Chemical philosophy in the nineteenth century

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Muriel Le Roux

Chemical philosophy in the nineteenth century

Date: Thursday 14 May 2009 (All day)

Place: Maison Française d'Oxford

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Rober Bud, Science Museum, London
‘Using Kant, Comte and chemistry: making sense of industrial revolution and the origins of the applied science dream’

Hasok Chang, University College, London
‘Nineteenth-century electrochemistry: selective inattention in historiography'

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Nineteenth-century electrochemistry: selective inattention in historiography

Speaker: Hasok Chang

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Using Kant, Comte and chemistry: making sense of industrial revolution and the origins of the applied science dream

Speaker: Robert Bud

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Nineteenth-century electrochemistry: selective inattention in historiography

Using Kant, Comte and chemistry: making sense of industrial revolution and the origins of the applied science dream

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Nineteenth-century electrochemistry: selective inattention in historiography

Using Kant, Comte and chemistry: making sense of industrial revolution and the origins of the applied science dream