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The Book of Nature and the Books of Men. Idea and History of the Book in Modern and Contemporary Philosophy and Science of Nature

Quaestio, 2011
The rise of XVIIthcentury natural philosophy determines a significant break with the tradition and enthe idea of a new beginning of scientific investigation grounded on mathematics and experiment; at the same time, the diffusion of printed books represents an essential factor for the dissemination of the new philosophy.
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“Facts” and “Ideas”: Richard Jones, William Whewell, and the Entangled Histories of Science and Political Economy in Early Nineteenth-Century Britain

Journal of the History of Ideas
Abstract: This essay explores hitherto unnoticed conceptual transactions between reflections on scientific method and a rethinking of political-economic categories in early-nineteenth century Britain through the writings of William Whewell and Richard Jones.
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"Exploratory experimentation" as a probe into the relation between historiography and philosophy of science.

Studies in history and philosophy of science, 2016
J. Schickore
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Realism, functions, and the a priori: Ernst Cassirer's philosophy of science.

Studies in history and philosophy of science, 2014
J. Heis
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Editor's Introduction

International Journal of Information Technology and Decision Making, 2006
J. Fleetwood
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Cartesian Ideas in Science and Philosophy is: "The Greatest Step Taken in the Progress of The Exact Sciences In Their Entire History" (J.S.Mill.)

Journal of Physics & Optics Sciences
On the other hand, in 1908, the English mathematician W.W. Rose Ball still wrote the following about Descartes' ideas: "As to his philosophical theories, suffice it to say that he dealt with the same questions that have been discussed for the last two thousand years - and will probably be discussed with the same fervor for another two thousand years ...
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Art, Science, and the History of Ideas

2000
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[Psychosomatic disease or infection? Peptic ulcer in the light of the history of ideas and of the philosophy of science].

Svensk medicinhistorisk tidskrift, 2000
Chronic benignant ulcers of the stomach were considered as a disease entity not until in the 1830s, when Jean Cruveilhier and others compared disease history with pathological findings at autopsy. Ulcers of the duodenal bulb were thought unusual until in the beginning of the twentieth century, when abdominal surgery was rapidly developing and X-ray ...
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Relations and Rivalry: Interactions between Britain and the Netherlands in Eighteenth-Century Science and Technology

History of science; an annual review of literature, research and teaching, 1970
T. H. Levere
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The idea of the past: history, science, and practice in American psychoanalysis

Choice Reviews Online, 1994
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