V. Smith, Joseph Banks’s Intermediaries: Rethinking Global Cultural Exchange, in Global Intellectual History, pp. 91-105.
C. L. Hill, Conceptual Universalization in the Transnational Nineteenth Century, in Global Intellectual History. pp. 134-158
Cemil Aydin, Globalizing the Intellectual History of the Idea of the “Muslim World”, in Global Intellectual History, pp. 159-182
F. Cooper, How Global do we want our Intellectual History to Be?, in Global Intellectual History, pp. 283-294
F. Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks, Introduction, pp. 1-7; The Negro and Language pp. 8 - 27; The Negro and Psychopathology pp. 109 - 119

Argomenti del programma: Global Intellectual History is an emerging field that examines how ideas, concepts, and ideologies circulate across different cultural and geographic contexts. Yet, significant debate remains about its scope and methodologies. This course explores the diverse interpretations of what constitutes global intellectual history, addressing questions such as whether some ideas are inherently more global than others, what…

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Rosenboim – Global History Through the Lens of Intellectual…; Raj – And Postpositivism; Goebel – The American Historical Review; Conrad – Global Intellectual History; Shapin – Lowering the Tone in the History of…; Livingstone – A Geography of Science? In Id; Basalla – The Spread of Western Science; Anderson – Historical Records of Australian Science; Headrick – In Id; Fanon – Medicine and Colonialism, in A Dying Colonialism; Said – Penguin Books; Arnold – Medicine and empire, in Id; Roy – The British Journal for the History of…; Chakrabarti – Science and Imperialism since 1870; Silva – Science and Empire; Fan – East Asian Science, Technology and Society; Mertens – The History of; Capocci – Tropical Medicine, the Nation, and the Colonial…; Coghe – Social History of Medicine; Nosaka – Plague and the Global Emergence of Microbiology; Hodge – Science and Empire; Moyn – Global Intellectual History; Said – Penguin Books; Raj – Relocating Modern Science; Livingstone – Putting science in its place; Bashford – Imperial Hygiene