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Editor
Nicholas Campion PhD
Deputy Editor Patrick Curry PhD
Culture and
Cosmos
is
a bi-annual peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of the history of
astrology and cultural astronomy. If astrology is the use of celestial
phenomena to provide meaning for human life, then cultural astronomy is
the broader use of astronomical beliefs and theories to regulate and
inform society, politics, the arts and every aspect of human life.Culture and Cosmos is an independent journal published in association with the Sophia Centre for the Study of Cosmology in Culture, University of Wales, Lampeter.
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Galileo's
Astrology: Culture and Cosmos
Vol. 7 no 1.
The great Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) is widely
regarded as the father of modern physics. As the first astronomer
to both use a ...
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Papers from the inaugural conference of the Sophia Centre 13-14
June 2003
Edited
by Nicholas Campion, Patrick Curry and Michael York
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Issues
of Culture and Cosmos are available, see the Back
Issues page.
Abstracts
of articles published in Culture and Cosmos are on the Abstracts
page.
Editorial
Policy:
Culture and Cosmos will consider articles on any aspect of the
history of astrology or cultural astronomy, from earliest times down to
the present day. The subject matter may vary from the development of
astrology in ancient Sumer to contemporary belief in alien abduction and
will include news and reviews. The magazine will be of
considerable interest to historians of ideas, religion, astrology,
science and astronomy as
well as to archaeologists, sociologists and anthropologists.
Contact Culture and Cosmos at culture@caol.demon.co.uk
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