Browne and the Silent Text

Update: 2015-01-22

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Jessica Wolfe discusses, “Browne and the Silent Text”. Wolfe is Director of Comparative Literature at the University of North Carolina. This lecture was part of the session titled, “Negative Knowledge”.

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In Channel

The Wilderness of Forms and the Difference of Things in Browne and His Contemporaries

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Errors and Non-Entities: Browne and Hartlib between Discourse and Catalog

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Fact and Fiction in Ralph Cudworth’s 'True Intellectual System of the Universe'

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Why Look at Animals?

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The Pericardium of Truth: Thomas Browne and the Science of Error

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Closing Remarks by Jessica Wolfe and Reid Barbour

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Welcoming Remarks by Steve Hindle

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Opening Remarks by Jessica Wolfe

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Reading Mines and Mining Texts: Reading and Observational Practice in the Writings of Edward and Thomas Browne and the Early Royal Society

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Their Manner of Discourse? Scribal Culture, Civility, and the Early Royal Society

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Unreal Characters: Technology and Orality in the Seventeenth Century

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The Punctual Relations of 'Musaeum Clausum'

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The Fleeting Shape of the Absent God: The Garden of Cyrus and the Apophatic

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Browne and the Silent Text

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