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Reading Group | Jul 26, 2023 | 16:00 to 17:30
Reading Group: Animal Fibers as Sources of Inquiry
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Coming to their Senses: The Averroist Turn and the Rise of "Empiricism" in the Thirteenth Century
All human knowing is grounded in sense experience. This may sound trivial to us, not least because it appears to be an undisputed principle of our nat
Reading Group | Sep 13, 2023 | 16:00 to 17:30
Reading Group: Animal Fibers as Sources of Inquiry
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Reading Group: Animal Fibers as Sources of Inquiry
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Reading Group: Animal Fibers as Sources of Inquiry
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Science Social Special: There Is No One History of Science (but It’s All Interconnected)
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Science Social Special: There Is No One History of Science (but It’s All Interconnected)
MoreThe Social Side of a Scientific Breakthrough: Fritz Haber, Walther Nernst, and the Discovery of Ammonia Synthesis 1830–1930
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Ammonia synthesis. Central to the mass production of fertilizer and explosives. It has been billed as the most consequential scientific breakthrough of the twentieth century. Historical perspectives on ammonia range from technological development to natural resource use, geopolitics, wartime industry, and social inclusion.