Pendulum Clocks in the Seventeenth Century Philosophy
Invited editor: Filip Buyse
Filip Buyse, Introduction. Galileo, Huygens and the Pendulum Clock: Isochronism and Synchronicity
Kurt Wiesenfeld, Huygens’s Odd Sympathy Recreated
Mohammed Abattouy, The Mathematics of Isochronism in Galileo:From his Manuscript Notes on Motion to the Discorsi
Fabrizio Bigotti, David Taylor, The Pulsilogium of Santorio New Light on Technology and Measurement in Early Modern Medicine
Filip Buyse, Spinoza and Christiaan Huygens: The Odd Philosopher and the Odd Sympathy of Pendulum Clocks
Maxime Rovere, Oscillating Affects: Spinoza’s Models for the Confrontation and Adaptation of Opposite Things
Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero, Leibniz and the Perfection of Clocks
Essay Review
Dana Jalobeanu, Godly Scholar: The Making of Isaac Newton
Book reviews
Lucie Čermáková, The Colourful World of Naturalia Drawings
Takaharu Oda, The Uncertainty of the Global Earth in the History of Progress
Grigore Vida, Mathematical Practitioners, Mixed Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Early Modern Europe
Review of special issue
Cristian Bențe, The Role of Gardens in the Development of Early Modern Thought