A) Émilie du Châtelet B) René Descartes C) Isaac Newton D) Charles Coulston Gillispie
A) 1733 B) 1745 C) 1750 D) 1738
A) A new chapter on calculus B) An initial section on Newton's metaphysics C) A critique of Cartesianism D) A biography of Isaac Newton
A) Candide B) Philosophical Dictionary C) Zadig D) Letters on the English
A) From Cartesianism to Newtonianism B) From Empiricism to Rationalism C) From Newtonianism to Cartesianism D) From Aristotelianism to Cartesianism
A) Émilie du Châtelet B) René Descartes C) Charles Coulston Gillispie D) Isaac Newton
A) 1750 B) 1733 C) 1738 D) 1740
A) To compare Newton's and Descartes' theories B) To critique the theories of Isaac Newton C) To introduce Voltaire's own theories D) To popularize the theories of Isaac Newton
A) Poetry and plays B) Historical accounts C) Scientific treatises D) Philosophical essays
A) Aristotelianism B) Empiricism C) Erroneous Cartesianism D) Rationalism
A) It included a section on Newton's metaphysics B) It removed all philosophical content C) It was the first edition published D) It was co-authored by Isaac Newton
A) He ignored it in favor of Cartesianism B) He took more pains to understand it than other writers C) He only superficially understood it D) He misunderstood it completely |