Springer Evidence in the Age of the New Sciences - Book 225

Explore the transformation of knowledge with Evidence in the Age of the New Sciences. Published by Springer as part of the International Archives of the History of Ideas (Volume 225), this work examines the shift toward direct empirical evidence in European intellectual history. While many studies look at how knowledge is received or authenticated, this book focuses on the specific problem of evidence during a major turning point. It investigates the meaning of evidence and how it was defined for different audiences. The text looks at where evidence could be found and how it was collected and used to build understanding of the world. This volume is an essential resource for those studying the history of science and the evolution of the Royal Society's motto, Nullius in verba. It provides a deep look into the quest for genuine, useful knowledge through direct observation. Whether you are a researcher or a student of history, this book offers a unique perspective on how the foundations of modern science were built.