The lagoon : how Aristotle invented science / Armand Marie Leroi ; with translations from the Greek by Simon MacPherson ; and original illustrations by David Koutsogiannopoulos

This work traces the origins of biology to Aristotle's observations of the natural world on the island of Lesbos. It examines his zoological writings and assesses the influence of his philosophical system on the foundations of modern science.

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vernon_accession 8126
vernon_id 11928
vernon_slug the-lagoon-how-aristotle-invented-science-armand-marie-leroi-with-translations-from-the-greek-by-simon-macpherson-and-original-illustrations-by-david-koutsogiannopoulos
vernon_authors Armand Leroi, Simon MacPherson, David Koutsogiannopoulos
vernon_tags Science, Life sciences, History, Evolution (Biology), Biology, Greece -- History, Science -- History, Natural history, Biology -- Philosophy
vernon_production_date 2014
vernon_brief_description Acclaimed biologist Armand Marie Leroir recovers Aristotle's science, beautiful, vast and forgotten. He examines the creatures that Aristotle knew and loved, his profound ideas and inspired theories, as well as the things he got wildly wrong. -- Publisher's description.
vernon_object_type Books/Document genres/Information forms/Visual and Verbal Communication
vernon_locations Transit
vernon_ob_status Accessioned
vernon_isbn_issn 9780670026746
vernon_subject_people Aristotle (Greek, b.384 BCE, d.322 BCE)
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