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by Juan Vernet · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788460029021
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ISBN: 9788460029021
Esta obra de Juan Vernet explora la concepción del cosmos y la visión científica del universo durante el periodo medieval. A través de un análisis riguroso, el autor desglosa cómo se entendía la estructura del mundo y los cielos en una época marcada por la transición del pensamiento antiguo al renacentista. El libro, publicado originalmente en 1983, constituye una pieza fundamental para comprender la historia de la ciencia y la astronomía en la Edad Media, ofreciendo una perspectiva detallada sobre los conocimientos astronómicos y cosmológicos de aquel tiempo.
Juan Vernet Ginés or Joan Vernet i Ginés was a Spanish science historian, Arabist and professor at the University of Barcelona for over thirty years. He was the pupil and intellectual heir of orientalist Maria Millàs Vallicrosa. The rigor and scope of his scholarly work give him international authority in the field of the history of science and cultural transfers between East and West. Author of the book "What culture owes to the Arabs of Spain", he also translated the quran and One Thousand and One Nights into Castilian Spanish.
