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Jewish Thought and Scientific Discovery in Early Modern Europe
Noah J. Efron
The Graduate Program in Science, Technology and Society
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Arts and Humanities
Jews
100%
Early Modern Europe
100%
Jewish thought
100%
Scientific Discovery
100%
Judaism
75%
Natural Philosophy
25%
Eighteenth Century
25%
plea
25%
Western Science
25%
Historical Study
25%
Eastern Europe
25%
Italian
25%
Jewish Community
12%
Circle
12%
Europe
12%
Case Study
12%
Jewish-Christian Relations
12%
Scholars
12%
Comparative History
12%
16 th century
12%
Kabbalah
12%
Rabbinic
12%
Jewish culture
12%
Engagement
12%
Adjectives
12%
Italy
12%
Padua
12%
15 th century
12%
Spain
12%
Conversos
12%
Portugal
12%
Epilogue
12%
Historical Sociology
12%
New science
12%
desiderata
12%
Intellectual History
12%
historians of science
12%
Heliocentrism
12%
Max WEBER
12%
Medical School
12%
Robert Merton
12%
Needham
12%
group portraits
12%
Intellectuals
12%
Medicine
12%
Central Europe
12%
England
12%
Seventeenth Century
12%
Early Modern Times
12%
Germany
12%
Keyphrases
Jews
100%
Jewish Thought
100%
Scientific Discovery
100%
Early Modern Europe
100%
Early Modern Period
36%
Jewish Scholars
18%
Natural philosophy
18%
18th Century
18%
Scientific Learning
18%
Western Science
18%
Jewish Culture
9%
Jewish-Christian Relations
9%
Desiderata
9%
Medical School
9%
Germany
9%
Italy
9%
Spain
9%
Astronomy
9%
Europe
9%
Jewish Community
9%
16th Century
9%
Kabbalah
9%
Eastern Europe
9%
Sensibility
9%
17th Century
9%
Economic Power
9%
Central and Eastern Europe
9%
Civilizational
9%
Political Power
9%
New Science
9%
15th Century
9%
Late Sixteenth
9%
Conversos
9%
New Books
9%
Portugal
9%
Intellectual History
9%
Holland
9%
Sociology of Science
9%
Comparative-historical Sociology
9%
University of Padua
9%
Italian Jews
9%
Engagement with Science
9%
Joseph Needham
9%
Informal Settings
9%
Robert Merton
9%
Heliocentrism
9%
Natural Medicine
9%
Max Weber
9%
Historians of Science
9%
Science Studies
9%
Comparative Historical Method
9%
One-forms
9%
Epilogue
9%
Steady Streams
9%
Group Portrait
9%