Titlebook: Memory in Historical Perspective; The Literature Befor Douglas J. Herrmann,Roger Chaffin Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988 Arist

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Plotinuse Emperor Gordian to the East. Gordian was murdered during the expedition, forcing Plotinus to escape to Antioch. From 244 until his death he taught philosophy and wrote about his philosophical system in the Enneads. Plotinus regarded himself as a follower of Plato, but the influences of several oth

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Augustineadition of the early church with the Platonist religious philosophy of the Graeco-Roman world to produce an original statement which provided the central themes of Christianity for the next thousand years. His search for truth and wisdom, recounted in the ., began at 18 and led him, through the stud

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Martianus Capella and music [the quadrium]. Widely used by medieval writers, Capella’s work is a composite of the handbooks available to him in Carthage (North Africa) during the twilight years of the Roman Empire. The text begins with an account of the marriage of Philology and Mercury, part of which is reprinted h

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Leonardo Da Vinci produced no cohesive body of written work, but left a collection of notebooks which were scattered after his death. These contain notes on many topics, as well as plans for machines and gadgets. Leonardo accepted the Neoplatonist position that the elements of natural bodies are geometric forms. Thi

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Montaignehical work, the ., is a series of elegant discussions that provided a statement of scepticism and set out the issues for seventeenth century philosophy. The . also provide an engaging self-portrait, including the self-deprecating description of memory failures reproduced below. Montaigne held that b

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Douglas J. Herrmann,Roger Chaffinty of Belgrade over many years. Nowadays, there are a lot of excellent Quantum Field Theory textbooks. Unfortunately, there is a shortage of Problem Books inthis?eld,oneoftheexceptionsbeingtheProblemBookofChengandLi[7]. The overlap between this Problem Book and [7] is very small, since the latter mo

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Douglas J. Herrmann,Roger Chaffinty of Belgrade over many years. Nowadays, there are a lot of excellent Quantum Field Theory textbooks. Unfortunately, there is a shortage of Problem Books inthis?eld,oneoftheexceptionsbeingtheProblemBookofChengandLi[7]. The overlap between this Problem Book and [7] is very small, since the latter mo

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Douglas J. Herrmann,Roger Chaffin canonical quantization of scalar, Dirac and electromagneticThis Problem Book is based on the exercises and lectures which I have given to undergraduate and graduate students of the Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade over many years. Nowadays, there are a lot of excellent Quantum Field Theor