"In 1777, the German physicist Ernst Chladni, who would later be crowned the Father of Acoustics, designed an experiment that revolutionized our understanding of sound.
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Chladni’s ingenious demonstration also showed that sound could be observed in a variety of new ways, and would no […]
Holding the book "Vivisection and Late-Victorian Literary Culture" in front of an ornate gravestone
4 new #VictorianStudies arrivals!
Asha Hornsby's book "Vivisection and Late-Victorian Literary Culture" analyses the British #antivivisection movement and its discourses around #animalprotection in #VictorianLiterature & science & the press
#LiteraryStudies #VictorianScience #academicsky
With due respect, I humbly suggest terms excluding the #prejudicial & broad–brush painting descriptors,‘white‘, ‘black‘, and ‘yellow‘; I recommend simply (Euro-) #supremacist; I’ve been advocating—since the #GenomeProject —ending use of #VictorianScience terms. #HuesSubjugate; they don’t liberate.
