The founder of empiricism and materialism, Francis Bacon is one of the largest philosophers of the New Age. His main work was devoted to the development of a new scientific method to replace the outdated ideas of Aristotle - the old "Organon." The monumental work of F. Bacon was to be the "Great Restoration of Sciences." In it, the English thinker wanted to draw a detailed map of a new worldview, paying attention to every major science of the time: poetry, history and philosophy. This "map," unfortunately, was not destined to end, but the inductive method - the basis of recovery - was formulated. He makes up the "New Organon."