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Sciences in Brazil

an overview from 1870–1920

Maria Amélia Mascarenhas Dantes Silvia Figueirôa

pp. 95-105


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Abstrakt

In Brazil, the years from 1870 onwards were perceived as a landmark in terms of scientific activities, both qualitatively and quantitatively. In 1883, the German-born journalist Karl Koseritz acknowledged the advance of Natural Sciences, at the Faculty of Medicine and at the National Museum, whose "great collections' would almost make him 'sign a truce" with Rio de Janeiro. He would comment about the excellence of the institutions' laboratories, where experiments on yellow fever, curare and anti-snake venom sera were developed. As an enthusiastic Darwinist, he observed that, at the Faculty of Medicine, several students interested in Natural Sciences were "the most pure Darwinists". A broad understanding of the changes taking place needs to consider some central aspects, as we will discuss in the first part of the text.

Publication details

Published in:

Krause Décio, Passos Videira Antônio Augusto (2011) Brazilian studies in philosophy and history of science: an account of recent works. Dordrecht, Springer.

Seiten: 95-105


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DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-9422-3_5

Referenz:

Mascarenhas Dantes Maria Amélia, Figueirôa Silvia (2011) „Sciences in Brazil: an overview from 1870–1920“, In: D. Krause & A.A. Passos Videira (eds.), Brazilian studies in philosophy and history of science, Dordrecht, Springer, 95–105.