Programação do ICHSTM – Manchester – Julho de 2013

Está disponível a programação da mesa “Geography and its publics” do 24th International Congress of History of Science, Technology and Medicine, a realizar-se na cidade de Manchester, entre o o 21 e o 28 de julho deste ano:

S111. Geography and its publics

Sponsoring bodies

History of Geography Inter-Union Commission (International Geographical Union and DHST)

History and Philosophy of Geography Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society

Symposium organisers:
Jacobo García-Álvarez | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
Heike Jons | Loughborough University, United Kingdom

Wed 24 July, early morning until Thu 25 July, late morning

S111-A. Multiple publics, part 1

Wed 24 July, early morning

Chair: Jacobo García-Álvarez | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain

Keynote

Charles WJ Withers | University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Missing the point? Capturing geography’s public in historical context: questions and examples from the nineteenth century

Commentary: Mike Heffernan | University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

Simon Naylor | University of Glasgow, United Kingdom

Weather observatories and their publics in the nineteenth century

Christina Dando | University of Nebraska-Omaha, United States

The other Hull House Maps: geography, cartography and Progressive Era women’s activism

S111-B. Multiple publics, part 2

Wed 24 July, late morning

Chair: Jan Vandermissen | Universite de Liege, Belgium

Heike Jons | Loughborough University, United Kingdom

Geographies of British university expansion in the 1960s

Jean Louis Yengué | Université de Tours / UMR CITERES, France

Les services écosystémiques et la gestion du territoire: l’apport de la géographie

Sarah Mills | Loughborough University, United Kingdom

Surprise! Public historical geographies, user engagement and voluntarism

Azad Kaka Shekh | Salahaddin University, Iraq

المعرفة الجغرافية وأهميتها في تح
Geographical knowledge and its importance in achieving sustainable development

S111-C. Geopolitics and exploration, part 1

Wed 24 July, early afternoon

Chair: Mike Heffernan | University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

Aujac Germaine | Université de Toulouse II Le Mirail, France

Strabon, un géographe au service de la politique

Manoel Fernandes Sousa Neto | São Paulo University/CAPES, Portugal

The 1867 Luso-Brazilian covenant: collections, maps and institutions

Aldo D’Agostini | Independent scholar (PhD in Aix Marseille Université, 2010), Italy

La publicisation de la géopolitique française par le biais de reportages de voyage: le cas du journaliste Gabriel Charmes (1850-1886)

Larisa Alves de Lira | Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil

A unificação da Península Itálica e a unidade da Península Ibérica segundo Vidal de la Blache. Uma visão sobre a liberdade da política estatal d
L’unification de la péninsule italienne et l’unité de la péninsule ibérique selon Vidal de la Blache: une vision de la liberté politique de l’État au XIXe siècle

S111-D. Geopolitics and exploration, part 2

Wed 24 July, late afternoon

Chair: Charles WJ Withers | University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Diarmid Finnegan | Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom

Religious imaginaries and missionary geographies in late-Victorian Britain

Sarah Evans | University of the West of England, United Kingdom

‘She meant to be a serious explorer’: the popular reception of women’s expeditionary work, 1913-1939

Isla Forsyth | University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

Dwelling in the desert: Ralph Bagnold and desert exploration

Tatiana Yusupova | Institute for the History of Science and Technology, Russian Academy of Sciences, St Petersburg, Russia

The history of the publication of a travelogue by Russian geographer Petr Kozlov in Germany: from national ambitions to international cooperation

S111-E. Geographical education and knowledge, part 1

Thu 25 July, early morning

Chair: Heike Jons | Loughborough University, United Kingdom

Keynote

Karen M. Morin | Bucknell University, United States

Geographical literacies and their publics

Commentary: Manoel Fernandes Sousa Neto | São Paulo University/CAPES, Portugal

Luise Fischer | University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Geographical education and eighteenth-century German ‘learning’ publics

Luz Maria Tamayo | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico

Dissemination of geographical knowledge in the nineteenth century by the Mexican Society of Geography and Statistics: published papers by one of its distinguished members

S111-F. Geographical education and knowledge, part 2

Thu 25 July, late morning

Chair: Karen M. Morin

| Bucknell University, United States

Federico Ferretti | University of Geneva – Department of Geography and Environment, Switzerland

Geography and its readers: imagination, popular education and political concern in the correspondence between Élisée Reclus and Pierre-Jules Hetzel (1867-1881)

Pascal Clerc | University Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France

Une «science» dans la ville: la géographie à Lyon, 1870-1939

Stefano Malatesta | University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Enrico Squarcina | University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg| University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy

Enfants et Patrie dans les programmes de géographie pour l’école primaire Italienne

João Eduardo de Alves Pereira | Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), Brazil

Evolução do Ensino da Geografia e Identidade Nacional no Brasil
The evolution of teaching geography and national identity in Brazil