Michael Faraday
Michael Faraday
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de la Rive has some acute observations on this subject. He explains how Faraday did not place himself before his apparatus, setting it to work, without a precon- ceived idea. Neither did he take up known phenomena, as some scientific men do, and determine their numerical data, or study with great precision the laws which regulate them. '* A third method, very diflferent from the preceding, is that which, quitting the beaten track, leads, as if by inspiration, to those great discoveries which op...en "^Few horizons t^ science. This method, in order to be ferSe, requires one condition — a condition, it is true, whjch is^ but rarely met with— namely, _g;enius. No3v,-4h[is-con'drtron exisJedjLn_Faraday. Endowed, as he himself perceived, with much iniagination, he dared to advance where many others would have recoiled : his sagacity, joined to an exquisite scientific tact, by furnishing him with a presenti- ment of the possible, prevented him from wanderinp- into Hosted by Google I40 MICHAEL FARAD A Y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de la Rive has some acute observations on this subject. He explains how Faraday did not place himself before his apparatus, setting it to work, without a precon- ceived idea. Neither did he take up known phenomena, as some scientific men do, and determine their numerical data, or study with great precision the laws which regulate them. '* A third method, very diflferent from the preceding, is that which, quitting the beaten track, leads, as if by inspiration, to those great discoveries which op...en "^Few horizons t^ science. This method, in order to be ferSe, requires one condition — a condition, it is true, whjch is^ but rarely met with— namely, _g;enius. No3v,-4h[is-con'drtron exisJedjLn_Faraday. Endowed, as he himself perceived, with much iniagination, he dared to advance where many others would have recoiled : his sagacity, joined to an exquisite scientific tact, by furnishing him with a presenti- ment of the possible, prevented him from wanderinp- into Hosted by Google I40 MICHAEL FARAD A Y.
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