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  1. 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

    newsletter.tf/ireland-molyneux

  2. 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
    newsletter.tf/ireland-molyneux

  3. John Locke, "Father of Classical Liberalism”, was born in Wrington, Somerset #OTD 1632.

    Friend and correspondent of William Molyneux. Publication of some of their letters made Locke more generally known in Ireland.

    "Without Locke’s Essay there would hardly have been a Berkeley, Browne, Hutcheson, or Burke; at least, they could not have been the philosophers we know them to be" - David Berman.

    John Locke in Ireland irishphilosophy.com/2013/08/29

    #Locke #WilliamMolyneux #IrishPhilosophyOTD

  4. John Locke, "Father of Classical Liberalism”, was born in Wrington, Somerset #OTD 1632.

    Friend and correspondent of William Molyneux. Publication of some of their letters made Locke more generally known in Ireland.

    "Without Locke’s Essay there would hardly have been a Berkeley, Browne, Hutcheson, or Burke; at least, they could not have been the philosophers we know them to be" - David Berman.

    John Locke in Ireland irishphilosophy.com/2013/08/29

    #Locke #WilliamMolyneux #IrishPhilosophyOTD

  5. John Locke, "Father of Classical Liberalism”, was born in Wrington, Somerset #OTD 1632.

    Friend and correspondent of William Molyneux. Publication of some of their letters made Locke more generally known in Ireland.

    "Without Locke’s Essay there would hardly have been a Berkeley, Browne, Hutcheson, or Burke; at least, they could not have been the philosophers we know them to be" - David Berman.

    John Locke in Ireland irishphilosophy.com/2013/08/29

    #Locke #WilliamMolyneux #IrishPhilosophyOTD

  6. John Locke, "Father of Classical Liberalism”, was born in Wrington, Somerset #OTD 1632.

    Friend and correspondent of William Molyneux. Publication of some of their letters made Locke more generally known in Ireland.

    "Without Locke’s Essay there would hardly have been a Berkeley, Browne, Hutcheson, or Burke; at least, they could not have been the philosophers we know them to be" - David Berman.

    John Locke in Ireland irishphilosophy.com/2013/08/29

    #Locke #WilliamMolyneux #IrishPhilosophyOTD

  7. This is rather lovely: "Locke Unlocked – A Look at John Locke’s An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" from #LaurenceSterneTrust

    Six vignettes ask the viewer to consider enduring philosophical problems (as featured in the philosophy of #Locke).

    Audio commentary is provided by Peter Millican and Tim Crane with Locke’s words read by Victoria Jenner. Transcripts are also provided.

    laurencesternetrust.org.uk/202

    Below: vignette for Molyneux's Problem (as posed by #WilliamMolyneux).

  8. This is rather lovely: "Locke Unlocked – A Look at John Locke’s An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" from #LaurenceSterneTrust

    Six vignettes ask the viewer to consider enduring philosophical problems (as featured in the philosophy of #Locke).

    Audio commentary is provided by Peter Millican and Tim Crane with Locke’s words read by Victoria Jenner. Transcripts are also provided.

    laurencesternetrust.org.uk/202

    Below: vignette for Molyneux's Problem (as posed by #WilliamMolyneux).

  9. This is rather lovely: "Locke Unlocked – A Look at John Locke’s An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" from #LaurenceSterneTrust

    Six vignettes ask the viewer to consider enduring philosophical problems (as featured in the philosophy of #Locke).

    Audio commentary is provided by Peter Millican and Tim Crane with Locke’s words read by Victoria Jenner. Transcripts are also provided.

    laurencesternetrust.org.uk/202

    Below: vignette for Molyneux's Problem (as posed by #WilliamMolyneux).

  10. This is rather lovely: "Locke Unlocked – A Look at John Locke’s An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" from #LaurenceSterneTrust

    Six vignettes ask the viewer to consider enduring philosophical problems (as featured in the philosophy of #Locke).

    Audio commentary is provided by Peter Millican and Tim Crane with Locke’s words read by Victoria Jenner. Transcripts are also provided.

    laurencesternetrust.org.uk/202

    Below: vignette for Molyneux's Problem (as posed by #WilliamMolyneux).

  11. Did you get what you wanted for Christmas? #WilliamMolyneux wanted a popular version of Newton's #Principia.

    For #Newton 's birthday, here's an extract from a letter from Molyneux (Dublin) to Hans Sloane (born in Killyleagh, living in London), expressing how valuable such a thing would be and hinting "if therefore by your Advice and Incouragement any of the Curious Witts of Lond[on] could be put upon such an undertaking, I should think it very wel worth his Pains."

    irishphilosophy.com/2015/04/16

  12. Did you get what you wanted for Christmas? #WilliamMolyneux wanted a popular version of Newton's #Principia.

    For #Newton 's birthday, here's an extract from a letter from Molyneux (Dublin) to Hans Sloane (born in Killyleagh, living in London), expressing how valuable such a thing would be and hinting "if therefore by your Advice and Incouragement any of the Curious Witts of Lond[on] could be put upon such an undertaking, I should think it very wel worth his Pains."

    irishphilosophy.com/2015/04/16

  13. Did you get what you wanted for Christmas? #WilliamMolyneux wanted a popular version of Newton's #Principia.

    For #Newton 's birthday, here's an extract from a letter from Molyneux (Dublin) to Hans Sloane (born in Killyleagh, living in London), expressing how valuable such a thing would be and hinting "if therefore by your Advice and Incouragement any of the Curious Witts of Lond[on] could be put upon such an undertaking, I should think it very wel worth his Pains."

    irishphilosophy.com/2015/04/16

  14. Did you get what you wanted for Christmas? #WilliamMolyneux wanted a popular version of Newton's #Principia.

    For #Newton 's birthday, here's an extract from a letter from Molyneux (Dublin) to Hans Sloane (born in Killyleagh, living in London), expressing how valuable such a thing would be and hinting "if therefore by your Advice and Incouragement any of the Curious Witts of Lond[on] could be put upon such an undertaking, I should think it very wel worth his Pains."

    irishphilosophy.com/2015/04/16

  15. #JohnToland became the Republican Mythmaker via contacts he made in Dublin before he left in a hurry.

    His arrival had triggered much writing refuting his #ChristianityNotMysterious (and a series of letters between #Locke and #WilliamMolyneux, which form the basis for the post below).

    This controversary was the trigger for the #IrishEnlightenment.

    Incendiary: John Toland and the birth of the Irish Enlightenment irishphilosophy.com/2013/09/18
    #IrishPhilosophy

  16. #JohnToland became the Republican Mythmaker via contacts he made in Dublin before he left in a hurry.

    His arrival had triggered much writing refuting his #ChristianityNotMysterious (and a series of letters between #Locke and #WilliamMolyneux, which form the basis for the post below).

    This controversary was the trigger for the #IrishEnlightenment.

    Incendiary: John Toland and the birth of the Irish Enlightenment irishphilosophy.com/2013/09/18
    #IrishPhilosophy

  17. #JohnToland became the Republican Mythmaker via contacts he made in Dublin before he left in a hurry.

    His arrival had triggered much writing refuting his #ChristianityNotMysterious (and a series of letters between #Locke and #WilliamMolyneux, which form the basis for the post below).

    This controversary was the trigger for the #IrishEnlightenment.

    Incendiary: John Toland and the birth of the Irish Enlightenment irishphilosophy.com/2013/09/18
    #IrishPhilosophy

  18. #JohnToland became the Republican Mythmaker via contacts he made in Dublin before he left in a hurry.

    His arrival had triggered much writing refuting his #ChristianityNotMysterious (and a series of letters between #Locke and #WilliamMolyneux, which form the basis for the post below).

    This controversary was the trigger for the #IrishEnlightenment.

    Incendiary: John Toland and the birth of the Irish Enlightenment irishphilosophy.com/2013/09/18
    #IrishPhilosophy