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Audio Book History of Science Antiquity to 1700[MyAnonaMouse net] (Size: 250.69 MB) (Files: 36)
L01.36 - Beginning the Journey.mp3
L28.36 - Tycho, Kepler, and Galileo.mp3
L27.36 - Renaissance Technology.mp3
L25.36 - Renaissance Natural Magic.mp3
L32.36 - Mechanism and Vitalism.mp3
L12.36 - The End of the Classical World.mp3
L29.36 - The New Physics.mp3
L22.36 - Medieval Latin Alchemy and Astrology.mp3
L30.36 - Voyages of Discovery and Natural History.mp3
L08.36 - Hellenistic Natural Philosophy.mp3
L21.36 - Science in the Orders.mp3
L13.36 - Early Christianity and Science.mp3
L07.36 - Aristotelian Cosmology and Physics.mp3
L34.36 - The Force of Isaac Newton.mp3
L31.36 - Mechanical Philosophy.mp3
L03.36 - The Presocratics.mp3
L19.36 - Aristotle and Medieval Scholasticism.mp3
L35.36 - The Rise of Scientific Societies.mp3
L26.36 - Copernicus and Calendrical Reform.mp3
L09.36 - Greek Astronomy from Eudoxus to Ptolemy.mp3
L02.36 - Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks.mp3
L36.36 - How Science Develops.mp3
L16.36 - Alchemy, Medicine, and Late Islamic Culture.mp3
L18.36 - Natural Philosophy at School & University.mp3
L15.36 - Islamic Astronomy, Mathematics, and Optics.mp3
L05.36 - Plato's Cosmos.mp3
L23.36 - Medieval Physics and Earth Science.mp3
L24.36 - The Middle Ages and the Renaissance.mp3
L11.36 - Roman Versions of Greek Science & Education.mp3
L33.36 - 17th Century Chemistry.mp3
L10.36 - The Roman Contributions.mp3
L20.36 - The Science of Creation.mp3
L14.36 - The Rise of Islam and Islamic Science.mp3
L04.36 - Plato and the Pythagoreans.mp3
L06.36 - Aristotle's View of the Natural World.mp3
L17.36 - The Latin West Reawakens.mp3
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Head on over TODAY to MyAnonamouse.net for the BEST in Audiobook, E-books and ALL things for the Musician; Lick Library,Sheet Music, Music Books, Instructional Videos, etc. Our Registration is Closed now, BUT we always have room for one more great member:) IF you want to Register, please use the IRC link provided and join our Special INVITE CHANNEL.See you there! http://www.myanonamouse.netSmall Description Lawrence Principe, Ph.D Johns Hopkins University - History of Science - Antiquity to 1700
Description (36 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture) Course No. 1200 Taught by Lawrence M. Principe Johns Hopkins University Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, Indiana University at Bloomington; Ph.D.,
History of Science, Johns Hopkins University Course Lecture
Contents: pt. I:
lecture 1. Beginning the journey --
lecture 2. Babylonians, Egyptians, and Greeks --
lecture 3. The Presocratics --
lecture 4. Plato and the Pthagoreans --
lecture 5. Plato's cosmos --
lecture 6. Aristotle's view of the natural world --
lecture 7. Aristotelian cosmology and physics --
lecture 8. Hellenistic natural philosophy --
lecture 9. Greek astronomy from Eudoxus to Ptolemy --
lecture 10. Roman contributions --
lecture 11. Roman versions of Greek science --
lecture 12. The End of the Classical world.
pt. II:
lecture 13. Early Christianity and science --
lecture 14. The Rise of Islam and Islamic Science --
lecture 15. Islamic astronomy, mathematics, and optics --
lecture 16. Alchemy, medicine, and late Islamic culture --
lecture 17. The Latin West reawakens --
lecture 18. Natural philosophy at school and university --
lecture 19. Aristotle and Medieval scholasticism --
lecture 20. The Science of creation --
lecture 21. Science in the orders --
lecture 22. Medieval Latin alchemy and astrology --
lecture 23. Medieval physics and earth sciences --
lecture 24. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
pt. III:
lecture 25. Renaissance natural magic --
lecture 26. Copernicus and Calendrical reform --
lecture 27. Renaissance technology --
lecture 28. Tycho, Kepler, and Galileo --
lecture 29. The new physics --
lecture 30. Voyages of discovery and natural history --
lecture 31. Mechanical philosophy and revived atomism --
lecture 32. Mechanism and vitalism --
lecture 33. Seventeenth-century chemistry --
lecture 34. The force of Isaac Newton --
lecture 35. The rise of scientific societies --
lecture 36. How science develops.
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