Keynesian revolution The huge amount of unsold goods and millions of unemployed workers denied SAY’s law which stated that overproduction crises could not occur as the…
John Maynard Keynes was born in Cambridge in 1883 and died in Sussex in 1946. He was an English economist, graduated in mathematics, studied philosophy and…
For Galileo, mathematics was very important because nature itself was mathematically ordered (nature understood as a great book written in the language of mathematics). As for…
He was born, in the year Galileo died, in Lincolshire, England. Some say he was born in 1642, because Lutherans in England did not accept the…
Osborne’s “Look back in Anger” was first arranged on eighth May, 1956 by the English Stage Organization, established in that very year, to help youthful playwrights…
The way in which we see colors does not depend only on how objects reflect light and on the characteristics of our visual system: the brain…
White, black, red, yellow, green. Sometimes we have been told that dogs see in black and white, that cows see us larger, that some animals see…
Romanticism in Europe developed in different ways according to the cultural, social and political situations of each country. In Germany Romanticism was anticipated by the “Sturm…
Romanticism is a very complex and difficult to define phenomenon, not attributable to a single formula, a phenomenon that represents a radical turning point in the…