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Springer, Dordrecht

2011

315, xvi Pages

ISBN 9789048197477

Analecta Husserliana
vol. 107

Astronomy and civilization in the new enlightenment

Passions of the skies

Edited by

Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, Attila Grandpierre

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-9748-4

Full citation:

Tymieniecka, A.-T. , Grandpierre, A. (eds) (2011). Astronomy and civilization in the new enlightenment: Passions of the skies, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Astronomy, science, philosophy flourishing in the new enlightenment

1-80

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Table of contents

v-vii

Acknowledgements

ix

The passions of the skies

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

xi-xvi

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The new enlightenment

Tymieniecka Anna-Teresa

3-17

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On the first principle of biology and the foundation of the universal science

Grandpierre Attila

19-36

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The relation between man and world

Köchler Hans

37-46

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Observers, freedom, and the cosmos

Kak Subhash

47-60

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The enchanting heavens

Clynes Frances

61-67

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The science of wholeness

Kafatos Menas

69-80

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Cosmos shaping world views

81-120

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Meridianae in Italy

Kálmán Béla

83-88

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The cosmological circumstances and results of the anno domini invention

Rothwangl Sepp

89-98

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Coming of age under the night sky

Cook Stephen

99-109

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Medieval roots of the modern cosmology

Maróth Miklós

111-117

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Is there any fundamental connection between man and the universe?

Lefebvre Vladimir

119-120

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Astronomy in the origins of culture

121-185

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Cultural impacts of astronomy

Iwaniszewski Stanislaw

123-128

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Triadic insights in astronomy, art and music

Cook Norman

129-135

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The social and spiritual impact of sky lore on prehistoric societies in Europe

Pásztor Emília

137-143

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Impact of astronomy in Nepalese civilization

Bhattarai Suresh

145-149

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Impact of stars on human culture

Raman Varadaraja Venkata

151-165

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The contribution of musical theory to an ancient Chinese concept of the universe

Williamson Alice

167-173

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Cosmopolis: how astronomy affects philosophies of human nature and religion

Murphy Nancey

175-185

Universe and life

187-246

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Mind in the quantum universe

Stapp Henry

189-198

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Why is the universe just right for life?

Davies Paul

199-209

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The compelling case for panspermia

Wickramasinghe Chandra

211-223

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Nanobionts and the size limit of life

Puskás László

225-228

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The Russian cosmism and the modern theory of complexity

Knyazeva Helena

229-235

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Astrobiology: from extremophiles in the solar system to extraterrestrial civilizations

Seckbach Joseph, Chela-Flores Julian

237-246

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The world of life, astronomy and the human spirit

247-304

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Astronomy and the soul

Campion Nicholas

249-257

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Rationality and wonder

Stoeger William

259-268

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Positive contribution of religion to cosmology

Ambrozy Marián

269-276

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Principle of greatest happiness

Martinás Katalin

277-282

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Astronomy: brightest and most fascinating shining path for mankind future

Minoo H, Bathaee S M T

283-288

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A theistic model of physical temporality

Stone Tony

289-295

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Humanity en route to the glorious unity of our universe

Soteropoulos Ion

297-304

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Name index

305-310

Subject index

311-315

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