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From Pat Deveney's database:
New Philosophy, The. This is the work of the Swedenborg Scientific Association, founded in
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| New Philosophy V1 N1 Mar 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N2 Apr 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N3 May 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N4 Jun 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N5 Jul 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N6 Aug 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N7 Sep 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N8 Oct 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N9 Nov 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V1 N10 Dec 1898 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N1 Jan 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N2 Feb 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N3 Mar 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N4 Apr 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N5 May 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N6 Jun 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N7 Oct 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V2 N8 Dec 1899 | |
| New Philosophy V3 N1 Jan 1900 | |
| New Philosophy V3 N2 Apr 1900 | |
| New Philosophy V3 N3 Jul 1900 | |
| New Philosophy V3 N4 Oct 1900 | |
| New Philosophy V4 N1 Jan 1901 | |
| New Philosophy V4 N2 Apr 1901 | |
| New Philosophy V4 N3 Jul 1901 | |
| New Philosophy V4 N4 Oct 1901 | |
| New Philosophy V5 N1 Jan 1902 | |
| New Philosophy V5 N2 Apr 1902 | |
| New Philosophy V5 N3 Jul 1902 | |
| New Philosophy V5 N4 Oct 1902 | |
| New Philosophy V6 N1 Jan 1903 | |
| New Philosophy V6 N2 Apr 1903 | |
| New Philosophy V6 N3 Jul 1903 | |
| New Philosophy V6 N4 Oct 1903 | |
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The New Philosophy is the journal of the Swedenborg Scientific Association, a doctrinal-scholarly organ devoted to Emanuel Swedenborg's scientific, anatomical and philosophical writings and to New Church teaching — the doctrine of correspondences, 'the good of love and the truth of faith,' and Swedenborg's remarkable anatomy of the brain, with its 'centres,' organs and glandules. Its dense theological-scientific prose confounds keyword panels: Swedenborg's talk of faculties, organs, cranium and skull is cerebral anatomy rather than phrenology, his 'medium' is the philosophical intermediate rather than a séance sitter, and his effluvia and vital fluids are metaphysics rather than mesmeric practice. It belongs at the very edge of the occult corpus, properly classed only as a Swedenborgian / New Church periodical. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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