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245 00 Revolutions and continuity in Greek mathematics /|cedited 
       Michalis Sialaros. 
264  1 Berlin ;|aBoston :|bDe Gruyter,|c[2018] 
264  4 |c©2018 
300    1 online resource (x, 391 pages) :|billustrations. 
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490 1  Science, technology, and medicine in ancient cultures ;
       |vv. 8 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |tIntroduction: revolutions in Greek mathematics /
       |rSialaros, Michalis --|tCounter-revolutions in 
       mathematics /|rUnguru, Sabetai --|tDiophantus and 
       premodern algebra: new light on an old image /
       |rChristianidis, Jean --|tGeometer, in a landscape: 
       embodied mathematics in Hero's Dioptra /|rRoby, Courtney -
       -|tHow much does a theorem cost? /|rSialaros, Michalis --
       |tDiagrammatizing mathematics: some remarks on a 
       revolutionary aspect of ancient Greek mathematics /
       |rLattmann, Claas --|tComposition and removal of ratios in
       geometric and logistic texts from the Hellenistic to the 
       Byzantine period /|rAcerbi, Fabio --|tWhy did the Greeks 
       develop proportion theory? A conjecture /|rMendell, Henry 
       --|tRecursive knowledge procedures informing the design of
       the Parthenon : one instance of continuity between Greek 
       and near Eastern mathematical practices /|rLehman, Geoff /
       Weinman, Michael --|tDiophantus, al-Karajī, and quadratic 
       equations /|rOaks, Jeffrey A. --|tSubstantiae sunt sicut 
       numeri: Aristotle on the structure of numbers /|rGalluzzo,
       Gabriele --|tAxiomatization of mathematics and Plato's 
       conception of knowledge in the Meno and the Republic /
       |rKarasmanis, Vassilis --|tAnthyphairetic revolutions of 
       the Platonic ideas /|rNegrepontis, Stelios. 
520    This volume brings together a number of leading scholars 
       working in the field of ancient Greek mathematics to 
       present their latest research. In their respective area of
       specialization, all contributors offer stimulating 
       approaches to questions of historical and 
       historiographical 'revolutions' and 'continuity'. Taken 
       together, they provide a powerful lens for evaluating the 
       applicability of Thomas Kuhn's ideas on 'scientific 
       revolutions' to the discipline of ancient Greek 
       mathematics. Besides the latest historiographical studies 
       on 'geometrical algebra' and 'premodern algebra', the 
       reader will find here some papers which offer new insights
       into the controversial relationship between Greek and pre-
       Hellenic mathematical practices. Some other contributions 
       place emphasis on the other edge of the historical 
       spectrum, by exploring historical lines of 'continuity' 
       between ancient Greek, Byzantine and post-Hellenic 
       mathematics. The terminology employed by Greek 
       mathematicians, along with various non-textual and 
       material elements, is another topic which some of the 
       essays in the volume explore. Finally, the last three 
       articles focus on a traditionally rich source on ancient 
       Greek mathematics; namely the works of Plato and 
       Aristotle. 
546    In English. 
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