Almagest, International journal for the History of Scientific Ideas, 2010-2 ,

Paperback, 192 p., 160 x 240 mm. ISBN 9782503534794. I. Science and Technology in the Ottoman Empire and the Balkans. Ekmeleddin 'hsano'lu, (Secretary General of the Islamic Conference, A. Koyre Medal for the history of science), Foreword Salim Ayduz, The Ottoman Royal Cannon Foundry: 'Tohpane-I Amire'. Attila Bir, Mustafa Kacar, Evolution, Functioning and Capacity of the Mediterranean Windmills. Sevtap Kadioglu, 'emseddin Sami's Treatise of Astronomy Gok (Sky): An Effort towards the Formation of Turkish Scientific Language and Popularizing Science. Tuncay Zorlu, Tracing technology through terminology: Ottoman nautical terminology as attested in the 18th century archival sources. Kyriakos Kyriakou, Konstantine Skordoulis, Kostas Tampakis, The Reception of Ernest Haeckel's Ideas in Greece II. Varia Huang Huang, Ying Qin, A new perspective on ancient technique communication of cosmetics between the east and the west, based on the analysis of Chinese cosmetics--'Hu' powder. Catherine Karela, Hilbert on different notions of completeness: a conceptual and historical analysis. Raffaele Pisano, On Principles In Sadi Carnot's Thermodynamics (1824). Epistemological Reflections III. Book Reviews By Djordje Djuric. Aleksandar Petrovic, and Eduard I. Kolchinsky (eds.), A Distant Accord - Russian-Serbian Links in the Fields of Science, Humanities and Education: the 19th - the first half of the 20th century, Kragujevac By Konstantine Tampakis. Yiannis Antoniou, 1900-1940. By Efthymios Nicolaidis. Robert Fox, Bernard Joly (eds), Echanges franco-britanniques entre savants depuis le XVIIe siecle - Franco-British interactions in science since the seventeenth century. Languages: English, French. New.