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La esgrima como ciencia matemática: el caso curioso de Luis Pacheco de Narváez
A partir del siglo XV, los representantes de las artes mecánicas adquieren una nueva seguridad en sí mismos y ya no desean que se les considere trabajadores manuales o artesanos.
Felix Kurt Ernst Schmelzer
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Looking up music in two ‘encyclopedias’ printed in 1501
Abstract A modern user of a printed encyclopedia expects to find concise entries on a wide range of subjects organised alphabetically for ease of reference. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries a number of scholarly texts of a particularly long and wide‐ranging character were essentially ‘encyclopedized’ through the provision of compendious subject
Tim Shephard, Charlotte Hancock
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Offering prosocial incentives on‐top: Do they sweeten the deal or poison the well?
Abstract Companies often rely on customer feedback to build and improve their business. Customers, in turn, are expected to (i) fill in customer feedback surveys (participation) and (ii) provide accurate responses (performance). To encourage active participation and ensure accurate responses, companies traditionally offer either self‐benefiting ...
Sven Beisecker, Christian Schlereth
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Mathématiques et langage poétique chez Gilberto Owen
On pense souvent que les mathématiques sont déconnectées du réel, mais plus encore de la poésie. Pourtant, mathématiques et poésie n’ont toujours pas été deux univers complètement étrangers. Ainsi, pour les Grecs, mathématiques et poésie faisaient partie
Belén Hernández Marzal
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“Homo est deus”: Reflections on Luther's Christology
Abstract In order to refresh scholarly discussions about Luther's Christology, his discourse on Christ is analyzed in the present article with reference to his humanist background and texts, where he attacks scholasticism, philosophy, and logic and seems to promote a new theological methodology and novel ways of speaking about Christ the man‐God.
Anna Vind
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Epistles of the Brethren of Purity. On Arithmetic and geometry
The significance of the epistles on a range of intellectual disciplines by the group of scholars known as the Brethren of Purity (Ikhwan al-Safa’) has been known for some time, although one might argue that their significance for a proper assessment of ...
Sajjad H. Rizvi
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A escola de Chartres e a tradicao do Quadrivium
A escola de Chartres foi um importante pólo do conhecimento no século XII. O pensamento chartriano ficou conhecido devido ao seu veio científico que procurou estudar as leis da natureza baseando-se nas scientiae rerum, isto é, no quadrivium.
Jorge Filipe Teixeira Lopes
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The voluminous Treatise of the four mathematical sciences of Georgios Pachymeres is the most renowned quadrivium produced in Byzantium. Among its specific features, historians of mathematics have pointed out, is the inclusion of Diophantus, besides ...
Megremi Athanasia, Christianidis Jean
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Apresentação: Currículo, Ortodoxia e Transgressão
Porquê uma edição que procura abordar o Currículo, tentando cruzá-lo com Ortodoxia e Transgressão, dois conceitos à primeira vista inconciliáveis? Apenas por mero prazer acadêmico em brincar com as palavras?
Jesus Maria Sousa
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The present study analyses Saint Augustine’s impact on the formation of school education based on the concept of seven general subjects called septem artes liberales which were taken from the late antiquity. It reflects Augustine’s less known writings on
Miroslava Trogová
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