Edwin Rose

Name:	Edwin Rose
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
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Last login:	Fri May 18 22:20:34 +0000 2018

Public lists managed by Edwin Rose

Talks given by Edwin Rose

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• Exploration, Empire, and a Revolution in the Natural History of the Pacific, 1769-1840
• Empire, indigenous knowledge and the practice of recording and classifying the plants of New Zealand, 1769–1838
• George Howard Darwin and the ‘Public’ Understanding of Nature
• Books, botany and the organisation of nature in 18th-century Cambridge
• Books, Botany and the Understanding of Nature in Eighteenth-Century Cambridge
• Joseph Banks, Georg Forster and the Publication of Nature in the Age of Revolutions
• Printing, publishing and circulating books across Joseph Banks's empire
• The Endeavour journal and the natural historical working practices of Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander, 1768–1771

Talks organised by Edwin Rose

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• Ten things you always wanted to know about Hans Sloane, founder of the British Museum... but were afraid to ask
• Exploring John Woodward's scientific writing in his catalogues of fossils (1728, 1729)
• Clas Fredrik Hornstedt, the 'last Linnaean' in the East Indies, 1783–4
• Poetic electrons: Ted Hughes and the mayfly
• When a stone is not a stone: doing alchemy with plants and animals
• Reading colonial photography: the publication and reception of A Phrenologist Amongst the Todas (1873)
• James Cuninghame – 'a learned and most industrious promoter of natural philosophy'
• Natural history and the antiquarian
• Changes in the culture of biological recording, 1955–2015
• Natural history or psychology? Reading expressions and being read in Darwin's science of interdependence
• Pathology and preparations at the Great Windmill Street School
• The Endeavour journal and the natural historical working practices of Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander, 1768–1771
• Preparing for doomsday: vulnerability and the contemporary history of genebanking, 1970–2008
• Piety, diligence and learning: knowledge of American naturalia in Abraham Hill's commonplace books
• Ethnographic collecting and the despotism of Joseph Banks
• The mine as a subterranean Kunstkammer
• Conrad Gessner, the Zurich Lectorium, and the study of physics and medicine in the early modern world
• Learning to know: the educations of Richard Hakluyt and Thomas Harriot
• After Cook: Joseph Banks and his travelling natures, 1787–1810
• The natural history of the Napoleonic Wars: collecting at the East India Company c. 1798–1820
• 'Why do entomologists want a weekly newspaper?': periodicals and the practice of nineteenth-century natural history