Call for Abstracts: Non-human Agents and Objects in Science

Spontaneous Generations, graduate journal for the history and philosophy of science and technology at the University of Toronto, invites abstract submissions for 2025’s issue on non-human agents and objects in science. We invite submissions from the history of science, philosophy of science, and science and technology studies broadly construed. A description of the issue’s topic … Continue reading Call for Abstracts: Non-human Agents and Objects in Science

Scientia Canadensis v.41 n.1

The latest number of Scientia Canadensis (41, 1) is now available on Erudit. Articles include: Ann Shteir and Jacques Cayouette, "Collecting with “botanical friends”: Four Women in Colonial Quebec and Newfoundland." Jordan Richard Schoenherr, "Moral Economies and Codes of Conduct: the Social Organization of Canadian Experimental Psychology." Cindy Stelmackowich, "Cultivating Knowledge about Canadian Women Scientists … Continue reading Scientia Canadensis v.41 n.1

the canada prize

(Le français suit l'anglais) Canada Prize recognizes Canada's best and most ambitious research in the social sciences and humanities Ottawa, ON - March 24, 2011 - The Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences is pleased to announce the winners of this year's Canada Prizes. These prizes are awarded annually in both French and … Continue reading the canada prize

Graduate Program: Centre of Canadian Studies at the University of Edinburgh

The Centre of Canadian Studies at the University of Edinburgh is a key area studies centre within Scotland's leading School of Social and Political Science.   The Centre offers PhD degree programs with co-supervision across the humanities and social sciences. It also offers a shorter MPhil research degree program.   The University of Edinburgh has … Continue reading Graduate Program: Centre of Canadian Studies at the University of Edinburgh