Mind Map Gallery Of Discourse by Francis Bacon Theme
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Of Discourse by Francis Bacon Theme
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Of Discourse by Francis Bacon Theme
Magic
Sphinx
Magnalia Naturae
Sylva Sylvarum imagination
Rossi represents the transition from magic toscience
Weeks Using science to achieve the goals ofscience
Henry Bacon is very influenced by Magic
Persian Magic Magic = Natural Philosophy."Persian Magic is sublime wisdom" DeAugmentis
Bacon thinks Persian Magic is super fab, butcontemporary magicians have the wrongmethods
Matter
Cosmogony
Natural motion of the atom appetite andinstinct of the atom = matter theory
Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature
Cupid, Coelum, Pan
Weeks, De Maistre Bacon has an independent,unorthodox alternative to scripture
Dichotomy of origins
Nature Free & Nature Bound
Proteus,
Weeks Death of nature free, make natureentirely nature bound
History of Dense and Rare, Sylva sylvarum cube experiment
Magnalia Naturae
Torture of Nature Debate/ Feminisation ofNature
Merchant, FoxKeller, Park, Bacon isantifeminist, advocated the rape of nature
Pesic, Vickers, Newman Not the torture ofnature
Politics
Sphinx, Acteon, Orpheus,
The Character of Julius and Augustus
A brief discourse on the happy union ofEngland and Scotland
Controlling the imaginations of men
Letter to EofS
Pesic Bacon always considers Politics ineverything he does
White the philosopher should be the head ofthe country
New Atlantis
Methodology
Curiosity
Acteon and Pentheus
Experimentation
Ericithonius
Alchemists Suck
History of Dense and Rare
Atalanta
Valerius Terminus
The Sphinx, Prometheus
Morals
Sirens, Dionysus, Atalanta, Daedalus,
Patience
Orpheus
Studer Danger of scientific advancement
Minkov + White Science for the good ofmankind
Prolongation of Life
Proserpina, Deucalion, Orpheus
Magnalia Naturae
History of Life and Death
Rees and Gaukroger Not immortality
Paterson Immortality through fame instead
Giglioni, Weeks, Smith Yes for immortality
War
Perseus, Diomedes
Advertisement touching upon a Holy War
De Augmentis
Patrick no proof that Bacon wanted a holywar, just wanted funding
Lampert, Lerner, White, Weinburger Baconwanted a holy war against Christianity
Lemmi Bacon wanted a Holy War against theTurks
Religion
Diomedes, Dionysus, Sirens, Pentheus, Orpheus,Prometheus
Providence
God's Providence or lack of
Cosmogony
Providence of man man's intellect as the seatof providence
Prometheus
Protective care of God or Nature
Separation of Religion and Science
Civil Religion
Bacon an Atheist Barbour, De Maistre,Lampert
Warhaft, Rossi, Briggs Bacon totally religious
Minkov, Weeks, Innes Civil Religion
De Augmentis censored in Italy by the Church