The origins of modern philosophy of science, 1830-1914.

London : Routledge/Thoemmes Press, 1996.

12 volumes : illustrations ; 23 cm

Facsimiles (with modern introductions by Andrew Pyle) of classical texts originally published between 1830 and 1914

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v. 1. Preliminary discourse on the study of natural philosophy / John F. W. Herschel (1830 ed.) -- v. 2-3. Philosophy of the inductive sciences / William Whewell (2 v., 1840 ed.) -- v. 4. Comte's philosophy of the sciences / George Henry Lewes (1853 ed.) -- v. 5-6. Popular lectures on scientific subjects / Hermann von Helmholtz (2 v., 1895 ed.) -- v. 7. Matter and motion / James Clerk Maxwell (1876 ed.) -- v. 8-9. Principles of science / William Stanley Jevons (2 v., 1874 ed.) -- v. 10. Common sense of the exact sciences / William Kingdon Clifford (1886 ed.) -- v. 11. Analysis of sensations / Ernst Mach (1914 ed.) -- v. 12. Science and method / Henri Poincaré (1914 ed.)

Includes bibliographic references and indexes