Archive 2015-18
Lectures
February-June 2018
Series of Talks: Thinking Sciences at Large Towards a Connected History of Science
06.02.2018
The Doctor Who Would Be King. Medical Utopias in the Afro-Pacific Region
Guilluame Lachenal, Pari-Diderot University
21.02.2018
Lighting the Enlightenment: Public Illumination in Paris in the Siècle des Lumières
Darrin McMahon, Dartmouth College
27.02.2018
Trespassing. Environmental History and Migrations
Marco Armiero, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
15.03.2018
Travels, Ethnology, and Natural History
Henrique Leitāo, University of Lisbon
04.05.2018
Structuralism and Ontology: An Anthropological Journey
Philippe Descole, Collège de France
08.05.2018
Private Gardens and Public Spaces in Eighteenth century Paris
Gregory Brown, UNLV - University of Nevada
10.05.2018
Medicine and the Inquisition in Global Perspective
Maria Pia Donato
CNRS - Cagliari University
14.05.2018
Science and Satire in Early Modern England
Mordechai Feingold, California Institute of Technology
17.05.2018
The Roots of Anti-Hypotheticalism in Seventeenth-Century English Science
Robert Iliffe, Oxford University
28.05.2018
Galileo between Science and Myth
Massimo Bucciantini, Università di Siena
31.05.2018
From Cartesian to Freudian Wars: New Approaches on Controversies
Delphine Antoine-Mahut and Samuel Lézé, ENS Lyon
06.06.2018
Charisma at the Age of Revolutions
David A. Bell, Princeton University
18.06.2018
Material Practices of Science in a Global Context
Lissa Roberts (University of Twente)
Simon Schaffer (University of Cambridge)
Otto Sibum (Uppsala University)
Neil Safier (Brown University)
Juan Pimentel (CSIC)
James Delbourgo (Rutgers University)
19.06.2018
Exploring French Asia: Sciences and Knowledge
Blake Smith (Max Weber Fellow)
Sarah Easterby-Smith (St. Andrews)
Dorit Brixius (German Historical Institute, Paris)
Alexander Statman (Graduate School Global Intellectual History, Berlin)
Antoine Lilti (EHESS, Paris)
17-18.09.2015
Conference in honour of Roger Chartier — The Author’s Hand and the Printer’s Mind
11.2016
Lists: Translating Ethnographic Data Tables into Maps
05.12.2016
Chasing Unicorns and Amassing Rhinos to Think about the History of Knowledge
with Bruno A Martinho, HEC3 & Camille Sallé, HEC1
05-07.04.2017
British Society for the History of Science Postgraduate Conference
Organised at the EUI in collaboration with the Centre Alexandre-Koyré
22.11.2017
Early Modern Collecting in Scandinavia
Valdemar Grambye, Visiting Student, University of Southern Denmark
2017
02.05.2017
José Beltrán — Nature in draft images and overseas natural history in the work of Charles Plumier (1646-1704)
2018
21.03.2018
Mikkel Munthe Jensen — From learned cosmopolitanism to scientific inter-nationalism : the patriotic transformation of Nordic academia and academic culture during the long eighteenth century
19.01.2018
Annelie Grosse — The (self-) fashioning of an eighteenth-Century Christian philosopher : religion, science and morality in the writings and life of Jean Henri Samuel Formey (1711-1797)
28.11.2018
Simon Dumas Primbault — Esprits de papier : une histoire matérielle du travail savant à travers les brouillons de Viviani et Leibniz (ca 1650-1700)
11.10.2019
Mikko Toivanen — Colonial tours : the leisure and anxiety of empire in travel writing from Java, Ceylon and the straits settlements, 1840-1875
2019
29.11.2019
Déborah Dubald — Capital nature: A History of French Municipal Museums of Natural History, 1795-1870
Catherine Gibson — Nations on the drawing board: ethnographic map-making in the Russian Empire’s Baltin provinces, 1840-1920
2020
26.05.2020
Bohdan Shumylovych — Mediating the land, landing the media Soviet Ukrainian television and popular media culture, 1957-1989
29.09.2020
Martin Vailly — Le monde au bout des doigts : François Le Large, le globe de Coronelli et les cultures géographiques dans la France de Louis XIV
16.10.2020
Ekaterina Rybkyna — Playing with radio waves: radio amateurs in Russia, 1920-1930s11.03.2016
Viviani, Galileo, Ghiberti: The Manuscript Traces of Florentine Science