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Natural philosophy or
philosophy of
nature (from
Latin philosophia naturalis) is the
philosophical study of physics, that is,
nature and the
physical universe...
- as its subdisciplines. For instance,
natural philosophy was a
major branch of
philosophy. This
branch of
philosophy encomp****ed a wide
range of fields,...
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statements of the "laws of nature".
Modern natural science succeeded more
classical approaches to
natural philosophy. Galileo, Kepler, Descartes, Bacon, and...
- the
natural sciences,
philosophy, linguistics, economics, politics, psychology, and the arts. As the
founder of the
Peripatetic school of
philosophy in...
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Natural Philosophy is an 1837
scientific textbook by
Richard Green Parker. It is
credited with
inspiring the
inventor Thomas Edison. Parker's
Natural...
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philosophy, the
natural order is the
moral source from
which natural law s****s to
derive its authority.
Natural order encomp****es the
natural relations...
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natural philosophy of
classical antiquity,
whereby formal attempts were made to
provide explanations of
events in the
physical world based on
natural...
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philosophy into
theoretical philosophy and
practical philosophy has its
origin in Aristotle's
categories of
natural philosophy and
moral philosophy....
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method in the
study of
natural philosophy and metaphysics. It
covers the
treatment of the
social sciences under a
system of
natural law. It
answers why-questions...
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Treatise on
Natural Philosophy was an 1867 text book by
William Thomson (later Lord Kelvin) and
Peter Guthrie Tait,
published by
Oxford University Press...