Happy solar eclipse day!
After taking a bit of a break, I exercised the ol’ writing muscles again with this piece on how solar eclipses may have boosted the economies of our ancestors 🌕🌗🌑
https://t.co/0533oCOEjl
Check it out on @inversedotcom!
Excited to share our latest research on how solar eclipses boosted the economies of our ancestors! Check out the article by Bree Iskandar for an in-depth look at our findings. #research#solar#eclipses@Anast_Litina https://t.co/ZCasLwJXfh
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Forthcoming in EJ: ‘Solar Eclipses and the Origins of Critical Thinking and Complexity’ by Anastasia Litina, Èric Roca Fernández https://t.co/4ieUeKBi1d @Anast_Litina@eric_roca_fdz@RoyalEconSoc @OUPEconomics #EconTwitter
@cuentoencuanto @Anast_Litina wow, entonces es un ejemplo perfecto de lo que explicamos en el artículo! Lástima no haberlo sabido antes porque hubiera sido un caso muy ilustrativo de lo que contamos!
@cuentoencuanto @Anast_Litina According to @cuentoencuanto, Cajal (likely Ramón y Cajal) shares in his memoirs that witnessing an eclipse sparked his scientific curiosity. It would be intriguing to discover at what age this occurred!
Forthcoming article by David de la Croix, Frédéric Docquier, Alice Fabre and Robert Stelter "The Academic Market and The Rise of Universities in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (1000–1800)" @UTHCerc @EEANews @OUPEconomics
https://t.co/01LNTbPw9F
Our joint work with @Anast_Litina on "Solar Eclipses and the Origins of Critical Thinking and Complexity" has been published by the @EJ_RES ! Link: https://t.co/YnTHtaAT5k