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The Experimental Philosophy of Robert Boyle (1626-91) by Philip Paul Wiener, 1932-01-01 "Divulging of Useful Truths in Physick": The Medical Agenda of Robert Boyle by Professor Barbara Beigun Kaplan, 1993-10-01 Robert Boyle, Inventor and Philanthropist: A Biographical Sketch by Lawrence Saunders, 2010-01-09 A Defence of Natural and Revealed Religion: Being an Abridgment of the Sermons preached at the Lecture founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle: Volume 1 by not known, 2001-09-28 Burnet's Travels: Or A Collection Of Letters To Robert Boyle (1738) by Gilbert Burnet, 2008-08-18 Robert Boyle, Father of Chemistry by Roger Pilkington, 1959-12 Robert Boyle on natural philosophy,: An essay, with selections from his writings, by Robert Boyle, 1965 Eight Sermons, Preached At Robert Boyle's Lecture, In The Year 1692: To Which Are Added, Three Sermons On Different Occasions (1809) by Richard Bentley, 2010-09-10 The Religions of the World and Their Relations to Christianity: Considered in Eight Lectures Founded by the Right Hon. Robert Boyle by Frederick Denison Maurice, 2010-03-07 The theological works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq; epitomiz'd. In three volumes. ... By Richard Boulton, ...Volume 1 of 3 by Robert Boyle, 2010-06-10 The theological works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq; epitomiz'd. In three volumes. ... By Richard Boulton, ...Volume 3 of 3 by Robert Boyle, 2010-06-10 The Works of Robert Boyle: Volumes 1-7 (Pickering Masters) (Pt I, v. 1-7) by Michael Cyril William Hunter, Edward Bradford Davis, 1999-11-30 Robert Boyle, the Great Experimenter, (History of Science Series) by X-S Books Inc, Louis I. Kuslan, 1994-01 The Correspondence of Robert Boyle (The Pickering Masters) by Robert Boyle, Michael Cyril William Hunter, et all 2001-10

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81. Welcome To Kessinger Publishing's Rare Philosophy, Masonic And Freemasonry Books
    Our current time is 240 AM MST on 2/6/03 © 2002 Kessinger Publishing, LLC. BOOKSBY Author boyle, robert (2 BOOKS). AUTHOR boyle, robert. CATEGORY Alchemy.  
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82. InteLex Past Masters - English Letters: The Correspondence Of Robert Boyle
    The English Letters Collection. The Correspondence of robert boyle(Forthcoming). boyle, robert. The Correspondence of robert boyle.  
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    Extractions: Publishers The English Letters Collection The Correspondence of Robert Boyle (Forthcoming) - Noel Malcolm, "Of Air and Alchemy" TLS, 8/22/02 Database Language : English Contents : The definitive edition (and first in two centuries) of Boyle's correspondence from the Boyle Project in London. The Boyle project edition of autobiographical and biographical texts has been added. The database contains the following works: Boyle: Correspondence CD-ROM Web Server SGML ... Individual n/a n/a n/a Institutional n/a n/a n/a Campus-wide call n/a ISBN# Windows Macintosh Click here for an overview of the English Letters Collection. This title has not been released yet. Please call for availability. Prices do not include the shipping and handling charge, the setup fee for

83. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
    INTRODUCTION. boyle, robert (16271691), English natural philosopher andone of the founders of modern chemistry. boyle is best remembered  
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84. BOYLE, ROBERT Biografía
    (Irlanda). M. en Londres el 30 dic. 1691. Hijo del primer conde  
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85. Robert Boyle
    Translate this page Um dos catorze filhos de Richard boyle, o primeiro conde de Cork, estudou em Etone propulsoras de ar e geradoras de vácuo, criadas juntamente com robert Hooke  
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    Extractions: Químico e físico irlandês naturalizado britânico, natural de Lismore Castle, em Lismore, Irlanda, redirecionador metodológico da física e da química modernas em função da valorização das medidas e da racionalidade das deduções experimentais. Um dos catorze filhos de Richard Boyle , o primeiro conde de Cork , estudou em Eton e em vários centros culturais europeus, desenvolvendo conhecimentos com as principais correntes do pensamento da época e tornando-se um admirador da obra de Galileu . Viajou vinte anos pela Europa, inicialmente se dedicando à difusão da fé cristã e ao estudo das línguas orientais, além de se aprofundar na pesquisa científica. De volta à Inglaterra, escreveu diversos ensaios filosóficos e começou seus estudos de física e química. Embora seu principal interesse fosse a química, era também fascinado pelas propriedades físicas do ar. Foi um dos fundadores da Royal Society , a partir de um movimento iniciado entre os cientistas da época (1644). Transferiu-se para Oxford (1654), onde realizou sua maior produção científica. A partir dos trabalhos de Von Guerrick , incentivou Hooke a aperfeiçoar a bomba de vácuo e ambos construíram uma máquina pneumática para desenvolvimento de pesquisas com gases (1659), especialmente com o ar. Publicou

86. Robert Boyle
    boyle, robert (1627–96). robert boyle was born at Lismore Castle,Munster on 25 January 1627 and died in December 1691. He was  
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    Extractions: Hooke as his assistant There he did most of his experimental work until 1668 when he went to live in London with his sister Lady Ranelagh. He was made an honorary Doctor of Medicine of Oxford in 1688. He was offered the provostship of Eton and the presidency of the Royal Society, both of which he refused, the first because he refused to take holy orders, the second because he would not take the required oath. In his autobiographical account ( Works , vol. 1, pp. xxi–xxvi) he reflects on his noble birth that ‘being born heir to a great family is but a glittering kind of slavery’ and ‘is ever an impediment to the knowledge of many retired truths, that cannot be attained without familiarity with meaner persons’. He indeed developed a keen interest in the work of artisans because they tend to know more than anyone else about the materials of their trades. He makes a general remark about religious beliefs that ‘though we cannot always give a reason for what we believe, we should ever be able to give a reason why we believe it’, which is surely a precept that guided his attitude to natural philosophy as well.

87. Boyle, Robert
    A0808616.html. encyclopediaEncyclopedia boyle, robert. boyle, robert,1627–91, AngloIrish physicist and chemist. The seventh son  
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    Extractions: Boyle, Robert Boyle, Robert, gas laws ). Boyle is often referred to as the father of modern chemistry; he separated chemistry from alchemy and gave the first precise definitions of a chemical element, a chemical reaction, and chemical analysis. He also made studies of the calcination of metals, combustion, acids and bases, the nature of colors, and the propagation of sound. Although he was especially noted for his experimental work, Boyle also contributed to physical theory, supporting an early form of the atomic theory of matter, which he called the corpuscular philosophy, and using it to explain many of his experimental results. His extensive writings contributed greatly to the dominance of the mechanistic theory following Newton's work. Boyle was one of the group at Oxford that later became the Royal Society, but he refused the presidency of the society in 1680, as well as many other honors.

88. Boyle, Robert
    boyle, robert. b. Jan. 25, 1627, Lismore, County Waterford, Ire. d. Dec.30, 1691, London, Eng. AngloIrish chemist and natural philosopher  
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    Extractions: Anglo-Irish chemist and natural philosopher noted for his pioneering experiments on the properties of gases and his espousal of a corpuscular view of matter that was a forerunner of the modern theory of chemical elements. He was a founding member of the Royal Society of London. To the second edition of this work, in 1662, he appended his report of 1661 to the Royal Society on the relationship, now known as Boyle's law, that at a constant temperature the volume of a gas is inversely proportional to the pressure.

89. Literary Encyclopedia
    boyle, robert. (1627 1691), www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Science, Philosophy,Religion. Status Major. Scientist, Philosopher, Religious Writer.  
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90. Robert Boyle
    robert boyle. 16271691. Research Links. robert boyle The Sceptical Chymist.London, 1661, excerpts a long dialogue concerning boyle, robert  
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91. Philosophical Dictionary: Bocardo-Boyle
    The eternal, infinite, undifferentiated stuff from which Anaximander believedthe material world to be formed. Also see noesis. boyle, robert (16271692).  
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    Extractions: "Bocardo" Name given by medieval logicians to a categorical syllogism whose standard form has the mood and figure designated as OAO-3 Example: Some local jails are not maximum-security prisons, but since all local jails are correctional institutions, it follows that some correctional institutions are not maximum-security prisons. This is one of the fifteen forms of valid syllogism. Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus Roman logician. His Commentary on the Isagoge of Porphyry (itself a discussion of Aristotle's Categories ) carefully distinguished Aristotelean essences from Platonic Forms , setting the basic terms employed in subsequent medieval discussion of the problem of universals De consolatione philosophiae The Consolation of Philosophy at Amazon.com happiness despite the inescapable presence of evil , extols the benefits of reason even in the face of misfortune and bad advice, and proposes a compatibilist account of human freedom in the face of divine foreknowledge. Recommended Reading: Five Texts on the Mediaeval Problem of Universals at Amazon.com

92. Boyle
    Translate this page boyle, robert (1627-1691), científico británico, uno de los primeros defensoresde los métodos científicos y uno de los fundadores de la química moderna.  
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    Extractions: Nació en Lismore, Irlanda, y estudió en Ginebra. Se estableció en Inglaterra y se dedicó a la investigación científica. Boyle es considerado uno de los fundadores de los métodos científicos modernos porque creyó en la necesidad de la observación objetiva y de los experimentos verificables en los laboratorios, al realizar los estudios científicos. El químico escéptico (1661), Boyle atacó la teoría propuesta por el filósofo y científico griego Aristóteles (384-322 a.C.) según la cual la materia está compuesta por cuatro elementos: tierra, aire, fuego y agua. Propuso que partículas diminutas de materia primaria se combinan de diversas maneras para formar lo que él llamó corpúsculos, y que todos los fenómenos observables son el resultado del movimiento y estructura de los corpúsculos. Boyle fue también el primero en verificar las diferencias entre ácidos, bases y sales. Entre sus obras están Origen de formas y características según la filosofía corpuscular (1666) y Discurso de las cosas más allá de la razón (1681). Boyle fue uno de los miembros fundadores de la Sociedad Real de Londres.

93. Boyle
    boyle, robert (szül. 1627. jan. 25. Bibliográfia. REW Maddison The Life ofthe Honourable robert boyle (1969) kimerítô életrajzi tanulmány.  
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94. MetaXearch > Society Philosophy Philosophers Boyle, Robert
    MetaXearch / Philosophy / Philosophers / boyle, robert /. robert boyle,robert Biographical information from the Galileo Project. The  
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95. [Suchen Und Finden] Lesen.ch - Bücher & Mehr - Schweiz
    Translate this page Umschlag grösser, Autor boyle, robert Grendell, Dan Mulvihill, Michael, CHF 40.25. Matrix.Umschlag grösser, Autor boyle, robert Mulvihill, Michael, CHF 40.25.  
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96. (Margaret BOYLE - Robert BROOKE )
    Index of Persons Margaret boyle robert BROOKE 4810 individuals,2094 families from file web.ged (2 Mar 2002). Ad Index of Persons.  
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97. Esonet - Encyclopedia Esoterica - Alchimia - Personaggi - Robert Boyle
    Translate this page tutt’ora alcune controversie sull’effettiva paternità della scoperta, dal momentoche molto del lavoro fu svolto dall’assistente di boyle, robert Hooke.  
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    Extractions: Robert Boyle entra di diritto nella rosa dei contendenti al titolo di “Padre della Chimica moderna”. Fu il primo scienziato che svolse esperimenti controllati e pubblicò il suo lavoro con elaborati dettagli concernenti la procedura, le apparecchiature utilizzate e le osservazioni. Mise insieme quello che noi chiameremmo oggigiorno un “gruppo di ricerca”, sviluppò un elemento-chiave dell’attuale corredo del chimico – la pompa aspirante- ed ebbe un ruolo fondamentale nella costituzione della Royal Society . Oltre a ciò, merita almeno parte dei tributi per la formulazione della famosa legge sui gas che porta il suo nome. Boyle nacque a Lismore, in Waterford County, Irlanda, il 25 gennaio 1627. Era il settimo figlio maschio (e quattordicesimo nato) dei quindici figli di Richard Boyle, uno degli uomini più ricchi ed influenti delle Isole Britanniche. Come è facile immaginare, data una simile condizione sociale, le sue opportunità erano quasi illimitate. Ancora adolescente, scelse lo pseudonimo di Philaretus (amante della verità) : una vita di ricerca scientifica sembrava già il suo inevitabile destino Fu educato nella maniera più raffinata possibile per i suoi giorni, studiando prima ad Eton fino al novembre del 1638 ed in seguito viaggiando per l’Europa con un tutore e con il suo fratello maggiore Francis. Visitò Parigi, Lione, e Ginevra. Quivi arrivato, studiò francese, latino, retorica e religione con un tutore privato.

98. DISF - Dizionario Interdisciplinare Di Scienza E Fede | Dettaglio Voce
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