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Essay Review 'Neither Proper nor Useful': Jesuit Orthodoxy and Galilean Science
Annals of Science 61 (2):213-218 (2004)
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For many years the intellectual activities of the Society of Jesus were dismissed as wholly conservative, as their Ratio studiorum clung to a PtolemaicâAristotelian worldâpicture despite the rising...My notes
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