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Man and Nature
L'homme et la nature

Volume 4, 1985

Table of contents (14 articles)

  1. Acknowledgements / Remerciements

    pp. vii–viii

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  2. Preface / Préface

    David H. Jory and Charles Stewart-Robertson

    pp. ix–xiv

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  3. Vital Forces and Vital Laws in Eighteenth-Century French Physiology

    Elizabeth Haigh

    pp. 1–15

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  4. Matter, Mind and Active Principles in Mid Eighteenth-Century British Physiology

    John P. Wright

    pp. 17–27

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  5. Thomas Reid's Critique of Joseph Priestley: Context and Chronology

    Paul B. Wood

    pp. 29–45

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  6. Natural Law and the Scottish Enlightenment

    Knud Haakonssen

    pp. 47–80

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  7. Reid and the Rights of Man

    Melvin T. Dalgarno

    pp. 81–94

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  8. Women, Allegory and the French Revolution: The Case of Armed Liberty

    Vivian Cameron

    pp. 95–108

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  9. The Rhetoric of Grace in Jonathan Edwards' Personal Narrative

    John Stephen Martin

    pp. 109–127

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  10. La vie intellectuelle et les activités culturelles à la forteresse de Louisbourg 1713-1758

    Laurent Lavoie

    pp. 129–138

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  11. The Art of Medicine in Pre-Loyalist New Brunswick

    John Mackay

    pp. 139–154

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  12. 'To Keep Them in Proper Subjection': Jeffrey Amherst and the Indians

    David R. Farrell

    pp. 155–169

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  13. Shakespeare and Eighteenth-Century German Poetics

    Hans-Günther Schwarz

    pp. 171–182

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  14. 'This Pestiferous Reading': The Social Basis of Reaction Against The Novel in Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Britain

    Gary Kelly

    pp. 183–194

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