scientific revolution
collocation in Englishmeaningsofscientificandrevolution
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scientific
adjective
uk/ˌsaɪənˈtɪf.ɪk/us/ˌsaɪənˈtɪf.ɪk/
relating to science, or using the organized methods ...
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revolution
noun
uk/ˌrev.əˈluː.ʃən/us/ˌrev.əˈluː.ʃən/
a change in the way a country is governed, usually to a different political system and often using violence ...
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(Definition ofscientificandrevolutionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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No student of thescientificrevolutioncan do without it.
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By no means, however, does such a development imply ascientificrevolutionor paradigm change.
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We tend to associate it with the agenda of the seventeenth-centuryscientificrevolution.
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Yates' work opened new options for a daring interpretation of thescientificrevolution.
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This context helps explain the historical significance of the early twentieth-century debate about the origins of thescientificrevolution.
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But certainly he lived in an age when humanism and thescientificrevolutionhad affected the way people thought.
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Ideas surrounding consumerism were transformed by the 1870s, influenced by ascientificrevolutionthat gave new meaning to gender categories.
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No wonder that textbooks and the historical tradition they imply have to be rewritten after eachscientificrevolution.
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For example, it would be helpful to see which aspects of scientism go back to thescientificrevolution.
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The literature about the origins of the "scientificrevolution" and the "industrial revolution" that followed in its wake is immense.
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This textualisation of music is almost contemporaneous with the encyclopedic period which predates and prepares thescientificrevolution.
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Ideas about consumerism were transformed by the 1870s, influenced by ascientificrevolutionthat gave new meaning to gender categories.
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We are concerned with ascientificrevolution.
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They understand thescientificrevolutionthrough which we are passing.
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Full employment and thescientificrevolutionhave seen to that.
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We all see that thescientificrevolutioncannot be stopped.
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We are talking about the risks of ascientificrevolution.
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The notion ofscientificrevolution, of a radical and comprehensive change, need not of course contain the controversial and pregnant notion of incommensurability.
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The subtle connections between coordination and subordination, expressed in three narratives of the "scientificrevolution," is the theme of this paper.
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Only about onequarter of the entire text is directed to the period beginning with thescientificrevolutionof the seventeenth century.
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There were other, equally important, sources for picturesque travelling, walking and botanising - the grand tour, painting and thescientificrevolution, for example.
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Thescientificrevolutionwould never be safe in one country alone; thanks to printing, it is so widely diffused that its survival is ensured.
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His only revolutionary quality was his empiricism, his trust in his powers of observation - and this was a quality that ran through the entirescientificrevolution.
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