Francis Bacon, Scepticism, and the Early Royal SocietyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1970 - 220 sivua |
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... truth , though he remained dubious of the worth of much of this " truth " , but rather , as Willey expresses it , " to prescribe for his age a massive 47 dose of truth of another order . He would show how science could advance , but he ...
... truth , though he remained dubious of the worth of much of this " truth " , but rather , as Willey expresses it , " to prescribe for his age a massive 47 dose of truth of another order . He would show how science could advance , but he ...
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... truth is manifest . " Truth may perhaps be hidden --obscure and subtle Bacon described it-- and difficult to uncover ; such is certainly the case with scientific truth . Yet Bacon leaves us with no doubt but that truth can and will be ...
... truth is manifest . " Truth may perhaps be hidden --obscure and subtle Bacon described it-- and difficult to uncover ; such is certainly the case with scientific truth . Yet Bacon leaves us with no doubt but that truth can and will be ...
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... truth . Things are very hardly received which are altogether strange to our thoughts and our senses . The soule may with lesse difficulty be brought to believe any absurdity , when as it has formerly been acquainted with some colours ...
... truth . Things are very hardly received which are altogether strange to our thoughts and our senses . The soule may with lesse difficulty be brought to believe any absurdity , when as it has formerly been acquainted with some colours ...
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