The Harry Harlow Project
Starts on Wednesday 24 August 2011 & ends Saturday 27 August 2011.
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In 1958 Harry Harlow did what had never been done before… he used the word ‘love’ in a scientific paper. But love has a darker side. Audiences were invited into the laboratory of Harry’s mind, a place where his life and work unravel to illuminate one of the most profoundly influential but vilified pioneers in scientific history.
Presented by the Adelaide Festival Centre, inSPACE & Mobile States
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Science without ethics. We learnt a lot but at a high cost
Onya Helen