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Arbeitsunterlagen zur Newton und zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte der Optik
Paul Feyerabend >> Reprints & copies of other authors, partly annotated
1966-1975
Enthält: Kopien von Zeitschriftenartikeln und von einem Buchkapitel. Bei PF 12-9-1 handelt es sich um einen Artikel von J.E. McGuire aus Ambix 14 (1967). Auf dem drittletzten Blatt der Kopie hat Feyerabend eine längere Annotation angebracht. PF 12-9-2 ist ein Artikel aus Centaurus 12 (1968), ebenfalls von McGuire. Feyerabend hat Unterstreichungen und Annotationen auf der Kopie angebracht. Die Vorlage der Kopie zeigt Annotationen von fremder Hand. PF 12-9-3 ist ein Beitrag von McGuire und P.M. Rattansi aus den Notes and records of the Royal Society of London 21 (1966). Feyerabend hat auf dem ersten Blatt hs. die Quellenangabe vermerkt und Unterstreichungen auf der Kopie angebracht. PF 12-9-4 enthält zwei Artikel aus Organon 9 (1972), einen von Vasco Ronchi, einen von Thomas Goldstein. PF 12-9-5 ist ein Artikel von A.C. Crombie aus dem von S. Bradbury und G.L.'E. Turner in Cambridge 1967 herausgegebenen Band Historical Spects of Microscopy. Feyerabend hat die Quelle auf dem ersten Blatt der Kopie hs. vermerkt. Auf den Blätter des ersten Viertels hat er Annotationen und Unterstreichungen angebracht. PF 12-9-6 ist ein Artikel von Zev Bechler aus The British Journal for the History of Science 8 (1975). Bei PF 12-9-7 handelt es sich um das dritte Kapitel des 1974 erschienenen zweiten Bandes von Jaroslav Pelikans Werk The Christian tradition.
Bechler, Z.
Bradbury, Savile
Crombie, Alistair Cameron, 1915 -
Goldstein, Thomas
Pelikan, Jaroslav Jan, 1923 . The Christian tradition
McGuire, J. E.
Rattansi, P. M.
Ronchi, Vasco, 1897 -
Turner, Gerard L'Estrange
Notes and records of the Royal Society of London (London, England : 1938)
7 Stücke (163 Bl.)
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