81. Biografía - Bacon, Roger Translate this page Filósofo y monje inglés (1214-1294), gran erudito, impulsor de la ciencia medieval. http://www.artehistoria.com/historia/personajes/5097.htm

FICHA Nacionalidad: Inglaterra Conocido como "Doctor Mirabilis", poseía un conocimiento profundo de las lenguas, a cuyo estudio se dedicó con gran interés, especialmente al latín, griego, hebreo y árabe. Consideró a las matemáticas como un saber fundamental y herramienta para entrar en los dominios de otras ciencias, afirmando que el cálculo era la primera de todas ellas. Fue el primero en proponer la reforma del calendario juliano; criticó el vigente sistema astronómico de Ptolomeo . En Física y Óptica preconizó a Galileo y Newton, formulando observaciones sobre numerosos fenómenos que explicó de manera racional y rechazando ciertas teorías aristotélicas tenidas hasta entonces por ciertas, como la de la propagación instantánea de la luz. En Filosofía, concibió el método experimental y despreció a los tomistas, para quienes el principio de autoridad -la palabra del maestro- era incuestionable. Por sus experimentos químicos fue acusado de hechicería y sólo se libró de sus enemigos gracias a la protección brindada por el papa Clemente IV , quien había leído su obra "Opus Majus". A la muerte de su protector es encarcelado, fruto de los odios y envidias de sus compañeros de orden, no siendo liberado hasta la muerte del sucesor de aquél, el papa

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Ms. Berrios October 18, 2002 Bacon, Roger Bacon, Roger, English philosopher and one of the first advocates of the experimental method in science. Born near Ilchester, England, about 1214 Died probably Oxford, England, 1294. Bacon was a philosopher and teacher who was dissatisfied with the scholarship of his time and who continually sought new methods of learning. He was interested in any subject that he thought could broaden man’s understanding of the world. He studied languages, mathematics, astronomy, and even alchemy. His belief was that observation and experiment are essential to an understanding of nature. His writing were among the first to suggest the experimental method in science. Not much known about his life, except that he was a Franciscan monk who was educated at Oxford University and the University of Paris, and that he was often criticized for his outspoken views. Bacon believed that theology was the highest branch of knowledge, but his firm belief in observation and experiment, as well as his reported interest in magic, angered his immediate superiors in the Church. As a result, he was confined to a monastery for many years. Later, Bacon found favor with Pope Clement IV. About 1266 the Pope asked Bacon to write a general treatise on science. The work he produced, called the Opus Majus ("Creator work"), is the outline for an encyclopedia of all the sciences of his day, portions of these books still exist.

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Home Browse Store Help Search Britannica Concise Again Bacon, Roger  Concise Encyclopedia Article Page 1 of 1 Roger Bacon born c. 1220, Ilchester, Somerset, or Bisley, Gloucester?, Eng. died 1292, Oxford English scientist and philosopher. He was educated at Oxford and the University of Paris and joined the Franciscan order in 1247. He displayed a prodigious energy and zeal in the pursuit of experimental science; his studies eventually won him a place in popular literature as a worker of wonders. He was the first European to describe in detail the process of making gunpowder, and he proposed flying machines and motorized ships and carriages. He therefore represents a historically precocious expression of the empirical spirit of experimental science, even though his actual practice of it seems to have been exaggerated. His philosophical thought was essentially Aristotelian, though he was critical of the methods of theologians such as Albertus Magnus and Thomas Aquinas , arguing that a more accurate experimental knowledge of nature would be of great value in confirming the Christian faith. He also wrote on mathematics and logic. He was condemned to prison c.

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Roger Bacon From The First Scientist by Brian Clegg About a century after Roger Bacon's death, a physician named Peter of Trou claimed Bacon could conjure a bridge out of thin air, or use his magic mirror to see any part of the world. Bacon eventually acquired the reputation of a charlatan, as well as a dabbler in black magic. Besides contradicting each other, these characterizations of Bacon could not have been more ironic; during his lifetime, he never hid his disdain for people who claimed to have magical powers. Because he studied in England and not France, Bacon could read the writings of Aristotle. When France eventually allowed its students to do the same, scholars with Bacon's knowledge were in demand, so he traveled to the University of Paris in the 1240s to teach. Around this time, he read Secretum Secretorum , a book covering politics, medicine and natural philosophy. Although attributed to Aristotle, the work's origins were obscure, and it reached medieval Europe through Muslim scholars. The combination of Greek (hence Pagan) and Islamic science concerned many Europeans, but it fascinated Bacon. His fondness for this book was just one instance where his interests aroused suspicion among religious authorities, and the opinions of religious authorities mattered in Bacon's life because he became a Franciscan friar. Bacon's decision to become a friar may have been more pragmatic than inspired. In an age before movable type, books were rare. He spent what would today be the equivalent of millions of dollars on books, perhaps exhausting his family's finances, or at least his family's patience. The Franciscans may have been an alternate source of income, but Bacon's active mind caused constant friction with the religious order. Curiosity like Bacon's was not always admired. During much of the Middle Ages, in fact, curiosity was considered a disease, a sort of "lust of the eyes." Bacon's curiosity, plus his complete lack of tact, irritated his superiors. (Historians often marveled at the sheer absence of political skill Bacon exhibited; he believed that people he called stupid should thank him for the input.) The man who had spent a fortune on books found himself asking permission from his order just to read what he wanted. Then his luck changed.

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Roger Bacon Filosof, Munk Ändra sidan Visa ditt intresse Ämne 543493, v3 - Status: normal. är Filosof och Munk Engelsk Franciskanermunk, filosof, naturforskare och vetenskapsman. Lärare vid Oxford. Levde ca: 1210-1292. Alias: bacon bacon r bacon, r bacon roger bacon, roger r bacon och roger bacon normal Text 543682 , v2 - Inmatad av Cirodite Han forskade inom matematik astronomi och framförallt optik. Han uppfann förstoringsglaset som senare ledde till uppfinnandet av glasögon. Han ska ha föreslagit till påven att man skulle bygga ett stort teleskop så man skulle få möjlighet att se in i himlen och studera förhållandena där. Han ska ha varit den förste europé som beskrev krut (1257). Han, 300 år före Leornardo da Vinci, funderade på flygmaskiner, motrdrivna fartyg och annan mekanik. Han hade stor betydelse för utvecklingen av den empiriska metoden. Han menade att de vetenskapliga lärosatserna inte enbart skulle baseras på religion eller tankens kraft utan att vetenskapsmannen skulle göra försök att underbygga sina teorier Han blev fruktad och satt i fängelse i tio år för sina ord.

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