History of science [sound recording] : antiquity to 1700. / Lawrence M. Principe.
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SoundPublisher number: 1200-3 | Teaching CompanySeries: Great courses (Compact disc)Publication details: Chantilly, Va. : Teaching Co., c2002.Description: 6 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (61 p. ; 22 cm.)ISBN: - 1565855604
- 9781565855601
- Antiquity to 1700
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Wasatch County Library Second Floor | Audiobooks | CD 509 Pri (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | .CIRCNOTE. 6 discs; 1 booklet | part 3 | Available | .PUBLIC. 6 discs; 1 booklet | 34301000860520 |
Lectures presented by Professor Lawrence M. Principe.
Compact discs ; in container (26 cm.).
Surveys the history of science in the western world from the second millennium B.C. to the early eighteenth century.
Lecture 25. Renaissance natural magic -- Lecture 26. Copernicus and calendrical reform -- Lecture 27. Renaissance technology -- Lecture 28. Tycho, Kepler, and Galileo -- Lecture 29. The new physics -- Lecture 30. Voyages of discovery and natural history -- Lecture 31. Mechanical philosophy and revived Atomism -- Lecture 32. Mechanism and Vitalism -- Lecture 33. Seventeenth-century chemistry -- Lecture 34. The force of Isaac Newton -- Lecture 35. The rise of scientific societies -- Lecture 36. How science develops.