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ajiss-2392	Leonard, Graham	The Rise of Early Modern Science: In China, Islam, and the West By Toby Huff Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993, 409 + xiv pp.	1995.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1056	40	42	But in addition to schol- ars learning sciences privately-as he acknowledges-sciences, genera- tive thinking processes, and rationalism were included in the curricula of institutions of learning, which were supported by religious foundations, until at least the fourteenth century-over two centuries after the take off of Islamic science effectively became somnolent. The author has shown great courage in undertaking an endeavor that has daunted historians of science, intellectual historians, Islamicists, and Sinologists.	cache/ajiss-2392.pdf	txt/ajiss-2392.txt