Philosophy 52 Flashcards

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What similarity is seen in Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, and Newton?

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They didn’t try to sever the bond between astronomy and astrology

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What “awe” was no longer appreciated?

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Toward the genius and achievements of the classical golden age luminaries

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What happened after Galileo and Newton?

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The celestial-terrestrial division could no longer be maintained, and the metaphysical and psychological premises that had supported astrology began to collapse

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What could “humanistic nostalgia” no longer disguise?

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The growing irrelevance of Classical culture for the modern mind

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What had the Catholic Church provided?

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The only refuge in the West within which the achievements of Classical culture could be persevered and their spirit continued

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What characterized early scientific revolutionaries?

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They acted, thought, and spoke of heir work in terms conspicuously redolent of religious illumination

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What caused the “great passion” in discovery?

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A sense that they were recovering a divine knowledge that had been lost in the primal Fall

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