12 events found.
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Two Different Approaches to Prime Matter at Chartres: William of Conches and Thierry of Chartres
OnlineTalk within the workshop series The Elusive Substrate organized by Nicola Polloni
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Neopythagorean Traces in the Early Medieval Commentaries on Boethius’ De arithmetica: Towards a Systematic Analysis
CNRS-LEM , FranceTalk within the online seminar La réception du pythagorisme au Moyen Âge et à la Renaissance organized by C. Macris and I. Caiazzo
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Les raisons des mathématiques
Institut Catholique de Paris 21 Rue d'Assas, Paris, FranceTalk within theinternational conference La raison au Moyen Âge organized by D. Poirel and P. Bermont
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Géométrie et Atomisme au Moyen-Âge
CNRS-SPHERE 8 Rue Albert Einstein, Paris, FranceTalk within the seminar Histoire et philosophie des mathématiques organized by V. De Risi and D. Rabouin
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L’aritmetica nel medioevo: le fonti e gli snodi principali [new title]
University of MilanLecture at the Centro per la Storia Intellettuale del Medioevo
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The Fundamental Interplay of Mathematics and Physics in the Late Middle Ages
Campus Condorcet 8 cours des Humanités, Paris, FrancePanel organized by Clelia Crialesi within the SIEPM International Congress in Paris Cecilia Trifogli: Comparing Infinities: Some 13th-Century Discussions Clelia Crialesi: Mathematical and Physical quantum: 14th-Century Geometrical Arguments for and against Indivisibilism Sylvain Roudaut:Quantifying Medieval Science: the Concept of Denomination between Semantics, Mathematics and Metaphysics
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Premodern Mathematical Thought (13th-16th Century)
OnlineSeries of workshops organized by Clelia Crialesi 4 meetings featuring 3 panelists each For the video recordings, click here.
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The Oxford Calculators and Their Tradition
Series of online seminars organized by Irene Binini and Sylvain Roudaut
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Forme del pensiero matematico tra passato e presente
Università di Roma Tor Vergata Via Colombia 1, Roma, ItalyInterdisciplinary conference organized by C. Panti, B. Scoppola, and C. Crialesi
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Quantity, Extension, and Infinity in the 13th and 14th Centuries
Tel Hai College כביש Upper Galilee 9977, Qiryat Shemona, IsraelInternational Conference
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Quid sit numerus? Théories et conceptualisations du nombre au Moyen Âge et à la Renaissance
Sorbonne 17 Rue de la Sorbonne, Paris, FranceInternational conference organized by C. Crialesi, C. Hoffstetter, and M. Sorokina