Entre atomisme, alchimie et théologie: la réception des thèses d'Antoine de Villon et Étienne de Clave contre Aristote, Paracelse et les 'cabalistes' (24-25 août 1624).
We study here the reception by their contemporaries of Antoine de Villon's and Étienne de Clave's anti-Aristotelian, almost materialistic and atomistic theses, which they intended to support publicly in Paris in 1624, using (al)chemical experiments to this purpose. After surveying the intellectual c...
| Publicado en: | Annals of Science Vol. 58; no. 3; pp. 241 - 287 |
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