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1984, Routledge & Kegan Paul, pbk In stock, click to buy for £36.00, not including p&p Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Ebay Or try Biblio |
About this book/synopsis: In this fascinating book, Professor Eugenio Garin, one of Italy's leading Renaissance scholars, traces the nature and role of astrology in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and his conclusions have a relevance for astrology in our own time. Professor Garin describes the period when science established itself as a separate discipline and astrology was demoted by Church and humanist to little more than superstition. He shows that the battle over astrology touched on every aspect of culture, concluding that the struggle between the two sides of the subject itself-science and superstition, astronomy and divination, was more difficult and more prolonged, than is usually realized. Chapters: Introduction; Notes; Index |
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