Titlebook: New Perspectives on Galileo; Papers Deriving from Robert E. Butts,Joseph C. Pitt Book 1978 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland

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,Some Tactics in Galileo’s Propaganda for the Mathematization of Scientific Experience,ant scientific discoveries, but also the discovery of the telescope, the introduction of the first genuine scientific method, defined mainly by reliance on experimentation, and the destruction of the prevailing Aristotelian metaphysics of his day. Other writers proclaim him for his restoration of Pl

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Descartes as Critic of Galileo,ed in 1637 and nowhere in his correspondence does he betray any awareness of the younger Frenchman’s existence even though Mersenne sent him a copy of the .. Descartes heard of Galileo, of course, for Galileo’s telescopic discoveries of 1610 created a sensation throughout Europe and were even celebr

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,Galileo’s Matter Theory, a number of original corpuscular theories were propounded, though many of these borrowed heavily from the older traditions. Most of the atomists of the early part of the seventeenth century, though rejecting the plenum of the Aristotelian world-view, still embraced the remainder of that system. The

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