A Short Essay Idea: Enlightenment science was commonly known as natural or moral philosophy.
Enlightenment science was commonly known as natural or moral philosophy. As Hankins points out in "Science and the Enlightenment", it "still struggled with philosophical questions such as those concerning the existence of the soul, the activity and passivity of matter, the freedom of will, and the existence of God" (p.11). Compare and contrast two scientific debates prominent during the 18th Century and develop a position as to which of the debates was more indebted to foregrounding some of these philosophical questions.
Develop an argument that weighs and qualifies the various positions relevant to your argument. Support your claim with well-chosen examples such as mechanist vs vitalist debate or about energy and force on Vis Viva vs Newton's view.
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