Gersonides was a highly original Jewish philosopher, scientist, and biblical exegete, active in Provence in the first half of the fourteenth century. Ruth Glasner explores his impressive achievements, and argues that the key to understanding his originality is his perspective as an applied mathematical scientist.
Gersonides was a highly original Jewish philosopher, scientist, and biblical exegete, active in Provence in the first half of the fourteenth century. Ruth Glasner explores his impressive achievements, and argues that the key to understanding his originality is his perspective as an applied mathematical scientist.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ruth Glasner is Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Her PhD research focused on Greek philosophy, and she later turned to work on medieval science, notably physics, mathematics and astronomy. Glasner studies mainly Hebrew medieval texts with a special interest in the genre of the commentary.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: A true Aristotelian? 1: The background: the state of the applied mathematical sciences 2: Gersonides: outline of a scientific biography 3: Physics: breaking the Aristotelian harmony 4: Cosmology: examining the assumption of celestial animation 5: Method: empiricism and the examination of hypotheses 6: Metaphysics: doubts and reservations 7: Cosmology: the science of stellar influences 8: Astronomy: specialization and hesitation Concluding remark: Gersonides and western science
Preface: A true Aristotelian? 1: The background: the state of the applied mathematical sciences 2: Gersonides: outline of a scientific biography 3: Physics: breaking the Aristotelian harmony 4: Cosmology: examining the assumption of celestial animation 5: Method: empiricism and the examination of hypotheses 6: Metaphysics: doubts and reservations 7: Cosmology: the science of stellar influences 8: Astronomy: specialization and hesitation Concluding remark: Gersonides and western science
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