Titlebook: José Celestino Mutis and Newtonianism in New Granada, 1762–1808; Sebastián Molina-Betancur Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction: Historical Accounts of Newtonianisms in Newtoniana,formation of the scientific knowledge is the result of its circulation in multiple cultural and geographical contexts. These approaches have visibilised several contexts that hitherto were left aside in the literature, as they were not a part of traditional historical reconstructions that, more ofte

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The Administrative History of a Chair,er created on this particular subject in New Granada, it was necessary to intertwine the religious and political interests of the Dominicans and the local viceregal authorities. As the interests of the Dominicans and the viceregal court?did not always match, there were tensions and conflicts that we

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,Newtonianism in Mutis’s Lectures on Mathematics,ents on the epistemological, methodological, and theological foundations of mathematics, claiming that they reveal important features of Mutis’s Newtonianism, such as his use of the method of analysis and synthesis and the theological implications of a mathematical approach to the study of natural p

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,Newton’s Physics in New Granada: Mutis’s Lectures and Mathematisation of Nature,s, the evidence reveals that as of 1764, he was rather interested in presenting the application of mathematics to physics. In this chapter, I explore the main features of Mutis’s Newtonianism as they are revealed in the manuscripts in which he dealt with Newton’s experimental physics. The analysis o