Francis Bacon, Scepticism, and the Early Royal SocietyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1970 - 220 sivua |
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... seventeenth century Eng- 38 land . More importantly for the future of science , the scien- tists of the Royal Society , products of the seventeenth century , would consider themselves followers of this phil- osophical leader ...
... seventeenth century Eng- 38 land . More importantly for the future of science , the scien- tists of the Royal Society , products of the seventeenth century , would consider themselves followers of this phil- osophical leader ...
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... seventeenth century , however , has shown that such simplicity is not the case . The nature of seventeenth century scepti- cism in general , and that of Bacon and the Royal Society in particular , has been somewhat muddled ; though a ...
... seventeenth century , however , has shown that such simplicity is not the case . The nature of seventeenth century scepti- cism in general , and that of Bacon and the Royal Society in particular , has been somewhat muddled ; though a ...
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Margaret Langdon Steneck. 4 views regarding the nature of seventeenth century scepticism . Primarily it was , of course , the philosophy of Pyrrho , the reputed founder of the Greek sect , which had been transmitted to the modern world ...
Margaret Langdon Steneck. 4 views regarding the nature of seventeenth century scepticism . Primarily it was , of course , the philosophy of Pyrrho , the reputed founder of the Greek sect , which had been transmitted to the modern world ...
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