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1 Introduction: Francis Bacon and the Theologico-Political Reconfiguration of Desire in the Early Modern Period
2 Appetites, Matter and Metaphors: Aristotle, Physics I, 9 (192a22-23) and Its Renaissance Commentators
3 Lists of Motions: Francis Bacon on Material Disquietude
4 Bacon's Apples: A Case Study in Baconian Experimentation
5 Prolongatio Vitae and Euthanasia in Francis Bacon
6 Francis Bacon's Flux of the Spirits and Renaissance Paradigms of Hybridity and Adaptation
7 Cupido, sive Atomus; Dionysus, sive Cupiditas: Francis Bacon on Desire
8 The Ethics of Motion: Self-Preservation, Preservation of the Whole and the 'Double Nature of the Good' in Francis Bacon
9 Francis Bacon on the Motions of the Mind
10 Francis Bacon on the Moral and Political Character of the Universe
11 A More Perfect Union: Bacon's Correspondence of Form and Policy
12 Bacon's Idola in Vernacular Translations: 1600-1900.
2 Appetites, Matter and Metaphors: Aristotle, Physics I, 9 (192a22-23) and Its Renaissance Commentators
3 Lists of Motions: Francis Bacon on Material Disquietude
4 Bacon's Apples: A Case Study in Baconian Experimentation
5 Prolongatio Vitae and Euthanasia in Francis Bacon
6 Francis Bacon's Flux of the Spirits and Renaissance Paradigms of Hybridity and Adaptation
7 Cupido, sive Atomus; Dionysus, sive Cupiditas: Francis Bacon on Desire
8 The Ethics of Motion: Self-Preservation, Preservation of the Whole and the 'Double Nature of the Good' in Francis Bacon
9 Francis Bacon on the Motions of the Mind
10 Francis Bacon on the Moral and Political Character of the Universe
11 A More Perfect Union: Bacon's Correspondence of Form and Policy
12 Bacon's Idola in Vernacular Translations: 1600-1900.