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Introduction 1
1 Euripides, Philosopher of the Stage 14
2 The World of Men and Gods 57
3 Agreeing with Nature: Fate and Providence in Stoic Ethics 90
4 Augustine: Divine Justice and the "Ordering" of Evil 129
5 The Philosopher and the Princess: Descartes and the Philosophical Life 160
6 Living with Necessity: Spinoza and the Philosophical Life 192
7 Designer Worlds 235
8 Providence as Progress 279
9 Providence Lost 302
Notes 333
Acknowledgments 345
Further Reading 347
Index 361
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Corey Seidl
reviewed Providence Lost on November 29, 2008
Providence Lost
A wonderful appraisal or ancient and modern dilemmas in knowledge and art. So far I highly agree with her. I appreciate her willingness to attack free will without resorting to anti-philosophical philistinism or scientism.
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Add Providence Lost, To the ancient Greeks, providence was the inherent purpose and rational structure of the world. In Christian thought, it became a benign will providing for human well-being. And in our own ever more secular times—is providence lost? Perhaps, but as Gene, Providence Lost to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Providence Lost, To the ancient Greeks, providence was the inherent purpose and rational structure of the world. In Christian thought, it became a benign will providing for human well-being. And in our own ever more secular times—is providence lost? Perhaps, but as Gene, Providence Lost to your collection on WonderClub |