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$Isaac Newton: And the Scientific Revolution (Oxford Portraits in Science) by Gale E. Christianson ->>> http://tinyurl.com/yaasz4kl DOWNLOAD BOOK Isaac Newton: And the Scientific Revolution (Oxford Portraits in Science) Gale E. Christianson Connect..with..Britannica..Facebook..Twitter..YouTube..Instagram..Pinterest..By..1669..Newton..was..ready..to..write..a..tract..summarizing..his..progress,..De..Analysi..per..Aequationes..Numeri..Terminorum..Infinitas..(On..Analysis..by..Infinite..Series),..which..circulated..in..manuscript..through..a..limited..circle..and..made..his..name..known.Finally,..in..1696,..he..was..appointed..warden..of..the..mintAlthough.his.creative.years.had.passed,.Newton.continued.to.exercise.a.profound.influence.on.the.development.of.scienceDescartess..statement..of..the..sine..law..of..refraction,..relating..the..angles..of..incidence..and..emergence..at..interfaces..of..the..media..through..which..light..passes,..had..added..a..new..mathematical..regularity..to..the..science..of..light,..supporting..the..conviction..that..the..universe..is..constructed..according..to..mathematical..regularitiesUnfortunately,.our.editorial.approach.may.not.be.able.to.accommodate.all.contributions His..friendship..with..Fatio..de..Duillier,..a..Swiss-born..mathematician..resident..in..London..who..shared..Newtons..interests,..was..the..most..profound..experience..of..his..adult..life.Warden..of..the..mintAlmost..immediately..following..the..Principias..publication,..Newton,..a..fervent..if..unorthodox..Protestant,..helped..to..lead..the..resistance..of..Cambridge..to..James..IIs..attempt..to..Catholicize..itWe..use..cookies..to..enhance..your..experience..on..our..websiterah.apr.1998/jan.2002Whitney..Kelting..Perfect..Martyr..Shelly..Matthews..Marie..Curie..Naomi..Pasachoff..I..Died..for..Beauty..Marjorie..Senechal..The..Philokalia..Brock..Bingaman..and..Bradley..Nassif..Civilizing..Habits..Sarah..AEven...though...the...new...philosophy...was...not...in...the...curriculum,...it...was...in...the...air Join.Britannica's.Publishing.Partner.Program.and.our.community.of.experts.to.gain.a.global.audience.for.your.work!.share.Share.Share.Facebook.Twitter.Google+.LinkedIn.Email.Search.As...he...conceived...of...them,...attractions...were...quantitatively...defined,...and...they...offered...a...bridge...to...unite...the...two...basic...themes...of...17th-century...sciencethe...mechanical...tradition,...which...had...dealt...primarily...with...verbal...mechanical...imagery,...and...the...Pythagorean...tradition,...which...insisted...on...the...mathematical...nature...of...realityIn...the...end,...the...actions...of...the...Society...were...little...more...than...extensions...of...Newton's...will,...and...until...his...death...he...dominated...the...landscape...of...science...without...rivalHe..held..that..individual..rays..(that..is,..particles..of..given..size)..excite..sensations..of..individual..colours..when..they..strike..the..retina..of..the..eyeFrom...the...outset...Newton...rejected...the...basic...wave...models...of...Hooke...and...Huygens,...perhaps...because...they...overlooked...the...subtlety...of...periodicityIn.the.first.of.a.series.of.bitter.disputes,.Newton.locked.horns.with.the.society's.celebrated.curator.of.experiments,.the.bright.but.brittle.Robert.$