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1–62. 4. Raymond Geuss, ‘Nietzsche and Genealogy’, in Morality, Culture and History (1999), pp. ... 1–28. 5. Raymond Geuss, ‘Genealogy as Critique’, in Outside Ethics (Princeton University Press, 2005), pp.

Selections from Friedrich Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morality, further details to be announced. ... M. Foucault, ‘Nietzsche, Genealogy, History’, in P. Rabinow ed., The Foucault Reader, London, 1984, 76–100.

Beach: A Genealogy of Testimony and Solitude’. 8 February Martin Kusch will present a paper entitled ‘Testimony and the Value of Knowledge’.

London, Routledge, 1995. Chapter 1: Collecting Process 14 February Genealogy of Collecting I:. ... Press, 1990. Chapter 4: Models/Shells=Erudition/Philosophy 28 February Genealogy of Collecting II:.

Harvard, 1982. Chapter 10 ‘Transformations of Genre’. Nicholas Jardine: ‘Dead Questions and Vicarious Understandings: questioning Gadamer’s Genealogy’, Journal of the Philosophy of History, Vol 1, No.

Genealogy and human heredity around 1900. 7 March Emese Lafferton (HPS, Cambridge) Inventing the ‘Magyar’: ethnography, physical anthropology and eugenics in Hungary around 1900.

1. Extract(s) from Mi Gyung Kim, Affinity, That Elusive Dream: A Genealogy of the Chemical Revolution (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2003).

By reconstructing the genealogies of the practices by which dreams were objectified, my aim is not only to bring to the fore the specificities of the cross-disciplinary field of sleep

Tilley, Helen (2010) ‘Global Histories, Vernacular Science, and African Genealogies; or, Is the History of Science Ready for the World?’ Isis, 101: 110.

6 November Chapter 5: Dining with Cannibals. 13 November Chapter 6: The Genealogy of Morals.

Tuesday 18 February, 8.30pm Alexandra Walsham (History, Cambridge) Spiritual genetics: hereditary sin and religious genealogy in early modern England Joint event with the Comparative Social and Cultural History Seminars on

Anthropological Category’ Genealogies of Religion: Discipline and Reasons of Power in Christianity and Islam (Baltimore: John Hopkins) 27–54.

Jesse Olszynko-Gryn Essays Making 'pregnancy hormones', 1927–43 (supervised by Nick Hopwood) Genealogy of Cambridge HPS (supervised by John Forrester) Hormones in the field (supervised by Helen Macdonald) Dissertation Animals

19. Joerg Tuske Is emotion the colour of thought? Philosophical reflections (supervised by John Forrester) Wen-ji Wang A genealogy for the psychoanalyst: Bildung, experiment and the training of the psychoanalyst

Contents The Department. Introduction. 2 Staff and affiliates. 3 Visitors and students. 4 Comings and goings. 5 Roles and responsibilities. 6 Prizes, projects and honours. 7 Seminars and special lectures. 8. Students Student statistics. 10 Part II

22. Billy Wheeler ‘The metaphysics of ideal laws: a Humean account’ (Supervised by Tim Lewens) Nick Whitfield ‘A genealogy of the gift: blood donation in London, 1921-1946’ (Supervised by Nick

supervised by Matteo Mameli) Foucault’s genealogy of the soul (supervised by John Forrester).

the orbital heterotopias of the International Space station (supervised by Richard Staley) Pedro Feijo Essays Science was born cyborg (supervised by Simon Schaffer) Man and his monsters: a short genealogy of

conduct (supervised by Simon Schaffer) Sujit Sivasundaram Nature speaks theology: colonialism, cultivation, conversion and the Pacific 1795-1850 (supervised by Jim Secord) Wen-Ji Wang A genealogy for the psychoanalyst: Bildung,

1. Contents. The Department Introduction…………………………………………………………………………….2 Staff and affiliates………………………………………………………………………3 Visitors and

Contents The Department. Introduction. 2 Staff and affiliates. 3 Visitors and students. 4 Comings and goings. 5 Roles and responsibilities. 6 Prizes, projects and honours. 8 Seminars and special lectures. 9. Students Student statistics. 10 Part II

Contents The Department. Introduction. 2 Staff and affiliates. 3 Visitors and students. 4 Comings and goings. 5 Roles and responsibilities. 6 Prizes and projects. 8 Seminars and special lectures. 9. Students Student statistics. 10 Part II primary

1. Contents The Department. 2 . Introduction. 2 Staff and Affiliates. 5 Visiting Scholars and Students. 7 Comings and Goings. 8 Roles and Responsibilities. 9 Prizes, Projects and Honours. 11 New Research Projects. 11 Seminars and Special

Contents The Department. Introduction. 2 Staff and affiliates. 3 Visitors and students. 4 Comings and goings. 5 Roles and responsibilities. 6 Prizes, projects and honours. 7 Seminars and special lectures. 8. Students Student statistics. 9 Part II

caregiving. Enduring war: genealogy of cancer-related. post-traumatic stress disorder. Dissertation. ‘Stop Googling this disease’: digital age.

1. CONTENTS The Department. 2. Introduction. 2. Congratulations. 4. Garden Party in Memory of Mary Hesse. 5. Staff and Visitors. 7. Students. 9. Comings and Goings. 12. Roles and Responsibilities. 13. Prizes, Projects and Honours. 15. Student Prizes.

Contents The Department. Introduction. 2 Staff and affiliates. 5 Visitors and students. 6 Comings and goings. 7 Roles and responsibilities. 8 Prizes, projects and honours. 10 Seminars and special lectures. 12. Students Student statistics. 14 Part II

1. Contents. The Department. 2 Introduction. 2 Congratulations. 4 Staff and Affiliates. 6 Visitors and Students. 8 Comings and Goings. 9 Roles and Responsibilities. 10 Prizes, Projects and Honours. 12 New Research Projects. 12 Seminars and