Science and Sensibility in the American Enlightenment

Science and Sensibility in the American Enlightenment

Location:	California, United States
Symposium Date:	2007-10-12 (Archive)
Date Submitted:	2007-10-01
Announcement ID:	158700

October 12, 2007, Lane History Bldg Room 307, Stanford University,Stanford, California, Science and Sensibility in the American Englightenment, sponsorted by the Patrick Suppes Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Science and Technoloy, Stanford University

10:30 am "Who is Afraid of the American Enlightenment?: Science and Culture in Early american History, James Delbourgo, McGill University

11:15 am "Black Lights: Phillis Wheatley, Benjamin Benneker; as Critics of Englightenment" Joyce Chaplin, Harvard University

2:00 PM "Carribean Science and Sensibility" Susan Scott Parrish, University of Michigan

2:45 PM "Ancient Carthage and the Limits of Classicism, Caroline winterer, Stanford University

3:45 PM Gemeral Comments and Discussion led by Jessica Riskin, Stanford University

Stanley R. Jacob. Stanford University, Bldg 200, Room 333, Stanford, California
Phone: 650-725-0714
Fax… 650-725-0714
Email: yelnats@stannford.edu
Visit the website at http://google: Stanford University, the Patrick Suppes Center for the Interdisciplinatry Study of Science and Technology

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