Crossing the Threshold: The Process and Interpretation of The Helix, the Equipoise and the Praxis: Symmetry: Natural and Artificial

Elizabeth Ann Coulter-Smith

Crossing the Threshold: The Process and Interpretation of The Helix, the Equipoise and the Praxis: Symmetry: Natural and Artificial

Elizabeth Ann Coulter-Smith

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The square and the spiral have functioned throughout history as significant catalysts for both artists and scientists. They function as archetypal and primal metaphors appearing abundantly in nature. The square can be interpreted as representing absolute unity, or the a priori- original square defined by Leibniz as the "monad".

Original language	English
Journal	Symmetry: Culture and Science
Publication status	Published - 1995

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