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Parametry przedmiotu
- Stan
- Bardzo dobry
- Uwagi sprzedawcy
- Type
- Architecture
- Subject Area
- Architecture
- Publication Name
- The Sun in the Church: Cathedrarls as Solar Observatories
- Features
- Dust Jacket, Illustrated
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
- Subject
- Architecture
- ISBN
- 9780674854338
- Book Title
- Sun In the Church : Cathedrals As Solar Observatories
- Item Length
- 10.1in
- Publisher
- Harvard University Press
- Publication Year
- 1999
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.2in
- Genre
- Architecture, Religion, Science, History
- Topic
- Europe / Western, Christianity / Catholic, Buildings / Religious, History, Astronomy, Religion & Science
- Item Width
- 7.2in
- Item Weight
- 35.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 374 Pages
O tym produkcie
Product Information
Between 1650 and 1750, four Catholic churches were the best solar observatories in the world. Built to fix an unquestionable date for Easter, they also housed instruments that threw light on the disputed geometry of the solar system, and so within sight of the alter, subverted church doctrine about the order of the universe.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Harvard University Press
ISBN-10
0674854330
ISBN-13
9780674854338
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1081530
Product Key Features
Book Title
Sun In the Church : Cathedrals As Solar Observatories
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Western, Christianity / Catholic, Buildings / Religious, History, Astronomy, Religion & Science
Publication Year
1999
Genre
Architecture, Religion, Science, History
Number of Pages
374 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
10.1in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
35.3 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Qb29.H33 1999
Reviews
The spectacle of the image of the sun projected on meridian lines in several of the great Italian cathedrals is captured in the beautiful color plates highlighting this book...This excellent book explains the difficulties posed by the inconvenient lengths of the lunar month and solar year, and discusses how observations of the solar image crossing a precisely aligned mark could solve the problem...The book is well written., The innumerate reader will learn much from Heilbron's book, and may come away with a different appreciation of the stars above us., The Sun in the Church: Cathedrals as Solar Observatories is a historical, well-documented, scholarly book concerned both with the use of churches in Italy during the 16th and 18th centuries to obtain observations of the sun for calendric and scientific purposes and with the relationship between the Church of Rome and the heliocentric views of many of the scientists of those times., Dr. Heilbron reveals the ubiquity of the solar observatories, which heretofore were little known among scholars. And he shows that the church was not necessarily seeking knowledge for knowledge's sake, a traditional aim of pure science. Rather, like many patrons, it wanted something practical in return for its investments: mainly the improvement of the calendar so church officials could more accurately establish the date of Easter., This book offers a different kind of travel guide for the 'mathematical tourist,' providing an itinerary of Italian cities and churches in which to find meridians, analemmas, armillary spheres and gnomons. These are good reminders of the role of the church in the history of science and testify to the fact that everything applied to the church, even the most apparently ornamental, served a didactic purpose., The historical perception of post-Renaissance Italian astronomy has become so over-charged with the Roman Catholic Church's condemnation of Galileo in 1633 that it is commonly assumed that no significant science took place south of the Alps until the 19th century. But, as John Heilbron's learned, elegant and finely phrased book reminds us, this was not the case...Though Heilbron supplies all the necessary geometry to demonstrate how the meridianae [(a solar measuring instrument)] were constructed and used within the great architectural masterpieces into which they were incorporated, his book is arranged and illustrated in such a way that non-mathematical persons can enjoy it., Heilbron chronicles the ironic relationship between astronomy and the Catholic Church as it seeks the means to determine [the date for Easter]. This is the story of politically astute astronomers and cardinals who have to reconcile church doctrine with Galileo's universe...The text is filled with fine detail and is richly illustrated. An erudite and scholarly work., He tells his story in rich detail, reconstructing characters and circumstances with ironic verve. His theme is the meridian lines (meridiane) laid down in the marble floors of cathedrals for quantifying the sun's annual motion...Heilbron's book is a treasure trove of fascinating information., In The Sun in the Church , historian John Heilbron argues convincingly that long-held interpretations [in astronomy] are too simplistic and must be revised...Heilbron tells an important story, one that is not so much neglected as unknown among historians of science. Even in histories of astronomy, there is usually only a passing reference to it., John Heilbron's book does tell a gripping story and with a splendid literary flair...By subtly inserting critical comments, the author evaluates the interactions of science in its gestation with the culture of those centuries and the repercussions that these interactions have has down to our own times. And so it becomes a story about people, and Heilbron tells it in a masterfully human way., A book both elegant and learned, exploring the installation of vast (but often easily overlooked) astronomical instruments in major churches by authorities sometimes thought, wrongly, to have opposed astronomical research., This excellent book adds a welcome complexity to the historiography of astronomy in the years after Galileo's abjuration allegedly brought Italian astronomy to its knees...Heilbron's book also reinterprets the relations of science and religion in the shadow of the Galileo affair. The novelty of his argument is neither that religion can stimulate astronomy...nor that ecclesiastical patronage encouraged learning...It is rather that the Church signally fertilized astronomy in an era when most historians portray the two as antagonists...[one] will appreciate the witty prose of the argument and the elegant design of this important book., [The] improbable tale [of an astrological instrument saving a church] is just one of the gems recovered by Heilbron in a book that lingers lovingly over these forgotten instruments. Once big science, now architectural curios not infrequently buried under flagstones and pews, gnomons (or meridian lines, as they are more properly called) lie at the luminous conjunction of mathematics, philosophy, architecture, astronomy and church politics. Dusted off in this idiosyncratic history of astronomy during the scientific revolution, they provide an occasion to revisit perennial questions about the relationship between science and religion, reason and faith...[Readers] will be surprised to discover what Heilbron shows: that the Catholic Church served as perhaps the largest patron of sophisticated astronomical research throughout the controversies over Copernicus and his sun-centered scheme., In The Sun in the Church, historian John Heilbron argues convincingly that long-held interpretations [in astronomy] are too simplistic and must be revised...Heilbron tells an important story, one that is not so much neglected as unknown among historians of science. Even in histories of astronomy, there is usually only a passing reference to it., Heilbron combines the history of astronomy, mathematics, architecture, patronage, and religion to tell a story that very much alters the common picture of the progress in astronomy in the early modern period and the place of the Catholic Church in that history. The story is well told, and the mathematics is given in a way that could discourage only the most innumerate., J. L. Heilbron's remarkable book draws our attention to church users of a very different kind: early modern astronomers measuring the solar path to correct the shift of the ancient Julian calendar...The Sun in the Church tells their history in detail, alongside an exceptionally comprehensive and clear account of medieval and early modern astronomy...The Sun in the Church is an illuminous book, possibly as durable as the meridianae it celebrates., In this elegant work, Heilbron recounts how in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries the Roman Catholic Church fashioned several of its major cathedrals into precision instruments for studying the motions of the sun. The aim was to determine the time between vernal equinoxes, so that the dates for Easter could be forecast accurately...Heilbron, upending common views of the Church's relationship to science after it condemned Galileo, shows that Rome handsomely supported astronomical studies, accepting the Copernican hypothesis as a fiction convenient for calculation., Heilbron's book tells of the struggle to determine dates more accurately, including a little-known aspect of the history of the calendar--the use of churches as giant sundials to make astronomical measurements., J. L. Heilbron depicts the unusual intersection of architecture, science, ecclesiastical and civil history, mathematics and philosophy that led the church to construct the buildings only a few years after it martyred Galileo. Erudite, accessible and wryly humorous, Heilbron's engaging book is a first-rate work of science history., J. L. Heilbron's remarkable book draws our attention to church users of a very different kind: early modern astronomers measuring the solar path to correct the shift of the ancient Julian calendar... The Sun in the Church tells their history in detail, alongside an exceptionally comprehensive and clear account of medieval and early modern astronomy... The Sun in the Church is an illuminous book, possibly as durable as the meridianae it celebrates.
Table of Content
Acknowledgements Introduction Renaissance and Astronomy Counter-Reformation and Cosmology Wider Uses of Meridiane The Science of Easter The Luminaries and the Calendar A Scandal in the Church A Sosigenes and His Caesars Florence Bologna Rome Bononia Docet A New Oracle of Apollo Astronomia Reformata Normal Science Perfecting the Parameters Repairs and Improvements The Pope's Gnomon Calendrical and Other Politics The Meridian in Michelangelo's Church Meridiane and Meridians The Accommodation of Copernicus Heliometry and Heliocentrism Protective Measures Book Banning The Last Cathedral Observations The Things Themselves Their Results Their Competitors Time Telling Some Means of Conversion The Equation of Time More Light Play Appendices Abbreviations Works Cited Notes Credits Index
Copyright Date
1999
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
99-023123
Dewey Decimal
520/.94
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
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