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To which government office was Francis Bacon appointed in 1618?

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To whom is the The New Organon dedicated?

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What is Bacon's overall project known as?

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What is the "art" that Bacon seeks to apply in his work?

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Which device of logic does Bacon reject?

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What name does Bacon give to the obstacles that hinder the advance of reason?

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With what logical method is Bacon associated?

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The New Organon is summarized in what form?

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What does Bacon call the true statements that are eventually produced by considering natural phenomena?

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Which kinds of idols relate to language and human interaction?

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Which ancient philosopher does Bacon particularly attack?

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When can the authority of ancient authors be useful to the investigator, according to Bacon?

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From whom, according to Bacon, do most of our sciences come?

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Which writer and theorist of magnetism does Bacon criticize in the Novum Organon?

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What has been the enemy of natural philosophy in every age?

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What does Bacon argue must be constructed before the work of induction can commence?

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How many privileged instances does Bacon list?

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What is the subject of the second book of The New Organon

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What are crucial instances (instantiae crucis) also known as?

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What is the first stage of the investigation of forms?

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What does Bacon place in an appendix to the two books of the The New Organon?

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What is the process of preliminary interpretation also known as?

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What is the first task of induction?

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Who does Bacon hope will fund the creation of a complete natural history?

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What is the task and purpose of human science, according to Bacon?