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History of Science Society Crossing Borders
Social Science & Medicine 55 (2002) 355
Call for papers
History of Science Society Crossing Borders 7–10 November 2002, Milwaukee, WI, USA The program committee has selected the theme, Crossing Borders, to give coherence and structure to the annual meeting and to encourage exchange with the affiliated meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association and the Society for Social Studies of Science. We particularly encourage submissions of papers and sessions around the following sub-themes: 1. Topographies of Knowledge; 2. Circulation: Knowledge, Objects, Practices, People; and 3. Visual Cultures of Science, Technology, and Medicine. Proposals on all topics are encouraged, but some preference will be given to strong papers and sessions
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that relate to these themes. Proposals for sessions and contributed papers must reach the History of Science Society’s Executive Office, Box 351330, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-1330; phone: 206-5439366; fax: 206-685-9544; e-mail: [email protected] by 2 April 2002. Proposals must be submitted through the HSS Web site (http://www.hssonline.org/2002meeting) or on the annual meeting proposal forms that are available online (forms may also be requested from the HSS Executive Office). We encourage electronic submissions. Only one proposal per person. For additional information concerning the 2002 meeting, contact the HSS Executive Office or visit the HSS Web site (forms and guidelines available at www.hssonline.org/2002 meeting).
Call for papers
History of Science Society Crossing Borders 7–10 November 2002, Milwaukee, WI, USA The program committee has selected the theme, Crossing Borders, to give coherence and structure to the annual meeting and to encourage exchange with the affiliated meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association and the Society for Social Studies of Science. We particularly encourage submissions of papers and sessions around the following sub-themes: 1. Topographies of Knowledge; 2. Circulation: Knowledge, Objects, Practices, People; and 3. Visual Cultures of Science, Technology, and Medicine. Proposals on all topics are encouraged, but some preference will be given to strong papers and sessions
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that relate to these themes. Proposals for sessions and contributed papers must reach the History of Science Society’s Executive Office, Box 351330, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-1330; phone: 206-5439366; fax: 206-685-9544; e-mail: [email protected] by 2 April 2002. Proposals must be submitted through the HSS Web site (http://www.hssonline.org/2002meeting) or on the annual meeting proposal forms that are available online (forms may also be requested from the HSS Executive Office). We encourage electronic submissions. Only one proposal per person. For additional information concerning the 2002 meeting, contact the HSS Executive Office or visit the HSS Web site (forms and guidelines available at www.hssonline.org/2002 meeting).