Di Meo, Antonio (Author)
Unlike in modern physics, the “secondary qualities” (John Locke) of bodies – colour, smell, taste, sound, heat, cold, expansivity, inflammability, etc. – played a very important role in chemical theory, with regard to the knowledge of natural substances and their transformations. Colour, in particular, performed the task of an actual “principle of identification” of both the former and the latter. This happened within multiple and diverse viewpoints related to various chemical and physical theories, but also to artistic and manufacturing practices of a chemical kind (dyeing, painting, glass-work, metallurgy, etc.). Furthermore, the problem of the theoretical foundations of the perceivable qualities of bodies was central also in the eighteenth-century debate between the advocates of phlogistic chemistry and those of pneumatic chemistry.
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Lambert, Johann Heinrich;
(2001)
Photometry, or, On the measure and gradations of light, colors and shade: Translation from the Latin of Photometria, sive, De mensura et gradibus luminis, colorum et umbrae
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Marcum, James A.;
(2009)
The Nature of Light and Color: Goethe's “Der Versuch als Vermittler” versus Newton's Experimentum Crucis
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Article
Gopi Krishna Vijaya;
(2020)
Colour, Wavelength and Turbidity in the Light of Goethe’s Colour Studies
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Article
Olaf L. Mueller;
(2016)
Prismatic Equivalence – A New Case of Underdetermination: Goethe vs. Newton on the Prism Experiments
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Frercks, Jan;
(2008)
Der Lichtäther von Newton bis Arago
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Article
Rehm, Robin;
(2010)
“Man unterscheidet zweierlei Farbenkontraste, den instantanen und den nachwirkenden.” Zum Kontext einiger farbtheoretischer Bemerkungen Gottfried Sempers im “Stil” von 1860
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Garber, Margaret D.;
(2005)
Chymical Wonders of Light: J. Marcus Marci's Seventeenth-Century Bohemian Optics
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Lowengard, Sarah;
(2001)
Colour quality and production: Testing colours in eighteenth-century France
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Giudice, Franco;
(2010)
The Visible World: Aspects of Optics in the Seventeenth Century
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Ben-Chaim, Michael;
(2001)
The discovery of natural goods: Newton's vocation as an “experimental philosopher”
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Retucci, Fiorella;
(2010)
Un nuovo testimone manoscritto del De luce e del De coloribus di Teodorico di Freiberg
(/isis/citation/CBB001200451/)
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Agazzi, Elena;
Giannetto, Enrico;
Giudice, Franco;
(2010)
Representing Light across Arts and Sciences: Theories and Practices
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Renzo Shamey;
Rolf Kuehni;
(2020)
Pioneers of Color Science
(/isis/citation/CBB068086372/)
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Gage, John;
(2008)
Signs of Disharmony: Newton's Opticks and the Artists
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Lowengard, Sarah;
(2002)
Chemistry in Colour: Ceramics and Glass in 18th-Century Britain
(/isis/citation/CBB000300637/)
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Klein, Ursula;
Lehman, Christine;
(2012)
Pierre-Joseph Macquer, an Eighteenth-Century Artisanal-Scientific Expert
(/isis/citation/CBB001250464/)
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Le Gars, Stéphane;
(2010)
Une histoire de la lumière: la spectroscopie
(/isis/citation/CBB001214187/)
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Shapiro, Alan E.;
(2003)
The Revolt of the Chemists against Newton's Theory of Colored Bodies
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Boantza, Victor D.;
(2006)
Light in the Pneumatic Context: Aspects of Interplay between Theory and Practice in Early Photochemical Research
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Padilla Gálvez, Jesús;
(2006)
Nil Luce Obscurius! Informe sobre una polémica olvidada
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