Francis Bacon, Scepticism, and the Early Royal SocietyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1970 - 220 sivua |
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... interest in the new science were meeting , discussing recent scientific developments , and 8 exchanging ideas . Included in the group were John Wallis , 7. See ch . 2 of Dorothy Stimson , Scientists and Amateurs , New York , 1948 for an ...
... interest in the new science were meeting , discussing recent scientific developments , and 8 exchanging ideas . Included in the group were John Wallis , 7. See ch . 2 of Dorothy Stimson , Scientists and Amateurs , New York , 1948 for an ...
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... interest in science and the profound effect Wilkins had on all scientific activities of his day is repeatedly attested 4 to by his more famous contemporaries . Born of Puritan antecedents , Wilkins ' career was dis- tinguished by ...
... interest in science and the profound effect Wilkins had on all scientific activities of his day is repeatedly attested 4 to by his more famous contemporaries . Born of Puritan antecedents , Wilkins ' career was dis- tinguished by ...
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... interest . 6 " Wilkins was , after Bacon , the most important British statesman of science in the seventeenth century , though on a lower plane , " writes J. G. Crowther . With his ability to see what lines of research could and should ...
... interest . 6 " Wilkins was , after Bacon , the most important British statesman of science in the seventeenth century , though on a lower plane , " writes J. G. Crowther . With his ability to see what lines of research could and should ...
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