Titlebook: Astrobiology, History, and Society; Life Beyond Earth an Douglas A. Vakoch Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Astrobiology So

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Franz Josef Gruber,Rainer Joeckel to the discovery of either microbial or intelligent extraterrestrial life. The uncritical use of analogies to the ethnographic record of contact between societies and the discovery of extraterrestrial life has been, rightfully, the target of sharp criticism since the earliest days of the scientific

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Franz Josef Gruber,Rainer Joeckelined and theorized in order to assess the possible societal response to the detection of .. This chapter is based on the findings of research conducted over two years in the UK, which conceptualizes the extraterrestrial life hypothesis as a significant part of the general worldview, constantly shape

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Franz Josef Gruber,Rainer Joeckelotential effects of a detection of other life, or contact with it, upon humanity. It is no coincidence that this was a time of reckoning with the power of science and technology. The Cold War was settling in, space programs were beginning, and the technologies of war and those of discovery were then

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Douglas A. VakochPresents essays exploring the societal, anthropological, and religious dimensions of astrobiology and SETI.Offers a comprehensive overview of the extraterrestrial life debate from antiquity to the pre

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Astrobiology, History, and Society978-3-642-35983-5Series ISSN 1610-8957 Series E-ISSN 1613-1851

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The Extraterrestrial Life Debate from Antiquity to 1900ntury. Though schools of thought in antiquity differed on whether extraterrestrial life existed, by the Middle Ages, the Aristotelian worldview of a unified, finite cosmos without extraterrestrials was most influential, though there were such dissenters as Nicholas of Cusa. That would change as the

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