A Text book of Sociology
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The phiio- 312. The philosophic spirit also continued to exist, sophic spint ^^^ ^j^j^ these enlarged resources it came forward in great force at about the same time as the scientific awakening. Mathematicians Uke Newton, Descartes, and Leibnitz did not hesitate to philosophize. Leo- nardo da Vinci and Sir Thomas More stand out con- spicuously in the fifteenth century, Giordano Bruno and Francis Bacon in the sixteenth, Spinoza, Locke, and Leibnitz in the seventeenth. The early sociolo- gists sh...ould also be meiitioned, including Hobbes, Vico, and those of the eighteenth century.
Scientific 3^3* ^^^ present purpose is simply to show that genius. the great scientific era was not suddenly inaugurated, but that it had a long and ample preparation in an- tecedent ages, without which it could not have begun.
It would be possible to make another division of these faculties, and to call this application of thought to things scientific genius. But it is not generically distinct from philosophic genius, especially from that branch of it which took the direction of cosmology.
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The phiio- 312. The philosophic spirit also continued to exist, sophic spint ^^^ ^j^j^ these enlarged resources it came forward in great force at about the same time as the scientific awakening. Mathematicians Uke Newton, Descartes, and Leibnitz did not hesitate to philosophize. Leo- nardo da Vinci and Sir Thomas More stand out con- spicuously in the fifteenth century, Giordano Bruno and Francis Bacon in the sixteenth, Spinoza, Locke, and Leibnitz in the seventeenth. The early sociolo- gists sh...ould also be meiitioned, including Hobbes, Vico, and those of the eighteenth century.
Scientific 3^3* ^^^ present purpose is simply to show that genius. the great scientific era was not suddenly inaugurated, but that it had a long and ample preparation in an- tecedent ages, without which it could not have begun.
It would be possible to make another division of these faculties, and to call this application of thought to things scientific genius. But it is not generically distinct from philosophic genius, especially from that branch of it which took the direction of cosmology.
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