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First used in the work 'The Parson's Tale' in 'Canterbury Tales'
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Bacon writes "Advancement of Learning," which became an accepted argument for the importance of empirical investigation
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Hobbes is the first major figure to recognize how important imagination was in human thought and planning, as well as how constructive it could be, which helped pave the way for discussions during the Enlightenment
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The word 'reserch' entered English, meaning deliberate scientific inquiry
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The Royal Society was chartered by Charles II, which institutionalized science and scientific research
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Separation of the idea of 'creativity' from 'genius,' 'originality,' 'talent,' and 'formal education.'
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Charles Darwin publishes "Origin of Species"
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Galton studied empirical methods to measure individual differences
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