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Journée d'étude -  The Visible and the Invisible in Early Modern Philosophy and Science18 juin 2010Université Radboud de Nimègue (Pays-Bas)L'entrée est libre.Delphine BellisThe Visible and the Invisible in Early Modern Philosophy and Science18 June 201014:30h – 17:30hRadboud University NijmegenFaculty of PhilosophyErasmus Building 15.39/41 (15th floor)14:30hJ.M.M.H. Thijssen (Dean of the Faculty): Welcome14:35hTheo Verbeek &#38; Christoph Lüthy (Organizers): Introduction14:40hCatherine Wilson (University of Aberdeen)Another Look at Occult Qualities15:10hFrédéric de Buzon (Université de Strasbourg)Les visibilia de Kepler à Descartes15:40hTheo Verbeek (Utrecht University)How ‘Natural’ are ‘Natural Laws’?16:10hBreak16: 30h Michel Fichant (Université de Paris IV/Sorbonne)Physique et métaphysique de l'invisibilité, de Leibniz à Kant17:00hCarla Rita Palmerino (Radboud University Nijmegen)Reasoning from the Visible to the Invisible: Descartes’ Vortex Theory and its TensionsThis symposium is organized by Theo Verbeek (UU) and Christoph Lüthy (RU).For questions, please contact Theo.Verbeek@phil.uu.nl or Luethy@phil.ru.nl