1. Mind Broading in the Scientific Revolution
... preface to Copernicus's book, as if composed by the dying Copernicus himself, reassuring it's reader that divine revelation was the sole source of truth and that astronomical treatises like this one were intended merely to "save the phenomena""(Ferris 67). From This passage it is clear that Copernicus's ideas about the universe forced the world to open it's eyes and broaden ... ...
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- Grade Level: Graduate