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Non-Mechanistic Ideas in Physics and Philosophy: From Newton to Kantbject, had been ironed out by less subtle epigons”.. These “deeply significant hesitations” concerned, as a rule, fundamental notions in physics as space, time, matter and force as well as concepts and ideas closely connected with them.

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Conceptual and Technical Aspects of the Galilean Geometrization of the Motion of Heavy Bodies facts: establishing when and how a particular result is obtained, discerning heritage and genuine creation and thus preparing an accurate assessment of the successive contributions which gave rise to the major scientific theories — such is clearly its first task. But there also exists another way o

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