Monthly Archives: December 2015

Seminar Series: Religion and Human Nature in the European Enlightenment

By James A T Lancaster | Published: December 17, 2015

Seminar Series: Religion and Human Nature in the European Enlightenment King’s College London, 2016 All seminars commence at 17:15 and are on the Strand Campus of KCL. The seminars will be followed by a drinks reception and dinner – everyone is welcome to attend. For further information, please email the seminar organisers: Robin Mills and Robin Douglass. Monday 18th […]

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Early Modern Women on Metaphysics, Religion and Science

By James A T Lancaster | Published: December 17, 2015

Conference: Early Modern Women on Metaphysics, Religion and Science 21-23 March 2016, University of Groningen During the early modern period (c. 1600-1800) women were involved in many debates that tangled together metaphysics, religion and science. The women included figures such as Margaret Cavendish, Emilie Du Châtelet, Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, and Damaris Cudworth Masham. The […]

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CFP: ‘Fate and Fortune in Renaissance Thought’

By James A T Lancaster | Published: December 2, 2015

CFP: ‘Fate and Fortune in Renaissance Thought’ 27 May 2016, University of Warwick The aim of the colloquium is to explore the significance of the concepts of fate and fortune in Renaissance thought. While having a significant medieval background in theological texts and in The Consolation of Philosophy and other philosophical treatises, these concepts received new […]

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