A general term for the various systems of modern European natural science that began in the mid-16th century. In ancient Greece, empirical science was fused with philosophy, and in medieval Europe it was subordinate to theology, but in modern Europe it overcame these and became characterized by the exploration of the empirical world through mathematics and experimentation. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
16世紀半ばに始まった、ヨーロッパ近代の自然科学の諸体系の総称。経験科学は、古代ギリシャでは哲学と融合し、中世ヨーロッパでは神学に従属していたが、近代ヨーロッパではそれらを克服し、数学と実験による経験界の探求を特徴とするようになった。
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