1543 and all that : image and word, change and continuity in the proto-scientific revolution

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Foreword. List of Illustrations. Acknowledgements. Introduction: In Praise of Toothing-Stones G. Freeland. Vision and Visualisation in the Illustration of Anatomy and Astronomy from Leonardo to Galileo M. Kemp. Diagrammatic Reasoning and Modelling in the Imagination: The Secret Weapons of the Scientific Revolution J. Franklin. Body, Mind, and Order: Local Memory and the Control of Mental Representations in Medieval and Renaissance Sciences of Self J. Sutton. On the Stretch: Hobbes, Mechanics and the Shaking Palsy J.C. Kassler. The Lamp in the Temple: Copernicus and the Demise of a Medieval Ecclesiastical Cosmology G. Freeland. Copernicus, Printing and the Politics of Knowledge A. Corones. 1543 - The Year that Copernicus Didn't Predict the Phases of Venus N. Thomason. The Natural, the Supernatural, and the Occult in the Scholastic Universe K. Hutchison. Early English Reformers and Magical Healing K. Birkett. Bellarmine to Foscarini on Copernicanism A Theologian's Response B. Brundell. Notes on Contributors. Index of Names.

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