圖書標籤: 音樂 科學 數學 曆史 老師的書 科學史 PeterPesic
发表于2024-09-12
Music and the Making of Modern Science pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024
In the natural science of ancient Greece, music formed the meeting place between numbers and perception; for the next two millennia, Pesic tells us in Music and the Making of Modern Science, “liberal education” connected music with arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy within a fourfold study, the quadrivium. Peter Pesic argues provocatively that music has had a formative effect on the development of modern science—that music has been not just a charming accompaniment to thought but a conceptual force in its own right.
Pesic explores a series of episodes in which music influenced science, moments in which prior developments in music arguably affected subsequent aspects of natural science. He describes encounters between harmony and fifteenth-century cosmological controversies, between musical initiatives and irrational numbers, between vibrating bodies and the emergent electromagnetism. He offers lively accounts of how Newton applied the musical scale to define the colors in the spectrum; how Euler and others applied musical ideas to develop the wave theory of light; and how a harmonium prepared Max Planck to find a quantum theory that reengaged the mathematics of vibration. Taken together, these cases document the peculiar power of music—its autonomous force as a stream of experience, capable of stimulating insights different from those mediated by the verbal and the visual. An innovative e-book edition available for iOS devices will allow sound examples to be played by a touch and shows the score in a moving line, now available in the iTunes iBook store.
Peter Pesic is Tutor and Musician-in-Residence at St. John’s College, Santa Fe. He is the author of Labyrinth: A Search for the Hidden Meaning of Science; Seeing Double: Shared Identities in Physics, Philosophy, and Literature; Abel’s Proof: An Essay on the Sources and Meaning of Mathematical Unsolvability; and Sky in a Bottle, all published by the MIT Press.
命題是不錯的,看裝幀設計也是麵嚮市場並非自娛自樂或單純學術成果。但實現後不忍看,字體times,排版是新手吧,行寬、行距是要殺人,又是鑄塗紙,對眼睛和集中力是很大的摧殘,再加上行文作為通俗讀物不夠曉暢,單單一個序言讀起來就雲裏霧裏,但看瞭書名讀者又真不想錯過預想的內容,太糾結。很多時候一本書難度並非因閱讀力不濟或書內容本身難懂,而是完全歸咎於糟糕的設計和不讀書的排版者。糟糕的字體字號行寬行距和紙張選擇會讓閱讀如臨深淵,産生一種眩暈感。但迴過頭來說,這是結結實實一本理清曆史上音樂和科學關係的書。一切就從西方重新發現和認識古希臘哲學傢數學、幾何、音樂、天文和諧統一的思想開始。蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、畢德哥拉斯、波伊提烏、托勒密,和科學更直接關聯的亞裏士多德反而隻是重新發現和認識這種思想的媒介。
評分命題是不錯的,看裝幀設計也是麵嚮市場並非自娛自樂或單純學術成果。但實現後不忍看,字體times,排版是新手吧,行寬、行距是要殺人,又是鑄塗紙,對眼睛和集中力是很大的摧殘,再加上行文作為通俗讀物不夠曉暢,單單一個序言讀起來就雲裏霧裏,但看瞭書名讀者又真不想錯過預想的內容,太糾結。很多時候一本書難度並非因閱讀力不濟或書內容本身難懂,而是完全歸咎於糟糕的設計和不讀書的排版者。糟糕的字體字號行寬行距和紙張選擇會讓閱讀如臨深淵,産生一種眩暈感。但迴過頭來說,這是結結實實一本理清曆史上音樂和科學關係的書。一切就從西方重新發現和認識古希臘哲學傢數學、幾何、音樂、天文和諧統一的思想開始。蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、畢德哥拉斯、波伊提烏、托勒密,和科學更直接關聯的亞裏士多德反而隻是重新發現和認識這種思想的媒介。
評分命題是不錯的,看裝幀設計也是麵嚮市場並非自娛自樂或單純學術成果。但實現後不忍看,字體times,排版是新手吧,行寬、行距是要殺人,又是鑄塗紙,對眼睛和集中力是很大的摧殘,再加上行文作為通俗讀物不夠曉暢,單單一個序言讀起來就雲裏霧裏,但看瞭書名讀者又真不想錯過預想的內容,太糾結。很多時候一本書難度並非因閱讀力不濟或書內容本身難懂,而是完全歸咎於糟糕的設計和不讀書的排版者。糟糕的字體字號行寬行距和紙張選擇會讓閱讀如臨深淵,産生一種眩暈感。但迴過頭來說,這是結結實實一本理清曆史上音樂和科學關係的書。一切就從西方重新發現和認識古希臘哲學傢數學、幾何、音樂、天文和諧統一的思想開始。蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、畢德哥拉斯、波伊提烏、托勒密,和科學更直接關聯的亞裏士多德反而隻是重新發現和認識這種思想的媒介。
評分命題是不錯的,看裝幀設計也是麵嚮市場並非自娛自樂或單純學術成果。但實現後不忍看,字體times,排版是新手吧,行寬、行距是要殺人,又是鑄塗紙,對眼睛和集中力是很大的摧殘,再加上行文作為通俗讀物不夠曉暢,單單一個序言讀起來就雲裏霧裏,但看瞭書名讀者又真不想錯過預想的內容,太糾結。很多時候一本書難度並非因閱讀力不濟或書內容本身難懂,而是完全歸咎於糟糕的設計和不讀書的排版者。糟糕的字體字號行寬行距和紙張選擇會讓閱讀如臨深淵,産生一種眩暈感。但迴過頭來說,這是結結實實一本理清曆史上音樂和科學關係的書。一切就從西方重新發現和認識古希臘哲學傢數學、幾何、音樂、天文和諧統一的思想開始。蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、畢德哥拉斯、波伊提烏、托勒密,和科學更直接關聯的亞裏士多德反而隻是重新發現和認識這種思想的媒介。
評分命題是不錯的,看裝幀設計也是麵嚮市場並非自娛自樂或單純學術成果。但實現後不忍看,字體times,排版是新手吧,行寬、行距是要殺人,又是鑄塗紙,對眼睛和集中力是很大的摧殘,再加上行文作為通俗讀物不夠曉暢,單單一個序言讀起來就雲裏霧裏,但看瞭書名讀者又真不想錯過預想的內容,太糾結。很多時候一本書難度並非因閱讀力不濟或書內容本身難懂,而是完全歸咎於糟糕的設計和不讀書的排版者。糟糕的字體字號行寬行距和紙張選擇會讓閱讀如臨深淵,産生一種眩暈感。但迴過頭來說,這是結結實實一本理清曆史上音樂和科學關係的書。一切就從西方重新發現和認識古希臘哲學傢數學、幾何、音樂、天文和諧統一的思想開始。蘇格拉底、柏拉圖、畢德哥拉斯、波伊提烏、托勒密,和科學更直接關聯的亞裏士多德反而隻是重新發現和認識這種思想的媒介。
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Music and the Making of Modern Science pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2024