Revisioning Cambridge Platonism: Sources and Legacy

1. Introduction.- 2. Dii Medioxumi and the Place of Theurgy in the Philosophy of Henry More.- 3. Cambridge Platonism(s): John Sherman and Peter Sterry.- 4. “A Philosopher at Randome”: Translating Jacob Böhme in Seventeenth-century Cambridge.- 5. Plotinus in Verses: The Epic of Emanation in Henry More’s Psychozoia.- 6. The Neoplatonic Hermeneutics of Ralph Cudworth.- 7. Cudworth and the English Debate on the Trinity.- 8. “Think on these things”: Benjamin Whichcote and Henry Hallywell on Philippians 4:8 as a guide to Deiformity.- 9. Giving Locke Some Latitude: Locke’s Theological Influences from Great Tew to the Cambridge Platonists.- 10. Mixing Politics with the Pulpit: Eternal Immutable Morality and Richard Price’s Political Radicalism.- 11. “Have Ye Not Heard That We Cannot Serve Two Masters?”: The Platonism of Mary Wollstonecraft.- 12. “This is not quite fair, Master More!”: Coleridge and the Cambridge Platonists.- 13. “A track pursuing not untrod before”: Wordsworth, Plato, and the Cambridge Platonists.- 14. The Legacy of a ‘Living Library’: On the Reception of John Smith.- 15. Between Theodicy and Apologetics. Plato as "An Human Preface of the Gospel": Joseph Maistre and Simone Weil in the Wake of Cudworth.<p></p><p></p>