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There was no "midevil science" In fact science was based on illogical philosophy and thinking. The Catholic Church didn't allow science because it went against their teaching. They taught that the earth was the center of the universe and that God communicated only through the church. Misinformation ruled the world and superstitious thinking was the science. Medical education wasn't allowed to view the human body in any form. If a woman went to the doctor for a problem she couldn't undress. To get information about the human body there was a business in robbery of fresh graves and selling the bodies to doctors through the back door of medical schools. The bodies were put into barrels filled with whiskey to preserve the body. This where the term " rot gut liquor" began. Medical treatments included things like Mercury and urine and people were bled to get rid of the illness ( this generally killed them.) There was a belief in witches and the supernatural causing illness and it was thought the night air was bad for people (that's why curtains were around beds). There was no knowledge about germs or bacteria and this will continue through the 1800's. All of this is one reason in the 1300's that when the plague hit Europe that they didn't know the causes of the disease or how to cure it. This resulted in places like Venice Italy putting sick people on an island and letting them die there. Purification of water was also unknown and most water was taken from polluted rivers and streams so people got sick. The world of midevil Europe was dirty, stinky, and filled with death because there was no belief in science and the religion ruled the thinking.
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You’re reading material outlines the controversy surrounding the teaching of certain theories In public school science class which constitutional amendment is most relevant to this debate?
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How management is ascience?
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What is enlighment?
Enlightenment refers to a historical and intellectual movement that emerged in the 17th and 18th centuries, emphasizing reason, science, and individualism over tradition and religious authority. It championed ideas such as liberty, progress, and the pursuit of knowledge, significantly influencing modern political and philosophical thought. Key figures include philosophers like John Locke, Voltaire, and Immanuel Kant, who advocated for rational thought and human rights. The Enlightenment laid the groundwork for democratic societies and advancements in various fields, including science and ethics.
Which term refers to the study of the origin organization principles and manner of the operation of government?
political science
'Charak' was the famous court physician of?
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Why is galen famous?
Galen of Pergamon 129 - 216 CE/ AD Greek physician whose theories dominated the western European medical science
Is the world dominated by science?
Yes the world is dominated in science in all fields.
What did the Greeks contribute make to science?
what did the greek philosophers contribute to make science
How are theories validated?
science
What is practical science?
Practical Science are people who do experients to explain the Science theories.
What philosophers enriched science with universal definitions and inductive reasoning?
Aristotle
What were Aristotle's contrubutions to science?
Theories about what he learned!
What are the branches of physicla science?
the basis of physical science is developing concepts and theories of how the natural world works. chemistry, physics and earth science are the branches that help us developing these concepts and theories
How does historians and philosophers study science?
Because they will have to live with a basic knowledge of science. Also, a knowledge of science is required to effectively practice history and philosophy.
How was the medieval man different from the Renaissance man?
Renaissance man have more science then the medieval man.
Who are the 15 philosophers of scientist and their contribution?
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Are theories in science based of experimental evidence?
Yes.
