Renaissance meteorology : Pomponazzi to Descartes / Craig Martin.

By:

Martin, Craig, 1972- [Author]

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online resource

ISBN:

9781421402444

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QC855 .R463 2011

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Contents:

The ends of weather : teleology in Renaissance meteorology -- The Ferrarese earthquakes and the employment of learned meteorology -- The chymistry of weather -- Niccolo Cabeo's meteorology as the basis for a new aristotelianism -- Causation and method in Cartesian meteorology.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The epistemology of meteorology : conjecture and provisional knowledge -- The ends of weather : teleology in Renaissance meteorology -- The Ferrarese earthquakes and the employment of learned meteorology -- The chymistry of weather -- Niccolo Cabeo's meteorology as the basis for a new aristotelianism -- Causation and method in Cartesian meteorology.