2019
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-59702019000300007
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Abstract: Resumen Partiendo de la hipótesis de que el laboratorio jugó un papel importante en la autonomía disciplinar de la pediatría, este artículo estudia la influencia del viaje científico en la apropiación de nuevas metodologías por parte de los pediatras y puericultores españoles del primer tercio del siglo XX. Para ello, se analizan las pensiones concedidas a tal efecto por la Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones Científicas. Se describe la geografía científica creada por el programa y se profundiz… Show more

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“…Throughout history, generally, and in the history of science and technology, in particular, journeys have played a leading role in the construction of knowledge. The close connection between traveling, experimenting, and gaining knowledge, which is so nicely suggested in works on scientific expeditions (Pimentel, 2003;Bleichmar, 2012) or those reflecting on journeys for training and extended studies (Santesmases, 2007;López-Ocón, Guijarro, Pedrazuela, 2018;Velasco Morgado, 2019), have been a great inspiration in this work. And others have as well, such as works arguing that not all knowledge travels well in texts and that experimental practice is also necessary (Daston, 2000;Bud, 2007) and those that have shown the role that scientific artifacts have also played in political and diplomatic negotiations (Romero de Pablos, 2019a).…”
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“…Throughout history, generally, and in the history of science and technology, in particular, journeys have played a leading role in the construction of knowledge. The close connection between traveling, experimenting, and gaining knowledge, which is so nicely suggested in works on scientific expeditions (Pimentel, 2003;Bleichmar, 2012) or those reflecting on journeys for training and extended studies (Santesmases, 2007;López-Ocón, Guijarro, Pedrazuela, 2018;Velasco Morgado, 2019), have been a great inspiration in this work. And others have as well, such as works arguing that not all knowledge travels well in texts and that experimental practice is also necessary (Daston, 2000;Bud, 2007) and those that have shown the role that scientific artifacts have also played in political and diplomatic negotiations (Romero de Pablos, 2019a).…”
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confidence: 76%