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Andrea Pinotti to modern times.Includes helpful pedagogical elements such Overview The objective of this book is to provide an introduction into some of the key topics in the history of computing. The computing eld is a vast area and a truly comp- hensive account of its history would require several volumes. The

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Gediminas Karoblis to modern times.Includes helpful pedagogical elements such Overview The objective of this book is to provide an introduction into some of the key topics in the history of computing. The computing eld is a vast area and a truly comp- hensive account of its history would require several volumes. The

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Andrea Pinottiart of a computer that processes the program instructions) onto a single integrated circuit and places a vast amount of processing power in a tiny space..Intel’s invention of the microprocessor in 1971 was a revolution in computing, and it placed the power of a computer on a tiny chip. It was initia

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M?d?lina Diaconuks, Romans, and the Islamic world. The Babylonian civilization flourished in Mesopotamia (in modern Iraq) from about 2000?BC until about 300?BC, and they made important contributions to mathematics. The Egyptian civilization developed along the Nile from about 4000?BC, and their knowledge of mathema

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Aesthetic Experience,Taste is the faculty for judging an object or a kind of representation through a satisfaction or dissatisfaction without any interest. The object of such a satisfaction is called beautiful” (Kant, 2000: 96). According to Kant, in matters of knowledge, it is the object that is primarily at stake; in

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Aisthesis,eflects the complexity of the concept. Early modern empiricist theory of knowledge considered . primarily from the point of view of the epistemological function of .. As such, it also became established as a theme for sensuously oriented psychology. Phenomenology refers back to these different signi