subbarayappa (23 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. From the Preface: The history of modern science is not merely a chronological narrative of scientific ideas, their turns, trends and inventors but also a record of the scientific methodology, theoretical and experimental, that has shaped them into a veritable knowledge-system. The origins of modern science and its methodology can be traced to the new mood (15th-16th cent.) which emerged in Europe, when the ancient speculative ideas about matter, motion, space and time began to be questioned; and the new concepts with their mathematical-physical approach laid a solid foundation for understanding the natural phenomena, both celestial and terrestrial. Over the past five centuries, modern science has made remarkable progress and earned the distinction of being the greatest intellectual enterprise of mankind today. Significantly, this new knowledge-system which has the appellation of Modern Science, has been unique in the sense that, unlike the other knowledge-systems, it has transcended the constraining barriers of region, religion, race, color and creed. Its applications, which are generally known as technology, have been enormously beneficial to the enrichment of our material life in a manner that no other knowledge-system has been capable of accomplishing it so far. The advent of the methodology-oriented modern science was not in the nature of a bolt from the blue. It had before it a broad spectrum of knowledge relating to astronomy, mathematics, medicine, and the physical and biological world, generated and fostered over the millennia by ancient cultures-Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Indian, Chinese, Greek and Islamic-each in its own way. Generally called the traditional sciences, their approach to the natural phenomena was influenced in one form or the other by the religio-philosophical ideas and practices as well as the cultural compulsions. For this reason and also because of the perceptible characteristics by which the traditional science of one region can be differentiated from that of the other, they are recognized by their geographical nomenclature like, Egyptian, Greek, Indian or Chinese astronomy, mathematics and medicine. Dr Baldev Raj, the dynamic and eminent Director of the National Institute for Advanced Studies and an eminent nuclear scientist who was very much interested in developing and offering courses for college- lecturers as well as several scientist-friends of mine who had read my earlier book titled: Modern Science: A Historical and Social Perspective, suggested, that I should try to prepare an educative, Resource-Book on history of science, which could help not only in charting out a course on history of science for the under- graduate-level students but also a book in the nature of a general reader on the history of scientific ideas from early times to the present. I have made an attempt to prepare one under the title: Landmarks in Science: A Historical Perspective, expanding, and modifying the material of the two chapters as well as some passages of the former book (the copyright of which rests with me as its author), and also adding new ideas and their exposition at several places. As the title indicates, this book, besides presenting briefly a profile of traditional sciences (with a little more details about Indian scientific heritage), provides a perspective on the major ideas of modem science, from the time of Renaissance in Science to the end of the twentieth century. It has confined itself to the ideas relating to physics, astronomy, chemistry, biology and geology, in a historical mould, like the other books on history of science normally do. However, the historically presented scientific ideas in its 14 Sections may be of help in developing a semester course for PU/ under- graduate students, with some additional inputs, wherever necessary, from the Faculty desirous of teaching history of science in their institutions. The importance of lectures with appropriate illustrations as teaching aids can h.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. General introduction/D.P. Chattopadhyaya. A perspective/B.V. Subbarayappa. 1. Vedic medicine: some aspects/Mira Roy. 2. Foundational ideas of Ayurveda/B.G. Gopinath. 3. The concept of Sarira ( human body)/I.P. Singh. 4. Kayacikitsa (internal medicine)/R.H. Singh. 5. Surgery in ancient India: its evolution and progress/N.K. Pattanshetty. 6. Salakyatantra: diseases of Supra-clavicular parts/Manjusha Rajagopal. 7. Kaumarabhrtya (obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology and paediatrics)/P.V. Tewari. 8. Rasayana and Vajikarana (rejuvenation and virilization)/ Jayaprakash Narayan. 9. Rasasastra: its principles and medicinal aspects/ Damodar Joshi. 10. Unani medicine in India: its origin and fundamental concepts/Syed Zillur Rahman. 11. Unani medicine: hakims and their treatises/Altaf Ahmed Azmi. 12. Indian Hakims: their role in the medical care of India/Syed Zillur Rahman. 13. Siddha medicine/B.V. Subbarayappa. 14. Yoga: its nuances and total health/R.K. Pandey. 15. Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha systems: an overview and their present status/S.K. Mishra. 16. The spread of Ayurveda outside India/Rangesh Paramesh. 17. Indigenous pharmaceuticals: the articulation of modernity and tradition in India/ Maarten Bode. 18. The interaction of Indian medicine and modern medicine ( colonial period)/Tom Patterson. 19. Folk medicine in India/Sathyanarayana Bhat. 20. Plant science/S. Sundara Rajan. 21. Animal science and tradition/M.K. Sridhar. 22. The Rgvedic soma plant/Rajesh Kochhar. General bibliography. Index. "The volumes of the Project on the History of 787 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Dedication. Preface. Acknowledgements. Transliteration. Abbreviations. General editor and author. General introduction. 1. Tradition of astronomy in India an overview. 2. Naksatra s. 3. Planetary and other computations. 4. Eclipses. 5. Instruments. 6. Pancanga. 7. Astronomy and astrology an interaction. 8. Astronomy Vrata s (Observances) and festivals. 9. On the transmissions. Appendices i. On the transmission of Islamic astronomy to medieval India/S.M. Razaullah Ansari. ii. Ghulam Husain Jaunpuri and his Zij i Bahadurkhani/S.M. Razaullah Ansari. iii. Development of Zij literature in India/S.A. Khan Ghori. iv. Planetary models in Indian and Greek astronomical traditions/M.S. Sriram. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The volumes of the Project of History of Science Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization aim to discover the central aspects of India's heritage and present them in an interrelated manner. In spite of their unitary look these volumes recognize the difference between the areas of material civilization and those of ideational culture. The project is not being executed by a single group of thinkers methodologically uniform or ideologically identical in their commitments. Rather contributions are made by different scholars of diverse ideological persuasions and methodological approaches. The project is marked by what may be called methodological pluralism. In spite of its primarily historical character this project both in its conceptualization and execution has been shaped by scholars drawn from different disciplines. It is the first time that an endeavour of such unique and comprehensive character has been undertaken to study critically a major world civilization. This volume endeavours to present the perceptible facets of the tradition of astronomy in India the torch bearers of this tradition and their texts main characteristics of Indian astronomy scientific approach to the phenomenon of eclipse pancanga and its social dimensions including the vrata s festivals and other observances origin of astrological ideas their seeming links with astronomy and certain contradictions extensive computations concerning planetary revolutions in a huge cyclic period mean as well as true positions of planets and associated mathematical aspects. In order to have the narrative undisturbed the related mathematical astronomy has been given in the appendices. Computations apart Indian astronomers were keen observers of the motions of celestial bodies and used several instruments and this aspect has been dealt with appropriately. The question of transmission in the early centuries before and after the Christian Era vis a vis the originality and endogenous developments of Indian astronomy has been addressed in an objective manner. Since Islamic astronomy has also fostered its tradition in India for over 500 years three articles on this have been reproduced in this appendices. Indian astronomical texts are noted for their mathematical astronomical scientific terminology which was so standardized that it enabled astronomers (who were separated both in time and space) to articulate and promote this tradition over the centuries as evidenced by the extensive glossary to technical terms given at the end. It is hoped that this volume probably the first of is kind inasmuch as it sheds light on both the scientific and the long tradition of Indian astronomy will be found useful by scholars and general readers alike. 510 pp.

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4°, Pp. 2, OU. XXVI, 381 S., graph. Darst., Illustr. Kt., (History of science, philosophy and culture in Indian civilization, Vol. IV, 1) Wegen der EPR-Bestimmungen liefern wir nicht nach Bulgarien, Dänemark, Estland, Griechenland, Irland, Litauen, Luxemburg, Malta, Kroatien, Polen, Portugal, Rumänien, Schweden, Slowakei, Slowenien und Ungarn. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1406.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. xvii, 689 p. illus. (part col.), maps. 26 cm. ; LCCN: 72-905865 ; LC: Q127.I4; Dewey: 509/.54 ; OCLC: 693659 ; beige cloth ; no dustjacket ; ex-lib, stamps, label, date due, pocket ; Contents: Survey of source materials -- Astronomy -- Mathematics -- Medicine -- Chemical practices and alchemy -- Agriculture -- Botany -- Zoology -- The physical world : views and concepts -- Western science in India up to the end of the nineteenth century AD -- Resume. ; FINE. Book.

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