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Lecture

Jun 13, 2001

Robert Delort

Überlegungen zu einer mittelalterlichen Umweltgeschichte

Lecture

Jun 5, 2001

Arif Dirlik, Gregory B. Lee

How Chinese is it? Chinese Diaspora and Transcultural Biographies

Lecture

May 23, 2001

Silvan Schweber

J. Robert Oppenheimer. Protheus Unbound

Lecture

May 22, 2001

Jürgen Renn, Silvan Schweber

Blickwechsel – Perspektiven der Wissenschaft: Wissenschaftsgeschichte

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Chandra Mukerji

Natural Order and Political Legitimacy: The Plant Trade and Power in the 17th-Century French State

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Emma Spary

You are What You Eat:
Importing the Exotic and Shaping the Nation in Late Eighteenth-Century French Botany

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Richard Drayton

European Imperialism and the Enlightenment: Botany and the Science of Government, 1750-1815

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Claudia Swan

Uses of Wonder: Pharmaceutical Collections in Early Seventeenth-Century Holland

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Anke te Heesen

Natural History in curru et via

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Hans-Jürgen Lechtreck

Kunsthandwerk zwischen Wissenschaft und fürstlicher Repräsentation

Lecture

May 18, 2001

Thomas Macho

Reisen ins innere Ausland: Zur Geschichte der literarisch-ästhetischen Aneignung psychoaktiver Pflanzen aus der Neuen Welt

Conference

May 17 – May 19, 2001

Botany in Colonial Connection

Lecture

May 17, 2001

Eröffnung Botany
Susan Neiman, Londa Schiebinger, Claudia Swan

Lecture

May 17, 2001

Londa Schiebinger Schiebinger

Secrets, Fraud, and Theft: Eighteenth-Century Naturalists in the West Indies

Exhibition

May 10, 2001

Rolf Külz-Mackenzie, Felix Unger

Menschenrechte als Kunstwerke. Zeichnungen, Grafik und Videoarbeiten von Wolf Vostell

Panel discussion

May 8, 2001

Werner Schiffauer, Yael Tamir

Immigration and Nation-Building

Lecture

May 7, 2001

Steve William Fuller

Kuhn’s »Structure of Scientific Revolutions«. A Great Folly of the 20th Century?

Lecture

Apr 25, 2001

Jeanne Peiffer

Optik und Perspektive in der Renaissance

Lecture

Apr 23, 2001

Navid Kermani

Gott ist schön. Über die Poesie des Korans

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