Titlebook: Asia, Europe, and the Emergence of Modern Science; Knowledge Crossing B Arun Bala Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Americ

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Springer Monographs in Mathematicsn methods and infinite series derivations for n and of certain trigonometric functions such as sin ., cos ., and tan.. (the so-called Gregory series) were already known about 250 years earlier in Kerala, South India. In recent years there has been some acknowledgment of this fact. But such acknowledgments are quite rare..

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Introductionlogy of science. This has been noted by Mark Elvin in his introduction to the 2004 volume of the series . in which Needham lays out his final conclusions and reflections on his monumental work. Elvin writes:

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Time Atomism and Ash‘Arite Origins for Cartesian Occasionalism Revisitedly and socially conditioned trends of thought—for which constraining and conditioned trends of thought I coin the term “epistemic vectors”—and opportunistically availing themselves of kindred views from other traditions.

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A Passage to Infinity: The Contribution of Kerala to Modern Mathematicsnd the development and application of infinite series techniques. These two streams of discovery reinforced each other in their simultaneous development with each serving to extend the range and application of the other. According to existing literature, the calculus that resulted were invented inde

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Copernicus, Arabic Science, and the Scientific (R)evolutioningdom—was not an original, revolutionary scholar. They claim that he simply applied the best methods and results achieved by ancient Hellenic and Hellenistic science, and Medieval Arabic science (from both the Eastern and the Western traditions) in his works, but did not add, in principle, any new

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Time Atomism and Ash‘Arite Origins for Cartesian Occasionalism Revisitedishing a direct influence. Arun Bala and George Gheverghese Joseph have termed this “the transmission problem.”. One can establish a precedence, as well as a strong probability that an influence occurred, without being able to find concrete evidence for it. In the face of this difficulty (which appe