Olin Moctezuma

Name:	Olin Moctezuma
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	19 Oct 2020, 1:46 p.m.

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• Pleasures and perils of family-based natural history in early modern Europe
• Whale-watching in the archives: methodological experimentation for more-than-human histories
• Aztec botany and natural history in the 16th century (1552–1580)
• Caring only for canes? Botanical sociability in the Anglo-Caribbean in the age of revolution
• The Amazon Third Way and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: an attempt to overcome history through technology
• The political anatomy of natural history: on Petty's contrivance of the Down Survey (1655–1659)
• Chinese natural history objects in 18th-century Paris: reflections on the non-circulation of knowledge
• Bernardino Gomes' quest for 'local knowledge': ipecacuanha in Brazil around 1800
• What's in a name? William Jones, 'philological empiricism' and botanical knowledge making in 18th-century India
• Interlaced spaces: the importance of fieldwork and presence on crop conservation histories
• Tender curiosities: natural history and gendered knowledge-craft at country houses, counting houses, and Royal African Company factories
• Tasting the past, or the fallacy of historical accuracy
• The frog and the vine: indigenous knowledge, biomedical innovation, and biopiracy in Latin America
• The biological age of plant virus research: studying viruses through other organisms in 1920s and 1930s Britain
• Remarks on Joachim Jungius's work method in botany: Ficus indica in his letters, notes, garden and Isagoge Phytoscopica
• The Living Archive of Aboriginal Art and Knowledge
• 'Environment and Empire... in the museum': Cambridge and the platypus
• The upland exchange: village life in natural history, 1771–1832
• The 'lesser herbals' in early modern natural history