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Weyl, Hermann; Helmer, Olaf (Translation used for revision and augmentation)Biblio.com

Philosophy of Mathematics and Natural Science

1949CNJL2616Princeton: Princeton University Press 1949. Hardcover. Near fine/good . Small quarto size 311 pp. in dust jacket. Hermann Klaus Hugo Weyl 1885-1955 "had major significance for theoretical physics as well as purely mathematical disciplines such as number theory. He was one of the most influential mathematicians of the twentieth century and an important member of the Institute for Advanced Study during its early years" n.b. per Wiki. This a revised and augmented edition with new appendices "on such subjects as Foundations of Mathematics Ars Combinatorioa Quantum Mechanics Physics and Biology and Evolution." per jacket flap. ___DESCRIPTION: Bound in full green cloth over boards "label" in black with gilt lettering stamped onto the spine binding small quarto size 9 1/8" by 6 1/4" 311 pp. In the publisher's dust jacket with a summary of the book on the front flap and publisher's ads on the back flap and back panel. ___CONDITION: Volume is near fine the boards clean straight corners with minimal rubbing a strong square text block with solid hinges the interior is clean and bright the sole prior owner marking being a name and date and one other small annotation at the top of the front free endpaper; light bumping to the head and tail of the spine and light toning to the margins of the text. The dust jacket somewhat better than good while all parts are present and attached there is overall light soil overall edgewear the printed price was roughly torn out not cleanly cut and a ring on the verso of the front panel not visible from the front. ___POSTAGE: International customers please note the following: i additional postage may apply as the standard does not always cover costs please inquire for details; and ii any taxes duty or tariffs charged by your country will of necessity be your responsibility. ___Swan's Fine Books is pleased to be a member of the ABAA ILAB and IOBA and we stand behind every book we sell. Please contact us with any questions you may have we are here to help. Princeton University Press hardcover

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Wei Ran; Pan Jingyi [translation from the Chinese]; Ye Rutang [preface]; Lothar Ledderose [preface]Biblio.com

Ancient Chinese Architecture Vol.2: Buddhist Buildings

20009740Springer 2000. Hardcover. Near Fine/Good. Large-format cloth hardcover 36 x 26 cm 195 pages 157 colour illustrations pictorial endpapers NOT ex-library. Weight 2410g please note: extra shipping will be required. No slipcase. Minor light wear book is crisp clean and bright with unmarked text free of inscriptions and stamps firmly bound. Good dust jacket sunned spine corners and spine ends rubbed white with short creases and edge-nicks. -- Contents: Buddhist Buildings: Photographs North China; Central China; Western Localities; Formation and Development of Chinese Buddhism: Explaining Buddhism by Mysticism and Supplementing Mysticism with Buddhism Initial Spread of Buddhism; Beginnings and the Translation of Scripture; Establishment and Prosperity of the Buddhist Sect; Tibetan Buddhism Lamaism; Founding and Evolution of the Buddhist Monastery in China: From the Establishment of the Baima Temple to the Forest-like Buddhist Monasteries of the Sui and Tang Dynasties Origin of the Monastery; Structural Evolution of the Chinese Monastery; Transformation and Evolution of the Pagoda; Stone Cave Monastery; Building of the Lamasery; Artistic Characteristics of Buddhist Architecture in China: The Blending of Western Buddhist Culture and Chinese Innate Culture Varied Natural Settings Chosen for the Location of the Buddhist Monastery; Treatment of Space in the Buddhist Monastery on Han Territory; Characteristics of the Architectural Art of the Lamasery; Decoration Artistic Creation etc.; Appendices General Plan and Section of the Nan-Chan Monastery and Restored Elevation and Section of the Great Hall; General Plan and Section of the Foguang Monastery and Front Elevation and Section of the Great Hall; Schematic Drawing of the Beam Structure of the Great Hall in the Foguang Monastery; Elevation and Section of the Mahayana Pavilion in the Puning Monastery; General Plan of the Putuozongsheng Monastery and Plan Elevation and Section of the Dahong Platform; Drawings of the Great Hall in the Lower Guangsheng Monastery and Its Framework Structure; Illustration of the Principal Features of the Chinese Buddhist Pagoda; A Comparison of the Different Plans of Chinese Buddhist Pagodas; Sketch of Grotto Plan and Comparison with Cave Style Evolution; Plan Elevation and Section of the Tianlongshan Grotto 16; Imaginary Sketch of the Original State of the 4th Maijishan Grotto; Sketch of Stone-Sculptured Tang Dynasty Buddhist Building and Buddhist Monastery; Dougong Bracket Inner Lintel and Square Pillar; Glossary; Notes on the Photographs; Map and Chronology Map of Distribution of Buddhist Buildings; Tourist Map of Buddhist Buildings in Northern Shanxi; Chronology of Major Events in the History of Chinese Architecture -- From the end of the Han Dynasty onwards Buddhism took root in China spreading and developing over a period of more than 1000 years. The original teachings from India became imbued with native Chinese thought on heaven and man; a foreign religion therefore with Chinese modifications. As far as its architecture was concerned is gradually integrated with that of China in style hardly differing from that stipulated by central government law. In addition to the wooden or brick and stone temple gate the main hall and other Buddhist buildings the Buddhist pagoda or tomb pagoda often took on various forms in the monasteries. Unique forms including those to be found in the stone cave and the lamasery are also to be seen chiefly in Northern China and western localities. To facilitate identification the monasteries and their location in what is a vast land have roughly been arranged into three regions: Northern China Central China and the western localities. Not only is their appearance described but the reader is also given an insight into their internal structure their fittings as well as the exquisitely sculptured statues all an expression of the dignified beauty of Buddhist architecture. Springer hardcover

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