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What Did Newton Mean by “Absolute Motion”? (2012)

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Authors & Contributors
Janiak, Andrew
Brading, Katherine
Verelst, Karin
Stan, Marius
Pourciau, Bruce H.
Pisano, Raffaele
Journals
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science
St. John's Review
Foundations of Science
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
Science and Education
Philosophy of Science
Publishers
University of St. Thomas
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ontos
Concepts
Physics
Motion (physical)
Philosophy of science
Mechanics
Gravitation
Space
People
Newton, Isaac
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von
Descartes, René
Varignon, Pierre
Thomas Aquinas, Saint
Galilei, Galileo
Time Periods
17th century
18th century
Places
Great Britain
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