Peter Whitfield History Of Science 4 CD
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| Artist: | Peter Whitfield |
| Title: | Peter Whitfield History Of Science 4 CD |
| Released: | 01/04/2010 |
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| Format: | 4 CD |
| Barcode: | 9789626349939 |
| Catalogue number: | NAB499312.2 |
| SKU: | WA-15077271 |
| Condition: | BRAND NEW & SEALED |
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1.1 Part 1: The Ancient and Medieval World
1.2 Science in Ancient Civilisations
1.3 The Beginning of Recorded Science
1.4 The Greek Genius
1.5 Strange As Some of These Speculations Now Appear
1.6 Plato and Aristotle
1.7 The Second Giant of Greek Thought, Aristotle
1.8 Hellenistic Science - Medicine
1.9 Ptolemy
1.10 Roman Science
1.11 The Decline of Classical Learning
1.12 Islamic Science
1.13 One of the Most Impressive Applications of Geometry
1.14 Science in Medieval Christendom
1.15 Cause Was at the Heart of This Philosophy
2.1 Part 2: The Renaissance and the Scientific Revolution
2.2 The Practical Sciences
2.3 The Copernican Revolution
2.4 Looking First at the Movements of Mercury and Venus
2.5 The Scientific Revolution
2.6 Tycho Was a Danish Nobleman Who Used
2.7 At the Heart of All Keplers Study Lay the Problem
2.8 The Newtonian Synthesis
2.9 Other Aspects of the Scientific Revolution
2.10 As with Astronomy, Biology Was Revolutionised
2.11 Traditions of Science Outside Europe
2.12 If There Is One Characteristic of Non-Western
3.1 Part 3: The 19th Century - the Machine Age
3.2 The Dawn of Machine Power
3.3 But Another and More Practical Source of Power
3.4 Heat and Energy: Thermodynamics and Electricity
3.5 But Helmholtz Was Also a Biologist
3.6 Chemistry
3.7 However, Some Chemists Were Still Not Convinced
3.8 Astronomy
3.9 The Life Sciences: Geology and Palaeontology
3.10 The Darwinian Revolution
3.11 Human Biology
3.12 Medicine
3.13 Anthropology: The Science of Man
3.14 Conclusion: The 19th Century Achievement in Science
4.1 Part 4: The 20th Century - the New Labyrinth
4.2 The Mystery of the Atom
4.3 The Crucial Breakthrough in This Field
4.4 Why Was This Tiny Number So Important?
4.5 In One Sense the Core Subject-Matter of Chemistry
4.6 Einstein
4.7 From These Apparently Rarefied Ideas
4.8 The Revolution in Cosmology
4.9 Hubble Continued His Investigations
4.10 The Biological Sciences: Genetics
4.11 Population Geneticists of the 1920S
4.12 The Science of the Mind
4.13 Retrospect: Man and Nature
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