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This project explores the cultural and social narratives of American natural objects in early modern Central Europe. By examining collections from a noble family and a Jesuit museum, it aims to reconstruct the history and significance of these artifacts, revealing their diverse meanings and contexts.
As Giorgio Riello claims and Paula Findlen stresses, by ‘connecting objects and narratives, it is possible to write a new history of the early modern’.
This project shares the same goal: by investigating the narratives of things, i.e. by investigating their epistemic, cultural, and social lives, by reconstructing their ‘previous lives’ and afterlives, it intends to write a new chapter in the cultural history of science, carry out a reconstruction and visualisation of once lost and so far still u…
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Mexico, CIUDAD DE MEXICO
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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