Robert Grosseteste on the Subalternate Sciences
It is well known that in the Middle Ages mathematics had little part in the study of nature. Natural philosophy, which had in its purview all of nature and natural things, was considered fundamentally distinct from mathematics, both in subject matter and in method. Yet there was a handful of science...
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1987
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Year: 1987, Volume: 43, Pages: 147-169 |
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