An edition of The migration of ideas
(2008)
The migration of ideas
by Roberto Scazzieri and Raffaella Simili
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Sociology of Knowledge, Political aspects, Economics, Cultural relations, Communication in science, Congresses, World War, 1939-1945, Science, Emigration and immigration, Learned institutions and societies, Communication in learning and scholarship, Intellectual life, History, Social aspectsPlaces
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Table of Contents
pt. 1. Cosmopolitanism and intellectual networks
All knowledge in a circle : from the republic of letters to cosmopolitanism / Walter Tega
German nationals in Revolutionary France and the migration of ideas (1791-1800) / Susanne Lachenicht
History of science : the challenge of the new media / Paolo Galluzzi
pt. 2. Changing minds
An end to poverty : the French Revolution and the promise of a world beyond want / Gareth Stedman Jones
The diffusion of economic ideas and the formation of the market tradition : explorations in the political economy of the 19th century / Roberto Scazzieri
A brief theological genealogy of the market state / Adrian Pabst
Vito Volterra and the making of research institutions in Italy and abroad / Giovanni Paoloni and Raffaella Simili
pt. 3. Wars and new places
Translatio studii Warburgian Kulturwissenschaft in London, 1933-1945 / Nicholas Mann
Forced migration and scientific change after 1933 : steps towards a new approach / Mitchell Ash
A tribute to Janina Hosiasson Lindenbaum, a philosopher victim of the Holocaust / Maria Carla Galavotti
Circulation of ideas and migration of scientists : hints from the early times of nuclear physics / Giovanni Battimelli
Paul Feyerabend and the forgotten "Third Vienna Circle" / Friedrich Stadler.
Edition Notes
Papers from colloquia held in spring 2004 at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities (CRASSH), University of Cambridge, UK; and in fall 2004 at the University of Bologna, Italy.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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