Titlebook: Experiment and Natural Philosophy in Seventeenth-Century Tuscany; The History of the A Luciano Boschiero Book 2007 Springer Science+Busines

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Experiment and Natural Philosophy in Seventeenth-Century TuscanyThe History of the A

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350 Years of coming to grips with the experimental activities of Galileo and his followersst purely with an experimentalist image in mind. They project the theme that Galileo and his students and followers in seventeenth-century Tuscany pursued a form of inquiry that included only the performance of experiments and the inductive collection of matters of fact. They claim that Galileo came

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Vincenzio Viviani (1622–1703): Galileo’s last discipled the contributions they made to the short-lived Accademia del Cimento. Nevertheless, their careers have traditionally been remembered in connection with the experimentalist image of the seventeenth-century Italian Galilean school. Marco Beretta and other historians have assumed that the strict expe

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Experiments concerning air pressure and the void and a look at the Accademia’s internal workingsbeliefs about the pressure of air and the impossibility of the void. One could conduct an investigation of the academicians’work in this field relying solely on the experiments they reported in the ., but this would hardly do justice to the natural philosophical issues involved in the construction a

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The artificial freezing process of liquids, and the properties and effects of heat and cold effects of heat and cold on water placed in varying conditions and mixed with different substances. During the following two months they suspended any such investigations, preferring instead to concentrate on testing and measuring the weight of air. In September, with great enthusiasm, they returne