RENAISSANCE
· Is the period of “rebirth” as age of preparation for the 17th century of scientific developments and achievements that began in about 1400 in Italy and spread rapidly over most of Europe.
· New approaches to science were introduced. Scientist began to observed carefully, to measure and experiment in studying natural phenomena.
· 16th century-Start of studying science by observation and experimentation.
· 17th century-The movement became a complete scientific revolution.
*ESTABLISHMENT OF ACADEMIES
The Academia Dei Lincei in Rome (1603-1630)
The Academia Del Cimiento in Florence (1657-1667)
The Royal Society in London (1662)
The Academie Des Sciences in Paris (1666)
*BOOKS OF JOURNAL
Journal Des Savants of Paris (1665)
Acta Eruditorum of Leipzig (1682)
*GREAT TREATISES
Principia mathematica of Sir Isaac Newton (1687)
Traite De La Lumiere of Christian Huygens (1690)
*REMARKABLE SCIENTIST DURING RENAISSANCE
*THE NEW STATUS OF THE GREEK SCIENCE
Ø The renaissance saw the revival of platonic thoughts
Ø 1550 an accumulation of biological works based on Aristotle tended to confirm him as “THE MASTER OF THOSE THAT KNOW” in that particular Field.
Ø SIMON STEVINUS-Introduced the decimal fraction
Ø GALILEO GALILEI (1564-16420)-an astronomer who made telescope
Ø JOHANNES KEPLER (1571-1630)-Theorized about the movement of the Planets.
Ø RENE DESCARTES-The inventor of the graph who believed in god’s Existence.
Ø PARACELSUS-Alchemist and Physician of the renaissance. Added a third elements “salt” to make a trinity of alchemical elements.
Ø FRANCIS BACON-Improvised the scientific method w/c was based on trial and error.
Ø SIR ISAAC NEWTON-Discovered the gravity.
*NATURE OF EUROPEAN SCIENCE
Ø Owes its past successes and its special character to its sharing, in its Metaphysics and method.
Ø The basics features of European society where aggressive cooperation for a common good.
*SCIENCE DURING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Ø An industrial revolution began that transformed Europe from Agrarian to urban society towards the end of the 18th century.
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