Descrizione
This collection of essays showcases the significant contributions of David Pingree to the field of ancient sciences. Renowned for his interdisciplinary approach, Pingree’s work spans a range of topics that illuminate the complexities of how ancient cultures approached scientific inquiry. The essays delve into various aspects of ancient mathematical and astronomical systems, offering insights that reveal deeper connections between science and the cultures that nurtured them.
Edited by John M. Steele and Isabelle Pingree, the volume serves not only as a tribute to David Pingree's legacy but also as a vital resource for scholars and students alike. It invites readers to explore the intricate pathways that have led to the modern understanding of science, emphasizing the enduring relevance of ancient knowledge. Each essay stands as a testament to the rigorous scholarship that defined Pingree's career, ensuring that his discoveries continue to inspire new generations in the field.
Edited by John M. Steele and Isabelle Pingree, the volume serves not only as a tribute to David Pingree's legacy but also as a vital resource for scholars and students alike. It invites readers to explore the intricate pathways that have led to the modern understanding of science, emphasizing the enduring relevance of ancient knowledge. Each essay stands as a testament to the rigorous scholarship that defined Pingree's career, ensuring that his discoveries continue to inspire new generations in the field.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Brossura
Pagine
503 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
nov 24, 2014
Editore
American Philosophical Society
ISBN-10
1606180436
ISBN-13
9781606180433