Jiang describes the Alexandrian museum as the root of the English word and as the world's first research university.
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Jiang describes the Alexandrian museum as the root of the English word and as the world's first research university.
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Jiang describes the museum at Alexandria as the world's first research university, where Greek scholars continued Aristotle's work by standardizing and systemizing Greek culture for imposition in Egypt.
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"...was he started to sponsor something called, we call today the museum. Okay? The museum is the root of the English word museum. But..."
"...most of his works in a British library, in the British Museum. So why did the British authorities allow him to do that? That's..."
"...funded by the nobility okay okay so it caused full -scale museums okay from the September of 18 Gazette and this is where we..."
"...on a massive looting campaign, ransacking palaces, bank vaults, churches, and museums. Okay, we call this asset stripping. So basically, the Bolsheviks destroyed their..."
"...on a massive looting campaign, ransacking palaces, bank vaults, churches, and museums. They expropriate every... Every valuable they could get, they're hands on and..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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