Late medieval and early modern corpuscular matter theories
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Late medieval and early modern corpuscular matter theories
(Medieval and early modern science, v. 1)
Brill, 2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [557]-598) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume deals with corpuscular matter theory that was to emerge as the dominant model in the seventeenth century. By retracing atomist and corpuscularian ideas to a variety of mutually independent medieval and Renaissance sources in natural philosophy, medicine, alchemy, mathematics, and theology, this volume shows the debt of early modern matter theory to previous traditions and thereby explains its bewildering heterogeneity.
The book assembles nineteen carefully selected contributions by some of the most notable historians of medieval and early modern philosophy and science.
All chapters present new research results and will therefore be of interest to historians of philosophy, science, and medicine between 1150 and 1750.
目次
Preface
Introduction: Corpuscles, Atoms, particles, and Minima, Christoph Luthy, John E. Murdoch, Williams R. Newman
Minima in Twelth-Century Medical Texts from Salerno, DanielleJacquart
Roger Bacon's Corpuscular Tendencies (and some of Grosseteste's too), George Molland
Ramon Lull's Theory of the Continuous and Discrete, Charles Lohr
The Medieval and Renaissance Tradition of Minima Naturalia, John E. Murdoch
Void Space, Mathematical realism and Francesco Patrizi da Cherso's Use of Atomistic Arguments, John henry
Giordano Bruno's Soul-Powered Atoms: From Ancient Sources towards Modern Science, Hilary Gatti
Corpuscular Matter Theory in the Northumberland Circle, Stephen Clucas
Francis Bacon and Atomism: A Reappraisal, Silvia A. Manzo
David Gorlaeus' Atomism, or: The Marriage of Protestant Metaphysics with italian Natural Philosphy, Christoph Luthy
Experimental Corpuscular Theory in Aristotelian Alchemy: From Geber to Sennert, William R. Newman
Sennert's Sea Change: Atoms and Causes, Emily Michael
Wine and Water: Honore abri on Mixtures, Dennis Des Chene
Galileo's and Gassendi's Solutions to the Rota Aristotelis Paradox: A Bridge between Matter and Motion Theories, Carla Rita Palmerino
How Mechinal Was the Mechanical Philosophy? Non-Epicurean Aspects of Gassendi's Philosophy of Nature, i>Margaret J. Osler
Mechanical Philosophies and their Explanations, Alan Gabbey
Gassendi, Charleston and Boyle on Matter and Motion, Antonio Clericuzio
Boyle against Thinking Matter, Peter Anstey
The Uses of Mechanism: Copuscularianism in Drafts A and B of Locke's , Lisa Downing
Wilhelm Homberg: Chymical Corpuscularianism and Chrysopoeia in the Early Eighteenth Century, Lawrence M. Principe
Bibliography
Index of Names
List of Contributors
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