Thomas Browne and the writing of early modern science

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Historical Philosophy and Science Renaissance Literature and Culture History of Science and Natural History

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1. Browne's civility 2. Religio Medici: the junior endeavour 3. The civil monument: Pseudodoxia Epidemica and investigative culture 4. The laureate of the grave: Urne-Buriall and the failure of memory 5. The jocund cabinet and the melancholy museum: a brief excursion into Brownean comedy 6. The epitome of the earth: The Garden of Cyrus and verdancy 7. The fruits of natural knowledge: the fugitive writings, and a conclusion.

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