Unit Four, Assignment Seven
Reading: pp. 459-470
Prompt: Explain the development of the scientific method in the seventeenth century and the impact of scientific thinking on traditional sources of authority.
- Paracelsus
- Andreas Vesalius
- William Harvey
- Robert Boyle
- Margaret Cavendish
- Maria Winkelman
- René Descartes
- Cartesian Dualism
- Deductive reasoning
- Rationalism
- Royal Society
- Francis Bacon
- Inductive reasoning
- Scientific method
- Empiricism
- Baruch Spinoza
- Blaise Pascal
Jay's Comments: Back to normal... Two assigments ago, it took me 15 minutes to do the identifications. Last assignment, I took 30 minutes. It looks like this one will take me eight hours. If you have a class with me tomorrow, look for me to be physically, but not mentally present.
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Hahaha.... oh, boy. What a week. I apologize in advance if I break down and start crying in the middle of class.
lol... i don't blame you; right now, i need a nap and some key lime pie...
whats this about key lime pie?!? You had better share some with me!
Psh... Banana cream pie is so much better. Or pecan pie... mmmmm...
nuh-uh
Watch this video
Haha that's a funny video! Personally, strawberry-rhubarb pie is the best.
Hahaha... nice, Jay. I still say that Banana pie is better. Xp
key lime, hands down, no battle
(that means NO BATTLE)
Hahaha... good luck with that. I say we vote. You should put up a poll.
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