1964年1月1日発売の新刊一覧
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1964年1月1日
日本古典文学大系
目次 解説 / 3 凡例 / 19 巻第一 月の宴 / 25 巻第二 花山たづぬる中納言 / 69 巻第三 さま[ザマ]のよろこび / 101 巻第四 みはてぬゆめ / 127 巻第五 浦[浦]の別 / 159 巻第六 かゞやく藤壺 / 197 巻第七 とりべ野 / 211 巻第八 はつはな / 237 巻第九 いはかげ / 299 巻第十 ひかげのかづら / 317 巻第十一 つぼみ花 / 341 巻第十二 たまのむらぎく / 359 巻第十三 ゆふしで / 389 巻第十四 あさみどり / 415 巻第十五 うたがひ / 437 勘物 / 459 補注(付校訂) / 473 系図 / 553
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The concept of nature
This book, a development of his Tarner Lectures given in 1919, is one of Alfred North Whitehead's most important contributions to natural philosophy. His first concern is with the fundamental problems of substance, space, and time; and the most interesting part of his discussion is, perhaps, his criticism of Einstein's method of interpreting results, and the alternative development of his own well-known theory of the four-dimensional 'Space-Time manifold'. Although this book was first published over a generation ago, and the characteristic approach of philosophers to the problems of nature has changed considerably in the intervening period, The Concept of Nature has never ceased to deserve their careful attention. When the book first appeared, A. E. Taylor, writing in Mind, said 'The Concept of Nature is a great contribution to Naturphilosophie, far the finest contribution, in my own judgement, yet made by any one man'; J. E. McTaggart in The Cambridge Review called it 'one of the most valuable books on the relation of philosophy and science which has appeared for many years', adding 'I am sure the study of this book will benefit metaphysicians. I venture to believe that it will benefit men of science.'
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