Ludmilla Jordanova
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Ludmilla Jordanova looks at the ways in which scientists presented themselves and their activities to the public through art, and considers how this reflects on the public presentation of history.
Published August 14 2006
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Ludmilla Jordanova looks at a new work on the architect of the English Renaissance.
Published February 18 2004
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Ludmilla Jordanova insists on the importance of history beyond the groves of academia, and considers some of the challenges that historians face in this field.
Published April 30 2000
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