Physics as a Calling: Discipline and Practice in the Königsberg Seminar for Physics

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Cornell University Press, 1991 - 488 pàgines

In this book, Kathryn M. Olesko reconstructs in fine detail the evolution, across the nineteenth century, of Franz Neumann's physics seminar at Knigsberg University in East Prussia. Established during a period of intense educational reform and intellectual debate in the sciences, the seminar turned out academic physicists as well as secondary school teachers. As the first official science seminar to incorporate mathematical considerations, Neumann's institute pioneered the integration of two quantitative traditions in physics--the mathematical and the exact experimental.

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Educational Reform and the Natural Sciences
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Shaping a Pedagogical Physics
91
Mechanics and the Besselian Experiment
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