Titlebook: Laboratories of Art; Alchemy and Art Tech Sven Dupré Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Alchemical and Artistic P

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Morgan Wesleyhis development is evident in environment-behavior research studies conducted in countries other than the United States. See Stokols and Altman (1987) for examples of such work in Australia, Japan, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United King­ dom, the former Soviet Union, and Latin and

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The Alchemical Art of Dyeing: The Fourfold Division of Alchemy and the Enochian Tradition,uestions by investigating the earliest Greek alchemical texts preserved both in Byzantine and in Syriac manuscripts. Already during the first centuries AD, in the Graeco-Roman Egypt it is possible to recognize some disagreement over the definition of alchemy and its expected outcomes. On the one han

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Artisanal Processes and Epistemological Debate in the Works of Leonardo Da Vinci and Vannoccio Birilves in traditional socio-cultural and professional definitions. Although it is anachronistic to speak of chemistry as a discipline, during the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries it is possible to outline an area of interest around the transformation processes of substances in which variou

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Artificial Interventions in the Natural Form of Things: Shared Metallogenetical Concepts of Goldsmistigation. Its interior is an artificial world assembled from different ores where the anonymous artist depicted Adam and Eve at the moment of the Fall, surrounded by contemporary miners hewing stone and digging for metal using various procedures. A typical . object of the sixteenth century, in whic

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Igne refutata: Thermal Analysis in the Laboratory Practices of John Dwight and Ehrenfried Walther vsubstantive evidence of direct knowledge transfer has been discovered. This paper endeavors to shift the focus from an externally driven developmental process and relocate the principal method of innovation within the experimental framework established by early modern chymistry. Evidence for the use