N. COPERNICUS’S "DE REVOLUTIONIBUS" AS A RENAISSANCE OPUS: WHEN PHILOSOPHIA ASSISTS
Abstract
The following premises shall be established:
- Copernicus’s De revolutionibus is recognized as a lifetime edition; thus, it is currently an established fact that these six books — the result of one individual’s observations and calculations - were prepared for print and published by N. Copernicus himself;
- opus (creation) - that which results from a specific action; a progeny or consequence of something [6];
- Renaissance - a period of Western European culture, the distinguishing feature of which is the "Return to Antiquity";
Author affiliations
- Valentyna Ovcharenko: National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, UKRAINE; ORCID
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