In 2008 the University of Bologna has launched a new international Ph.D. program in Science, Technology, and Humanities (from 2010: Science, Cognition, and Technology), in cooperation with the universities of Exeter, in England, and Konstanz, in Germany. This is the first academic program in Italy that opens up a space for the dialogue between humanities, science studies, and the sciences. The program is sustained by the international collaboration of faculty from a broad spectrum of disciplines, from the sciences to the humanities. This volume documents the early activity of the Bologna doctoral program by collecting work-in-progress essays by some of its graduate students and by some of their colleagues based at the University of Exeter.
Impure cultures. Interfacing science, technology, and humanities
PANCALDI, GIULIANO
2010
Abstract
In 2008 the University of Bologna has launched a new international Ph.D. program in Science, Technology, and Humanities (from 2010: Science, Cognition, and Technology), in cooperation with the universities of Exeter, in England, and Konstanz, in Germany. This is the first academic program in Italy that opens up a space for the dialogue between humanities, science studies, and the sciences. The program is sustained by the international collaboration of faculty from a broad spectrum of disciplines, from the sciences to the humanities. This volume documents the early activity of the Bologna doctoral program by collecting work-in-progress essays by some of its graduate students and by some of their colleagues based at the University of Exeter.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
