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Malebranche.

The Philosophical Review, 1901
Grace Neal Dolson, Henri Joly
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Malebranche and Arnauld

Abstract In the 1680s and 1690s, Nicolas Malewbranche and Antoine Arnauld engaged in a heated, wide-ranging, rich, and often bitter public debate that spanned an extraordinarily wide range of issues. This chapter starts with a brief overview of Malebranche’s and Arnauld’s relationship and the texts from the debate. The focus is on one
Eric Stencil, Julie Walsh
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Malebranche on Causation

2000
Questions about the nature of causality occupy a rather central place in early modern philosophy. There had been, of course, a concern with causality in ancient philosophy (especially Aristotle) and in medieval thought (particularly in the sacramental context). However, the topic took on even greater urgency in the seventeenth century. In large measure,
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Knowledge and Causality

2022
Emanuela Scribano, Scribano Emanuela
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Spinoza-Malebranche

2018
Ce volume se propose de rouvrir les recherches sur la confrontation entre Spinoza et Malebranche, à laquelle l’histoire de la philosophie s’est jusqu’ici peu livrée, ou dont elle ne s’est guère acquittée que sous les formes figées de la triangulation (la lecture croisée des deux auteurs dans leur rapport à Descartes) ou de la réfutation (de Spinoza ...
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Malebranche on Space, Time, and Divine Simplicity

International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2023
Torrance Fung
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Malebranche on Occasionalism

Abstract Nicolas Malebranche is perhaps most well-known for his enthusiastic defense of the doctrine of occasionalism. Occasionalism—at least Malebranche’s complete occasionalism—is the thesis that God alone has true causal power and that natural causes (e.g., a ball colliding with another or a volition of a finite will) are not true ...
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