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Anne Conway

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Anne Conway · 1631–1679

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“A bedridden viscountess with three decades of unrelenting headaches wrote one small book arguing that nothing in the universe is dead — and Leibniz said her philosophy came closest to his own.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 133

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“Matter and spirit are not two different kinds of thing but two ends of one living continuum — everything that exists is life at some degree of density, and every creature, however fallen, can rise.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 133

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