This issue of History of Universities XXXIII/2, contains the customary mix of learned articles and book reviews which makes this publication such an indispensable tool for the historian of higher education.
This issue of History of Universities XXXIII/2, contains the customary mix of learned articles and book reviews which makes this publication such an indispensable tool for the historian of higher education.
Mordechai Feingold, Professor of History, California Institute of Technology, Andrea Sangiacomo, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Groningen
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction: Natural Philosophy in the Early Modern Academic Millieu * 1: Roger Ariew: Fromondus verus Galileo on Comets * 2: Stefan Heßbrüg gen-Walter: Institutioni scholasticae minime accommodata: de Neufville and Clauberg on Not Teaching Bacon * 3: Nabeel Hamid: Domesticating Descartes, Renovating Scholasticism: Johann Clauberg and the German Reception of Cartesianism * 4: Helen Hattab: Methods of Teaching or Discovery? Analysis and Synthesis from Zabarella to Spinoza * 5: Michael Jaworzyn: Caspar Langenhert's Parisian 'School of Egoists' and the Reception of Geulincx' Physics, from Occasionalism to Solopsism * 6: Pieter Present: 'Following no party but the truth': Petrus van Musschenbroek's rhetorical defence of '(Newtonian) experimental philosophy' * 7: Christian Leduc: Speculative Philosophy at the Berlin Academy * 8: Andrea Sangiacomo: The Normalization of Natural Philosophy: Occasional causality and Coarse-Grained Reality
* Introduction: Natural Philosophy in the Early Modern Academic Millieu * 1: Roger Ariew: Fromondus verus Galileo on Comets * 2: Stefan Heßbrüg gen-Walter: Institutioni scholasticae minime accommodata: de Neufville and Clauberg on Not Teaching Bacon * 3: Nabeel Hamid: Domesticating Descartes, Renovating Scholasticism: Johann Clauberg and the German Reception of Cartesianism * 4: Helen Hattab: Methods of Teaching or Discovery? Analysis and Synthesis from Zabarella to Spinoza * 5: Michael Jaworzyn: Caspar Langenhert's Parisian 'School of Egoists' and the Reception of Geulincx' Physics, from Occasionalism to Solopsism * 6: Pieter Present: 'Following no party but the truth': Petrus van Musschenbroek's rhetorical defence of '(Newtonian) experimental philosophy' * 7: Christian Leduc: Speculative Philosophy at the Berlin Academy * 8: Andrea Sangiacomo: The Normalization of Natural Philosophy: Occasional causality and Coarse-Grained Reality
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