1992
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-2592-5
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De Motu and the Analyst

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“…The latter component of the theory was well established at the time of Mach but its fruits were, clearly, not fully digested: this thinking of Mach was mechanical rather than thermomechanical: which is somewhat surprising in light of Mach [9]. Berkeley [10] raised several concerns about the theory of mechanics as presented by Newton. The most prominent of these was the supposed existence of absolute space and absolute time against which Newtonian mechanics was to be played out.…”
Section: "Every Body Preserves In Its State Of Being At Rest or Of Momentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter component of the theory was well established at the time of Mach but its fruits were, clearly, not fully digested: this thinking of Mach was mechanical rather than thermomechanical: which is somewhat surprising in light of Mach [9]. Berkeley [10] raised several concerns about the theory of mechanics as presented by Newton. The most prominent of these was the supposed existence of absolute space and absolute time against which Newtonian mechanics was to be played out.…”
Section: "Every Body Preserves In Its State Of Being At Rest or Of Momentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5, p. 5] Esta concepção newtoniana de um espaço absoluto, cuja existência seria independente da matéria, sofreu críticas severas por parte dos filósofos Leibniz, com o qual Samuel Clarke, discípulo de Newton, estabeleceu uma notória polêmica [9], registrada como um dos grandes debates sobre o tema, e Berkeley [10]. O ataque de Berkeley se dirigiu contra a introdução na ciência de idéias "vagas"e estranhasàs bases empíricas do conhecimento científico:…”
Section: A Concepção De Espaço Na Teoria De Newtonunclassified
“…O brilho de sua força explicativa ofuscou as críticas que lhe foram apostas, sobretudo em relação aos conceitos de espaço e de tempo absolutos em que se assentava [23,24]. Durante dois séculos, a física desenvolveu-se tomando-a como fundamento incontestável, até que, nos fins do século XIX e início do século XX, suas estruturas epistemológicas foram abaladas de forma irreconciliável por uma dupla crise: a verificação de inconsistências lógicas entre os pressupostos básicos da mecânica clássica e a teoria eletromagnética e a investigação do mundo microscópico.…”
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