02936cim a2200445 a 4500999001700000001000900017003000600026005001700032008004100049010001700090020001500107020001800122020001800140020001500158028002700173035002300200040003700223042001400260050002100274100004000295245010200335246005200437250001800489260005800507300004200565440002300607504005400630505053500684511008101219520076501300530002302065650002402088650003302112650003202145650002302177655003002200906004502230942003402275952018102309  c17469d1746914377384AUA.120200221102037.0060515s2004    mdunnn   r     li   eng d  a  2006577494  a1402582048  a9781402582059  a9781402582066  a140258206402aU1045bRecorded Books.  a(OCoLC)ocm57615073  aNOGcNOGdOCLCQdP@NdRECBXdDLC  alccopycat00aCB 69b.F47 20041 aFernández-Armesto, Felipe.93942210aIdeas that shaped mankind :ba concise history of human thought /cby Felipe Fernández-Armesto.30aConcise history of human thought (course guide)  a2005 edition.  a[Prince Frederick, MD] :bBarnes&Noble Books,cp2005.  a88 p. :  bill. (some col.) ;e22 cm. 4aThe modern scholar  aCourse guide includes bibliographical references.0 aLecture 1. The idea of ideas -- Lecture 2. The mind of the hunter -- Lecture 3. Of ice and mud -- Lecture 4. From settlement to civilization -- Lecture 5. Thus spake Zarathustra -- Lecture 6. The age of sages -- Lecture 7. The age of sages, religion -- Lecture 8. Ideas about religion -- Lecture 9. The Renaissance and the scientific revolution -- Lecture 10. The enlightenment -- Lecture 11. The nineteenth century -- Lecture 12. A century of horrors -- Lecture 13. The restoration of chaos -- Lecture 14. The age of uncertainty.0 aLectures delivered by Professor Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Oxford University.  aThe notion that man's capacity to produce ideas in itself brings about sweeping changes in the world. This ability, seen most profoundly in individual, startling moments of genius-- or equally startling moments of chance-- is what separates humans from the animals and allows humans to re-imagine the world in ever more complex designs. From the earliest ideas, including cannibalism and the idea of farming, to theories of relativity and chaos, ideas reshape the world in surprising and wholly unexpected ways. Professor Fernandez-Armesto examines areas of thought in science, agriculture, religion, art, and politics, and those moments in time when man's fertile intellect produced sparks that set off blazes of change that would alter the course of history.  aIssued also on CD. 0aPhilosophy of mind. 0aThought and thinking.914353 0aRepresentation (Philosophy) 0aCreative thinking. 7aAudiobooks.2lcgft921186  a7bcbcccopycatd2encipf20gy-genmusic  2lcccDWBSLChCB 69i.F47 2005  00102lcc40708DWBSLCaAUA.1bAUA.1cSPECd2016-12-06eDonation, Dr. Delbert Bakerg10.00hAUA20932oCB 69 .F47 2005pAUA20932r2016-12-06 00:00:00v10.00w2016-12-06yDWBSLC