10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GEOGONIC»
Discover the use of
geogonic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
geogonic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Geology and Religion: A History of Harmony and Hostility
geogonic. sections. In the Principia philosophiae (1644), Rene Descartes offered
a comprehensive mechanical vision of the development of Earth-like planets (
Descartes 1644). This mechanical account broke with Fludd and the chymical ...
Martina Kölbl-Ebert, 2009
2
The Shape of Things to Come
A. 3. Geogonic. Planning. mong the “deferred projects” that lie behind our current
activities, and second only to the system of schemes for inducing and directing a
great increase in human variability, is the complex of plans that have been ...
3
Noah and His Times: Embracing the Consideration of Various ...
1 : 9, 10, taken in connection with the second verse, we langaage of such sort as
to imply that there was some- tking equivalent to a universal deluge prevailing on
this planet when the work of the six geogonic days commenced ? Does it not ...
James Munson Olmstead, 1853
4
Developments in Soil Classification, Land Use Planning and ...
In this context, three different categories of interaction and competition can be
distinguished as below: — Exclusive competition between the use of land for
infrastructural development, as a source of raw materials and as a geogonic and
...
Shabbir A. Shahid, Faisal K. Taha, Mahmoud A. Abdelfattah, 2013
5
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
The first acceptation of the word is better adapted to the genius of the language;
but it hasrelation to the origin of things, to an uncertain science founded upon
geogonic hypothesis. The second acceptation, now generally adopted by the ...
It is true, that such germs of the hypothesis as had appeared in the systems of
Epicurus and Lucretius were not employed by the fathers or schoolmen or
reformers, all of whom were naturally led to interpret Genesis from a geogonic as
well as ...
7
The Boston Journal of Philosophy and the Arts
The first acceptation of the word is better adapted to the genius of the language ;
but it has relation to the origin of things, to an uncertain science founded upon
geogonic hypothesis. The second acceptation, now generally adopted by the ...
John Ware, Daniel Treadwell, 1825
8
The Boston Journal of Philosophy and the Arts
The first acceptation of the word is better adapted to the genius of the language ;
but it has relation to the origin of things, to an uncertain science founded upon
geogonic hypothesis. The second acceptation, now generally adopted by the ...
9
From Mineralogy to Geology: The Foundations of a Science, ...
... "relates to the origin of things, and to an uncertain science founded on
geogonic hypotheses" and had been rejected by French geologists who
preferred to define a formation as an "assemblage of mineral masses so
intimately connected, ...
10
Getting Back Into Place: Toward a Renewed Understanding of ...
As "the world's body" (in John Crowe Ransom's phrase), it is the geogonic
counterpart of our own lived body, just as the same ground is also the basis for
our perception of whatever lies on its sensuous surface. Subtending our body
and ...
