Roger Bacon's Practische Philosophie, edited by Gustav Held, explores the practical philosophy of the eminent 13th-century scholar Roger Bacon. This work delves into Bacon's contributions to science and philosophy during the medieval period, showcasing his innovative thinking and his impact on the development of scientific methodology. Held's edition offers valuable insights into Bacon's works, illuminating his perspectives on knowledge, ethics, and the natural world. For scholars of medieval history, philosophy, and the history of science, this book provides a detailed examination of one of the most influential thinkers of his time.
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