Article ID: CBB000039579

Das Staunen vor der Schöpfung: “Tota substantia”, “calcidum innatum”, “generatio spontanea” und atomistische Formenlehre bei Daniel Sennert (1993)

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Authors & Contributors
Hirai, Hiro
Newman, William Royall
Klein, Joel A.
Michael, Emily
Lüthy, Christoph H.
Eckart, Wolfgang U.
Concepts
Atomism
Natural philosophy
Matter theory
Mechanism; mechanical philosophy
Alchemy
Physics
Time Periods
17th century
16th century
Early modern
Renaissance
Medieval
18th century
Places
Germany
Europe
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