Lectures On the Philosophy of Law Electronic Resource Together With Whewell
Lectures On the Philosophy of Law Electronic Resource Together With Whewell
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Prop. 1), objections otherwise may be taken ; and analysis has ceased to use it, though g basis of the Newtonian theory. The conditions which render the path of the body a certom conic section are in the analytical formula constant quantities ; and their deter- ujlnation is referred to an empirical circumstance, namely, to a certain position of THE LATTER IN THE PHYSICAL REFERENCE. 77 the body at a certain time, and the fortuitous strength of an impulse which it is sup- J posed ro have at first... received; so that the circumstance which determines the curve to be an ellipse falls outside of the formula that is supposed to be proved, and of any proof of this circumstance there has never been even a thought.
"3. Newton's so-called law of the Force of gravitation has likewise only been inductively demonstrated from experience.
" The only difference to be seen is that what Kelper, in a simple and sublime manner, ff enunciated as Laws of celestial motion, Newton converted into the reflexvinal form of force of gravitation, and of this force as the law of its magnitude is found in Fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prop. 1), objections otherwise may be taken ; and analysis has ceased to use it, though g basis of the Newtonian theory. The conditions which render the path of the body a certom conic section are in the analytical formula constant quantities ; and their deter- ujlnation is referred to an empirical circumstance, namely, to a certain position of THE LATTER IN THE PHYSICAL REFERENCE. 77 the body at a certain time, and the fortuitous strength of an impulse which it is sup- J posed ro have at first... received; so that the circumstance which determines the curve to be an ellipse falls outside of the formula that is supposed to be proved, and of any proof of this circumstance there has never been even a thought.
"3. Newton's so-called law of the Force of gravitation has likewise only been inductively demonstrated from experience.
" The only difference to be seen is that what Kelper, in a simple and sublime manner, ff enunciated as Laws of celestial motion, Newton converted into the reflexvinal form of force of gravitation, and of this force as the law of its magnitude is found in Fall.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hutchison Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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