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2. "Babel revers'd": Real Characters, Philosophical Languages, and Idealizations of Order
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction. Physico-Theology: Dialogics, History, and Theory 1
- 1. "A Close (though Mystick) Connection": Boyle's Defense of the Bible 34
- 2. "Babel revers'd": Real Characters, Philosophical Languages, and Idealizations of Order 63
- 3. "Those Fabulous Chaldeans,: Boyle and the Crisis of Baconianism 95
- 4. "Ye true & real temple of God": Mathematics, History, and the Narrative Structures of Newton's Natural Philosophy 131
- 5. "The interposition of Omniscience": History, Method, and Aesthetics in Early Eighteenth-Century Newtonianism 178
- 6. Boyle "Epitomiz' d": The Reinscription of Science in Early Eighteenth-Century England 216
- Epilogue 257
- Index 261
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction. Physico-Theology: Dialogics, History, and Theory 1
- 1. "A Close (though Mystick) Connection": Boyle's Defense of the Bible 34
- 2. "Babel revers'd": Real Characters, Philosophical Languages, and Idealizations of Order 63
- 3. "Those Fabulous Chaldeans,: Boyle and the Crisis of Baconianism 95
- 4. "Ye true & real temple of God": Mathematics, History, and the Narrative Structures of Newton's Natural Philosophy 131
- 5. "The interposition of Omniscience": History, Method, and Aesthetics in Early Eighteenth-Century Newtonianism 178
- 6. Boyle "Epitomiz' d": The Reinscription of Science in Early Eighteenth-Century England 216
- Epilogue 257
- Index 261
