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When did modern science arise? This is a question which has received divergent answers.
Some would say that it started in the High Middle Ages (1277), or that it began with th ‘via …

As this book was sold out in a short time and as a revised edition is, for reasons beyond the
author's control, not yet possible, we welcome the occasion to make some additional …

In this posthumous book, the late Professor R. Hooykaas (1906-1994) conveys a lifetime of
historical thought about modes of scientific advance over the centuries. In what variety of …

CIENCE AND REFORMATION 111 from God, as it will become absorbed in visible things
and in secondary, natural causes, forgetting the invisible things and the great Primary Cause. …

Perhaps even more than abstract analysis, the concrete facts of the history of the development
of concepts and theories show us their meaning and scope. Many people feel their …

THE opinion prevails that Dalton revived the ancient atomic theory by founding it on the basis
of experiment. We should not forget however that ancient atomism had quite another ideal …

On the occasion of Prof. Hooykaas' retiring from his chair at the university of Utrecht, I
delivered (3-3-77) a lecture which ran in the following words: " I wish here to deal with Prof. …

The history of mankind is often considered as a continuation of the history of nature. In the
following pages some considerations are given about the character of history (in the current …

Reijer Hooykaas belongs to the generation that introduced the history of science to universities
in the United States and Europe. His essay provides us with an excellent starting point for …