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Francis BaconOf Studies 对照欣赏详见本PPT第32页 Francis Bacon(1561-1626) ContentBacon’s Main ExperienceBacon’s Famous WorksAnalysis of Of Studies In 1561born in LondonIn 1573entered Cambridge UniversityIn 1579his father passed awayIn 1582received the Qualification for LawyerIn 1606Married Alice Barnham BaconIn 1626Mar. made an experimentApr. died of bronchitisBacon’s Main ExperiencesBacon’s chief contribution to posterity lies in his role as the founder of materialism in philosophy and science in England. Essays (1597)The Proficiency and Advancement of Learning (1605)Novum Organum (1620)The New Atlantis (1626)Bacon’s Works Of Truth (1625)Of Death (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Unity in Religion/Of Religion (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Revenge (1625)Of Adversity (1625)Of Simulation and Dissimulation (1625)Of Parents and Children (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Marriage and Single Life (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Envy (1625)Of Love (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Great Place (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Boldness (1625)Of Goodness and Goodness of Nature (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Nobility (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Seditions and Troubles (1625)Of Atheism (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Superstition (1612, slightly enlarged 1625)Of Travel (1625)Of Empire (1612, much enlarged 1625)Of Counsels (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Delays (1625)Of Cunning (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Wisdom for a Mans Self (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Innovations (1625)Of Dispatch (1612)Of Seeming Wise (1612)Of Friendship (1612, rewritten 1625)Of Expense (1597, enlarged 1612, again 1625) Of the True Greatness of Kingdoms and Estates (1612, enlarged 1625) Of Regimen of Health (1597, enlarged 1612, again 1625)Of Suspicion (1625)Of Discourse (1597, slightly enlarged 1612, again 1625)Of Plantations (1625)Of Riches (1612, much enlarged 1625)Of Prophecies (1625)Of Ambition (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Masques and Triumphs (1625)Of Nature in Men (1612, enlarged 1625)Of Custom and Education