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Category Archives: Scientific Revolution
William Harvey and the Scientific Revolution, Friday, October 28, 2011
On Friday, October 28th, Darren Hynes will present on “William Harvey and the Scientific Revolution”. The presentation will begin at 5:30, in the expanded Bar of the Spirit of Newfoundland’s Masonic Temple, downtown on Cathedral Street. Click here for directions.
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Science in 1650: Skepticism, the Algebraization of Geometry, and the “Republic of Letters”. Friday, September 30, 2011
Join us at 5:30 on Friday, September 30 for a presentation by Craig Squires on: Science in 1650: Skepticism, the Algebraization of Geometry, and the “Republic of Letters”. Craig Squires (PhD, U of Toronto) was an Assistant Professor of Philosophy … Continue reading
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