Nature and empire : science and the colonial enterprise.
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| 语言: | Anglais |
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Chicago :
University of Chicago Press,
2000.
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书本目录:
- Introduction / Roy MacLeod
- Iberian vision: science and empire in the framework of a universal monarchy, 1500-1800 / Juan Pimentel
- The colonial machine: French science and colonization in the Ancien Regime / James E. McClellan III and Francois Regourd
- Ordering the world for Europe: science as intelligence and information as seen from the northern periphery / Sverker Sorlin
- Science, technology and the Spanish colonial experience in the nineteenth century / Alberto Elena and Javier Ordonez.
- Colonial world as a geological metaphor: strata(gems) of empire in victorian Canada / Suzanne Zeller
- Shaping of Latin American museums of natural history, 1850-1990 / Maria Margaret Lopes and Irina Podgorny
- Colonial encounters and the forging of new knowledge and national identities: Great Britain and India, 1760-1850 / Kapil Raj
- Acclimatizing the world: a history of the paradigmatic colonial science / Michael A. Osborne
- Enlightenment in an imperial context: local science in the late-eighteenth-century Hispanic world / Antonio LaFuente.
- Enlightened mineralogists: mining knowledge in colonial Brazil, 1750-1825 / Silvia Figueiroa and Clarete Da Silva
- Racism and medical science in South Africa's Cape Colony in the mid- to late nineteenth century / Harriet Deacon
- Colonial world as mission and mandate: leprosy and empire, 1900-1940 / Michael Worboys
- Locality in the history of science: colonial science, technoscience, and indigenous knowledge / David Wade Chambers and Richard Gillespie
- Reconstructing India: disunity in the science and technology for development discourse, 1900-1947 / Deepak Kumar.
- Science and state building in late colonial and postcolonial Africa, 1930-1970 / Christophe Bonneuil
- Bio-prospecting or bio-privacy: intellectual property rights and biodiversity in a colonial and postcolonial context / John Merson.