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The Amer. Philosophical Soc. (APS) was formed in 1743 in Phila. Members contributed a wide variety of items to the APS, such as rocks, fossils, and plant specimens, which they acquired through their involvement in such activities as physics, astronomy, math, geography, med., chemistry, mechanics, agriculture, arts, trades and manufactures, and animal husbandry. This collection of items became known as the Cabinet of Curiosities (CoC). The APS Lib. and the CoC were kept in the homes of members, meeting rooms, and elsewhere. Contents of this book: Intro. to the CoC The Role of the Curators Native Amer. Artifacts Botanical Specimens Coins and Medals Fossils Manufactured Goods Mineralogical Specimens Oddities and Zoological Specimens.

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In the inaugural episode of "Cultures in Motion," we embark on a vibrant journey to Brazil, exploring the rich mosaic of its culture, history, and traditions. From the rhythmic beats of samba to the lush landscapes of the Amazon, we delve into the heart of what makes Brazil unique. Join us as we uncover fascinating curiosities, share personal anecdotes, and discuss the reality versus expectations of experiencing this diverse and captivating country. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or simply curious about different cultures, this episode offers an engaging and insightful glimpse into the soul of Brazil.

Cultures in Motion: Brazil

In this week's episode of "World According to Noah," we dive into the fascinating world of human oddities and the legendary showman P.T. Barnum. Join us as we explore the lives of extraordinary individuals who defied the norms of their time and captivated audiences worldwide. We'll also take a closer look at P.T. Barnum's controversial yet influential role in popularizing these unique performers. From the curiosities of the human condition to the ethics of Barnum's exhibitions, this episode offers a thought-provoking journey through history. Don't miss out on this intriguing discussion, right here on "World According to Noah"!

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Curiosities and Showmanship: The World of Human Oddities and P.T. Barnum

My guest this month is Dell Rose. Dell is working on a project for his PhD dissertation on Charles Augustus Tulk and the role that Swedenborgianism played in the reforming societies of 19th century Britain. Though Tulk is often only known as the artistic patron of William Blake, he was also one of the earliest advocates of "public science" and his quest to show the spiritual nature of the material world based on Swedenborg's revelations would be widely acclaimed during the period.

This discussion, however, concerns 'ornamental' hermits. We explore this in the context of cultural history and significance of the garden and the esoteric influences that were built around this idea. The hermit and the hermitage were seen as a 'living experiment" of both esoteric wisdom with regard to the significance of plants and also the atmosphere that they created.
As you will hear, this is a complex and nuanced topic, and we consider an array of influences that might have played a part in the obscure phenomenon known as 'eremitism.' 

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