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Its chapters impressively combine analytic sharpness with sensitivity to historical context and philological nuance. * Marius Stan, Journal of the History of Philosophy *

The essays are erudite, scholarly, and fecund. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students, researchers, faculty. -- D. B. Boersema, CHOICE Its chapters impressively combine analytic sharpness with sensitivity to historical context and philological nuance. -- Marius Stan, Journal of the History of Philosophy

Its chapters impressively combine analytic sharpness with sensitivity to historical context and philological nuance. -- Marius Stan, Journal of the History of Philosophy

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Andrew Janiak is Professor and Chair of Philosophy at Duke University, where he also co-leads Project Vox, a web-based enterprise that seeks to recover the lost voices of women in the early modern period. He is the author or editor of four previous books on Isaac Newton and early modern philosophy, and is currently co-writing (with Karen Detlefsen) the first English-language monograph on the philosophy of Émilie du Châtelet.

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