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A Renaissance of Reason: Ireland's Philosophical Roots Uncovered

New findings show William Molyneux helped bring Enlightenment ideas to Ireland, challenging old views of its intellectual history.

#IrishPhilosophy, #WilliamMolyneux, #Enlightenment, #TrinityCollege, #DublinHistory

https://newsletter.tf/ireland-molyneux-enlightenment-ideas-dublin/

Recent research highlights William Molyneux's key role in Ireland's intellectual history, showing a stronger connection to European Enlightenment ideas than previously thought.

#IrishPhilosophy, #WilliamMolyneux, #Enlightenment, #TrinityCollege, #DublinHistory
https://newsletter.tf/ireland-molyneux-enlightenment-ideas-dublin/

#IrishPhilosophy #computing #logic

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#IrishPhilosophy #computing #logic

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#IrishPhilosophy #computing #logic

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#IrishPhilosophy #computing #logic

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Philosophia

Clare Marie Moriarty reflects on philosophy and motherhood in a tribute to Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza.

https://philosophersmag.com/philosophia/

#IrishPhilosophy

Philosophia

Clare Marie Moriarty reflects on philosophy and motherhood in a tribute to Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza.

https://philosophersmag.com/philosophia/

#IrishPhilosophy

Philosophia

Clare Marie Moriarty reflects on philosophy and motherhood in a tribute to Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza.

https://philosophersmag.com/philosophia/

#IrishPhilosophy

Philosophia

Clare Marie Moriarty reflects on philosophy and motherhood in a tribute to Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza.

https://philosophersmag.com/philosophia/

#IrishPhilosophy

Philosophia

Clare Marie Moriarty reflects on philosophy and motherhood in a tribute to Professor Maria Rosa Antognazza.

https://philosophersmag.com/philosophia/

#IrishPhilosophy

I've an article in the #IrishPhilosophy edition of #PhilosophyNow. https://philosophynow.org/issues/160

For readers of that, or anyone new to the blog, there's a new introductory post to help people find their way about the blog.

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2024/02/06/irish-philosophy-meets-philosophy-now/

Fáilte!

I've an article in the #IrishPhilosophy edition of #PhilosophyNow. https://philosophynow.org/issues/160

For readers of that, or anyone new to the blog, there's a new introductory post to help people find their way about the blog.

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2024/02/06/irish-philosophy-meets-philosophy-now/

Fáilte!

I've an article in the #IrishPhilosophy edition of #PhilosophyNow. https://philosophynow.org/issues/160

For readers of that, or anyone new to the blog, there's a new introductory post to help people find their way about the blog.

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2024/02/06/irish-philosophy-meets-philosophy-now/

Fáilte!

I've an article in the #IrishPhilosophy edition of #PhilosophyNow. https://philosophynow.org/issues/160

For readers of that, or anyone new to the blog, there's a new introductory post to help people find their way about the blog.

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2024/02/06/irish-philosophy-meets-philosophy-now/

Fáilte!

I've an article in the #IrishPhilosophy edition of #PhilosophyNow. https://philosophynow.org/issues/160

For readers of that, or anyone new to the blog, there's a new introductory post to help people find their way about the blog.

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2024/02/06/irish-philosophy-meets-philosophy-now/

Fáilte!

From the revamped blog:

Adomnán and the Law of the Innocent

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2021/04/02/adomnan/

#IrishPhilosophy #Adomnan

From the revamped blog:

Adomnán and the Law of the Innocent

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2021/04/02/adomnan/

#IrishPhilosophy #Adomnan

From the revamped blog:

Adomnán and the Law of the Innocent

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2021/04/02/adomnan/

#IrishPhilosophy #Adomnan

From the revamped blog:

Adomnán and the Law of the Innocent

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2021/04/02/adomnan/

#IrishPhilosophy #Adomnan

From the revamped blog:

Adomnán and the Law of the Innocent

https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2021/04/02/adomnan/

#IrishPhilosophy #Adomnan

#SilentSunday #IrishPhilosophy

A stained glass window in memory of #OliverGoldsmith, depicting one of the characters from "The Deserted Village", the devoted clergyman. From
St Munis CoI, #Forgney Co. Longford, which lies south of #NewcastleWood.

Goldsmith is believed to have been born in the townland of #Pallas, just north of Newcastle Wood (best know as the home of #CenterParcsLongford).

The poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44292/the-deserted-village

Link to the original image https://www.gloine.ie/search/window/14994/w03?i=1

#SilentSunday #IrishPhilosophy

A stained glass window in memory of #OliverGoldsmith, depicting one of the characters from "The Deserted Village", the devoted clergyman. From
St Munis CoI, #Forgney Co. Longford, which lies south of #NewcastleWood.

Goldsmith is believed to have been born in the townland of #Pallas, just north of Newcastle Wood (best know as the home of #CenterParcsLongford).

The poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44292/the-deserted-village

Link to the original image https://www.gloine.ie/search/window/14994/w03?i=1

#SilentSunday #IrishPhilosophy

A stained glass window in memory of #OliverGoldsmith, depicting one of the characters from "The Deserted Village", the devoted clergyman. From
St Munis CoI, #Forgney Co. Longford, which lies south of #NewcastleWood.

Goldsmith is believed to have been born in the townland of #Pallas, just north of Newcastle Wood (best know as the home of #CenterParcsLongford).

The poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44292/the-deserted-village

Link to the original image https://www.gloine.ie/search/window/14994/w03?i=1

#SilentSunday #IrishPhilosophy

A stained glass window in memory of #OliverGoldsmith, depicting one of the characters from "The Deserted Village", the devoted clergyman. From
St Munis CoI, #Forgney Co. Longford, which lies south of #NewcastleWood.

Goldsmith is believed to have been born in the townland of #Pallas, just north of Newcastle Wood (best know as the home of #CenterParcsLongford).

The poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44292/the-deserted-village

Link to the original image https://www.gloine.ie/search/window/14994/w03?i=1

#SilentSunday #IrishPhilosophy

A stained glass window in memory of #OliverGoldsmith, depicting one of the characters from "The Deserted Village", the devoted clergyman. From
St Munis CoI, #Forgney Co. Longford, which lies south of #NewcastleWood.

Goldsmith is believed to have been born in the townland of #Pallas, just north of Newcastle Wood (best know as the home of #CenterParcsLongford).

The poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44292/the-deserted-village

Link to the original image https://www.gloine.ie/search/window/14994/w03?i=1

"In practice the text of #Lucretius rests upon two Leiden manuscripts [...] The older and better is O (Voss. Lat. F. 30)Offsite Link. It was written not long after 800 in the Palace School of Charlemagne. A contemporary corrector, using a distinctive insular hand, emended the text and in places filled up lacunae left by the orignal scribe. This hand has been recognized as that of Dungal" https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3217

More on the Irish scholar Dúngal https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/06/26/dungal/

#history #IrishPhilosophy

"In practice the text of #Lucretius rests upon two Leiden manuscripts [...] The older and better is O (Voss. Lat. F. 30)Offsite Link. It was written not long after 800 in the Palace School of Charlemagne. A contemporary corrector, using a distinctive insular hand, emended the text and in places filled up lacunae left by the orignal scribe. This hand has been recognized as that of Dungal" https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3217

More on the Irish scholar Dúngal https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/06/26/dungal/

#history #IrishPhilosophy

"In practice the text of #Lucretius rests upon two Leiden manuscripts [...] The older and better is O (Voss. Lat. F. 30)Offsite Link. It was written not long after 800 in the Palace School of Charlemagne. A contemporary corrector, using a distinctive insular hand, emended the text and in places filled up lacunae left by the orignal scribe. This hand has been recognized as that of Dungal" https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3217

More on the Irish scholar Dúngal https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/06/26/dungal/

#history #IrishPhilosophy

"In practice the text of #Lucretius rests upon two Leiden manuscripts [...] The older and better is O (Voss. Lat. F. 30)Offsite Link. It was written not long after 800 in the Palace School of Charlemagne. A contemporary corrector, using a distinctive insular hand, emended the text and in places filled up lacunae left by the orignal scribe. This hand has been recognized as that of Dungal" https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3217

More on the Irish scholar Dúngal https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/06/26/dungal/

#history #IrishPhilosophy

"In practice the text of #Lucretius rests upon two Leiden manuscripts [...] The older and better is O (Voss. Lat. F. 30)Offsite Link. It was written not long after 800 in the Palace School of Charlemagne. A contemporary corrector, using a distinctive insular hand, emended the text and in places filled up lacunae left by the orignal scribe. This hand has been recognized as that of Dungal" https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3217

More on the Irish scholar Dúngal https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/06/26/dungal/

#history #IrishPhilosophy

One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294

(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ )

#DorothyMoore #IrishPhilosophy

One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294

(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ )

#DorothyMoore #IrishPhilosophy

One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294

(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ )

#DorothyMoore #IrishPhilosophy

One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294

(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ )

#DorothyMoore #IrishPhilosophy

One of #DIBs featured bios today is scholar Dorothy Moore https://www.dib.ie/biography/moore-dorothy-nee-king-other-married-name-dury-a10294

(The others are also 17th century women:
Boyle, Margaret (1623 - 1689)
Boyle, Elizabeth (1613 - 1691)
Barry, Alice (1608 - 1667)
Pulter, Lady Hester (1605 - 1678)
https://www.dib.ie/ )

#DorothyMoore #IrishPhilosophy

@rmathematicus review of Michelle DiMeo's book "Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister".

Not just an elder sister: https://wp.me/py7Pg-23G

#LadyRanelagh #IrishPhilosophy

@rmathematicus review of Michelle DiMeo's book "Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister".

Not just an elder sister: https://wp.me/py7Pg-23G

#LadyRanelagh #IrishPhilosophy

@rmathematicus review of Michelle DiMeo's book "Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister".

Not just an elder sister: https://wp.me/py7Pg-23G

#LadyRanelagh #IrishPhilosophy

@rmathematicus review of Michelle DiMeo's book "Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister".

Not just an elder sister: https://wp.me/py7Pg-23G

#LadyRanelagh #IrishPhilosophy

@rmathematicus review of Michelle DiMeo's book "Lady Ranelagh: The Incomparable Life of Robert Boyle’s Sister".

Not just an elder sister: https://wp.me/py7Pg-23G

#LadyRanelagh #IrishPhilosophy

Podcast | Alison Stone, "Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Includes the Irish women Frances Power Cobbe and (arguably) Annie Besant. https://newbooksnetwork.com/women-philosophers-in-nineteenth-century-britain

#IrishPhilosophy #podcast #WomenInPhilosophy

Podcast | Alison Stone, "Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Includes the Irish women Frances Power Cobbe and (arguably) Annie Besant. https://newbooksnetwork.com/women-philosophers-in-nineteenth-century-britain

#IrishPhilosophy #podcast #WomenInPhilosophy

Podcast | Alison Stone, "Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Includes the Irish women Frances Power Cobbe and (arguably) Annie Besant. https://newbooksnetwork.com/women-philosophers-in-nineteenth-century-britain

#IrishPhilosophy #podcast #WomenInPhilosophy

Podcast | Alison Stone, "Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Includes the Irish women Frances Power Cobbe and (arguably) Annie Besant. https://newbooksnetwork.com/women-philosophers-in-nineteenth-century-britain

#IrishPhilosophy #podcast #WomenInPhilosophy

Podcast | Alison Stone, "Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Includes the Irish women Frances Power Cobbe and (arguably) Annie Besant. https://newbooksnetwork.com/women-philosophers-in-nineteenth-century-britain

#IrishPhilosophy #podcast #WomenInPhilosophy

Despite what you may have heard, before Patrick's time the Irish culture was primarily oral. The advent of Christianity meant the advent of books - and an introduction into the classical world of which Ireland was not part.

Literacy and Learning in Ireland before and after Patrick – https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/17/literacy-learning-patrick/

#IrishPhilosophy #StPatricksDay #PaddysDay

Despite what you may have heard, before Patrick's time the Irish culture was primarily oral. The advent of Christianity meant the advent of books - and an introduction into the classical world of which Ireland was not part.

Literacy and Learning in Ireland before and after Patrick – https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/17/literacy-learning-patrick/

#IrishPhilosophy #StPatricksDay #PaddysDay

Despite what you may have heard, before Patrick's time the Irish culture was primarily oral. The advent of Christianity meant the advent of books - and an introduction into the classical world of which Ireland was not part.

Literacy and Learning in Ireland before and after Patrick – https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/17/literacy-learning-patrick/

#IrishPhilosophy #StPatricksDay #PaddysDay

Despite what you may have heard, before Patrick's time the Irish culture was primarily oral. The advent of Christianity meant the advent of books - and an introduction into the classical world of which Ireland was not part.

Literacy and Learning in Ireland before and after Patrick – https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/17/literacy-learning-patrick/

#IrishPhilosophy #StPatricksDay #PaddysDay

Despite what you may have heard, before Patrick's time the Irish culture was primarily oral. The advent of Christianity meant the advent of books - and an introduction into the classical world of which Ireland was not part.

Literacy and Learning in Ireland before and after Patrick – https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/03/17/literacy-learning-patrick/

#IrishPhilosophy #StPatricksDay #PaddysDay

"I think being a woman is like being Irish… Everyone says you’re important and nice, but you take second place all the same."

#IrisMurdoch in the novel "The Red and the Green" set in the Ireland of 1916, and of which Damien Kiberd says, “beneath the surface traditionalism…the modern world struggles to be born.”

A post on the philosophy of the novel: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/02/08/murdoch-being-irish/

#IrishPhilosophy

"I think being a woman is like being Irish… Everyone says you’re important and nice, but you take second place all the same."

#IrisMurdoch in the novel "The Red and the Green" set in the Ireland of 1916, and of which Damien Kiberd says, “beneath the surface traditionalism…the modern world struggles to be born.”

A post on the philosophy of the novel: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/02/08/murdoch-being-irish/

#IrishPhilosophy

"I think being a woman is like being Irish… Everyone says you’re important and nice, but you take second place all the same."

#IrisMurdoch in the novel "The Red and the Green" set in the Ireland of 1916, and of which Damien Kiberd says, “beneath the surface traditionalism…the modern world struggles to be born.”

A post on the philosophy of the novel: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/02/08/murdoch-being-irish/

#IrishPhilosophy

"I think being a woman is like being Irish… Everyone says you’re important and nice, but you take second place all the same."

#IrisMurdoch in the novel "The Red and the Green" set in the Ireland of 1916, and of which Damien Kiberd says, “beneath the surface traditionalism…the modern world struggles to be born.”

A post on the philosophy of the novel: https://www.irishphilosophy.com/2016/02/08/murdoch-being-irish/

#IrishPhilosophy