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Scientific Method In Ptolemys Harmonics 1st Edition Andrew Barker

Name: Scientific Method In Ptolemys Harmonics 1st Edition Andrew Barker
SKU: BELL-1133856
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Scientific Method In Ptolemys Harmonics 1st Edition Andrew Barker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.1 MB

Pages: 291

Author: Andrew Barker

ISBN: 9780511017902, 9780521553728, 0521553725, 0511017901

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

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Scientific Method In Ptolemys Harmonics 1st Edition Andrew Barker by Andrew Barker 9780511017902, 9780521553728, 0521553725, 0511017901 instant download after payment.

This book examines, for the first time, the scientific procedures devised by Ptolemy (second century AD) for investigating the structures underlying musical melody, a project that he conceived as closely related to astronomy. Ptolemy's account of his methods is unusually explicit, and he pursues them faithfully. By providing an analysis of Ptolemy's sophisticated theoretical apparatus, his strategies for integrating theory with observation, and his meticulous instructions for the design and conduct of experimental tests, the book offers historians of science a new starting-point for wider studies of ancient scientific method.