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Volume 32, Issue 5
September-October 2024
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ISSN 1063-6145
EISSN 1530-9274
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Special Issue on “Emancipation from Metaphysics? Natural History, Natural Philosophy, and the Study of Nature from the Late Renaissance to the Enlightenment”

Introduction

Introduction: Emancipation from Metaphysics? Natural History, Natural Philosophy and the Study of Nature from the Late Renaissance to the Enlightenment
Tinca Prunea-Bretonnet, Oana Matei
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 549–553.
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Articles

Protestant Hermeneutics and the Persistence of Moral Meanings in Early Modern Natural Histories
Andreas Blank
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 554–584.
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Merchants of Light and Lamps: John Evelyn’s Transition from Descriptive to Experimental Natural History
Oana Matei
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 585–611.
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Impetus aestheticus. Baumgarten on Physics and Aesthetics
Alessandro Nannini
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 612–649.
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Maupertuis and the Reshaping of Natural History in Eighteenth-Century France
Marco Storni
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 650–669.
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D’Alembert’s Cosmological View of the Sciences and its Legacy in Kant
Stephen Howard
Perspectives on Science (2024) 32 (5): 670–700.
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