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Edgar Zilsel2003

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The Origins of William Gilbert’s Scientific Method

Edgar Zilsel · Diederick Raven · Wolfgang Krohn · Robert S. Cohen

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Published2003-01-01

VenueBoston studies in the philosophy of science

ISSN-L0068-0346

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