Titlebook: Scientia in Early Modern Philosophy; Seventeenth-Century Tom Sorell,G.A. Rogers,Jill Kraye Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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, in Hobbes,ribution to the development of epistemology in the early modern period. The centerpiece of Hobbes’s theory of knowledge is his account of ., or deductively structured systematic knowledge that is grounded in the consideration of causes.

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Philosophia, Historia, Mathematica: Shifting Sands in the Disciplinary Geography of the Seventeentheenth-century scientists were, an important part of the story lies in the disciplinary and institutional history of that important century. What was new and important was not only Copernicus and Kepler, Descartes and Galileo, Leibniz and Newton, but the changes that happened in the larger framework in which they work.