The Origins of Modern Science

Since the heroic age of Pierre Duhem, to whose amazing energy and learning we owe the revelation of medieval science, much work has been devoted to the study of that subject. The publication of the great works of Thorndyke and Sarton, and, in the last decade, of the brilliant studies of Anneliese Maier and Professor Marshall Clagett, not to mention countless other monographs and papers, has tremendously enlarged and enriched our knowledge and understanding of medieval science in its connection with medieval philosophy-toward whose understanding and knowledge even greater progress has been made-and of medieval culture in general

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• Coming of Age in Organizations

  Open Access•Robert R Faulkner•Sociology of Work and Occupations•1974

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• Descartes's Method

  Tarek R Dika, Tarek Dika•Descartes's Method•2023

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• Introduction. Le Moyen Âge des sciences sociales

  Open Access•Étienne Anheim, Catherine König-Pralong•Revue d Histoire des Sciences…•2023

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• Continuity and discontinuity in the history of optics

  David C Lindberg•History and Technology•1987

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• Science, scientific instruments and questions of method in nineteenth‐century British geography

  Open Access•Charles W J Withers, Carl Withers•Transactions of the Institute of…•2012

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• Godly Men and Mechanical Philosophers

  Open Access•Simon Schaffer•Science in Context•1987

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• The historiography of archaeology

  Tim Murray, M Spriggs•World Archaeology•2017

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