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Curricular Resources > 2026 Volume I > Introduction

Making Visible the Invisible

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME

Seminar Description

Preface

Introduction

Visualizing Nature in Art
The Power of Stories-The Spells We Cast, The Monsters We Create
Teaching French Through the Five Senses
What is Objectivity? Philosophy and the Nature of Science
How Electricity Changed Society and Modern Parallels
Seeing the Invisible: Exploring Contagions Past and Present
Visualizing Our Worth: Decoding Body Dysmorphia through the History of Productivity
Was the Scientific Revolution a Revolution? A Historical Inquiry
Biomimicry in Action: Resilient Design for New Haven’s Lower Mill River
Visualizing the Revolution: Scientific & Political Change at the Turn of the 19th Century

Introduction

Paola Bertucci, Professor of History and History of Medicine

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