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Mark Francis
Routledge
Herbert Spencer and the Invention of Modern Life
A portrait of a private man
Authors

Mark Francis

ARI Id

1666227973259_15134027

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Not Available Free

Pages

31-47

DOI

10.4324/9781315711942-10

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Introduction
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15-28
An individual and his personal culture
29-30
A portrait of a private man
Mark Francis
31-47
The longing for passion
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48-64
The problem with women
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65-82
Spencer’s feminist politics
Mark Francis
83-91
Culture and beauty
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92-104
Eccentricities: health and the perils of recreation
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105-122
The lost world of Spencer&s; s metaphysics
123-124
The New Reformation
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125-145
Intellectuals in the Strand
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146-157
The genesis of a system
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158-170
Common sense in the mid-nineteenth century
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171-184
From philosophy to psychology
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185-200
Spencer&s; s biological writings and his philosophy of science
201-202
On goodness, perfection and the shape of living things
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203-224
The meaning of life
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225-239
Science and the classifi cation of knowledge
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240-258
Politics and ethical sociology
259-260
Spencer’s politics and the foundations of liberalism
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261-274
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