Análisis de la red epistolar en torno a Francisco Romero (1922–1963)
Epistolary networks can provide an understanding of the intellectual networks within a certain time. This is linked to the concept of “invisible colleges” which are groups of people working in scientific fields similar to each other who communicate informally by any means. At the end of his life...
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| Sumario: | Epistolary networks can provide an understanding of the intellectual
networks within a certain time. This is linked to the concept of “invisible
colleges” which are groups of people working in scientific fields similar to
each other who communicate informally by any means. At the end of his life
Romero (1891–1962) had been connected by letters with a large number of
intellectuals in the world. In this study, we analyzed 1025 letters to Francisco
Romero by 302 authors between 1922 and 1963. |
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