[Sci-tech-public] Modern Times, Rural Places seminar series at MIT
Margo Collett
mcollett at MIT.EDU
Thu Sep 9 14:13:25 EDT 2004
Modern Times, Rural Places:
Seminar Series at MIT
Sessions from 2:30 to 4:30 PM
Building E51 Room 095
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2004 - 2005
October 22 Slavery and the "Sunny South": Climate, Race, and
Place
Mart Stewart, Professor of History,
Western Washington University
December 10 A Tale of Two Cities: Mining, Health, and Nature on
the Western Frontier
Gregg Mitman, Professor of History
of Medicine, History of Science, and Social Studies, University of Wisconsin
February 4 Tropical Infertility: Scientific Research on
Soils and People in Equatorial Africa, 1880-1940
Helen Tilley, Assistant Professor of
History, Princeton University
February 18 Caring for Nature: Practical Zoology and Nature
Protection in Nineteenth Century Germany
Lynn Nyhart, Associate Professor of
History of Science, University of Wisconsin
March 11 Wrangling over the Range: Land Ownership and the
Fate of the American West
Patricia Limerick, Professor of
History and Environmental Studies, University of Colorado, Director, Center
for the American West
April 8 Safari Culture: Gorilla Expeditions in the
African Highlands or Domesticating the Wild
from Paul du Chillu to Dian Fossey
Janet Browne, Professor of the
History of Medicine, University College, London
April 22 Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Dogs as Gambling
Technology in Nineteenth Century Britain
Edmund Russell, Associate Professor
of Environmental History and History of Technology, University of Virginia
May 6 The Man-Eating Tiger a Colonial Myth? Four
Centuries of Confrontation between Humans and Tigers
Peter Boomgaard, Senior Researcher,
Royal Netherlands Institute of South East Asian and Caribbean Studies
(KITLV), Professor of Indonesian History, University of Amsterdam
For more information you may contact Margo Collett at
<mailto:mcollett at mit.edu>mcollett at mit.edu.
This seminar series is sponsored by MIT's History Faculty and Program in
Science, Technology, and Society.
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