Titlebook: Athanasius Kircher, the Mysteries of the Geocosmos, Magnetism, and the Universe; Agustín Udías Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6083-1still had their center at the Earth. In these three books, Kircher presents his vision of the world, mainly from the point of view of science, but also with many other considerations of philosophical and theological character. In Kircher’s works, we find these three approaches presented together in

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Studies in Philosophy and Religionecially from missionaries in Asia and America. Kircher’s activity spread over a great variety of subjects to which he dedicated his universal curiosity. In his studies, Kircher used a combination of the scholastic version of Aristotelian natural philosophy with mathematical applications and a contin

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rks by Kircher.Accompanied by appendices illustrating the co.Athanasius Kircher, the eminent 17th-century German Jesuit professor of mathematics at the Roman College emerges as a captivating figure within the pages of this monograph by Agustín Udías. Aptly deemed ‘the man who knew everything,‘ Kirch

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Introduction,gure who still attracts today a great interest. Kircher was interested in a great diversity of subjects about which he published a large number of books. In addition to his books, Kircher organized a museum at the Roman College which presented an image of the world with its many aspects and was visi

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,Athanasius Kircher’s Life and Works, the Society of Jesus in 1540, at the novitiate of Paderborn and studied philosophy and theology at Münster, Cologne and Koblenz. During these studies, Kircher began to get interested in ancient languages and mathematics which at that time included in addition to geometry and algebra, astronomy, opt