Shea, William R. (Author)
Description “Soon after settling in the Netherlands in 1627, Descartes invited Jean Ferrier, an artisan whom he had met in Paris, to join him and help him construct hyperbolic lenses for the improved version of the telescope he had designed. Ferrier never made the trip but the letters he exchanged with Descartes and frequent references to him in Descartes' correspondence shed light on Descartes' personality and on his attitude to the practical implementation of scientific theories.”
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Leibowitz, Flora;
(1981)
Inference to the best explanation and Descartes' conception of matter
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Rousset, Bernard;
(1996)
Spinoza, lecteur des Objections faites aux Méditations de Descartes et de ses Réponses
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Thomas Khurana;
(2009)
Selbstorganisation und Selbstgesetzgebung. Form und Grenze einer Analogie in der Philosophie Kants und Hegels
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Lawrence M. Principe;
(2023)
La rivoluzione scientifica: Una brevissima introduzione
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Carter, Richard B.;
(1983)
Descartes' medical philosophy: The organic solution to the mind-body problem
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Fabrizio Baldassarri;
(2024)
René Descartes’s Natural Philosophy and Particular Bodies
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Devin Sanchez Curry;
(2018)
Cartesian Critters Can't Remember
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Olivia Chevalier;
(2022)
Descartes et ses mathématiques
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Delphine Kolesnik-Antoine;
(2013)
La question des passions chez Regius et Descartes. Premiéres éléments d’interpretation
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Seager, William;
(1981)
The principle of continuity and the evaluation of theories
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Tad M. Schmaltz;
(2015)
Galileo and Descartes on Copernicanism and the Cause of the Tides
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Louis Caruana;
(2018)
Mechanistic Trends in Chemistry
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Laurynas Adomaitis;
(2019)
Cause and Effect in Leibniz’s Brevis demonstratio
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Gary Hatfield;
(2015)
On Natural Geometry and Seeing Distance Directly in Descartes
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Andrea Strazzoni;
(2018)
The Medical Cartesianism of Henricus Regius: Disciplinary Partitions, Mechanical Reductionism and Methodological Aspects
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Jessica Riskin;
(2015)
A History of the Centuries-Long Argument over What Makes Living Things Tick
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Henk van Rinsum;
Willem Koops;
(2016)
University of Utrecht 1636–1676: res ecclesia, res publica and … res pecunia
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Fabrizio Baldassarri;
(2018)
Descartes’ Bio-Medical Study of Plants: Vegetative Activities, Soul, and Power
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Domenico Collacciani;
(2018)
A Contextualist History of Cartesian Philosophy: Roger Ariew's Descartes and the First Cartesians
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Melissa Gholamnejad;
Patricia Easton;
(2016)
Louis de la Forge and the Development of Cartesian Medical Philosophy
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