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,An Idea Ahead of Its Time: Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Mobile Botanical Laboratory, rejects the experimental science of chemistry in favour of botany, this rejection of chemistry does not entail a rejection of experimentation. Rather, Rousseau objects to the avarice with which he believed chemistry was contaminated. Yet, despite its association with a discredited science, the chem

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,Experiments and Evolving Frameworks of Scientific Exploration: Jean-André Peyssonnel’s Work on Corath Africa and the island of Guadeloupe. The central question of this chapter is how the relationship between travel and experiment functioned in the case of a momentous investigation that ultimately would prove that coral belongs to the animal kingdom. This study relates experiments to three evolvin

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Japanese Ichthyological Objects and Knowledge Gained in Contact Zones by the Krusenstern Expeditionly available means to reach the “contact zones”, where Westerners, despite some challenges, could acquire natural history objects and local knowledge through exchange with the locals. By tracing the surviving fish specimens, archives and drawings, as well as collecting literary source materials in E

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Going Deeper Underground: Social Cooperation in Early Twentieth-Century Cave Expeditions,tific observation and measurements, speleological expeditions are described as joint ventures, where different fields of science are integrated in one specific form of organization. As well as looking at the ways in which cooperation and organization of expeditions took place, the chapter also draws

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