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Via Rebekah Higgitt , a Tumblr on "The Art of Google Books." They're images that break the illusion that the books have been ...

Well, I got hold of W. R. Butterfield (thanks, Southern Regional Library Facility!), and was amused by the bit of the succeeding article tha...

In searching around for more on W.R. Butterfield's "museum of ideas" (1912), I ran across this piece of current legislation: H...

I go into the Valley Life Sciences Building quite often to use the biology library, which is filled with treasures. Outside the library is a...

Because I live under a rock, I saw this video for the first time only recently. First of all, gendered muppets. Physically, Mahna Mahna is g...

I had my students this past semester read a chapter from Lorraine Daston and Peter Galison's 2007 study Objectivity . My students had a ...

Elliott Coues , 1842-1899 Coues was an ornithologist, naturalist, and (according to Wikipedia) army surgeon. I first ran across him in Frede...

I spent the afternoon of New Year's Day pleasantly with my friend Katie and her five-year-old, Quinn, at Lawrence Hall of Science . I...

Here's another instance of the commodification of the idea of science, here embodied in the "genius" figure of Albert Einstein...

Sociological Images has posted some images of black people being used as "props for white femininity," something I posted on re...

Variously stolen from Zuska : - The National Women's Law Center's Women's Prerogative gives 2002 data for the percentage of wom...