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Preface | |
Prologue: Backing into the Millennium | |
What Is the Problem About Modernity? Dating the Start of Modernity The Standard Account and Its Defects The Modernity of the Renaissance Retreat from the Renaissance From Humanists to Rationalists | |
The 17th-Century Counter-Renaissance Henry of Navarre and the Crisis of Belief 1610-1611: Young René and the Henriade 1610-1611: John Donne Grieves for Cosmopolis 1640-1650: The Politics of Certainty The First Step Back from Rationalism | |
The Modern World View Fashioning the New "Europe of Nations" 1660-1720: Leibniz Discovers Ecumenism 1660-1720 Newton and the New Cosmopolis 1720-1780 The Subtext of Modernity The Second Step Back from Rationalism | |
The Far Side of Modernity The High Tide of Sovereign Nationhood 1750-1914: Dismantling the Scaffolding 1920-1960: Re-renaissance Deferred 1965-1975: Humanism Reinvented The Twin Trajectories of Modernity | |
The Way Ahead The Myth of the Clean Slate Humanizing Modernity The Recovery of Practical Philosophy From Leviathan to Lilliput The Rational and the Reasonable Epilogue: Facing the Future Again Bibliographical | |
Notes | |
Index | |
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