The natural philosophy of James Clerk Maxwell

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Preface 1. Introduction: Maxwell and the history of physics 2. Formative influences 3. Edinburgh physics and Cambridge mathematics 4. Physical and geometrical analogy 5. Models and mechanisms 6. Dynamical and statistical explanation 7. Geometry and physics 8. Physical reality: ether and matter 9. Physics and metaphysics.

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