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期刊名:Science in context

缩写:SCI CONTEXT

ISSN:0269-8897

e-ISSN:1474-0664

IF/分区:0.3/Q3

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Daniel Gamito-Marques Daniel Gamito-Marques
This article discusses the conditions that lead to the autonomy of scientific disciplines by analyzing the case of zoology in the nineteenth century. The specialization of knowledge and its institutionalization in higher education in the ni...
Christine von Oertzen Christine von Oertzen
This paper examines self-inscription, a mode of census enumeration that emerged during the nineteenth century. Starting in the 1840s, a number of European states introduced self-inscription as an auxiliary means to facilitate the work of en...
Laurens Schlicht,Sophie Ledebur,Anna Echterhölter Laurens Schlicht
Gabrielle Soudan,David Philippy,Harro Maas Gabrielle Soudan
This paper contrasts the research strategies of two women reformers, Florence Kelley and Ellen Swallow Richards, which entailed different strategies of social reform. In the early 1890s, social activist Florence Kelley used the social surve...
Anke Te Heesen Anke Te Heesen
In the spring of 1893, the Austrian writer and critic Hermann Bahr began interviewing various people on antisemitism, a subject of heated discussion in the European feuilleton around 1900. "Once again, I am travelling the world sounding out...
Sophie Ledebur Sophie Ledebur
Collecting data about people with mental disorders living outside of asylums became a heightened concern from the early nineteenth century onwards. In Germany, so-called "insanity counts" targeted the number and sometimes the type the menta...
Anna Echterhölter Anna Echterhölter
Data collections are a hallmark of nineteenth-century administrative knowledge making, and they were by no means confined to Europe. All colonial empires transferred and translated these techniques of serialised and quantified information g...
Laurens Schlicht Laurens Schlicht
The article uses three case studies from the 1920s to explore how psychologists and elementary school teachers employed psychological techniques to gain knowledge about elementary school children and their milieu. It begins by describing th...
Barna Szamosi Barna Szamosi
This study contributes to the discussion on the development of eugenics in Central-Eastern Europe by tracing the way that eugenic ideas entered into medical decision-making in Hungary. Through a case study that reviews the professional argu...
Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze
The paper is based on a hitherto unexplored document (audiotape of an interview accompanied by a German transcript) from 1953, located in the Freud Papers at the Library of Congress. It contributes to a better understanding of the impact of...