The power of the metaphysical artifact: controversies on philosophy, politics, and science in nineteenth-century France and Mexico

Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books (2023)
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This book describes the political-philosophical controversies in nineteenth-century France and Mexico. Frausto argues that these controversial spaces and times integrate humanities, sciences, and technologies. The power of the metaphysical artifact is a democratic metaphor to transcend disciplinary boundaries and welcome different perspectives.

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JA84.F8.F75 2023

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