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 Bacon, Roger Summary
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 BACON, ROGER (c. 1214–c. 1292), philosopher and Franciscan friar. Born in the west of England of a wealthy family, for most of his life Bacon alternated between England and France. His first, if not his only, university education was at Oxford,... summary from source:
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c. 1214-1292 English Philosopher, Educational Reformer, and Franciscan Monk Roger Bacon played a key role in the early stages of the movement which eventually led to the Scientific Revolution. Instead of relying on rational deductions from the... summary from source:
Bacon, Roger [addendum] Summary
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Bacon, Roger [addendum] Twentieth-century research on Roger Bacon requires some changes to the account above. It is clear that Richard Rufus, and not Bacon, was the first to lecture on the new Aristotle at Paris circa 1235. Bacon responded to the ideas... summary from source:
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(born &circa; 1220, Ilchester, Somerset, or Bisley, Gloucester?, Eng.—died 1292, Oxford) English scientist and philosopher. He was educated at Oxford and the University of Paris and joined the Franciscan order in 1247. He displayed a prodigious... summary from source:
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(died 1292) was a student of sciences and languages, who wrote commentaries on various works of Aristotle and tried to institute a ‘universal science’. P.Urbach and J.Gibson (eds and trs), Novum Organum, Open Court,... summary from source:
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