Movement, Nature, and Cosmos: from Parisian Physics of the 14th Century to the Mechanics of Galileo Galilei
Keywords:
Middle Ages, Modern Ages, Physics, Nature, Natural PhilosophyAbstract
Presentation of a research project that aims to examine the discussion around the continuity or rupture between the natural philosophy of the Parisian physicists of the 14th century, on the one hand, and modern science represented by the work of Copernicus and its impact on the mechanics of Galileo, on the other.
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