Titlebook: Looking at it from Asia: the Processes that Shaped the Sources of History ofScience; Florence Bretelle-Establet Book 2010 Springer Science

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The Textual Form of Knowledge: Occult Miscellanies in Ancient and Medieval Chinese Manuscripts, Fourrevealing a cache of medieval paper manuscripts (scrolls and booklets) that had not been seen since the cave was sealed in the early eleventh century. The cave, numbered Cave 17 in modern Dunhuang studies, appears to have been a manuscript depository used by the local Buddhist establishment before b

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Sanskrit Scientific Libraries and Their Uses: Examples and Problems of the Early Modern Periodere required to brave arsenic, plague, and worst of all, corrosive, insuperable suspicion. The essay that follows is about how that came to be so; it is also about science, broadly defined; about texts and their study as an inalienable part of science and its history; and about gaining access to col

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Scientific Texts in Contest, 1600–1800ssence of a civilization. Others stress the selected nature of these texts, arguing that the formation of authoritative texts is a power process which serves the interests of the elite who control these texts. This debate warns historians to scrutinize how essential texts of a civilization are chose

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What Shaped Our Corpuses of Astral and Mathematical Cuneiform Texts?ly, the scholarly milieus in which the texts were first composed, the manner in which they were collected, or stored in antiquity, and the survivability of the materials upon which they were written all served to ensure that the texts that . have survived were very different to those that might have

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