Kylin, Henrik (Author)
What is science? Or, more pertinently, what is good science? This question is central for all practitioners of science and one of the most important to convey to our students. For those of us working in interdisciplinary settings – my own department covers everything from humanities to political and natural science – the question becomes even more complicated when traditions from different disciplines collide. For me personally, whenever I think too highly of my own research and risk deviating into bad scientific practices, I think of my paternal grandmother, Elsa. Although long dead, she brings me back into the fold of good science – or so I hope – by urging me to take another turn at critically evaluating how I perform research and to keep my arrogance in check.
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Michael L. Geiges;
Sabina Carraro;
(2019)
The Museum of Wax Moulages in Zurich
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Maria Carla Garbarino;
Valentina Cani;
Lidia Falomo Bernarduzzi;
Maria Gabriella Cusella De Angelis;
Paolo Mazzarello;
(2019)
The Wax Models of the University History Museum: a Composite Heritage Between Past and Present
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Elena Varotto;
Mauro Vaccarezza;
Roberta Ballestriero;
Domenico Tafuri;
Francesco Galassi;
(2019)
The teaching of anatomy throughout the centuries: from Herophilus to plastination and beyond
(/isis/citation/CBB228242848/)
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Alessandro Riva;
Francesco Loy;
(2019)
The Collection of Clemente Susini’s Anatomical Waxes in Cagliari: Its Historical, Scientific, Teaching and Artistic Value
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Marjorie Trusted;
(2019)
German Waxes in the Victoria and Albert Museum: Realism and Emotion
(/isis/citation/CBB927569186/)
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Nicolò Nicoli Aldini;
Francesco Maria Galassi;
Emanuele Armocida;
Alessandro Ruggeri;
(2019)
Giuseppe Astorri, Wax Modeller of the Bologna University, and His Preparations on the Musculoskeletal Apparatus. New Investigations on an Antique Heritage
(/isis/citation/CBB204033642/)
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Gabriela Sánchez Reyes;
(2019)
Forgotten Devotional Objects: A Review of Ceroplastic Reliquaries in Mexico. 17th to 19th Centuries
(/isis/citation/CBB783793073/)
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Bretelle-Establet, Florence;
(2013)
Back to the True Zhongjing: Translation of an excerpt of the Zhongjing guizhen, 1849
(/isis/citation/CBB001510509/)
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Davide Orsini;
Francesca Vannozzi;
Margherita Aglianò;
(2017)
The Anatomical World of Paolo Mascagni. Reasoned Reading of the Anatomy Works of His Library
(/isis/citation/CBB014889571/)
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Hurren, Elizabeth T.;
(2012)
“Abnormalities and Deformities”: The Dissection and Interment of the Insane Poor, 1832--1929
(/isis/citation/CBB001232194/)
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Chiara Beneduce;
Denise Vincenti;
(2018)
Oeconomia Corporis: The Body’s Normal and Pathological Constitution at the Intersection of Philosophy and Medicine
(/isis/citation/CBB424485770/)
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de Ceglia, Francesco Paolo;
(2011)
The Importance of Being Florentine: A Journey around the World for Wax Anatomical Venuses
(/isis/citation/CBB001024825/)
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Alessandra Passariello;
(2018)
The Place of Monstrosity in the Debate on the Relationship between Species: a Historical-epistemological Analysis of Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire’s Thought
(/isis/citation/CBB106830976/)
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Francesca Monza;
Maria Gabriella Cusella;
Paolo Mazzarello;
(2019)
The Florentine Anatomical Wax Models in the Collection of Antonio Scarpa
(/isis/citation/CBB323138596/)
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Emanuele Armocida;
Gianfranco Natale;
(2019)
Paolo Mascagni and Alessandro Moreschi: Who Discovered the Vascular Structure of Urethra? Anatomy of an Intellectual Property Dispute
(/isis/citation/CBB570354347/)
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Moira Ambrosi;
Giuseppe Pieraccini;
Giampaolo Ermini;
Monica Galeotti;
Claudia Corti;
(2019)
The Anatomical Wax Models of the La Specola Museum: Analysis of the Degradation Process
(/isis/citation/CBB473765977/)
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Kaat Wils;
Raf de de Bont;
Sokhieng Au;
(2017)
Bodies Beyond Borders: Moving Anatomies, 1750–1950
(/isis/citation/CBB067512484/)
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Quenton Wessels;
Adam M. Taylor;
Janine Carla Correia;
(2016)
Sir William Turner (1832–1916) – Lancastrian, Anatomist and Champion of the Victorian Era
(/isis/citation/CBB941283812/)
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Tinne Claes;
(2018)
‘By What Right does the Scalpel Enter the Pauper’s Corpse?’ Dissections and Consent in Late Nineteenth-Century Belgium
(/isis/citation/CBB316895838/)
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Warner, John Harley;
Edmonson, James M.;
(2009)
Dissection: Photographs of a Rite of Passage in American Medicine,1880--1930
(/isis/citation/CBB001450566/)
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