Receptions of Descartes [electronic resource] : Cartesianism and anti-Cartesianism in early modern Europe / edited by Tad M. Schmaltz.

Introduction / Tad M. Schmaltz
PART I. THE INITIAL RECEPTION AMONG WOMEN PHILOSOPHERS
Women philosophers and the early reception of Descartes: Anne Conway and Princess Elisabeth / Sarah Hutton
PART II. THE FRENCH RECEPTION AND FRENCH CARTESIANISM
Desgabets's indefectibility thesis - a step too far? / Patricia Easton
A reception without attachment: Malebranche confronting Cartesian morality / Jean-Christophe Bardout
Huet on the reality of Cartesian doubt / Thomas M. Lennon
French Cartesianism in context: the Paris Formulary and Regis's Usage / Tad M. Schmaltz
PART III. SPINOZA AND THE DUTCH RECEPTION
Descartes's soul, Spinoza's mind / Steven Nadler
Wittich's critique of Spinoza / Theo Verbeek
Burchard de Volder: crypto-Spinozist or disenchanted Cartesian? / Paul Lodge
PART IV. THE RECEPTION IN ROME AND NAPLES
Cartesian physics and the Eucharist in the documents of the Holy Office and the Roman Index (1671-6) / Jean-Robert Armogathe
Images of Descartes in Italy / Giulia Belgioioso
PART V. THE RECEPTION ACROSS THE CHANNEL
Mechanism, skepticism, and witchcraft: More and Glanvill on the failures of the Cartesian philosophy / Douglas Jesseph
Descartes among the British: the case of the theory of vision / Margaret Atherton.