Formas de sobreviver desenhando


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Introdução:

ja faz um tempo que eu quero criar uma pagina pra reunir informações sobre a cena artistica cultural do sul do Brasil, acho que vou aproveitar esse espaço desse site pra isso. history and philosohpy of science, history of science and technology, history of medicine, sociology of scientific knowledge, science and technology studies, among others) that address subjects I'm interested in, but I don't care to narrow it down and follow a syllabus. Instead, I've decided to cast a wide net, read whatever catches my eye, and focus on better organization into subtopics later.

Classes I've taken occassionaly name drop a scientist or two in context of one particularly elegant or paradigm-shifting experiment they performed (or designed), but little else is said about the people who are doing the science or what led them to do things the way they did. I want to know more about the lives of scientists, about the laboratory as a social unit, and about the history of academia and industry. I live and work as a biologist, so, selfishly, I am most interested in a biologist's place in history and society.

Please keep in mind that I am a student of these topics, not an expert!

Content warning: I expect that many of these texts will be unpleasant. The history of science, like the history of any other subject, is rife with racism and sexism. I want to confront the history of eugenics (something I'm frustrated that my education in genetics at both the undergraduate and graduate level has failed to do), and as such I plan to read the work of eugenicists. It is because of my love of science, not in spite of it, that I want to address this honestly. More specific warnings will be added as I read and review these works.

Estúdios de Animação

The introduction might have you believe that my study is totally self-directed, but in truth it's guided mostly by what has been available at my local used book stores. Below, you'll find a list of some of the books I own, plus some books that I don't have physical copies of but have wanted to read for a long time. As I read them, each entry will be updated with my commentary.

  • RS - Cartunaria Gutto Bozzeti e Lisandro Santos
  • SP - Estúdio Teremim Marcus Vinicius Vasconcelos e Nádia Mangolini
  • SP - Filme de PapelAlê Abreu
  • SE - Sagui Studioalgum lugar no nordeste
  • SP - Coala Filmes fizeram Bob Cuspe
  • PR - Rando Bando TV Mateus Klein, Luis Naza e Bebeto Cahali
  • 1964 - A Short History of Biology by Isaac Asimov
  • 1965 - A Short History of Chemistry by Isaac Asimov
  • 1968 - The Double Helix: A Personal Account of the Discovery of the Structure of DNA by James D. Watson
  • 1970 - Chance and Necessity: An Essay on the Natural Philosophy of Modern Biology by Jacques Monod
  • 1982 - Between Science and Values by Loren R. Graham
  • 1988 - What Mad Pursuit: A Personal View of Scientific Discovery by Frances Crick
  • 1992 - The Scientific Revolution in National Context edited by Roy Porter and Mikuláš Teich
  • 1998 - Dancing Naked in the Mind Field by Kary Mullis
  • Filmes de Animação brasileiros:

    Meu Tio José (2021)
    por Ducca Rios, pelo Origem Produtora de Conteudo (SP)
    In the laboratory
    Henry Alexander, c. 1885-87
    Le laboratoire municipal de chimie
    Ferdinand Joseph Gueldry, c. 1887
    Laboratoriya
    Anna Ostroumova-Lebedeva, c. 1915
    The Laboratory at Strand House, Portugal Street, London
    Kate Chandler-Thomson, c. 1917
    Frances Herdlinger
    Andrew Loomis, c. 1930s
    Main Laboratory - Army Blood Supply Depot
    Stella Schmolle, c. 1939-45

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