Review of Marilyn Francus. Monstrous Motherhood: Eighteenth-Century Culture and the Ideology of Domesticity. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins UP, 2012. Xi + 297pp. Index. ISBN 978-1-4214-0737-1.

the traditional logician’s explanation on categorical syllogism, make the analysis of controversial syllogism and other relative syllogism, very difficult. the thirteenth century logicians use two methods to solve this problem. one method is ibn sina's method, which adds a premise to syllogism, and the second method is fakhr al-din al-razi and katebis’ method, which provide syllogism relyi...

By title, Lester King's latest book would appear to complement a work which he published in 1970, The road to medical enlightenment, 1650-1695. In that earlier monograph he examined a number of seventeenth-century physicians and scientists-Boyle, van Helmont, Sydenham, Sylvius, Hooke-whose philosophies were seen to culminate in the eclectic synthesis of Friedrich Hoffmann. Although he never exp...

Abstract The article traces a hitherto-neglected form of political obligation, one that resulted from national debt and relied on creditors’ self-interest. Eighteenth-century commentators argued William III had introduced public borrowing to gain support the people maintain Revolution Settlement. This claim was first made by tories became staple argument opposition authors. Around middle eighte...

Łukasz Jan Korporowicz. Roman Law in Eighteenth-Century England. Teaching, Studying, Scholarship. Łódź: Lodz University Press, 2019, 237 Pages This review presents a book recently authored by Korporowicz on the presence of law eighteenth century The is divided into five chapters that deal with following issues: 1) teaching ius civile Oxbridge, 2) outside universities, 3) study and obtaining for...