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Introduction: Imaginative Mobilities,ion has been extensively studied, there remain other kinds of questions that have still to be answered. In particular the study of scientific performances from a range of perspectives will illuminate the relationships between the sciences and imagination, as well as between the aesthetic and the epi

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,Making the Most Beautiful Experiment: Reconstructing Gassiot’s Cascade,antiation as the cascade, to numerous public audiences through the 1850s. Morus considers the extensive knowledge—both technical and scientific—that was required to stage the cascade demonstrations and reveals the numerous networks of production that contributed to it. In doing this, and in revealin

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Of Hats and Scientific Laughter,sing this commonplace but now forgotten music hall performance enables Watt Smith to ask what relationships exist between dramas designed to elicit laughter and psychological studies of laughter, which also worked extensively with hats. Watt Smith concludes that psychological practices were indebted

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,Making the Most Beautiful Experiment: Reconstructing Gassiot’s Cascade,g the complex skills required to make such performances work, Morus also shows how these popular demonstrations fed back into the skills needed for scientific experimentation and claims that without them late Victorian physics would have lacked the expertise it needed to investigate.