Titlebook: Estonian Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science; Rein Vihalemm Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Europe.T

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The Emergence of Physical Chemistryrend in the development of chemistry in the late 18. and early 19. centuries when chemists extensively started to use measuring devices. A quantitative characterization of chemical reactions and properties of substances enabling researchers to find out the general regularities of chemistry was incre

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Science and Society—Faculties Close or Apart?the inner logic of science, social, economic and political pressures, aesthetic judgement and cultural values, reflecting society and societal needs. Society’s relation to science is generally much more pragmatic. In addition to requesting and using the products of science, society asks such questio

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Edmund Husserl pursuing the paths of descartesapprehensible way about the matters to which he had devoted all his life. In 1928, he lectured in Amsterdam, in 1929 in Paris and Strasbourg, in 1931 in Frankfurt, Berlin and Halle, in 1935 in Vienna and Prague — eight cities within seven years. . were delivered in Paris, in fact, on the 23 and 25 F

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Herman Boerhaave —,d the attention from the historians of science that he should deserve. In the early 1 8t.century, he attracted students from almost all over the world. To mention only a few, among his students were Linné from Uppsala, Haller from G?ttingen, Cullen, Monro, and Sinclair from Edinburgh and he had cont

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