Philosophy and Works
Francis Bacon's Philosophy is displayed in the vast and varied writings he left, which might be divided in three great branches:
- Scientifical works - in which his ideas for an universal reform of knowledge, scientific method and the improvement of mankind's state are presented.
- Religious/literary works - in which he presents his moral philosophy and theological meditations.
- Juridical works - in which his reforms in Law are proposed.
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