Brasil, 1833: A descoberta da fotografia revisitada - DOI 10.5216/vis.v2i1.17891
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Esse artigo examina a fotografia como um caso particular de descoberta múltipla, investigando-se detalhadamente o processo fotográfico desenvolvido pelo francês Hercule Florence na primeira metade do século 19 no Brasil, de forma simultânea, e independente, a outros processos desenvolvidos sobretudo na Europa. A partir da análise de seus manuscritos e de outros documentos originais do período e combinando elementos da teoria mertoniana da descoberta e dos estudos sociais da ciência, argumento que as circunstâncias periféricas locais de produção estão incorporadas na forma final do processo de Florence: um processo fotográfico sem o uso da câmera escura.
Palavras-chave: história da fotografia, história da ciência, descobertas múltiplas.
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