Galileo and the Church: Political Inquisition or Critical Dialogue?

Ernán McMullin · Rivka Feldhay

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Part I. The 'Trials of Galileo': 1. The Galileo affair: an interpretation of an historical event 2. 1616 3. 1633 Part II: The Culture of the Counter Reformation: 4. The Council of Trent: the doctrinarian phase of the Counter Reformation 5. The Dominicans: a traditional intellectual elite of the Catholic Church 6. The Jesuits: an alternative intellectual elite 7. Freedom and authority in Jesuit culture 8. The Thomist boundaries of Jesuit education 9. Dominicans and Jesuits: a struggle for theological hegemony Part III: Galileo and the Church: 10. Traditionalist interpretations of Copernicanism: from an unproven to an unprovable doctrine 11. Copernicanism and the Jesuits 12. The cultural field of Galileo and the Jesuits 13. The dispute on sunspots.

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