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Science And Persuasion. Persuasion / Philip Kitcher -- The Role And Value Of Rhetoric In Science / Marcello Pera -- Rhetoric And Theory Choice In Science / Ernan Mcmullin -- Mnemonical Loci And Natural Loci / Paolo Rossi -- On Deciding What To Believe And How To Talk About Nature / Dudley Shapere -- Rhetoric In Action. Galileo And Newton : Different Rhetorical Strategies / Richard S. Westfall -- Descartes And The Art Of Persuasion / William R. Shea -- The Person-centered Rhetoric Of Seventeenth-century Science / Peter Machamer -- The Rhetoric Of Certainty : Newton's Method In Science And In The Interpretation Of The Apocalypse / Maurizio Mamiani -- Quanta, Relativity, And Rhetoric / Gerald Holton. Marcello Pera And William R. Shea, Editors. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
- Author
- Marcello Pera and William R. Shea, editors
- Publisher
- Canton, MA: Science History Publications, USA
- Published
- 1991
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780881350715
- Subjects
- Science, Philosophy, Mathematics
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