Research
Thoughts on…
Lady
Mary Shepherd – Volume 2
Is Shepherd the Materialist Author of the 1819 Treatise?
Liba
Kaucky
Series: Research Thoughts on…
Lady Mary Shepherd - Volume 2
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Current titles in this series:
Research Thoughts on… Lady Mary Shepherd - Volume 1
Research Thoughts on… Spinoza - Volume 1
Research Thoughts on… Spinoza - Volume 2
Research Thoughts on… Spinoza – Volume 3
Research Thoughts on… Margaret Lucas Cavendish - Volume 1
Forthcoming titles:
Research Thoughts on… Lady Mary Shepherd - Volume 3
Research Thoughts on… Spinoza - Volume 4
Research Thoughts on… Margaret Lucas Cavendish - Volume 2
I would like to
dedicate this book to my mother, Jana, without whose endless love, continual
encouragement and support this book would not have been possible. I want to
take this opportunity to thank her for always being there for me throughout
life’s ups and downs and for always having total belief in me and giving me the
confidence to follow my dreams. I love you!
Contents:
Part 1
Chapter 1: The Feminist Task of Analysing Female Authorship
Chapter 2: 'An Undiscovered Manuscript by Shepherd?'
Chapter 3: 'Who Authored the 1819 Treatise?
Women Geologists and Authorship'
Chapter 4: 'The Problem of Inconsistent References to the Title of the 1819 Treatise. Was James Milne the Author of Shepherd's 1819 treatise?'
Part 2
Chapter 5: 'Shepherd, Brown and historical, contextual considerations surrounding scholarly responses to Hume'
Chapter 6 'Shepherd on Reason'
Chapter 7 'Engrafting Errors'
Chapter 8 'Non Causa Pro Causa'
Chapter 9 'Experimentum Crucis'
Chapter 10 'Experimentum Crucis in Shepherd's 1827 Treatise'
Chapter 11 'Experimentum Crucis in Shepherd's 1824 Treatise'
Chapter 12 'Materialistic Methodology'
Chapter 13 'Conclusions Drawn on Shepherd's Authorship'
Chapter 14 'Conclusions Drawn on Shepherd's Materialism'
Concluding Remark
Part 1
In Part 1, I address the recent controversial scholarly debate surrounding the authorship and attribution of an anonymously published 1819 Treatise to Mary Shepherd. This raises themes and topics that I shall further in Part 2.
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