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_aParacelsus: The Man and his Reputation, his Ideas and their Transformation / _cedited by Ole Peter Grell. |
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_aLeiden ; _aBoston : _bBrill, _c1998. |
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_aStudies in the History of Christian Traditions ; _v85 |
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_tPreliminary Material / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tPreface / _rOle Peter Grell -- _tList of Contributors / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tIntroduction: The Enigma of Paracelsus / _rOle Peter Grell -- _tChapter One The Spagyric Art; Or, The Impossible Work of Separating Pure from Impure Paracelsianism: a historiographical analysis / _rStephen Pumfrey -- _tChapter Two Paracelsus Fat and Thin: Thoughts on Reputations and Realities / _rAndrew Cunningham -- _tChapter Three Paracelsus as a Guiding Model -- Historians and their Object / _rDietlinde Goltz -- _tChapter Four The Paracelsians -- Nature and Character / _rHerbert Breger -- _tChapter Five Paracelsianism made Political, 1600-1650 / _rHugh Trevor-Roper -- _tChapter Six Medicine, Alchemy, and the Control of Language: Andreas Libavius versus the Neoparacelsians / _rBruce T. Moran -- _tChapter Seven 'Theophrastia Sancta' -- Paracelsianism as a Religion in Conflict with the Established Churches / _rCarlos Gilly -- _tChapter Eight Hohenheim's Anthropology in the Light of his Writings on the Eucharist / _rHartmut Rudolph -- _tChapter Nine On Paracelsus's Epistemology in His Early Theological Writings and in His Astronomia Magna / _rUte Gause -- _tChapter Ten Paracelsianism and the Diffusion of the Chemical Philosophy in Early Modern Europe / _rAllen G. Debus -- _tChapter Eleven The Acceptable Face of Paracelsianism: The Legacy of Idea medicinae and the Introduction of Paracelsianism into Early Modern Denmark / _rOle Peter Grell -- _tChapter Twelve The Paracelsian Body / _rJ.R.R. Christie -- _tChapter Thirteen The Paracelsian Kitchen / _rFrancis McKee -- _tChapter Fourteen 'Invisible Diseases' -- Imagination and Magnetism: Paracelsus and the Consequences / _rHeinz Schott -- _tConsolidated List of Literature / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tIndex of Names / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tIndex of Places / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tIndex of Subjects / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell -- _tStudies in the History of Christian Thought / _rEditor: Ole Peter Grell. |
520 | _aDespite his fame Paracelsus remains an illusive character. As this volume points out it is somewhat of a paradox that the fascination with Paracelsus and his ideas has remained so widespread when it is born in mind that it is far from clear what exactly he contributed to medicine and natural philosophy. But perhaps it is exactly this enigma which through the ages has made Paracelsus so attractive to such a variety of people who all want to claim him as an advocate for their particular ideas. The first section of this book deals with the historiography surrounding Paracelsus and Paracelsianism and points to the need of reclaiming the man and his ideas in their proper historical context. A further two sections are concerned with the different religious, social and political implications of Paracelsianism and its medical and natural philosophical significance respectively. | ||
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