Reading nature's book: Galileo and the birth of modern philosophy

New York: Peter Lang Publishing (2016)
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A message from the stars -- A dispute over buoyancy -- Inertia, Empiricism, and spots on the sun -- Science and religion -- Troubles in Rome: 1615-1616 -- Mathematics and the book of nature -- Showdown -- Matter and motion.

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