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Sept. 24, 1901 Chicago Ills. U.S.A.– 6026 Monroe Ave. Chicago University – William R. Harper, President Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics – School of Education Mr. H. Poincaré, Paris France My dear Sir: You have perhaps noticed in Professor André’s book entitled _“Traité d’astronomie stellaire”_ Vol II p. 303 that my discussions of β Lyrae and U Pegasi both seem to point to a concrete confirmation of your excellent work on rotating liquids. I am now curious to see if by (...) computing light curves based upon any of your other theoretical forms—perhaps the apiodal—I may be able to represent the light curves of any other variables. To this end I write to inquire whether you can put into my hands a copy of the paper containing your discussion, or discussions, of your various forms of rotating liquid masses in equilibrium. If you can do so, you will greatly oblige me and help me, perhaps, to accomplish something which may be of interest to you as furnishing tangible proof of the existence in th... (shrink)

Thomas Bénatouïl -« "Vie pratique", histoire de la sagesse et polémique philosophique chez Dicéarque », Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie, vol. 98-4, 2016, p. 373-394. -« La libre recherche de la vérité. La Nouvelle Académie à la lumière de la digression du Théétète », in P. Galand, E. Malaspina, Vérité et apparence Mélanges en l’honneur de Carlos Lévy, offert par ses amis et ses disciples, Turnhout, Brepols, 2016, p. 151-164. -« Pythagore chez Dicéarque : anecdotes biographiques e...

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Fabio Acerbi- « Euclid’s Pseudaria », Archive for History of Exact Sciences 62 (2008), pp. 511-551. - « Conjunction and Disjunction in Euclid’s Elements », Histoire, Épistémologie, Langage, 30, 2008, pp., 21-47. - Entrées : « Apollonius of Perga », « Archimedes », « Damianus of Larissa », « Hero of Alexandria », « Hypatia », in : N. Koertge (ed.), New Dictionary of Scientific Biography, Detroit, Ch. Scribner's Sons, 2008, vol. I, pp. 83-85 ; 85-91 ; 233-234 ; 283-286 (...) ; 435-437. - « The meanin.. (shrink)

Magali Année “Plato's Sound Language against the Harm done to Language”, The Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence, vol. V, Issue 2, 2021. « “Je (ne) dirai (pas)” : D’Oukalégôn à ἀλέγω : penser l’apotropaïsme linguistique en Grèce ancienne », L’Homme 237, 2021, p. 75-108. Marc Baratin Priscien, Grammaire, livres XI, XII, XIII – Les hybrides (participe et pronom). Texte latin, traduction introduite et annotée, Groupe Ars Grammatica éd., Paris, Vrin, 2020, 345 p. « Où en est la traduc...

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No Moonlight in My Cup: Sinitic Poetry from the Japanese Court, Eighth to the Twelfth Centuries. Edited and translated by Judith N. Rabinovitch and Timothy R. BradstocK. East Asian Comparative Literature and Culture, vol. 10. Leiden: Brill, 2019. Pp. xxvi + 474. $232.

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I deny that the world is fundamentally causal, deriving the skepticism on non-Humean grounds from our enduring failures to find a contingent, universal principle of causality that holds true of our science. I explain the prevalence and fertility of causal notions in science by arguing that a causal character for many sciences can be recovered, when they are restricted to appropriately hospitable domains. There they conform to loose and varying collections of causal notions that form folk sciences of causation. This (...) recovery of causation exploits the same generative power of reduction relations that allows us to recover gravity as a force from Einstein's general relativity and heat as a conserved fluid, the caloric, from modern thermal physics, when each theory is restricted to appropriate domains. Causes are real in science to the same degree as caloric and gravitational forces. (shrink)

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