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This principle has ancient roots - [[Francis Bacon]] (1561-1626) quotes [[Aristotle]] as declaring "That the nature of everyth Francis Bacon 'The Advancement of Learning' [http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/5500]

'''The New Atlantis''' is a [[utopia|utopian]] fantasy by [[Francis Bacon]] (1561-1626) set in the fictitious country of Bensalem located somewhere i

...scientific attitude, searching for explanations, initially favoured it. [[Francis Bacon]], for instance, believed in it. Astrological works were written in Englis

* Independently of his contemporary, [[Francis Bacon]], he showed that reasoning by [[Induction|induction]] — generalizing ...the king (James I), and ministered to many eminent aristocrats, including Francis Bacon, for whom he had little regard as an intellectual. After Charles I succeede

...l philosophers). He expounded and expanded upon the work on induction by [[Francis Bacon]], and Mill's "five canons of induction"

...Shakespeare; this is called the [[Marlovian theory]]. [[Francis Bacon|Sir Francis Bacon]] is another proposed author for the Shakespeare works. Besides having trav

...=hall>Hall MP. [http://www.sirbacon.org/links/4idols.htm The Four Idols of Francis Bacon: The New Instrument of Knowledge]. ...e Novum Organum (the new instrumentality for the acquisition of knowledge) Francis Bacon classified the intellectual fallacies of his time under four headings which

...any of the most prominent 17th century scientists. [[William Gilbert ]], [[Francis Bacon ]], [[William Harvey ]], [[Robert Hooke ]], [[Robert Boyle, ]] [[Samuel Pep

With rare exceptions, such as [[Francis Bacon]]'s book ''[[The New Atlantis]]'', interest in Atlantis then languished for

...rliest known description of a true gunpowder formula is in a letter from [[Francis Bacon]] to [[Pope Clement IV]] in 1267 A.D. By 1275, [[Albertus Magnus]] describe

...lusions by a process known as [[induction (philosophy)|induction]].<ref> [[Francis Bacon|Bacon, Francis]] (1620) ''[[Novum Organum]] (The New Organon)''</ref> Bacon ...decryption of nature [http://www.sirbacon.org/pesic.htm ''Cryptologia'']. Francis Bacon should not be confused with [[Roger Bacon]] (ca 1214-1294), a Franciscan fr

...=hall>Hall MP. [http://www.sirbacon.org/links/4idols.htm The Four Idols of Francis Bacon: The New Instrument of Knowledge]. ...e Novum Organum (the new instrumentality for the acquisition of knowledge) Francis Bacon classified the intellectual fallacies of his time under four headings which

...thorities were seen by such writers as [[Girolamo Fabrici]] of Italy and [[Francis Bacon]] of England. Rather than memorize the texts of [[Galen]], or perform ritua

...iddle Temple]]. He spent those years studying the works of Edward Coke and Francis Bacon among others, at the [[Inns of Court]], and by early 1757 was admitted to t

...re seen by such influential writers as [[Girolamo Fabrici]] of Italy and [[Francis Bacon]] of England (who coined the phrase ''[[knowledge is power]]''). Rather tha

* Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1642) was an English empiricist philosopher and originator of the mod

1561 - 1626 [[Francis Bacon]] 1605 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; [[Francis Bacon]]'s "The Advancement of Learning" [http://www.classic-literature.co.uk/brit

...re seen by such influential writers as [[Girolamo Fabrici]] of Italy and [[Francis Bacon]] of England (who coined the phrase ''[[knowledge is power]]''). Rather tha

...s/16th-century/francis-bacon/the-advancement-of-learning/ebook-page-22.asp Francis Bacon: ''The Advancement of Learning'', 1605, (reproduced online by The Classic L

...ernational significance include scientists such as [[Sir Isaac Newton]], [[Francis Bacon]], [[Charles Darwin]] and New Zealand-born [[Ernest Rutherford]], philosoph ...Morris]] in the late nineteenth, to [[L. S. Lowry]], [[Henry Moore]] and [[Francis Bacon]] during the twentieth century, and names such as [[David Hockney]] and [[D