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La rivoluzione scientifica: Una brevissima introduzione

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Article Balestra, Dominic J.; (1999)
At the origins of modern science: Demythologizing Pythagoreanism

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Die Schwere der Luft in der Diskussion des 17. Jahrhunderts

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Article Schmit, Christophe; (2014)
Rapports entre équilibre et dynamique au tournant des 17e et 18e siècles

Article Andrew Janiak; (2015)
Space and Motion in Nature and Scripture: Galileo, Descartes, Newton

Chapter Moira Paleari; (2014)
Gli scienziati di Durs Grünbein: la (de)costruzione poetica di Galileo Galilei e René Descartes

Article Antoni Malet; (2023)
Some Thoughts on Pascal’s and Galileo’s “Indivisibles” and the Infinite Divisibility of Extension

Book Michael Slater; (2024)
Tropes and the Literary-Scientific Revolution

Article Zambelli, Paola; (2006)
Alexandre Koyré: da Descartes a Galileo

Article Enrico Giannetto; (2020)
Galileo, Descartes and Newton's Laws

Article Sietske Fransen; (2017)
Latin in a Time of Change: The Choice of Language as Signifier of a New Science?

Chapter Friedman, Michael; (2008)
Descartes and Galileo: Copernicanism and the Metaphysical Foundations of Physics

Article Ganson, Todd Stuart; (1997)
What's wrong with the Aristotelian theory of sensible qualities?

Article Ariew, Roger; (1986)
Descartes as critic of Galileo's scientific methodology

Article Clavelin, Maurice; (2012)
Galilée, Descartes, et la nouvelle vision du monde

Article Dutton, Blake D.; (1999)
Physics and metaphysics in Descartes and Galileo

Article Grosslight, Justin; (2013)
Small Skills, Big Networks: Marin Mersenne as Mathematical Intelligencer

Article Grosholz, Emily R.; (1988)
Geometry, time, and force in the diagrams of Descartes, Galileo, Torricelli, and Newton