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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.0717  Wednesday, 5 April 2000.

From:           William Sutton <billiam_uk@yahoo.com>
Date:           Wednesday, 5 Apr 2000 03:00:33 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: 11.0679 Shakespeare and Science
Comment:        Re: SHK 11.0679 Shakespeare and Science

Hi everyone,

I do so love this web communication thing. What an amazing step forward
in the development of mankind.  Judith Craig in Texas, Abdullah in the
Arab Emirates ( I think), and Hardy at the hub. Have fun all you lucky
bees going to Montreal buzz buzz buzz.

Abdullah I have a reference for a book called:

Appreciation of Ancient and Medieval Science during the
Renaissance(1450-1600) by George Sarton A perpetua Book by A.S. Barnes
and Company Inc.

Also

A historical Introduction to the Philosophy of Science by John Losee
which deals with Aristotle's philosophy, Pythagorean Orientation,
Atomism, to the17th Century attack on Aristotelian Philosophy.

No further information on bibliography I'm afraid except to say I found
them at the Shakespeare Institute Library, an oasis of delight for
Shakesperean enthusiasts.

Bye now,
William S.

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