Titlebook: Jesuit Contribution to Science; A History Agustín Udías Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 History of Seismology.

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Agustín Udías and also includes care, habilitation and rehabilitation under medical supervision’ (Section 145(1), Mental Health Act 1983). This legal definition of treatment reflects and underlines the pre-eminence of the medical model and the medical profession in mental health services. Here we limit the use o

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Agustín Udías as well as events that took place as a result of the case. An important premise in discussing the . case is that jurisprudence creates categories that may have a binding power on the actions that citizens perform and can also shape their identity (Butler 1993b, 234). For example, the norms set by c

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Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics in Colleges and Observatories,ved into algebra and finally to calculus. Among them Saint-Vincent and Saccheri merit especial mention. Astronomical observatories were installed in many Jesuit colleges in Europe. Ecclesiastic condemnation of Copernicus’ system prevented its acceptance by Jesuits until middle eighteenth century. In

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Kircher and Boscovich, Two Leading Figures,erior of the earth, sound and light, Egyptian hieroglyphs and the tower of Babel. He considered magnetism as a cosmic force that pervades the universe and is present in plants and animals. He investigated the interior of the earth and proposed a system of conducts of fire, air and water linked to ea

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Naturalists, Geographers and Explorers,ica. Acosta was the first to write a popular book about the natural history of America. He was followed by several others, such as Cobo with a general treatise, Acu?a about the Amazon and Gumilla about the Orinoco. Geography was an important subject in Jesuit colleges. Especially important are the m

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Meteorology. Tropical Hurricanes, for example, in Roman College, Stonyhurst, Saint Louis (Missouri) and Santa Clara (California). Vi?es in Havana studied Caribbean hurricanes and proposed some early laws of their trajectories. He was the first to forecast with time the arrival of hurricanes. In Manila Faura and Algué studied the na