Urban Histories of Science

Discover the captivating intersections of science and urban life in "Urban Histories of Science," expertly edited by Oliver Hochadel. Published in 2018 by Taylor & Francis Ltd, this engaging hardback volume spans 238 pages and delves into eleven unique case studies from cities positioned on the fringes of Europe around the year 1900. Each chapter reveals how diverse scientific practices were intricately linked to the evolving urban landscape, highlighting the importance of the so-called "periphery" as a vital area of study. This thought-provoking exploration invites readers to rethink conventional narratives of scientific progress and appreciate the rich histories shaped by urban environments. Perfect for historians, sociologists, and science enthusiasts alike, this book offers a fresh perspective on the historical context of scientific development. Dive into the fascinating world of urban science and uncover the stories that shaped our cities!