Propaganda of progress : Francis Bacon's essays as popular enlightenment
         "This dissertation is a close, exegetical analysis of a selection of essays from the 1625 CE English edition of Bacon's Essays . As this dissertation shows, Bacon's Essays is a primer: Bacon has designed the text to help us better understand human nature, religion, and politics and thereby prepare us for the age of progress. Throughout this analysis, a chiasmic reading of the text is applied in order to examine three primary themes: human nature, religion, and politics."--Excerpt from abstract.
    
    Read
- In Collections
 - 
    Electronic Theses & Dissertations
                    
 
- Copyright Status
 - In Copyright
 
- Material Type
 - 
    Theses
                    
 
- Authors
 - 
    Dolgoy, Erin Alexandra
                    
 
- Thesis Advisors
 - 
    Weinberger, Jerry
                    
 
- Committee Members
 - 
    Kautz, Steven
                    
Melzer, Arthur
Zinman, M. Richard
 
- Date Published
 - 
    2013
                    
 
- Subjects
 - 
    Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626
                    
Essays (Bacon, Francis)
Science and civilization
Progress
Intellectual life
Intellectual life--Turkish influences
Intellectual life--Japanese influences
Intellectual life--Italian influences
Intellectual life--Indic influences
Intellectual life--Greek influences
Intellectual life--European influences
Intellectual life--English influences
Intellectual life--Classical influences
Intellectual life--Chinese influences
Intellectual life--American influences
 
- Program of Study
 - 
    Political Science - Doctor of Philosophy
                    
 
- Degree Level
 - 
    Doctoral
                    
 
- Language
 - 
    English
                    
 
- Pages
 - vii, 358 pages
 
- ISBN
 - 
    9781303497513
                    
1303497514
 
- Permalink
 - https://doi.org/doi:10.25335/tyj1-j348