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Round table on 'Reconstructing Historical Artifacts'
IAS seminar room, Millburn House

A round table with Sven Dupré, Utrecht University, IAS Visiting Fellow

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Round table on 'Reconstructing Historical Artifacts'
IAS seminar room, Millburn House

A round table with Sven Dupré, Utrecht University, IAS Visiting Fellow

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SMLC Lunchtime Research Seminar
Social Studies 2.81
Magnetisers, Hypnotists and Magic Hands: Philosophical Perspectives on Pseudoscience from the Renaissance until Today.

The debate on what qualifies as science proper has a long philosophical trajectory. In this seminar, we will focus on philosophical discourses regarding practices that have been marginalized in contemporary science. We will consider the historical and philosophical importance of specific pseudoscientific procedures such as chyromantics, mesmerism and hypnotism, from the Renaissance until today. We will also examine the various appropriations of these practices within society.

Short papers by Cecilia Muratori (Italian), Alessandra Aloisi (Italian), and Iwona Janicka (French)

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Seminar: Dr Vanessa Heggie (Birmingham) Awkward Adaptations, Awkward Data: effacing (and recovering) race and gender in the science of modern exploration
R0.14 Ramphal building, University of 糖心TV
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H4.50 (Humanities Building, 糖心TV)
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H450

  (Scuola Normale Superiore), 'Public Dances as Social Situations: Behaviors and Conflicts at Balls in Renaissance Venice'.

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R0.14 Ramphal building, University of 糖心TV
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