Titlebook: Relocating Modern Science; Circulation and the Kapil Raj Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 bib

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,Surgeons, Fakirs, Merchants, and Craftsmen: Making L’Empereur’s , in Early Modern South Asia,hical knowledge beyond the confines of the metropolis in the context of European expansion. Academic attention has focused in two main directions. One examines the specificity of these modes of ‘field’ inquiry in contrast to the more common focus in science studies on knowledge making in the control

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When Human Travellers become Instruments: The Indo-British Exploration of Central Asia in the Ninetghts somewhere to the east of Srinagar, the capital of Kashmir. A pilgrim’s staff in hand, the former leads the way, the latter closely follows meticulously counting and measuring his companion’s paces: yes, his two thousand steps do indeed make a mile. Suddenly they stop, light a small oil stove an

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Conclusion,f account of academic conceptions and debates of its relationship to other societies and cultures. These have centred either on the epistemological, sociological, and economic uniqueness of the West, or else highlighted the mechanisms of its worldwide spread. Adducing historical evidence around spec

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,Surgeons, Fakirs, Merchants, and Craftsmen: Making L’Empereur’s , in Early Modern South Asia,led setting of the laboratory.. The other looks at the genre of ‘instructions to travellers’—often written by sedentary men of science in Europe—aimed at teaching travellers what to observe in foreign lands, how to regulate and standardize their gestures and techniques when collecting the requisite objects, and, finally, how to report on them..