From the 1800s to the 21st century: scientists, books and Internet
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From the story of a research experience about the origins of the word scientist –related to a wider investigation over the bonds between science and the 1800s–, this article looks into some Internet resources which might be useful to similar researches, specially those gathered in the Internet Archive lt;www.archive.orggt;, an Internet Library now officially recognised as a library by the state of California, USA.Downloads
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