Cambridge University Press по журналам "Arabic Sciences and Philosophy"
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 2010-03-01)The Persian philosopher Atīr al-Dīn al-Abharī (d. 1265), in his Revealing Thoughts, sketches out several different logics of propositions containing complex terms such as ‘writing man’. I will outline his results and the ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1992-09-01)The classical theory of errors can be divided into stochastic and determinate parts, or branches. The birth of the first of therse became inevitable after Bradley's idea of cultivating astronomy and natural science in ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1993-03-01)How do the heavenly bodies physically affect the sublunary world? On this topic, the few fragmentary statements by Aristotle were refined and expanded by his Greek commentator Alexander of Aphrodisias. In the Kindī-circle, ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1994-03-01)In this paper, are included new data about three treatises ascribed in Arabic to Alexander of Aphrodisias. These treatises were thought to have no Greek correspondent. The author shows that one of them, (D.8a), is an adapted ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1997-09-01)We have attempted in this article to describe the content of al-Khayyām's 11th century Arabic commentary on Book V of Euclid's Elements, and have translated into English what we thought were its most important passages. ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1993-03-01)Al-Kindī's Forty Chapters was one of the most influential astrological texts in the Middle Ages in the Arabic and Latin-reading world. Yet it has never been studied by modern scholars and has not even been properly identified ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1993-03-01)The author examines the relationship between mathematics and philosophy in the works of al-Kindī, and suggests that the real character of his contribution will become clear only when we restore to mathematics their proper ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1993-03-01)Al-Kindī's views concerning time are dispersed in different places in his works, but they are to be found principally in his On First Philosophy and De quinque essentiis (Sermo de tempore). Yes, he does follow Aristotle, ...
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(Cambridge University Press. Cambridge, UK, 1999-03-01)Al-Qūhī, mathematician of the 10th century, examines critically two arguments in the 6th book of the Aristotelian Physics. This critic does not follow the method of the philosophers, with doctrinal amendments, but with a ...
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