[STS-Africa] Teaching and States of the Field
Prof JC Holbrook
astroholbrook at gmail.com
Thu Jan 10 16:31:59 SAST 2019
Hello Helen,
I, & others, keep copies of my articles on Academia.edu. I couldn't find
an STS-Africa tag/group but maybe you could start one? Also, I started
following you.
Best,
Jarita
On 1/10/19 2:24 PM, Helen Tilley wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
>
> Laura Foster and Tolu Odumosu’s call for papers yesterday reminded me
> that I wanted to reach out asking if there’s a site anywhere that
> pools syllabi relating to STS-Africa (including history) on various
> themes. I’m also interested in review articles that set new research
> priorities for the field.
>
> Along these lines, I thought I’d share a piece I wrote last summer and
> that went live in November on “The History and Historiography of
> Science” for /Oxford’s Encyclopedia of African History/.
>
> I’ll add that when I was invited to prepare this, other authors,
> including Clapperton Mavhunga, had been solicited to write their own
> review essays on technology (and medicine) so while I touch on some
> technological (and medical) themes, I left a lot of this literature to
> one side (including citations because I assumed these authors would
> cite their own work). That’s the peril of disciplinary sub-divisions :-)
>
> But caveats aside, here’s the link to the online version and a pdf of
> the piece is attached below.
>
> http://oxfordre.com/africanhistory/view/10.1093/acrefore/9780190277734.001.0001/acrefore-9780190277734-e-353
>
> I’m sure many on this list have written terrific review essays and it
> might benefit us all to pool this information somewhere for ourselves
> and our students.
>
> All best wishes for the New Year!
> Helen
>
>
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