Titlebook: Robert Hooke’s Contributions to Mechanics; A Study in Seventeen F. F. Centore Book 1970 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1970 even

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The Mechanics of Fluid Motions, areas, of which there were as many as one could find things affected by the air, were the effects of air on other things. Because they greatly affected human existence, these issues were important to Bacon, Boyle and Hooke.

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The Mechanics of Terrestrial Local Motions,eviously has been hinted at in passing. We have seen Hooke as a convinced Baconian in methodology; we must now see him as a convinced Cartesian in his conception of the physical world. To fulfill our aim, those aspects of Descartes pertinent to Hooke will be set out. Descartes’ views will be followe

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The Mechanics of Celestial Local Motions,y acquired the idea that a planet’s path is the combination of two motions is not clear. Newton once suggested in a letter to Halley (20 June 1686) that Hooke very well may have acquired it from Borelli. Newton’s suggestion, however, has been exploded by Angus Armitage and Alexander Koyré..

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,Hooke’s Place in the History of Mechanics, and many of his contemporaries. In his own time, Hooke, largely due to his pivotal position as Curator of experiments to the Royal Society of London, held an important place in seventeenth century English intellectual circles. He was renowned as an indefatigable worker and experimenter. Although we

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en- tioned. it is usually in one of two ways: either he is briefly referred to in passing. or. he is viewed through the eyes of some later giant in the history of science and philosophy such as Sir Isaac Newton. Both approaches. however, do Hooke an injustice. In the academic world of today. there i

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,Hooke’s Place in the History of Mechanics,voted to these other areas. The Curator was incurably curious about everything and anything. His mechanical contrivances and work with the then fledgling microscope made him known on both sides of the Channel.

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