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History of science

Hessen's Marxist thesis that Newton's physics answered the technical problems of the economy, trade and warfare of his time.

In history of science, Hessen thesis refers to hessen's Marxist thesis that Newton's physics answered the technical problems of the economy, trade and warfare of his time. This meaning comes from Hessen (1946) in The social and economic roots of Newton's 'Principia'.[1]

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  1. Hessen, B. M. (1946). The social and economic roots of Newton's 'Principia'. Current Book Distributors. Open Library record

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