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On the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (printed book)
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Select optionsOn the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (printed book)
At the center of the present work is the thesis that in scientific actions photographic products are used as arguments
to be used. The pragmatically oriented semiotics of Charles
Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). In the case of photography, he speaks of a secondary object that refers to a primary object.
Since its beginnings, photography has never played such a major role in any other discipline as in astronomy, which is reflected in
Part II of the book is exemplified by epoch-making examples – starting with the photographic proof of existence of
solar prominences over the substantiation of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity up to the world model of an expanding
space or the “first photo” of a black hole.GERMAN LANGUAGE, only abstract in English
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On the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (Ebook)
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Select optionsOn the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (Ebook)
At the center of the present work is the thesis that in scientific actions photographic products are used as arguments
to be used. The pragmatically oriented semiotics of Charles
Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). In the case of photography, he speaks of a secondary object that refers to a primary object.
Since its beginnings, photography has never played such a major role in any other discipline as in astronomy, which is reflected in
Part II of the book is exemplified by epoch-making examples – starting with the photographic proof of existence of
solar prominences over the substantiation of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity up to the world model of an expanding
space or the “first photo” of a black hole.GERMAN LANGUAGE, only abstract in English
€47,00 inkl. MwSt (DE) -
On the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (premium quality printed book)
€80,00 inkl. MwSt (DE)incl. 19% VAT
plus shipping costs
Delivery Time 2 - 10 Working days (esp outside Europe)
Product contains: 1 piece
Select optionsOn the significance of photographic images in the natural sciences, especially in astronomy (premium quality printed book)
At the center of the present work is the thesis that in scientific actions photographic products are used as arguments
to be used. The pragmatically oriented semiotics of Charles
Sanders Peirce (1839-1914). In the case of photography, he speaks of a secondary object that refers to a primary object.
Since its beginnings, photography has never played such a major role in any other discipline as in astronomy, which is reflected in
Part II of the book is exemplified by epoch-making examples – starting with the photographic proof of existence of
solar prominences over the substantiation of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity up to the world model of an expanding
space or the “first photo” of a black hole.GERMAN LANGUAGE, only abstract in English
€80,00 inkl. MwSt (DE)