The Birth of Modern Science

Paolo Dionigi Rossi

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Historical Philosophy and Science History of Science and Medicine Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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Series Editora s Preface by Jacques Le Goff. Introduction. 1. Obstacles. 2. Secrets. 3. Engineers. 4. The Unseen World. 5. A New Universe. 6. Galileo. 7. Descartes. 8. Countless Other Worlds. 9. Mechanical Philosophy. 10. Chemical Philosophy. 11. Magnetic Philosophy. 12. The Heart and Generation. 13. Time and Nature. 14. Classification. 15. Instruments and Theories. 16. Academies. 17. Newton. Chronology. Bibliography. Index.

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