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Emil Wohlwill, Galileo and His Battle for the Copernican System*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 September 2008

Hans-Werner Schütt
Hans-Werner Schütt
Affiliation:
Institut für Philosophie, Wissenschaftstheorie, Wissenschafts- und TechnikgeschichteTechnische Universität Berlin
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Appendix: A Forgotten Controversy
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Science in Context , Volume 13 , Issue 3-4 , Autumn-Winter 2000 , pp. 641 - 643
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2000

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Translator's note: This article was first published as an introduction to Wohlwill 1969. We thank Hans-Werner Schütt and the Säandig Verlag, Wiesbaden, for the kind permission to republish it. The original contains the following information: “A comprehensive portrayal of the personality and the work of Emil Wohlwill is in preparation at the Institute for History of the Natural Sciences of the University of Hamburg (Schütt 1972); to this end a wealth of material of previously unpublished documents has been analyzed.” The notes have been standardized. The list of references can be found in a bibliographical section at the end of the appendix.

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* Translator's note: This article was first published as an introduction to Wohlwill 1969. We thank Hans-Werner Schütt and the Säandig Verlag, Wiesbaden, for the kind permission to republish it. The original contains the following information: “A comprehensive portrayal of the personality and the work of Emil Wohlwill is in preparation at the Institute for History of the Natural Sciences of the University of Hamburg (Schütt 1972); to this end a wealth of material of previously unpublished documents has been analyzed.” The notes have been standardized. The list of references can be found in a bibliographical section at the end of the appendix.