Novum Organum

Novum Organum

Sir Francis Bacon

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Indy Pub
Año de edición:
2024
ISBN:
9798330348329
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In Novum Organum, Sir Francis Bacon revolutionizes the pursuit of knowledge by introducing the scientific method. This seminal work advocates for empirical observation and inductive reasoning, challenging traditional Aristotelian thought. Bacon’s visionary approach lays the foundation for modern science, urging humanity to seek truth through experimentation andcritical inquiry.

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