Podcast Episode · Unexplainable · 16 March · 32min

The British Journal for the History of Science

For the academic year, we've a help pack offering guides to BBIH in undergraduate and graduate teaching and research. With embeddable content for VLEs.

Science and the city: reviewing Naples, London and Lisbon

This paper examines the relationship between Thai Buddhist undergraduates and their religion, drawing on survey data from the Youth and Civic Engagement Survey carried out by ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Insti...

An ambivalent champion recalls life on the college debating circuit [personal history]

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The Wellcome Collection Non-Fiction Award aims to to find and support writers from under-represented groups, who have a “big idea for a non-fiction book for general readers, that engages with…

This page links to digitizations of Derrida's seminar notes from 1958-2003. These little-studied documents trace Derrida's trajectory as a philosopher, but especially as a teacher of philosophy. In hi...

Cambridge Core - History of Science and Technology - Early Modern Print Media and the Art of Observation

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