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Understanding Field Science Institutions
av Helena Ekerholm, Karl Grandin, Christer Nordlund & Pati...
Häftad bok. Science History Publications. 1 uppl. 2017. 358 sidor.

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ISBN

9780881354836

Titel

Understanding field science institutions

Utgivningsår

2017

Bandtyp

Paperback

Språk

English

Baksidestext

From the oceans to the mountains and the vast in-between scientists have created institutions for scientific work in the field. Long-lived or temporary, more or less institutionally authoritative, magnificent or humble in scale, these spaces in the landscape and seascape have provided an organizational domestication of migratory science and facilitated scientific work on nature beyond urban centers of learning. As such they have played a significant role in the history of knowledge production. The richly illustrated chapters in this book deepen our understanding of both similarities and differences within the complex history of field science institutions and their relation to other types of academic institutions, from the seventeenth century onwards.

Science History Publications 1 9780881354836

ISBN: 9780881354836
Titel: Understanding field science institutions
Utgivningsår: 2017
Bandtyp: Paperback
Språk: English

From the oceans to the mountains and the vast in-between scientists have created institutions for scientific work in the field. Long-lived or temporary, more or less institutionally authoritative, magnificent or humble in scale, these spaces in the landscape and seascape have provided an organizational domestication of migratory science and facilitated scientific work on nature beyond urban centers of learning. As such they have played a significant role in the history of knowledge production. The richly illustrated chapters in this book deepen our understanding of both similarities and differences within the complex history of field science institutions and their relation to other types of academic institutions, from the seventeenth century onwards.