—The transformation of the regime of knowledge production, and history as a tool to reflect on the present and future of science.— The history of science is a relatively young branch of historiography, but with a wide and varied tradition, as seen...
—The courts of kings, viceroys, cardinals and aristocrats became, for several centuries, a privileged space for the production and circulation of scientific knowledge and experimental practices.— The court may be considered one of the most complex...
