This volume investigates the collaborative effort in the creation of knowledge in antiquarianism and archaeology. In eleven case studies ranging from early modern antiquarianism to modern archaeology, various aspects of interaction and dialogue within scholarly communities in Europe and North America are critically examined.
This volume investigates the collaborative effort in the creation of knowledge in antiquarianism and archaeology. In eleven case studies ranging from early modern antiquarianism to modern archaeology, various aspects of interaction and dialogue within scholarly communities in Europe and North America are critically examined.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julia Roberts is an independent researcher and occasional lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire Kathleen Sheppard is Associate Professor of History at Missouri University of Science and Technology Ulf R. Hansson is Director of the Swedish Institute of Classical Studies in Rome and Senior Research Fellow in classics at the University of Texas at Austin Jonathan R. Trigg is a part-time lecturer at the University of Liverpool
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Introduction: clusters of knowledge Julia Roberts, Kathleen Sheppard 1 How archaeological communities think? Re thinking Ludwik Fleck's concept of the thought collective according to the case of Serbian archaeology Monika Milosavljevic 2 Circular 316: archaeology, networks, and the Smithsonian Institution, 1876 9 James E. Snead 3 'More for beauty than for rarity': the key role of the Italian antiquarian market in the inception of American Classical art collections during the late nineteenth century Francesca de Tomasi 4 Digging dilettanti: the first Dutch excavation in Italy, 1952 8 Arthur Weststeijn and Laurien de Gelder 5 A romance and a tragedy: Antonín Salac and the French school at Athens Thea De Armond 6 Geographies of networks and knowledge production: the case of Oscar Montelius and Italy Anna Gustavsson 7 'More feared than loved': interactional strategies in late nineteenth century Classical archaeology: the case of Adolf Furtwängler Ulf R. Hansson 8 The permeable clusters of Hanna Rydh Elisabeth Arwill Nordbladh 9 'Trying desperately to make myself an Egyptologist': James Breasted's early scientific network Kathleen Sheppard 10 Frontier gentlemen's club: Felix Kanitz and Balkan archaeology Vladimir V. Mihajlovic 11 Re examining the contribution of Dr. Robert Toope to knowledge in later seventeenth century Britain: was he more than just 'Dr. Took'? Jonathan R. Trigg Index
Introduction: clusters of knowledge Julia Roberts, Kathleen Sheppard 1 How archaeological communities think? Re thinking Ludwik Fleck's concept of the thought collective according to the case of Serbian archaeology Monika Milosavljevic 2 Circular 316: archaeology, networks, and the Smithsonian Institution, 1876 9 James E. Snead 3 'More for beauty than for rarity': the key role of the Italian antiquarian market in the inception of American Classical art collections during the late nineteenth century Francesca de Tomasi 4 Digging dilettanti: the first Dutch excavation in Italy, 1952 8 Arthur Weststeijn and Laurien de Gelder 5 A romance and a tragedy: Antonín Salac and the French school at Athens Thea De Armond 6 Geographies of networks and knowledge production: the case of Oscar Montelius and Italy Anna Gustavsson 7 'More feared than loved': interactional strategies in late nineteenth century Classical archaeology: the case of Adolf Furtwängler Ulf R. Hansson 8 The permeable clusters of Hanna Rydh Elisabeth Arwill Nordbladh 9 'Trying desperately to make myself an Egyptologist': James Breasted's early scientific network Kathleen Sheppard 10 Frontier gentlemen's club: Felix Kanitz and Balkan archaeology Vladimir V. Mihajlovic 11 Re examining the contribution of Dr. Robert Toope to knowledge in later seventeenth century Britain: was he more than just 'Dr. Took'? Jonathan R. Trigg Index
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