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El encuentro entre René Descartes e Isaac Beeckman (1618-1619): El tratado hidrostático

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Historical Philosophy and Science History and Theory of Mathematics Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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El tratado hidrostático fue uno de los primeros textos de Descartes, fruto de su decisivo encuentro con Isaac Beeckman. En este artículo, analizaremos cómo fue concebido y los motivos que llevaron a Descartes a cuestionar alguno de los aspectos fundamentales de la física matemática de Beeckman. Este episodio está íntimamente relacionado con la independencia de las disciplinas matemáticas y su aplicación a cuestiones propias de la filosofía natural.

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