Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (1997)
Di Liscia, Daniel A. (Editor)
Kessler, Eckhard (Editor)
Methuen, Charlotte (Editor)
Ashgate
Publication date: 1997
Physical Details: xi + 416 pp.; notes; index
Description Papers are entered separately in the present bibliography.
Review Brian W. Ogilvie (2000) Review of "Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition". Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology (pp. 197-217).
Review Ogilvie, B. W. (2000) Review of "Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition". Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology (p. 203).
Review Burns, W.E. (1998) Review of "Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition". Sixteenth Century Journal (pp. 798-800).
Review Leijenhorst, C. (1998) Review of "Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition". Early Science and Medicine: A Journal for the Study of Science, Technology and Medicine in the Pre-modern Period (pp. 261-62).
Chapter Morrison, Donald (1997) Philoponus and Simplicius on tekmeriodic proof. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 1).
Chapter Mantas, Pedro (1997) El “realismo” de principios del s. XII y el “eclecticismo” platónico-aristotélico: Sobre los universales y la teoría de la indifferentia. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 23).
Chapter Burnett, Charles; Mendelsohn, Andrew (1997) Aristotle and Averroes on method in the Middle Ages and Renaissance: The “Oxford gloss” to the Physics and Pietro d'Afeltro's Expositio proemii Averroys. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 53).
Chapter Kessler, Eckhard (1997) Method in the Aristotelian tradition: Taking a second look. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 113).
Chapter Di Liscia, Daniel A. (1997) Velocidad quo ad effectus y velocidad quo ad causas: La tradición de los calculadores y la metodología aristotélica. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 143).
Chapter Castro, Sarai (1997) Alfonso de la Veracruz as an Aristotelian natural philosopher. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 177).
Chapter Jardine, Nicholas (1997) Keeping order in the School of Padua: Jacopo Zabarella and Francesco Piccolomini on the offices of philosophy. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 183).
Chapter Mikkeli, Heikki (1997) The foundation of an autonomous natural philosophy: Zabarella on the classification of arts and sciences. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 211).
Chapter Wallace, William A. (1997) Galileo's regressive methodology, its prelude and its sequel. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 229).
Chapter Laird, W. Roy (1997) Galileo and the mixed sciences. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 253).
Chapter Camerota, Michele (1997) Flaminio Papazzoni: Un aristotelico bolognese maestro di Federico Borromeo e corrispondente di Galileo. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 271).
Chapter Kraml, Hans (1997) Principle and method: Francesco Buonamici's version of Renaissance Aristotelianism. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 301).
Chapter Kuhn, Heinrich C. (1997) Non-regressive methods (and the emergence of modern science). In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 319).
Chapter Kusukawa, Sachiko (1997) Vinculum concordiae: Lutheran method by Philip Melanchthon. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 337).
Chapter Barker, Peter (1997) Kepler's epistemology. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 355).
Chapter Lohr, Charles H. (1997) Latin Aristotelianism and the 17th-century Calvinist theory of scientific method. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 369).
Chapter Blackwell, Constance W.T. (1997) Sturm, Morhof and Brucker vs. Aristotle: Three eclectic natural philosophers view the Aristotelian method. In: Method and order in Renaissance philosophy of nature: The Aristotle commentary tradition (p. 381).
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