New Organon

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New Organon is a foundational philosophical work by Francis Bacon that proposes a new method of scientific inquiry based on empirical observation and inductive reasoning.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
treatise
advocates empirical observation
inductive reasoning
aimsTo provide a new logic for discovery
reform the sciences
alternativeTitle Novum Organum
surface form: Novum Organum Scientiarum
author Francis Bacon
centralIdea knowledge is power
containsConcept Idols of the Cave
Idols of the Marketplace
Idols of the Theatre
Idols of the Tribe
idols of the mind
countryOfOrigin England
criticizes authority-based knowledge
premature generalization
dedicatedTo James VI and I
surface form: James I of England
field natural philosophy
genre early modern philosophy
hasForm aphorisms
hasInfluenceOn Baconian method
empiricist tradition
hasTranslation English
multiple modern languages
historicalPeriod Scientific Revolution
influenced Enlightenment thought
development of modern scientific method
language Latin
mainTheme critique of Aristotelian philosophy
empiricism
inductive reasoning
scientific method
methodEmphasizes gradual generalization from particulars
systematic experimentation
opposes deductive syllogistic method
scholastic Aristotelianism
originalScript Latin alphabet
partOf Instauratio Magna
philosophicalDiscipline epistemology
philosophy of science
proposes new method of scientific inquiry
publicationYear 1620
structure two books
title Novum Organum

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