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  • Thus Spoke Galileo: The great scientist's ideas and their relevance to the present day

    Thus Spoke Galileo by Frova, Andrea; Marenzana, Mariapiera;

    The great scientist's ideas and their relevance to the present day

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    • Kiadó OUP Oxford
    • Megjelenés dátuma 2011. április 7.

    • ISBN 9780199606825
    • Kötéstípus Puhakötés
    • Terjedelem512 oldal
    • Méret 215x142x23 mm
    • Súly 714 g
    • Nyelv angol
    • Illusztrációk 62 line drawings and 15 halftones
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    Presentation of the most important discoveries by Galileo Galilei, endorsed by his own lively writings. Includes simple explanations for the general reader, comparative discussions about state of knowledge in Galileo's time and in today's understanding, as well as major public and private events in Galileo's life.

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    You might know what is said about Galileo, but not many people know what Galileo himself actually said. His elusive and often misquoted discourse has resulted, over the years, in slurs against his name and reputation as a scientist. Let him speak then, so that he can bring to everyone's attention his message of reason, of intellectual honesty, and of free thinking. A message that, more than ever, is of great relevance in the rampant irrationality of the new millennium.
    The exposition begins with a blunt 'self-portrait'. A 'forgery' of course, based mainly on extracts from Galileo's writings and private letters; something he would never have dared, nor been allowed, to write for the public. The selection of writings offered includes many of the subjects that were closest to Galileo's heart and mind with lively commentary from both the literary, scientific, and historical viewpoints. For those who want to know the mathematics behind Galileo's theories, each chapter closes with a separate self contained summary.
    Thus Spoke Galileo will allow the reader to appreciate the work and the writing-style of a great scientist and author who had a tremendous influence on the modern world.

    This book lets [Galileo] speak, conveying his message of reason, intellectual honesty and free thinking, which is of great relevance today.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Preface
    Persisting misconceptions - A test
    Part I: Introduction
    Posthumous self-portrait of Galileo Galilei, philosopher
    The origin of nerves
    Part II: Revolutionary Motions
    Almost free fall
    Life aboard ship
    Towers arrows cannons and birds
    Part III: The Pendulum and Music
    The divine harmonies
    Part IV: The Starry Sky above Us
    The crystal moon
    In the moonlight
    Part V: The Spinning Earth
    An ingenious wrong theory
    The seized atmosphere
    Stand still, ever moving sun
    Part VI
    Infinite finite infinitesimal
    Down the slope
    Part VII
    Archimedes and the weight of air
    Wax balls and dew drops
    Machines large and small
    Part VIII
    In horror at a vacuum
    The obscure labyrinth of the senses
    As fast as light
    Part IX: All that Glitters ...
    Quarrels among scientists
    The scientist and the cicada
    Epilogue
    Conviction and abjuration

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