DBpedia – Linked Data Fragments

Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge> ?p ?o }

• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge abstract "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge is a book by Morris Kline on the developing mathematics ideas, which are partially overlap with his previous book Mathematics: The Loss of Certainty, as a source of human knowledge about the physical world, starting from astronomical theories of Ancient Greek to the modern theories.In contrast to the numerous theories, that have appeared since the ancient times up to Newton's theory of gravitation, which are describe different physical phenomena and were often intuitive and can be mechanically explained, but all modern theories, such as electromagnetism, theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, are the mathematical description of reality, which could not be granted with a clear interpretation, which would be available to human senses.About the concepts that appear and are used in these theories to describe the physical world, we are the only known - mathematical relationships that they are satisfy (for example, an electromagnetic radiation, wave-particle duality, spacetime, or an electron).Due to the limitations of our senses capability (for example, from the whole spectrum of electromagnetic radiation the human eye perceives only a small part) and the ability to mislead us (for example, optical illusion), human is forced to the use the mathematics as a tool that allows us to not only to compensate the imperfection of our senses, but also to obtain new knowledge, which are not available to our sensory perception.The author brings us to the idea that the physical world, is not what available to us in our sensation, but rather what human-made mathematical theories say.".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge author Morris_Kline.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge isbn "0-19-503533-X".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge previousWork Mathematics:_The_Loss_of_Certainty.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageID "49403913".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageLength "2953".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageOutDegree "18".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageRevisionID "704737270".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Greek.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Category:1985_books.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mathematics_books.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Electromagnetic_radiation.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Electromagnetism.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Electron.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Mathematics:_The_Loss_of_Certainty.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Morris_Kline.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Newtons_law_of_universal_gravitation.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Optical_illusion.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Quantum_mechanics.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Spacetime.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Theory_of_relativity.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Visible_spectrum.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLink Wave–particle_duality.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge author Morris_Kline.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge isbn "0".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge name "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge precededBy Mathematics:_The_Loss_of_Certainty.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge pubDate "1985".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge publisher "Oxford University Press".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_book.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Mathematics-lit-stub.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Primary_sources.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge subject Category:1985_books.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge subject Category:Mathematics_books.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge hypernym Book.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Book.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Work.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type WrittenWork.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Book.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Book.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type CreativeWork.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Thing.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Q386724.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge type Q571.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge comment "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge is a book by Morris Kline on the developing mathematics ideas, which are partially overlap with his previous book Mathematics: The Loss of Certainty, as a source of human knowledge about the physical world, starting from astronomical theories of Ancient Greek to the modern theories.In contrast to the numerous theories, that have appeared since the ancient times up to Newton's theory of gravitation, which are describe different physical phenomena and were often intuitive and can be mechanically explained, but all modern theories, such as electromagnetism, theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, are the mathematical description of reality, which could not be granted with a clear interpretation, which would be available to human senses.About the concepts that appear and are used in these theories to describe the physical world, we are the only known - mathematical relationships that they are satisfy (for example, an electromagnetic radiation, wave-particle duality, spacetime, or an electron).Due to the limitations of our senses capability (for example, from the whole spectrum of electromagnetic radiation the human eye perceives only a small part) and the ability to mislead us (for example, optical illusion), human is forced to the use the mathematics as a tool that allows us to not only to compensate the imperfection of our senses, but also to obtain new knowledge, which are not available to our sensory perception.The author brings us to the idea that the physical world, is not what available to us in our sensation, but rather what human-made mathematical theories say.".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge label "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge".
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge sameAs Q22688651.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge sameAs Математика._Поиск_истины.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge sameAs Q22688651.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge wasDerivedFrom Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge?oldid=704737270.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge isPrimaryTopicOf Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge.
• Mathematics_and_the_Search_for_Knowledge name "Mathematics and the Search for Knowledge".