"Why Do People Think What They Think?" The American Historians of Science about the Life and a Profession

Konashev, M.B.

Автор: Konashev Mikhail B.
Журнал: Историко-биологические исследования
Номер: 1
Год издания: 2018
Первая страница: 81
Последняя страница: 90
Аннотация: In an interview the famous American historians of the Soviet science, Loren Graham and Daniel Todes have answered a number of questions on science history as scientific area and profession, on their ways in science and the relation to life, including such ones as: In what family you were born and grew? Whom did your parents want to see you? Whom did you dream to become? How you became the historian of science, why and when? Who gave to you lectures in university? What did attract you in the history of science in the Soviet Union (Soviet Russia)? And why after all history of science, but not history of policy, philosophy or art? Whether it was difficult to find a job after the university? Now do you think your choice to become the historian of science was correct? Are you satisfied what you have made as a historian? Are you proud of books and articles which you have written? Did and do you have pupils? How many times you were in the Soviet Union? What impression was made on you by the Soviet society, the Soviet people, in particular scientists, and Soviet orders? What most of all it was pleasant to you and it was unpleasant? What changed in Post-Soviet Russia in the best direction and in the worse one in comparison with the USSR? What most of all it is pleasant to you and it is pleasant in modern Russia? Is it difficult to be the professional, the historian of science? Is it difficult to be the citizen, the personality, the human being?
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