Renaissance Concepts of MethodColumbia University Press, 1960 - 255 pagine Looks at the concepts of the scientific method in the Renaissance for it was during the late Renaissance that medieval philosophical and scientific terminology was beginning to give way to the modern. |
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THE ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL SOURCES OF RENAISSANCE | 3 |
THE HISTORY OF METHOD AS A PHILOSOPHICAL TERM | 39 |
THE INFLUENCE OF HUMANISM ON METHODOLOGY | 67 |
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