1. Julien Offray De La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie Seite aus einem deutschsprachigen OnlinePhilosophenlexikon. http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/lamettr.htm

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4. La Mettrie Julien Offray De From FOLDOC la mettrie julien offray de. Recommended Reading Julien Offray de La Mettrie,Machine Man and Other Writings, ed. by Ann Thomson (Cambridge, 1996). http://www.swif.uniba.it/lei/foldop/foldoc.cgi?La Mettrie Julien Offray de

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7. Julien Offray De La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie. 17091751. French physician, atheist, mechanistand materialist; an infamous specimen of the Enlightenment. http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/LaMettrie/

Julien Offray de La Mettrie French physician, atheist, mechanist and materialist; an infamous specimen of the Enlightenment. La Mettrie's Man a Machine L'Homme Machine ). His main and most infamous work, in English translation. (See the note on the text Frederick the Great's `` Eulogy ,'' the main biographical source on La Mettrie. A few books about La Mettrie. Created 31 March 1995 CRS

8. Julien Offray De La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie. Julien Offray de La Mettrie, 17091751,French philosopher and physician. La Mettrie argued in L'Histoire http://www.english.upenn.edu/~jlynch/FrankenDemo/People/lamettri.html

Julien Offray de La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie, , French philosopher and physician. La Mettrie argued in ), a materialist work of natural history, the Epicurean notion that the only pleasures are those of the senses. The idea was developed in L'homme machine Man a Machine ). For his theories he was driven from France to exile in Berlin. Contexts: Science Biology Science Biology Mechanism

9. Julien Offray De La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie (17091751) Francouzský osvícenský filosof, prírodovedeca lékar. Na lidskou bytost nahlížel jako na mechanismus. http://abc.kvalitne.cz/l/l5.htm

Julien Offray de La Mettrie (1709-1751) Francouzský osvícenský filosof , pøírodovìdec a lékaø. Na lidskou bytost nahlí¾el jako na mechanismus. Descartùv a Newtonùv mechanicismus spolu s Lockovým senzualismem uplatnil v oblasti fyziologie, psychologie a etiky. Byl programovým materialistou a ateistou, víra v Boha podle nìj pøeká¾í vìdeckému poznávání pøírody. Jeliko¾ byl pronásledován církví i úøady, ¾il v holandské emigraci. V¹e, co existuje, je stejnorodá hmota, projevující se kvantitativnì rùznými formami a pohybem. Du¹i chápal jako materiální princip, který ¾ivoèichùm umo¾nuje cítit, poznávat, pamatovat si a podobnì. Stejnì tak my¹lení je jen jednou z pøirozených funkcí tìla. Èlovìk rostlina, 1747 Èlovìk stroj (Der Mensch eine Maschine), 1748 Epikurùv systém/Soustava Epikurova, 1750 Pojednání o du¹i/Pøírodopis du¹e, 1745

10. ETH Technikgeschichte Mettrie, Julien Offray de 1748. L'homme machine. ALeyde De l'Imp. d'Elie Luzac fils; la mettrie julien offray de 1990. http://www.tg.ethz.ch/lehre/veranstaltungen/01_02Koerper/02_handout.htm

Prof. David Gugerli Technikgeschichte des Lebendigen Vorlesung WS 2001/02 ETH Zentrum HG D 7.1, Di 12-14 L'homme machine Maschinenmenschen Julien Offray de La Mettrie (1709-1751) als Chiffre und Topos Konsequenz medizinischer Experimente Folge philosophischer Vorgaben Resultat philosophischer Strategien Referenzpunkt technischer Herausforderung Radikale Fassung der conditio humana Bibliographische Hinweise Carrera, Roland, Dominique Loiseau und Olivier Roux 1979. Androiden die Automaten von Jaquet-Droz. Lausanne: Scriptar La Mettrie, Julien Offray de 1748. L'homme machine. A Leyde: De l'Imp. d'Elie Luzac fils Zitate Letzte Änderung:

11. Dictionary Contents: L Jean Baptiste de Monet Chevalier; LAMBDA; lambda abstraction; lambdacalculus; lambdaexpression; lambda lifting; la mettrie julien offray de; Langer Susanne http://lgxserver.uniba.it/lei/foldop/contents/L.html

Lacan Jacques laissez-faire Lakatos Imre Lamarck Jean Baptiste de Monet Chevalier Lacan Jacques laissez-faire Lakatos Imre Lamarck Jean Baptiste de Monet Chevalier ... Lyotard Jean-Francois

12. La Mettrie Im LSR-Projekt Leitseite zu Texten ueber la mettrie julien offray de la mettrie (17091751) http://www.lsr-projekt.de/lm.html

L S R ein paraphilosophisches Projekt nicht in der Zeit, aber an der Zeit Autor/Biblio LSR-Intro Diverses Falls Ihr browser Seite neu laden oder hier klicken La Mettrie im LSR-Projekt Julien Offray de La Mettrie (1709-1751) La Mettrie Leben, Werk und Wirkung Zu Lamettrie: "Der Mensch als Maschine" 73 K 48 K Zu Lamettrie: "Philosophie und Politik" 17 K Zu La Mettrie: "Die Kunst, Wollust zu empfinden" 40 K Panajotis Kondylis - unfreiwilliger Pate des LSR-Projekts Die Rezeption La Mettries 1985ff 15 K Band 1: Der Mensch als Maschine Band 2: Band 3: Philosophie und Politik Band 4: Die Kunst, Wollust zu empfinden Diverses Zu Pfister/Zweifel: Pornosophie und Imachination Sade - La Mettrie - Hegel ... Bernd A. Laska ein paraphilosophisches Projekt nicht in der Zeit, aber an der Zeit

13. Julien Offray De La Mettrie, Man A Machine julien offray de la mettrie, Man A Machine (1748), p. 89 Man is so complicated a machine that it is impossible to get a clear idea of the machine beforehand, and hence impossible to define it. http://www.engl.virginia.edu/~enec981/dictionary/04mettrieK1.html

Julien Offray De La Mettrie, Man A Machine (1748), p. 89 Man is so complicated a machine that it is impossible to get a clear idea of the machine beforehand, and hence impossible to define it. For this reason, all the investigations have been in vain, which the greatest philosophers have made a priori , that is to say, in so far as they use, as it were, the wings of the spirit. Thus it is only a posteriori or by trying to disentangle the soul from the organs of the body, so to speak, that one can reach the highest probability concerning man's own nature, even though one can not discover with certainty what his nature is. Mettrie locates the failing of the "greatest philosophers" in their imagining the soul as distinct and before the body. Instead, if one is to begin to understand "man," one must accept the messy complexities of body and soul as machine first, and then try to disentangle the two. Of course, Mettrie admits to the impossibility of this endeavor, though, that is, perhaps, exactly the discovery he wants to describe. Related terms: physiology spirit a dictionary of sensibility term list source bibliography critical bibliography

14. Eulogy On Julien Offray De La Mettrie Frederic the Great's Eulogy on julien offray de la mettrie. http://www.santafe.edu/~shalizi/LaMettrie/Eulogy/

Frederic the Great's Eulogy on Julien Offray de la Mettrie Julien Offray de la Mettrie was born in Saint Malo , on the twenty-fifth of December, 1709, to Julien Offray de la Mettrie and Marie Gaudron, who were living by a trade large enough to provide a good education for their son. They sent him to the college of Coutance to study the humanities; he went from there to Paris, to the college of Plessis; he studied his rhetoric at Caen , and since he had much genius and imagination, he won all the prizes for eloquence. He was a born orator and was passionately fond of poetry and belles-lettres, but his father thought he would earn more as an ecclesiastic than as a poet, and destined him for the church. He sent him, the following year, to the college of Plessis where he studied logic under M. Cordier, who was more a Jansenist than a logician. It is characteristic of an ardent imagination to seize forcefully the objects presented to it, as it is characteristic of youth to be prejudiced in favor of the first opinions that are inculcated. Any other scholar would have adopted the opinions of his teacher but that was not enough for young La Mettrie; he became a Jansenist, and wrote a work which had great vogue in that party. In 1725, he studied natural philosophy at the college of Harcourt, and made great progress there. On his return to Brittany, M. Hunault, a doctor of Saint Malo, had advised him to adopt the medical profession. They had persuaded his father, assuring him that a mediocre profession would be better paid for his remedies than a good priest for his absolutions. At first young La Mettrie had applied himself to the study of anatomy: for two years he had worked at the dissecting-table. After this, in 1725, he took the degree of doctor at Rheims, and was there received as a physician.

15. LSR - A Paraphilosophical Project (La Mettrie, Max Stirner, Wilhelm Reich) julien offray de la mettrie. *** julien offray de la mettrie his life,work, impact; *** The Negation of the Irrational Super-ego in lamettrie; http://www.lsr-projekt.de/poly/en.html

a paraphilosophical project If your browser does not show the short intro above: reload this page or click here three men of enlightenment for the future English Survey LSR Project / Site Map Survey Lamettrie Survey Stirner Survey Reich Intro LSR-Project Max Stirner - a durable dissident Dora M. - "Stirner of Feminism" ? Reich as sexologist (abstract) Uebersicht LSR-Projekt Biblio Bernd A. Laska Biblio Panajotis Kondylis Biblio zum 'Fall' Wilhelm Reich Biblio zu den 'Fenichel-Rundbriefen' La Mettrie: Der Mensch als Maschine La Mettrie: Ueber das Glueck La Mettrie: Philosophie und Politik La Mettrie: Die Kunst, Wollust zu... Stirner: Parerga, Kritiken, Repliken Stirner: Recensenten Stirners Stirner: 'Habt nur den Mut...' Laska: Ein heimlicher Hit Laska: Ein dauerhafter Dissident Laska: 'Katechon' und 'Anarch' Zeitschr. f. politische Psychologie... Wilhelm-Reich-Blaetter Laska: Freud contra Reich LSR - Survey / Site Map ...LSR-VERLAG... (LSR - publishing house) Author / Biblio Bernd A. Laska Intro LSR (in english) Julien Offray de La Mettrie Julien Offray de La Mettrie - his life, work, impact The Negation of the Irrational Super-ego in Lamettrie Introduction to Lamettrie: Der Mensch als Maschine (Man a Machine) Introduction to Lamettrie: Philosophie und Politik (Preliminary Discourse; System of Epicurus)

16. Xrefer - La Mettrie, Julien Offray De (1709 - 1751) Oxford Companion to Philosophy article by Andrew Belsey. A very brief synopsis of la mettrie's influence. http://www.xrefer.com/entry/552554/

home library services showcase about select a topic search all art british history dictionaries encyclopedias health music philosophy place names quotations science shakespeare technology thesaurus Help xreferences Materialism Bloomsbury Thematic Dictionary of Quotations hedonism The Penguin Dictionary of Economics determinism The Macmillan Encyclopedia 2001 dualism The Macmillan Encyclopedia 2001 hedonism The Macmillan Encyclopedia 2001 view all xreferences adjacent entries Lachs, John, Prof (J.Lac.) Lakatos, Imre (1922 - 1974) Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste, chevalier de (1744 - 1829) La Mettrie, Julien Offray de (1709 - 1751) Langer, Suzanne K. (1895 - 1985) language language, artificial About The Oxford Companion to Philosophy from Oxford University Press La Mettrie, Julien Offray de French physician and materialist philosopher, reviled in his own time for his professed atheism, determinism, and hedonism, but an important figure in the history of materialism. He followed the mechanical approach to medicine of his teacher Boerhaave, and developed a purely naturalistic, empiricist approach to living organisms, including human beings. He regarded his position as an extension of the worthwhile mechanistic aspect of Descartes's philosophy, while abandoning Cartesian dualism and rationalism . He first suggested the physiological character of mental processes in (1745) and developed the doctrine in an even more resolutely mechanistic-materialist framework in his most famous work

17. Eulogy On Julien Offray De La Mettrie Frederic the Great's Eulogy on julien offray de la mettrie. julienoffray de la mettrie was born in Saint Malo, on the twentyfifth http://bactra.org/LaMettrie/Eulogy/

Frederic the Great's Eulogy on Julien Offray de la Mettrie Julien Offray de la Mettrie was born in Saint Malo , on the twenty-fifth of December, 1709, to Julien Offray de la Mettrie and Marie Gaudron, who were living by a trade large enough to provide a good education for their son. They sent him to the college of Coutance to study the humanities; he went from there to Paris, to the college of Plessis; he studied his rhetoric at Caen , and since he had much genius and imagination, he won all the prizes for eloquence. He was a born orator and was passionately fond of poetry and belles-lettres, but his father thought he would earn more as an ecclesiastic than as a poet, and destined him for the church. He sent him, the following year, to the college of Plessis where he studied logic under M. Cordier, who was more a Jansenist than a logician. It is characteristic of an ardent imagination to seize forcefully the objects presented to it, as it is characteristic of youth to be prejudiced in favor of the first opinions that are inculcated. Any other scholar would have adopted the opinions of his teacher but that was not enough for young La Mettrie; he became a Jansenist, and wrote a work which had great vogue in that party. In 1725, he studied natural philosophy at the college of Harcourt, and made great progress there. On his return to Brittany, M. Hunault, a doctor of Saint Malo, had advised him to adopt the medical profession. They had persuaded his father, assuring him that a mediocre profession would be better paid for his remedies than a good priest for his absolutions. At first young La Mettrie had applied himself to the study of anatomy: for two years he had worked at the dissecting-table. After this, in 1725, he took the degree of doctor at Rheims, and was there received as a physician.

18. Man A Machine Man a Machine julien offray de la mettrie. 1748. It is not enough fora wise man to study nature and truth; he should dare state truth http://bactra.org/LaMettrie/Machine/

Man a Machine Julien Offray de La Mettrie It is not enough for a wise man to study nature and truth; he should dare state truth for the benefit of the few who are willing and able to think. As for the rest, who are voluntarily slaves of prejudice, they can no more attain truth, than frogs can fly. I reduce to two the systems of philosophy which deal with man's soul. The first and older system is materialism; the second is spiritualism. The metaphysicians who have hinted that matter may well be endowed with the faculty of thought have perhaps not reasoned ill. For there is in this case a certain advantage in their inadequate way of expressing their meaning. In truth, to ask whether matter can think, without considering it otherwise than in itself, is like asking whether matter can tell time. It may be foreseen that we shall avoid this reef upon which Locke had the bad luck to shipwreck. The Leibnizians with their monads have set up an unintelligible hypothesis. They have rather spiritualized matter than materialized the soul. How can we define a being whose nature is absolutely unknown to us? Descartes and all the Cartesians, among whom the followers of Malebranche have long been numbered, have made the same mistake. They have taken for granted two distinct substances in man, as if they had seen them, and positively counted them.

19. La Mettrie, Julien Offray De. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 Edition. 2001. la mettrie, julien offray de. (zhüly N´ ôfr ´ d läm tr ´) (KEY) , 1709–51, French physician and philosopher. On http://www.bartleby.com/65/la/LaMettri.html

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Home Encyclopeadia K Kup - Kyz ... Rope Ladders Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia La Mettrie, Julien Offray de 1709-51, French physician and philosopher. On the basis of personal observation he claimed that psychical activity is purely the result of the organic construction of the brain and nervous system and developed this theory in (1745). The protest against his atheistic materialism was so strong that La Mettrie had to leave the country. He further alienated the public with L'Homme machine (1748), the final development of his mechanical explanation of humans and the world. He lived in Berlin under the protection of his patron Frederick the Great. His ethics, purely hedonistic, are set forth in L'Art de jouir Add URL Advertise Contact Us

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