Wed Nov 17 06:37:24 2010 UTClccn-n82-58570Women philosophers--Great Britain0.81The Conway letters : the correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-16840.881.00The principles of the most ancient and modern philosophy, concerning God, Christ, and the creatures, viz. of spirit and matter in general; whereby may be resolved all those problems or difficulties, which neither by the School nor common modern philosophy, nor by the Cartesian, Hobbesian, or Spinosian could be discussed. Being a little treatise published since the authors death, translated out of the English into Latin, with annotations taken from the ancient philosophy of the Hebrews; and now again made EnglishAnne_Conway,_Viscountess_Conwayn 82058570oca00755450aConway, Anne,1631-1679Conway, Anne Finch Conway,viscountess,1631-1679Finch, Anne,1631-1679Conway, Anne Conway,Viscountess,1631-1679lccn-n50-3400Nicolson, Marjorie Hope1894-1981edtlccn-n83-124606More, Henry1614-1687lccn-n87-920899Hutton, Sarah1948-edtlccn-no94-3119InteLex Corporationlccn-n82-57920Loptson, Peteredtlccn-n82-136797Crull, J.(Jodocus)d. 1713?trllccn-n79-59190Hobbes, Thomas1588-1679lccn-n80-32761Smith, Adam1723-1790lccn-n79-55588Berkeley, George1685-1753lccn-n79-90225Locke, John1632-1704Conway, Anne1631-1679Conway, Anne1631-1679100Ethics, ModernEnglandBiographyDatabasesVirtuePostmodernismMechanism (Philosophy)HeadacheKnowledge, Theory ofFeminist theoryMarvell, Andrew,--1621-1678Harvey, William,--1578-1657EthicsVitalismPhilosophy--Early works to 1800SoftwareDescartes, René,--1596-1650Quaker womenWomen in scienceHistoryMind and bodyLeibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm,--Freiherr von,--1646-1716Masham, Damaris,--Lady,--1658-1708Philosophy, BritishPoets, English--CorrespondenceAuthors, English--CorrespondenceHelmont, Franciscus Mercurius van,--1614-1699Criticism, interpretation, etc.Authors, EnglishPhilosophy, ModernPhilosophy and religionGodEarly worksMetaphysicsNature--Religious aspects--ChristianityMysticismNaturalismPhilosophy of natureSourcesManners and customsIntellectual lifeTheologiansCambridge PlatonistsPhilosophersRecords and correspondenceMore, Henry,--1614-1687TheologyGreat BritainPhilosophyConway, Anne,--1631-16791631167916691690169219301937194719761982198619901992199319941995199619981999200120022003200420052008739300742377book190b1201.c5534381053475413ocn032347416sw005756356:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19960.92Conway, AnneThe principles of the most ancient and modern philosophyComputer version of the Latin and English texts of Anne Conway's Principia philosophiae antiquissimae & recentissimae, with Folio VIEWS text management program for PCs.+-+208829670524927713ocn024671241sw005730527:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19920.81Conway, AnneThe Conway letters : the correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-16841061072ocn012029432sw012029432:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook16920.87Conway, AnneThe principles of the most ancient and modern philosophy concerning God, Christ and the creatures ... being a little treatise published since the author's death, translated out of the English into Latin, with annotations taken from the ancient philosophy of the Hebrews, and now again made English64654ocn064094047sw029888850:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19950.89British philosophy 1600-1900The Past Masters British Philosophy 1600-1900 database contains major works of Francis Bacon, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, George Berkeley, David Hume, Anne Conway, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, David Ricardo, The British Moralists and Adam Smith.22222ocn300089490sw052983919:lccn-n82-58570Falsefile20030.86The Emerging Tradition : 1500-1700The InteLex Past Masters English Letters database The Emerging Tradition: 1500-1700 contains 19 volumes of letters and correspondence of the most important figures of the period 1500-1700 in Britain published by Oxford University Press.16162ocn311791839sw311791839:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook2004Conway, AnneThe writings and letters of Anne Conway The writings and the correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-1684The Writings and Letters of Anne Conway is the complete electronic edition of Anne Conway's posthumously published Principia philosophiae in in Latin and English, together with her correspondence with Henry More and others.15151ocn081412685sw081412685:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1930Conway, AnneConway letters, the correspondence of Anne, viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-1684 : collected from manuscript sources & edited with a biographical account883ocn070818011sw070818011:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook2004Conway, AnneThe writings and letters of Anne ConwayComponent of the Intelex Past Masters database The Emerging Tradition: 1500-1700 which contains 19 volumes of letters and correspondence of the most important figures of the period 1500-1700 in Britain published by Oxford University Press.334ocn499609427sw062757054:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1930Conway, AnneConway Letters, The Correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their Friends, 1642-1684112ocn266078672sw002292465:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook16690.81More, HenryEnchiridion ethicum : præcipua moralis philosophiæ rudimenta complectens, illustrata utplurimum veterum monumentis, & ad probitatem vitæ perpetuò accommodata112ocn184746090sw184746090:lccn-n82-58570FalsemixdConway, AnnaArtist file : miscellaneous uncataloged material111ocn662144517sw662144517:lccn-n82-58570FalsebookConway, AnneI principi dell più antica e moderna filosofia, riguardo Dio, Cristo e la creatura111ocn606992757sw049978236:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook2001Past masters humanities databases, full text scholarly editionsA searchable collection of works by various philosophers. Employs Folio Views, a text management program that offers view processing, text searching and retrieval, and hypertext linking.111ocn562584899sw562584899:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1930Nicolson, Marjorie HopeConway Letters. The correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-1684. Collected ..& edited with a biographical account by M. H. Nicolson. [With plates, including portraits111ocn503788953sw503788953:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1692The Principles of the most Ancient and Modern Philosophy, concerning God, Christ, and the Creatures ... Being a little treatise published since the author's death, translated out of English into Latin ... and now again made English. By J. C., Medicinæ Professor. [A translation of Anne, Viscountess Conway's "Opuscula philosophica quibus continentur principia philosophiae antiquissimae et recentissimae111ocn503787727sw503787727:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1690Principia philosophiae antiquissimæ & recentissimæ de Deo, Christo & creatura, id est de spiritu & materia in genere ... Opusculum posthumum [of Anne, Viscountess Conway]. E lingua anglicana latinitate donatum [by Henry More? or Baron Franciscus Mercurius van Helmont?], cum annotationibus ex antiqua Hebræorum philosophia desumtis111ocn249046817sw249046817:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1690Conway, AnnaPrincipia philosophiae antiquissimae et recentissimae de Deo, Christo et creatura id est de spirita et materia in genere : ... Opus posthumam (Comilissae Anna de Convay + 1678) e lingua anglicana latinitate donatum, cum annotationibus ex antiqua Hebraeorum philosophia desamtis111ocn224503279sw224503279:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1692Conway, AnneThe principles of the most ancient and modern philosophy concerning God, Christ, and the creatures, viz. of spirit and matter in general, whereby may be resolved all those problems or difficulties, which neither by the school nor common modern philosophy, nor by the Cartesian, Hobessian, nor Spinosian, could be discussed. Being a little treatise published since the author's death, translated out of the English into Latin, with annotations taken from the ancient philosophy of the Hebrews; and now again made English, by J.C111ocn068199184sw068199184:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook16921.00Conway, AnneThe principles of the most ancient and modern philosophy, concerning God, Christ, and the creatures, viz. of spirit and matter in general; whereby may be resolved all those problems or difficulties, which neither by the School nor common modern philosophy, nor by the Cartesian, Hobbesian, or Spinosian could be discussed. Being a little treatise published since the authors death, translated out of the English into Latin, with annotations taken from the ancient philosophy of the Hebrews; and now again made English111ocn029592191sw029592191:lccn-n82-58570Falsefile19931.00Conway, AnnePrincipia philosophiae antiquissimae & recentissimae de Deo, Christo & creatura3833976ocn054365085sw054365085:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook20040.78Hutton, SarahAnne Conway : a woman philosopher+-+K2908367052482483ocn014734123sw014734123:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19300.76Conway, AnneConway letters; the correspondence of Anne, viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-16841751752ocn167509163sw167509163:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook2008White, Carol WayneThe legacy of Anne Conway (1631-1679) : reverberations from a mystical naturalism19192ocn038033940sw038033940:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19940.67Hutton, SarahAncient wisdom and modern philosophy : Anne Conway, F.M. van Helmont and the seventeenth-century Dutch interchange of ideas13131ocn053450610sw053450610:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook20030.94Mocchi, GiulianaIndividuo "bene fundatum" : controversie religiose moderne e idee per Leibniz661ocn053006923sw053006923:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook20021.00Usakiewicz, JoannaBonum et (im)mutabilitas : myśl filozoficzna Anne Conway (1631-1679)441ocn020190923sw020190923:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19860.67Perspectives on the seventeenth century world of Viscountess Anne Conway221ocn074388287sw046504894:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19941.00Sheridan, PatriciaVitalism and the new science Anne Conway's response to the mechanization of natureConway espoused the vitalistic theory of matter as an answer to the faults in the mechanical concepts of nature advocated by Descartes, Hobbes and Spinoza. Her arguments are relevant to current feminist critiques of modernist epistemological paradigms in the hard and social sciences.221ocn041597045sw041597045:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19371.00Owen, Gilbert RoyThe famous case of Lady Anne Conway221ocn033160143sw033160143:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook19930.67Barnes, DianaMind/body discourse in the writings of Anne Conway and Andrew Marvell111ocn222910183sw222910183:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1999Broad, Jacqueline SoniaThe impertinencies of a woman's pen a study of the metaphysical views of four early modern women philosophers111ocn185542706sw185542706:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1992Conway, AnneThe Conway letters : the correspondence of Anne, Viscountess Conway, Henry More, and their friends, 1642-1684111ocn081874938sw081874938:lccn-n82-58570FalsemixdConway of Conway Castle, Edward ConwayEdward Conway, Viscount Conway of Conway Castle, papers, 1650-1679Correspondence extracts from Sir Thomas Baines; John Finch, Baron Finch of Fordwich; and Dr. Henry More, Christ's College, Cambridge. Correspondence and tracts on religious matters, chiefly addressed to Anne Conway from Thomas Bromley, Joseph Cooper, George Keith, William Penn, and Lillias Skene.111ocn079003169sw079003169:lccn-n82-58570FalsebookPowicke, Frederick JHenry More, Cambridge Platonist; and Lady Conway, of Ragley, Platonist and Quakeress111ocn061142407sw061142407:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook20050.67Byrne, DavidAnne Conway : an intellectual portrait of a seventeenth century viscountess111ocn054221584sw005522999:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook16690.89More, HenryEpistola H. Mori ad V.C. quae apologiam complectitur pro Cartesio, quaeque introductionis loco esse poterit ad universam philosophiam Cartesianam001ocn226098971sw226098971:lccn-n82-58570FalsemixdConway of Conway Castle, Edward ConwayPapers of Edward Conway, Viscount Conway of Conway Castle, 1650-1679Correspondence extracts from Sir Thomas Baines; John Finch, Baron Finch of Fordwich; and Dr. Henry More, Christ's College, Cambridge. Correspondence and tracts on religious matters, chiefly addressed to Anne Conway from Thomas Bromley, Joseph Cooper, George Keith, William Penn, and Lillias Skene.001ocn082819768sw082819768:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1976Coudert, Allison GottesmanA Quaker-Kabbalist controversy : George Fox's reaction to Francis Mercury van Helmont001ocn082659476sw082659476:lccn-n82-58570Falsebook1947Cadbury, Henry JoelEarly Quakerism and uncanonical lore+-+2088296705Thu Dec 02 12:18:51 EST 2010