Ekmeleddin ihsanoğlu and feza günergun, science in islamic civilisation: Proceedings of the international symposia ‘science institutions in islamic civilisation’ and ‘science and technology in the turkish and islamic world’. Studies and sources on the history of science, 9. istanbul: Research centre for islamic history, art and culture 2000. Pp. VI+289. Isbn 92-9063-095-7. $40.00 [Book Review]

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