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How did the Scientific Revolution change the way in which seventeenth-century and eighteenth-century Europeans thought of the place of human beings in nature
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How did the Scientific Revolution change the way in which seventeenth-century and eighteenth-century Europeans thought of the place of human beings in nature

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with the discovery that the earth was not located in the center of the universe (poking a whole through the "discovery's" of the catholic church) human beings were most likely not thought of as special as previously believed

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