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Senses and sensation; perception

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Article Jill Burke; Wilson Poon (2024)
Renaissance Goo: Senses and Materials in Early Modern Apothecary Taxonomies and Soft Matter Science. Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry (pp. 367-392). (/p/isis/citation/CBB503695726/) unapi

Book Scott K. Taylor (2024)
Ambivalent Pleasures: Soft Drugs and Embodied Anxiety in Early Modern Europe. (/p/isis/citation/CBB269022046/) unapi

Book Tim Anstey (2024)
Things That Move: A Hinterland in Architectural History. (/p/isis/citation/CBB014037081/) unapi

Book Dana Luciano (2024)
How the Earth Feels: Geological Fantasy in the Nineteenth-Century United States. (/p/isis/citation/CBB576619337/) unapi

Book Chiara Beneduce (2024)
La scienza del tatto: Un percorso tra filosofia naturale e medicina. (/p/isis/citation/CBB369197426/) unapi

Book Kathrin Maurer (2023)
The Sensorium of the Drone and Communities. (/p/isis/citation/CBB512654006/) unapi

Article Armel Cornu (2023)
Senses and Utility in the New Chemistry. Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry (pp. 380-398). (/p/isis/citation/CBB188406139/) unapi

Article Marcel Boumans; Mary S. Morgan (2023)
Do you see it this way? Visualising as a tool of sense-making. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science (pp. 30-39). (/p/isis/citation/CBB955845774/) unapi

Article Inger Leemans; William Tullett; Caro Verbeek; et al. (2023)
Knowing by Sensing: How to Teach the History of Smell. American Historical Review (pp. 1251-1264). (/p/isis/citation/CBB427143966/) unapi

Article Antonio Clericuzio (2023)
Thomas Willis' iatrochemistry and the activity of matter. Notes and Records: The Royal Society Journal of the History of Science (pp. 717-732). (/p/isis/citation/CBB264806279/) unapi

Article Maria Michela Sassi (2023)
Blood and the Awareness of Perception. From Early Greek Thought to Plato’s Timaeus. Apeiron: Journal for Ancient Philosophy and Science (pp. 163-186). (/p/isis/citation/CBB816845058/) unapi

Chapter Suisman, David (2023)
Sky’s the Limit: Capitalism, the Senses, and the Failure of Commercial Supersonic Aviation in the United States. (/p/isis/citation/CBB313315274/) unapi

Chapter Ingemar Pettersson (2023)
Chasing Flavor: Sensory Science and the Economy. In: Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB628826082/) unapi

Chapter Nicholas Anderman (2023)
Sounding Maritime Metal: On Weathering Steel and Listening to Capitalism at Sea. In: Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB045092212/) unapi

Chapter Megan J. Elias (2023)
Feminine Touches: The Sensory World of Lady Hilton. In: Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB736802135/) unapi

Book Suisman, David; Blaszczyk, Regina Lee (2023)
Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB108856285/) unapi

Chapter Hisano, Ai (2023)
“Use Not Perfumery to Flavor Soup”: The Science of the Senses in Aesthetic Capitalism. In: Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB252008547/) unapi

Chapter Jacobson, Lisa (2023)
Altered States and Gustatory Taste: The Sensory Synergies of Whiskey Marketing in the Mid-Twentieth-Century United States. In: Capitalism and the Senses. (/p/isis/citation/CBB765221422/) unapi

Thesis Joel Dickau (2023)
Inventing Texture: Food Science and Culinary Culture in Postwar America. (/p/isis/citation/CBB291109157/) unapi

Thesis Leonora Zoninsein (2023)
How a Whale Becomes a Molecule: A Geography of Modern Olfaction. (/p/isis/citation/CBB103244065/) unapi

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