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77. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: [HM] Some Leaves From The Scientific J 12 Boaz Tsaban (bar-Ian University) The area of the circle according to R.abraham bar hiyya. 13 - Lunch break. 15 - Ze ev barel (Hendrix) Decimal http://sunsite.utk.edu/math_archives/.http/hypermail/historia/dec98/0055.html

[HM] Some Leaves from the Scientific Jewish Bookcase AVINOAM MANN MANN@vms.huji.ac.il Wed, 9 Dec 1998 12:09:28 +0200 (IST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Luigi Borzacchini: "R: [HM] Chance in Greek mathematics - a mystery" Previous message: David Reed: "Re: [HM] Aristotle on chance" Dear friends While I do not expect many of the readers of this list to come to Jerusalem specially for the occasion described below (of course if they do they will be most welcome), I thought I would let you know that such activities occur. Best wishes Avinoam Mann Some Leaves from the Scientific Jewish Bookcase A one day gathering on the above topic will take place on Tuesday, December 22nd, in the Edelstein Centre for history and philosophy of science - room 201 of the Levi Building in the Givat Ram campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The talks are expected to last about 40 minutes, leaving time for discussions and coffee between talks. 9:30 - gathering. 10 - Ruth Glasner (Hebrew University): The physics and astronomy of Ralbag. 11 - Shai Simonson (Stonehill): Some unpublished problems of Ralbag.

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79. Los Judíos Del Occidente Musulmán: Al-Ándalus Y Sefarad Tras la colosal figura de abraham bar hiyya, tan importante para la http://www.webislam.com/numeros/2002/179/temas/alandalus_sefarad.htm

Número 179 // 9 de Julio de 2002 Raby`al-thani 1423 A.H. AL- ÁNDALUS Los judíos del occidente musulmán: Al-Ándalus y Sefarad Por R.H. Shamsuddín Elía Profesor del Instituto Argentino de Cultura Islámica www.organizacionislam.org Recomienda esta página Ocho siglos de civilización en España y Portugal (711-1492) El Doctor en Filosofía y Filología Semítica de la Universidad de Zaragoza, especializado en el pensamiento musulmán andalusí, Joaquín Lomba Fuentes, dice en su libro La raíz semítica de lo europeo (Ediciones Akal, Madrid, 1997): Ante todo, Europa pudo leer por primera vez la ciencia y filosofía griega no sólo tal como en su día fue sino reinterpretada, elaborada y perfeccionada por musulmanes y judíos. (...) Con ello y , como consecuencia, aparece emparejado el tema, de procedencia semita, árabe y judía, cual es el de las relaciones entre fe y filosofía, o razón, entre religión y fe, entre pensamiento humano y revelación. Para Averroes y Maimónides, la filosofía y la religión no se pueden contradecir a pesar de que son autónomas, porque apuntan y llevan a la misma Verdad»

80. Hispánica Translate this page por el científico abraham bar hiyya que la había calculado para 1135. era de origen musulmán, no judío, aunque ya la utilizó abraham bar hiyya. http://poesiadelmomento.com/hispanica/22judioperson.html

Índice general de Hispánica Maimónides Indice Judah Ha-Levi Maimónides Benjamín de Tudela Avicebrón ... Abraham ben Meir ibn Ezra. YEHUDAH DEN SAMUEL HALEVI F. DÍAZ ESTEBAN Editorial Rialp. Gran Enciclopedia Rialp, 1991 El Cuzarí http://usuarios.iponet.es/ddt/yehuda.htm La fuente de la inmortalidad: http://www.sefarad.org/publication/lm/030/rios.html (Indice) Maimónides EL FILOSOFO Fue, probablemente junto con Yehuda Halevi, el más grande filosofo judío del medioevo. En esa época el pensamiento filosófico era , en general, o bien aristotélico o bien platónico. Maimónides sigue los principios de Aristóteles. Es importante tener en cuenta el ambiente en que surge este personaje, que corresponde a la llamada España de Oro. Ahí se encuentran tres grandes religiones monoteístas; lo que dio lugar, como ocurre en estos casos, a la confrontación de conceptos y experiencias. El Cristianismo, el Islamismo y el Judaísmo confluyen en la España Medieval, creando para los judíos un marco distinto al histórico, al menos al del período bíblico. En la Edad Media el pensamiento filosófico judío trató de armonizar dos cosas fundamentales: la tradición bíblica y el pensamiento helénico clásico. ACERCA DE SUS ESCRITOS Además de las notas insertas en el texto central, agregamos aquí comentarios respecto a algunos de sus escritos que nos parecen interesantes:

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