Titlebook: Galileo and the Art of Reasoning; Rhetorical Foundatio Maurice A. Finocchiaro Book 1980 D. Reidel Publishing Company Dordrecht, Holland 198

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Auditing the Initial Case Studyhistoriography of science, and for the history and historiography of philosophy. It has also emerged that reasoning is the book’s central feature, both at the level of scientific practice, and at the level of philosophical reflection. It follows that reasoning, which of course is not to be confused

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Maligne Gezwellen (kwaadaardig)y of reasoning than that provided by the usual controlled experiments done by psychologists. Moreover, since what we want is a . theory of reasoning, there is no reason why we should not avail ourselves of the scientific methodology worked out earlier, when we discussed the methodological content of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6209-941-8te the arguments which in Chapter 2 were merely described; in part it is useful to reanalyze the . in accordance with the results of Chapter 7, which suggest the idea of Galileo as being first and foremost a methodologist of reasoning; in part it is important to give content to the program outlined

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Galileo and the Art of Reasoning978-94-009-9017-3Series ISSN 0068-0346 Series E-ISSN 2214-7942

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Faith Versus Reason: The Rhetorical Form and Content of Galileo’s friend of the interlocutors, who may be identified with Galileo himself. Moreover, the book is full of passages containing disclaimers by the supposedly Copernican spokesman, Salviati, to the effect that his Copernican beliefs are not necessarily as strong as they may appear when he is involved in

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