
handle: 2434/615632 , 10446/30088
During the last decades, historians of European early modern mathematics have adopted a rather broad view of what “mathematics” meant for the historical actors active during the so-called scientific revolution. In my paper I will discuss some results that have been achieved as a consequence of such a more historically motivated conception of mathematics. I will also indicate some open issues and suggest a few topics that need further study.
History of mathematics, scientific revolution, historiography of mathematics, applied mathematics, Historiography, History of mathematics;
History of mathematics, scientific revolution, historiography of mathematics, applied mathematics, Historiography, History of mathematics;
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