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1 online resource |
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Scientific instruments and collections ; volume 7 |
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Intro; Contents; Preface; Figures and Tables; Contributors; Chapter 1 A Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Compendium ofAstronomical Instruments Seydi Ali's Mirʼat-ı Kâinat; Chapter 2 Eastern and Western Instruments in Osman Efendi's Hadiyyat al-Muhtadī (The Gift of the Convert), 1779; Chapter 3 Treatises on Pergar-ı Nisbe (the Sector) in Manuscript Collections in Turkey; Chapter 4 Measuring Altitudes with an Alla Franca Instrument The Ottoman Engineer Feyzi's Treatise on the Portable Sextant; Chapter 5 How Did the Turketum (or Torquetum) Get Its Name? |
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Chapter 6 A Mingling of Traditions Aspects of Dialling in IslamChapter 7 Kāshānī's Equatorium Employing Different Plates for Determining Planetary Longitudes; Chapter 8 The Introduction of the Telescope into Iran before the Nineteenth Century; Chapter 9 Hugo Masing's Golitsyn-Vilip Seismographs From Tartu to Five Continents; Chapter 10 Instruments and Laboratories in the Schools of the Greek Community of Istanbul, 1850-1960; Chapter 11 From the Ottoman Empire to Canada George Petrovic's Metrological Instruments in the Canada Science and Technology Museum |
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Chapter 12 Instruments of Knowledge and Power in a Colonial Context Scientific Instruments during the French Occupation of Egypt, 1798-1801Chapter 13 The Magic Lantern as an Ambassador betweenCultures and Religions Imrich Emanuel Roth and the First Dissolving View Shows in the OttomanEmpire, 1845-1846; Chapter 14 Scientific Instrument Retailers in Istanbul in the Nineteenth Century, and Verdoux's Optical Shop; Index |
| Summary |
"Scientific Instruments between East and West is a collection of essays on aspects of the transmission of knowledge about scientific instruments and the trade in such instruments between the Eastern and Western worlds, particularly from Europe to the Ottoman Empire. The contributors, from a variety of countries, draw on original Arabic and Ottoman Turkish manuscripts and other archival sources and publications dating from the fifteenth to the twentieth centuries not previously studied for their relevance to the history of scientific instruments. This little-studied topic in the history of science was the subject of the 35th Scientific Instrument Symposium held in Istanbul in September 2016, where the original versions of these essays were delivered"-- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed |
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Scientific apparatus and instruments -- History -- Congresses
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Scientific apparatus and instruments -- Europe -- History -- Congresses
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Science -- Europe -- History -- Congresses
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Science -- History -- Congresses
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Science.
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Science
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Turkey
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science (modern discipline)
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Science
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Scientific apparatus and instruments
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Turkey -- History -- Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918 -- Congresses
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Europe
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Turkey
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| Genre/Form |
Conference papers and proceedings
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History
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Brown, Neil (Christopher Neil), editor.
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Ackermann, Silke, editor.
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Günergun, Feza, editor.
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Scientific Instrument Symposium (35th : 2016 : Istanbul, Turkey)
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| LC no. |
2019032845 |
| ISBN |
9789004412835 |
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9004412832 |
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9789004412842 |
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9004412840 |
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