Vol. 76 No. 2 (2024): Online first

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• [es] Introduction: five centuries of maritime culture and artisanal epistemology

  Antonio Sánchez, Lino Camprubí

  e18

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• [en] A shared tradition: transmitting maritime knowledge in print

  Margaret E. Schotte

  e19

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• [es] “Sailors’ cross-staff”. Nautical instruments and artisanal epistemology in sixteenth century Iberia

  José María Moreno Madrid, José María Moreno Martín

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• [es] Imperium et empiria or the confluence of two traditions: the Navy and the Jesuits in cyclone prediction, 19th century

  Aitor Anduaga Egaña

  e21

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• [es] Edgar Zilsel and the iberian moment. An artisanal conception of maritime culture

  Antonio Sánchez, Henrique Leitão

  e22

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• [es] Indigenous knowledge and fluvial navigation in Alexander von Humboldt´s Personal narrative of a journey to the equinoctial regions of the New Continent

  Margarita Eva Rodríguez García

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• [es] “Thinking with your hands”: old and new perspectives in artisanal epistemology

  Antonio Sánchez, Javier Ordóñez Rodríguez

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• [es] Jason and the Argonauts: temporality, usability, and tacit knowledge in Argo Ocean monitoring

  Lino Camprubí

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