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Beschreibung: | Literaturverzeichnis Seite 343-358. - Index Introduction: The Blue Marble 1 Babylon: The four quarters of the Earth 2 Egypt: The black loam and the red sand 3 Persia: Order and Deceit 4 Archaic Greece: The Shield of Achilles 5 The Origins of Greek Thought: Equally distant from all extremes 6 The Presocratics and Socrates: Floating on air 7 Plato: Flat or round, whichever is better 8 Aristotle: Necessarily spherical 9 Greek Debate on the Shape of the World: Either round or triangular or some other shape 10 Romans on the Globe: The circle of the world 11 India: The mountain at the North Pole 12 The Sassanian Persians: Good thoughts, good words, good deeds 13 Early Judaism: From the ends of the Earth 14 Christianity: All things established by divine command 15 Islam: The Earth laid out like a carpet 16 Later Judaism: The wise men of the nations have defeated the wise men of Israel 17 Europe in the Early Middle Ages: Equally round in all directions 18 High Medieval Views of the World: The Earth has the shape of a globe 19 Columbus and Copernicus: New worlds will be found 20 China: The heavens are round and the Earth is square 21 China and the West: Like the yoke in a hen s egg 22 The Globe Goes Global: At the round Earth s imagined corners 23 Today: There s nothing particularly exciting about a round world AfterwordReferencesBibliographyAcknowledgementsPhoto AcknowledgementsIndex |
Beschreibung: | 376 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten (teilweise farbig) 22 cm |
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adam_text | CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION:
THE BLUE
MARBLE
7
1 BABYLON: THE
FOUR
QUARTERS
OF
THE
EARTH
13
2
EGYPT:
THE BLACK LOAM
AND
THE
RED SAND
24
3 PERSIA: ORDER
AND
DECEIT
31
4 ARCHAIC GREECE: THE SHIELD
OF
ACHILLES
40
5 THE ORIGINS
OF
GREEK THOUGHT: EQUALLY
DISTANT
FROM
ALL EXTREMES 46
6
THE PRESOCRATICS
AND
SOCRATES:
FLOATING
ON AIR 56
7 PLATO: FLAT
OR ROUND, WHICHEVER
IS
BETTER
66
8 ARISTOTLE: NECESSARILY
SPHERICAL
8O
9 GREEK DEBATE
ON
THE
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORLD: EITHER
ROUND OR
TRIANGULAR
OR SOME
OTHER SHAPE 96
10
ROMANS
ON
THE
GLOBE: THE
CIRCLE OF
THE
WORLD 113
11 INDIA: THE
MOUNTAIN
AT
THE
NORTH POLE
124
12
THE
SASSANIAN PERSIANS:
GOOD
THOUGHTS,
GOOD
WORDS, GOOD
DEEDS
137
13 EARLY JUDAISM:
FROM
THE
ENDS
OF
THE
EARTH
146
14
CHRISTIANITY:
ALL
THINGS
ESTABLISHED
BY
DIVINE
COMMAND
155
$
BIIOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
HLUENCHE A
15 ISLAM: THE EARTH
LAID
OUT
LIKE
A CARPET 178
16
LATER JUDAISM: THE
WISE
MEN OF
THE
NATIONS
HAVE
DEFEATED
THE
WISE MEN OF
ISRAEL
194
17 EUROPE
IN THE
EARLY MIDDLE AGES: EQUALLY
ROUND
IN
ALL
DIRECTIONS
202
18 HIGH MEDIEVAL VIEWS
OF
THE
WORLD: THE EARTH
HAS
THE
SHAPE OF A GLOBE 216
19 COLUMBUS
AND
COPERNICUS: NEW
WORLDS
WILL
BE FOUND
233
20 CHINA: THE
HEAVENS
ARE ROUND AND
THE
EARTH
IS
SQUARE 248
21 CHINA
AND
THE
WEST: LIKE
THE
YOLK
IN
A
HEN S
EGG 266
22
THE GLOBE GOES GLOBAL: AT
THE
ROUND
EARTH S
IMAGINED
CORNERS 279
23 TODAY: THERE S
NOTHING PARTICULARLY EXCITING
ABOUT A ROUND
WORLD
294
AFTERWORD
308
REFERENCES
313
BIBLIOGRAPHY 343
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 359
PHOTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
361
INDEX 363
|
adam_txt |
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION:
'THE BLUE
MARBLE'
7
1 BABYLON: 'THE
FOUR
QUARTERS
OF
THE
EARTH'
13
2
EGYPT:
'THE BLACK LOAM
AND
THE
RED SAND'
24
3 PERSIA: 'ORDER
AND
DECEIT'
31
4 ARCHAIC GREECE: 'THE SHIELD
OF
ACHILLES'
40
5 THE ORIGINS
OF
GREEK THOUGHT: 'EQUALLY
DISTANT
FROM
ALL EXTREMES' 46
6
THE PRESOCRATICS
AND
SOCRATES:
'FLOATING
ON AIR' 56
7 PLATO: 'FLAT
OR ROUND, WHICHEVER
IS
BETTER'
66
8 ARISTOTLE: 'NECESSARILY
SPHERICAL'
8O
9 GREEK DEBATE
ON
THE
SHAPE
OF
THE
WORLD: 'EITHER
ROUND OR
TRIANGULAR
OR SOME
OTHER SHAPE' 96
10
ROMANS
ON
THE
GLOBE: 'THE
CIRCLE OF
THE
WORLD' 113
11 INDIA: 'THE
MOUNTAIN
AT
THE
NORTH POLE'
124
12
THE
SASSANIAN PERSIANS:
'GOOD
THOUGHTS,
GOOD
WORDS, GOOD
DEEDS'
137
13 EARLY JUDAISM:
'FROM
THE
ENDS
OF
THE
EARTH'
146
14
CHRISTIANITY:
'ALL
THINGS
ESTABLISHED
BY
DIVINE
COMMAND'
155
$
BIIOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
HLUENCHE'A
15 ISLAM: 'THE EARTH
LAID
OUT
LIKE
A CARPET' 178
16
LATER JUDAISM: 'THE
WISE
MEN OF
THE
NATIONS
HAVE
DEFEATED
THE
WISE MEN OF
ISRAEL'
194
17 EUROPE
IN THE
EARLY MIDDLE AGES: 'EQUALLY
ROUND
IN
ALL
DIRECTIONS'
202
18 HIGH MEDIEVAL VIEWS
OF
THE
WORLD: 'THE EARTH
HAS
THE
SHAPE OF A GLOBE' 216
19 COLUMBUS
AND
COPERNICUS: 'NEW
WORLDS
WILL
BE FOUND'
233
20 CHINA: 'THE
HEAVENS
ARE ROUND AND
THE
EARTH
IS
SQUARE' 248
21 CHINA
AND
THE
WEST: 'LIKE
THE
YOLK
IN
A
HEN'S
EGG' 266
22
THE GLOBE GOES GLOBAL: 'AT
THE
ROUND
EARTH'S
IMAGINED
CORNERS' 279
23 TODAY: 'THERE'S
NOTHING PARTICULARLY EXCITING
ABOUT A ROUND
WORLD'
294
AFTERWORD
308
REFERENCES
313
BIBLIOGRAPHY 343
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 359
PHOTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
361
INDEX 363 |
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