original ) (raw )Artists and the sciences in the birth of Modern life
franey nogueira
2019
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Discovering the Human?
Ralf Haekel
(with Sabine Blackmore, ed.), Discovering the Human. Life Science and the Arts in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, Göttingen: V&R unipress, 2013, 2013
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Illustrations and (l) imitations in Western art and Science: A critical biography of intersections in the co-creation of liberal humanism
monica bradley
2021
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The image at the service of science. From drawing and engraving in the age of enlightenment to photography
Ignacio Miguéliz Valcarlos
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Human Nature and Human Science
Kristin Gjesdal
Herder: Philosophy and Anthropology, 2017
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Review of John Holmes’s “Pre-Raphaelitism, Science, and the Arts in The Germ.”
Dominique Gracia
Journal of Literature and Science
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The dawn of a biological Age: the afterlife of "Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus" in bio-art
Isadora Cavalcanti
43rd APEAA Conference | Culture(s) of the Self, Catholic University, Lisbon, Portugal, 1-3 June , 2023
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Art, Science, and the Meaning of Life: an Inquiry into Art in a "Scientistic" Culture
Addison Phillips
2013
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LS 195L.01: Introduction to the Humanities
Paul A . Dietrich
2001
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“The Art Itself is Nature”: Darwin, Domestic Varieties, and the Scientific Revolution
S. Andrew Inkpen
Endeavour, 2014
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Changes in the image of man from the Enlightenment to the age of Romanticism : Philosophical and scientificreceptions of (physical) anthropology in the 18–19th centuries
Dezső Gurka
2019
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Art, Life, and Human Nature*
Ellen Dissanayake
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Anthony Grafton, “The New Science and the Traditions of Humanism,” in Jill Kraye, ed., The Cambridge Companion to Renaissance Humanism (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996), 203–223
Anthony Grafton
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Bridging the Gap: A Different View of Renaissance Humanism and Science
C. M. Pyle
The Making of the Humanities. Vol. I: Early Modern Europe, Amsterdam University Press, 2010
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Art, Science, and Philosophy
Ingeborg Reichle
2016
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SCIENCE, THE ILLUSION OF TRUTH, AND THE EVOLUTION OF A NEW HUMANIST ART
F Scott Hess
1998
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Life in the Scientific Revolution (draft)
Charles Wolfe
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Leonardo Dal Colle History of Art Dissertation (2020-21) VC53132A
Leonardo Dal Colle
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Gurka, Dezső (Ed.): Changes in the image of man from the Enlightenment to the age of Romanticism
Hárs Endre
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The Art of Evolution: Darwin, Darwinisms, and Visual Culture (review)
Barbara Larson
Nineteenth-Century French Studies, 2011
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Aesthetics of Art and Life Sciences: Collaborations and Resistance
Polona Tratnik
AM Journal of Art and Media Studies
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Eva Struhal, "Who Can Read the Book of Nature? Early Modern Artists and Scientists in Dialogue. Introduction," Nuncius 32 (2017) 501–513.
Eva Struhal
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Pathogenesis: Life, Literature and Animality Medical Theory and Biological Nihilism in Eighteenth- Century Thought
Johan Redin
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Bodies in Late Romanticism: Two Perspectives
Ramona Simut
Perichoresis, 2020
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"'The Tree of Knowledge is not that of Life'; or, from the Enlightenment to 19th century Gothic literature, the Rise and Fall of Scientific Utopias Mémoire de Master 1 Sous la direction de Mme Christine Murphy Berthin, professeure à Parix X Nanterre
Garance Abdat
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"Medical Humanism and Natural Philosophy in the Sixteenth Century" @ International Workshop "Bodies, Medicine and Mechanism" (Lyons, June 14, 2012)
Hiro Hirai
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Of Non-vital Interest: Art, Mimicry, and the Phenomenon of Life
Kenneth Calhoon
Konturen, 2014
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“Art, Science and Technology in an Expanded Field”
Adam R Lucas
Leonardo, 1993
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Naturalization and Reification of the Global Subjective Human Experience in some Forms of Scientific and Technological Art, 2019
Washington Morales Maciel
Proceedings of the European Society for Aesthetics, 2019
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Through the Scope of Life. Art and (Bio)Technologies Philosophically Revisited
María Antonia González Valerio
Through the Scope of Life. Art and (Bio)Technologies Philosophically Revisited, 2023
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The'Emerson Museum'and the Darwin Exhibit: Observation, Classification and Display in the Early Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Charles Darwin
Lauren Klein
Victorian Network, 2010
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Nineteenth-Century Contexts 38.5 "Natural and Unnatural Histories" Table of Contents and Preface
Jill Ehnenn
Nineteenth Century Contexts, 2016
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Introduction: Science and Soul in the Midlands Enlightenment
Gavin Budge
Journal for Eighteenth‐Century Studies, 2007
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Art, science, technology and society
Dominique Moulon
Cumulus Conference, 2012
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1839: Between the Daguerrotypes and the Calotypes and the Viewers's Judgement, There Was (and Is) the Imagination
RAFAEL LLANO S. ALVAREZ-PEDROSA
A Promised Land. From the Age of Enlightenment to the Birth of Photography, 2024
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