Calendari

November 2020

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* RG Història de la TecnologiaRG Història de la Tecnologia

Time: 14:00

Edward Jones-Imhotep (2017). The Unreliable Nation: Hostile Nature and Technological Failure in the Cold War. Cambridge: MIT Press. Reading Group.

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* Work in Progress- IHCWork in Progress- IHC

Time: 13:00

Génesis Núñez (IHC-UAB): "La mente excepcional: Una aproximación a su historia en España (1911-1936)"

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* RG Història de la TecnologiaRG Història de la Tecnologia

Time: 19:00

Benjamin, Ruha (2019), Race after Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code. Cambridge: Polity. Reading Group.

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* Reading Group Global HistoryReading Group Global History

Time: 12:00

Global History of Science Seminar Reading group segona sessió: Christopher Bayly The Birth of the Modern World ch. 8 ‘The Theory and Practice of Liberalism, Rationalism, Socialism and Science’ (pp. 284 - 322).

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* Phillips: Black WaterPhillips: Black Water

Time: 12:00

Eoin Phillips (Universitat Ramon Llull): Black Water Technology, Labour and Colonialism in the Making of Liberal Climates This paper aims to explore the changing role and meaning of canals, rivers and oceanic routes that, I will claim, were central to industrialisation and the transformation of knowledge-relations in Britain from the late eighteenth century. This paper takes its cue from recent work by scholars (eg, Andreas Malm, et al) who have emphasised the need to take seriously the social and disciplinary motivations in the transition to the carbon economy. It is my concern that histories of this transition in Britain have not taken as seriously as they might the importance placed at the time on inland and oceanic navigation in defining attitudes towards the improvement of trade and manufacture, population control and strategies to discipline skilled and unskilled workforces. Through a case study on the work and ambitions of canal and dockyard reformers, I will try to show the ways in which dramatic material transformations around controlling water and flow not only served the emerging carbon system, but were vital resources in themselves in supporting ambitious models of energy, work and history in the attempt to transform science, governance and territorial relations in this age of revolution and empire. Eoin Phillips was trained in economic history and the history of science and technology at the Universities of Warwick and Cambridge respectively. He is currently Associate Professor in Economic History at Ramon Llull University, Barcelona. After completing his PhD and a postdoc at the University of Cambridge on the transformation of the marine clock and watchmaking trade, he taught history at Ruskin College, Oxford, before moving on to explore the history of technology, republicanism and political arithmetic as a visiting researcher at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

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Category Key
	AB
	AB-CEHIC
	Altres
	CEHIC-UAB
	GIHS
	HCUB
	HCUB-SCHCT-IMF
	IHMC
	IME
	IME-SCHCT
	IMF
	MHMC
	SCHCT
	SCHCT-AAO
	SCHCT-CEHIC
	SCHCT-IHMC
	SCHCT-IMF
	UA
	UMH
	UMH-IME
	UPC
	UPF
	XEHC!

Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea