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Writing Science: Medical and Mathematical Authorship in Ancient Greece

Markus Asper (editor), Anna-Maria Kanthak (editor)
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Scientific and technological texts have not played a significant role in modern literary criticism. This applies to Classics, too, despite the fact that a large part of the field’s extant texts deal with questions of medicine, mathematics, and natural philosophy. Focusing mostly on medical and mathematical texts, this collection aims at approaching ancient Greek science and its texts from the cross-disciplinary perspective of authorship. Among the questions addressed are: What is a scientific author? In what respect does scientific writing differ from ‘literary’ writing? How does the author present himself as an authoritative figure through his text? What strategies of trust do these authors employ? These and related questions cannot be discussed within the typical boundaries of modern academic disciplines, thus most of the sixteen authors, many of them leading experts in the fields of ancient science, bring a comparative perspective to their subjects. As a result, the collection not only offers a new approach to this vast area of ancient literature, thus effectively discovering new possibilities for literary criticism, it also reflects on our current forms of scientific and scholarly written communication.


  • Focus on medical and mathematical texts from ancient Greece
  • Approach from cross-disciplinary perspective of authorship
  • Contributors are leading experts in the fields of ancient science
년:
2013
출판사:
De Gruyter
언어:
english
페이지:
510
ISBN 10:
3110295121
ISBN 13:
9783110295122
시리즈:
Science, Technology, and Medicine in Ancient Cultures; 1
파일:
PDF, 48.68 MB
IPFS:
CID , CID Blake2b
english, 2013
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