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Novum Organum; Or, True Suggestions for the Interpretation of Nature
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- Nombre de pages235
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- ISBN859-65--4737295-0
- EAN8596547372950
- Date de parution15/09/2022
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Résumé
In "Novum Organum; Or, True Suggestions for the Interpretation of Nature, " Francis Bacon embarks on a transformative journey, championing the empirical method and laying the groundwork for modern scientific inquiry. This seminal work critiques traditional Aristotelian philosophy, advocating instead for a systematic approach to experimentation and observation. Bacon's literary style is incisive and pragmatic, infused with a sense of urgency for intellectual progress-an urgency that reflects the early 17th-century milieu marked by the Scientific Revolution.
Through his innovative syllogisms and the dedication to challenging dogma, Bacon seeks to reconstruct the foundations of knowledge, emphasizing the necessity of inductive reasoning over deductive logic. Francis Bacon, often heralded as the father of empiricism, was deeply influenced by his experiences in a rapidly evolving intellectual landscape. A distinguished philosopher and statesman, Bacon's political career and his broad interests in sciences and humanities shaped his outlook on the pursuit of knowledge.
His encounters with various disciplines fueled his conviction that the natural world could be understood through careful observation and methodical experimentation, leading him to pen this pivotal work that straddles philosophy and scientific thought. "Novum Organum" is indispensable for anyone interested in the history of science, philosophy, or the evolution of human thought. Bacon's assertions resonate with contemporary readers, urging them to question established truths and embrace curiosity.
This book not only serves as a historical document but also as a powerful call to action for modern intellectuals seeking to understand the complexities of nature.
Through his innovative syllogisms and the dedication to challenging dogma, Bacon seeks to reconstruct the foundations of knowledge, emphasizing the necessity of inductive reasoning over deductive logic. Francis Bacon, often heralded as the father of empiricism, was deeply influenced by his experiences in a rapidly evolving intellectual landscape. A distinguished philosopher and statesman, Bacon's political career and his broad interests in sciences and humanities shaped his outlook on the pursuit of knowledge.
His encounters with various disciplines fueled his conviction that the natural world could be understood through careful observation and methodical experimentation, leading him to pen this pivotal work that straddles philosophy and scientific thought. "Novum Organum" is indispensable for anyone interested in the history of science, philosophy, or the evolution of human thought. Bacon's assertions resonate with contemporary readers, urging them to question established truths and embrace curiosity.
This book not only serves as a historical document but also as a powerful call to action for modern intellectuals seeking to understand the complexities of nature.
In "Novum Organum; Or, True Suggestions for the Interpretation of Nature, " Francis Bacon embarks on a transformative journey, championing the empirical method and laying the groundwork for modern scientific inquiry. This seminal work critiques traditional Aristotelian philosophy, advocating instead for a systematic approach to experimentation and observation. Bacon's literary style is incisive and pragmatic, infused with a sense of urgency for intellectual progress-an urgency that reflects the early 17th-century milieu marked by the Scientific Revolution.
Through his innovative syllogisms and the dedication to challenging dogma, Bacon seeks to reconstruct the foundations of knowledge, emphasizing the necessity of inductive reasoning over deductive logic. Francis Bacon, often heralded as the father of empiricism, was deeply influenced by his experiences in a rapidly evolving intellectual landscape. A distinguished philosopher and statesman, Bacon's political career and his broad interests in sciences and humanities shaped his outlook on the pursuit of knowledge.
His encounters with various disciplines fueled his conviction that the natural world could be understood through careful observation and methodical experimentation, leading him to pen this pivotal work that straddles philosophy and scientific thought. "Novum Organum" is indispensable for anyone interested in the history of science, philosophy, or the evolution of human thought. Bacon's assertions resonate with contemporary readers, urging them to question established truths and embrace curiosity.
This book not only serves as a historical document but also as a powerful call to action for modern intellectuals seeking to understand the complexities of nature.
Through his innovative syllogisms and the dedication to challenging dogma, Bacon seeks to reconstruct the foundations of knowledge, emphasizing the necessity of inductive reasoning over deductive logic. Francis Bacon, often heralded as the father of empiricism, was deeply influenced by his experiences in a rapidly evolving intellectual landscape. A distinguished philosopher and statesman, Bacon's political career and his broad interests in sciences and humanities shaped his outlook on the pursuit of knowledge.
His encounters with various disciplines fueled his conviction that the natural world could be understood through careful observation and methodical experimentation, leading him to pen this pivotal work that straddles philosophy and scientific thought. "Novum Organum" is indispensable for anyone interested in the history of science, philosophy, or the evolution of human thought. Bacon's assertions resonate with contemporary readers, urging them to question established truths and embrace curiosity.
This book not only serves as a historical document but also as a powerful call to action for modern intellectuals seeking to understand the complexities of nature.
