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Francis Bacon was an English philosopher born in London in 1561. He attended Cambridge University where he studied writing and philosophy. Bacon is known for creating the scientific method, which involves gathering data, analyzing it, and performing experiments to test theories rather than just observing. He wrote many books on his philosophies and scientific theories that influenced the development of the scientific revolution.
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Francis Bacon was born in London in January 22nd. He attended Cambridge University where he enjoyed writing and authored many books. Bacon is considered an important figure in history for developing the scientific method of gathering data, analyzing it through experimentation, and using evidence to prove theories. He influenced society by establishing this method and writing philosophical works that opened doors for other thinkers.
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Sir Francis Bacon was an English scholar born in 1561 in London who made significant contributions to science, literature and philosophy. He attended Trinity College at Cambridge University and studied law. Bacon served as a statesman and Lord Chancellor of England, writing numerous essays and works for the government. His influential works included Essays, The New Atlantis and establishing an empirical scientific method. Bacon helped reform Aristotelian philosophy and played a key role in the Scientific Revolution by advocating for a more practical, evidence-based approach to science.
Francis bacon
Francis Bacon was an English philosopher, statesman, and scientist born in 1561. He is considered the founder of empiricism and the scientific method, emphasizing the collection of data from experiments and observations. Bacon served in various political roles including Attorney General and Lord Chancellor of England. He authored influential works promoting the inductive approach to inquiry which helped lay the foundation for the scientific revolution.
Francis Bacon
Francis Bacon was born in 1561 in London, England to parents Nicholas and Anne Bacon. He attended Trinity College at the University of Cambridge and the University of Poitiers. Bacon is renowned for developing the scientific method and empiricism, influencing the scientific revolution. He never made experimental discoveries himself but his ideas encouraged experimentation and use of evidence to establish facts. Bacon died in 16026 after contracting pneumonia while experimenting with preserving meat with snow.
Francis bacon
Sir Francis Bacon was an English philosopher, statesman, scientist, and lawyer born in 1561 who made important contributions to the scientific revolution. He served as Attorney General and Lord Chancellor of England but was later convicted of bribery. Bacon rejected standard academic philosophy and authored works such as The Advancement of Learning and Novum Organum that argued for empirical inquiry and the scientific method. He is considered a founding father of the scientific revolution and the modern scientific method.
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Francis Bacon was an English philosopher, statesman, scientist, lawyer, essayist and author. He served as Attorney General and Lord Chancellor of England. Some of his major works include The Advancement of Learning, Novum Organum, Essays, and The New Atlantis. His writings were scientific, emphasizing the inductive method of reasoning and verification of results through experimentation. He is credited with establishing the scientific method of inquiry based on experimentation and the development of new scientific ideas.
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Francis bacon
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A Brief Biography of Sir Francis Bacon Essay
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- 1. FRANCIS BACON By Angie J. Nottage
- 2. EDUCATION Francis Bacon went to collage at Cambridge University. He was really found of writing and wrote many books in his time.
- 3. BIRTH DATE AND PLACE Francis Bacon was born on the 22 of January, in London, United Kingdoms.
- 4. METHOD Francis was determined to make a new scientific new method. He intended to make a make that involves gathering data analyzing it and performing experiments. He didn’t really stress the important of testing he was leaned more to the observing parts of theories.
- 5. TWO EVENTS When Francis was alive Queen Elizabeth reigned. Mary queen of Scots arrived back in Scotland after 13 years in Francis.
- 6. INFLUENCE ON SOCIETY Basically the whole scientific method includes what he want what he strived to prove how important of evidence. He created a scientific method called All Method. He also wrote a ton of books about his philosophies.
- 7. INTERESTING FACT Something interesting about Francis bacon was the keeper of the great seal for Queen Elizabeth.
- 8. QUOTE A man must make his opportunities as often as he finds. A wise man will make more opportunities then he finds. –Francis Bacon
- 9. REFLECTION All in all Francis Bacon is a very important figure in history. Wither it had to do with philosophy or litterer. He influenced a lot of great things and opened a lot of doors for other writers and philosopher.
- 10. CITATION http://www.biography.com/people/francis-bacon-9194632 http://www.iep.utm.edu/bacon/ http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/francis-bacon/ http://oregonstate.edu/instruct/phl302/philosophers/bacon.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/bacon_francis.shtml