The Legacies of Richard Popkin

J.D. Popkin: IntroductionI. Richard H. Popkin and the History of Philosophy 2. B. Copenhaver, Popkin Non-Scepticus: The Historiography of Early Modern Philosophy 3. A. Coudert, A Rebours: Richard Popkin's Contributions to Intellectual History 4. S. Hutton, Popkin's Spinoza 5. P.K.J. Park, Assessing the Work of Richard H. Popkin from the Vantage Point of Comparative Philosophy and Buddhist Hermeneutics 6. K. Peden, Gilles Deleuze: From Hume to Spinoza (An Attempt to Make Good on a Popkin Request)II. Religion and Philosophy in the Seventeenth Century 7. J.E. Force, Richard H. Popkin's Concept of the Third Force and the Newtonian Synthesis of Theology and Scientific Methodology in Isaac Newton and Samuel Clarke 8. M. Mulsow, The Third Force Revisited 9. D. B. Ruderman, The Study of the Mishnah and the Quest for Christian Identity in Early Eighteenth Century England: Completing a Narrative Initiated by Richard PopkinIII. Popkin and the Skeptical Tradition 10. J.C. Laursen, Popkin's Skepticism and the Cynical Tradition 11. J.R.M. Neto, Charron and Huet: Two Still Unexplored Legacies of Popkin's Scholarship on Early Modern Skepticism 12. G. Paganini, The Quarrel over Ancient and Modern Skepticism: Some Reflections on Descartes and His Context 13. Y. Kaplan, Richard Popkin's Marrano Question 14. D.S. Katz, Popkin and the Jews 15. M. Goldish, The Spirit of the Eighteenth Century in the Anti-Sabbatean Polemics of Hakham David NietoIV. Popkin and the Jews 13. Y. Kaplan, "Richard Popkin's Marrano Question" 14. D. S. Katz, "Popkin and the Jews" 15. M. Goldish, "The Spirit of the Eighteenth Century in the Anti-Sabbatean Polemics of Hakham David Nieto"V. Popkin Close Up 16. A. Stroll, Richard Popkin and Philosophy Made Simple 17. J.D. Popkin, In His Own Words: Richard Popkin's Career in Philosophy