PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PROGRAM IN HISTORY OF SCIENCE
PROGRAM SEMINAR - SPRING 2004
MONDAY 3:30 PM - 230 DICKINSON HALL
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS

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The Program Seminar serves to foster scholarly community among the faculty, students, and visiting fellows of the Program: we meet weekly to think and talk together, and this is a considerable pleasure (not to mention intellectually invigorating). Topics of the gathering vary. Often we discuss a pre-circulated work in progress, but other conversations are welcome – recent literature, events and trends in the profession, issues of common concern in the Program. The goal is to bridge the divisions and to counteract the centrifugal forces that tend to affect small programs with broad scope.
 

February 2            Organizational Meeting

February 4, HOS Colloquium, 202 Jones Hall, 4:30 pm:
T.J. Hinrich, "Contagion and Song Dynasty Medical Theory (960-1280)"

*February 9          Angela Creager, presenter; Ole Molvig, commentator

HOS Workshop: February 13, Session II

February 16          Workshop Debriefing

February 23          Carla Nappi, presenter; Jeff Schwegman, commentator

February 27, HOS Colloquium, 211 Dickinson Hall, 4:30:
Jessica Riskin - "Androids, Awake! A History of the Quest for a Conscious Machine"

March 1               Cat Nisbett, presenter; Renée Raphael, commentator

March 8               Michael Gordin, presenter; Mike Mahoney, commentator

Spring Recess: March 13 through 21

March 22             James Byrne, presenter; Nick Popper, commentator

March 26, HOS Colloquium, 211 Dickinson Hall, 4:30:
Robert Iliffe - "Private Freedom / Public Persecution; Newton, Discipline and The Personal Location of Truth"

*March 29           Matt Wisnioski, presenter; Laura Stark, commentator (illustrations for the paper)

March 30, HOS Colloquium, 210 Dickinson Hall, Noon:
Myles Jackson - "Harmonious Triads; Physicists, Musicians and Instrument Makers
in Nineteenth-Century Germany"

April 2, The Psyences Project, 211 Dickinson Hall, 1:00pm
Nikolas Rose -
BIOS; London School of Economics

April 5                 Jeff Schwegman, presenter; Daniela Bleichmar, commentator

*April 12             Daniela Bleichmar, presenter; Carla Nappi, commentator

April 19               Renée Raphael, presenter; James Byrne, commentator

April 26               Jane Murphy, presenter, Helen Tilley, commentator

 

* These program seminars will begin at 3pm

HOS Workshop: May 21, Session III





                   

Deadline for Presenters: Please give Tina a copy of your paper (electronically and a hardcopy version) one week prior to your presentation date.