Titlebook: Evidence in the Age of the New Sciences; James A.T. Lancaster,Richard Raiswell Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spr

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From the Divine Monochord to the Weather-Glass: Changing Perspectives in Robert Fludd’s Philosophyative change in his epistemology. The “divine monochord,” a wonderful metaphor of the three Boethian . (., . and .), is heavily present in Fludd’s earlier writings. Nonetheless, in his later works he seems to leave room for another instrument: the weather-glass. This is used mainly metaphorically, a

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Diskussion, Konklusion und Ausblick, chapters that follow. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, these boundaries were expansive, permitting the construction, interpretation, and assimilation of many kinds of evidence that later came to be seen as illegitimate. Nevertheless, these early modern varieties of evidence played a cruc

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Matthias Theiner,Christine Vallasteractitioners. The perceived unsuitability of mere probability conflicted with the ideal of certainty and the pragmatic need for jurors to reason inductively; consequently, probability was inconsistently treated by legal theorists and practitioners including Bacon and Coke. This elasticity in the way

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Analyse der untersuchten Variablen,echanics generated complications. Descartes’ mechanical physics is a perfect example, for his efforts to bridge the gap between theoretical and practical medicine, steering intellectual evidence into this second field, were ultimately unsteady. His view of biomechanics had reduced living bodies to a

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