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Geometrical objects :architecture and the mathematical sciences 1400-1800
- 其他作者: Gerbino, Anthony,
- 出版:
- 稽核項: xiv, 318 pages :illustrations (some color), plans ;24 cm.
- 叢書名: Archimedes : new studies in the history and philosophy of science and technology,volume 38
- 標題: Structural analysis (Engineering) , Architecture, Renaissance Italian influences. , Italian influences. , MathematicsHistory. , Architecture , Architecture, Renaissance , Architecture Mathematics -- History.
- ISBN: 3319059971 , 9783319059976
- ISBN: 1385-0180 ;
- 附註: "This volume originated as a conference held at the Museum of the History of Science and at Worcester College, Oxford, on 19-20 March 2007" -- Page v. Includes bibliographical references and index.
- 摘要: This volume explores the mathematical character of architectural practice in diverse pre- and early modern contexts. It takes an explicitly interdisciplinary approach, which unites scholarship in early modern architecture with recent work in the history of science, in particular, on the role of practice in the scientific revolution. As a contribution to architectural history, the volume contextualizes design and construction in terms of contemporary mathematical knowledge, attendant forms of mathematical practice, and relevant social distinctions between the mathematical professions. As a contribution to the history of science, the volume presents a series of micro-historical studies that highlight issues of process, materiality, and knowledge production in specific, situated, practical contexts. Our approach sees the designer's studio, the stone-yard, the drawing floor, and construction site not merely as places where the architectural object takes shape, but where mathematical knowledge itself is deployed, exchanged, and amplified among various participants in the building process.
- 系統號: 005264716
- 資料類型: 圖書
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This volume explores the mathematical character of architectural practice in diverse pre- and early modern contexts. It takes an explicitly interdisciplinary approach, which unites scholarship in early modern architecture with recent work in the history of science, in particular, on the role of practice in the “scientific revolution”. As a contribution to architectural history, the volume contextualizes design and construction in terms of contemporary mathematical knowledge, attendant forms of mathematical practice, and relevant social distinctions between the mathematical professions. As a contribution to the history of science, the volume presents a series of micro-historical studies that highlight issues of process, materiality, and knowledge production in specific, situated, practical contexts. Our approach sees the designer’s studio, the stone-yard, the drawing floor, and construction site not merely as places where the architectural object takes shape, but where mathematical knowledge itself is deployed, exchanged, and amplified among various participants in the building process.
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