Man and Nature in the Renaissance (Cambridge Studies in the History of Science) (Volume 0)
A scholarly study of how Renaissance thinkers understood humanity's place in the natural world.
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This volume examines the evolving relationship between humans and nature in Renaissance thought.
It draws on historical sources to trace shifts in scientific understanding and philosophy.
The work situates these developments within the broader context of Cambridge Studies in the History of Science.
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