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The Role of Gardens in the Development of Early Modern Thought
The Role of Gardens in the Development of Early Modern Thought Cristian Benţe The volume Gardens as Laboratories. The History of Botany through the History of Gardens, Volume 6, Issue 1 of the Journal of Early Modern Studies, attempts to reconstruct the role played by gardens in the development of early modern European thought. […]
Mathematical Practitioners, Mixed Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Early Modern Europe
Mathematical Practitioners, Mixed Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Early Modern Europe Grigore Vida “Theory and practice” is one of those dichotomies that is so entrenched in our thinking that we cannot overcome it, although its shortcomings are often felt. Just like “content and form,” “material and ideal,” etc., the distinction between “theory” and “practice” […]
The Uncertainty of the Global Earth in the History of Progress
The Uncertainty of the Global Earth in the History of Progress Takaharu Oda Is the shape of the Earth really a globe? Reading closely, the author of this voluminous paperback (first published as hardcover in 2015), historian David Wootton, does not take for granted the fact that the Earth is round or spherical. However, […]
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Godly Scholar: The Making of Isaac Newton
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Leibniz and the Perfection of Clocks Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero Abstract. Throughout his life, Leibniz showed serious interest in the construction of clocks and actively contributed to their technical improvement. He described the mechanical and especially the pendulum clock as a paradigmatic kind of machine, and therefore as a suitable model for exploring the nature […]
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