Clarke, Samuel C Philosophers

Clarke, Samuel

Samuel Clarke, 1675-1729. English theologian and philosopher who propounded the views of Newton and Locke against those of Leibniz (with whom he corresponded) and the deists.

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• - Biographical article with bibliography, portrait and links to related topics.
  
• - Section from the Cambridge History of English and American Literature. Focuses on Clarke's moral teachings.
  
• - Article drawn from the Britannica encyclopedia.
  
• - Wikipedia article, drawn from the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica.
  
• - Article by Stuart Brown, provided by Thoemmes Press. Details Clarke's activities in various areas of philosophy.
  
• - Brief summary of his life.
  
  

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