The Art of Philosophy: Visualising Aristotle in Early 17th-Century Paris
By Susanna Berger In 1619, Martin Meurisse (1584–1644), a Franciscan professor of philosophy at the Grand Couvent des Cordeliers in Paris, became embroiled in a…
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“Let us Calculate!”: Leibniz, Llull, and the Computational Imagination
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Visions of Algae in Eighteenth-Century Botany
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“For the Sake of the Prospect”: Experiencing the World from Above in the Late 18th Century
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Procrastination
(…) It is a paradox, to some degree, but technologies, along with increasing the efficiency of individuals’ performance in all spheres of everyday life, at…
Plasma Physics Thesis
The following sample is only an excerpt that is meant to demonstrate the structure of a thesis and the writing involved. Annotations will accompany the examples. Title…
Naming the Unknown: Showing How Incomprehensible the Incomprehensible Is
Introduction The idea of infinity has been commonly associated with being troubling to the human psyche. Yet for me, the concept has been one of…
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