Titlebook: Honoré Fabri and the Concept of Impetus: A Bridge between Conceptual Frameworks; Michael Elazar Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media

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Motion in the Voiddies, regardless of their shape or weight (assuming the absence of any material medium); 2. the infinity of straight and uniform motion which a body (once moved) acquires in a totally unresisting environment, i.e. the principle of Conservation of Rectilinear Motion.

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The Inherent Linearity of Impetusnear, Fabri regards circular motion as arising from an impeded straight motion, and accordingly observes that a stone tied to a sling will proceed along a straight line tangential to the circular original trajectory if the rope suddenly breaks.

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Criticizing Aristotleand directly blaming him for failing to examine accelerated motion; and finally by ascribing natural motion to an inner cause (rather than Aristotle’s external one). Then Fabri’s own conception concerning this matter is outlined: having shown that natural motion demands an inner cause, Fabri establishes impetus as this cause.

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The Law of Natural Numbersessor, i.e. according to the simple series 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. This chapter outlines the way Fabri develops his “discrete” rule – a mirror image of Galileo’s continuous analysis – by employing impetus and adopting Galileo’s Archimedean-style “infrastructure”, that discards levity and allows for motion in the void.

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