Harcourt Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 3633202 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harcourt Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harcourt |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brown University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Science and the Creative Spirit
Science and The Human Comedy. Natural Philosophy in French Literature From Rabelais to Maupertuis
Science and the Human Comedy
The developments of the attitudes and aspirations of French scientists between the Renaissance and the Revolution and the impact of these new outlooks on French literature form the theme of this book by an authority in the interdisciplinary treatment of science and literature.
Science, Language, and the Perspective Mind
History and the Learned Journal
Science and the Human Comedy
Oeuvres Completes. Bernard Palissy
Observations on Life, Literature, and Learning in America
Letters to a President
IV LONDON, 6 December 1960 DEAR BARNABY, We are a little stale after two and a half months, even though there has been much variety in them. We have seen eight universities, talked with unnumbered faculty, four vice-chancellors, a fair number of students, and several librarians. I have a file of clippings from the Times, Observer, Guardian, and other papers, and a collection of books, offprints, and pamphlets. This part of the academic sabbatical…
Crocker's Age of Crisis
Science and the Creative Spirit
Men on both sides of the science-humanities barrier feel an urgent need for mutual understanding. This symposium sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies, stressed that it is only in a spirit of disinterested yet sincere evaluation that science and humanism can escape disastrous consequences in the future.
III. Tensions and Anxieties
Science and the Creative Spirit
Etudes Rabelaisiennes
Classical Science and Literary Innovation
The letter of Professor John U. Nef in the first number of Diogenes cites, en passant, a formula concerning the seventeenth century that has become traditional among modern critics of the present position of science in our intellectual outlook. In the perspective of what has happened since, it is now easy to speak of the scientist's emphasis on quantity destroying the understanding of quality and values, which in turn have been relegated to the s…
An Odd Lot. Presidential Address Delivered at the Close of the Meeting of the History of Science Society at Brown University, 5 April 1952
The Universe of Pontus de Tyard . John C. Lapp
Science and Rationalism in the Government of Louis XIV, 1661-1683 . James E. King
The Breaking of the Circle. Marjorie Hope Nicolson
La Formation de l'Esprit scientifique. Gaston Bachelard
Jean Denis and Transfusion of Blood, Paris, 1667-1668
Teaching of the History of Science
George Sidney Brett
The Mersenne Correspondence
The Mersenne Correspondence
George Sidney Brett
Jean Denis and Transfusion of Blood, Paris, 1667-1668
Teaching of the History of Science
La Formation de l'Esprit scientifique. Gaston Bachelard
The Universe of Pontus de Tyard . John C. Lapp
Science and Rationalism in the Government of Louis XIV, 1661-1683 . James E. King
The Breaking of the Circle. Marjorie Hope Nicolson
An Odd Lot. Presidential Address Delivered at the Close of the Meeting of the History of Science Society at Brown University, 5 April 1952
Classical Science and Literary Innovation
The letter of Professor John U. Nef in the first number of Diogenes cites, en passant, a formula concerning the seventeenth century that has become traditional among modern critics of the present position of science in our intellectual outlook. In the perspective of what has happened since, it is now easy to speak of the scientist's emphasis on quantity destroying the understanding of quality and values, which in turn have been relegated to the s…
Science and the Creative Spirit
Men on both sides of the science-humanities barrier feel an urgent need for mutual understanding. This symposium sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies, stressed that it is only in a spirit of disinterested yet sincere evaluation that science and humanism can escape disastrous consequences in the future.
III. Tensions and Anxieties
Science and the Creative Spirit
Etudes Rabelaisiennes
Crocker's Age of Crisis
Observations on Life, Literature, and Learning in America
Letters to a President
IV LONDON, 6 December 1960 DEAR BARNABY, We are a little stale after two and a half months, even though there has been much variety in them. We have seen eight universities, talked with unnumbered faculty, four vice-chancellors, a fair number of students, and several librarians. I have a file of clippings from the Times, Observer, Guardian, and other papers, and a collection of books, offprints, and pamphlets. This part of the academic sabbatical…
Oeuvres Completes. Bernard Palissy
Science and the Human Comedy
History and the Learned Journal
Science, Language, and the Perspective Mind
Science and the Human Comedy
The developments of the attitudes and aspirations of French scientists between the Renaissance and the Revolution and the impact of these new outlooks on French literature form the theme of this book by an authority in the interdisciplinary treatment of science and literature.
Science and The Human Comedy. Natural Philosophy in French Literature From Rabelais to Maupertuis
Science and the Creative Spirit
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