Rheticus' engagement with Copernicus is discussed in the light of new documents. In particular it is shown that there were strong astrological motivations behind Rheticus' acceptance of the heliocentric theory
The early modern Republic of Letters had a complicated relationship with novelty. The period witnes...
Dissatisfied with the problems of the geocentric system inherited from Claudius Ptolemy, Nicholas Co...
The significance of Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) in the history of astronomy - or indeed the history ...
In the early 1540ies G.J. Rheticus wrote an anonymous treatise entitled both Epistola de Terrae Motu...
In this contribution, we explore a little-referenced effort of Rheticus in favor of the reception of...
SUMMARY. — I examine how the heliocentric theory of planetary motion was diffused between 1543, the ...
Some of Johannes Kepler’s works seem very different in character. His youthful Mysterium cosmographi...
Between the appearance of Copernicus’ De Revolutionibus in 1543 and the works of Kepler and Ga...
These 3 datasets are based on the corpus of books built within the project "The Sphere" (https://sph...
A brief commentary prepared by Robert Brecha, PhD, Professor, Physics, on the following work: Nicola...
Cette thèse propose une étude des raisons théoriques et empiriques impliquées dans l’élaboration d’u...
The traditional historiography of science from the late-nineteenth through the mid-twentieth centuri...
The Copernican question is a thread that runs through Galileo's entire research. This paper analyses...
This extensive study offers a general overview of the reception of Copernicus’s astronomical and cos...
Shorter WorksPerhaps never has someone written so commendable a compliment which could, with as much...
The early modern Republic of Letters had a complicated relationship with novelty. The period witnes...
Dissatisfied with the problems of the geocentric system inherited from Claudius Ptolemy, Nicholas Co...
The significance of Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) in the history of astronomy - or indeed the history ...
In the early 1540ies G.J. Rheticus wrote an anonymous treatise entitled both Epistola de Terrae Motu...
In this contribution, we explore a little-referenced effort of Rheticus in favor of the reception of...
SUMMARY. — I examine how the heliocentric theory of planetary motion was diffused between 1543, the ...
Some of Johannes Kepler’s works seem very different in character. His youthful Mysterium cosmographi...
Between the appearance of Copernicus’ De Revolutionibus in 1543 and the works of Kepler and Ga...
These 3 datasets are based on the corpus of books built within the project "The Sphere" (https://sph...
A brief commentary prepared by Robert Brecha, PhD, Professor, Physics, on the following work: Nicola...
Cette thèse propose une étude des raisons théoriques et empiriques impliquées dans l’élaboration d’u...
The traditional historiography of science from the late-nineteenth through the mid-twentieth centuri...
The Copernican question is a thread that runs through Galileo's entire research. This paper analyses...
This extensive study offers a general overview of the reception of Copernicus’s astronomical and cos...
Shorter WorksPerhaps never has someone written so commendable a compliment which could, with as much...
The early modern Republic of Letters had a complicated relationship with novelty. The period witnes...
Dissatisfied with the problems of the geocentric system inherited from Claudius Ptolemy, Nicholas Co...
The significance of Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) in the history of astronomy - or indeed the history ...
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