Chapter 14 Flashcards
art that originated in Rome and is associated with the Catholic Reformation, characterized by emotional intensity, strong self-confidence, spirit
Baroque Art
- surrendered wealth to pursue austere lifestyle
- wrote “Pensees” (thoughts)
- believed reasons of the heart and a leap of faith could prevail in religious things
- better bet to believe in God than to not
Blaise Pascal
- aided voltaire
- knowledge of math was more extensive so she helped him write
- translated “Principia”
Emilie du Châtelet
- father of empiricism
- “The Advancement of Learning” and “Novum Organum”
Francis Bacon
- used telescope to discover new things about the universe
- “Starry Messenger” and “Letters on Sunspots”
- Named Jupiter’s moons after the Medicis
Galileo Galilei
earth centered universe
geocentric theory
sun centered universe
heliocentric theory
- discovered gravity
- “principia”
isaac Newton
-assisstant to Brahe
-believed in Copernicism
believed heliocentric universe
-“The New Astronomy”
johannes kepler
- wrote government treatises
- life, liberty, property
- “letter concerning toleration”
- religious toleration was key to salvation
- “Essay Concerning Human Understanding”
John Locke
english naturalist
-used latin for naming
john ray
- “Observations Upon Experimental Philosophy”
- “Grounds of Natural Philosophy”
- only woman allowed to visit a meeting of Royal Society of London
Margaret Cavendish
Maria Cunitz
- part of huband and wife duo
- discovered comet
- applied for permission to work at the university her husband worked at but was denied
Maria Winkelmann
- “On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres”
- challenged Ptolemaic model
- heliocentrism
COpernicus
- decorated ceiling of the Banqueting Hall
- leading painter of Catholic Reformation
Peter Paul Reubens
- condemned gallileo
- commisoned and great tabernacle
Pope Urban VIII
-rational deduction
-“Discourse”
-doubted everything except his own ability to think
“Meditations”
=induction
Rene Descartes
- “Leviathan”
- pessimist
- humas are greedy naturally
- political contract to not be greedy
- justified absolutism
Thomas Hobbes
- believed in geocentrism
- naked eye observations
Tycho Brahe