Massimi, Michela (Author)
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science
Volume: 44
Pages: 393-395
Publication date: 2013
Language: English
Edition Details: Introduction to a special section on “Philosophy of Natural Science from Newton to Kant”
Description Contents:
Article Schliesser, Eric (2013) On Reading Newton as an Epicurean: Kant, Spinozism and the Changes to the Principia. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 416).
Article Domski, Mary (2013) Kant and Newton on the a priori Necessity of Geometry. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 438).
Article Dunlop, Katherine (2013) Mathematical Method and Newtonian Science in the Philosophy of Christian Wolff. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 457).
Article Stan, Marius (2013) Kant's Third Law of Mechanics: The Long Shadow of Leibniz. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 493).
Article Janiak, Andrew (2013) Three Concepts of Causation in Newton. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 396).
Article DiSalle, Robert (2013) The Transcendental Method from Newton to Kant. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 448).
Article Massimi, Michela; Bianchi, Silvia De (2013) Cartesian Echoes in Kant's Philosophy of Nature. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (p. 481).
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