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William Godwin is a biography of the philosopher William Godwin (1756–1836) written by Peter Marshall and first published in 1984 by Yale University Press. Bibliography [ edit ] Bromwich, David (October 21, 1984).
24 de ago. de 2023 · Born in Cambridgeshire in 1756, William Godwin was a social philosopher, novelist, and political journalist, most famous for advocating anarchism, atheism, and the value of personal freedom. Originally training to be a Protestant pastor, the advent of the french revolution led to Godwin giving up his position as a minister and taking up ...
William Godwin (1756-1836) was born in Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, the son of a nonconformist minister in a strict Calvinist family. H e moved to London and began to develop his own political philosophy, based on anarchism and utilitarianism.
Né le 3 mars 1756 àWisbech, Cambridgeshire ; mort le 7 avril 1836 à Londres ; théoricien politique et écrivain. Fils d’un ministre non conformiste, William Godwin passe son enfance en Est-Anglie où son précepteur, Samuel Newton, le convertit à la secte dissidente de Robert Sandeman. Godwin devient alors pasteur sande-manien et exerce ...
威廉·戈德溫 （英語： William Godwin ，1756年3月3日—1836年4月7日）， 英國 記者 、 政治哲學家 、 小說家 。. 他被認為是 功利主義 的最早解釋者之一和 無政府主義 的現代倡導者之一。. [2] 以其在1793年一年內連續發表的攻擊當時 政治制度 的《 政治正義論 》和 ...
William Godwin (1756–1836) was a political philosopher in the purest sense – he wrote no great revolutionary speeches, nor did he ever issue a political manifesto. As the French Revolution careened from popular uprising to government terror, and from Directory to despotism, across the Channel British radicals pressed for parliamentary reform, women’s rights and greater religious freedom.
"William Godwin" published on by null. (1756–1836),was at first a Dissenting minister, but became an atheist and philosopher of anarchical view. He believed that men acted according to reason and that rational creatures could live in harmony without laws or institutions.
