Series | Knowledge Hegemonies in the Early Modern World
Monograph | Geo-Heliocentric Controversies
Chapter | 7 • The Virtues of the Tychonic ‘Geo-Heliocentric Compromise’

7 • The Virtues of the Tychonic ‘Geo-Heliocentric Compromise’

Abstract

In the complex process of integrating Tycho Brahe into the framework of the Jesuits authorities, it was of crucial importance to confine Tycho Brahe's influence to the realm of mathematics. Accordingly, Jesuits such as J.C. Gall initially reinforced the traditional distinction between mathematics and natural philosophy.


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Published March 22, 2023 | Language: en


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