The Cambridge companion to ancient Greek and Roman science
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| Název: | The Cambridge companion to ancient Greek and Roman science |
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| Přispěvatelé: | Taub, Liba, 1954- |
| Rok vydání: | 2020 |
| Edice: | Cambridge companions to philosophy. |
| Témata: | Science, Ancient, Science -- History -- Greece, Science -- History -- Rome, Technology -- History -- Greece, Technology -- History -- Rome, Medicine, Greek and Roman |
| Popis: | "This book provides a comprehensive overview of the key themes in Greek and Roman science, medicine, mathematics, and technology. A distinguished team of specialists engage with topics including the role of observation and experiment, Presocratic natural philosophy, ancient creationism, and the special style of ancient Greek mathematical texts, while several chapters confront key questions in the philosophy of science such as the relationship between evidence and explanation. The volume will spark renewed discussion about the character of 'ancient' versus 'modern' science, and will broaden readers' understanding of the rich traditions of ancient Greco-Roman natural philosophy, science, medicine, and mathematics"--Page [4] of coner. |
| Original Identifier: | 1117899588 on1117899588 |
| Druh dokumentu: | Monograph |
| Jazyk: | English |
| Přístupové číslo: | edsram.997008884004105171 |
| Databáze: | RAMBI |
Nájsť tento článok vo Web of Science | Abstrakt: | "This book provides a comprehensive overview of the key themes in Greek and Roman science, medicine, mathematics, and technology. A distinguished team of specialists engage with topics including the role of observation and experiment, Presocratic natural philosophy, ancient creationism, and the special style of ancient Greek mathematical texts, while several chapters confront key questions in the philosophy of science such as the relationship between evidence and explanation. The volume will spark renewed discussion about the character of 'ancient' versus 'modern' science, and will broaden readers' understanding of the rich traditions of ancient Greco-Roman natural philosophy, science, medicine, and mathematics"--Page [4] of coner. |
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