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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Active Involvement: The Evaluation of Reasonings interest among both practical reasoners and logical theorists. It is not clear why this is so: perhaps it is because the truth shines more brilliantly than error and hence needs less display to prevail and flourish than error does in order to be avoided. I am inclined to think that a fundamental r

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arged passages, where various persons, books, and ideas are criticized not dispassionately but rather with ridicule, scorn, and con-tempt. In other passages the interlocutors play tricks on each other, trying to trap one another into saying something so that they can win the argument; such trickery

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The Europeanization of the East-West System the introduction of this ‘nothing’ (center of the universe) that is yet supposed to act on material bodies; he considers this quite unsatisfactory... [because] although it accounts for the spherical shape of the earth it does not explain the spherical shape of the other heavenly bodies”.. Einstein

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22845-3s possible to interpret the other methodological topics in terms of logic and reasoning, namely to what extent one can reduce the book’s methodological discussions to discussions concerning logic and reasoning.