Titlebook: Jesuit Contribution to Science; A History Agustín Udías Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 History of Seismology.

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Four Great Modern Scientists,rst classification of the spectra of stars, still in use. He proposed an interesting unification of all physical forces. Perry in Stonyhurst studied solar activity and its influence in the earth magnetic field. He participated as leader in several scientific expeditions to observe solar eclipses and

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Epilogue: The Jesuit Scientific Tradition,tolic spirituality”, what is called “Jesuit ideology” and the influence of historical factors. Apologetics may have also played a role at some time, but finally it has to be explained by Ignatian spirituality. Its core can be found at Saint Ignatius recommendation of “finding God in all things” and

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Book 2015, James B. Macelwane and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. From their founding to the present, Jesuits have trodden an uncommon path to the frontiers where the Christian message is not yet known. Jesuits’ work in science is also an interesting chapter in the general problem of the relation between science

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Agustín Udíasg festival dynamics and cultural identity. Language proficiency emerges as a significant marker of immigration history, illustrating generational disparities within Turkish immigrant communities in Germany. Quantitative surveys have revealed nuances overlooked in participatory observations, highligh

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Agustín Udíasitten in the festivals’ booklets with a particular focus on three key narrative elements: the central theme of the film, the primary character, and the location of the main conflict. The rationale behind choosing these three points is that discussing the film themes provides insights into a festival

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Agustín Udíasific Revolution as the source of an approach to nature which produced environmental disaster; that is to say, the mechanical philosophy is charged with condoning man’s rapacious exploitation of the earth’s natural resources.. This negative reassessment of mechanical science is grounded in a fundamen

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Agustín Udías that both traditions shared a common origin, i.e., divine revelation to Adam, Abraham, or Moses. Renaissance Christians, like Pico della Mirandola, Johannes Reuchlin, and Franciscus Georgius, looked to the Jewish mystical tradition in their attempts to rediscover the wisdom behind the Hebrew script