Mirjam Brusius

Name:	Mirjam Brusius
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	11 Oct 2010, 3:33 p.m.

Public lists managed by Mirjam Brusius

• Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference 2008 "Challenges of the 21st Century"
• Scientific Images Discussion Group

Talks given by Mirjam Brusius

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• 'Map of Turkey, a flexible hat, pencils, and the Talbotype': travelling artists in mid-19th century archaeological expeditions to the Middle East
• Preserving the forgotten: Fox Talbot’s interest in the antique – and what it has to do with photography

Talks organised by Mirjam Brusius

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• Curious – Looking at Microscopy through Craft and Technology
• Time flies: Exploring Visual Links between Hummingbird Iconography and the Aztec Calendar
• When Nature Begins to Write Herself: German Romantics Read the Electrophore
• Mars Globes and the Canal Controversy
• Human Art and Natural Beauty in eighteenth-century Microscopy
• The Historiography of the Scientific Image
• Documentary sociology: Mass-Observation as aesthetic science
• Methodology and the visual image
• On allegories and vanities, and the connections between science, art and collecting in the Spanish Baroque culture
• The visual language of geology, 1760-1840
• Isaac Newton's architectural drawings of the Temple of Solomon
• Modernist aesthetics, Marxist science
• Topographical anatomy and the visual culture of Edinburgh obstetrics
• Guide dogs for the sighted: the role of canis familiaris in constructing images of Victorian town and country
• The problem with periodicals in the 19th century
• Portrait of a spark: William Armstrong's photographs of electricity (1897)
• Jan Vermeer's images of scientists and Pascal's "esprit de finesse": art, philosophy and science in the Dutch Golden Age
• Editing early-modern astronomical diagrams