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Course No. 60000 | Lecturer: Steven Gimbel, Ph.D. | + PDF Guidebook

No field of the humanities is so closely tied to physics as philosophy.

Since ancient s, philosophers have puzzled over the nature of space, , and matter-inquiries that led to the flowering of physics in the 17th century with Isaac Newton and other pioneers of the Scientific Revolution. Since then, the spectacular success of modern physics might imply that philosophy is no longer relevant to the field. Far from it! Surprising discoveries in the atomic and cosmic realms have opened a floodgate of new philosophical questions, such as:



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