On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis

Early-Modern natural philosophy—when, in the inception phase of geology, or the history of the earth, philosophy, theology, natural science and biblical history were still intertwined—can provide us with some examples of an early understanding of the possible extreme lability of apparently rock-soli...

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topic Rudolf Erich Raspe
Disappearing Islands
Temporary Islands
Floating Islands
spellingShingle Rudolf Erich Raspe
Disappearing Islands
Temporary Islands
Floating Islands
Pasini, Enrico
On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
description Early-Modern natural philosophy—when, in the inception phase of geology, or the history of the earth, philosophy, theology, natural science and biblical history were still intertwined—can provide us with some examples of an early understanding of the possible extreme lability of apparently rock-solid natural entities. The example that we shall concentrate upon here is Rudolph Erich Raspe, a German geologist and professor of antiquities. To Raspe's way of thinking, the fact that new islands still appeared in the 18th century was proof that, in his present time just as in the past, the Earth was subject to impressive movements and commotions: and so, in an impressive way, even lifeless natural entities could raise, disappear, be born and mutate.
author Pasini, Enrico
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title On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
title_short On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
title_full On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
title_fullStr On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
title_full_unstemmed On the Lability of Natural Entities, at the Example of Raspe's De novis e mari natis insulis
title_sort on the lability of natural entities, at the example of raspe's de novis e mari natis insulis
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