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Peter Langman, The Experimental Lecturers

Peter Langman, The Experimental Lecturers

Dr Jonathan Hare, Experimentum Crucis

Dr Jonathan Hare, Experimentum Crucis

2 18th Century British Biographies of Isaac Newton

2 18th Century British Biographies of Isaac Newton

Dr Jonathan Hare, Air Pressure

Dr Jonathan Hare, Air Pressure

Dr Jonathan Hare, Compound Levers

Dr Jonathan Hare, Compound Levers

Dr Jonathan Hare, Centre of Gravity Discs

Dr Jonathan Hare, Centre of Gravity Discs

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Double Rolling Cone

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Double Rolling Cone

John Theophilus Desaguliers, Gravesande's "Projection of Heavy Bodies"

John Theophilus Desaguliers, Gravesande's "Projection of Heavy Bodies"

Dr Jonathan Hare, Parabolic Trajectory

Dr Jonathan Hare, Parabolic Trajectory

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Inclined Plane

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Inclined Plane

King George III's Scientific Instruments

King George III's Scientific Instruments

The Scientific Instruments of Stephen Demainbray

The Scientific Instruments of Stephen Demainbray

4. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface III

4. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface III

3. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface II

3. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface II

2. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface I

2. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface I

1. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Dedicatory Letter

1. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Dedicatory Letter

3. Scientific Instrument Makers

3. Scientific Instrument Makers

2. Astronomical Instruments

2. Astronomical Instruments

1. The Newtonian Telescope

1. The Newtonian Telescope

4. Polite Society and the Public Theatre

4. Polite Society and the Public Theatre

3. The Intellectual and Entrepreneurial Collide

3. The Intellectual and Entrepreneurial Collide

2. Making Scientific Instruments in 18th century London

2. Making Scientific Instruments in 18th century London

1. London is their North Star

1. London is their North Star

Women and Children Next: Newtonian Popularisations

Women and Children Next: Newtonian Popularisations

3 Newton Re Examined

3 Newton Re Examined

1 Fontenelle's Eloge of Isaac Newton

1 Fontenelle's Eloge of Isaac Newton

13 Natural Theology and the Anglican Church

13 Natural Theology and the Anglican Church

Professor Rob Iliffe on Newton, Science and Religion

Professor Rob Iliffe on Newton, Science and Religion

16 In Defence of the Status Quo

16 In Defence of the Status Quo

15 Three Challenging Texts

15 Three Challenging Texts

14 Biblical Authority Challenged

14 Biblical Authority Challenged

12 What is Natural Theology?

12 What is Natural Theology?

11 The Rise of Natural Theology

11 The Rise of Natural Theology

10 Descartes and the Mechanists

10 Descartes and the Mechanists

8 What Galileo did next

8 What Galileo did next

9 The Aftermath of Galileo's Trial

9 The Aftermath of Galileo's Trial

7 The Church Responds to Copernicus

7 The Church Responds to Copernicus

6 Aristotle's Authority Undermined

6 Aristotle's Authority Undermined

5 Aristotle and Christianity

5 Aristotle and Christianity

4 Aristotle

4 Aristotle

1 The Historian's Perspective

1 The Historian's Perspective

3 Two Traditions within Christianity

3 Two Traditions within Christianity

2 The Conflict Thesis

2 The Conflict Thesis

16. How aware was Newton of music's mythic history?

16. How aware was Newton of music's mythic history?

15. Why were the writings on music circulated after Newton's death?

15. Why were the writings on music circulated after Newton's death?

14. What's an essay on music doing in Newton's wastebook?

14. What's an essay on music doing in Newton's wastebook?

13. How were music and Natural Philosophy linked?

13. How were music and Natural Philosophy linked?

12. What part did music play in Newton's understanding of the philosophy of the ancients?

12. What part did music play in Newton's understanding of the philosophy of the ancients?

11. How does Newton justify relating music and light?

11. How does Newton justify relating music and light?

10. How did Newton relate music and light?

10. How did Newton relate music and light?

9. When did Newton work on music?

9. When did Newton work on music?

8. Newton's essay 'of music'

8. Newton's essay 'of music'

7. How did Newton use logarithms in his musical research?

7. How did Newton use logarithms in his musical research?

6. What did Newton know about intonation?

6. What did Newton know about intonation?

5. What were Newton's early engagements with music?

5. What were Newton's early engagements with music?

4. What were the contents and contexts of Newton's essay 'of music' (C. 1665)?

4. What were the contents and contexts of Newton's essay 'of music' (C. 1665)?

3. How heterogeneous was Newton's mathematics?

3. How heterogeneous was Newton's mathematics?

2. What key problems confronted seventeenth century mathematicians?

2. What key problems confronted seventeenth century mathematicians?

1. What general research areas interested seventeenth century mathematicians?

1. What general research areas interested seventeenth century mathematicians?

9. How did Newton develop his thoughts on optics?

9. How did Newton develop his thoughts on optics?

8. How do Newton's notebooks relate to the questiones tradition?

8. How do Newton's notebooks relate to the questiones tradition?

7. How creative was Newton?

7. How creative was Newton?

6. Was Newton an individual thinker in mathematical terms?

6. Was Newton an individual thinker in mathematical terms?

5 Newton's work mathematical physics or physical mathematics?

5 Newton's work mathematical physics or physical mathematics?

4 Did Newton create his own disciplinary boundaries?

4 Did Newton create his own disciplinary boundaries?

3 What range of subjects did Newton study at Cambridge?

3 What range of subjects did Newton study at Cambridge?

2 What was the state of English natural philosophy in the 1660s?

2 What was the state of English natural philosophy in the 1660s?

23 How did Newton see himself relative to his predecessors?

23 How did Newton see himself relative to his predecessors?

36 Why studying Newton's maths is relevant today

36 Why studying Newton's maths is relevant today

32 Fluxions and the direct algorithm Oct 1666 tract pp 414 15

32 Fluxions and the direct algorithm Oct 1666 tract pp 414 15

33 Newton and curves algebraical, mechanical

33 Newton and curves algebraical, mechanical

31 Newton and the fundamental theorem

31 Newton and the fundamental theorem

30 How did Newton use power series to get results with curves?

30 How did Newton use power series to get results with curves?

29 Newton, Wallis and the binomial theorem

29 Newton, Wallis and the binomial theorem

26 How does Newton engage with the history of mathematics?

26 How does Newton engage with the history of mathematics?

25 Newton abd the archives

25 Newton abd the archives

20 How does bk 3 of the Prncipia differ from bks 1&2?

20 How does bk 3 of the Prncipia differ from bks 1&2?

22 What Newton says about philosophy

22 What Newton says about philosophy

21 What the authorial preface of the Principia tell us?

21 What the authorial preface of the Principia tell us?

19 On the Principia mathematica

19 On the Principia mathematica

18 Did Newton abandon mathematics after 1675?

18 Did Newton abandon mathematics after 1675?

17 What did Leibniz think of the years 1672-76?

17 What did Leibniz think of the years 1672-76?

15 Newton, Barrow and Collins

15 Newton, Barrow and Collins

16 Newton and the printed word

16 Newton and the printed word

14 What level of secrecy did Newton use?

14 What level of secrecy did Newton use?

13. How did Newton's work become known?

13. How did Newton's work become known?

12 Why did Newton fall out of love with Descartes?

12 Why did Newton fall out of love with Descartes?

The wastebook 1664 onwards

The wastebook 1664 onwards

The October 1666 tract

The October 1666 tract

The De Methodus

The De Methodus

The De Analysi

The De Analysi

De Motu Corporum November 1684

De Motu Corporum November 1684

Add MS 4000 1664 65 mathematical wastebook

Add MS 4000 1664 65 mathematical wastebook

11 Newton on elegance, aesthetics and geometry in the 1670s

11 Newton on elegance, aesthetics and geometry in the 1670s

10 How did Newton see himself relative to his predecessors?

10 How did Newton see himself relative to his predecessors?

09 A Newtonian chronology

09 A Newtonian chronology

08 Newton and creativity

08 Newton and creativity

07 How much does unification feature in Newton's work?

07 How much does unification feature in Newton's work?

06 What were Newton's key mathematical sources?

06 What were Newton's key mathematical sources?

05 How did mathematicians deal with infinitessimals?

05 How did mathematicians deal with infinitessimals?

04 Why were mathematicians interested in tangents

04 Why were mathematicians interested in tangents

03 Why were mechanical curves considered so important?

03 Why were mechanical curves considered so important?

02. What were the results of this new interest in mathematics?

02. What were the results of this new interest in mathematics?

01. What were the key areas of research in mathematices in the C17th?

01. What were the key areas of research in mathematices in the C17th?

19. Newton and the priority dispute with Leibniz

19. Newton and the priority dispute with Leibniz

18 In what sense was the Principia a sort of Bible?

18 In what sense was the Principia a sort of Bible?

17. How quickly did the Principia achieve canonical status?

17. How quickly did the Principia achieve canonical status?

16. Newton, the Principia, and the collection of data

16. Newton, the Principia, and the collection of data

15. What was the most startling contribution to the work?

15. What was the most startling contribution to the work?

14. What are the novel ideas in the Principia Mathematica?

14. What are the novel ideas in the Principia Mathematica?

13. What was the purpose of the 'Queries' to the Opticks?

13. What was the purpose of the 'Queries' to the Opticks?

12 What does this tell us of the extent of Newton's ambitions?

12 What does this tell us of the extent of Newton's ambitions?

11. How was Newton's theory of optics received?

11. How was Newton's theory of optics received?

10. To what extent was Newton's natural philosophy a coherent research programme?

10. To what extent was Newton's natural philosophy a coherent research programme?

28. What was the nature of Newton's genius?

28. What was the nature of Newton's genius?

27. What led Newton to discover the binomial theorum?

27. What led Newton to discover the binomial theorum?

26. What happened to Newton's mathematical researches after 1671?

26. What happened to Newton's mathematical researches after 1671?

03. Newton's first 'Publication'

03. Newton's first 'Publication'

01. The Key Developments in Newton's Thinking

01. The Key Developments in Newton's Thinking

24. Why did Newton's calculus not feature in the Principia?

24. Why did Newton's calculus not feature in the Principia?

22. What was the priority dispute between Newton and Leibniz?

22. What was the priority dispute between Newton and Leibniz?

23. What was Newton's first serious publication?

23. What was Newton's first serious publication?

21. What led to the triumph of the Leibnizian calculus in the C18th?

21. What led to the triumph of the Leibnizian calculus in the C18th?

25. Did Newton write an analytical version of the Principia?

25. Did Newton write an analytical version of the Principia?

20. How did Newton and Leibniz treat their disciples?

20. How did Newton and Leibniz treat their disciples?

19. How did Newton and Leibniz consider publication?

19. How did Newton and Leibniz consider publication?

18. How do Newton and Leibniz's approaches compare?

18. How do Newton and Leibniz's approaches compare?

17. What were Newton's views on keeping his work secret?

17. What were Newton's views on keeping his work secret?

16.Did Newton have any peers in the seventeenth century?

16.Did Newton have any peers in the seventeenth century?

15. What did Newton do as Lucasian professor?

15. What did Newton do as Lucasian professor?

14. How independent was Newton's mathematics?

14. How independent was Newton's mathematics?

13. How did Newton conceive of analysis and synthesis?

13. How did Newton conceive of analysis and synthesis?

12. Was Newton's mathematics coherent?

12. Was Newton's mathematics coherent?

11. How important was the binomial theorum?

11. How important was the binomial theorum?

10. Newton's calculus- fluxions and fluents

10. Newton's calculus- fluxions and fluents

09. How did Newton understand mathematics?

09. How did Newton understand mathematics?

08. Tangents and quadratures ... differentiation and integration

08. Tangents and quadratures ... differentiation and integration

07. What did Newton learn from Descartes and Wallis?

07. What did Newton learn from Descartes and Wallis?

06. What concerned mathematicians in the mid 17th century?

06. What concerned mathematicians in the mid 17th century?

05. Newton and Publication

05. Newton and Publication

04. The Lucasian Chair

04. The Lucasian Chair

01. Newton and natural philosophy

01. Newton and natural philosophy

02. The Key Developments of Newton's Maths 1664-1670

02. The Key Developments of Newton's Maths 1664-1670