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The work of Joseph Fels Ritt and Ellis Kolchin in differential algebra paved the way for exciting new applications in constructive symbolic computation, differential Galois theory, the model theory of fields, and Diophantine geometry. This book assembles Kolchin's mathematical papers.

Cannan's name is linked inextricably with two great economic institutions: Adam Smith and the LSE. Cannan played a fundamental role in England in shaping the alternative to Marshallian economics that bore fruit at the LSE in the 1930s.

This edition contains all Bacon's philosophical works as well as translations, literary and professional works. Also included are introductions and explanatory footnotes, and a new introduction by Graham Rees.

Bagehot was one of the first economists in Britain to recognise the importance of the idea of development for social and economic theories, and was widely considered to be a great authority on banking and finance. Detailed contents available.

This edition of the works of James Steuart republishes Steuart's Works Political, Metaphysical and Chronological of 1805 and includes a seventh volume of critical studies of Steuart's thought.

This 15 volume boxed set is a reprint of the 1908 collected works, together with the first trade edition of The Picture of Dorian Grey. With a new critical introduction, and including Stuart Mason's Bibliography of Oscar Wilde.

Widely regarded as the founder of the modern science of demography, this set collects all of Petty's published writings in economics, an extensive selection of his correspondence, a biography and the most important secondary writing on his work.

Thomas Paine was an influential revolutionary pamphleteer, whose writings were instrumental in bringing about some significant political changes. This three-volume set includes his complete writings which also discusses the implications of his work.

The set includes major and lesser-known works and biographical pieces by Thomas Hardy. It will appeal to both Barnes and Hardy scholars, linguists and etymologists, social and cultural historians.

This 12-volume set incorporates Robertson's final corrections and revisions for the four histories and the published sermon. Also included are miscellaneous writings and speeches by Robertson, and biographical and critical works about him taken from scarce pamphlets and periodicals.

Important in the history of the Scottish Enlightenment and Eighteenth Century literature and thought, James Beattie was a figure of high reputation and influence. This is the first ever complete edition of Beattie's works.

Herbert Spencer was regarded by the Victorians as the foremost philosopher of the age. This selection provides a cross-section of Spencer's work from his more popular and approachable essays and volumes of the Synthetic Philosophy itself.

Intended for postgraduates and literature academics, this text comprises the collected works of William Morris. It features the poetic works, prose romances and essays on art and politics as well as Morris' translations from the classics, early English, French and Icelandic Sagas.

This collection brings together major writings by Hobbes in English, including translations of some of his Latin works.

This 10-volume boxed set brings together Veblen's attempts at understanding the evolution of economic patterns in a wider social context.

Containing four parts such as Analytic Geometry, Algebraic Geometry, Variations of Hodge Structures, and Differential Systems that are organized according to the subject matter, this title provides the reader with a panoramic view of important and exciting mathematics during the second half of the 20th century.

Translation of Mantrische Spruche. Seelenèubungen II 1903-1925 (Dornach, Switzerland: Rudolf Steiner Verlag, 1999).

'...This will generate a struggle covering the face of the whole earth. The one and only remedy for this nonsense being made of human evolution will be the path that can lead humanity to the spirit - the path of Michael, which finds its continuation in the path of Christ.' - Rudolf Steiner. Speaking in the aftermath of the Great War, Rudolf Steiner presents a series of extraordinary lectures on the power and mission of the Archangel Michael. He paints on a broad canvas - in the context of cosmic and human evolution - revealing Michael's tasks in the past, present and future. Originally the countenance of Yahweh, Michael has metamorphosed from a 'night spirit' to a 'day spirit'. As 'the Countenance of Christ', Michael helps us find a balance between 'luciferic' and 'ahrimanic' tendencies. The old 'dualism' (such as good versus evil), says Steiner, needs to be replaced by the trinity of Lucifer-Christ-Ahriman. Filling our heart with the Christ Impulse creates an equilibrium between the luciferic influence that imbues our head and the ahrimanic influence at work in our limbs. Rudolf Steiner describes how humanity faces three dangers in the social sphere: spiritual life could flow into the 'pit of mendacity' ruled by Ahriman, individual rights might descend into the 'pit of selfishness' (Lucifer), and economics into cultural sickness and death (Asuras). In order to prevent European-American culture from perishing, it will be necessary to turn towards contemporary 'threefold' social ideas. Steiner also speaks about the principle of metamorphosis in connection with evolution and devolution, as evident in the design of the pillars in the newly-built Goetheanum. Architectural styles are an expression of human evolution, as can be seen in Greek temples, gothic Cathedrals, the Grail temple and the building at Dornach. Amidst many other themes, Rudolf Steiner addresses the problem of natural necessity and freedom, and the abolition of the trichotomy of body, soul and spirit at the Council of Constantinople in AD 869.

This fifth volume of collected papers constitutes not only an important historical archive, but also a valuable resource for work in the fields treated. The papers are complemented by detailed surveys on the current state of the field in two areas: the congruence subgroup problem and the algebraic $K$-theory and quadratic forms.

The development of algebraic topology in the 1950's and 1960's was deeply influenced by the work of Milnor. This book is divided into four parts: Homotopy Theory, Homology and Cohomology, Manifolds, and Expository Papers. It includes introductions to each part that provide some historical context and subsequent development.

A powerful mathematician and a great problem solver, R H Bing laid the foundation for a number of areas of topology. This work provides a historical background on Bing's life and achievements. It is suitable for mathematicians in various areas, and especially those in topology, as well as students and educators in the mathematical sciences.

'To live in truth, to wish to be true in one's whole being, will be the watchword of the future.' - Rudolf Steiner. In the midst of the lies and propaganda of the Great War, Rudolf Steiner struggled to convey the truths of the human spirit. The 'truth' asserted by partisan interests, he suggested, was invariably tinged with dishonesty - whether the outright mendacities of politicians and rulers (Steiner refers here to the machinations of the British Empire), or the manipulative techniques of secret societies, intent on securing and shoring up their own power. In relation to the latter, Rudolf Steiner highlights how, whilst we tend to reject overt authority nowadays, we succumb more easily to its covert forms in the 'received wisdoms' we often unthinkingly adopt. In seeking to help his audiences discern the spiritual struggle unfolding behind outer events, Steiner describes how the intrigues that led to the war were based on intentional deceit, which served hidden aims of which the public was mostly kept in the dark. In contrast to the divisiveness of untruth, truth is based on a realization of the interconnectedness of all things - of interdependence between the realms 'below' and 'above' us. The 'I', upon which all evolution on earth is predicated, signifies an overcoming of egotism and narrow interests, together with the imaginative embrace of all beings. Its spiritual reality - that descends to us from non-material worlds and towards which we evolve through earthly lives - is the epitome of truth. Amidst many other topics covered here, Rudolf Steiner speaks about The Qur'an and the Mystery of Golgotha; Henry VIII, Thomas More and the Church of England; the Jesuits and their State in Paraguay; Freemasons, esoteric symbols, and handshakes; Madame Blavatsky's occult imprisonment by Anglo-Saxon brotherhoods; Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov; and the occult literature of Papus and Levi.

In the period since the original four volumes of Phillip Griffiths's Selecta were published, Griffiths has continued to produce beautiful and important work. The current two-part publication brings Griffiths's Selecta up to date by including the majority of his recent articles, as well as two older papers on differential geometry.

In the period since the original four volumes of Phillip Griffiths's Selecta were published, Griffiths has continued to produce beautiful and important work. The current two-part publication brings Griffiths's Selecta up to date by including the majority of his recent articles, as well as two older papers on differential geometry.

Richard Stanley's work in combinatorics revolutionized and reshaped the subject. In addition to collecting several of Stanley's most influential papers, this volume also includes his own short reminiscences on his early years, and on his celebrated proof of The Upper Bound Theorem.

Herve Jacquet is one of the founders of the modern theory of automorphic representations and their associated $L$-functions. This presents a selection of his most influential papers not already available in book form. It contains papers on the $L$-function attached to a pair of representations of the general linear group. Thus, it completes Jacquet's papers on the subject.

Josiah Tucker, Dean of Gloucester, was one of the foremost thinkers of 18th-century England in the field of economics, international relations, political theory and imperialism. These volumes form a comprehensive collected edition of all his important writings on economics and social theory.

A lead figure in twentieth century noncommutative algebra, S A Amitsur's contributions are wide-ranging and enduring. This volume collects his work. It features papers that are organized into broad topic areas: general ring theory, rings satisfying a polynomial identity, combinatorial polynomial identity theory, and division algebras.

The field of differential topology underwent a dramatic development period between 1955 and 1965. This collection of articles contains original papers and expository lectures. It includes commentary by the author, filling in some of the historical context, and outlining developments in the field. It provides an understanding of the subject.