Ways of Knowing: Science, Technology, and Medicine

3 credits · Undergraduate Programs

A transnational examination of the relationships among these traditions in historical and cultural context. Topics may include: the scientific revolution; the early modern period; nineteenth-century technology and medicine; the emergence of the modern life sciences and neurosciences; changing scientific paradigms and research traditions. Antirequisite(s): Not open to students with credit in History 371 and 373.