Titlebook: Brazilian Studies in Philosophy and History of Science; An account of recent Décio Krause,Antonio Videira Book 2011 Springer Science+Busine

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978-94-007-3517-0Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81261-3 my nationality, being not a Brazilian but a French. I felt honoured and pleased, for it meant that they consider me to some extent as pertaining to Brazilian culture, and particularly to the Brazilian academic milieu of philosophers. True, other friends and colleagues in this country already told m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81261-3cs of scientific modernity: centrality of practical and instrumental action; confluence and union of science and technical practice; mathematization and mechanization of nature; freedom of thought anchored in method. These four characteristics, which can be found in Galileo’s work, lead to the concl

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Testis-Organizing Function of H-Y Antigenach in many areas of knowledge. In philosophy of science with the roles of analysis and synthesis. In mechanics with the law gravitation. In optics with the decomposition of while light and its composition from the spectral colours. In mathematics with the method of fluxions and its opposite. We bel

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Major Companies of Saudi Arabia, the German-born journalist Karl Koseritz acknowledged the advance of Natural Sciences, at the Faculty of Medicine and at the National Museum, whose “great collections” would almost make him “sign a truce” with Rio de Janeiro. He would comment about the excellence of the institutions’ laboratories,

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The Iron Age, Imperialism, and the Prophetswith emission of some kind of electromagnetic radiation. He devised experiments that seemed to confirm his interpretation and that were later disconfirmed by other researchers. This paper analyses the early history of radioactivity, paying special attention to Becquerel’s mistakes and to the attitud

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The Iron Age, Imperialism, and the Prophetsence have increasingly acknowledged that eighteenth-century science cannot be resumed as the age of Newtonianism. In the case of experimental physics, assuming that Newton’s world views prevailed throughout the eighteenth century is a na?ve historiographic interpretation. At this period, different a