PHD University:
Imperial College, University of London
Major Publications:
Borck C (Hg.) (1996) Anatomien medizinischen Wissens. Frankfurt am Main:
Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag.
Hagner M, Borck C. (Hg.) (2001) Mindful practices. On the neurosciences
in the twentieth century [Special Issue]. Science in Context 14(4).
Borck C, Hess V, Schmidgen H (Hg.) (2005) Maß und Eigensinn. Studien im
Anschluß an Georges Canguilhem, München: Fink Verlag.
Borck C (2005) Hirnströme. Eine Kulturgeschichte der
Elektroenzephalographie. Göttingen: Wallstein Verlag.
Borck C, Schäfer A (Hg.) (2006) Psychographien, Berlin und Zürich:
diaphanes.
Borck C (2004) Message in a bottle from ‘the crisis of reality:’ On
Ludwik Fleck’s interventions for an open epistemology. Studies in History
and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 35: 447-464.
Borck C (2005) Writing brains: tracing the psyche with the graphical
method. History of Psychology 8: 79-94.
Borck C (2006) Between local cultures and national styles: Units of
analysis in the history of electroencephalography. Comptes Rendus de
l’Académie des Sciences, série Biologies 329: 450-459.
Borck C (2007) Vom Spurenlesen und Fintenlegen. Canguilhems Votum für
eine Empirie organischer Rationalität. Nach Feierabend: Zürcher Jahrbuch für
Wissensgeschichte 3: 213-225.
Borck C (2007) Communicating the Modern Body: Fritz Kahn’s Popular
Images of Human Physiology as an Industrialized World. Canadian Journal of
Communication 32(4): 495-520.
Borck C (2008) Recording the Brain at Work: The Visible, the Readable,
and the Invisible in Electroencephalography. Journal of the History of the
Neurosciences 17: 367-379.
Borck C (2008) Blindness, Seeing, and Envisioning Prosthesis: The
Optophone between Science, Technology, and Art. In: Dieter Daniels uund
Barbara Ulrike Schmidt (Hg.): Artists as Inventors – Inventors as Artists,
Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz, S. 108-129.
Membre des sociétés académiques:
HSS, DGGMNT, Gesellschaft fuer Wissenschaftsgeschichte
Courses Taught:
Cultures of Visualization; Body & Machines; History
of Modern Medicine; History, Theory and Ethics of Medicine; Medical
Sociology; Introduction to Medical Humanities; Media and the Senses; Media
Theory
