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The Formation of Competing Optical Traditions in Early and Late Antiquity,ial, under the name of Alhazen or Alhacen. Before his time three clearly distinguishable optical traditions existed in the Arab academic world whose theoretical foundations and ideas concerning even such fundamental questions as the very aim of optics were so vastly different that sometimes one gets