Representing Novelty: Charles Babbage, Charles Lyell, and Experiments in Early Victorian Geology

Brian P. Dolan

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La nouvelle representation du temple de Serapis par C. Lyell est discutee selon la theorie de C. Babbage qui s'appuie sur des raisonnements geologiques

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