Popularizing Science and Technology in the European Periphery, 1800–2000

Faidra Papanelopoulou

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Contents: Preface Rethinking the history of science popularization/popular science, Jonathan R. Topham The historiography of science popularization: reflections inspired by the Italian case, Paola Govoni Women and the popularization of botany in early 19th-century Portugal: the Marquise of Alorna's Botanical Recreations, Palmira Fontes da Costa Science for the people. The Belgian EncyclopA(c)die Populaire and the constitution of a national science movement, Geert Vanpaemel and Brigitte van Tiggelen Circumventing the 'elusive quarries' of popular science: the communication and appropriation of Ganot's physics in 19th-century Britain, Josep Simon The circulation of energy: thermodynamics, national culture, and social progress in Spain 1868a 1890, Stefan Pohl-Valero Electrical adventures and natural wonders: exhibitions, museums and gardens in 19th-century Denmark, Rikke Schmidt KjA|rgaard Genres of popular science: Urania and the scientific theatre, GA!bor PallA^3 The popularization of astronomy in early-20th century Sweden: aims and motives, Johan KArnfelt Physicians as a public for the popularization of medicine in interwar Catalonia: the Monografies MAdiques series, Enrique Perdiguero, JosA(c) Pardo-TomA!s and A lvar MartA-nez-Vidal With or without scientists. Reporting on human genetics in the Spanish newspaper El PaA-s, (1976a 2006), Matiana GonzA!lez-Silva Concluding remarks, Faidra Papanelopoulou, AgustA- Nieto-Galan and Enrique Perdiguero Selected bibliography Index.

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