Francis Bacon and the Institutions for the Promotion of Knowledge and Innovation

Pastorino, Cesare

doi:10.7761/jems.2.1.9

Journal of Early Modern Studies

2013

DOI: 10.7761/jems.2.1.9

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Francis Bacon and the Institutions for the Promotion of Knowledge and Innovation

Cesare Pastorino¹

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“…5 Klein (2008); Eamon (2011;; Pastorino (2013). It is worth noting here that although both Della Porta's Magia naturalis and Francis Bacon's Sylva sylvarum have been discussed in the framework of the "recipe format" and books of secrets, these discussions never attempted a comparison between the two works.…”

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GiovanBattistaDellaPorta andFrancisBacon on the creative power of experimentation

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This special issue brings to the attention of the scholarly community some of the common features and some of the subtle, but important, differences between Francis Bacon's and Giovan Battista Della Porta's ways of dealing with the reading, selecting, enacting, and recording of recipes. Focusing on questions of genre, intellectual and material context, strategies of research, and strategies of performing recipes, the four papers of this special issue address two major issues. First, they shed new light on the relationship between Della Porta's Magia naturalis and Francis Bacon's Sylva sylvarum. Second, they show that in the recording of their experimental practices, Bacon and Della Porta depart from the traditional “recipe format” and discover new avenues of experimental research.

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The Philosopher and the Craftsman: Francis Bacon’s Notion of Experiment and Its Debt to Early Stuart Inventors

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Francis Bacon and the Institutions for the Promotion of Knowledge and Innovation

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GiovanBattistaDellaPorta andFrancisBacon on the creative power of experimentation

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The Philosopher and the Craftsman: Francis Bacon’s Notion of Experiment and Its Debt to Early Stuart Inventors

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