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BOOKS -
The
Arabic
Version
of
Book
reviews -
Sources
for
the
History
of
Mathematical
Sciences
in
the
Islamic World: an Updated
Critical Supplement to An Annotated Bibliography of Islamic Science,
vol.
3,
on Mathematics: Cultural Studies and Research Institute,
- Early Arabic Optics: A Critical Edition and English Translation of Ahmad ibn Isa’s Optics, Brill: Text and Studies Series (extension of Dibner Institute “IOTA” project). -
Pappus
of
A
‘Dialogue’
of Two Cities: Baghdad to Isfahan in an Age of Science (ca.
750-1750) A
historical treatment of science in Islamic lands, based on a medieval
‘dialogue’ between Baghdad and Isfahan, reconstructed from the
standpoint of scientific developments.
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"The
Mixed
Mathematical
Sciences
of
the
Islamic
Middle
Ages", The
Cambridge History of Science, 8 vols.
eds. David C. Lindberg and Ronald Numbers; vol. 2: The Middle Ages,
eds. David C. Lindberg and Michael Shank, Cambridge University Press,
forthcoming.
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"The
'Manazir'
Tradition
through
Persian
Sources",
Les
sciences dans le monde iranien, eds. Z.
Vesel, H. Beikbaghban et B. Thierry de Crussol des Epesse, Actes du
Colloque tenu à l'Univrsité des Sciences Humaines de Strasbourg (6-8
june 95), Tehran: Institut Français de Recherche en Iran (IFRI), 1998:
pp. 125-45. -
"A
Report
on
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"What
'Euclid
Said'
to
His
Arabic
Readers:
The
Case
of the Optics", De
Diversis Artibus (tome 55: N.S. 18): Proceedings of the XXth
International Congress of History of Science (Liege,
20-26 July 1997), edited by Gerard Simon and Suzanne Debarbat, -
"Optics:
Highlights
from
Islamic
Lands",
The
Different Aspects of Islamic Culture, Volume
Four: Science and Technology in Islam, part I (UNESCO, 2001), pp.
337-357. -
"The
Many
Aspects
of
Appearances:
Arabic
Optics
to
950
A.D.", The
Enterprise of Science in Islam: New Perspectives, ed. Jan P. Hogendijk
and AbdelHamid Sabra, Proceedings of the conference: New Perspectives
on Science in Medieval Islam, held at
The Dibner Institute for the History of Science and Technology (6-8
November, 1998), Cambridge: MIT Press, 2003. -
“Organizing
Scientific
Knowledge”, Organizing Knowledge:
Encyclopaedic Activities in the Pre-Eighteenth
Century Muslim World, -
“The
Puzzle
of
Tusi’s
Optical
Works,” Les
sciences dans la monde iranien (
“Footprints of ‘Experiment’ in Early Arabic Optics”, in Early Science and Medicine, 2009, 14, no. 1-3; Evidence and Interpretation in Studies on Early Science and Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch, Early Science and Medicine, 14 (2009): 79-104.
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C.
A.
Qadir,
Philosophy and Science in the Islamic World , Journal
of
Islamic
Studies, Oxford University Press, Jan. 1992, vol. 3, no.
1: 107-109. -
A.
I.
Sabra,
The Optics of Ibn al-Haytham, 2 vols.,
Warburg Institute, 1989, Harvard Middle Eastern and Islamic Review,
Nov.
1994,
vol.
1,
no.
2:
188-194.
J. L. Berggren, Episodes
in the
Mathematics of Medieval Islam, New York: Springer New-Verlag, 1986”
Review of
Review in Persian, Nashr-e Rīyāzī: A Mathematical Journal of Iran
University
Press, 1995, 7, 1: 53-55.
David E.P. Jackson, “Scholarship in Abbasid Baghdad with Special Reference to Greek Mechanics in Arabic,” Quaderni di Studi Arabi (1987-8): Review title: “The ‘Fluctuating Fortunes of Scholarship”: A Very Late Review Occasioned by a Fallen Book, Early Science and Medicine, Volume 11, No. 2, 2006: 207-222(16), Brill Academic Publishers.
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