Titlebook: Domesticity in the Making of Modern Science; Donald L. Opitz (Associate Professor),Staffan Berg Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Tobias Heinroth,Dan Denich,Wolfgang Minkerth century through to the present day. They have shown the degree to which, in the modern world, household and family contexts have been extremely productive in the generation of new knowledge about nature, offering opportunities for individuals of all kinds to engage with science. Even as new sites

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Book 2016wledge production. This book provides a welcome reorientation to our understanding of the making of the modern sciences globally by emphasizing the centrality of domesticity in diverse scientific enterprises.

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Introduction: Domesticity and the Historiography of Scienced instrument makers, coffeehouses, royal palaces, and college rooms — private residences of gentlemen were ‘by far the most significant’, with the ‘overwhelming majority of experimental trials, displays, and discussions that we know about’ having occurred within them.. Despite others’ recognition of

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Darwin’s Home of Science and the Nature of DomesticityDown in Kent and worked all of his remaining life from home. There he walked through orchid fields, traced the paths of honey bees, dissected pigeons, wrote his books, and was nursed in sickness by his devoted wife, Emma. Darwin the naturalist and country squire has come to epitomize the long tradit

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‘My Daughters of Ceres’: Domestications of Agricultural Science Education for Womenn’, is the notion that a woman’s place lay within the home in contrast to a man’s ‘open world’ outdoors. This protocol infused a wide range of fictional and advice literature such as Coventry Patmore’s popular narrative poem, . (issued in four instalments between 1854 and 1862), as well as Christian

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Contemporary Homemade Meteorological Science: Co-constructing the Home and Weather-Climate Knowledge meanings and understandings of home but also for the practices and politics of knowledge production? We seek to contribute to recent scholarship on the cultural geographies of home, which has paid little attention to the home as a site of scientific knowledge production, and how this activity recon