81. Hypatia Translate this page hypatia. hypatia war die Tochter des Theon von Alexandria und die erste Mathematikerin,von der wir wissen. Sie schrieb Kommentare zu Diophant und Apollonius. http://www.mathe.tu-freiberg.de/~hebisch/cafe/hypatia.html

Hypatia Hypatia war die Tochter des Theon von Alexandria und die erste Mathematikerin, von der wir wissen. Sie schrieb Kommentare zu Diophant und Apollonius

82. Hypatia Page your body. Be whole and complete, for there will you find the secretsof magick. The words of Alecto Aletheia hypatia Love, reason http://www.hygeiasbowl.com/hypatiapage.html

Home Who Are We? What is Acupuncture? Hypatia's Page Weed Eating Herbalist Treatment Description and Cost ... Links Wisdom The words of the goddess Dike: The greatest injustice is to commit injustice. It is better to suffer injustice then to repay injustice with injustice. The words of the goddess Aphrodite: Seek always the beauty in every being, with love in your heart. Honor everyone, including yourself. Seek to bring love and beauty into existence. The words of the goddess Artemis: Be strong in all things, and like the bow and its string, learn to bend without breaking, learn to complement and compromise when appropriate, yet learn to be unbending and strike true if it becomes necessary. The words of the goddess Maat: Be true to yourself, or you can never be true to any other person. The words of the goddess Gaia: Love mother earth, love the part of you that is her. Love the blood in your veins as you love her rivers and streams. Love the flesh and bone of your body as you love her soil and rock. Love the life and breath within you as you love her air and atmosphere. Love the dreams of your mind as you love her friend Luna, the moon. Abandon not your whole self for the love of the idea, let not loose of the idea for revelry in the wisdom of your body. Be whole and complete, for there will you find the secrets of magick. The words of Alecto Aletheia Hypatia: Love, reason, respect, strength, and justice – for yourself and all others. Seek these in your own right and in virtue of your own humanity, never at the expense of another. Reason is a precious gift, if it is used to harm another, it will be lost to you. You will become one who argues only to win a point instead of one who reasons in order to seek wisdom. It is given to us to serve, use it with respect, honor, and love.

83. Hypatia Von Alexandreia Translate this page hypatia von Alexandreia Seite aus einem deutschsprachigen Online-Philosophenlexikon.philosophenlexikon.de, hypatia von Alexandreia (ca. 370 - 415). http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/hypatia.htm

Begriffe Abaelard - Ayer Baader - Byron Cabanis - Czezowski Ebbinghaus - Ewald ... Geschichte der Philosophie Diskussion PhilTalk Philosophieforen Andere Lexika PhilLex -Lexikon der Philosophie Lexikon der griechischen Mythologie PhiloThek Bibliothek der Klassiker Zeitschriftenlesesaal Nachschlagewerke Allgemeine Information ... Dokumentenlieferdienste Spiele Philosophisches Galgenraten PhilSearch.de Shops PhiloShop PhiloShirt Service Kontakt Impressum eMail Hypatia von Alexandreia (ca. 370 - 415) Die griechische Mathematikerin und Philosophin Hypatia von Alexandria ist Tochter des Mathematikers und Astronomen Theon von Alexandreia und die Schwester des Mathematikers Epiphanius. Sie wurde von ihrem Vater unterrichtet, der dem alexandrinischen Museion neuplatonischen Ammonius Sakkas Plotin waren Mitglieder des Museion gewesen, ihre Philosophie wurde aber auch in der neuplatonischen Schule gelehrt. Sie trug wahrscheinlich die neuplatonische Lehre im Sinne des Iamblichos von Chalkis vor. Hypatia schrieb (verschollene) Kommentare zu Apollonios von Perge und Diophantos.

84. Hypatia Translate this page Bücher - hypatia - hypatia ist eine historische Persönlichkeit die um 400 nachChristus in Ägypten lebte. Selbstbewußt myToys.de. hypatia, hypatia, http://www.buecher-maerchen.de/hypatia/1013575.htm

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85. Hypatia hypatia. When philosopher. Her name was hypatia, and she was born circa370 AD in the Greek city of Alexandria, in today's Egypt. http://www.grecoreport.com/hypatia.htm

Hypatia When women in the rest of the world were thought to be of lesser value than the family cow, Greece was producing prominent women in fields of endeavor strictly monopolized by men in other lands a situation that is an almost international phenomenon even today One of these exceptional women was a scholar and scientist who excelled as a mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher. Her name was Hypatia, and she was born circa 370 A.D. in the Greek city of Alexandria, in today's Egypt. She was the daughter of the mathematician and philosopher Theon, of Alexandria, who as only a Greek father would ever think of doing at that time saw to it that his daughter received the best possible education in the Greek philosophical schools of Alexandria and Athens. It was in Athens that Hypatia studied under the neo-platonist philosopher Proclus ( c. 410-485 A.D. ), who, as the last great systematizer of the Greek philosophical tradition, exerted a powerful influence on medieval and renaissance thought. After receiving the best education the world had to offer, Hypatia left Athens and returned to Alexandria where she taught philosophy, mathematics, and astronomy. Some of her students went on to achieve fame and distinction as men of science and philosophy. Men such as Ieroklis, the philosopher

86. Hypatia Of Alexandria By Maria Dzieska (Making feminist scholars work accessible to you.) A Sunshine for Women's Book SummaryRead excerpts from this biography about hypatia of Alexandria, a late http://www.pinn.net/~sunshine/book-sum/hypatia.html

Sunshine for Women Book Summaries Home Hypatia of Alexandria Maria Dzieska Harvard University Press 1995 1) "Hypatia was murdered by "a troop of savage and merciless fanatics" instigated by Cyril, and the crime was never punished, apparently because "superstition [Christianity] perhaps would more gently expiate the blood of a virgin, than the banishment of a saint." This representation of the "Alexandrian crime" perfectly fitted Gibbon's theory that the rise of Christianity was the crucial cause of the fall of the ancient civilization." page 4 2) "After studying the epigram some scholars, such as Wolfgang Meyer, have inferred that there were two Hypatias: Theon's daughter, at the turn of the fourth and fifth centuries, and Erythrius' daughter, in the second half of the fifth century. This conclusion, however, is only partly correct, for we know that there were more women named Hypatia, including a benefactress of the church in the mid-fifth century . . . . The name was by no means uncommon, and it was not confined to pagan women." page 23 3) "This brief survey indicates that Hypatia's closest, most loyal students were people who later held high imperial or ecclesiastical positions. Of even greater significance is evidence that agents of the imperial power arriving in Alexandria became close acquaintances of Hypatia and most likely attended her lectures." page 38

87. Hypatia hypatia. 370 415. Background. hypatia was born in 370AD, just afterthe Romans had invaded Greece. During this time the http://www.roma.unisa.edu.au/07305/hypatia.htm

Hypatia Background Hypatia was born in 370AD, just after the Romans had invaded Greece. During this time the Greek scholars were fighting to preserve the Greek traditions of seeking and developing new ideas. Perl (1978) states that Hypatia was not only one of the last of the great teachers involved in this struggle, but also the last of the Greek Mathematicians. Furthermore, Osen (1990) believes that Hypatia was actually the first woman to have written on mathematical subjects. So, although she was mainly a critic and commentator rather than a creator, her place in history seems relatively secure. Often she is the only woman mentioned in mathematical histories. Hypatia was probably educated by her father Theon, who was a noted mathematician and astronomer in Alexandria. He not only noticed Hypatia's talent at an early age, but also encouraged her. Historians believe that Theon tried to raise her to be the perfect human being (Adair 1995). As Hypatia grew older she developed a great interest in mathematics and science. This interest led her to become the author of several mathematical works. Very little is however known for certain about Hypatia's work, as most of her works were destroyed along with the Ptolemaic libraries in Alexandria (Osen 1990 and ed. Gillispie 1970). Contributions Perl (1978) and Osen (1990), both agree that Hypatia was essentially an algebraist who was inspired by Diophantus. We know that Hypatia wrote a commentary on Diophantus'

88. HYPATIA 1.2 hypatia (v. 370415). Margaret ALIC Women and technology in Ancient AlexandriaMaria and hypatia, Women's Studies Int. Quart., Volume 4 (1981) pp. http://www.desargues.univ-lyon1.fr/home/fem/biblio/biblio-1-2.html

89. Hypatia-welcome Translate this page hypatia Stipendien zur Vorbereitung einer Promotion und zur Unterstützungvon Promotionsvorhaben Als Dozentin der TFH forschen und lehren hypatia http://www.tfh-berlin.de/frauen/web-hypatia/

Informationen Antragstellerinnen Antragsformular Hypatia von Alexandrien Projektverbund Chancengleichheit ... der TFH Als Absolventin der TFH promovieren von Promotionsvorhaben Als Dozentin der TFH forschen und lehren Hypatia Gastdozenturen zum Erwerb von Berufungsvoraussetzungen Wissenschaftliche Leitung: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eva-Maria Dombrowski TFH Berlin, Haus Beuth, Raum 1a Tel.: 030/4504-29 34 E-Mail: dombro@tfh-berlin.de Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin: Dipl. Soz. Ulla Ruschhaupt TFH Berlin, Haus Bauwesen, Raum 110 Tel.: 030/4504-28 40 E-Mail: ruschha@tfh-berlin.de

90. PORCELAINIA/Hypatia Series PORCELAINia hypatia SERIES, Why? Because they were all women. hypatia SERIES,PORCELAINia SERIES. Alexandria, Hellas, RBF Presentation, Quantum. http://www.porcelainia.com/hyp.html

PORCELAINia HYPATIA SERIES The Hypatia Series celebrates the history and historical contributions of great scientist/artists of the ancient world whose names were lost in the margins of the annals history. Why? Because they were all women. HYPATIA SERIES PORCELAINia SERIES Alexandria Hellas RBF Presentation Quantum ... Site Map

91. Women In The Roman World: Hypatia hypatia. AD 390 415. hypatia received much of her education from herfather Theon, who was also a mathematician of considerable ability. http://myron.sjsu.edu/romeweb/LADYCONT/art29.htm

Contents Previous Article Next Article Hypatia A.D. 390 - 415 Hypatia was an ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician who lived in the city of Alexandria in Egypt during the late Fourth and early Fifth Centuries A.D. She is generally thought to have been the first woman mathematician, but this is only because there are no surviving records of any earlier women who made contributions in the field. Hypatia received much of her education from her father Theon, who was also a mathematician of considerable ability. She taught and lectured at the fine Ptolemaic Library of Alexandria as well as the University of Alexandria and is known to have done work in math, science, philosophy, and astronomy. In the classical world, the role of a philosopher was a much broader one than we usually think of today. The ancient Greeks believed that all knowledge was somehow related and a philosopher could equally well discuss science, mechanics, mathematics, human values, and theories of government. It was a combination of all of these things that set the stage for the tragedy that now took place. Cyril was bishop of Alexandria in 415 and it was his ambition to be the most powerful man in Alexandria, second only to the emperor himself. Cyril even defied Orestes, the prefect appointed by the emperor to govern Egypt. He even went so far as to incite a riot of monks in which one of them threw a stone, seriously injuring Orestes. Cyril also tried to have all Jews banished from the city so he could confiscate their property.

92. 43-1-b-Hypatia Translate this page Durante quince siglos se pensó que hypatia era la única mujer de ciencia enla historia. Bibliografía en la red hypatia en la red Michigan, USA. http://thales.cica.es/rd/Recursos/rd97/Biografias/43-1-b-Hypatia.html

En el siglo IV se dio en Su vida: El padre de Hypatia, , etc". Su obra: de Diofanto , en ocho libros . Apolonio de Perga de Euclides Almagesto ("Gran libro"). El sistema de Tolomeo , en el siglo XVI. Es posible que el astrolabio plano Su pensamiento: Cyrilo Su muerte: Descartes Newton y Leibniz NOTAS McCabe, p. 271. Cit. en Marrou, p. 134. Cit. en McCabe, p. 269. Alic, Margaret, " . Ed. Siglo XXI (1981). [El original es de 1986]. Gibbon, Edward, " The decline and fall of the Roman Empire" , 3 vols., Nueva York, Modern Library, s.f. Hubbard, Elbert, " Great teachers ", vol. 1V de " Little journeys to the homes of the great" , Cleveland, World Publishing, 1928. Iacobacci, Rora F.: "Women in Mathematics", en The Arithmetic Teacher, Lesko, Barbara S., " The remarkable women of ancient Egypt" , Berkeley, B.C.Scribe (1978). Momigliano, Arnaldo (ed.) " The conflict between paganism and christianity in the fourth century", Londres, Oxford University Press, 1963. Marrou, H.I., "Synesius of Cyrene and Alexandrian neoplatonism" # 126-150 de Momigliano, A. McCabe, Joseph, "Hypatia", en

93. HYPATIA Translate this page hypatia DE ALEJANDRÍA (370-415). hypatia fue la última lumbrera de la Bibliotecade Alejandría y su martirio estuvo muy ligado a la destrucción de la misma. http://almez.pntic.mec.es/~agos0000/Hypatia.html

94. Philosophical Dictionary: Horkheimer-Hypothetical Also see OCP, Abraham P. Bos, and noesis. hypatia (370415). Egyptianmathematician, astronomer, and philosopher. hypatia was a popular http://www.philosophypages.com/dy/h9.htm

Philosophy Pages F A Q Dictionary ... Locke Horkheimer, Max German philosopher. Co-founder (with Adorno and Marcuse ) of the Frankfurt School , Horkheimer proposed unification of abstract philosophy with social science in the practice of critical theory in Dialektik der Aufklärung Dialectic of Enlightenment at Amazon.com Zur Kritik der instrumentellen Vernunft Critique of Instrumental Reason Eclipse of Reason at Amazon.com Recommended Reading: Max Horkheimer, Between Philosophy and Social Science: Selected Early Writings at Amazon.com Critical Theory at Amazon.com Max Horkheimer: A Bibliography at Amazon.com Also see Douglas Kellner ColE BIO noesis , and Susana Raquel Barbosa Horney, Karen German-American psychoanalyst who emphasized the role of social conditions in the formation of personality. In New Ways in Psychoanalysis at Amazon.com Freud's notion of "penis envy" is a misrepresentation of female psychology, generated in fact by phallocentric resentment of women. Horney was also the author of Our Inner Conflicts: A Constructive Theory of Neurosis at Amazon.com

95. Hypatia hypatia. Dorman, Susann. “hypatia and Callista The Initial Skirmish betweenKingsley and Newman,” NineteenthCentury Fiction Vol. 34, No. http://www2.bc.edu/~rappleb/kingsley/KHypatia.html

Charles Kingsley: The 20th Century Critical Heritage Home Brief Biography Works by Kingsley Secondary Works by Author ... Secondary Works by Date Hypatia Baldwin, Stanley E. Charles Kingsley (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1934). This is a book length treatment of Kingsley's life and works. After chapters providing a brief biography, a discussion of the background of the novels, and a consideration of the influence of Carlyle and Maurice, Baldwin devotes separate chapters to each of the novels: Y east, Alton Locke, Two Years Ago, Hypatia, Westward Ho!, and Hereward the Wake . Baldwin is measured in his assessment, though he still finds much to praise in Kingsley's diverse literary endeavors. Nevertheless, he considers Kingsley the man as more prominent than his literature. "Some men's writings are the greatest part of them, and posterity studies their lives through a spirit of curiosity excited by their works. In a sense this is true of Kingsley, but in a truer sense many are reading Kingsley's literary works because of the indelible impression his personality made upon his fellow men, for whom, in all his activities, he labored. His life in itself was a poem of deep lyric passion" (194). Full Book Treatment Overview Carlyle Maurice ... Westward Ho!

96. Harvard University Press/Hypatia Of Alexandria hypatia of Alexandria by Maria Dzielska Translatedby F. Lyra, published by Harvard University Press. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog/DZIHYP.html

Maria Dzielska is Professor of Ancient Roman History at Jagiellonian University , Krakow. Hypatia of Alexandria Maria Dzielska Translated by F. Lyra Hypatiabrilliant mathematician, eloquent Neoplatonist, and a woman renowned for her beautywas brutally murdered by a mob of Christians in Alexandria in 415. She has been a legend ever since. In this engrossing book, Maria Dzielska searches behind the legend to bring us the real story of Hypatia's life and death, and new insight into her colorful world. Historians and poets, Victorian novelists and contemporary feminists have seen Hypatia as a symbolof the waning of classical culture and freedom of inquiry, of the rise of fanatical Christianity, or of sexual freedom. Dzielska shows us why versions of Hypatia's legend have served her champions' purposes, and how they have distorted the true story. She takes us back to the Alexandria of Hypatia's day, with its Library and Museion, pagan cults and the pontificate of Saint Cyril, thriving Jewish community and vibrant Greek culture, and circles of philosophers, mathematicians, astronomers, and militant Christians. Drawing on the letters of Hypatia's most prominent pupil, Synesius of Cyrene, Dzielska constructs a compelling picture of the young philosopher's disciples and her teaching. Finally she plumbs her sources for the facts surrounding Hypatia's cruel death, clarifying what the murder tells us about the tensions of this tumultuous era. 176 pages Cloth edition: ISBN 0-674-43775-6

97. Hypatia's Legacy Welcome to the Women's Science Forum Monthly OnLine Magazine hypatia'sLegacy. Enter through the frame issues below, Our Mission Statement http://www.stsci.edu/stsci/service/wsf/magazine/

Welcome to the Women's Science Forum Monthly On-Line Magazine: Hypatia's Legacy Enter through the frame issues below Our Mission Statement... Full Table of Contents... Go Here for Non-Frames versions... Readership Survey- let us know what you think... ... Article Submission Techniques... Last updated: January 3, 2000 wsfinfo@stsci.edu

98. Dr. Sarah's Classroom Activities On Hypatia Dr. Sarah's Classroom Activities on hypatia. I am teaching Women and Minorities inMathematics A Course with Significant Mathematical Content. Day 1 on hypatia. http://www.mathsci.appstate.edu/~sjg/wmm/hypatia/

Dr. Sarah's Classroom Activities on Hypatia I am teaching Women and Minorities in Mathematics: A Course with Significant Mathematical Content . I am not a math historian - I am a geometer by training. Please send comments or suggestions for improvement to greenwaldsj@appstate.edu. Day 1 on Hypatia Intro to Hypatia - an overview of her life and work by reading the entry on Hypatia from Grinstein's Women of Mathematics. Hypatia's work on Ptolemy's Almagest Day 2 on Hypatia Discuss errors in Osen's Women in Mathematics entry on Hypatia, Hypatia's work on Diophantus' Arithmetica , and Hypatia's work on Apollonius' Conics , discuss classroom worksheets on Hypatia (Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians by Johnson, p. 41-42, Multicultural Science and Math Connections by Lumpkin, p. 146- 149, Math Equals by Perl, p. 9-26). Day 3 on Hypatia Go over Knorr's case that Hypatia worked on Archimedes , and go over the proof of Archimedes dimension of the circle. Discuss Dr. Sarah's worksheet (first draft) on Hypatia's possible work on Archimedes dimension of the circle. For homework, students are to do the worksheet and give suggestions for improvement. Day 4 on Hypatia WebCT quiz 2 on Hypatia's mathematics and Mentoring poster.

99. Hypatia X's PPD Library Welcome to the hypatia X PPD Library! Here is Religious Right. Suggestionsand comments can be made by contacting me, hypatia X. http://users.aol.com/hypatiax/library.htm

Welcome to the Hypatia X PPD Library! Here is a collection of our church literature and some articles from back issues of Rainbow Wind Magazine. There are also other writings here of use to Pagans, Lesbigays, or anyone seeking to fight the Religious Right. Suggestions and comments can be made by contacting me, Hypatia X Path of the Personal Divine Library Rainbow Wind Library ... Back to the Rainbow Wind Magazine Page Graphics created for Web use by Sophia X and Chandonn Last modified: 01-29-97.

100. Zzzebra - Ideenbank Für Kinder - Hypatia Translate this page hypatia. hypatia (um 370 - 415), Mathematikerin, Philosophin, möglicherweisedie Erfinderin des Astrolabs und der Senkwaage. hypatia wurde 370 n. Chr. http://www.zzzebra.de/index.asp?themaid=386&titelid=2621

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