Demonstrates the vibrancy of an Early Modern Muslim society through a study of the natural sciences in seventeenth-century Morocco.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Justin K. Stearns is Associate Professor of Arab Crossroad Studies at New York University Abu Dhabi, where his research interests focus on the intersection of law, science, and theology in the pre-modern Muslim Middle East. He is the author of Infectious Ideas: Contagion in Premodern Islamic and Christian Thought in the Western Mediterranean and al-Yusi: The Discourses (2011).
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Preface: paths not taken Introduction: Narratives of science, old and new 1. A landscape of learning in the far west Excursus: the poverty of intellectual history as a series of great men 2. Constructing science in Morocco between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries Excursus: the horizons of causality: how to think about causes, nature, and ghosts of scientific methods 3. Legalizing science: the authority of the natural sciences in Islamic law Excursus: Kuhn and the history of science in Islamicate societies 4. Writing the mathematical and natural sciences Excursus: Sufism and the spiritual life: balancing the exoteric and esoteric sciences Conclusion.
Preface: paths not taken Introduction: Narratives of science, old and new 1. A landscape of learning in the far west Excursus: the poverty of intellectual history as a series of great men 2. Constructing science in Morocco between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries Excursus: the horizons of causality: how to think about causes, nature, and ghosts of scientific methods 3. Legalizing science: the authority of the natural sciences in Islamic law Excursus: Kuhn and the history of science in Islamicate societies 4. Writing the mathematical and natural sciences Excursus: Sufism and the spiritual life: balancing the exoteric and esoteric sciences Conclusion.
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