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  • John Gough (natural philosopher) - Wikipedia
    John Gough ( ɡɒf GOF; 17 January 1757 – 28 July 1825) was a blind English natural and experimental philosopher who is known for his own investigations as well as the influence he had on both John Dalton and William Whewell
  • John Dalton’s Debt to John Gough, the ‘Blind Philosopher’ of Kendal
    This paper examines, using contemporary sources, the influence of John Gough (1757–1825), the ‘blind philosopher’ and polymath of Kendal, on the early scientific career of the eminent physicist and fellow Cumbrian John Dalton FRS (1766–1844)
  • Blind philosophers? : r askphilosophy - Reddit
    Yes Many Empiricist philosophers (in the early modern period) referred to those were blind in order to ask questions about whether such persons could know certain kinds of perception For example if you were blind from birth and felt a tree, you'd be familiar of that way of sensing
  • ARTI John Gough of Kendal (1757-1825), the blind philosopher - a . . .
    Spare a thought, however, for one remarkable historical figure who has received scant recognition until recently - John Gough, the blind philosopher and polymath who spent his entire life away
  • Has there been any blind philosophers? : r askphilosophy - Reddit
    There are a number of blind philosophers--not a particularly large number, but it's far from unheard of For instance, here's a review of a book consisting of the correspondence of two philosophers discussing perception, one being blind
  • John Dalton’s Debt to John Gough, the ‘Blind Philosopher’ of Kendal
    This paper examines, using contemporary sources, the influence of John Gough (1757 –1825), the ‘blind philosopher ’ and polymath of Kendal, on the early scientific career of the eminent physicist and fellow Cumbrian John Dalton FRS (1766 –1844)
  • The Blind Philosopher - Existential Comics
    Al-Ma'arri was an Arab philosopher who lived in the 11th century He went blind at a young age due to smallpox, and was mostly known for his anti-religious views, rationalism, and pessimism, as well as writing poetry
  • Object of the Month: John Gough - Kendal Museum
    John Gough was born in 1757, the son of a wealthy Quaker family He lost his sight after contracting small pox as a child and was blind before he was three years old His father seems to have been quite forward thinking as he encouraged his son to identify many different animals by touch
  • Diogenes - Wikipedia
    Renowned for his ascetic lifestyle and radical critiques of social conventions, he became a legendary figure whose life and teachings have been recounted, often through anecdote, in both antiquity and modernity
  • (PDF) THE DARK PATH TO KNOWLEDGE The Autobiography of John Gough of . . .
    Spare a thought, however, for one remarkable historical figure who has received scant recognition until recently -John Gough, the blind philosopher and polymath who spent his entire life away





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