Patronage as a Means to End a University Controversy: The Conclusion of Two 
Cartesian Disputes at Frankfurt an der Oder (1656 and 1660)

Omodeo, Pietro Daniel

doi:/10.1163/9789004524897_008

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Patronage as a Means to End a University Controversy: The Conclusion of Two Cartesian Disputes at Frankfurt an der Oder (1656 and 1660)

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Omodeo, P. D. (2023). Patronage as a Means to End a University Controversy: The Conclusion of Two Cartesian Disputes at Frankfurt an der Oder (1656 and 1660). In D. Cellamare, & M. Mantovani (Eds.), Descartes in the Classroom: Teaching Cartesian Philosophy in the Early Modern Age (pp. 124-145). Leiden: Brill. doi:/10.1163/9789004524897_008.

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