Medieval & Early Modern
Pascal and the Port Royalists
William Clark
1902
6h 25m
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William Clark examines Blaise Pascal and the Jansenists of Port Royal, the fierce religious reformers of seventeenth-century France. It weighs Pascal's science, faith, and the controversies that consumed him. A thoughtful study for readers of French religious and intellectual history.
Inside this audiobook
22 chapters
- 1Preface3m
- 2Early Days16m
- 3Scientific Work Part 116m
- 4Scientific Work Part 212m
- 5Spiritual Life Part 114m
- 6Spiritual Life Part 213m
- 7Spiritual Life Part 315m
- 8Port Royal25m
- 9The Provincial Letters Part 116m
- 10The Provincial Letters Part 224m
- 11The Provincial Letters Part 322m
- 12The Provincial Letters Part 425m
- 13The Provincial Letters Part 518m
- 14Later Years Part 115m
- 15Later Years Part 217m
- 16The Thoughts Part 120m
- 17The Thoughts Part 217m
- 18The Thoughts Part 325m
- 19The Thoughts Part 420m
- 20The Thoughts Part 531m
- 21The Thoughts Part 66m
- 22Destruction of Port Royal12m
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