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Art of Judgement: A Speakers’ Series | Apr 21-Apr 22, 2016 | 14:30 to 17:00
A Taste of Science: Subjectivity and Objectivity in the California Wine-World
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Art of Judgement: A Speakers’ Series | Apr 21-Apr 22, 2016 | 14:30 to 17:00
A Taste of Science: Subjectivity and Objectivity in the California Wine-World
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Workshop | Aug 16-Aug 17, 2017
Estimated Truths. Water, Science, and the Politics of Approximation
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Estimated Truths: Water, Science, and the Politics of Approximation
MoreEndangerment, Biodiversity, and Culture
The notion of endangerment stands at the heart of a network of concepts, values, and practices dealing with entities threatened by disappearance, and
Biodiversity, Saving Biodiversity: Expert Practices and Public Engagements in Conservation Biology
Conservation biology is an unusual science in that it was founded on explicitly ethical objectives. Global biodiversity is considered to be a good in
Archiving Indigeneity: Language Documentation and the Pragmatics of Decolonization
Over the past 120 years, language has become subject to archiving. One consequence is that today, languages and linguistic diversity, like species of
Circa. Circulations of Knowledge in the History of Climate Modeling
In this PhD thesis project Christoph Rosol investigated several historical moments and epistemological facets in the genealogy of so-called General Ci
Antoine Lafreri's Atlases: Collecting, Conserving, and Representing Geographical Knowledge
In the history of cartography, the object “atlas” has always encountered difficulty in being accepted as a genuine scientific form. Indeed, until rece