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Interview on Cavendish with Colin Chamberlain and others

Names: Chamberlain, Colin, Jesuthasan, Meerabelle, MacLellan, Bonnie, Sharp, Brooke, Thompson, Lee
Part of: New Narratives Podcast
Type: Sound recording non-musical

Introduction to Mary Astell with Jacqueline Broad

Names: Brennan, Haley, Broad, Jacqueline
Description:

Interview with Jacquie Broad about Mary Astell - her philosophical ideas and interlocutors.

Part of: New Narratives Podcast
Type: Sound recording non-musical

Collection

  • New Narratives in the History… (2)

Name

  • Brennan, Haley (1)
  • Broad, Jacqueline (1)
  • Chamberlain, Colin (1)
  • Jesuthasan, Meerabelle (1)
  • MacLellan, Bonnie (1)
  • Sharp, Brooke (1)
  • Thompson, Lee (1)

Subject (Geographic)

  • British Columbia (2)
  • Burnaby (B.C.) (2)
  • Canada (2)

Genre

  • Podcasts (2)
  • Sound recordings (2)

Type of Resource

  • Sound recording non-musical (2)

Language

  • English (2)

Keywords

  • Descartes, René (2)
  • Locke, John (2)
  • Astell, Mary (1)
  • Cavendish, Margaret (1)
  • Conway, Anne (1)
  • Dualism (1)
  • Education (1)
  • Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (1)
  • Malebranche, Nicolas (1)
  • Masham, Damaris (1)
  • Metaphysical systems (1)
  • More, Henry (1)
  • Newton, Isaac (1)
  • Norris, John (1)
  • Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia (1)
  • Syllabus construction (1)
  • Theology (1)
  • Undergraduate experience (1)
  • Virtue theory (1)
  • (-) Substance (2)

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