Francis Bacon, Scepticism, and the Early Royal SocietyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1970 - 220 sivua |
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... present age might strive was equality , at best , with these intellectual giants of the distant past . In the fifteenth century , however , a new grasp of historical perspective and new attitudes to- ward the future and man's role in ...
... present age might strive was equality , at best , with these intellectual giants of the distant past . In the fifteenth century , however , a new grasp of historical perspective and new attitudes to- ward the future and man's role in ...
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... present age were antiquity , man's view could only look forward . New methods of investigation , new atti- tudes toward man and society , new attempts at problem solv- ing , a new outlook on all facets of man's life and thought were ...
... present age were antiquity , man's view could only look forward . New methods of investigation , new atti- tudes toward man and society , new attempts at problem solv- ing , a new outlook on all facets of man's life and thought were ...
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... present members are Sceptics that few great con- clusions are drawn . It is because science is in its infancy . The important point Sprat makes is that the successors of the present Society should ( and will ) form conclusions , i.e. ...
... present members are Sceptics that few great con- clusions are drawn . It is because science is in its infancy . The important point Sprat makes is that the successors of the present Society should ( and will ) form conclusions , i.e. ...
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