Christian Flow
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4222504 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Christian Flow |
| PRENOMES | Christian |
| SOBRENOME | Flow |
| ASSINATURA | FLOW C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Mississippi State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Encountering Huberia: Positioning an Eighteenth-Century Professor in Time
This article implicates the question of what a scholar is with the question of when a scholar is: that is, how a scholar is positioned in time. The act of such positioning—“timing”—involves a wide array of negotiations: it embraces everything from the way a scholarly investigator construes their temporal relationship to their object, to the way they countenance past and future investigators, to the rapidity with which they write. And of course, i…
Football-Meister Say ‘Feel the Hype’: The Aesthetics of Asceticism
More than fifty years ago, the German-born American historian Fritz Ringer joined a group of historians on both sides of the Atlantic examining German scholarship for clues about the roots and the rise of National Socialism.1The ambitious target of Ringer's analysis was a whole social 'type' centered on and informed by the universities.These were the so-called 'mandarins' -an elite 'ow[ing] its status primarily to educational qualifications, rath…
Once and for All? A Philological Project On (and Off) the Clock
Philological Observation
Scholars have shown that historicizing studies of sight can shed light on everything from art history to statecraft to scientific inquiry. But the disciplined eye of the scholar of language—the philological observer—has received little attention, an omission particularly worthy of notice given recent interest in how the history of humanities might be incorporated into the history of science more broadly. This article contributes to a treatment of…
Passing The Book: Cultures of Reading in the Winthrop Family, 1580-1730
Large numbers of annotated books that belonged to members of the Winthrop family — which included the founding governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other individuals prominent in the early modern British Atlantic world — survive in libraries across the Northeastern United States. The notes in their margins reveal how the Winthrops responded to a vast array of material, from alchemical recipes to political tracts. Once deciphered and compa…
Passing The Book: Cultures of Reading in the Winthrop Family, 1580-1730
Large numbers of annotated books that belonged to members of the Winthrop family — which included the founding governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other individuals prominent in the early modern British Atlantic world — survive in libraries across the Northeastern United States. The notes in their margins reveal how the Winthrops responded to a vast array of material, from alchemical recipes to political tracts. Once deciphered and compa…
Passing The Book: Cultures of Reading in the Winthrop Family, 1580-1730
Large numbers of annotated books that belonged to members of the Winthrop family — which included the founding governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other individuals prominent in the early modern British Atlantic world — survive in libraries across the Northeastern United States. The notes in their margins reveal how the Winthrops responded to a vast array of material, from alchemical recipes to political tracts. Once deciphered and compa…
Philological Observation
Scholars have shown that historicizing studies of sight can shed light on everything from art history to statecraft to scientific inquiry. But the disciplined eye of the scholar of language—the philological observer—has received little attention, an omission particularly worthy of notice given recent interest in how the history of humanities might be incorporated into the history of science more broadly. This article contributes to a treatment of…
Encountering Huberia: Positioning an Eighteenth-Century Professor in Time
This article implicates the question of what a scholar is with the question of when a scholar is: that is, how a scholar is positioned in time. The act of such positioning—“timing”—involves a wide array of negotiations: it embraces everything from the way a scholarly investigator construes their temporal relationship to their object, to the way they countenance past and future investigators, to the rapidity with which they write. And of course, i…
Football-Meister Say ‘Feel the Hype’: The Aesthetics of Asceticism
More than fifty years ago, the German-born American historian Fritz Ringer joined a group of historians on both sides of the Atlantic examining German scholarship for clues about the roots and the rise of National Socialism.1The ambitious target of Ringer's analysis was a whole social 'type' centered on and informed by the universities.These were the so-called 'mandarins' -an elite 'ow[ing] its status primarily to educational qualifications, rath…
Once and for All? A Philological Project On (and Off) the Clock
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