Man and Nature in the Renaissance

Allen G. Debus · F. David Hoeniger

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Preface 1. Tradition and reform 2. The chemical key 3. The study of nature in a changing world 4. The study of man 5. A new world system 6. New methods and a new science 7. The new philosophy - a chemical debate 8. Epilogue and indecision Suggestions for further reading Sources of quotations Index.

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