Titlebook: Emergence and Expansion of Preclassical Mechanics; Rivka Feldhay,Jürgen Renn,Matteo Valleriani Book 2018 Springer International Publishing

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The Social Position and Intellectual Identity of the Renaissance Mathematician-Physicist Giovanni Baation with the wider interests of the Savoy ruling class. The polarity of function and identity constitutes the hermeneutic instrument for my interpretation of Benedetti’s science. Such a . should serve as a guide for a non-reductionist socio-cultural history of science.

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Heaviness, Lightness and Impetus in the Seventeenth Century: A Jesuit Perspectiveience in Jesuit schools of the seventeenth century, it also frees some Jesuits, at least, from a far too simplistic historiographical category of Galileo’s “.” (foes) and inserts them instead into the field of debates relevant for understanding the emergence of “the new science.”

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Correction to: Emergence and Expansion of Preclassical Mechanics,

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0068-0346 n of pre-classical mechanics in particular constellations. Early modern theoretical, technical and social contexts transformed ancient and medieval mechanicalknowledge in the course of its transmission.?.978-3-319-90345-3Series ISSN 0068-0346 Series E-ISSN 2214-7942

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Mental Models as Cognitive Instruments in the Transformation of Knowledgethe concept of mental models as cognitive instruments, which function as mediators between the realm of practice and experience on the one hand, and conceptual systems on the other. With the help of the concept of mental model, the chapter discusses how mechanical knowledge has emerged from experien

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Socio-Political Coordinates of Early-Modern Mechanics: A Preliminary Discussionunt avoid the pitfall of post-modern relativism? The history of mechanics is a paradigmatic field to use in answering these questions and, in fact, it has always been at the center of much political-epistemological skirmish. This chapter first recounts the main motives and features of early twentiet

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The Early History of Weighing Technology from the Perspective of a Theory of Innovationue that this development can be characterized as an iterative process in which the exploration of the inherent potential of external representations of cognitive structures leads to the establishment of new cognitive structures, whereby this exploration is canalized at each step by historically spec