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Scientific publishing, 17th‐century style: precepts of Francis Bacon

Hazel Κ. Bell

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ABSTRACT Some principles of scientific investigation, writing and publishing developed by Francis Bacon are quoted and discussed. Many are found to be just as applicable in today's world as they were in the 17th century when his major works were written.

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ABSTRACT Some principles of scientific investigation, writing and publishing developed by Francis Bacon are quoted and discussed. Many are found to be just as applicable in today's world as they were in the 17th century when his major works were written.

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ABSTRACT Some principles of scientific investigation, writing and publishing developed by Francis Bacon are quoted and discussed. Many are found to be just as applicable in today's world as they were in the 17th century when his major works were written.

Key concepts: Publishing, Scientific publishing, Style (visual arts), Scientific writing, Art history, Philosophy, Classics, History

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