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Anneli Lax: In Memoriam, Elena Anne Corie Marchisotto
Anneli Lax: In Memoriam, Elena Anne Corie Marchisotto
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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An Informal History Of Classical Rhetoric For Mathematicians (Plato And Aristotle), Phillip Keith, Sandra Z. Keith
An Informal History Of Classical Rhetoric For Mathematicians (Plato And Aristotle), Phillip Keith, Sandra Z. Keith
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Book Reviews: Einstein, A Life, By Denis Brian, And The Silver Horse-Shoe, By Javad Tarjemanov, Harald M. Ness
Book Reviews: Einstein, A Life, By Denis Brian, And The Silver Horse-Shoe, By Javad Tarjemanov, Harald M. Ness
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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The Prospects For Mathematics In A Multi-Media Civilization, Philip J. Davis
The Prospects For Mathematics In A Multi-Media Civilization, Philip J. Davis
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Mathematicians Can Be Wrong, Tony Dunlop, Ken Kaminsky
Mathematicians Can Be Wrong, Tony Dunlop, Ken Kaminsky
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
No abstract provided.
Leibniz: His Philosophy And His Calculi, Eric Ditwiler
Leibniz: His Philosophy And His Calculi, Eric Ditwiler
Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal
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Grazing Arizona: Public Land Management In The Southwest, Char Miller
Grazing Arizona: Public Land Management In The Southwest, Char Miller
Pomona Faculty Publications and Research
In February of 1999, the chief of the U.S. Forest Service, Michael Dombeck, placed a moratorium on road building on most roadless areas. In October, President Clinton put forth an initiative to prohibit road building on 40 million acres of roadless area. Such modifications in Forest Service land management decisions is not new as suggested by Char Miller in this look back at early grazing decisions by Pinchot. To be proactive and reactive at the same time in relation to changing social pressures and political realties may be the legacy of the agency.
Review: Jean-Claude Schmitt, Ghosts In The Middle Ages: The Living And The Dead In Medieval Society (Chicago, 1998), Kenneth Baxter Wolf
Review: Jean-Claude Schmitt, Ghosts In The Middle Ages: The Living And The Dead In Medieval Society (Chicago, 1998), Kenneth Baxter Wolf
Pomona Faculty Publications and Research
Reviews the book `Ghosts in the Middle Ages: The Living and the Dead in Medieval Society,' by Jean-Claude Schmitt Jr. and translated by Teresa Lavender Fagan.
A Poet, A Planter, And A Nation Of Farmers, Richard Bushman
A Poet, A Planter, And A Nation Of Farmers, Richard Bushman
CGU Faculty Publications and Research
For the past few days in Harpers Ferry we have been inventing and reinventing American nationalism in a marvelous variegation of scholarly papers. We have heard about nationalism and travel, nationalism and antislavery women, nationalism and male identity--and southern artisans, and black nationalists, and even luxury hotels. Although we try to put ironic distance between ourselves and the more egregious forms of nationalism, the papers seem to share the popular fascination with American identity. We cannot resist staring into history and asking who we are as a nation, how did we come to be so wonderful, and why have we …