Blakey: Memoirs of Dr Robert Blakey

Charlemagne, Common Sense, and Chartism: how Robert Blakey wrote his History of Political Literature

“…After an abortive bid to launch a London newspaper, Politician, Blakey moved to France in 1841 to pursue his interest in philosophy. 72 The libraries of northern France and Flanders proved to be a fertile source for Blakey's writing. He procured enough material to publish two books on early Christians, Lives of the Primitive Fathers (1842) and…”

“…94 Blakey was introduced to Common Sense through David Paterson, his minister at Alnwick, with whom he co-authored a biography of the poet James Beattie. 95 Paterson had been taught by Dugald Stewart, and introduced he and Blakey; Stewart in turn introduced Blakey to Thomas Brown. Blakey noted that the experience of conversing with Stewart and Brown 'greatly animated' him in the pursuit of his 'own speculations' on moral and mental philosophy.…”

“…137 After his first term, Blakey immediately left for Scotland, where he took an angling holiday. 138 Citing illness, he did not return to teach after the second term, although he signed the introduction to Historical Sketch of Logic 'Belfast, January 1 1851'. 139 The History of Political Literature was something of a first, as never before had a concerted attempt been made to chart the history of political thought.…”

“…19 Blakey was also entrusted with the procurement of books for the institute's library, acquiring several hundred volumes in Edinburgh. 20 Intriguingly, Blakey's Memoirs make no subsequent reference to the organisation that he was instrumental in founding. However, Blakey did donate a copy of his Historical Sketch of Logic to its library in 1851.…”

Bi̇li̇nçli̇ Tüketi̇m Ve Anneleri̇n Bi̇li̇nçli̇ Tüketi̇me Yöneli̇k Tutum Ve Davranişlari

“…Nitekim Moura, günümüzde insanlığın ekosistemlerin % 20 yenilenme kapasitesini aştığını, artık gezegenin kendisini yenilemekte zorlandığını ifade etmektedir (Avallone vd., 2012). Örneğin, Amerikalıların kullandığı kâğıtplastik bardak, çatal ve kaşıkların her yıl ekvatoru üç kez daire içine alacak miktarda olduğu belirtilmiştir (Blakey, 2019). Bugün bilim adamları, en büyüğü Büyük Okyanus'ta olup yüzölçümü neredeyse ülkemizin yüzölçümü kadar olan, "7.…”