Science and eccentricity: Collecting, writing and performing science for early nineteenth-century audiences (2008)
Victoria Carroll
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | S 509.41 CAR |
Record Number
Z000956660
Publication Details
RCN
Z000956660
Number of pages
304p
Height
23x16cm
Format
hbk.
Other Format
hbk/pbk from 300$e
Series
Science and culture in the nineteenth century, No. 4
Note
Introduction
1 Defining eccentricity
2 Performing eccentricity: William Martin and the world turned upside down
3 'Beyond the pale of ordinary criticism': Eccentric writing and the works of Thomas Hawkins
4 Eccentricity on display: Charles Waterton as collector and specimen Conclusion.
1 Defining eccentricity
2 Performing eccentricity: William Martin and the world turned upside down
3 'Beyond the pale of ordinary criticism': Eccentric writing and the works of Thomas Hawkins
4 Eccentricity on display: Charles Waterton as collector and specimen Conclusion.
Places
Biographical Subject
Aspects
English
Subjects
Dates
19th century