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The mechanisation of Aristotelianism: the late Aristotelian setting of Thomas Hobbes' natural philosophy
Boston: Brill (2002)
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This book discusses the Aristotelian setting of Thomas Hobbes' main work on natural philosophy, "De Corpore (1655).Links
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