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The Earth Is Flat An Expos Of The Globularist Hoax Leo C Ferrari

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The Earth Is Flat An Expos Of The Globularist Hoax Leo C Ferrari
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Publisher: ISER Books
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 16.52 MB
Author: Leo C. Ferrari
ISBN: 9781894725590, 189472559X
Language: English
Year: 2019

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The Earth Is Flat An Expos Of The Globularist Hoax Leo C Ferrari by Leo C. Ferrari 9781894725590, 189472559X instant download after payment.

David Eso and Kay Burns edition of philosopher Leo Ferraris previously unpublished 1973 manuscript brings to light a long forgotten satirical work, which, in an age of fake news, possesses renewed relevance. The editors contextualize The Earth is Flat! for the reader with a scholarly introduction and a humorous Forewarning. Author, Leo Ferrari, draws on his extensive knowledge of classical thought and its key figures to present a history of ideas that is sometimes accurate, sometimes speculative. Speculative or alternative aspects of this history support his Flat Earth theme, as do a number of scientific experiments outlined, which the reader is encouraged to try. He traces the conflict between Globularist and Planoterrestrial beliefs from antiquity to his contemporary moment of the early 1970s, marked by space exploration. Later chapters chart the activities and philosophies of the Flat Earth Society of Canada, including Ferraris experience on the lecture circuit and in media platforms. The authors method is to blur the line between seriousness and humour and to show that intellectual work can also be good fun. He uses the idea of a spinning, spherical planet to symbolically represent the alienating effects of technological modernity.--

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