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| Zusammenfassung: | "The first volume of the series assembles More’s writings against the Christian mystic Jacob Böhme. More engaged critically with Böhme’s daring, yet exceptionally dark and elusive, writings for four decades. His principal work on the influential German author is his epistolary treatise Critique of the Teutonic Philosophy addressed to his "heroine pupil" Anne Conway. Not only does it provide a critical, albeit surprisingly sympathetic, account of the German mystic’s riveting vision of the cosmic drama of divine being and becoming, but More’s answers to the addressee’s five quaestiones or "queries" amount to a sustained Neoplatonist interpretation of Böhme’s theosophical cosmology as well. Alongside a first bilingual edition of the Critique of the Teutonic Philosophy, this volume contains all the Böhme-related chapters in More’s earlier poetry and prose. A substantial introduction places More’s important late work in the context of the contemporary English Behmenists’ editorial project of a complete translation of the Teutonic Philosopher’s Writings. This first volume of the Latin Works of Henry More makes accessible a particularly seminal work of the Cambridge Platonist which exerted massive influence upon G.W. Leibniz and the later Idealist and Romantic Böhme enthusiasts in Germany and beyond." |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface: Henry More - Douglas Hedley. ix Introduction 1. Introduction: Henry More and the Critiques of the Teutonic Philosophy 1 2. The Spell of Jacob Böhme - Hie Humble Soul and All Things in God 6 3. Politics and Metaphysics of Translation - The Radical Behmenists and the Dissemination of Bohme’s Works in Revolutionary and Res toration England. 39 3.1. Bohme’s Foremost 17th Century English Translator: John Sparrow 3.2. Two Behmenist Moments in English Theology - Political and Reli gious Philosophy in the Hotham Brothers’ 1646 Ad Philosophiam Teutonicam Manuductio and 1654 Life of Jacob Behmen 58 39 4. Böhme Hothamice and Behmenismus Triumphatus - Early Critiques and First Retractions. 79 4.1. “I ken not Teutonick” '. The 1648 Böhme Poem. 4.2. The “Nature, Cause and Cure” of Behmenism in the 1656 Enthu siasmus Triumphatus and Mastix His Letter 85 79 5. Prophetic and Providential Behmenism - Letters and Divine Dialogues about the Teutonic Philosophy (1666-1670). 93 5.1. “. a melancholick world upon both publick and private respects .” - J.B. in the Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worthington and the Conway Letters. 93 5.2. “. not unuseful for the exciting of the Sentiments of sincere Piety in others .” - J. Behmen in the Political
Theodicy of the Divine Dialogues. 120 6. Böhme Neoplatonicus and his prisca theologia manquée - The Critique of the Teutonic Philosophy. 131 6.1. Christian Conversion and Practical Piety - The Böhme Biography in the “Preface to the Reader” 131 6.2. Boniform Vision or Enthusiastic Imagination? - First Principles of Religious Knowledge in the Epistemology of Queries 1-3 . 136
VI TABLE OF CONTENTS 6.3. Perfect Mind or Living Matter? - Differing Hierarchies of Being in the Ontology of Query 4. 148 6.4. A Prophetic Soul? - Divine Providence and Human Error in the Theodicy of Query 5 158 6.5. Latitudinarianism and Universalism - Bohme’s Eschatology of the Age of the Lily in the “Conclusion”. 161 7. “Pure and Putid Behmenism” - Scholia on the Teutonic Philosophy in the Opera Omnia and the Writings Against Isaac Luria and Baruch de Spinoza (1670-1679). 164 8. Cambridge Behmenism and Beyond - The Legacy of More’s Behmenist Writings. 179 9. Text, Style and Translation. 185 Philosophiae Teutonicae Censura sive Epistola privata ad amicum quae responsum complectitur ad questions quinque de philosopho Teutonico Jacobo Behmen illiusque philosophia (ab autore Latine reddita) Praefatio ad lectorem. Quaestio I. Utrum Jacobus Behmen infallibiliter inspiratus esset?. Quaestio II. An Maniaca aliqua intemperie affectus non esset, et quid esset in causa cur aut ipse se aut alii ipsum inspiratum putarent. 216 Quaestio III. Quaenam esse possent Occasiones praecipuorum J.B. erro rum particularium
?. 222 Quaestio IV. Quasnam verisimillimum sit Animi sui in his Erroribus fuisse Parturiendas, hoc est, Ad quid tenderent Enthusiastici isti aestus et fermentationes Animae illius, si erumpere valuisset in magis claram distinctamque Lucem?. Quaestio V. Quam consistens videri possit cum Divina Providentia, cum bonitate et perfectione illius, tam innocuam permittere et Christianam Animam in tam multos et manifestos erro res seduci, eosque conjunctos interim cum errore omnium maximo, nempe quod putavit se infallibiliter. 268 Conclusio. 190 202 236 274 A Critique of the Teutonic Philosophy Or A Private Letter to a Friend with a Response to Five Questions about the Teutonic Philosopher Jakob Böhme and His Philosophy (translated into Latin by the author) Preface to the Reader Question I: Whether Jacob Böhme was infallibly inspired?. 191 203
TABLE OF CONTENTS Question II : Whether he was not affected by some maniac intemperance and what the reason was that he considered himself inspired, as did others. 217 Question III: What might have occasioned each particular of J.B.’s prin cipal errors?. 223 Question IV : What, then, might have been the most likely productions of his soul in his errors, i.e. what would these enthusiastic agitations and fermentations of his soul amount to if it could be put forth in more clear and distinct light?. Question V: How can it be seen as consistent with divine providence, with its goodness and perfection, to permit such an innocent and Christian soul to succumb to so many and manifest errors, coupled with the worst possible error, namely that he believed himself to be infallibly inspired?. 269 Conclusion. VII 237 275 Other Texts Against Jacob Böhme Henry More, Ad Amicum suum charissimum Carolum Hotham/To his worthily honoured and deare friend Master Charles Hotham. 288 Charles Hotham: Ad amicissimum suum virumque clarissimum de obscu ritate Teutonica responsum Authoris/To his most entire and highly esteem’d Friend: The Authors answer, concerning the obscurity of the Teutonick Philosophy. 290 Enthusiasmus Triumphatus or A Brief Discourse of the Nature, Causes, Kinds and Cure of Enthusiasm, Sect. XLII-XLIV
(with scholia). 293 Mastix His Letter to a Private Friend Concerning His Reply. 301 Divine Dialogues, Containing Sundry Disquisitions and Instructions Concerning the Attributes of God and His Providence in the World, V, 15-18. 317 Bibliography. 325 Index of Names and Subjects. 333 |
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