Vision and cognition
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1998 |
Pomian, Krzysztof |
How to be iconophilic in art, science, and religion?
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1998 |
Latour, Bruno |
Deanimations : maps and portraits of life itself
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1998 |
Haraway, Donna |
Nature by design
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1998 |
Daston, Lorraine |
Style as inclusion, style as exclusion
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1998 |
Ginzburg, Carlo |
Judgment against objectivity
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1998 |
Galison, Peter |
Eclectic subjectivity and the impossibility of female beauty
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1998 |
Goldstein, Jan |
The studio, the laboratory, and the vexations of art
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1998 |
Alpers, Svetlana |
The sex of the machine : mechanomorphic art, new women, and Francis Picabia's neurasthenic cure
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1998 |
Jones, Caroline A. |
Impressed images : reproducing wonders
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1998 |
Park, Katharine |
Lost knowledge, bodies of ignorance and the poverty of taxonomy as illustrated by the curious fate of flos pavonis : an abortifacient
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1998 |
Schiebinger, Londa |
Visualization and visibility
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1998 |
Snyder, Joel |
Attention and modernity in the nineteenth century
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1998 |
Crary, Jonathan |
The affective properties of styles : an inquiry into analytical process and the inscription of meaning in art history
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1998 |
Winter, Irene J. |
Miracles of bodily transformation, or, how St. Francis received the stigmata
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1998 |
Davidson, Arnold |
Iconography between the history of art and the history of science : art, science, and the case of the urban bee
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1998 |
Freedberg, David |
Style, type, standard : the procuction of technological resemblance
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1998 |
Slaton, Amy |
Hieronymus Bosch's world picture
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1998 |
Koerner, Joseph Leo |
On astronomical drawing
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1998 |
Schaffer, Simon |