The Making of Scientific Knowledge : Sensory and Bodily Practices in Field Biology

What does really happen between the moment when a scientist is observing a bird in the wild and publishing a scientific chart? Jana Thierfelder reveals the hidden life of field science through the 30-year archive of biologist Michael Griesser's work with Siberian jays in Sweden. Blending design, ant...

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Autor principal: Jana Thierfelder
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