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and Galileo’s views and conduct less so
to numerous comparisons between Galileo and the friar Giordano Bruno
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and medicine narrowly conceived
” particularly in the nineteenth century
Chemistry and Medical Debate: van Helmont to Boerhaave Philosophy of Science and Galileo’s views and conductDebus, Allen G., 2001, 296 pp., illustrated The scientific revolution is frequently pictured as the triumph of the mechanical philosophy over the works of the Aristoltelians and other ancient philosophers, a development that is pictured primarily in the progression from Copernicus to Newton. However, the science of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was also closely connected with a third group, the chemists, who rejected both the views of the
