Journal for the History of Knowledge

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Online First (2024)

In the Journal for the History of Knowledge section 'Online First', you will find articles that have already been accepted and published online before they later appear in print.

Published: 2024-01-01

Research Articles

(Re)producing the English Printed Past Antiquarian Knowledge-Making Practices in Joseph Ames’s Typographical Antiquities (1749)

André de Melo Araújo
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Distance Education During a Paper Shortage Wartime Economics, Efficiency, and the Nazi Humanities at the Front

Lotte Schüßler
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A Lantern View from The Ruwenzori Mountain Range Between Science Communication, Travel Story, and Colonial Propaganda in an Illustrated Lecture Performance from 1932

Marte Van Hassel, Nele Wynants, Karel Vanhaesebrouck
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Introduction Mapping Uncertain Knowledge

Djoeke van Netten
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Some Methods for Indicating Cartographic Uncertainty, Fifteenth through Eighteenth Centuries

Chet Van Duzer
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A New New World Unmapping Africa in the Age of Reason

Petter Hellström
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Interesting and Uninteresting Unknowns Mapping Southern Africa in the Seventeenth Century

Gianamar Giovannetti-Singh
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Gerhard Mercator as Sacred Geographer Paradise at the North Pole

Danielle Gravon
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Deep mapping Uncertain Historical Sources Visualizing Business Knowledge of Painters in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam

Weixuan Li
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To Map, To Ascertain Reflections on the Practice of Mapping (Un)certain Knowledge from a Digital Humanities Perspective

Rombert Stapel
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Epilogue Mapping Uncertainties

Marlies Vermeulen
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Journal for the History of Knowledge

Current Issue

Research Articles

(Re)producing the English Printed Past Antiquarian Knowledge-Making Practices in Joseph Ames’s Typographical Antiquities (1749)

Distance Education During a Paper Shortage Wartime Economics, Efficiency, and the Nazi Humanities at the Front

A Lantern View from The Ruwenzori Mountain Range Between Science Communication, Travel Story, and Colonial Propaganda in an Illustrated Lecture Performance from 1932

Special Issue

Introduction Mapping Uncertain Knowledge

Some Methods for Indicating Cartographic Uncertainty, Fifteenth through Eighteenth Centuries

A New New World Unmapping Africa in the Age of Reason

Interesting and Uninteresting Unknowns Mapping Southern Africa in the Seventeenth Century

Gerhard Mercator as Sacred Geographer Paradise at the North Pole

Deep mapping Uncertain Historical Sources Visualizing Business Knowledge of Painters in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam

To Map, To Ascertain Reflections on the Practice of Mapping (Un)certain Knowledge from a Digital Humanities Perspective

Epilogue Mapping Uncertainties

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