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Marieke Hendriksen Utrecht University, Netherlands Medical historian with a keen interest in the material culture of medicine and chemistry. Specialties: History of medicine, history of science, art history, object-driven history, cultural history research. |
| Web Page: | http://www.mariekehendriksen.nl |
| List Affiliations: | Former Review Editor for H-Material-Culture |
| Interests: | Cultural History / Studies Digital Humanities Early Modern History and Period Studies European History / Studies Historic Preservation History of Science, Medicine, and Technology Humanities Intellectual History Philosophy |
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Bio: Marieke Hendriksen is a historian of science and medicine, specialized in the material culture of eighteenth-century medicine and chemistry. Her publications range from historical anatomical collections and medicine chests to anatomical preparation methods and the production of coloured glass. At Utrecht University she works as a postdoctoral researcher within the ERC-funded project Artechne. The project studies how technique was taught and learned in art and science between 1500 and 1950. Although the term ‘technical’ is readily used today, presently a history of the shifting meanings of the term ‘technique’ in arts and science is sorely lacking. Marieke;s research is aimed at closing this gap in intellectual history, a.o. through the development of an interactive semantic-geographical map of ‘technique’ and related terms. |
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