jacques halbronn . Ses deux études sur les cométes (1986 et -2003)

jacques halbronn . Ses deux études sur les cométes (1986 et -2003) Jacques halbronn " Les variations d'impact des comètes en France. Etude bibliographique" ». LA COMETE DE HALLEY. ET l'influence SOCIALE ET POLITIQUE DES ASTRES. Bayeux, 11 octobre 1986. U .Colloque 1986 .. Bayeux, Ville de Bayeux, Edition: 1991, pp. 53-10 et The importance of comets for the cause of astrology: The case of Pierre Bayle in the years 1680-1705, (20003)ASTROLOGY & THE ACADEMY: Papers from the inaugural conference of the Sophia Centre, Bath Spa University College, Nicholas Campion ASTROLOGY & THE ACADEMY: Papers from the inaugural conference of the Sophia Centre, Bath Spa University College, 13-14 June 2003 - edited by Nicholas Campion, Patrick Curry & Michael York, $32.00 Contents: Acknowledgments; The Sophia Centre; Contributors; Foreword: Astrology, by Patrick Curry; Introduction: Cultural Astronomy, by Nicholas Campion. Conference Papers in order of proceeding From Allegory to Anagoge: The question of symbolic perception in a literal world, by Angela Voss. Astral Magic: The acceptable face of paganism, by Ronald Hutton 'Aspects' of Deity, by Prudence Jones Astrology and Science: Two worldviews searching for a synthesis, by Jesus Navarro Astrology at work in social science research, by Pat Harris The Academy as an archetypical group dynamic, by Liz Greene Verity & the question of primary & secondary scholarship in astrology, by Geoffrey Cornelius Psychological aspects of astrology's return to the academy, by Jean Hinson Lall The lure of Egypt, or how to sound like a reliable source, by Joanna Komorowska Marco Polo & the Chinese zodiac, by Derek Walters Astrology & the Brazilian culture: A personal perspective, by Ruth Cintra Astrology as a language course, by Mike Harding The importance of comets for the cause of astrology: The case of Pierre Bayle in the years 1680-1705, by Jacques Halbronn Studying at the Sophia Centre; Culture & Cosmos (a journal published in conjunction with the Sophia Centre) Comment: Ah, for the life of academic pilgrimages. The papers presented are all thoroughly sound & in a respectably stilted, academic style. I have just finished reading David Lodge's 1984 academic romance, Small World, about the amusing & convoluted relationships of those academics who frequent such conferences. What is to be the fate of degreed & tenured astrological academics as they make their way in conference world? Get Lodge's book & find out! Cinnibar Books, 204 pages.