Taking Place: The Spatial Contexts of Science, Technology, and Business History of Medicine Lundin and his colleagues reevaluate

Lundin and his colleagues reevaluate the social-engineering capacity of the Swedish state

and poignantly the nostalgic memories of the residency years

Both the industrial and the second scientific revolutions have been dated to this moment

Athanasius Kircher’s Palingenetic Plant

Taking Place: The Spatial Contexts of Science, Technology, and Business History of Medicine Lundin and his colleagues reevaluateBaraldi, Enrico, Hjalmar Fors, Anders Houltz, eds., 2006, xxi + 401 pp., illus, cloth bound and jacketed Taking Place deals with places shaped by interactions of science, technology, and industry. It treats place as an essential factor for understanding municipalities, companies, scientists, and scientific institutions. It discusses, by means of historical and contemporary examples, the embodiment of ideas and power relationships in architectural