Book ID: CBB270657253

From Copernicus to Newton: The Establishment of the Heliocentric Theory (2013)

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Paperback. Pub Date :2013-12-01 Pages: 248 Language: Chinese Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House from Copernicus to Newton: heliocentric theory of the establishment of Copernicus elaborated from the beginning to the day nearly two hundred years between Newton history of the doctrine of the heart. from the doctrine proposed. discussed and accepted by the academic community. the problem that occurred during and difficult to overcome. a detailed description of the ins and outs of this important event in the history of human knowledge. and to provide in-depth discussion of the event epistemology. philosophy and history lessons. In the book. the extensive use of raw materials. most of which has yet to Chinese academics known. Principles reads From Copernicus to Newton's Introduction to establish heliocentric theory did not bring material benefits but is a landmark in th...

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Review Huang, Xiang (2015) Review of "From Copernicus to Newton: The Establishment of the Heliocentric Theory". Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu (Studies in the History of Natural Sciences) (pp. 222-231). unapi

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Authors & Contributors
Baldassarri, Fabrizio
Feingold, Mordechai
Rickman, Melissa L.
Touwaide, Alain
Torrini, Maurizio
Ragland, Evan R.
Concepts
Natural philosophy
Plants
Medicine
Astronomy
Botany
Cosmology
Time Periods
17th century
16th century
Early modern
18th century
Renaissance
Places
Europe
England
Italy
Germany
London (England)
Scotland
Institutions
Royal Society of London
Università di Roma
Jesuits (Society of Jesus)
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