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期刊名:British journal for the history of science

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ISSN:0007-0874

e-ISSN:1474-001X

IF/分区:0.9/Q2

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Rodolfo Garau Rodolfo Garau
During the transition from the early to the modern era, the marginalization of astrology from the learned world marked a significant shift. The causes of this phenomenon are complex and still partially obscure. For instance, some sociologic...
Merle Patchett Merle Patchett
This paper demonstrates how a decolonial labour history can illuminate the systemic entanglements of science with slavery and empire. To do so, it reinterprets the Natural History Museum of the University of Edinburgh (1804-24) as a site wh...
Matthias Heymann,Dania Achermann Matthias Heymann
Historians of science have demonstrated the many ways in which science and politics are interrelated. The production of scientific knowledge, the organization of research and the application of science and technology are deeply intertwined ...
Dania Achermann Dania Achermann
The history of post-war climate science has been written with a strong focus on the role of global geopolitics and climate models. In this article, I will broaden this perspective with a smaller-scale approach and a different technology. Dr...
Tatyana V Bakhmetyeva Tatyana V Bakhmetyeva
This article examines the 1928 German-Soviet Alai-Pamir expedition as a moment when different scientific traditions, political ambitions and bodily practices met in the high-altitude borderlands of Central Asia. Focusing on the mapping of t...
Eleanor Larsson Eleanor Larsson
The late nineteenth-century animal marketplace was a thriving industry. The growth of empire and the development of new technologies and infrastructure facilitated the global movement of animals. As a result, many more reached Britain, wher...