Galileo, Bruno and the rhetoric of dialogue in seventeenth-century natural philosophy

History of Science 46 (4):405 (2008)
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Galileo and the art of rhetoric.A. Crombie - 1988 - Nouvelles de la République des Lettres 2:7-31.

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