Isis Current Bibliography

OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ITS CULTURAL INFLUENCES

2008
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JONATHON ERLEN, University of Pittsburgh, USA
MOON JOONG-YANG, Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea

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Alan Beyerchen Cunningham Monica Green Daniel & Lynn K. Nyhart & Paul Lucier Jessica Wang
Nikhil Bhattacharya Joseph W. Dauben Elizabeth Green Bettyann Kevles Brian W. Ogilvie H. Darrel Rutkin Joan Warnow-Blewett
Amy Bix Derek Davenport Musselman Peggy Kidwell Marilyn Ogilvie Ken Saito Ruth Wattenberg
John Blackmore John Dawson James Griesemer William Kimler Robert Olby Todd Savitt Eleanor Webster
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Patrick Boner Peter R. Dear Michael Osborne~ Martin Klein Ynez O’Neill Stefan Scherer Charles Weiner+
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Kennard B. Bork Michael Dennis Martin Gutzwiller Shigehisa Kuriyama Takushi Otani Robert & Mary-Peale Robert Weinstock
Michael Borut Dennis Des Chene Elizabeth Hachten Sachiko Kusukawa Laura Christine Otis Schofield Stephen Weldon
Daniel Bouk o David Devorkin Beth HaGath Marcel LaFollette Dorinda Outram Joop Schopman Kentwood Wells
Mary Ellen Bowden Ronald Doel Roger Hahn David Larrabee Brian Page Christoph Scriba Robert Westman
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David Brock Michael Dow Orit Halpern Jack Lesch Giuliano Pancaldi Jole R. Shackelford Matthew White
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Joshua Buhs M. Eddy Haramundanis Joshua Lipton Karen Parshall Robert Silliman Sylvia I. Williams
Juliet Burba T. Edis Jon M. Harkness Richard Littman Diane B. Paul Ruth Lewin Sime Thomas Word
Joe D. Burchfield Paul Edison & Jean Storlie Steven Livesey Philip J. Pauly Rivers Singleton Eri Yagi
Frederick Burkhardt Guy Emery Joseph E. Harmon Pamela Long Sharrona Pearl Patrick Slaney Toshihiro Yamada
Qiong Zhang
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Contents

Introduction v 136 Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 39

137 Psychology; comparative psychology . . 39
Appendix: Specialized Journals in the History
of Science and Related Fields ix 140 Social sciences in general . . . . . . 40
141 Sociology . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Journal List xii 142 Cultural anthropology . . . . . . . 41
143 Economics . . . . . . . . . . 41
A. Tools for Historians of Science 1 145 Archaeology . . . . . . . . . . 41
1 General histories of science . . . . . 1 146 History as a discipline . . . . . . . 41
2 National contexts . . . . . . . . 4
3 Sources of information . . . . . . 4 150 Medical sciences in general . . . . . 42
4 Reference works . . . . . . . . 5 151 Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . . 45
5 Historiography; historical methods . . . 5 152 Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 46
6 The profession of history of science . . 6 153 Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . 46
7 Historians of science . . . . . . . 7
160 Technology in general . . . . . . . 47
B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding 161 Computer & information technologies . . 50
Science 9 163 Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 50
10 Philosophy of science . . . . . . . 9 164 Air & space technologies . . . . . . 50
11 Sociology & psychology of science . . 10
12 Linguistic & visual aspects of science . . 12 F. Classification by Geographical Area and
Cultural Influence 51
C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Sci-
ence 14 200 Cultural & cross-cultural contexts . . 51
20 Science & society, general . . . . . 14 1. General histories of science . . . . . 51
21 Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 15 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 52
22 Science & politics, law, economics . . . 15 121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 52
23 Science & the arts; science & literature . 17 123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 52
27 Science & gender . . . . . . . . 18 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 52
28 Science & religion . . . . . . . . 18 152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 52
29 Science & war . . . . . . . . . 20 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 53
D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organiza- 210 Arabic-Islamic contexts . . . . . . 53
tion 21 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 53
40 Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 21 42. Science education; educational institutions 53
41 Scientific instruments; measurement . . 21 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 53
42 Science education; educational institutions 22 103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 53
43 Professional activities of scientists . . . 22
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 53
E. Disciplinary Classification 24 111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 54
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 54
101 Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 24 114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 54
102 Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . . 24 120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 54
103 Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . 24 131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 54
137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 54
110 Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 26 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 54
111 Astrology . . . . . . . . . . . 27 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 55
112 Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 27 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 55
113 Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 28
114 Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . 29 220 Byzantine contexts . . . . . . . 55
41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 55
120 Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 30 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 55
121 Geography; cartography; exploration . . 31 110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 55
122 Natural history . . . . . . . . . 31 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 55
123 Environmental sciences . . . . . . 32
124 Paleontology . . . . . . . . . . 33 230 East Asian contexts . . . . . . . 55
1. General histories of science . . . . . 55
130 Biological sciences . . . . . . . . 34 5. Historiography; historical methods . . 56
131 Botany . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 56
132 Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 35 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 57
133 Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . . 36 26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 57
134 Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 37 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 57
135 Physical anthropology . . . . . . . 37 29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 57
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41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 57 312 Ancient Greek & Roman contexts . . 67
42. Science education; educational institutions 57 1. General histories of science . . . . . 67
102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 57 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 67
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 57 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 68
104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 58 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 68
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 58 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 68
111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 59 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 68
121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 59 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 68
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 59 103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 69
123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 59 104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 69
130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 59 110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 69
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 59 111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 70
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 59 112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 70
151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 60 113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 71
152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 60 114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 71
153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 60 120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 71
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 60 121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 71
163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 61 130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 71
133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 71
240 Indian contexts . . . . . . . . . 61 137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 71
1. General histories of science . . . . . 61 144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 71
29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 61 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 71
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 61 152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 72
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 61 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 72
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 62 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 72
113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 62 163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 73
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 62
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 62 320 Medieval Western European contexts . 73
152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 62 1. General histories of science . . . . . 73
153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 62 3. Sources of information . . . . . . 74
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 62 22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 74
26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 74
250 Jewish contexts . . . . . . . . . 63 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 74
1. General histories of science . . . . . 63 29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 75
101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 63 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 75
102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 63 42. Science education; educational institutions 75
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 63 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 75
111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 64 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 75
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 64 103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 79
133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 64 104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 79
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 64 110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 79
153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 64 111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 80
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 80
260 Native American contexts . . . . . 64 114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 81
101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 64 121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 81
123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 64 122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 81
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 81
270 African contexts . . . . . . . . 64 132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 82
1. General histories of science . . . . . 64 135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 82
22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 65 137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 82
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 65 144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 82
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 65 146. History as a discipline . . . . . . 82
151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 65 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 82
163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 65 151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 83
152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 83
G. Chronological Classification 66 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 84
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 84
300 Prehistory & early human societies . . 66
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 66 330 Renaissance Western European contexts 85
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 66 1. General histories of science . . . . . 85
2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 85
311 Ancient Near Eastern contexts . . . 66 3. Sources of information . . . . . . 86
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 66 5. Historiography; historical methods . . 86
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 66 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 86
111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 67 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 86
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 67 22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 86
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 67 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 86
163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 67 27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 87
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28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 87 146. History as a discipline . . . . . . 110

41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 88 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 110
42. Science education; educational institutions 88 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 111
101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 88 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 112
102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 89 163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 112
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 89
104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 90 350 Eighteenth century . . . . . . . 112
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 90 1. General histories of science . . . . . 112
111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 90 2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 114
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 91 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 115
113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 91 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 115
114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 91 22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 115
120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 92 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 115
121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 92 27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 116
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 92 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 116
130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 93 40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 116
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 93 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 117
132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 93 42. Science education; educational institutions 117
135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 94 43. Professional activities of scientists . . 117
136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 94 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 117
137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 94 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 117
142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 94 103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 118
145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 94 110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 119
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 94 112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 119
152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 96 113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 120
153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 96 114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 120
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 96 120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 121
161. Computer & information technologies . 97 121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 121
163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 97 122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 122
164. Air & space technologies . . . . . 97 123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 122
124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 122
340 Seventeenth century . . . . . . . 97 130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 122
1. General histories of science . . . . . 97 131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 123
3. Sources of information . . . . . . 98 132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 124
11. Sociology & psychology of science . . 99 133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 124
12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 99 134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 124
20. Science & society, general . . . . . 99 135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 124
22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 99 137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 124
23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 99 140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 124
27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 100 141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 124
28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 100 142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 125
29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 100 143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 125
40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 100 146. History as a discipline . . . . . . 125
41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 101 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 125
42. Science education; educational institutions 101 151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 126
43. Professional activities of scientists . . 101 152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 127
101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 102 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 127
102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 102 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 127
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 104 161. Computer & information technologies . 128
104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 105 163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 128
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 105
111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 106 360 Nineteenth century . . . . . . . 128
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 106 1. General histories of science . . . . . 128
113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 107 2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 130
114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 107 3. Sources of information . . . . . . 130
120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 108 6. The profession of history of science . . 130
121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 108 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 130
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 108 21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 131
123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 108 22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 131
124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 109 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 132
130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 109 27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 133
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 109 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 133
132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 109 40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 134
135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 109 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 134
136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 109 42. Science education; educational institutions 134
137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 109 43. Professional activities of scientists . . 135
140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 110 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 135
143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 110 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 136
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103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 136 141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 194

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 139 142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 195
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 139 143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 195
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 140 144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 195
113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 141 145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 195
114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 142 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 195
120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 142 151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 199
121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 144 152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 201
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 144 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 204
123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 145 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 204
124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 146 161. Computer & information technologies . 208
130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 146 163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 208
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 147 164. Air & space technologies . . . . . 209
132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 148
133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 149 375 Twentieth century after 1950 . . . . 210
134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 150 1. General histories of science . . . . . 210
135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 151 2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 210
136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 151 5. Historiography; historical methods . . 211
137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 152 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 211
140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 153 20. Science & society, general . . . . . 211
141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 154 21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 211
142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 154 22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 211
144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 155 23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 213
145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 155 26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 214
146. History as a discipline . . . . . . 156 27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 214
150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 156 28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 214
151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 161 29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 214
152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 162 40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 214
153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 165 41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 215
160. Technology in general . . . . . . 165 42. Science education; educational institutions 215
161. Computer & information technologies . 168 101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 215
163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 169 102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 215
164. Air & space technologies . . . . . 169 103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 215
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 216
370 Twentieth century . . . . . . . . 169 112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 216
1. General histories of science . . . . . 169 113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 217
2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 170 120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 217
20. Science & society, general . . . . . 171 122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 218
21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 171 123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 218
22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 171 130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 219
23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 172 132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 219
26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 172 133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 219
28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 172 134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 220
29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 173 135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 221
40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 173 136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 221
41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 174 137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 221
42. Science education; educational institutions 175 140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 222
43. Professional activities of scientists . . 175 141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 222
101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 175 142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 222
102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 176 143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 222
103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 176 150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 222
110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 177 151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 224
112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 178 152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 225
113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 182 153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 226
120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 183 160. Technology in general . . . . . . 226
121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 183 161. Computer & information technologies . 228
122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 184 163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 230
123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 184 164. Air & space technologies . . . . . 231
124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 185
130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 185 Book Reviews 233
131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 186
Author Index 267
132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 186
133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 187 Subject Index 295
134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 188
135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 189
136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 191
137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 191
140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 193
Introduction
The Isis Current Bibliography of the History
of Science was begun in 1913 by the historian of
science George Sarton as part of his new journal
Isis. It seeks to provide, each year, a compre-
hensive survey of the most recent work done in
the history of science and allied fields. It covers
all time periods and all disciplines and strives to
be truly international in scope. Below, readers
will find information on the use and structure of
the bibliography as well as directions for access
to the HSTM database, which includes this bib-
liography, and to other bibliographic sources in
the history of science and related fields.
As with all such projects, there are limita-
tions, and certain fields of study are not fully
covered. In addition, the many journals that are
peripheral to our field cannot be surveyed each
year. There is sometimes a longer lag time for
works published in those forums, as well as for
works published by presses outside of North
America because access is often more difficult.
Individual contributions are always welcome.
New in 2008
Some of my correspondence in recent years
has made it clear that I should explain how I
find new material and determine what goes in
the bibliography each year. Doing so should
give readers a better sense of what is indexed
within, and—I hope—nudge you to send me
items that belong here.
The Isis “CB” covers recent work in our
field, but how recent? As you go through this
year’s bibliography, you will find citations to
some works that were published as far back as
2000. There are two reasons for this. First,
for several years after I began in 2002, I was
actively working to fill in gaps that had arisen
during the transition. Even this past year, my
assistants and I were scanning back issues of
some key journals that had been neglected.
Second, there will always be old, yet signif-
icant, items that I belatedly discover; and in
those cases, since this bibliography seeks to be
a cumulative record of literature in our field, I
include them. As for the other end of the time
spectrum, the most recently published items,
the current year’s bibliography usually contains
material published only up through the first half
of the year that it comes out.
In terms of actual numbers, I find that nearly
seventy-five percent of the classified content
this year comes from works published within
the last three years, and a full forty percent
comes from works published in 2007. Only
nine percent comes from sources older than five
years.
Some readers have asked me how I go
about finding the material for the bibliogra-
phy. The two types of literature—books and
journals—present somewhat distinct prob-
lems. My main sources for book citation are
the Books Received lists of Isis, the book re-
view sections of journals that I scan, and the
publishers catalogs (both print and online ver-
sions) of those companies that consistently pub-
lish in our field (primarily university presses
and other academic publishers). In addition,
people send me notices of their own work,
via email or the Isis CB website submission
page (http://www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/
website/isis_cb/submissions.html). The
most difficult kind of citation to find is the
chapter in a book that does not have an ex-
plicitly history of science focus. If you have
published or read an article in a book of this
sort that should be listed, please contact me.
As for the journals, I have identified a list of
120 journals that are primarily devoted to the
study of history of science broadly construed
(which includes some journals in the history
of technology and medicine and related fields
such as philosophy of science and science stud-
ies). The list is an impressive testament to the
vibrancy of our field, and I have appended this
list to the end of this introduction for interested
readers. If you find journals missing from this
list, please let me know. Some of these journals
only publish irregularly and others are hard for
me to get access to, so I have not been able
to keep up to date with each of these journals;
nevertheless, nearly half of them are complete
through the end of 2007, many on into 2008.
In addition to this list of specialized journals, I
scan many other journals for historical articles.
If you have published an article in a journal
that is not among the specialized journals listed
in the appendix, then please notify me of the
publication. This year citations include items
from about 185 journals.
New journals arise each year, and some-
vi Introduction
times, it takes a few years for me to find
them. This year I have entries for the first
time for four relatively new journals in our
field: East Asian Science, Technology, and
Society published in English by the National
Science Council, Taiwan (see their website
http://sts.nthu.edu.tw/easts/); Circum-
scribire: International Journal for the History
of Science, an entirely online journal published
by the Center Simão Mathias for Studies in
the History of Science with articles in English,
Spanish, Portuguese, and French (see http://
revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/circumhc/
index); Azogue: Revista Electrónica dedicada
al Estudio Histórico-Crı́tico de la Alquimia,
another e-journal published since 1999 in Span-
ish (see http://www.revistaazogue.com/);
and Asian Medicine: Tradition and Modernity,
now in its third year, published by Brill (see
http://www.brill.nl/asme). In addition to
these, several more have come to my attention
just in the last few weeks. I’ve included those
that I know of in the appendix. All in all, I
count over fifteen journals in our field that have
started up within the last 10 years.
Usage Notes
Naming conventions. Family names are in
small caps throughout the bibliography. Ar-
ticles such as von, de, and della are usually
not considered to be part of the last name, but
this varies by person, country, and language.
Asian names in Asian publications are often
given in reverse Western order. Alphabetization
is by last name of the individual with primary
responsibility for the text.
Cross-referencing. Cross-references are
indicated with [ref.] throughout. Cross-
references to book reviews are identified by an
R before the number, and refer to items in the
book review section that follows the classified
listing.
Indexing of author names. In some instances
an item will appear twice, once alone and once
as part of an encompassing work (such as a
chapter in an edited volume). In those instances,
the author index lists only the the independent
citation.
Subject index. The terminology used in the
subject index corresponds as closely as possi-
ble to terminology already in use either in the
old Isis classification system or in one of the
companion bibliographies in the History of Sci-
ence, Technology, and Medicine database (see
below). New subject index terms are drawn
from the Library of Congress where possible.
Entirely new terminology is added at the dis-
cretion of the bibliographer.
Book reviews. In the book review section,
reviews are listed alphabetically by author or
editor of the book. In the author index, they are
listed under the author of the review, but not
author of the book.
Dissertations. Dissertations cited from Dis-
sertation Abstracts International have been en-
tered from the information in the electronic
database UMI ProQuest Dissertation and The-
ses, which is a subscription database accessi-
ble through Proquest at the following website:
http://wwwlib.umi.com/dissertations/
gateway.
Source notes. In book records, some descrip-
tions or contents lists are marked as “from
WorldCat.” This means that the informa-
tion came directly from the OCLC World-
Cat database (see http://www.oclc.org/
worldcat/) and not from the book itself.
Where a description states “from the publisher,”
this means that it was taken from the publisher’s
website or from its printed catalog.
Electronic publication conventions. Where
there are both electronic and print forms of a
journal record, the entry does not indicate which
version was used to check the citation. Where
only an electronic form exists, electronic access
information is given for the article. In some
cases, the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) num-
ber of an the item is listed. DOI numbers are
unique for all digitally published works. Works
with a DOI can be located through the internet
at the following url: http://www.doi.org/.
Readers should note that access to e-published
articles often requires a subscription or a fee.
Many libraries will have such subscriptions but
this varies widely.
General Note on Classification
The current Isis classification system for
works in the history of science is a two-level
hierarchy. It emphasizes time period and dis-
cipline, and the bulk of the bibliography is
found in section G. Section F deals with ge-
ographically based cultural traditions. It is
designed for subjects that are either not part
of the Western scientific tradition or, as in the
case of Islamic science, often studied apart
from the Western historical tradition. Section E
holds items classified by discipline that do not
fit into the narrower chronological or cultural
sections. Sections A through D accommodate
works either that are very general, that focus on
non-disciplinary topics, or that have a specific
analytical framework.
Items whose subjects are confined to a partic-
ular chronological period in the Western scien-
tific tradition will be found in that time period.
 Introduction
Where a subject stretches between two periods,
the item will be in the earlier period. Where
a subject encompasses more than two chrono-
logical periods, the item will be placed in the
topical or disciplinary category in the first part
of the bibliography.
Where an item covers two disciplinary fields,
it will probably be classified in one of the two
fields. Items covering three or more widely
disparate fields will usually be classified in a
non-disciplinary category.
All items are entered only once. Because
most works could easily be classified in more
than one subject area, it is impossible for each
classification division to contain a comprehen-
sive list of all works relevant to that subject.
Users should consult the subject index for a
thorough coverage of topics.
For a more detailed description of this sys-
tem, see the introduction to this bibliography in
volume 93 (2002): pp. vii–viii.
HistSciTechMed Database
Online access to the Isis Current Bibli-
ography data is through the History of Sci-
ence, Technology, and Medicine database
(HistSciTechMed, formerly HSTM). It is
hosted by OCLC and available through its First-
Search platform. HistSciTechMed contains all
of the data from the Isis bibliographies from
1974 to the present. In addition, it contains
data from three other bibliographies: the Cur-
rent Bibliography in the History of Technology,
containing entries from 1987 to the present;
the Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della Scienza
(BISS) from 1982 to the present; and data from
the Wellcome Bibliography for the History of
Medicine from 1991 to 2004, supplemented
regularly with monograph citations supplied
by the Wellcome Library for the History and
Understanding of Medicine.
HistSciTechMed can be accessed through
libraries or institutions with a subscription to
the service or by individuals who are mem-
bers of the History of Science Society. For
individual member access, go to the HSS web
site http://www.hssonline.org/teaching/
teaching_database.html, click on the link,
and login using the member username and pass-
word printed in the most current History of
Science Society Newsletter.
Searching the HistSciTechMed database. Be-
cause HistSciTechMed contains data compiled
by several independent bibliographers, no rigid
terminological standard for indexing exists—
only a loose set of conventions. Researchers
using the HistSciTechMed database might find
it useful to use the subject index in this volume
vii
to help them with their searches; in addition
they should try variations of terms and alter-
natives. Information about classification and
indexing can be accessed and downloaded on-
line as well through the Isis CB website http:
//www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/.
Other Bibliographic Sources
There exist numerous specialized bibliogra-
phies dealing with the history of science. To
find them, search this and previous issues of
the Isis Current Bibliography. In addition to
these singly published bibliographies, there are
annual publications in various fields that read-
ers should consult, many of which are available
through the internet. Below is a short and in-
complete list.
A recent free internet site that might be
of use for general searches is WorldCat.org,
hosted by OCLC, which provides citations for
books held in libraries worldwide. Accessible
at http://www.worldcat.org/.
The Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della
Scienza is annually updated and has special
strengths in Italian language sources. Their
web site gives access to a searchable ver-
sion of their database in either Italian or En-
glish, and has links to other useful resources.
(See http://galileo.imss.firenze.it/
biblio/ebiss.html.)
There is a periodically updated list of
current works on Islamic science in the Is-
lamic Science Newsletter available online at
http://islamsci.mcgill.ca/. The Sci-
entific Instrument Commission has an online
bibliography of over 3,000 works at http://
www.sic.iuhps.org/in_bibrm.htm. There
are also two serially published bibliographies
of note: The “Abstracts” section in each issue of
Historia Mathematica by Glen Van Brummelen
is an excellent annotated bibliography for the
history of mathematics.
Also, the “Bibliography of the History of
Australian Science” compiled by J. Horacek
in each volume of Historical Records of Aus-
tralian Science provides important references
to Australian scientific history. In addition,
readers should be aware of the Bright Sparcs
website (http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.
au/bsparcs/), which includes biographical
information as well as references to archival
and bibliographical materials for Australians
involved in the development of the sciences,
technology, and medicine. An especially large
bibliography on American science can be down-
loaded from http://home.earthlink.net/
˜claelliott/ which is maintained by Clark
Elliott.
viii Introduction

Finally, there is an important list of inter-
net links to resources in the history of science
worldwide from the World History of Science
Online website (see http://www.dhst-whso.
org/. This site is supported by the Interna-
tional Union of History and Philosophy of
Science/Division of History of Science and
Technology (IUHPS/DHST).
The Isis Bibliography website (http:
//www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/)
has links to these online resources and provides
general information about the bibliography, its
purpose, history, and ways of contributing to
the project. The bibliographer welcomes com-
ments and suggestions as well as notice of new
publications for inclusion in future issues.
Acknowledgements
I want to thank those individuals who have
corresponded with me over the past year. If you
don’t see all of the citations that you sent to me,
it may be that we have not yet had a chance
to fully proofread the entries. In most cases,
these entries will appear next year. Emanuela
Appetiti, Lawrence S. Larsen, Ingo Schlupp,
and Rienk Vermij helped with foreign language
proofing. Steven Livesey has annually provided
help with locating hard-to-find medieval cita-
tions. I am fortunate to have an active panel
of contributors and an extremely helpful ad-
visory board. The graduate students in the
History of Science Department at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma provide the daily support for
this project. One of the most enjoyable parts
of my job as bibliographer is my weekly in-
teraction with these new historians of science
who bring a fresh perspective and great enthu-
siasm to the field. This year my assistants have
been Sam Spence, Kim Rudolph, Sylwester
Ratowt, Lisa Torres, and Jackie Brazeal. I also
much appreciate Stella Stuart’s periodic help on
small projects and cleaning up odds and ends as
needed.
This bibliography would not be possible
without the twin support of the History of Sci-
ence Society and the University of Oklahoma.
Especially important to mention are the many
people who have given generously to financially
support this project, and their contributions are
recognized in the HSS Bibliographer’s Fund
announcement at the front of this volume.
Finally, this fall I was given a sabbatical
leave from my regular duties at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma and have spent the last few
months in Tsubata, Japan, where I have super-
vised the production of the bibliography from
a distance. Even a decade ago, it would have
been unthinkable to try to edit the bibliography
for four months, including the six weeks of pro-
duction, while living in Japan and supervising
staff in Oklahoma. Today, the full resources
of the internet alongside relatively inexpensive
communication technologies have made such a
thing possible. I appreciate the extra arrange-
ments that various people made in order for this
to work. In addition to my two regular gradu-
ate assistants, I must also recognize the help of
Kate Sheppard who has provided experienced
leadership during my absence and Sandy Jenk-
ins who graciously volunteered his services
before I left Norman. Weekly conference calls
kept me in close touch with everyone. Finally,
I was given an office and access to the friendly
and helpful staff at the Kanazawa Institute of
Technology; Jun Fudano deserves my sincerest
thanks for making this possible. The whole
experience, though it took extra work, proved
to be quite successful.
Stephen P. Weldon
Tsubata, Japan

Information for Contributors

Scholars publishing or knowing of articles pertinent to the scope of the CB should notify the Isis
Current Bibliography office: Send all contributions to Stephen P. Weldon, Department of History of
Science, 601 Elm St., Room 618, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 73019–3106; email:
isiscb@ou.edu; web page: http://www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/. For those wishing
to contribute an entry or entries, please send as much information about the items as possible. Use
the entries in this bibliography to guide you. Descriptive remarks are encouraged but should be kept
to about fifty words.
Appendix: Specialized Journals in the History of Science and Related
Fields

This list focuses on currently published journals in the history of science, but it also includes journals
in related fields, such as the history of technology and medicine as well as the philosophy and
social studies of science, technology, and medicine. These journals represent major peer-reviewed
publications of record in this field. Readers should note that a number of journals on this list have
not been scanned recently, but that it is the intention to do so in the near future.
Readers wishing to find out whether articles from journals on this list have been cited in this
bibliography should turn to the longer jourals list following this appendix, where an asterisk indicates
at least one citation appears from the journal this year.

Acta Historiae Rerum Naturalium necnon Technicarum

Aestimatio
Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and Judaism
Ambix
Analecta: Studia i Materialy z Dziejów Nauki
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
Annals of Science
Apeiron
Arabic Sciences and Philosophy
Archive for History of Exact Sciences
Archives Internationales d’histoire des Sciences
Archives of Natural History
Archaeoastronomy: The Journal of Astronomy in Culture
Asclepio
Asian Medicine: Tradition and Modernity
Azogue
Beiträge zur Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik
Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
Bollettino di Storia delle Scienze Matematiche
British Journal for the History of Science
British Society for the History of Mathematics Bulletin
Bulletin of the History of Archaeology
Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society
Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society
Canadian Bulletin of Medical History/Bulletin Canadien d’Historie de la Medecine
Centaurus
Chemical Heritage
Chinese Journal for the History of Science and Technology
Circumscribere: International Journal for the History of Science
Configurations
Cronos
Culture and Cosmos
Dynamis
Early Science and Medicine
Earth Sciences History
East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal
East Asian Science, Technology, and Medicine
Endeavour
Environmental History
Foundations of Chemistry
Gesnerus
x Appendix: History of Science Journals

Gewina
History and Technology
History of the Human Sciences
Historia Mathematica
History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences
History of Psychiatry
History of Psychology
Historical Records of Australian Science
History of Science
Histoire des Sciences Médicales
Historia Scientiarum
Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences
Imago Mundi
Indian Journal of History of Science
Isis
Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage
Journal for the History of Astronomy
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
Journal of the History of Biology
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
Kagakushi Kenkyu (History of Chemistry)
Kagakusi Kenkyu (History of Science)
Korot
Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki
Llull
Lychnos
História, Ciências, Saúde—Manguinhos
Medizin, Gesellschaft, und Geschichte
Medical History
Medizinhistorisches Journal
Metascience
MHNH (Revista Internacional de Investigación sobre Magia y Astrologı́a Antiguas)
Micrologus
Mitteilungen
Monografie z Dziejow Nauki i Techniki
Neusis
Noesis
Notes and Records of the Royal Society
NTM
Nuncius
Organon
Osiris
Perspectives on Science
Pharmacy in History
Philosophia Naturalis
Physics in Perspective
Physis
Polhem
Public Understanding of Science
Quaderns d’Història de l’Enginyeria
Revue d’histoire des mathématiques
Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie
Revue d’Histoire des Sciences
Revue des Questions Scientifiques
Rittenhouse
Saber y Tiempo
Scientia Canadensis
Science in Context
Science as Culture
Science, Technology and Human Values
 Appendix: History of Science Journals xi

Sciamvs
Social History of Medicine
Social Studies of Science
Studies in History of Medicine and Science
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and
Biomedical Sciences
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics
Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science
Sudhoffs Archiv
Suhayl
Technology and Culture
Technikgeschichte
Transactions of the Newcomen Society
Voprosy istorii estestvoznaniia i tekhniki
Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften
Zhongguo Keji Shiliao (China Historical Materials of Science and Technology)
Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu (Studies in the History of Natural Sciences)
Journal List
The list of journal abbreviations below is a cumulative list that includes journals cited in past
volumes of this bibliography. The asterisks indicate that a journal is cited this year.
Abaco Abaco (0213-6252)
Achad. Leonardi Vinci Achademia Leonardi Vinci
Acta Bot. Neerlandica Acta Botanica Neerlaudica
Acta Comeniana Acta Comeniana: Archiv pro
Bádáni o Zivote dı́le Jana Amose Komenského
Acta Geod. Geophys. Hung. Acta Geodaetica et
Geophysica Hungarica (1217-8977)
Acta Hist. Astron. Acta Historica Astronomiae
(1422-8521)
Acta Hist. Rerum Nat. Tech. Acta Historiae Rerum
Naturalium necnon Technicarum (1211-958X)
Acta Musei Morav. Supp. Acta Musei Moraviae.
Supplementum: Folai Mendeliana (0085-0748)
Acta Phil. Acta Philosophica (1121-2179)
*Aestimatio Aestimatio (1549-4497)
Agr. Hist. Agricultural History (0002-1482)
Air Power Hist. Air Power History (1044-016X)
al-Qant.ara al-Qant.ara (0211-3589)
Alabama Rev. Alabama Review
Albion Albion (0095-1390)
*Aleph Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and
Judaism (1565-1525)
Allg. Z. Phil. Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie
*Ambix Ambix (0002-6980)
Amer. Anthropol. American Anthropologist
Amer. Antiq. American Antiquity (0002-7316)
Amer. Behav. Sci. American Behavioral Scientist
Amer. Cath. Phil. Quart. American Catholic
Philosophical Quarterly (1051-3558)
*Amer. Hist. Rev. American Historical Review
(0002-8762)
Amer. Imago American Imago (0065-860X)
Amer. Ind. Cult. Res. J. American Indian Culture and
Research Journal (0161-6463)
Amer. Ind. Quart. American Indian Quarterly
Amer. J. Archaeol. American Journal of Archaeology
Amer. J. Philol. American Journal of Philology
(0002-9475)
Amer. J. Phys. American Journal of Physics
(0002-9505)
Amer. J. Psychol. American Journal of Psychology
Amer. J. Sociol. American Journal of Sociology
(0002-9602)
Amer. Jewish Hist. American Jewish History
(0164-0178)
Amer. Lit. Hist. American Literary History
(0896-7148)
Amer. Math. Mon. American Mathematical Monthly
Amer. Neptune American Neptune (0003-0155)
Amer. Paleon. American Paleontologist (1066-8772)
Amer. Phil. Quart. American Philosophical Quarterly
Amer. Psychol. American Psychologist
Amer. Quart. American Quarterly
Amer. Sch. American Scholar
Amer. Scient. American Scientist (0003-0996)
Amer. Sociol. American Sociologist
Amer. Sociol. Rev. American Sociological Review
*Amer. Stud. American Studies
Amer. Stud. Internat. American Studies International
Americas Americas (0003-1615)
Analecta Analecta: Studia i Materialy z Dziejów
Nauki (1230-1159)
Ancient Phil. Ancient Philosophy (0740-2007)
Ancient World Ancient World
Angewan. Chem. Angewandte Chemie (0044-8249)
Angewan. Chem. Int. Ed. Angewandte Chemie
International Edition (0721-4227)
Anglo-Saxon Engl. Anglo-Saxon England
Ann. Amer. Acad. Polit. Soc. Sci. Annals of the
American Academy of Political and Social
Science (0002-7162)
Ann. Assoc. Amer. Geogr. Annals of the Association
of American Geographers
Ann. Bourgogne Annales de Bourgogne
Ann. Carnegie Mus. Annals of Carnegie Museum
(0097-4463)
Ann. Démogr. Hist. Annales de Démographie
Historique
*Ann. Hist. Comput. IEEE Annals of the History of
Computing (1058-6180)
Ann. Hist. Revol. Fran. Annales historiques de la
Révolution française (0003-4436)
Ann. Iowa Annals of Iowa
Ann. Ist. Ital. Stud. Stor. Annali dell’Istituto Italiano
per gli Studi Storici
Ann. Midi Annales du Midi (0003-4398)
Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. Annals of the New York
Academy of Sciences (0077-8923)
Ann. Naturhist. Mus. Wien Annalen des
Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien
Ann. Physik Annalen der Physik (0003-3804)
Ann. Psychol. Année Psychologique (0003-5033)
*Ann. Sci. Annals of Science (0003-3790)
Ann. Sociol. L’Année Sociologique
*Ann. Stor. Univ. Ital. Annali di storia delle
università italiane (1127-8250)
*Ann. Univ. Ferrara Fil. Annali dell’Università di
Ferrara. Sezione 3, Filosofia. Discussion papers
Annales Annales. Histoire, sciences sociales
(0395-2649)
Annales historiques de l’électricité
Annu. Rev. Anthropol. Annual Review of
Anthropology
Annu. Rev. Phytopathol. Annual Review of
Phytopathology
Annu. Rev. Sociol. Annual Review of Sociology
Anthropos Anthropos: Revista de Documentación
Cientifica de la Culturade
Anthropozoologica Anthropozoologica (0761-3032)
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Antike Naturwiss. Rezept. Antike Naturwissenschaft
und Ihre Rezeption (0942-0398)
Antiq. Horology Antiquarian Horology and the
Proceedings of the Antiquarian Horological
Society (0003-5785)
Antiquité Cl. Antiquité Classique
Antiquity Antiquity (0003-598X)
ANZ J. Surg. ANZ Journal of Surgery
Apeiron Apeiron (0003-6390)
Appl. Spectro. Applied Spectroscopy (0003-7028)
APS News APS News (1058-8132)
*Arab. Sci. Phil. Arabic Sciences and Philosophy
(0957-4239)
Arbor Arbor: Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Arch. Begriffsgesch. Archiv für Begriffsgeschichte
Arch. Eur. Sociol. Archives Européennes de
Sociologie
*Arch. Franciscanum Hist. Archivum Franciscanum
Historicum (0004-0665)
Arch. Gesch. Phil. Archiv für Geschichte der
Philosophie (0003-9101)
*Arch. Hist. Doct. Litt. Moyen Age Archives
d’Histoire Doctrinale et Littéraire du Moyen Âge
(0373-5478)
*Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. Archive for History of Exact
Sciences (0003-9519)
Arch. Hist. Filozof. Myśli Społechnej Archiwum
Historii Filozofii i Myśli Społechnej (0066-6874)
*Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. Archives Internationales
d’histoire des Sciences (0003-9810)
Arch. Kulturgesch. Archiv für Kulturgeschichte
*Arch. Natur. Hist. Archives of Natural History
(0260-9541)
Arch. Phil. (Paris) Archives de Philosophie
Arch. Reformationsgesch. Archiv für
Reformationsgeschichte
Arch. Sci. Comp. Rendu Seances Soc. Phys. Hist.
Nat. Geneve Archives des Sciences et Compte
Rendu des Seances de la Societe de Physique et
d’Histoire Naturelle de Geneve (0252-9289)
Arch. Sci. Soc. Relig. Archives de Sciences Sociales
des Religions
Arch. Stor. Province Napoletane Archivio Storico per
le Province Napoletane (0392-0267)
Arch. Trentino Archivio Trentino
Archaeoastronomy Archeoastronomy (Supplement to
Journal for the History of Astronomy) (0142-7253)
Archaeoastronomy J. Astro. Cult.
Archaeoastronomy: The Journal of Astronomy in
Culture (0190-9940)
Archaeometry Archaeometry (0003-813X)
Architect. Hist. Architectural History (0066-622X)
*Archiwum Hist. Filozofii Med. Archiwum Historii i
Filozofii Medycyny
Arctos Arctos: Acta Philologica Fennica
Arkansas Hist. Quart. Arkansas Historical Quarterly
Arms Arm. Soc. J. Arms and Armour Society Journal
(0004-2439)
Art Bull. Art Bulletin
Arte Medievale Arte Medievale (0393-7267)
*Asclepio Asclepio (0210-4466)
*Asian Med. Asian Medicine: Tradition and
Modernity (1573-420X)
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Astron. Nachricht. Astronomische Nachrichten
(0004-6337)
Astrophy. & Space Sci. Astrophysics and Space
Science (0004-640X)
Atene Roma Atene e Roma: Rassegna Trimestrale
dell’Associazione ltaliana di Cultura Classica
*ATQ ATQ (1078-3377)
Atti Accad. Rover. Agiati Contr. Cl. Sci. Mat. Fis.
Nat. Atti della Accademia Roveretana degli
Agiati, Contributi della Classe di Scienze
Matematiche, Fisiche e Naturali
Atti Accad. Rover. Agiati Fasc. A Accademia
Roveretana degli Agiati. Atti. Fasc. A: Classe di
Scienze Umane, Lettere ed Arti (1122-6064)
Atti Accad. Sci. Torino Cl. Sci. Mor. Stor. Filol. Atti
della Accademia delle Scienza di Torino, Classe di
Scienze Morali, Storiche e Filologiche
Atti Ist. Veneto Sci. Lett. Arti Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Nat.
Atti dell’ Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed
Atti, Classe di Scienze Fische, Matematiche e
Naturali
Atti Mem. Accad. Naz. Sci. Lett. Arti Modena Atti e
Memorie, Accademia Nazionale di Scienze,
Lettere e Atti Modena
Atti Mem. Accad. Patavina Sci. Lett. Arti Cl. Sci.
Mat. Natur. Atti e Memorie dell’Accademia
Patavina di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, Classe di
Scienze Matematiche e Naturali
Aurora Aurora: Jahrbuch der
Eichendorff-Gesellschaft
Aust. J. Pol. Hist. Australian Journal of Politics and
History (0004-9522)
Austral. Hist. Stud. Australian Historical Studies
(1031-461X)
Austral. J. Bot. Australian Journal of Botany
(0067-1924)
Australas. J. Australasian Journal of Philosophy
Auto/Biogr. Studies Auto/Biography Studies
*Azogue Azogue (1575-8184)
Behavior. Behaviorology (1047-8663)
Beit. Gesch. Geophy. Kos. Phys. Beiträge zur
Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik
(1615-2628)
*Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. Berichte zur
Wissenschaftsgeschichte (0170-6233)
Berkeley Papers Hist. Sci. Berkeley Papers in History
of Science (0145-0379)
Bibl. École Chartes Bibliothèque de l’École des
Chartes (0373-6237)
*Bibl. Hum. Renaiss. Bibliothèque d’humanisme et
renaissance. Travaux et documents (0006-1999)
Bibliofilla La Bibliofilla: Rivista di Storia del Libro e
di Bibliografia
Biogr. Mem. Fellows Royal Soc. Biographical
Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society
(0080-4606)
Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. Biographical Memoirs
of the National Academy of Sciences
*Biol. & Phil. Biology and Philosophy (0169-3867)
Biol. Rev. Publ. Cambridge Phil. Sci. Biological
Reviews Published for the Cambridge
Philosophical Society
Biometrika Biometrika
BKI Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land-, en Volkenkunde
Boll. Soc. Stud. Fiorentini Bollettino della Società di
Studi Fiorentini
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Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. Bollettino di Storia delle Scienze
Matematiche (0392-4432)
Book Hist. Book History (1098-7371)
Boston Stud. Phil. Sci. Boston Studies in the
Philosophy of Science
Bot. Rev. Botanical Review
Brentano Stud. Brentano Studien (0935-7009)
Brit. J. 18th-Cent. Stud. British Journal for
Eighteenth-Century Studies
*Brit. J. Hist. Phil. British Journal for the History of
Philosophy (0960-8788)
*Brit. J. Hist. Sci. British Journal for the History of
Science (0007-0874)
Brit. J. Mid. East Stud. British Journal of Middle
Eastern Studies
*Brit. J. Phil. Sci. British Journal for the Philosophy
of Science (0007-0882)
Brit. J. Sociol British Journal of Sociology
*Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. British Society for the
History of Mathematics Bulletin (1749-8430)
Britannia Britannia: Journal of Romano-British and
Kindred Studies
Bruniana Campanelliana Bruniana &
Campanelliana: Ricerche Filosofiche e Materiali
Storico-testuali
Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. Bulletin of the American
Mathematical Society
Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc. Bulletin of the American
Meteorological Society (0003-0007)
Bull. Ass. Guillaume Budé Bulletin de l’Association
Guillaume Budé
Bull. Atom. Sci. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. Bulletin of the Ecological
Society of America (0012-9623)
Bull. École Franç. Extrême-Orient Bulletin de
l’École Française d’Extrême-Orient
Bull. Hist. Archaeol. Bulletin of the History of
Archaeology
*Bull. Hist. Chem. Bulletin for the History of
Chemistry (1053-4385)
Bull. Hist. Electr. Bulletin d’Histoire de l’Électricité
*Bull. Hist. Med. Bulletin of the History of Medicine
(0007-5140)
Bull. Hist. Polit. Bulletin d’Histoire Politique
Bull. Latin Amer. Res. Bulletin of Latin American
Research
Bull. Mém. Soc. Anthropol. Paris Bulletins et
Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris
Bull. Menninger Clin. Bulletin of the Menninger
Clinic
Bull. Phil. Médiév. Bulletin de Philosophie
Médiévale (0068-4023)
Bull. Philol. Hist. Bulletin Philologique et Historique
du Comité des Travaux Historiques et
Scientifiques
Bull. Sch. Orient. Afr. Stud. Bulletin of the School of
Oriental and African Studies [London University]
*Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. Bulletin of the Scientific
Instrument Society (0956-8271)
*Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. Bulletin of Science,
Technology & Society (0270-4676)
Bull. Soc. Amis Biblio. École Polytech. Bulletin de la
Société des Amis de la Bibliothèque de l’École
Polytechnique
Bull. Soc. Etud. Sci. Archeol. Draguignan Du Var
Bulletin de la Société d’Etudes Scientifiques et
Archeologiques de Draguignan et Du Var
Bus. Econ. Hist. Business and Economic History
Bus. Hist. Business History
Bus. Hist. Rev. Business History Review
Byzantinische Z. Byzantinische Zeitschrift
Cadernos Pagu Cadernos Pagu (0104-8333)
Caduceus Caduceus (0882-6447)
Cah. Civilisation Médiévale Cahiers de Civilisation
Médiévale
Cah. Hist. Tech. Cahier d’Histoire des techniques
(1158-8403)
*Cah. Monde Russe Cahiers du monde russe
(1252-6576)
Cah. Sci. Vie Les Cahiers de Science et Vie
Cahiers Hist. Phil. Sci. Cahiers d’Histoire et de
Philosophie des Sciences. Nouvelle Serie
(0221-3664)
Can. Bull. Med. Hist. Canadian Bulletin of Medical
History/Bulletin Canadien d’Historie de la
Medecine (0823-2105)
Can. Hist. Rev. Canadian Historical Review
Can. J. Hist. Canadian Journal of History
(0008-4107)
Can. J. Phil. Canadian Journal of Philosophy
Can.-Amer. Slav. Stud. Canadian-American Slavic
Studies (0090-8290)
Carib. Stud. Caribbean Studies
Cartographica Cartographica
Cath. Hist. Rev. The Catholic Historical Review
(0008-8080)
Cauda Pavonis Cauda Pavonis: The Hermetic Text
Society Newsletter
Cent. Eur. Hist. Central European History
(0008-9389)
*Centaurus Centaurus (0008-8994)
Centennial Rev. Centennial Review
*Chem. Heritage Chemical Heritage (0736-4555)
China Quart. China Quarterly
*Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. The Chinese Journal for
the History of Science and Technology
(1673-1441)
Chron. Okla. Chronicles of Oklahoma (0009-6024)
Chrysopoeia Chrysopoeia (0984-7340)
Church Hist. Church History (0009-6407)
Churchill Rev. Churchill Review
Cien. Hoje Ciência Hoje (0101-8515)
*Circumscribere Circumscribere: International
Journal for the History of Science (1980-7651)
Cl. J. Classical Journal
Cl. Philol. Classical Philology
Cl. Quart. Classical Quarterly
Cl. Rev. Classical Review
Cl. World Classical World
Clin. Chem. Clinical Chemistry (0009-9147)
Clio Clio: Interdisciplinary Journal of Literature,
History, and the Philosophy of History
Col. Latin Amer. Rev. Colonial Latin American
Review
College Math. J. College Mathematics Journal
(0746-8342)
Comm. ACM Communications of the Association for
Computing Machinery (ACM)
Common Knowl. Common Knowledge (0961-754X)
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Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. Comparative Studies in
Society and History
Compendium Compendium
Compt. Rend. Acad. Inscriptions Belles Lett.
Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Inscriptions
et Belles-Lettres
Comptes Rend. Congr. Nat. Soc. Savant. Sect. Sci.
Comptes Rendus du Congrès National des
Sociétés Savantes, Section des Sciences
Conf. Soc. Philomath. Paris Les Conférences de la
Sociétés Philomathique de Paris
*Configurations Configurations (1063-1801)
Construc. Hist. Construction History
Cont. Europ. Hist. Contemporary European History
(0960-7773)
Contention Contention
Contin. & Change Continuity and Change
(0268-4160)
*Coord. Online J. Map Geog. Round Table
Coordinates: Online Journal of the Map and
Geography Round Table, American Library
Association. (1553-3247)
Corpus Corpus: Revue de Philosophie
Crit. Inq. Critical Inquiry (0093-1896)
Cromohs Cromohs (1123-7023)
Cronos Cronos (1139-711X)
Cryptologia Cryptologia
Cuad. Hist. Med. Españ. Cuadernos de História de la
Medicina Española
Cuadern. Hist. Contemp. Cuadernos de Historia
Contemporánea (0214-400X)
*Cult. & Cosmos Culture and Cosmos (1368-6534)
Cult. Anthropol. Cultural Anthropology
Cult. Critique Cultural Critique
Cult. Dynam. Cultural Dynamics (0921-3740)
Cult. Med. Psychiat. Culture, Medicine and
Psychiatry
Cult. Scu. Cultura e Scuola
Cultura (Rome) Cultura: Rivista Trimestriale
Curr. Anthropol. Current Anthropology
Curr. Work Hist. Med. Current Work in the History
of Medicine (0011-3999)
Czech Hist. Rev. Ceský casopis historický
(0862-6111)
Dae-Dong-Mun-Hwa-Yongu
Dae-Dong-Mun-Hwa-Yongu (The Journal of
Eastern Studies)
Dædalus Dædalus (0011-5266)
Dahlemer Archivgespr. Dahlemer Archivgespräche
(1431-6641)
Dalhousie Rev. Dalhousie Review
Danish Yearbk. Phil. Danish Yearbook of Philosophy
Daphnis Daphnis: Zeitschrift für Mittlerc Deutsche
Literatur
Deut. Arch. Erforschung Mittel. Deutsches Archiv
für Erforschung des Mittelalters (0012-1223)
Deut. Vierteljahrsschr. Literaturwiss. Geistesgesch.
Deutsch Vierteljahrsschrift für
Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte
Deut. Z. Phil. Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie
Dialectica Dialectica: International Review of
Philosophy of Knowledge
Dialogue Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review
xv
*Dianoia Dianoia: Annali di storia della filosofia
(1125-1514)
Diderot Stud. Diderot Studies
Differences Differences: A Journal of Feminist
Cultural Studies
Dilthey-Jahrb. Dilthey-Jahrbuch für Philosophic und
Geschichte der Geisteswissenschaften
DIO DIO
Diogenes Diogenes (0392-1921)
Diplomatic Hist. Diplomatic History
Discurso Discurso (0188-1825)
*Diss. Abstr. Int. A Dissertation Abstracts
International. A (0419-4209)
*Diss. Abstr. Int. B Dissertation Abstracts
International. B (0419-4217)
*Diss. Abstr. Int. C Dissertation Abstracts
International. C (1042-7279)
Dix-huit. Siècle Dix-huitième siècle (0070-6760)
*Docum. Stud. Trad. Fil. Mediev. Documenti e Studi
Sulla Tradizione Filosofica Medievale
Dong Bang Hak Chi Dong Bang Hak Chi (The
Journal of Korean Studies)
Dubrovnik Ann. Dubrovnik Annals (1331-3878)
Dumbarton Oaks Pap. Dumbarton Oaks Papers
(0070-7546)
Durham Univ. J. Durham University Journal
(0012-7280)
Durkheim. Stud. Durkheimian Studies (1362-024X)
*Dynamis Dynamis (0211-9536)
*E.I.A.L. Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America
Latina y el Caribe (07927061)
Early Amer. Stud. Early American Studies
Early Mediev. Eur. Early Medieval Europe
(0963-9462)
*Early Sci. & Med. Early Science and Medicine
(1383-7427)
*Earth Sci. Hist. Earth Sciences History
(0736-623X)
*East Asian STS East Asian Science, Technology and
Society: An International Journal
East Eur. Quart. East European Quarterly
*EASTM East Asian Science, Technology, and
Medicine (1562-918X)
Ecology Ecology (0012-9658)
Econ. & Soc. Economy and Society
Econ. Bot. Economic Botany
Econ. Hist. Rev. Economic History Review
Ecosystems Ecosystems (1432-9840)
Eighteenth Cent. Theory Interpr. Eighteenth Century:
Theory and Interpretation
Eighteenth-Cent. Life Eighteenth-Century Life
Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. Eighteenth-Century Studies
(0013-2586)
ELH ELH: English Literary History (0013-8304)
*Endeavour Endeavour (0160-9327)
Éndoxa Éndoxa (1133-5351)
Engl. Hist. Rev. English Historical Review
Engl. Lang. Notes English Language Notes
Engl. Stud. English Studies
Enlight. & Dissent Enlightenment and Dissent
(0262-7612)
Environ. & Hist. Environment and History
*Environ. Hist. Environmental History (1084-5453)
Eos Eos: Transactions, American Geophysical Union
(0096-3941)
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Episteme Episteme: Filosofia e História da Ciência
em Revista (1413 - 5736)
Epistemologia Epistemologia (0392-9760)
Eranos Eranos: Acta Philologica Suecana
Erkenntnis Erkenntnis: International Journal of
Analytic Philosophy
*Eso Esoterica (1523-1224)
Essays Arts Sci. Essays in Arts and Sciences
Essays Med. Stud. Essays in Medieval Studies
(1043-2213)
Estud. Hist. Ciencias Téc. Estudios de Historia das
Ciencias e das Técnicas
Ethics Sci. Med. Ethics in Science and Medicine
(0306-4581)
Ethnic Racial Stud. Ethnic and Racial Studies
Ethnohist. Ethnohistory: Journal of the American
Society for Ethnohistory
Étud. Phil. Études Philosophiques (0014-2166)
Étud. Renan. Études Renaniennes
Étud. XVIII Siècle Études sur le XVIIIe Siècle
Euphrosyne Euphrosyne: Revista de Filologia
Classica
Eur. Astron. Soc. News. European Astronomical
Society Newsletter
Eur. Hist. Quart. European History Quarterly
Eur. J. Phys. European Journal of Physics
Eur. Legacy European Legacy (1084-8770)
Eur. Rev. European Review
Eur. Romantic Rev. European Romantic Review
Eur.-Asia Stud. Europe-Asia Studies (0966-8136)
Eurasian Soil Sci. Eurasian Soil Science (1064-2293)
Europhys. News Europhysics News (0531-7479)
Exemplaria Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in
Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Explor. Econ. Hist. Explorations in Economic
History
FASEB J. The FASEB Journal
Feminist Stud. Feminist Studies
*Filozofski Vest. Filozofski Vestnik (0353-4510)
Folia Mendel. Folia Mendeliana Musei Moravia
Fortschr. Neurol. Psychiat. Fortschritte der
Neurologie, Psychiatrie
*Found. Chem. Foundations of Chemistry
(1386-4238)
Found. Phys. Foundations of Physics (0015-9018)
*Found. Sci. Foundations of Science (1233-1821)
Franciscan Stud. Franciscan Studies (0080-5459)
Freiburger Z. Phil. Theol. Freiburger Zeitschrift für
Philosophie und Theologie (0016-0725)
French Col. Hist. French Colonial History
(1539-3402)
French Forum French Forum (0098-9355)
French Hist. French History (0269-1191)
*French Hist. Stud. French Historical Studies
(0016-1071)
Frühmittelalt. Stud. Frühmittelalterliche Studien
(0071-9706)
Futuribles Futuribles
Galilæana: Journal of Galilean Studies
Garden Hist. Garden History
Gaz. Arch. La Gazette des Archives
*Gen. Mole. Bio. Genetics and Molecular Biology
(1415-4757)
Gend. & Hist. Gender and History (0953-5233)
Genders Genders
Genèses Genèses: Sciences Sociales et Histoire
Genet. Resourc. Crop Evol. Genetic Resources and
Crop Evolution (0925-9864)
Geof. Internat. Geofı́sica Internacional (0016-7169)
Geogr. J. Geographical Journal
Geogr. Rev. Geographical Review
Geogr. Z. Geographische Zeitschrift (0016-7479)
*Geohist. Bl. Geohistorische Blätter (1436-3135)
Geologische Bundesanstalt. Abhandlungen
Geologische Bundesanstalt. Abhandlungen
(0378-0864)
Georgia Hist. Quart. Georgia Historical Quarterly
Georgia J. Sci. Georgia Journal of Science
Germ. Hist. German History (0266-3554)
Germ. Hist. Instit. Bull. German Historical Institute
Bulletin (1048-9134)
Germ. Rev. The Germanic Review
Germ. Stud. Rev. German Studies Review
Gesch. Gesell. Geschichte und Gesellschaft
(0340-613X)
*Gesnerus Gesnerus (0016-9161)
*Gewina Gewina (0928-303X)
Glotta Glotta: Zeitschrift griechische und lateinische
Sprache
Goethe Jahrb. Goethe Jahrbuch
Grad. Fac. Phil. J. Graduate Faculty Philosophy
Journal (0093-4240)
Gradhiva Gradhiva (Département Archives et
d’Ethnographie du Musée de l’Homme, Paris)
Great Ideas Today Great Ideas Today
Greece & Rome Greece and Rome
Greek Roman Byzantine Stud. Greek, Roman, and
Byzantine Studies
*Guangxi Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao Guangxi Minzu
Xueyuan Xuebao
Gutenberg Jahrb. Gutenberg Jahrbuch (0072-9094)
Han’guk Kwahak-sa Hakhoe-ji Han’guk Kwahak-sa
Hakhoe-ji (Journal of the Korean History of
Science Society) (1229-7895)
*Han’guk Munhwa Han’guk Munhwa (Korean
Culture)
*Han-gook-sa Yeon-goo Han-gook-sa Yeon-goo
(Journal of Korean History)
*Han-kuk-sasangsahak Han-kuk-sasangsahak (The
Study of Korean History of Thoughts)
Hanxue yanjiu Hanxue yanjiu (Chinese Studies)
(02544466)
Harvard J. Asia. Stud. Harvard Journal of Asiatic
Studies
Harvard Libr. Bull. Harvard Library Bulletin
(0017-8136)
Hegel Jahrb. Hegel Jahrbuch
Helv. Chim. Acta Helvetica Chimica Acta
(0018-019X (print), 1522-2675 (online))
Hermes Hermes: Zeitschrift für Klassische
Philologic
Heroic Age The Heroic Age: A Journal of Early
Medieval Northwestern Europe (1526-1867)
*Himal. Res. Bull. Himalayan Research Bulletin
Hispanic Amer. Hist. Rev. Hispanic American
Historical Review
Hispanic Rev. Hispanic Review
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Hist. & Anthro. History and Anthropology
(0275-7206)
Hist. & Mem. History and Memory: Studies in
Representation of the Past (0935-560X)
*Hist. & Tech. History and Technology (0734-1512)
Hist. & Theory History and Theory (0018-2656)
Hist. Africa History in Africa (0361-5413)
Hist. Anthropol. Newslett. History of Anthropology
Newsletter (0362-9074)
Hist. Childhood Quart. History of Childhood
Quarterly
Hist. Écon. Soc. Histoire, Économie et Société
Hist. Educ. History of Education (0046-760X)
*Hist. Educ. Quart. History of Education Quarterly
(0018-2680)
Hist. Educ. Rev. History of Education Review
(0819-8691)
Hist. et Nature Histoire et Nature (0396-9681)
*Hist. Europ. Ideas History of European Ideas
(0191-6599)
Hist. High. Educ. Ann. History of Higher Education
Annual (0737-2698)
*Hist. Hum. Sci. History of the Human Sciences
(0952-6951)
Hist. J. Historical Journal (0018-246X)
*Hist. Math. Historia Mathematica (0315-0860)
Hist. Mesure Histoire et Mesure (0982-1783)
Hist. Mex. Historia Mexicana
*Hist. Phil. Life Sci. History and Philosophy of the
Life Sciences (0391-9714)
Hist. Phil. Logic History and Philosophy of Logic
(0144-5340)
Hist. Phil. Quart. History of Philosophy Quarterly
(0740-0675)
Hist. Phys. History of Physics Newsletter
(1048-1338)
Hist. Pol. Thought History of Political Thought
(0143-781X)
*Hist. Psychiat. History of Psychiatry (0957-154X)
*Hist. Psychol. History of Psychology (1093-4510)
*Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. Historical Records of
Australian Science (0727-3061)
Hist. Reflect. Historical Reflections/Réflexions
Historiques
Hist. Relig. History of Religions (0018-2710)
Hist. Res. Historical Research: The Bulletin of the
Institute of Historical Research (0950-3471)
Hist. Rev. New Bks. History: Reviews of New Books
(0361-2759)
*Hist. Sci. History of Science (0073-2753)
Hist. Sci. Médicales Histoire des Sciences Médicales
(0440-8888)
*Hist. Scientiarum Historia Scientiarum (0285-4821)
Hist. Stud. Nat. Sci. Historical Studies in the Natural
Sciences (1939-1811)
*Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. Historical Studies in the
Physical and Biological Sciences (0890-9997)
Hist. Teach. History Teacher (0018-2745)
Hist. Tech. History of Technology (0307-5451)
Hist. Today History Today
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Hist. Workshop J. History Workshop Journal
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Hugoye
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I Tatti Stud. I Tatti Studies: Essays in the
Renaissance
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Change
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Int. Phil. Quart. International Philosophical
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History
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Internat. Soc. Sci. J. International Social Science
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Jahrb. Soziologiegesch. Jahrbuch für
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Jahrb. Universitatsgesch. Jahrbuch für
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Jahrb. Wiener Goethe Ver. Jahrbuch des Wiener
Goethe-Verein
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JASIST Journal of the American Society for
Information Science and Technology (0002-8231)
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Jewish Hist. Jewish History
Jewish Quart. Rev. The Jewish Quarterly Review
Jewish Soc. Stud. Jewish Social Studies: History,
Culture, and Society
Jindaishi yanjiuso jikan Jindaishi yanjiuso jikan
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Journal l’electronique d’histoire des probabilités et
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Journal x Journal x: A Journal in Culture and
Criticism
Kagakugijutsushi Kagakugijutsushi (The Japanese
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*Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) Kagakushi Kenkyu
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*Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) Kagakusi Kenkyu
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Kairós Revista Kairós (1516-2567)
Kansas Hist. Kansas History: A Journal of the
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Kant Stud. Kant-Studien
Keji yiliao yu shihui Keji yiliao yu shihui (Taiwanese
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Kiva Kiva: The Journal of Southwestern
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Knowl. & Soc. Knowledge and Society: The
Anthropology of Science and Technology
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Knowledge Knowledge: Creation, Diffusion,
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Korea J. Korea Journal
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Kritika Kritika: Explorations in Russian and
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Kult. Tech. Kultur & Technik: Zeitschrift des
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Latin Amer. Res. Rev. Latin American Research
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Laval Théol. Phil. Laval Théologique et
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*Le Moy. Age Le Moyen âge (0027-2841)
*Leonardo Leonardo (0024-094X)
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London J. London Journal
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Mankind Quart. Mankind Quarterly
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Mediaevalia Mediaevalia: A Journal of Mediaeval
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Medieval Prosopogr. Medieval Prosopography
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Medioevo Medioevo: Saggi e Ressegne
*Medizinhist. J. Medizinhistorisches Journal
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Dijon
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Meteor. Planet. Sci. Meteoritics and Planetary
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Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters
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Monist Monist: An International Quarterly Journal of
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Mosaic Mosaic: Journal for the Comparative Study
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Neuroscientist The Neuroscientist
Neusis Neusis
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Nous Nous
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Orientalia Orientalia (Pontificum Institutum
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*Osiris Osiris (0369-7827)
Osmanli Bilimi Arastirmalari: Studies in Ottoman
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Osteuropa Osteuropa (0030-6428)
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Pap. Brit. School Rome Papers of the British School
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Partisan Rev. Partisan Review
Past & Present Past and Present (0031-2746)
Pecia Pecia: Ressources en Médiévistique
Penn. Hist. Pennsylvania History: A Journal of
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Penn. Mag. Hist. Biogr. Pennsylvania Magazine of
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Pensée (Paris) Pensée: Recherches Marxistes,
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Peritia Peritia: Journal of the Medieval Academy of
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Perspect. Sci. Christ. Faith Perspectives on Science
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Phil. & Geog. Philosophy and Geography
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Phil. Forum Philosophical Forum
Phil. Hist. Sci. Philosophy and the History of
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Phil. J. Philosophical Journal: Transactions of the
Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow
Phil. Jahrb. Philosophisches Jahrbuch
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Phil. Soc. Crit. Philosophy and Social Criticism
Phil. Trans. Royal Soc. London Royal Society of
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Philol. Quart. Philological Quarterly
Philologus Philologus: Zeitschrift für das Klassische
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Philosophy Philosophy: Journal of the British
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Phronesis Phronesis: A Journal of Ancient
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Poetica Poetica: Zeitschrift für Sprach- und
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Poetics Today Poetics Today: International Journal
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Proc. Brit. Acad. Proceedings of the British
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Proc. Cumberland Geol. Soc. Proceedings of the
Cumberland Geological Society
Proc. Roy. Inst. Proceedings of the Royal Institution
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Proc. Roy. Microsc. Soc. Proceedings of the Royal
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Proc. Roy. Soc. Med. Proceedings of the Royal
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Prog. Quantum Elec. Progress in Quantum
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Prometheus Prometheus: Rivista Quadrimentrale di
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Prospects Prospects: An Annual of American
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PSA PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of
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Psychoanal. & Contemp. Thought Psychoanalysis
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Psychoanal. & Hist. Psychoanalysis and History
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Psychoanal. Quart. Psychoanalytic Quarterly
Psychoanal. Rev. Psychoanalytic Review
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Quart. J. Roy. Astron. Soc. Quarterly Journal of the
Royal Astronomical Society
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Quekett J. Microsc. Quekett Journal of Microscopy
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Quim. Nova Quimica Nova (0100-4042)
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*Radic. Hist. Rev. Radical History Review
(0163-6545)
Radic. Sci. Radical Science Journal
Raec. Vinciana Raecolta Vinciana
Raison Présente Raison Présente
Raritan Raritan
Reading Room Reading Room
Rech. Diderot Encyclo. Recherches sur Diderot et sur
l’ Encyclopédie
Rech. Théol. Phil. Médiév. Recherches deThéologie
et Philosophie Médiévales (1370-7493)
Reinardus Reinardus: Yearbook of the International
Reynard Society (0925-4757)
*Rel. Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. Religion and American
Culture: A Journal of Interpretation (1052-1151)
Renaiss. & Reform. Renaissance and Reformation
*Renaiss. Quart. Renaissance Quarterly (0034-4338)
Renaiss. Stud. Renaissance Studies (0269-1213)
Rend. Circ. Matemat. Palermo Rendiconti del
Circolo Matematico di Palermo (0009-725X)
Rep. Nat. Cent. Sci. Ed. Reports of the National
Center for Science Education (NO)
Rep. Trans. Devonshire Assoc. Report and
Transactions; Devonshire Association for the
Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art
Representations Representations
Res Res: Anthropology and Aesthetics (0277-1322)
Res. Phil. Tech. Research in Philosophy and
Technology (0161-7249)
Res. Policy Research Policy (0048-7333)
Res. Socio. Knowl. Sci. Art Research in Sociology of
Knowledge, Sciences, and Art
Rethink. Hist. Rethinking History
Rev Étud. Juives Revue des Études Juives
(0484-8616)
*Rev. Amer. Hist. Reviews in American History
(0048-7511)
Rev. Anthro. Reviews in Anthropology (0093-8157)
Rev. Belge Philol. Hist. Revue Belge de Philologie et
d’Histoire
Rev. Cien. Mat. Revista Ciencias Matematicas
Rev. Engl. Stud. Review of English Studies
*Rev. Españ. Fil. Mediev. Revista española de
filosofı́a medieval
Rev. Étud. Grec. Revue des Études Grecques
Rev. Étud. Latines Revue des Études Latines
Rev. Eur. Est. Latin Amer. Carib. Revista Europea de
Estudios Latino Americanos y del Caribe
Rev. Eur. Sci. Soc . Revue Européenne des Sciences
Sociales
Rev. Fernand Braudel Center Review Fernand
Braudel Center (0147-9032)
Rev. Fr. Hist. Livre Revue Française d’Histoire du
Livre
Rev. Fr. Sociol. Revue Française de Sociologie
Rev. Hist. Revue Historique
*Rev. Hist. Math. Revue d’histoire des
mathématiques (1262-022X)
Rev. Hist. Méd. Hébraique Revue d’Histoire de la
Medecine Hebraique (0035-2330)
*Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. Revue d’Histoire
Modeme et Contemporaine
Rev. Hist. Pharm. Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie
*Rev. Hist. Phil. Relig. Revue d’histoire et de
philosophie religieuses
Rev. Hist. Relig. Revue d’Histoire des Religions
*Rev. Hist. Sci. Revue d’Histoire des Sciences
(0151-4105)
Rev. Hist. Sci. Hum. Revue d’Histoire des Sciences
Humaines (1622-468X)
Rev. Hist. Textes Revue d’Histoire des Textes
 Journal List
*Rev. in Hist. Reviews in History (1749-8155)
Rev. Indias Revista de Indias
Rev. Int. Phil. Revue International de Philosophie
Rev. Maison Franç. Oxford Revue de la Maison
Française d’Oxford (1477-3082)
Rev. Metaphys. Review of Metaphysics
Rev. Métaphys. Morale Revue de Métaphysique et de
Morale
Rev. Mod. Phys. Reviews of Modem Physics
Rev. Palais Découv. Revue du Palais de la
Découverte
Rev. Phil. Fr. Étrang. Revue Philosophique de la
France et de l’ Étranger
Rev. Phil. Louvain Revue Philosophique de Louvain
Rev. Philol. Lit. Hist. Ancien. Revue de Philologie,
de Littérature et d’Histoire Anciennes
*Rev. Quest. Sci. Revue des Questions Scientifiques
(0035-2160)
Rev. Sci. et Tech. Déf. Revue Scientifique et
Technique de la Défense (0994-155X)
Rev. Sci. Phil. Théol. Revue des Sciences
Philosophiques el Théologiques
Rev. Soc. Brasil. Hist. Ciên. Revista da Sociedade
Brasileira de Historia de Ciência (0103-7188)
Rev. Syn. Revue de Synthèse (0035-1776)
Rev. Univ. Coimbra Revista da Universidade de
Coimbra
Rheinisch-Westfäl. Z. Volkskunde Rheinisch-
Westfälische Zeitschrift für Volkskunde
Rheinisches Mus. Philol. Rheinisches Museum für
Philologie
Ric. Folklor. Ricerca Folklorica
*Rinascimento Rinascimento: Rivista dell’Istituto
Nazionale di Studi sul Rinascimento (0080-3073)
Rittenhouse Rittenhouse
Riv. Fil. Rivista di Filosofia
Riv. Stor. Fil. Rivista di Storia della Filosofia
Riv. Stor. Ital. Rivista storica italiana (0035-7073)
Riv. Stor. Sci. Rivista di Storia della Scienza
Romanticism Romanticism
Romantisme Romantisme: Revue du 19e Siècle
Ross. Istor. Zh. Rossiiskii Istoricheskii Zhurnal
Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. Royal Historical Society.
Transactions (0080-4401)
Rural Hist. Rural History
Russ. Hist. Russian History (0094-288X)
Russ. Rev. Russian Review (0036-0341)
Russ. Stud. Hist. Russian Studies in History
(1061-1983)
Russell Russell: The Journal of the Bertrand Russell
Archives
Rutherford Journal the New Zealand Journal for the
History and Philosophy of Science and
Technology.
S. Atl. Quart. South Atlantic Quarterly
Saber Tiempo Saber y Tiempo (0328-6584)
Saeculum Saeculum: Jahrbuch für
Universalgeschichte
Sao Paulo Perspec. São Paulo em Perspectiva
(0102-8839)
Sapientia Sapientia: Organo de la Facultad de
Filosofia (Univ. Catholica Argentina)
Sartoniana Sartoniana
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Scandanavian J. Immun. Scandanavian Journal of
Immunology
Schede Mediev. Schede Medievali
Schede Umanistiche Schede Umanistiche
(1122-6323)
Schweiz. Z. Gesch. Schweizerische Zeitschrift für
Geschichte
Sci. & Educ. Science and Education (0926-7220)
Sci. & Soc. Science and Society (0036-8237)
Sci. Amer. Scientific American
*Sci. Canadensis Scientia Canadensis (0829-2507)
Sci. Commun. Science Communication (1075-5470)
*Sci. Context Science in Context (0269-8897)
*Sci. Cult. Science as Culture (0950-5431)
Sci. Hist. Scientiarum Historia
Sci. Poetica Scientia Poetica: Jahrbuch für
Geschichte der Literatur und der Wissenschaften
Sci. Pub. Pol. Science and Public Policy (0302-3427)
Sci. Stor. Scienze e Storia: Bollettino del Centro
Internazionale di Storia dello Spazio e del Tempo
Sci. Stud. Science Studies (0786-3012)
Sci. Tech. & Soc. Science Technology and Society
(0971-7218)
*Sci. Tech. Hum. Val. Science, Technology and
Human Values (0162-2439)
Sci. Tech. Persp. Sciences et Techniques en
Perspective
*Sciamvs Sciamvs (1345-4617)
*Science Science (0036-8075)
Scientomet. Scientometrics (0138-9130)
Scot. Geogr. Mag. Scottish Geographical Magazine
Scriptorium Scriptorium: Revue International des
Études Relative aux Manuscrits (0036-9772)
Selbstorganisation Selbstorganisation: Jahrbuch für
Komplexität in den Natur-, Sozial- und
Geisteswissenschaften
Seventeenth Cent. Seventeenth Century
Signs Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and
Society
Signum Signum: revista da ABREM (1516-6295)
SIHSPAI SIHSPAI (1026-3977)
Singapore J. Trop. Geogr. Singapore Journal of
Tropical Geography (0129-7619)
Sino-Jap. Stud. Sino-Japanese Studies (1041-8830)
Sitzungsber. Bayer. Akad. Wiss. Math. Naturwiss. Kl.
Sitzungsberichte der Bayerische Akademie der
Wissenschaften,
Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliche Klasse
Sitzungsber. Ges. Naturforsch. Freunde Berlin
Sitzungsberichte der Gesellschaft
Naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin
Sixteenth Cent. J. Sixteenth Century Journal
(0361-0160)
Skep. Inq. Skeptical Inquirer (0194-6730)
Skeptic Skeptic (1063-9330)
Sky & Telescope Sky and Telescope (0037-6604)
Slagmark Slagmark (0108-8084)
Slav. East Europ. Rev. Slavonic and East European
Review
Slav. Rev. Slavic Review (0037-6779)
Soc. Epistem. Social Epistemology (0269-1728)
Soc. Hist. Social History (0307-1022)
Soc. Hist. Alcohol Drugs The Social History of
Alcohol and Drugs (1930-8418)
*Soc. Hist. Med. Social History of Medicine
(0951-631X)
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Soc. Politics Social Politics
*Soc. Res. Social Research (0037-783X)
Soc. Sci. & Med. Social Science and Medicine
(0277-9536)
Soc. Sci. Hist. Social Science History
Soc. Sci. Inform. Social Science Information
Soc. Sci. Yearbk. Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook
(0167-2320)
Soc. Stor. Società e Storia
*Soc. Stud. Sci. Social Studies of Science
(0306-3127)
Sociol. Quart. Sociological Quarterly
Sociol. Theory Sociological Theory
Sociology Sociology (0038-0385)
South African J. Sci. South African Journal of
Science
South Asia Res. South Asia Research
South Carolina Hist. Mag. South Carolina Historical
Magazine
Southern Hist. Southern History: A Review of the
History of Southern England
Southwest. Hist. Quart. Southwestern Historical
Quarterly (0038-478X)
Soviet Phys. Soviet Physics: Uspeki
Spectro. acta Spectrochimica acta
Speculum Speculum: Journal of Mediaeval Studies
St. John’s Rev. St. John’s Review (0277-4720)
Sterne Weltraum Sterne und Weltraum (0039-1263)
Stor. Storiogr. Storia della Storiografia
STS Net. Jap. Yearbk. STS Network Japan Yearbook
STTH Science, Technology, and the Humanities
Stud. 18th-Cent. Cult. Studies in Eighteenth-Century
Culture
Stud. Achtzehn. Jahrh. Studien zum Achtzehnten
Jahrhundert
Stud. Copernicana Studia Copernicana (0081-6701)
*Stud. Dial. Natur. Studies in Dialectics of Nature
*Stud. Hist. Med. Sci. Studies in History of Medicine
and Science (0970-5562)
Stud. Hist. Mod. Math. Studies in the History of
Modern Mathematics: Supplemento di Rendiconti
del Circolo Matematico di Palermo
*Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. Studies in
History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies
in History and Philosophy of Biological and
Biomedical Sciences (1369-8486)
*Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. Studies in History and
Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History
and Philosophy of Modern Physics (1355-2198)
*Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. Studies in the History and
Philosophy of Science (0039-3681)
Stud. Hist. Sci. Tech. Med. Studies in the History of
Science, Technology and Medicine (1024-8048)
Stud. Leibnitiana Studia Leibnitiana
Stud. Lessico. Ital. Studi di Lessicografia Italiana
Stud. Lit. Imag. Studies in the Literary Imagination
Stud. Mater. Dziej. Nauk. Pol. Ser. E Studia i
Materialy z Dziejów Nauki Polskiej. Seria E:
Zagadnienia Ogólne
Stud. Mediev. Renais. Hist. Studies in Medieval and
Renaissance History (0081-8224)
Stud. Medievali Studi Medievali (0391-8467)
Stud. Philol. Studies in Philology
Stud. Renaiss. Studies in the Renaissance
Stud. Romant. Studies in Romanticism
Stud. Sci. Educ. Studies in Science Education
Stud. Secent. Studi Secenteschi
Stud. Settecent. Studi Settecenteschi
Stud. Stor. Studi Storici: Rivista Trimestrale
dell’Istituto Gramsci (0039-3037)
Stud. Voltaire 18th Cent. Studies on Voltaire and the
Eighteenth Century
Stud. Wien. Gesch. Studien zur Wiener Geschichte:
Jahrbuch des Vereins für Geschichte der Stadt
Wien
*Sudhoffs Arch. Sudhoffs Archiv (0039-4564)
Suhayl Suhayl (1576-9372)
Svenska Linnésällsk. Årssk. Svenska
Linnésällskapets Årsskrift
Synthese Synthese (0039-7857)
Ta-lu ts’a-chih Ta-lu ts’a-chih
Taiwan shehui yanjiu jikan Taiwan shehui yanjiu
jikan (Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social
Studies)
Taiwan Wenxue Yanjiu Jikan Taiwan Wenxue Yanjiu
Jikan
Taiwan. J. Stud. Sci. Tech. Med. Taiwanese Journal
for Studies of Science, Technology, and Medicine
(1022-4874)
Taiwanese J. Phil. Hist. Sci. Taiwanese Journal for
the Philosophy and History of Science
Taiwanshi yenjiu Taiwanshi yenjiu (Taiwan
Historical Research)
Tasanhak Tasanhak (Journal of Tasan Studies)
(1598-8856(45))
Taxon Taxon (0040-0262)
*Tech. & Cult. Technology and Culture (0040-165X)
Tech. Soc. Technology in Society (0160-791X)
*Technikgeschichte Technikgeschichte (0040-117X)
Tel Aviv Jahrb. Deut. Gesch. Tel Aviv Jahrbuch für
Deutsche Geschichte
Tenn. Med. Tennessee Medicine (1088-6222)
Tennessee Hist. Quart. Tennessee Historical
Quarterly
Terrae Incog. Terrae lncognitae Philosophy and the
Intellectual Life of the Middle Ages
*Theol. Stud. Theological Studies (0040-5639)
Theoria (0040-5825) Theoria (0040-5825)
(0040-5825)
Theoria (0495-4548) Theoria (0495-4548)
(0495-4548)
Theoria Hist. Sci. Theoria et Historia Scientiarum
(0867-4159)
Theory Biosci. Theory in Biosciences (1431-7613)
Theory Cult. Soc. Theory, Culture, and Society:
Explorations in Critical Social Science
Thomist Thomist: A Speculative Quarterly Review
(0040-6325)
Tijdschr. Gesch. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis
Tijdschr. Stud. Verlichting Tijdschrift voor de Studie
van de Verlichting
TLS TLS: Times Literary Supplement (0307-661X)
Topoi Topoi: An International Review of Philosophy
*Traditio Traditio: Studies in Ancient and Medieval
History, Thought, and Religion
Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc. Transactions of the
American Philological Association
Trans. C. S. Peirce Soc. Transactions of the Charles
S. Peirce Society
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Trans. Conn. Acad. Arts Sci. Transactions of the
Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences
Trans. Inst. Brit. Geogr. Transactions of the Institute
of British Geographers
Trans. Int. Congr. Enlightenment Transactions of the
International Congress on the Enlightenment
*Trans. Newcomen Soc. Transactions of the
Newcomen Society (0372-0187)
Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc. Transactions of the Royal
Historical Society
Trans. Royal Soc. Edinburgh Earth Sci. Transactions
of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (Earth Science)
(0263-5933)
Trans. Wisconsin Acad. Sci. Arts Lett. Transactions
of the Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and
Letters
Trends Neurosci. Trends in Neurosciences
TS y S Trabajo Social y Salud (1130-2976)
Tsing-hua hsueh-pao Tsing-hua hsueh-pao (Journal
of Tsing-hua University)
Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. Twentieth-Century British
History (0955-2359)
Ugeskrift Læger Ugeskrift for Læger
Ugglan Ugglan (1102-4313)
Universitas Universitas: Newsletter of the
International Centre for the History of Universities
and Science
Utilitas Utilitas: A Journal of Utilitarian Studies
(0953-8208)
*Variants Variants (1573-3084)
*Variations Variations: Literaturzeitschrift der
Universität Zürich (1424-7631)
Vermont Hist. Vermont History: Proceedings of the
Vermont Historical Society
Vesalius Vesalius (XXVesalius)
VEST VEST: Tidskrift för Vetenskapsstudier
(0283-6025)
Vest. San.-Peter. Univ. Vestnik
Sankt-Peterburgskogo universiteta (0132-4624)
Vestnik Arkhiv. Vestnik Arkhivista
Viator Viator: Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Vict. Lit. Cult. Victorian Literature and Culture
(1060-1503)
Victorian Newsletter Victorian Newsletter
Victorian Stud. Victorian Studies (0042-5222)
Vie Sci. La Vie des Sciences: Comptes Rendus de
l’Académie des Sciences
*Vierteljahrshef. Zeitgesch. Vierteljahrshefte für
Zeitgeschichte
VIET Voprosy istorii estestvoznaniia i tekhniki
(0205-9606)
Vigiliae Christianae Vigiliae Christianae
(0042-6032)
*Virginia Mag. Hist. Biogr. Virginia Magazine of
History and Biography (0042-6636)
*Vivarium Vivarium: Journal for Mediaeval
Philosophy and the Intellectual Life of the Middle
Ages (0042-7543)
Vop. Fil. Voprosy filosofii (0042-8744)
Vop. Ist. Voprosy istorii (0042-8779)
Voz Coleg. Miguel Cervantes La voz del Colegio
Miguel de Cervantes
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War & Soc. War and Society
Welfengarten Welfengarten: Jahrbuch für Essayismus
Wellcome Hist. Wellcome History
West. Hist. Quart. Western Historical Quarterly
(0043-3810)
Wiener Goethe Ver. Jahrb. Wiener - Goethe - Verein.
Jahrbuch (0250-443X)
Wiener Klin. Wochenschr. Wiener Klinische
Wochenschrift
Wiener Stud. Wiener Studien
William Mary Quart. William and Mary Quarterly
(0043-5597)
Wisc. Acad. Rev. Wisconsin Academy Review
Wolfenbütteler Renaiss. Mitt. Wolfenbütteler
Renaissance Mitteilungen
Wolfenbütteler Stud. Aufklärung Wolfenbütteler
Studien zur Aufklärung
Women Women: A Cultural Review
Women’s Hist. Rev. Women’s History Review
Worldviews Worldviews (1363-5247)
Wurzburger Medizin. Mitt. Wurzburger
Medizinhistorische Mitteilungen (0177-5227)
*Xinshixue Xinshixue (New History)
XVIIe Siècle XVIIe Siècle
Yale J. Biol. Med. Yale Journal of Biology and
Medicine (0044-0086)
Yearbk. Res. Cent. Germ. Austrian Exile Stud.
Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and
Austrian Exile Studies (1388-3720)
*Yeoksa Bipyeong Yeoksa Bipyeong
*Yoksa Hakbo Yoksa Hakbo (The Korean Historical
Review)
*Z. Kirchenges. Zeitschrift für Kirchengeschichte
(0044-2925)
Z. Allg. Wissenschaftstheor. Zeitschrift für
Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie
Z. Bayer. Landesges. Zeitschrift für Bayerische
Landesgeschichte
Z. Deut. Morgenldnd. Ges. Zeitschrift der Deutschen
Morgealiindischen Gesellschaft
Z. Gesam. Versicherungswis. Zeitschrift fuer die
gesamte Versicherungswissenschaft
Z. Gesch. Arab.-Islam. Wiss. Zeitschrift für
Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen
Wissenschaften (0179-4639)
Z. Geschichtswiss. Zeitschrift für
Geschichtswissenschaft (0044-2828)
Z. Phil. Forsch. Zeitschrift für Philosophische
Forschung
Z. Relig. Geistesgesch. Zeitschrift für Religions- und
Geistesgeschichte
Z. Unternehmensgescht. Zeitschrift für
Unternehmensgeschichte
Zetetic Zetetic Scholar (0741-6229)
Zhongguo Keji Shiliao Zhongguo Keji Shiliao (China
Historical Materials of Science and Technology)
(1000-0798)
Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu
(Studies in the History of Natural Sciences)
(1000-0224)
Zygon Zygon (0591-2385)
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A. Tools for Historians of Science
1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
1. A RMON, Rony. “Writing Biographies and Autobi-
ographies of Science.” Minerva 45 (2007): 295–304.
Essay review of Thomas S ÖDERQVIST, Science as
Autobiography (2003); Nelly O UDSHOORN, The
Male Pill (2003).
2. BALA, Arun. The Dialogue of Civilizations in
the Birth of Modern Science. (xii + 230 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006. ISBN:
1403974683.
Multicultural approach to the history of science,
arguing that interactions among civilizations were
central to the rise of science.
Reviews: [ref. R57]
3. B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, Bernadette, and William
R. N EWMAN. (Eds.) The Artificial and the Natural:
An Evolving Polarity. Dibner Institute Studies in the
History of Science and Technology. (vi + 331 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780262026208.
Contents: Bernadette B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and
William R. N EWMAN, “Introduction: The Arti-
ficial and the Natural State of the Problem,” 1-
19; Heinrich von S TADEN, “Physis and Technē
in Greek Medicine,” 22-49 [ref. 947]; Francis
W OLFF, “The Three Pleasures of Mimēsis Accord-
ing to Aristotle’s Poetics,” 51-66 [ref. 856]; Mark J.
S CHIEFSKY, “Art and Nature in Ancient Mechan-
ics,” 67-108 [ref. 963]; William R. N EWMAN, “Art,
Nature, Alchemy, and Demons: The Case of the
Malleus Maleficarum and Its Medieval Sources,”
109-133 [ref. 1091]; Dennis Des C HENE, “Forms
of Art in Jesuit Aristotelianism (with a Coda on
Descartes),” 135-147 [ref. 1626]; Thomas DaCosta
K AUFMANN, “The Artificial and the Natural:
Arcimboldo and the Origins of Still Life,” 149-
184 [ref. 1182]; Anthony G RAFTON, “Renaissance
Histories of Art and Nature,” 185-210 [ref. 1180];
Horst B REDEKAMP, “Leibniz’s Theater of Nature
and Art and the Idea of a Universal Picture Atlas,”
211-223 [ref. 1562]; Alan G ABBEY, “Spinoza on
the Natural and the Artificial,” 225-237 [ref. 1448];
Jessica R ISKIN, “Eighteenth-Century Wetware,”
239-274 [ref. 1912]; John Hedley B ROOKE, “Over-
taking Nature? The Changing Scope of Organic
Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century,” 275-292
[ref. 2158]; Bernadette B ENSAUDE -V INCENT,
“Reconfiguring Nature through Syntheses: From
Plastics to Biomimetics,” 293-312 [ref. 3545].
4. B IVINS, Roberta E., and John V. P ICKSTONE.
(Eds.) Medicine, Madness, and Social History: Es-
says in Honour of Roy Porter. (x + 295 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. ISBN:
9780230525498.
Contents: John V. P ICKSTONE and Roberta
B IVINS, “Introduction: ‘De omni scribili,’ ” 1-13;
Harold J. C OOK, “Roy Porter and the Persons of
History,” 14-21 [ref. 72]; Adrian W ILSON, “Porter
versus Foucault on the ‘Birth of the Clinic,’ ” 25-35
[ref. 549]; Peter B URKE, “The ‘New History’ of
the Enlightenment: An Essay in the Social History
of Social History,” 36-45 [ref. 1853]; Ian B URNEY,
“The Politics of Particularism: Medicalization and
Medical Reform in Nineteenth-Century Britain,”
46-57 [ref. 2445]; Dorothy P ORTER, “Charles
Babbage and George Birkbeck: Science, Reform
and Radicalism,” 58-69 [ref. 1971]; Colin J ONES,
“French Dentists and English Teeth in the Long
Eighteenth Century: A Tale of Two Cities and
One Dentist,” 73-89 [ref. 1869]; Anne S ECORD,
“Hotbeds and Cool Fruits: The Unnatural Cul-
tivation of the Eighteenth-Century Cucumber,”
90-104 [ref. 1830]; Geoffrey L. H UDSON, “Ar-
guing Disability: Ex-Servicemen’s Own Stories
in Early Modern England, 1590–1790,” 105-117
[ref. 1325]; Akihito S UZUKI, “Lunacy and Labour-
ing Men: Narratives of Male Vulnerability in Mid-
Victorian London,” 118-128 [ref. 2553]; Lesley
A. H ALL, “ ‘Arrows of Desire’: British Sexual
Utopians and the Politics of Health,” 129-138
[ref. 2573]; Katharina ROWOLD, “ ‘Twenty Cen-
turies of Christianity Weigh Heavily on Women’s
Brains...’: Anarchism, Science and Women’s Na-
ture in Spain at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,”
139-147 [ref. 3217]; Kim P ELIS, “ ‘A Band of
Lunatics down Camberwell Way’: Percy Lane
Oliver and Voluntary Blood Donation in Inter-
war Britain,” 148-158 [ref. 3301]; Mary L INDE -
MANN , “Murder, Melancholy and the Insanity
Defence in Eighteenth-Century Hamburg,” 161-
172 [ref. 1893]; Chandak S ENGOOPTA, “ ‘One of
the Best-Known Identity Crises in History’? John
Stuart Mill’s Mental Crisis and Its Meanings,” 173-
181 [ref. 2551]; Emese L AFFERTON, “Murder by
Hypnosis? Altered States and the Mental Geog-
raphy of Science,” 182-196 [ref. 2541]; Daniel
P ICK, “Maladies of the Will: Freedom, Fetters and
the Fear of Freud,” 197-209 [ref. 3254]; Mark S.
M ICALE, “Two Cultures Revisited: The Case of
the Fin de Siècle,” 210-223 [ref. 212]; William F.
B YNUM, “Roy,” 225-227 [ref. 70].
Reviews: [ref. R105]
5. C ONNER, Clifford D. A People’s History of Sci-
ence: Miners, Midwives, and “Low Mechanicks.”
(xiii + 554 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Nation
Books, 2005. ISBN: 1560257482.
Reviews: [ref. R211]
6. DYSON, Freeman J. The Scientist as Rebel. (xvi +
360 pp.; bibl.) New York: New York Review Books,
2006. ISBN: 1590172167.
Explores the characteristics of scientists by looking
at well-known men in the history of science; also
considers topics such as reductionism, ethics, and
2 1. General histories of science
religion in their relationship to science.
7. E L B OUAZZATI, Bennacer. (Ed.) Les éléments
paradigmatiques thématiques et stylistiques dans la
pensée scientifique. Manshurat Ma‘had al-Dirasat al-
Afriqiyah, Série Colloques et séminaires, 116. Rabat,
Morocco: Publications de la Faculté des Lettres,
2004.
Series ISSN: 1113-0377. Contributions in French,
English or Arabic. Includes: Gerald H OLTON,
“Perspectives on the Thematic Analysis of Scienti-
fic Thought,” 33-49.
8. F OLKERTS, Menso, Ulf H ASHAGEN, and Rudolf
S EISING. (Eds.) Form, Zahl, Ordnung. Studien zur
Wissenschafts- und Technikgeschichte: Festschrift für
Ivo Schneider zum 65. Geburtstag. Boethius, 48. (xi +
926 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: F. Steiner, 2004.
ISBN : 9783515085250.
Divided into 7 parts: Wissenschaftshistorische und
Wissenschaftstheoretische Reflektionen; Darstel-
lungen Mathematischen Wissens; Geschichte der
Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und Statistik; Bi-
ographische Zugänge zur Mathematikgeschichte;
Revolutionäre der Naturwissenschaften versus
Praktiker der Technik; Entwicklungen und Mod-
ernisierungen der Naturwissenschaften im 18. und
19. Jahrhundert; Naturwissenschaft, Technik und
Politik im 20. Jahrhundert. Contributors: Rudolf
S EISING, Menso F OLKERTS, Ulf H ASHAGEN,
Ivo S CHNEIDER, Hans-Jörg R HEINBERGER, Olaf
B REIDBACH, Eberhard K NOBLOCH, Paul Z ICHE,
Klaus M AINZER, C. Ulises M OULINES, Joseph
DAUBEN, Michael OTTE, Herbert B REGER,
Richard L ORCH, Michael S. M AHONEY, Walter
P URKERT, Ivor G RATTAN -G UINNESS, Robert I N -
EICHEN , Hans F ISCHER , Theodore M. P ORTER,
Erhard S CHOLZ, Rudolf F RITSCH, Fritz K RAFFT,
Jan von P LATO, Jürgen R ENN, Andreas K ÜHNE,
Stefan K IRSCHNER, Gabor Z EMPLEN, Ludolf
von M ACKENSEN, Juichi M ATSUYAMA, Hans
W USSING, Falk S ELIGER, Charles C. G ILLISPIE,
Andreas K LEINERT, Brigitte H OPPE, Claus
P RIESNER, Bernhard F RITSCHER, Karl von
M EYENN, Dieter S TRAUB, Renate T OBIES, Hel-
muth T RISCHLER, Hartmut P ETZOLD, Michael
P LAIL, and Tristan S TRAUB.
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9. F OLKERTS, Menso, Stefan K IRSCHNER, and An-
dreas K ÜHNE. (Eds.) Pratum floridum: Festschrift
für Brigitte Hoppe. (x + 431; ill.) Augsburg: Dr.
Erwin Rauner Verlag, 2002. ISBN: 3980712230.
Contents: Ivo S CHNEIDER, “Der Lebensweg von
Brigitte Hoppe,” 1-48 [ref. 82]; Claude D EBRU,
“Die wissenschaftliche Begründung von Biotech-
nologien, vom historisch-theoretischen Standpunkt
betrachtet,” 49-59 [ref. 461]; Ariane D R ÖSCHER,
“Camillo Golgi und seine Strategien zur Aner-
kennung des Golgi-Apparates,” 61-74 [ref. 2335];
Menso F OLKERTS, “Wissenschaftshistoriker an
den Münchner Hoschschulen zwischen 1880 bis
1931,” 75-96 [ref. 2027]; Sabine H ACKETHAL,
“Der Beitrag bildender Künstler zur Entwicklung
der Zoologie im ausgehenden 16. Jahrhundert:
Kunst- und zoologiehistorische Überlegungen am
Beispiel der Tierbilder Lazarus Rötings (1549–
1614),” 97-108 [ref. 1305]; Ekkehard H ÖXTER -
MANN , “Die Schwendener-Schule der Physiologi-
schen Pflanzenanatomie in Berlin – eine Analyse
der Richtungen,” 109-150 [ref. 2285]; Uwe H OSS -
FELD , “Von der Haeckel-Forschung zur Pflan-
zengenetik – Die zwei Karrieren des Botanikers
Heinz Brücher (1915–1991),” 151-172 [ref. 2993];
Ilse JAHN and Hannelore L ANDSBERG, “Alexan-
der Brauns Vorlesung über ‘Generationswechsel’:
Lehrtafeln und Handzeichnungen über ‘Zoophy-
ten’ im MfN Berlin,” 173-189 [ref. 2274]; Jan
JANKO, “Philosophisch-methodologische Grund-
lagen der Prager medizinischen Dissertatitonen in
17. und 18. Jahrhundert,” 191-203 [ref. 1601];
Thomas J UNKER, “Carl Nägeli und der Anti-
Darwinismus – von der Vervollkommnungstheorie
zur Makroevolution,” 205-219 [ref. 2323]; Ste-
fan K IRSCHNER, “Entwicklungsmechanik und
Paläoanthropologie,” 221-248 [ref. 2345]; Viktor
A. K RITZMANN, “Die Frühgeschichte der metall-
organischen Chemie: Die Rolle ihrer Leistung bei
der Schaffung der modernen organischen Chemie,”
249-270 [ref. 2167]; S. S. K RIVOBOKOVA et al.,
“The Beginning of Teaching the Branches of Che-
mistry at Moscow University (XVIII Century),”
271-283 [ref. 1767]; Andreas K ÜHNE and Gudula
M ETZE, “Architekturdarstellungen in der ‘Physica
Sacra’ von Johann Jakob Scheuchzer,” 285-306
[ref. 1908]; Uta L INDGREN, “Die frühneuzeitliche
Geologie auf dem Weg zu ihrer Fachsprache,” 307-
315 [ref. 1281]; Freddy L ITTEN, “Wissenschafts-
historische Lehrveranstaltungen von ‘Amateuren’
an der Universität München, 1900–1963,” 317-
323 [ref. 2773]; Heribert M. N OBIS and Bernhard
F RITSCHER, “Mittelalterlich-scholastiche Wurzeln
der Mineralogie Georgius Agricolas. Ein Beitrag
zur Geistesgeschichte der Geowissenschaften der
frühen Neuzeit,” 325-357 [ref. 1282]; Vı́tězslav
O REL, “Animal Breeding and Disease Control in
the Context of the Origin and the Development
of Genetics, 1800–1950,” 359-367 [ref. 2678];
Dagmar S CHELLETTER, Anne R APPERT and Gun-
dolf K EIL, “Aphorismen zur Arzneiform ‘Salbe’
unter besonderer Berücksichtigung chirurgischer
Fachprosa des deutschen Mittelalters,” 369-403
[ref. 1136]; F. S CHMEIDLER and A. L EKHT-
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Richard T OELLNER, “Haller als Botaniker,” 419-
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10. H EILBRON, John L. (Ed.) Advancements of
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lioteca di Nuncius, 62. (viii + 276 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
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ERS , “Francis Bacon, Mirror of Each Age,” 15-
57 [ref. 1376]; Lisa JARDINE, “Revisiting Rossi
on Francis Bacon: Hands-On Science,” 59-76
[ref. 1371]; John L. H EILBRON, “Jean-André
Deluc and the Fight for Bacon around 1800,” 77-
99 [ref. 2051]; Rhoda R APPAPORT, “Dangerous
Words: Diluvialism, Neptunism, Catastrophism,”
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Charles C. G ILLISPIE, “Science in the Eye of
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Jean-Louis F ISCHER, “Les fonctions du monstre
et de la monstruosité face à l’histoire,” 173-190
[ref. 421]; George ROUSSEAU, “The Decay of Sci-
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Beyond Borders: Fresh Perspectives in History of
Science. with Tayra L ANUZA -NAVARRO, Pedro
RUIZ -C ASTELL, and Ximo G UILLEM -L LOBAT. (vii
+ 377 pp.; bibl.; index.) Newcastle: Cambridge
Scholars Publishing, 2008. ISBN: 9781847184832.
Contents: Josep S IMON and Néstor H ERRAN, “In-
troduction,” 1-24; Tayra L ANUZA -NAVARRO, “Ge-
ographies of Knowledge in Early Modern Europe,”
27-34; Danielle C OZZOLI, “Beyond Mixed Math-
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of Descartes’s Philosophy of Mathematics,” 35-60
[ref. 1476]; Patrick B ONER, “Kepler’s Defence
of Astrology and the Early Modern Emergence of
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NAVARRO, “Astrology in Spanish Early Mod-
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Josep S IMON, “Communicating Science and Ped-
agogy,” 101-112; Mónica B LANCO A BELLAN,
“On How Johann Bernoulli’s Lessons on Differen-
tial Calculus Were Communicated in Eighteenth-
Century France and Italy,” 113-140 [ref. 1722];
Josep S IMON, “The Franco-British Communi-
cation and Appropriation of Ganot’s Physique
(1851–1881),” 141-168 [ref. 2033]; Pedro RU ÍZ -
C ASTELL, “Popularization of Science,” 171-178;
Pedro RU ÍZ -C ASTELL, “A ‘National Fiesta’: To-
tal Solar Eclipses and Popularization of Astron-
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[ref. 2829]; Tiina M ÄNNIST Ö -F UNK, “The Body
of a Real Woman: Medicine in the Young Women’s
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199-218 [ref. 2491]; Matiana G ONZ ÁLEZ -S ILVA,
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Nineteenth-Century France: A Matter of National
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the Peruvian Andes and the Emergence of ‘High-
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G UILLEM -L LOBAT, “Science in the Periphery,”
291-300; Ximo G UILLEM -L LOBAT, “Food Qual-
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Scientists and Laboratories in the Late Nineteenth
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“Waters, Seeds and Radiation: Radioactivity Re-
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Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226763286.
Contents: Pamela H. S MITH and Benjamin
S CHMIDT, “Introduction: Knowledge and Its
Making in Early Modern Europe,” 1-16; Chan-
dra M UKERJI, “Women Engineers and the Culture
of the Pyrenees: Indigenous Knowledge and En-
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The Global Politics of Eighteenth-Century Botan-
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Dutch Literature and Society of the Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Centuries,” 109-126; Rudolf D EKKER,
“Watches, Diary Writing, and the Search for Self-
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[ref. 1627]; Arianne BAGGERMAN, “The Moral of
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Shorthand in Sixteenth-Century England,” 163-
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sophical Historiography of Science,” 576–584
[ref. 1368].
45. R EVERBY, Susan M. “Inclusion and Exclusion:
The Politics of History, Difference, and Medical
Research.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 63 (2008): 103–
113.
Article argues for the use of the term race as a
category of historical analysis.
46. ROUX, Sophie. (Ed.) Retours sur l’affaire So-
kal. Collection Histoire Des Sciences. (x + 190
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: L’Harmattan, 2007. ISBN:
9782296023895.
47. S MITH, Barbara Herrnstein. Scandalous Knowl-
edge: Science, Truth and the Human. Science and
Cultural Theory. (viii + 198 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0822338106.
On the theoretical developments in science studies
over the last fifty years.
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48. T OBIN, William. “Full-Text Search Capability:
A New Tool for Researching the Development of
Scientific Language. The ‘Whirlpool Nebula’ as a
Case Study.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008):
187–196.
6. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AS A
PROFESSION
(includes teaching of history of science)
49. B ERTHELOT, Jean-Michel, Olivier M ARTIN, and
Cécile C OLLINET. Savoirs et savants : les études sur
la science en France. Science, histoire et société. (vii
+ 282 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2005. ISBN: 2130545238.
On the field of science studies in France in the last
30 years.
50. C OOPERSMITH, Jonathan. “The Dog that Did
Not Bark during the Night: The ‘Normalcy’ of Rus-
sian, Soviet, and Post-Soviet Science and Technology
Studies.” Tech. & Cult. 47 (2006): 623–637.
51. C OOTER, Roger. “After Death/After-‘Life’: The
Social History of Medicine in Post-Postmodernity.”
Part of a series of essays on “Twenty Years of Social
History of Medicine” [ref. 516]. Soc. Hist. Med. 20
(2007): 441–464.
On the need for social historians of medicine to
reengage politically and intellectually with the
contemporary world.
52. E KMAN, Tomar, Anders H OULTZ, Chris-
ter N ORDLUND, Nina W ORMBS, and May-Britt
Ö HMAN. “The Big Picture. Nordic Summerschool
in the History of Technology, 12–18 August 1999.”
Polhem 17 (1999): 81–86.
53. F ELLER, Irwin, and George G AMOTA. “Science
Indicators as Reliable Evidence.” Minerva 45 (2007):
17–30.
“Argues for the more systematic use of historical
evidence in the formulation of science policy.”
(from the abstract)
54. F U, Daiwie. “How Far Can East Asian STS Go?”
East Asian STS 1 (2007): 1–14.
Introductory editorial for the first issue of this new
journal. See commentary: Sungook H ONG, “East
Asian STS” East Asian STS 1 (2007): 233–236
[ref. 616].
55. H ALLEUX, Robert. “René Taton et l’organisation
internationale de l’histoire des sciences.” Part of
special issue “Mémorial René Taton” [ref. 75]. Arch.
Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 547–552.
56. H ENRY, John. “Historical and Other Studies of
Science, Technology and Medicine in the University
of Edinburgh.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008):
223–235.
57. M AIENSCHEIN, Jane, Manfred L AUBICHLER,
and Andrea L OETTGERS. “How Can History of
Science Matter to Scientists?” Part of Focus Section
“What is the Value of History of Science?” [ref. 58].
Isis 99 (2008): 341–349.
Argues for historians to more often utilize what
George Sarton called the “perspective from the
point of view of the scientist.”
58. M AIENSCHEIN, Jane, and George S MITH.
“What Difference Does History of Science Make,
Anyway?” Introduction to Focus Section “What is
the Value of History of Science?” Isis 99 (2008):
318–321.
Criticizes historians of science for not working
hard enough to make their work valuable to out-
siders who don’t understand its potential. Contents:
Graeme G OODAY et al., “Does Science Education
Need the History of Science?” 322–330 [ref. 262];
Andrew H AMILTON and Quentin D. W HEELER,
“Taxonomy and Why History of Science Matters
for Science: A Case Study,” 331–340 [ref. 3587];
Jane M AIENSCHEIN, Manfred L AUBICHLER and
Andrea L OETTGERS, “How Can History of Sci-
ence Matter to Scientists?” 341–349 [ref. 57];
Katherine PANDORA and Karen A. R ADER, “Sci-
ence in the Everyday World: Why Perspectives
from the History of Science Matter,” 350–364
[ref. 61]; Zuoyue WANG and Naomi O RESKES,
“History of Science and American Science Policy,”
365–373 [ref. 3476].
59. M ALONE, Jay et al. “News of the Profession.”
Isis 98 (2007): 597–601.
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Includes a “Report on the 2006 Annual Meeting,”
“HSS 2006 Prize Citations,” and a report on the
winner of the Sarton Medal, Mary Jo Nye.
60. N IELSEN, Kristian Hvidtfelt. “Some Comments
on the History of Technology: An Interview with John
M. Staudenmaier, SJ.” Polhem 17 (1999): 211–216.
61. PANDORA, Katherine, and Karen A. R ADER.
“Science in the Everyday World: Why Perspectives
from the History of Science Matter.” Part of Focus
Section “What is the Value of History of Science?”
[ref. 58]. Isis 99 (2008): 350–364.
62. R ENN, Jürgen, and Kostas G AVROGLU. (Eds.)
Positioning the History of Science. Boston Stud-
ies in the Philosophy of Science, 248. (vii + 188
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2007. ISBN:
140205419X.
Includes many short essays on the current state
of the discipline of history of science by promi-
nent scholars. Dedicated to the influence of the
historian Sam Schweber. Contributors: Kostas
G AVROGLU, Jürgen R ENN, Babak A SHRAFI,
Stephen G. B RUSH, Tian Yu C AO, Olivier DAR -
RIGOL , Lorraine DASTON , Dong-Won K IM ,
Raphael FALK, Ruma FALK, Paul F ORMAN, Eve-
lyn Fox K ELLER, Yves G INGRAS, Michael D.
G ORDIN, Loren G RAHAM, John L. H EILBRON,
Steve Joshua H EIMS, Erwin N. H IEBERT, Ger-
ald H OLTON, David K AISER, Helge K RAGH,
Mary Jo N YE, Diane B. PAUL, John B EATTY,
Dominique P ESTRE, Joan R ICHARDS, José M.
S ÁNCHEZ -RON, Terry S HINN, Skúli S IGURDS -
SON , Thomas S ÖDERQVIST , John S TACHEL ,
Roger H. S TUEWER, Stephen J. W EININGER,
M. Norton W ISE, and Sam S CHWEBER.
63. ROSENBERG, Charles E. “Erwin H. Ack-
erknecht, Social Medicine, and the History of
Medicine.” Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 511–532.
64. S AVITT, Todd Lee. “American Association for
the History of Medicine: Report of the Eightieth
Annual Meeting.” Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 625–
646.
65. S AVITT, Todd Lee. “American Association for
the History of Medicine: Report of the Seventy-ninth
Annual Meeting.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 540–
561.
66. S CHLICH, Thomas. “Zeitgeschichte der Medi-
zin: Herangehensweisen und Probleme.” Medizinhist.
J. 42 (2007): 269–298.
On methodology and historiography in the history
of medicine, including discussion of contemporary
source material, oral history, and the necessity of
technical expertise of the historian.
7
7. HISTORIANS, PHILOSOPHERS, AND
OTHER SCHOLARS OF SCIENCE
(includes historians of medicine and technology)
67. BAO Yu. “Y. Mikami and His Study of the
History of Science and Technology.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao
(Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6 (2007): 785–789.
On the Japanese historian of science and technol-
ogy Yoshio Mikami.
68. B IALE, David, and Robert S. W ESTMAN. (Eds.)
Thinking Impossibilities: The Intellectual Legacy of
Amos Funkenstein. CCS, 7. (xiii + 365 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780802097958.
Contents: David B IALE and Robert S. W EST-
MAN , “Introduction: The Last German Jewish
Philosopher: An Intellectual Biography of Amos
Funkenstein,” 3-12; Steven L IVESEY, “Divine Om-
nipotence and First Principles: A Late Medieval
Argument on the Subalternation of the Sciences,”
13-33 [ref. 1025]; Robert S. W ESTMAN, “Was
Kepler a Secular Theologian?” 34-62 [ref. 1410];
Gad F REUDENTHAL, “Jewish Traditionalism and
Early Modern Science: Rabbi Israel Zamosc’s Di-
alectic of Enlightenment (Berlin, 1744),” 63-96
[ref. 796]; Peter Hanns R EILL, “Religion, The-
ology, and the Hermetic Imagination in the Late
German Enlightenment: The Case of Salomo Sem-
ler,” 97-111 [ref. 1680]; Dorit TANAY, “Science
and the Musical Imagination from the Late Mid-
dle Ages to the Early Modern Period,” 112-142
[ref. 1058]; Samuel M OYN, “Amos Funkenstein on
the Theological Origins of Historicism,” 143-166
[ref. 507]; Abraham P. S OCHER, “Of Divine Cun-
ning and Prolonged Madness: Amos Funkenstein
on Maimonides’ Historical Reasoning,” 167-192
[ref. 1115]; Carlo G INZBURG, “History and /or
Memory: The Origins of the Principle of Accom-
modation,” 193-206; Joseph M ALI, “Historical
Consciousness Revisited: From Vico’s Mythol-
ogy to Funkenstein’s Methodology,” 207-226;
J. L. H EILBRON, “Francesco Bianchini, Histo-
rian: In Memory of Amos Funkenstein,” 227-280
[ref. 1589]; Richard H. P OPKIN, “Amos Funken-
stein and the History of Skepticism,” 281-287
[ref. 282]; Hanina B EN -M ENAHEM, “Two Talu-
mudic Understandings of the Dictum ‘Appoint for
Yourself a Teacher,’ ” 288-308; Amos F UNKEN -
STEIN , “Jewish History among the Thorns,” 309-
327; “A Bibliography of the Published Works of
Amos Funkenstein,” 328-338.
69. B UTTERWORTH, Charles E. “In Memorian:
Muhsin Sayyid Mahdi (1926–2007).” Arab. Sci.
Phil. 18 (2008): 139–142.
Obituary.
70. B YNUM, William F. “Roy.” In Medicine, Mad-
ness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and P ICK -
STONE (2007) [ref. 4], 225–227.
On Roy Porter.
71. C IRILLO, Vincent J., and Karen R EEDS. “Eloge:
David L. Cowen, 1909–2006.” Isis 98 (2007): 351–
8 7. Historians of science
353.
Obituary.
72. C OOK, Harold J. “Roy Porter and the Persons of
History.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social History,
edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4],
14–21.
73. G REEN M USSELMAN, Elizabeth, and Karen A.
R ADER. “Eloge: Sylvia Freeman Wallace McGrath,
1937–2006.” Isis 98 (2007): 602–604.
Obituary.
74. G UPTA, R. C. “Yabuuti Kiyosi (1906-2000) and
Ancient Indian Mathematical Sciences in China—A
Birth Centenary Tribute.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41
(2006): 433–437.
75. H ALLEUX, Robert. “Liminaire.” Introduction to
special issue “Mémorial René Taton.” Arch. Int. Hist.
Sci. 57 (2007): 273–274.
Contents: Nicole C APITAINE and Annie
P ERTHUISOT, “René Taton, 1915–2004 :
Témoignages de la famille,” 275–293; “Album
René Taton,” 295–362; Jean D HOMBRES, “René
Taton et les questions posées par l’histoire pro-
fessionnelle des sciences,” 363–382 [ref. 32];
Maurice C AVEING, “L’ouverture aux sciences
de l’Antiquité,” 393–396; Jean-Claude M ART-
ZLOFF, “Les chapitres de l’Histoire générale des
sciences consacrés à la Chine,” 397–408 [ref. 684];
Guy P ICOLET, “René Taton et la biographie de
Desargues,” 409–427 [ref. 1491]; Jeanne P EIF -
FER , “Entre mathématiques et art,” 429–442
[ref. 302]; Joël S AKAROVITCH, “Géométrie des-
criptive et expérimentations constructives,” 443–
454 [ref. 303]; Luc TAMBOR ÉRO, “Le trait à
la française,” 455–466; Alain B ERNARD, “Une
leçon de René Taton pour aujourd’hui,” 499–514;
Jean-Pierre L E G OFF, “Militer pour l’introduction
d’une perspective historique,” 515–533; Robert
H ALLEUX, “René Taton et l’organisation inter-
nationale de l’histoire des sciences,” 547–552
[ref. 55]; Magda S TAVINSCHI, “René Taton et
Pierre Sergescu,” 553–562 [ref. 85]; Efthymios
N ICOLA ÏDIS, “Les élèves étrangers de René Ta-
ton,” 563–569; Patrice B RET, “Images d’un sa-
vant jacobin,” 571–590; Hans B OTS, “Etudes des
réseaux de correspondances,” 591–599; Chris-
tian G ILAIN, “L’édition d’œuvres complètes et
l’héritage de René Taton,” 601–605; Patrice B RET,
“La marque ultime de René Taton,” 607–609;
Charles C. G ILLISPIE, “Un américain dans le sa-
lon de Mme Lambert et la bibliothèque de la rue
Colbert,” 619–620; Roger H AHN, “René Taton
et le renouvellement de l’histoire des institutions
scientifiques,” 621–628; Jean-Claude P ONT, “René
Taton ou l’insistance souriante,” 629–633; Roger
L AURENT, “Jean-Henri Lambert, entre géométrie
pratique et géométrie spéculative,” 635–639; Jean-
Pierre K AHANE, “Postface,” 651–653.
76. K ING, David A. “Asger Hartvig Aaboe, 1922–
2007.” Isis 98 (2007): 796–798.
Obituary.
77. K ING, David A. “Henry C. King (1915–2005).”
J. Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 526–527.
Obituary.
78. KONDRATAS, Ramunas. “Eloge: Audrey Bly-
man Davis, 9 November 1933–29 August 2006.” Isis
99 (2008): 135–137.
Obituary.
79. P LOFKER, Kim. “Eloge: David Pingree, 1933–
2005.” Isis 98 (2007): 605–607.
80. S AVAGE -S MITH, Emilie. “Eloge: Francis
Romeril Maddison, 27 July 1927–12 July 2006.”
Isis 99 (2008): 138–139.
Obituary.
81. S CHALICK, Walton Orvyl, III. “Jerome J. Byle-
byl: An Appreciation.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80, no. 3
(2006): vii–x.
82. S CHNEIDER, Ivo. “Der Lebensweg von Brigitte
Hoppe.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et
al. (2002) [ref. 9], 1–48.
83. S HARMA, Virendra N. “Obituary: David Edwin
Pingree (1933-2005).” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006):
455–474.
84. S RIRAM, M. S., and S. A. S. S ARMA. “K. V.
Sarma (1919–2005).” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006):
231–246.
On the historian of Indian astronomy.
85. S TAVINSCHI, Magda. “René Taton et Pierre
Sergescu.” Part of special issue “Mémorial René
Taton” [ref. 75]. Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007):
553–562.
86. S TEELE, John. “In Memoriam: Asger Aaboe
(1922–2007).” Hist. Math. 34 (2007): 377–379.
Obituary.
87. T EICHOVA, Alice, and Mikuláš T EICH. Zwi-
schen der kleinen und der grossen Welt: ein gemein-
sames Leben im 20. Jahrhundert. Edited by Gert
D RESSEL and Michaela R EISCHITZ. Damit es nicht
verlorengeht, 55. (250 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Wien: Böhlau,
2005. ISBN: 3205773578.
Autobiography of the historian of science Mikuláš
Teich and his wife Alice Teichova.
Reviews: [ref. R1004]
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10. CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY OF
SCIENCE
(see also 102-History of philosophy)
88. BACHIMONT, Bruno. “Formal Signs and Nu-
merical Computation: Between Intuitionism and
Formalism. Critique of Computational Reason.” In
Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 362–383.
89. BARNES, Eric C. The Paradox of Predictivism.
(x + 265 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780521879620.
90. B ONIOLO, Giovanni. On Scientific Representa-
tions: From Kant to a New Philosophy of Science.
(xx + 251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Basingstoke, Hamp-
shire; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. ISBN:
0230522084.
91. B OSCH, Reinoud. “Pragmatism and the Practical
Relevance of Truth.” Found. Sci. 12 (2007): 189–201.
92. C ONTESSA, Gabriele. “Scientific Models, Partial
Structures and the New Received View of Theories.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 37 (2006): 370–377.
Essay review of Newton C. A. da C OSTA, Science
and Partial Truth (2003).
93. D ESROCHES, Dennis. Francis Bacon and the
Limits of Scientific Knowledge. Continuum Studies
in British Philosophy. (x + 225 pp.; bibl.; index.)
London: Continuum, 2006. ISBN: 0826486819.
Argues for the continuing relevance of Bacon as a
philosopher of science, comparing and contrasting
his insights with those of contemporary philoso-
phers and historians.
94. D ÍEZ, Jose. “Falsificationism and the Structure
of Theories: The Popper-Kuhn Controversy about the
Rationality of Normal Science.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci.
38 (2007): 543–554.
95. D ILLEY, Stephen Craig. “Methodological Nat-
uralism, History, and Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at Arizona State University, 2007.
Pub. no. AAT 3270568. 266 pp. Explores the
convention of methodological naturalism since the
middle ages and how it has been conceptualized,
justified, and deployed for extra-scientific goals.
96. D RYDEN, Donald. “Mechanisms and Models:
An Interpretive Framework for the Study of the Sci-
ences.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at Duke University, 2006. Advisor:
Flanagan, Owen. Pub. no. AAT 3263247. 431 pp.
“I outline an interpretive framework for the study
of the sciences based on mechanisms and models
rather than law-governed regularities and law-
based explanations, with historical, philosophical,
and empirical components.” (from the abstract)
97. H ANSSON, Sven Ove. “Falsificationism Falsi-
fied.” Found. Sci. 11 (2006): 275–286.
98. H ANSSON, Sven Ove. “Values in Pure and Ap-
plied Science.” Found. Sci. 12 (2007): 257–268.
99. H EBERLIG, Nathan. “On the Ontological Status
of Space-Time: Scientific Realism and Geometrical
Explanation.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at State University of New York at
Buffalo, 2007. Advisor: Dipert, Randall and Ken-
neth Barber. Pub. no. AAT 3277786. 230 pp.
100. H EDFORS, Eva. “Reading Fleck: Questions on
Philosophy and Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 68/04
(2007): 878.
Dissertation at Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan
(Sweden), 2006. Pub. no. AAT C829925. 183
pp. An effort to put Ludwig Fleck in context, to
demonstrate that he was an ardent proponent of
science, and to show that the current received view
of Fleck’s work does not do justice to his actual
views.
101. H UNG, Edwin H.-C. Beyond Kuhn: Scientific
Explanation, Theory Structure, Incommensurability,
and Physical Necessity. (xv + 146 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate Publishing, 2006. ISBN:
0754653471.
Reviews: [ref. R507]
102. KOSSO, Peter. “Scientific Understanding.”
Found. Sci. 12 (2007): 172–188.
103. K RAGH, Helge. Videnskabens Væsen: En
Søgen efter Sand Erkendelse. Fremads debatbøger.
(138 pp.; ill.; index.) København: Fremad, 1999.
ISBN : 8755721966.
104. K UUKKANEN, Jouni-Matti. “Kuhn, the Corre-
spondence Theory of Truth and Coherentist Episte-
mology.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 555–566.
105. L ARSON, Ronald G. “Perspectives on Current
Issues: Is ‘Anthropic Selection’ Science?” Phys.
Persp. 9 (2007): 58–69.
106. L OWE, E. J. The Four-Category Ontology: A
Metaphysical Foundation for Natural Science. (xii +
222 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press,
2006. ISBN: 0199254397.
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107. M ARGOLIS, Joseph, and Tom ROCKMORE.
(Eds.) History, Historicity and Science. (viii + 225
pp.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2006.
ISBN : 0754656497.
Looking at philosophers from Descartes to Feyer-
abend, this book asks “how the historical process
affects our conception of science, including our
understanding of its validity as well as our general
conception of knowledge.” (from the publisher)
108. M CARTHUR, Dan. “The Anti-Philosophical
Stance, the Realism Question and Scientific Practice.”
Found. Sci. 11 (2006): 369–397.
109. M C L EISH, Christina. “Am I a Rodent?” Stud.
Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 668–677.
Essay review of Joseph L A P ORTE, Natural Kinds
and Conceptual Change (2004).
110. M C L EISH, Christina. “Scientific Realism Bit
by Bit: Part I. Kitcher on Reference.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Sci. 36 (2005): 668–686.
See also: Christina M C L EISH, “Realism Bit by
Bit, Part II, Disjunctive Partial Reference” Stud.
Hist. Phil. Sci. 37 (2006): 171–190.
111. M ILLER, David. Out of Error: Further Es-
says on Critical Rationalism. (ix + 304 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Aldershot, Hants, England; Burling-
ton, VT: Ashgate Pub., 2006. ISBN: 0754650685,
9780754650683.
Reviews: [ref. R706]
112. M LADENOVIC, Bojana. “ ‘Muckraking in His-
tory’: The Role of the History of Science in Kuhn’s
Philosophy.” Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 261–294.
113. M USGRAVE, Alan. Rationality and Reality:
Conversations with Alan Musgrave. Edited by Colin
C HEYNE and John W ORRALL. Studies in History
and Philosophy of Science, 20. (x + 337 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Dordrecht, Netherlands: Springer, 2006.
ISBN : 9781402042065.
Reviews: [ref. R737]
114. P ICKOVER, Clifford A. Archimedes to Hawk-
ing: Laws of Science and the Great Minds behind
Them. (ix + 514 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Ox-
ford University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780195336115.
115. P SILLOS, Stathis, and Martin C URD. (Eds.)
The Routledge Companion to Philosophy of Science.
Routledge Philosophy Companions. (xxvii + 619 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN:
9780415354035.
116. R ADDER, Hans. The World Observed/The
World Conceived. (x + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Pittsburgh, Pa.: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2006.
ISBN : 0822942844.
Reviews: [ref. R828]
117. R ICHARDSON, Alan. “Scientific Philosophy
as a Topic for History of Science.” Focus section:
“Changing Directions in History and Philosophy of
Science.” Isis 99 (2008): 88–96.
Contents: Lorraine DASTON, “On Scientific Obser-
vation,” 97–110; Peter G ALISON, “Ten Problems
in History and Philosophy of Science,” 111–124;
Michael F RIEDMAN, “History and Philosophy of
Science in a New Key,” 125–134.
118. S ANITT, Nigel. (Ed.) Motivating Science: Sci-
ence from a Philosophical, Educational and Cultural
Perspective. (x + 236 pp.; bibl.) Luton, England:
Pantaneto Press, 2005. ISBN: 0954978005.
Selection of articles taken from The Pantaneto
Forum, which explores communication among
scientists and its relationship to the philosophical
foundations of science.
Reviews: [ref. R890]
119. S ANKEY, Howard. Scientific Realism and
the Rationality of Science. (viii + 154 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN:
9780754658887.
120. T ORRETTI, Roberto. “The Problem of Time’s
Arrow Historico-Critically Reexamined.” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Mod. Phys. 38 (2007): 732–756.
The article is concerned with the utility of history
and philosophy of science, focusing on Ludwig
Boltzmann’s work.
121. T URNER, Derek D. Making Prehistory: His-
torical Science and the Scientific Realism Debate.
Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Biology. (xiv
+ 223 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521875202.
Philosophical study of how and to what extent we
can know things about the past.
122. V IENNOT, Laurence, and Claude D EBRU.
(Eds.) Enquête sur le concept de causalité. Sci-
ence, histoire et société. (vii + 207 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2003. ISBN:
2130535917.
123. W EISBERG, Michael. “Who is a Modeler?”
Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58 (2007): 207–233.
“I consider two examples of theory construction
in detail: Volterra’s treatment of post-WWI fishery
dynamics and Mendeleev’s construction of the
periodic system.” (from the abstract)
11. SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE;
PSYCHOLOGY OF SCIENCE
124. A KERA, Atsushi. “Constructing a Representa-
tion for an Ecology of Knowledge: Methodological
Advances in the Integration of Knowledge and Its
Various Contexts.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 413–
441.
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125. A LLUM, Nick, Patrick S TURGIS, Dimitra
TABOURAZI, and Ian B RUNTON -S MITH. “Science
Knowledge and Attitudes across Cultures: A Meta-
analysis.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 35–54.
126. BAUER, Martin W., Nick A LLUM, and Steve
M ILLER. “What Can We Learn from 25 Years of
PUS Survey Research? Liberating and Expanding
the Agenda.” Part of a special issue: “Publics and
Science—New Understandings” [ref. 168]. Public
Underst. Sci. 16 (2007): 79–95.
127. C OLLINS, Harry. “A New Programme of Re-
search?” Introduction to a special issue: Case Studies
of Expertise and Experience. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38
(2007): 615–620.
Contents: Harry C OLLINS and Gary S ANDERS,
“They Give You the Keys and Say ‘Drive It!’
Managers, Referred Expertise, and Other Exper-
tises,” 621–641; Jeff S HRAGER, “The Evolution
of BioBike: Community Adaptation of a Bio-
computing Platform,” 642–656; Harry C OLLINS,
Robert E VANS and Mike G ORMAN, “Trading
Zones and Interactional Expertise,” 657–666;
Harry C OLLINS, “Mathematical Understanding
and the Physical Sciences,” 667–685; Robert
E VANS, “Social Networks and Private Spaces
in Economic Forecasting,” 686–697; Lekelia D.
J ENKINS, “Bycatch: Interactional Expertise, Dol-
phins and the US Tuna Fishery,” 698–712; Rodrigo
R IBEIRO, “The Role of Interactional Expertise in
Interpreting: The Case of Technology Transfer in
the Steel Industry,” 713–721; Evan S ELINGER, Hu-
bert D REYFUS and Harry C OLLINS, “Interactional
Expertise and Embodiment,” 722–740; Theresa
S CHILHAB, “Interactional Expertise through the
Looking Glass: A Peek at Mirror Neurons,” 741–
747; Martin W EINEL, “Primary Source Knowledge
and Technical Decision-Making: Mbeki and the
AZT Debate,” 748–760.
128. C UTCLIFFE, Stephen H. Ideas, Machines, and
Values: An Introduction to Science, Technology, and
Society Studies. (xii + 179 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham,
MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2000. ISBN:
0742500667; 0742500675.
129. D URANT, Darrin. “Accounting for Expertise:
Wynne and the Autonomy of the Lay Public Actor.”
Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 5–20.
Reply: Brian W YNNE, “Elephants in the Rooms
Where Publics Encounter ‘Science’? A Response
to Darrin Durant, ‘Accounting for Expertise:
Wynne and the Autonomy of the Lay Public,’ ”
21–33.
130. F INNEGAN, Diarmid A. “The Spatial Turn:
Geographical Approaches in the History of Science.”
J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 369–388.
131. G IERYN, Thomas F. “Instrumentalities of Place
in Science and Art.” In Instruments in Art and Sci-
ence, edited by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419],
394–421.
11
On the role of place in the creation of creative
cultures in art and science.
132. G ULBRANDSEN, Magnus, and Liv
L ANGFELDT. “In Search of ‘Mode 2’: The Na-
ture of Knowledge Production in Norway.” Minerva
42 (2004): 237–250.
133. H AMLIN, Christopher. “STS: Where the Marx-
ist Critique of Capitalist Science Goes to Die?” Sci.
Cult. 16 (2007): 467–474.
Response to Gary W ERSKEY, “The Marxist Cri-
tique of Capitalist Science” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
397–461 [ref. 2722]
134. K ELLERT, Stephen H. Borrowed Knowledge:
Chaos Theory and the Challenge of Learning Across
Disciplines. (288 pp.; 6x9;.) Chicago: University Of
Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 0226429784.
“By engaging with recent debates about interdis-
ciplinary research, Kellert contributes a theoretical
vocabulary and a set of critical frameworks for
the rigorous examination of borrowing.” (from the
publisher)
135. L ENOIR, Timothy. “Techno-Humanism: Re-
quiem for the Cyborg.” In Genesis Redux, edited by
R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 196–220.
136. L I Xiao-bo and Z HU Li-jun. “Sociology of
science and scientific rhetoric.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no. 1 (2006): 47–52.
137. L I Xing-min. “The function of the appreciation
of beauty in science.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.
J. Dial. Natur. 28, no. 1 (2006): 8–15.
On the various functions of beauty in science (men-
tal, cultural, epistemological, and methodological).
On its power on scientists in scientific investiga-
tions and the evaluation and justification of scien-
tific theories.
138. L IU Hai-xia. “Shapin’s Reflections on Tra-
ditional Views of Science.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa 24, no. 2
(2007): 50–53.
139. LYNCH, Michael. “From Ruse to Farce.” First
article in a symposium on “Expert Metascientists.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 819–826.
On the role of science studies in political cases,
focusing on the expert testimony of Michael Ruse
and Steve Fuller in two different court cases on
the teaching of alternatives to evolution in Amer-
ican public schools. Symposium contents: Steve
F ULLER, “A Step toward the Legalization of Sci-
ence Studies,” 827–834 [ref. 3451]; Kevin L AM -
BERT , “Fuller’s Folly, Kuhnian Paradigms, and
Intelligent Design,” 835–842 [ref. 3596]; Gary
E DMOND and David M ERCER, “Anti-social Epis-
temologies,” 843–853; Simon A. C OLE, “Wit-
nessing Creation,” 855–860 [ref. 190]; Michael E.
G ORMAN, “STS, Ethics, and Knowledge Transfer
in the Courtroom: Personal Experiences,” 861–
12 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science
866; Michael LYNCH, “Expert Metascientists,”
867–868.
140. M AGNUS, P. D. “Distributed Cognition and the
Task of Science.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 297–310.
141. N OWOTNY, Helga, Peter S COTT, and Michael
G IBBONS. “Introduction: ‘Mode 2’ Revisited: The
New Production of Knowledge.” Special issue dis-
cussing Gibbons et al. (eds.), The New Production of
Knowledge (1994) and Nowotny et al. (eds.), Rethink-
ing Science (2001). Minerva 41 (2003): 179–194.
Contents: Roy M AC L EOD, “Preface,” 177–178;
John de la M OTHE, “Re-Thinking Policy in the
New Republic of Knowledge,” 195–205; Olle
E DQVIST, “Layered Science and Science Poli-
cies,” 207–221; Sheila JASANOFF, “Technologies
of Humility: Citizen Participation in Governing
Science,” 223–244; Dominique P ESTRE, “Regimes
of Knowledge Production in Society: Towards a
More Political and Social Reading,” 245–261;
Marilyn S TRATHERN, “Re-Describing Society,”
263–276.
142. S ANDEN, Maarten C. A. van der, and Frans J.
M EIJMAN. “Dialogue Guides Awareness and Under-
standing of Science: An Essay on Different Goals of
Dialogue Leading to Different Science Communica-
tion Approaches.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008):
89–103.
143. S CHROEDER, Ralph. Rethinking Science, Tech-
nology and Social Change. (ix + 179 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780804755887.
Makes a case for a pragmatic and historically
informed technological determinism.
144. S ELINGER, Evan, and Robert P. C REASE.
(Eds.) The Philosophy of Expertise. (vi + 421 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Columbia University Press,
2006. ISBN: 0231136447.
Contributors: Edward S AID, Alvin G OLDMAN,
Peter S INGER, Hubert D REYFUS, Julia A NNAS,
Harry C OLLINS, and Don I HDE.
Reviews: [ref. R918]
145. S HANK, J. B. “The Sciences in Old Regime
France: A Review of Recent Scholarship.” French
Hist. Stud. 28 (2005): 661–695.
A general overview of the history of “science stud-
ies” in France as well as a multiple book review.
Essay review of Monique P ELLETIER, Les cartes
des Cassini (2002); Jessica R ISKIN, Science in the
Age of Sensibility (2002); Mary T ERRALL, The
Man Who Flattened the Earth (2002); Elizabeth A.
W ILLIAMS, A Cultural History of Medical Vital-
ism in Enlightenment Montpellier (2003); Kathleen
Anne W ELLMAN, Making Science Social (2003);
E. C. S PARY, Utopia’s Garden (2000).
146. S HAPIN, Steven, and Simon S CHAFFER. We-
tenschap is cultuur. Translated by Fred H ENDRIKS
with an introduction by Lissa ROBERTS. (304 pp.)
Amsterdam: Balans, 2005. ISBN: 9050187099.
Reviews: [ref. R925]
147. S HENG Xiao-ming. “The Paris school and
laboratory studies.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J.
Dial. Natur. 27, no. 3 (2005): 64–70.
148. T UCKER, Aviezer. “The Political Theory of
French Science Studies in Context.” Perspect. Sci. 15
(2007): 202–221.
149. V RIES, Gerard de. “What is Political in Sub-
politics? How Aristotle Might Help STS.” Soc. Stud.
Sci. 37 (2007): 781–809.
150. WANG Yan-yu and Z HANG Xiang. “On the SSK
Challenge to Merton’s Ethos of Science.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa 24,
no. 3 (2007): 32–35.
The author argues that SSK has not yet successfully
challenged the core of Merton’s framework and
shows that there are commonalities in the two
approaches.
12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
151. B ERTHELOT, Jean-Michel. (Ed.) Figures du
texte scientifique. Science, histoire et société. (312
pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2003. ISBN: 2130522343.
Contents (from the publisher): Jean-Michel
B ERTHELOT, “Le texte scientifique, struc-
tures et métamorphoses”; Karine C HEMLA,
“Les catégories textuelles de ‘Classique’ et
de ‘Commentaire’ dans leur mise en oeuvre
mathématique en Chine ancienne”; Marie-Claire
ROBIC, “L’exemplarité du ‘Tableau géographique
de la France’ de Paul Vidal de La Blache”;
Claude ROSENTAL, “Richesse et ivresse de la
démonstration. Les textes scientifiques en logique”;
Francis A FFERGAN, “La fabrique du texte eth-
nologique, stratégies et modèles”; Pierre-Henri
C ASTEL, “La ‘Traumdeutung’ texte scientifique
ou texte canonique ?”; Maı̈a FANSTEN, “La trans-
cription du Séminaire de Lacan, oralité et tex-
tualité”; Olivier M ARTIN, “Les mathématiques
dans l’écriture en sciences humaines. Evolu-
tions textuelles, transformations conceptuelles et
épistémologiques”; Cécile C OLLINET, “L’écriture
des textes sociologiques et historiques en STAPS”;
Patricia VANNIER, “Inscription scientifique et mise
en norme des savoirs dans le texte sociologique de
l’après-guerre.”
152. C ALVERT, Jane. “The Idea of ‘Basic Research’
in Language and Practice.” Minerva 42 (2004): 251–
268.
153. DASTON, Lorraine, and Peter G ALISON. Ob-
jectivity. (501 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Zone
Books, 2007. ISBN: 9781890951788.
 12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science 13

Explores the emergence of objectivity through the in the Coining of Science Domain Names).” Isis 98
study of images in scientific atlases since the 18th (2007): 290–309.
century.

154. G ROSS, Alan G. Starring the Text: The Place of

Rhetoric in Science Studies. (x + 216 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Carbondale: Southern Illinois University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0809326957.
Reviews: [ref. R425]

155. H ACKING, Ian. “Trees of Logic, Trees of Por-

phyry.” In Advancements of Learning, edited by
H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10], 219–261.
On the history of Porphyry’s tree diagrams.

156. K RAMER, Cheryce. “Digital Beasts as Visual

Esperanto: Getty Images and the Colonization of
Sight.” In Thinking with Animals, edited by DASTON
and M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438], 137–171.
On the commercial image provider Getty Images
and the photographer Tim Flach.

157. K R ÄMER, Sybille. “The Productivity of Blanks:

On the Mathematical Zero and the Vanishing Point in
Central Perspective. Remarks on the Convergences
between Science and Art in the Early Modern Pe-
riod.” In Instruments in Art and Science, edited by
S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 457–479.

158. L ORUSSO, Lorenzo. “Neurological Caricatures

since the 15th Century.” Special Issue: “Visual Im-
ages and Visualization” [ref. 476]. J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 314–334.
“Caricatures were popular portraits of develop-
ments in science and medicine and were frequently
used whenever scientific language was too diffi-
cult to disseminate, in particular in the field of
neurology.” (from the abstract)

159. N ORMAN, Jesse. After Euclid: Visual Reason-

ing and the Epistemology of Diagrams. CSLI Lecture
Notes, 175. (xi + 176 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stanford,
Calif.: CSLI Publications, 2006. ISBN: 1575865106.
Reviews: [ref. R757]

160. PAUWELS, Luc. (Ed.) Visual Cultures of

Science: Rethinking Representational Practices in
Knowledge Building and Science Communication.
Interfaces: Studies in Visual Culture. (xix + 299 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Lebanon: University Press of New
England, 2005. ISBN: 1584655119.
Includes essays on various aspects of representa-
tion in science, including focused articles on X-ray
images in medicine, wall charts in science educa-
tion, and Pauling’s theory of antibody formation.
Contributors include: Michael LYNCH, Bernike
PASVEER, Francesco PANESE, Massimiano B UC -
CHI , Luc PAUWELS, Alberto C AMBROSIO , Daniel
JACOBI, Peter K EATING, John G RADY, and Jean
T RUMBO.

161. P ROCTOR, Robert N. “ ‘-Logos’, ‘-Ismos’, and

‘-Ikos’: The Political Iconicity of Denominative Suf-
fixes in Science (or, Phonesthemic Tints and Taints
C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science
20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
162. A LEXANDER, Jennifer Karns. The Mantra
of Efficiency: From Waterwheel to Social Con-
trol. (xvii + 233 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore:
The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801886935.
Using case studies from Great Britain, France,
Germany, and the United States, the book deals
with the variety of ways the notion of efficiency
has been employed, from the industrial to the
personal.
163. A RTIGAS, Mariano. “Reliability of Science
and Its Cultural Impact.” In Wisdom or Knowledge?
Science, Theology and Cultural Dynamics, edited by
M EISINGER et al. (2007) [ref. 233], 25–37.
164. B LOK, Anders, Mette J ENSEN, and Pernille
K ALTOFT. “Social Identities and Risk: Expert and
Lay Imaginations on Pesticide Use.” Public Underst.
Sci. 17 (2008): 189–209.
165. B OUDIA, Soraya, and Nathalie JAS. “Intro-
duction: Risk and ‘Risk Society’ in Historical Per-
spective.” Special issue on Risk Society in Historical
Perspective. Hist. & Tech. 23 (2007): 317–331.
Contents: Jean-Baptiste F RESSOZ, “Beck Back
in the 19th Century: Towards a Genealogy of
Risk Society,” 333–350 [ref. 2624]; Pierre-Antoine
D ESSAUX, “Chemical Expertise and Food Mar-
ket Regulation in Belle-Epoque France,” 351–368
[ref. 2673]; Nathalie JAS, “Public Health and Pes-
ticide Regulation in France before and after Silent
Spring,” 369–388 [ref. 3706]; Soraya B OUDIA,
“Global Regulation: Controlling and Accepting
Radioactivity Risks,” 389–406 [ref. 3697]; Do-
minique P ESTRE, “The Historical Heritage of the
19th and 20th Centuries: Techno-Science, Mar-
kets and Regulations in a Long-Term Perspective,”
407–420.
166. B ROKS, Peter. Understanding Popular Science.
Issues in Cultural and Media Studies. (x + 183 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Open University Press,
2006. ISBN: 9780335215492.
Looks at period from 19th century to the present.
Reviews: [ref. R141]
167. D ODDS, Rachel E., Efrat T SE ËLON, and Emma
L. C. W EITKAMP. “Making Sense of Scientific
Claims in Advertising. A Study of Scientifically
Aware Consumers.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008):
211–230.
168. E INSIEDEL, Edna. “Editorial: Of Publics and
Science.” Introduction to a special issue: “Publics
and Science—New Understandings.” Public Underst.
Sci. 16 (2007): 5–6.
Contents: Wolfgang WAGNER, “Vernacular Sci-
ence Knowledge: Its Role in Everyday Life Com-
munication,” 7–22; Kate B URNINGHAM et al.,
“Industrial Constructions of Publics and Public
Knowledge: A Qualitative Investigation of Practice
in the UK Chemicals Industry,” 23–43 [ref. 3546];
Jack S TILGOE, “The (Co-)production of Public
Uncertainty: UK Scientific Advice on Mobile
Phone Health Risks,” 45–61 [ref. 3801]; Aaro
T UPASELA, “Re-examining Medical Moderniza-
tion: Framing the Public in Finnish Biomedical
Research Policy,” 63–78 [ref. 3677]; Martin W.
BAUER, Nick A LLUM and Steve M ILLER, “What
Can We Learn from 25 Years of PUS Survey Re-
search? Liberating and Expanding the Agenda,”
79–95 [ref. 126]; José Luis L UJ ÁN and Oliver
T ODT, “Precaution in Public: The Social Percep-
tion of the Role of Science and Values in Policy
Making,” 97–109 [ref. 3463].
169. F ENGLER, Silke, and Stefan K REBS. “In
Celluloidgewittern—Die mediale Konstruktion
von Wissenschaft und Technik als Paradigma
des Ersten Weltkrieges.” Translated title: [“In
Celluloidgewittern”—The Medial Construction of
Science and Technology as a Paradigm of World
War One.] In German. Technikgeschichte 72 (2005):
227–241.
On the media presentation of science and technol-
ogy in present-day historical television documen-
taries.
170. G ROEN, Adriaan in’t, Henk JAN DE J ONGE, Ed-
uard K LASEN, Hilje PAPMA, and Piet VAN S LOOTEN.
(Eds.) Knowledge in Ferment: Dilemmas in Sci-
ence, Scholarship and Society. (294 pp.; ill.; index.)
Amsterdam: Leiden University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9789087280178.
“Nineteen Leiden University scholars and scientists
evaluate the great controversies that dominate their
fields.” (from the publisher)
171. H ILZ, Helmut, and Georg S CHWEDT. “Zur
Belustigung und Belehrung”: Experimentierbücher
aus zwei Jahrhunderten. Catalog from an exhibition:
Foyer der Bibliothek des Deutschen Museums vom
22. November 2002 bis zum 28. Februar 2003. (115
pp.; ill.) Berlin: Deutsches Museum, 2002. ISBN:
9783928186643.
Deals with the popularization of science from the
late Enlightenment to the early 20th century.
172. K AMIL, Neil. Fortress of the Soul: Violence,
Metaphysics, and Material Life in the Huguenots’
New World, 1517–1751. Early America. (xxiv +
 22. Science & politics, law, economics
1058 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0801873908.
On the artisanal and religious culture of the
Huguenots in New York.
Reviews: [ref. 1355]
173. KOERTGE, Noretta. “The Science Wars.” Min-
erva 45 (2007): 105–111.
Essay review of James B ROWN, Who Rules in
Science (2001).
174. S OKAL, Alan D. Beyond the Hoax: Science,
Philosophy, and Culture. (xxi + 465 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780199239207.
The book focuses on pseudo-science, religion, and
science in contemporary culture.
175. Z HANG Chun-cheng. “On the Historical De-
velopment of the Relationship between Science and
Humanity.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Kexue
Jishu yu Bianzhengfa 24, no. 6 (2007): 8–10.
Explores the relationship between science and
humanism, especially their conflict in modern and
post-modern industrial civilization; claims that
Marxism exhibits an integration of the two.
21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS
176. B URNS, Gene. The Moral Veto: Framing Con-
traception, Abortion, and Cultural Pluralism in the
United States. (xi + 340 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
York, N.Y.: Cambridge University Press, 2005. ISBN:
9780521552097.
Reviews: [ref. R157]
177. C APLAN, Arthur L. “The Ethics of Evil: The
Challenge and the Lessons of Nazi Medical Experi-
ments.” In Dark Medicine, edited by L A F LEUR et al.
(2007) [ref. 530], 63–72.
178. F ULLER, Michael. “Biotechnology and Ethics:
A Locus for the Reintegration of Science and Wis-
dom?” In Wisdom or Knowledge? Science, Theology
and Cultural Dynamics, edited by M EISINGER et al.
(2007) [ref. 233], 127–134.
179. KOMATSU, Yoshihiko. “The Age of a ‘Revo-
lutionized Human Body’ and the Right to Die.” In
Dark Medicine, edited by L A F LEUR et al. (2007)
[ref. 530], 180–200.
180. L ACEY, Hugh. Values and Objectivity in Sci-
ence: The Current Controversy about Transgenic
Crops. (xiii + 289 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham,
MD: Lexington Books, 2005. ISBN: 0739110454;
0739111418.
181. P ORCIONATTO, Marimélia A. “Projeto Genoma
Humano: uma leitura atenta do livro da vida?” Cir-
cumscribere 2 (2007): 51–63.
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182. ROELCKE, Volker, and Giovanni M AIO. (Eds.)
Twentieth-Century Ethics of Human Subjects Rese-
arch: Historical Perspectives on Values, Practices,
and Regulations. Medical History. (361 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2004.
ISBN : 351508455X.
Contains essays originally presented as papers at
a conference held in May 2001 at the Institut für
Medizin- und Wissenschaftgeschichte, Universität
zu Lübeck.
Reviews: [ref. R865]
22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
183. A SH, Mitchell G. “Wissenschaft und Poli-
tik als Ressourcen für einander—Programmatische
Überlegungen am Beispiel Deutschlands.” In
Wissenschaftsgeschichte heute, edited by Jürgen
B ÜSCHENFELD et al. (Bielefeld: Verlag für Re-
gionalgeschichte, 2001), 117–134.
184. BARALDI, Enrico, and Torkel S TR ÖMSTEN.
“Combining Scientific Knowledge and Venture Cap-
ital across Places and Networks of Resources.” In
Taking Place, edited by BARALDI et al. (2006)
[ref. 3329], 247–274.
185. BARKE, Richard P. “Politics and Interests in the
Republic of Science.” Minerva 41 (2003): 305–325.
Uses Polanyi’s notion of “the republic of science”
to explore the way that the governance of the sci-
entific community in the United States resembles
the country’s republican system of governance.
186. B IAGIOLI, Mario. “Patent Republic: Repre-
senting Inventions, Constructing Rights and Authors.”
Soc. Res. 73 (2006): 1129–1172.
187. B URNETT, D. Graham. “Introduction: Cross-
Examination?” Focus Section: “Science and the
Law.” Isis 98 (2007): 310–314.
Contents: Silvia De R ENZI, “Medical Expertise,
Bodies, and the Law in Early Modern Courts,”
315–322 [ref. 1613]; Daniel J. K EVLES, “Patents,
Protections, and Privileges: The Establishment of
Intellectual Property in Animals and Plants,” 323–
331 [ref. 2945]; Alison W INTER, “A Forensics of
the Mind,” 332–343 [ref. 3477]; Sheila JASANOFF,
“Bhopal’s Trials of Knowledge and Ignorance,”
344–350 [ref. 3457].
188. C ARROLL, Patrick. Science, Culture, and Mod-
ern State Formation. (xiii + 275 pp.; maps; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Berkeley: University of California Press,
2006. ISBN: 0520247531.
Focusing on British activity in Ireland, the book
deals with the ways in which experimental science,
engineering practices, and new technologies were
closely tied to statecraft since the 17th century.
Reviews: [ref. R171]
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189. C HANDLER, Jennifer. “The Autonomy of Tech-
nology: Do Courts Control Technology or Do They
Just Legitimize Its Social Acceptance?” Special is-
sue: IASTS conference issue. Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27
(2007): 339–348.
190. C OLE, Simon A. “Witnessing Creation.” Part of
a symposium on “Expert Metascientists” [ref. 139].
Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 855–860.
On the role of science studies scholars as legal
experts, comparing Steve Fuller’s testamony in
the Kitzmiller case with the author’s testimony in
fingerprinting cases.
191. E VANS, Robert, and Alexandra P LOWS. “Lis-
tening Without Prejudice?: Re-discovering the Value
of the Disinterested Citizen.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 827–853.
“Taking debates about medical genomics in the
UK as an illustrative example, we argue that more
heterogeneous participation and debate have the
potential to improve the scrutiny and accountability
of science within representative democracies.”
(from the abstract)
192. G EUNA, Aldo, and Ben R. M ARTIN. “Univer-
sity Research Evaluation and Funding: An Interna-
tional Comparison.” Minerva 41 (2003): 277–304.
193. JACOB, Margaret C. “Afterword: Science,
Global Capitalism and the State.” In Science and
Empire in the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO
and D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 333–344.
194. K ITCHER, Philip. “Public Knowledge and the
Difficulties of Democracy.” Soc. Res. 73 (2006):
1205–1224.
195. K RIMSKY, Sheldon. Science in the Private In-
terest: Has the Lure of Profits Corrupted Biomedical
Research? (xviii + 247 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham,
Md.: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2004. ISBN:
0742543714.
Reviews: [ref. R596]
196. L ATOUR, Bruno. “Turning around Politics: A
Note on Gerard de Vries’ Paper.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 811–820.
Commentary on Gerard de V RIES, “What is Po-
litical in Sub-politics? How Aristotle Might Help
STS” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 781–809 [ref. 149]
197. M ACK, Arien. “Editor’s Introduction.” Intro-
duction to a special issue: “Politics and Science: An
Historical View.” Soc. Res. 73 (2006): v–vi.
Contents: Rivka F ELDHAY, “Authority, Politi-
cal Theology, and the Politics of Knowledge
in the Transition from Medieval to Early Mod-
ern Catholicism,” 1065–1092 [ref. 227]; David
C AHAN, “The ‘Imperial Chancellor of the Sci-
ences’: Helmholtz between Science and Politics,”
1093–1128 [ref. 1968]; Mario B IAGIOLI, “Patent
Republic: Representing Inventions, Construct-
ing Rights and Authors,” 1129–1172 [ref. 186];
Nikolai K REMENTSOV, “Big Revolution, Little
Revolution: Science and Politics in Bolshevik
Russia,” 1173–1204 [ref. 2712]; Philip K ITCHER,
“Public Knowledge and the Difficulties of Democ-
racy,” 1205–1224 [ref. 194]; David K AISER, “The
Physics of Spin: Sputnik Politics and American
Physicists in the 1950s,” 1225–1252 [ref. 3535];
M. Norton W ISE, “Thoughts on the Politicization
of Science through Commercialization,” 1253–
1272 [ref. 204]; Theodore M. P ORTER, “Speaking
Precision to Power: The Modern Political Role of
Social Science,” 1273–1294 [ref. 493].
198. M ARRES, Noortje. “The Issues Deserve More
Credit: Pragmatist Contributions to the Study of
Public Involvement in Controversy.” Soc. Stud. Sci.
37 (2007): 759–780.
Uses pragmatic political theorists Dewey and Lipp-
mann to further elaborate the nature of public in-
volvement in STS issues.
199. M C C ORMICK, Sabrina. “Democratizing Sci-
ence Movements: A New Framework for Mobiliza-
tion and Contestation.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007):
609–623.
Explores these movements that legitimate lay per-
spectives, focusing on the anti-dam movement in
Brazil and the environmental breast cancer move-
ment in the USA.
200. M OSES, Lyria Bennett. “The Legal Landscape
Following Technological Change: Paths to Adapta-
tion.” Special issue: IASTS conference issue. Bull.
Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 408–416.
201. PARENTI, Christian. The Soft Cage: Surveil-
lance in America, from Slave Passes to the Patriot
Act. (xii + 273 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Basic Books, 2003. ISBN: 9780465054855.
Reviews: [ref. R785]
202. S CHECTER, Darrow. “Liberalisms and the Lim-
its of Knowledge and Freedom: On the Epistemo-
logical and Social Bases of Negative Liberty.” Hist.
Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 195–211.
203. WATSON, James D. “Genes and Politics.” In
Davenport’s Dream, edited by W ITKOWSKI and
I NGLIS (2008) [ref. 3063], 1–34.
204. W ISE, M. Norton. “Thoughts on the Politiciza-
tion of Science through Commercialization.” Soc.
Res. 73 (2006): 1253–1272.
205. W YNNE, Brian. “Public Participation in Sci-
ence and Technology: Performing and Obscuring a
Political–Conceptual Category Mistake.” Part of a
special issues on Public Participation in Science and
Technology in East Asia [ref. 3450]. East Asian STS
1 (2007): 99–110.
 23. Science & the arts; science & literature
23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
206. ATTENBOROUGH, David, Susan OWENS, Mar-
tin C LAYTON, and Rea A LEXANDRATOS. Amazing
Rare Things: The Art of Natural History in the Age
of Discovery. (223 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London:
Royal Collection, 2007. ISBN: 190216346X.
“Focuses on natural history drawings and water-
colors by Leonardo da Vinci, Alexander Marshal,
Maria Sibylla Merian, and Mark Catesby, and
from the collection of Cassiano dal Pozzo—works
all held in the Royal Library at Windsor Castle.”
(from the publisher)
207. D INELLO, Daniel. Technophobia! Science
Fiction Visions of Posthuman Technology. (329 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Austin: University of Texas Press,
2005. ISBN: 0292709544.
Reviews: [ref. R287]
208. F ISHBURN, Evelyn, and Eduardo L. O RTIZ.
(Eds.) Science and the Creative Imagination in Latin
America. (viii + 209 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.) Lon-
don: Institute for Study of America, 2005. ISBN:
1900039613.
Contents: Dame Gillian B EER, “Darwin in South
America: Geology, Imagination and Encounter,”
13-23 [ref. 2180]; Benigno T RIGO, “Walking
Backwards to the Future: Time, Travel and Race,”
24-43 [ref. 2349]; Sylvia M OLLOY, “National
Parts and Unnatural Others: A Reflection on Pat-
rimony at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century,”
44-58; Eduardo L. O RTIZ, “On the Transition from
Realism to the Fantastic in the Argentine Literature
of the 1870s: Holmberg and the Córdoba Six,”
59-85; Alejandro K AUFMAN, “Literature and Sci-
ence in Martinez Estrada’s Work,” 86-96; Claudio
C ANAPARO, “The Nature Effect in Latin American
Science Publications: The Case of the Journal Re-
des,” 97-118 [ref. 270]; Norma S. H ORENSTEIN,
“Two Scientific Traditions in Martı́n Fierro,” 119-
128 [ref. 1984]; Alicia R IVERO, “Heisenberg’s
Uncertainty Principle in Contemporary Spanish
American Fiction,” 129-150 [ref. 3540]; Patricia
M URRAY, “Constructing Postcoloniality: Scien-
tific Enquiries in Cien años de soledad,” 151-174;
Geoffrey K ANTARIS, “Holograms and Simulacra:
Bioy Casares, Subeila, Piglia,” 175-189; William
ROWE, “Desert Poetics of Mario Montalbetti:
Writing, Knowledge, Topologies,” 190-209.
209. G OLINSKI, Jan. “Introduction.” Focus: History
of Science and Historical Novels. Isis 98 (2007):
755–759.
Contents: Kathryn M. O LESKO, “The World
We Have Lost: History as Art,” 760–768; John
G ASCOIGNE, “ ‘Getting a Fix’: The Longitude
Phenomenon,” 769–778 [ref. 35]; Lawrence M.
P RINCIPE, “Transmuting History,” 779–787;
Charles C. G ILLISPIE, “The Distorted Meridian,”
788–795 [ref. 1793].
210. H ADDAD BAPTISTA, Ana Maria. “História
das Ciências e Literatura: possibilidades de uma
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interface.” Translated title: [History of science and
literature: possibilities of interface]. Circumscribere
1 (2006): 83–91.
211. H ITCHCOCK, Susan Tyler. Frankenstein: A
Cultural History. (392 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: W. W. Norton, 2007. ISBN: 9780393061444.
212. M ICALE, Mark S. “Two Cultures Revisited:
The Case of the Fin de Siècle.” In Medicine, Mad-
ness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and P ICK -
STONE (2007) [ref. 4], 210–223.
213. ROBERTS, Adam. The History of Science Fic-
tion. Palgrave Histories of Literature. (xvii + 368 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2006. ISBN: 0333970225.
214. ROUSSEAU, George. “Two Kinds of Knowl-
edge at the Crossroads: Literature and Science,
Literature and Medicine, as Types of Cultural Un-
derstanding.” Minerva 45 (2007): 63–71.
Essay review of Tim F ULFORD, Debbie L EE,
and Peter J. K ITSON, Literature, Science and
Exploration in the Romantic Era (2004); Janis
McLarren C ALDWELL, Literature and Medicine in
Nineteenth-Century Britain (2005).
215. RUSTON, Sharon. (Ed.) Literature and Science.
Essays and Studies 2008. (xi + 176 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Rochester, NY: D. S. Brewer, 2008. ISBN:
9781843841784.
Ranging from topics in the middle ages to the 20th
century, the 8 essays discuss the works of Ana
Barbuad, Mary Wollstonecraft, George Eliot, J.
Sheridan LeFanu, and Ian McEwan, and topics
deal with science fiction, evolution, natural his-
tory, geometry, and popular science. Contributors:
Gillian RUDD, Elaine H OBBY, Sharon RUSTON,
Alice J ENKINS, Katy P RICE, Martin W ILLIS,
Brian BAKER, and David A MIGONI.
216. S IEGEL, Sarita. “Reflections on Anthropomor-
phism in The Disenchanted Forest.” In Thinking with
Animals, edited by DASTON and M ITMAN (2005)
[ref. 438], 196–222.
On a 2002 film by the author on the rehabilitation
of captive orangutans in the forests of Indonesian
Borneo, and the interactions of humans and non-
humans.
217. S NYDER, Laura J., and Thomas P. W EBER.
“Introduction.” Introduction to special section: Aliens
in Science, Fiction, and Philosophy. Stud. Hist. Phil.
Sci. 38 (2007): 567–569.
Contents: Patricia FARA, “Hidden Depths: Hal-
ley, Hell and Other People,” 570–583 [ref. 1670];
Laura J. S NYDER, “ ‘Lord only of the ruffians and
fiends?’ William Whewell and the Plurality of
Worlds Debate,” 584–592 [ref. 2130]; Thomas P.
W EBER, “Carl Du Prel (1839–1899): Explorer
of Dreams, the Soul, and the Cosmos,” 593–604
[ref. 2047].
18 28. Science & religion
218. T UFTE, Edward R. Beautiful Evidence. (213
pp.; ill.; index.) Cheshire, Conn.: Graphics Press
LLC, 2006. ISBN: 0961392177.
Elegantly illustrated book on the way in which
scientific and historical evidence has been depicted
visually, beginning in the 17th century with the
images of moon drawn by Galileo.
Reviews: [ref. R1022]
27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
219. FAULKNER, Wendy. “ ‘Nuts and Bolts and
People’: Gender-Troubled Engineering Identities.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 331–356.
220. H OWARD, Sethanne. The Hidden Giants. 2d
ed. (200 pp.) Lulu.com, 2008. ISBN: 1435716523;
9781435716520.
Popular history of women in science, covering
4000 years.
221. M EINEL, Christoph, and Monika R ENNEBERG.
(Eds.) Geschlechterverhältnisse in Medizin, Natur-
wissenschaft und Technik. (349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Bassum, Germany: Verlag für Geschichte der
Naturwissenschaften und der Technik, 1996. ISBN:
3928186310; 9783928186315.
Based on a conference held in 1995 in Bonn.
Organized into five parts: “Historiographie und
Geschlecht”, “Lebensentwürfe und Lebenswel-
ten”, “Disziplin und Geschlecht”, “Berufsrollen
und Arbeitswelten”, and “Frauenbildung und
Frauenstudium”. Contributors: Johanna B LEKER,
Barbara O RLAND, Herbert M EHRTENS, Beate
C ERANSKI, Ingrid K ÄSTNER, Natalja D ECKER,
Helga S ATZINGER, Susanne A SCHENBREN -
NER , Renate T OBIES , Ilse JAHN , Ortrun R IHA ,
Swantje M IDDELDORFF, Michael K UTZER,
Philipp P ORTWICH, Flurin C ONDRAU, Sarah
JANSEN, Maria O SIETZKI, Iris R ITZMANN,
Siegrid S T ÖCKEL, Sabine S CHLEIERMACHER,
Peter VOSWINCKEL, Mirjam W IEMELER, Bettina
G UNDLER, Barbara S CHMUCKI, Ildikó S Z ÁSZ,
Maria R EMENYI, Anja B URCHARDT, Annette
VOGT, Brita E NGEL, Thilo N OWACK, Karin
Z ACHMANN, and Udo S CHAGEN
222. S IMILI, Raffaella. Scienza a due voci. Bib-
lioteca di Nuncius, 60. (xix + 372 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Firenze: L. S. Olschki, 2006. ISBN:
8822255283.
Covers a wide range of women scientists from
various periods, places, and disciplines.
Reviews: [ref. R936]
223. WATTS, Ruth. Women in Science: A Social and
Cultural History. (ix + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 0415253063.
Seeks to “provide a comprehensive historical
grounding of the contemporary issues of gender
and women in science.” (from the publisher)
224. Z INSSER, Judith P. (Ed.) Men, Women, and the
Birthing of Modern Science. (viii + 215 pp.; bibl.;
index.) DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press,
2005. ISBN: 0875803407.
Contents: Susanna Å CKERMAN, “Queen
Christina’s Metamorphosis—Her Alchemical
World Soul and Fictional Gender Transforma-
tion,” 13-33 [ref. 1548]; Hilda L. S MITH, “Mar-
garet Cavendish and the Microscope as Play,”
34-47 [ref. 1420]; Judith P. Z INSSER, “The Many
Representations of the Marquise Du Châtelet,”
48-67 [ref. 1759]; Margaret J. O SLER, “The Gen-
der of Nature and the Nature of Gender in Early
Modern Natural Philosophy,” 71-85 [ref. 1192];
J. B. S HANK, “Neither Natural Philosophy, Nor
Science, Nor Literature—Gender, Writing, and
the Pursuit of Nature in Fontenelle’s Entretiens
sur la pluralité des mondes habités,” 86-110
[ref. 1677]; Franco A RATO, “Minerva and Venus—
Algarotti’s Newton’s Philosophy for the Ladies,”
111-120 [ref. 1745]; Lynette H UNTER, “Women
and Science in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Centuries—Different Social Practices, Different
Textualities, and Different Kinds of Science,”
123-140 [ref. 1190]; Stephen C LUCAS, “Joanna
Stephen’s Medicine and the Experimental Philos-
ophy,” 141-158 [ref. 1860]; Monika M OMMERTZ,
“The Invisible Economy of Science—A New Ap-
proach to the History of Gender and Astronomy
at the Eighteenth-Century Berlin Academy of Sci-
ences,” 159-178 [ref. 1743]; Grigory A. T ISHKIN,
“Princess Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova and
Women’s Issues in Russia in the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries,” 179-196 [ref. 1679].
Reviews: [ref. R1092]
28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
225. B ROOKE, John Hedley. “Introduction: Reli-
gious Belief and the Content of the Sciences.” In-
troduction to the Osiris volume “Science in Theistic
Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions.” Osiris 16 (2001):
3–28.
Contents: Stephen J. W YKSTRA, “Introduction:
Religious Beliefs, Metaphysical Beliefs, and His-
toriography of Science,” 29–46 [ref. 240]; F. Jamil
R AGEP, “Freeing Astronomy from Philosophy: An
Aspect of Islamic Influence on Science,” 49–71
[ref. 648]; Noah J. E FRON and Menachem F ISCH,
“Astronomical Exegesis: An Early Modern Jewish
Interpretation of the Heavens,” 72–87 [ref. 801];
Peter BARKER and Bernard R. G OLDSTEIN, “The-
ological Foundations of Kepler’s Astronomy,”
88–113 [ref. 1501]; Maurice A. F INOCCHIARO,
“Science, Religion, and the Historiography of the
Galileo Affair: On the Undesirability of Over-
simplification,” 114–132 [ref. 1403]; Margaret
G. C OOK, “Divine Artifice and Natural Mecha-
nism: Robert Boyle’s Mechanical Philosophy of
Nature,” 133–150 [ref. 1443]; Margaret J. O SLER,
“Whose Ends? Teleology in Early Modern Nat-
ural Philosophy,” 151–168 [ref. 1461]; Stephen
D. S NOBELEN, “ ‘God of gods and Lord of lords’:
The Theology of Isaac Newton’s General Scholium
to the Principia,” 169–208 [ref. 1681]; Michael J.
C ROWE, “Astronomy and Religion (1780-1915):
Four Case Studies Involving Ideas of Extraterres-
 28. Science & religion
trial Life,” 209–226 [ref. 1739]; Martin F ICHMAN,
“Science in Theistic Contexts: A Case Study of
Alfred Russel Wallace on Human Evolution,” 227–
250 [ref. 2316]; Phillip R. S LOAN, “ ‘The Sense
of Sublimity’: Darwin on Nature and Divinity,”
251–269 [ref. 2006]; Richard E NGLAND, “Natural
Selection, Teleology, and the Logos: From Dar-
win to the Oxford Neo-Darwinists, 1859–1909,”
270–287 [ref. 2315]; Thomas D IXON, “The Psy-
chology of the Emotions in Britain and America in
the Nineteenth Century: The Role of Religious and
Antireligious Commitments,” 288–320 [ref. 2368];
Geoffrey C ANTOR, “Quaker Responses to Dar-
win,” 321–342 [ref. 2311]; Bernard L IGHTMAN,
“Victorian Sciences and Religions: Discordant
Harmonies,” 343–366 [ref. 2003].
226. D UFFIN, Jacalyn. “The Doctor Was Surprised;
or, How to Diagnose a Miracle.” Revised version
of the presidential address presented at the 2006
American Association for the History of Medicine
conference. Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 699–729.
Explores the relationship between physicial diag-
nosis of healing miracles and canonization in the
Roman Catholic Church.
227. F ELDHAY, Rivka. “Authority, Political Theol-
ogy, and the Politics of Knowledge in the Transition
from Medieval to Early Modern Catholicism.” Soc.
Res. 73 (2006): 1065–1092.
228. G INGERICH, Owen. “Fresh Perspectives on the
Galileo Affair.” J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 443–447.
Essay review of Maurice A. F INOCCHIARO, Retry-
ing Galileo, 1633-1992 (2005); Ernan M C M ULLIN
(ed.), The Church and Galileo (2005).
229. H ALL, W. David. “Does Creation Equal Na-
ture? Confronting the Christian Confusion about
Ecology and Cosmology.” J. Amer. Acad. Relig. 73
(2005): 781–812.
230. H ARRINGTON, Anne. “Uneasy Alliances: The
Faith Factor in Medicine; The Health Factor in Reli-
gion.” In Science, Religion, and the Human Experi-
ence, edited by P ROCTOR (2005) [ref. 236], 287–307.
231. H ESS, Peter M. J., and Paul A LLEN. Catholi-
cism and Science. Greenwood Guides to Science and
Religion. (xxvi + 241 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
CT: Greenwood Press, 2008. ISBN: 0313331901.
232. K NIGHT, David M. “Science and Beliefs.” In
Science and Beliefs, edited by David M. K NIGHT and
Matthew D. E DDY (Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing,
2005), 3–13.
233. M EISINGER, Hubert, Willem B. D REES, and
Zbigniew L IANA. (Eds.) Wisdom or Knowledge?
Science, Theology and Cultural Dynamics. Issues in
Science and Theology. (xiii + 157 pp.; bibl.; index.)
New York: T & T Clark International, 2007. ISBN:
0567030997.
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Contents: Hubert M EISINGER, “Introduction:
Mapping the Issues,” 1-9; Dirk E VERS, “Progress
in Science and Theology,” 10-24; Mariano A R -
TIGAS , “Reliability of Science and Its Cultural
Impact,” 25-37 [ref. 163]; Chris W ILTSHER,
“ ‘Don’t Drink from that Dirty Stream!’: The
Decline of Science and Theology as Sources of
Wisdom in Europe,” 38-50; Peter H ARRISON,
“Disjoining Wisdom and Knowledge: Science,
Theology and the Making of Western Moder-
nity,” 51-72; Alexei V. N ESTERUK, “Wisdom
through Communion and Personhood: From Pa-
tristic Theology to Contemporary Science,” 73-90;
Lucio F LORIO, “Walking on Hermeneutic Terri-
tory: The Horizons of Sense for a Pilgrim,” 91-
107; Celia D EANE -D RUMMOND, “Where Streams
Meet? Ecology, Wisdom and Beauty in Bulgakov,
von Balthasar and Aquinas,” 108-126; Michael
F ULLER, “Biotechnology and Ethics: A Locus for
the Reintegration of Science and Wisdom?” 127-
134 [ref. 178]; Antje JACKEL ÉN, “Food Safety
and Food Justice: Impacts of Scientific and Reli-
gious Cultures,” 135-144 [ref. 610]; Walther Ch.
Z IMMERLI, “To Know Is to Make: Knowledge,
Ignorance and Belief in a Technological Society,”
145-152.
234. M URAY, Leslie. Liberal Protestantism and
Science. Greenwood Guides to Science and Religion.
(xxiv + 153 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, CT:
Greenwood Press, 2008. ISBN: 0313337012.
235. N UMBERS, Ronald L. “Epilogue: Science,
Secularization, and Privatization.” In Eminent Lives
in Twentieth-Century Science and Religion, edited by
RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 235–248.
236. P ROCTOR, James D. (Ed.) Science, Religion,
and the Human Experience. (xii + 336 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0195175328.
Contents: James D. P ROCTOR, “Introduction: Re-
thinking Science and Religion,” 3-23; Bruno L A -
TOUR , “ ‘Thou Shall Not Freeze-Frame,’ or, How
Not to Misunderstand the Science and Religion De-
bate,” 27-48; Thomas A. C ARLSON, “Modernity
and the Mystical: Techno-Science, Religion, and
Human Self-Creation,” 49-70; Hilary P UTNAM,
“The Depths and Shallows of Experience,” 71-86;
James D. P ROCTOR, “In We Trust: Science,
Religion, and Authority,” 87-108; Jeffrey Burton
RUSSELL, “Science, Religion, Metaphor, And His-
tory,” 111-128; Daniel C. M ATT, “Kabbalah and
Contemporary Cosmology: Discovering the Reso-
nances,” 129-142; Harold O LIVER, “The Comple-
mentarity of Science and Religion,” 143-162; John
Hedley B ROOKE, “Darwin, Design, and the Uni-
fication of Nature,” 165-183 [ref. 2309]; Michael
RUSE, “Darwinism and Christianity: Must They
Remain at War or Is Peace Possible?” 185-203
[ref. 455]; Ronald L. N UMBERS, “Experiencing
Evolution: Varieties of Psychological Responses
to the Claims of Science and Religion,” 205-233
[ref. 2325]; Pascal B OYER, “Gods and the Men-
tal Instincts that Create Them,” 237-259; Evan
T HOMPSON, “Empathy and Human Experience,”
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261-285; Anne H ARRINGTON, “Uneasy Alliances:

The Faith Factor in Medicine; The Health Factor
in Religion,” 287-307 [ref. 230]; B. Alan WAL -
LACE , “The Intersubjective Worlds of Science and
Religion,” 309-327.

237. ROBERTS, Michael. Evangelicals and Science.

Greenwood Guides to Science and Religion. (xvi +
303 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, CT: Greenwood
Press, 2008. ISBN: 0313331138.

238. T ROSTER, Lawrence. “The Order of Creation

and the Emerging God: Evolution and Divine Action
in the Natural World.” In Jewish Tradition and the
Challenge of Darwinism, edited by C ANTOR and
S WETLITZ (2006) [ref. 805], 225–246.

239. V IDAL, Fernando, and Bernhard K LEEBERG.

“Introduction: Knowledge, Belief, and the Impulse
to Natural Theology.” Introduction to a special issue
“Believing Nature, Knowing God.” Sci. Context 20
(2007): 381–400.
Contents: Rivka F ELDHAY, “Thomist Epistemol-
ogy of Faith: The Road from ‘Scientia’ to Science,”
401–421 [ref. 1007]; Laura Ackerman S MOLLER,
“Astrology and the Sibyls: John of Legnano’s De
adventu Christi and the Natural Theology of the
Later Middle Ages,” 423–450 [ref. 1076]; Scott
M ANDELBROTE, “The Uses of Natural Theol-
ogy in Seventeenth-Century England,” 451–480
[ref. 1406]; Fernando V IDAL, “Miracles, Sci-
ence, and Testimony in Post-Tridentine Saint-
Making,” 481–508 [ref. 1377]; Joan L. R ICHARDS,
“In Search of the ‘Sea-Something’: Reason and
Transcendence in the Frend/De Morgan Family,”
509–536 [ref. 2005]; Bernhard K LEEBERG, “God-
Nature Progressing: Natural Theology in German
Monism,” 537–569 [ref. 2000].

240. W YKSTRA, Stephen J. “Introduction: Religious

Beliefs, Metaphysical Beliefs, and Historiography of
Science.” Introduction to the Osiris volume “Sci-
ence in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions”
[ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 29–46.

241. YOUNG, Christian C., and Mark A. L ARGENT.

Evolution and Creationism: A Documentary and
Reference Guide. (xviii + 298 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2007. ISBN:
0313339538.
A collection of 45 primary source articles and
excerpts written over the past 200 years.

29. SCIENCE AND WAR

242. S UDROW, Anne. “Technik und Krieg. Tagung
der Gesellschaft für Technikgeschichte vom 5. bis 8.
Mar 2005 in Berlin.” Technikgeschichte 72 (2005):
171–176.
D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization
40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
243. C HITTENDEN, David, Graham FARMELO, and
Bruce V. L EWENSTEIN. (Eds.) Creating Connec-
tions: Museums and the Public Understanding of
Current Research. (xiv + 379 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press, 2004. ISBN:
0759104751; 075910476X.
244. H ODARA, Joseph. “Ciencia en la periferia de la
periferia: hacia la formación de colegios virtuales.”
E.I.A.L. 14 (2003): 151–166.
Discusses various research institutes and colleges
in Latin America.
245. JAMES, Frank A. J. L., and Anthony P EERS.
“Constructing Space for Science at the Royal In-
stitution of Great Britain.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007):
130–185.
On how the buildings of the Royal Institution have
shaped its work and how they have been reconfig-
ured to meet new needs of scientific research and
communication.
246. M OORE, Keith. “A Grangerized Copy of Weld’s
History of the Royal Society.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc.
Lond. 62 (2008): 245–250.
247. VASILIYEV, V. I. “Out of the History of the
Academy of Sciences and Its Publishing Complex:
Contribution to the Book Culture of Russia.” [Trans-
lated title.] In Russian. Otechest. Ist. No. 6 (2005):
3–16.
41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
248. A RCHINARD, Margarida. “Une Classification
des Cadrans Solaires.” Ann. Sci. 64 (2007): 471–524.
249. C ROFT, William J. Under the Microscope: A
Brief History of Microscopy. Series in Popular Sci-
ence, 5. (xiii + 138 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Hacken-
sack, NJ: World Scientific, 2006. ISBN: 9810237812.
250. D EKKER, Elly. Catalogue of Orbs, Spheres
and Globes. Cataloghi di raccolte scientifiche, 5.
(188 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Firenze: Giunti, 2004. ISBN:
8809035895.
A catalog of the collection of the Museo di Storia
della Scienza of models of the heavens and the
Earth.
Reviews: [ref. R270]
251. D UNN, Richard. “Made to Measure: Some
Thoughts on the Design of Scientific Instruments.”
In The Whipple Museum of the History of Science,
edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH (2006) [ref. 2766],
121–137.
252. G OUK, Penelope. “Pictures at an Exhibition:
Or What Ivory Sundials Can Teach an Intellectual
Historian.” In The Whipple Museum of the History
of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH (2006)
[ref. 2766], 139–157.
253. I HDE, Don. “Art Precedes Science: or Did
the Camera Obscura Invent Modern Science?” In
Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 383–394.
254. M ARTIN ÓN -T ORRES, Marcos. “The Tools of
the Chymist: Archaeological and Scientific Analyses
of Early Modern Laboratories.” In Chymists and
Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367],
149–163.
255. M OULINIER, Laurence, Line S ALLMANN,
Catherine V ERNA, and Nicolas W EILL -PAROT.
(Eds.) La juste mesure : quantifier, évaluer, me-
surer entre orient et occident, VIIIe-XVIIIe siècle.
Temps et espaces. (200 pp.) Saint-Denis, France:
Presses universitaires de Vincennes, 2005. ISBN:
2842921593.
Contents: Laurence M OULINIER et al., “Intro-
duction,” 7-19; Jacques L EFORT, “Mesure fis-
cale de la terre à Byzance,” 23-33 [ref. 675];
Philippe B ERNARDI, “Pierres réelles ou pierres
de compte ? Notes sur la mesure d’un matériau
de construction,” 35-47 [ref. 1142]; Stéphane
Y ERASIMOS, “Mesures d’espace ottomanes,”
49-56 [ref. 630]; Ahmed D JEBBAR, “Pratiques
métrologiques arabes et savoirs mathématiques,”
59-78 [ref. 662]; Stéphane L AMASS É, “Cal-
cul et marchandises (XIVe–XVe siècles),” 79-97
[ref. 1050]; Joëlle R ICORDEL, “Quantifier la force
des médicaments composés : des exemples en
médecine arabo-musulmane,” 99-116 [ref. 672];
Grégory Q UENET, “Mesurer les catastrophes natu-
relles au siècle des Lumières,” 117-142 [ref. 1785];
Serge G RUZINSKI, “Mesures espagnoles et me-
sures indiennes dans le Mexique du XVIe siècle,”
145-157 [ref. 1286]; Michèle V IROL, “De l’usage
politique de la mesure : l’exemple de la lieue
carrée,” 159-173 [ref. 1587]; Patrice B RET, “Me-
sures et démesures d’ingénieurs. Coudée royale,
canaux, cadastre et cartographie de l’Égypte
(1798–1826),” 175-200 [ref. 2205].
256. PANTALONY, David, Richard L. K REMER, and
Francis J. M ANASEK. Study, Measure, Experiment:
Stories of Scientific Instruments at Dartmouth Col-
lege. (ix + 271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Norwich, Ver-
mont: Terra Nova Press, 2005. ISBN: 0964900092.
Looks at about 150 instruments for teaching and
research in the college’s collection, discussed with
22 43. Professional activities of scientists
sensitivity to their social context.
257. P ITT, Joseph. “Speak to Me.” Metascience 16
(2007): 51–59.
Essay review of Davis BAIRD, Thing Knowledge
(2004).
258. TAVERNOR, Robert. Smoot’s Ear: The Measure
of Humanity. (xvi + 249 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780300124927.
On measurement over the millennia.
259. T URNER, Gerard L’E. “Standardization of Mea-
surement in Microscopy, 1665–1865.” Bull. Sci. Instr.
Soc. No. 92 (2007): 6–12.
260. W HITELAW, Ian. A Measure of All Things: The
Story of Man and Measurement. (160 pp.; ill.; maps;
index.) New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2007. ISBN:
0312370261.
Popular account of the history of measurement.
42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
261. A NTONITSCH, Peter K., Robert K LEIN -
HAGAUER , and Peter M ICHEUZ . “Incorporating His-
tory in Secondary Education Informatics Courses.”
Part of special issue: “History of Informatics”
[ref. 3771]. Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 3 (2008):
56–63.
262. G OODAY, Graeme, John M. LYNCH, Kenneth
G. W ILSON, and Constance K. BARSKY. “Does
Science Education Need the History of Science?”
Part of Focus Section “What is the Value of History
of Science?” [ref. 58]. Isis 99 (2008): 322–330.
263. G REEN, S. J. D., and Peregrine H ORDEN.
(Eds.) All Souls Under the Ancien Régime: Poli-
tics, Learning, and the Arts, c. 1600–1850. (vii +
400 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780199276356.
Includes “Christopher Wren in Midcareer” by
Jim B ENNETT, “Christopher Wren’s Architec-
tural Projects in Oxford” by Roger W HITE, and
“John Norris and Anti-Lockeanism in Oxford” by
Dominik P ERLER.
264. M ANSOUR, Nasser. “Challenges to STS Edu-
cation: Implications for Science Teacher Education.”
Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 482–497.
265. M EDINA -J EREZ, William. “Conceptualizations
of Nature from Science Students in Northeastern
Colombia.” Special issue: IASTS conference issue.
Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 377–385.
“Rural and provincial students’ conceptualizations
of nature in Colombia alongside the science edu-
cation offered in their school communities.” (from
the abstract)
266. M OURA, João Batista Vianey Silveira, Lı́dia
Andrade L OURINHO, Maria Teresa Moreno VALD ÊS,
Mirna Albuquerque F ROTA, and Ana Maria
Fontenelle C ATRIB. “Perspectiva da epistemologia
histórica e a escola promotora de saúde.” Trans-
lated title. [Perspective of Historical Epistemology
and Health Promotion in Schools]. In Portuguese.
Manguinhos 14 (2007): 489–501.
“This article discusses education, especially school
itself, from the philosophical perspective of Gaston
Bachelard and Thomas Kuhn, along with some
aspects of healthcare.” (from the abstract)
267. S UZUKI Zenji. “Roles of the History of Science
in Science Education and Environmental Education.”
In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007):
106–109.
268. VANDERLINDEN, David Winston. “Teaching
the Content and Context of Science: The Effect of
Using Historical Narratives to Teach the Nature of
Science and Science Content in an Undergraduate
Introductory Geology Course.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at Iowa State University, 2007. Advi-
sor: Clough, Michael P. and Joanne K. Olson. Pub.
no. AAT 3274879. 242 pp.
269. YAGER, Robert E. “STS Requires Changes in
Teaching.” Special issue: IASTS conference issue.
Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 386–390.
A study of the use of STS concepts in middle
school science teaching.
43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF
SCIENTISTS
(includes peer review and scientific publication)
270. C ANAPARO, Claudio. “The Nature Effect in
Latin American Science Publications: The Case of
the Journal Redes.” In Science and the Creative
Imagination in Latin America, edited by F ISHBURN
and O RTIZ (2005) [ref. 208], 97–118.
271. G ALISON, Peter, and Lorraine DASTON. “Sci-
entific Coordination as Ethos and Epistemology.” In
Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 296–334.
Explores international scientific collaborations of
the 19th century and concludes with a focus on C.
S. Peirce.
272. I LIFFE, Rob. “Introduction: Technicians.” In-
troduction to special issue: “Technicians.” Notes Rec.
Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 3–16.
Contents: Larry S TEWART, “Assistants to En-
lightenment: William Lewis, Alexander Chisholm
and Invisible Technicians in the Industrial Revolu-
tion,” 17–29 [ref. 1773]; Catherine M. JACKSON,
“Visible Work: The Role of Students in the Cre-
ation of Liebig’s Giessen Research School,” 31–49
[ref. 2165]; Hannah G AY, “Technical Assistance
in the World of London Science, 1850–1900,”
51–75 [ref. 2036]; E. M. TANSEY, “Keeping
the Culture Alive: The Laboratory Technician
 43. Professional activities of scientists 23

in Mid-Twentieth-Century British Medical Re-

search,” 77–95 [ref. 3228]; Jeff H UGHES, “William
Kay, Samuel Devons and Memories of Practice
in Rutherford’s Manchester Laboratory,” 97–121
[ref. 2870]; E. M. TANSEY, “Working with C.
S. Sherrington, 1918–24,” 123–130 [ref. 3002];
E. M. TANSEY, “Working with Cambridge Phys-
iologists,” 131–137 [ref. 3589]; John M ARTIN,
“A Career at the National Physical Laboratory,”
139–148 [ref. 3538].

273. L AUDEL, Grit. “Migration Currents Among the

Scientific Elite.” Minerva 43 (2005): 377–395.

274. S HRUM, Wesley, Joel G ENUTH, and Ivan

C HOMPALOV. Structures of Scientific Collabora-
tion. Inside Technology. (xi + 280 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780262195591.
“Examines multi-organizational collaboration sys-
tematically, drawing on a database of fifty-three
collaborations documented for the Center for
History of Physics of the American Institute of
Physics.” (from the publisher)

275. S OUSA, Celio A. A., and Paul H. J. H ENDRIKS.

“That Obscure Object of Desire: The Management
of Academic Knowledge.” Minerva 45 (2007): 259–
274.
On the professional activities of academic admin-
istrators.
E. Disciplinary Classification
101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
276. C OLLINS, Samuel Gerald. “Making Magic,
Writing Culture: The Magic of the Magic of Moder-
nity.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 489–494.
Essay review of Randall S TYERS, Making Magic
(2004).
277. E BELING, Florian. The Secret History of
Hermes Trismegistus: Hermeticism from Ancient
to Modern Times. (xiii + 158 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780801445460.
278. L EHRICH, Christopher I. The Occult Mind:
Magic in Theory and Practice. (xv + 246 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780801445385.
Explores the history of magic in Western thought
(focusing on the 16th century) through essays
on disparate topics, considering the philosophi-
cal ramifications of the occult on contemporary
knowledge.
279. L ÓPEZ RUIZ, Carolina, Sabino P EREA
Y ÉBENES, and Sofı́a T ORALLAS T OVAR. “Inter-
view to Christopher A. Faraone.” [sic]. MHNH 3
(2003): 291–304.
Faraone works extensively in the field of ancient
magic and religion.
102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY
OF IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
280. C OWARD, Harold G. The Perfectibility of Hu-
man Nature in Eastern and Western Thought. SUNY
Series in Religious Studies. (ix + 219 pp.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Albany: State University of New York Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780791473351.
Chapters discuss individual religious traditions.
281. K REFT, Lev. “The Second Modernity of Natu-
ralist Aesthetics.” Filozofski Vest. 28, no. 2 (2007):
83–98.
282. P OPKIN, Richard H. “Amos Funkenstein and
the History of Skepticism.” In Thinking Impossibili-
ties, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN (2008) [ref. 68],
281–287.
103. MATHEMATICS
283. BARROW-G REEN, June. “ ‘Much necessary for
all sortes of men’: 450 Years of Euclid’s Elements
in English.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006):
2–25.
284. B URN, Bob. “From Archimedes to Limits:
Understanding Real Analysis.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math.
Bull. 21 (2006): 75–85.
Memorial lecture for Neil Bibby at the 2006 His-
tory of Mathematics in Education meeting.
285. C ASE, Bettye Anne, and Anne M. L EGGETT.
(Eds.) Complexities: Women in Mathematics. (xix
+ 412 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0691114625.
On women mathematicians from the 18th century
to the present day.
286. C LARK, Kathleen, and Eleanor ROBSON. “An-
cient Accounting in the Modern Mathematics Class-
room.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 129–
142.
On the collection of 25 cuneiform tablets at Florida
State University and their potential for use in un-
dergraduate education.
287. C ROSSLEY, John N., and David L EIGH -
L ANCASTER. Growing Ideas of Number. (xii +
108 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Melbourne, Australia:
ACER Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780864317094.
288. D’A MBROSIO, Ubiratan. “The Program Eth-
nomathematics and the Challenges of Globalization.”
Circumscribere 1 (2006): 74–82.
289. D ENNISS, John. “Arithmetical Textbooks 1478
to 1886: A Progression?” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull.
21 (2006): 26–33.
290. D UGAC, Pierre. Histoire de l’analyse : Autour
de la notion de limite et de ses voisinages. Edited
by Bernard B RU and Roger L AURENT. (x + 419
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Vuibert, 2003. ISBN:
2711753115.
Reviews: [ref. R299]
291. F ERGUSON, Kitty. The Music of Pythagoras:
How an Ancient Brotherhood Cracked the Code of
the Universe and Lit the Path from Antiquity to Outer
Space. (xiv + 366 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New
York: Walker, 2008. ISBN: 9780802716316.
292. F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ, José, and Jeremy
G RAY. (Eds.) The Architecture of Modern Math-
ematics: Essays in History and Philosophy. (xii +
442 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0198567936.
Contents: J. F ERREIR ÓS and J. J. G RAY, “In-
troduction,” 1-43; Michael B EANEY, “Frege and
the Role of Historical Elucidation: Methodol-
ogy and the Foundations of Mathematics,” 47-66
[ref. 2061]; José F ERREIR ÓS, “Riemann’s Ha-
bilitationsvortrag at the Crossroads of Mathemat-
 103. Mathematics
ics, Physics, and Philosophy,” 67-96 [ref. 2139];
Jamie TAPPENDEN, “The Riemannian Background
to Frege’s Philosophy,” 97-132 [ref. 2101]; Leo
C ORRY, “Axiomatics, Empiricism, and Anschau-
ung in Hilbert’s Conception of Geometry: Be-
tween Arithmetic and General Relativity,” 133-156
[ref. 2064]; Jeremy AVIGAD, “Methodology and
Metaphysics in the Development of Dedekind’s
Theory of Ideals,” 159-186 [ref. 2059]; Colin
M C L ARTY, “Emmy Noether’s ‘Set Theoretic’
Topology: From Dedekind to the Rise of Functors,”
187-208 [ref. 2090]; Paolo M ANCOSU, “Tarski
on Models and Logical Consequence,” 209-237
[ref. 2794]; Jean-Pierre M ARQUIS, “A Path to the
Epistemology of Mathematics: Homotopy The-
ory,” 239-260 [ref. 2807]; Moritz E PPLE, “Felix
Hausdorff’s Considered Empiricism,” 263-289
[ref. 2783]; Erhard S CHOLZ, “Practice-Related
Symbolic Realism in H. Weyl’s Mature View of
Mathematical Knowledge,” 291-309 [ref. 2816];
Hourya Benis S INACEUR, “From Kant to Hilbert:
French Philosophy of Concepts in the Beginning
of the Twentieth Century,” 311-337 [ref. 2799];
Wilfried S IEG, “Relative Consistency and Accessi-
ble Domains,” 339-368 [ref. 305]; Jeremy G RAY,
“Modern Mathematics as a Cultural Phenomenon,”
371-396 [ref. 2076].
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293. G RATTAN -G UINNESS, I. “Decline, then Re-
covery: An Overview of Activity in the History of
Mathematics during the Twentieth Century.” Hist.
Sci. 42 (2004): 279–312.
On 20th-century work in the discipline of the
history of mathematics.
294. H ERREMAN, Alain. La topologie et ses
signes: Éléments pour une histoire sémiotique des
mathématiques. (348 pp.; ill.) Paris: Harmattan,
2000. ISBN: 2738489451.
Reviews: [ref. R473]
295. H OLLINGS, Christopher David. “The History
of the 2-, 4- and 8-square Identities.” Brit. Soc. Hist.
Math. Bull. 21 (2006): 111–118.
296. K ATZ, Victor J. (Ed.) The Mathematics of
Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, India, and Islam: A
Sourcebook. (xiv + 685 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780691114859.
Includes introductions and commentary to pri-
mary sources by specialists in different fields:
Annette I MHAUSEN (Egypt), Eleanor ROBSON
(Mesopotamia), Joseph DAUBEN (China), Kim
P LOFKER (India), and J. Lennart B ERGGREN (Is-
lam).
297. K LEINER, Israel. A History of Abstract Algebra.
(xiii + 168 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston, Mass.:
Birkhäuser, 2007. ISBN: 9780817646844.
Uses historical framework to teach mathematical
concepts.
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298. KOETSIER, Teun, and Luc B ERGMANS. (Eds.)
Mathematics and the Divine: A Historical Study. (xiii
+ 701 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Elsevier,
2005. ISBN: 0444503285.
The essays in the book range across the globe
and the centuries from ancient Chinese number
mysticism to the mystical ideas of Arthur Ed-
dington. Contributors: Ho P ENG -YOKE, Kim
P LOFKER, Reviel N ETZ, Ian M UELLER, Jean-
François M ATT ÉI, Dominic J. O’M EARA, Marie-
Pierre T ERRIEN, David A. K ING, Faith WALLIS,
Ruben H AYOUN, Charles L OHR, Hugue G AR -
CIA , Edith Dudley S YLLA , Jean-Michel C OUNET,
Teun KOETSIER, Karin R EICH, Ivo S CHNEIDER,
Eberhard K NOBLOCH, Volker R. R EMMERT, An-
dre C HARRAK, Jean-Marie N ICOLLE, Donald
A DAMSON, Ger H ARMSEN, Philip B EELEY, Sieg-
mund P ROBST, Kees de PATER, Herbert B REGER,
Wolfgang B REIDERT, Ruediger T HIELE, Luc
B ERGMANS, Arthur S CHOPENHAUER, L. E. J.
B ROUWER, Sergei S. D EMIDOV, Charles E. F ORD,
Francois De G ANDT, Bruno P INCHARD, and Al-
bert van der S CHOOT.
299. K UNKEL, Paul. “The Tangency Problem of
Apollonius: Three Looks.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math.
Bull. 22 (2007): 34–46.
On three different solutions to this problem by
Franc ois Viète, Isaac Newton, and Joseph-Diaz
Gergonne.
300. M ASON, John. “Bartering Problems in Arith-
metic Books 1450–1890.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull.
22 (2007): 160–181.
301. M ENG Hu. “Historical Reflection on the Real
Number System.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J.
Dial. Natur. 29, no. 6 (2007): 78–83.
Compares the history of the real number system in
China and the West.
302. P EIFFER, Jeanne. “Entre mathématiques et art.”
Part of special issue “Mémorial René Taton” [ref. 75].
Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 429–442.
303. S AKAROVITCH, Joël. “Géométrie descriptive et
expérimentations constructives.” Part of special issue
“Mémorial René Taton” [ref. 75]. Arch. Int. Hist. Sci.
57 (2007): 443–454.
304. S CH ÄRLIG, Alain. Compter du bout des doigts :
Cailloux, jetons et bouliers, de Périclès à nos jours.
(294 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Lausanne: Presses Polytech-
niques et Universitaires Romandes, 2006. ISBN:
2880746809.
305. S IEG, Wilfried. “Relative Consistency and
Accessible Domains.” In The Architecture of Modern
Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ
and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 339–368.
306. S TEWART, Ian. Why Beauty Is Truth: A History
of Symmetry. (xiii + 290 pp.; ill.; index.) New York:
Basic Books, 2007. ISBN: 9780465082360.
26 110. Astronomy; cosmology
307. T OBIES, Renate. Biographisches Lexikon in
Mathematik promovierter Personen an deutschen
Universitäten und Technischen Hochschulen, WS
1907/08 bis WS 1944/45. Algorismus, 58. (402 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Augsburg: E. Rauner, 2006. ISBN:
9783936905212.
Reviews: [ref. R1016]
308. T OURN ÈS, Dominique. “Pour une histoire du
calcul graphique.” Rev. Hist. Math. 6 (2000): 127–
161.
110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
309. BAUM, Richard. Haunted Observatory: Cu-
riosities from the Astronomer’s Cabinet. (416 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books,
2007. ISBN: 9781591025122.
On the mystery and wonder of astronomy as un-
derstood through a study of celestial curiosities in
an age in which analogy and imagination guided
scientific exploration.
310. H ELDEN, Albert van. Huygens’s Ring,
Cassini’s Division, and Saturn’s Children. Dibner
Library Lecture. (42 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Washington, D.
C.: Smithsonian Institution Libraries, 2006.
311. H ETHERINGTON, Norriss S. Planetary Mo-
tions: A Historical Perspective. Greenwood Guides
to Great Ideas in Science. (xvi + 224 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2006.
ISBN : 031333241X.
312. H OLBERG, J. B. Sirius: Brightest Diamond
in the Night Sky. Springer-Praxis Books in Popular
Astronomy. (xvi + 250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Springer, 2007. ISBN: 9780387489414.
A cultural historical study of this star since ancient
times.
Reviews: [ref. R482]
313. H UTCHINS, Roger. British University Observa-
tories, 1772–1939. Science, Technology and Culture,
1700–1945. (xxiii + 533 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Burlington, VT: Ashgate Publishing Company, 2008.
ISBN : 9780754632504.
314. K APEL, Martin. The Structure and Mathematics
of the Principal Calendars of the Western World:
Muslim, Gregorian, Jewish, and Other Systems. (xiv
+ 184 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin
Mellen Press, 2006. ISBN: 0773459537.
Reviews: [ref. R555]
315. K UGEL, Alexis. Spheres: The Art of the Ce-
lestial Mechanic. (254 pp.; ill.) Paris: J. Kugel,
2002.
A catalog of an exhibit of terrestrial and celes-
tial globes and mechanical orreries dating from
antiquity to the early 19th century.
Reviews: [ref. R599]
316. K URTZ, D. W. (Ed.) Transits of Venus: New
Views of the Solar System and Galaxy. Proceedings
of the 196th Colloquium of the International Astro-
nomical Union held in Preston, Lancashire, United
Kingdom: 7-11 June 2004. IAU Symposium and
Colloquium Proceedings Series, 196. (xvi + 538 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2005. ISBN: 0521849071.
The articles in this volume cover the various ex-
peditions and observations of the transits of Venus
from the 17th to the 20th centuries.
Reviews: [ref. R603]
317. M AOR, Eli. Venus in Transit. (240 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University Press,
2004. ISBN: 0691115893.
On the histories of observations of the transits from
the 17th century to the present.
318. M C C ALL, G. J. H., A. J. B OWDEN, and Richard
J. H OWARTH. (Eds.) The History of Meteoritics and
Key Meteorite Collections: Fireballs, Falls and Finds.
Geological Society Special Publication, 256. (vi +
513 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: The Geological
Society, 2006. ISBN: 1862391947.
319. M OSLEY, Adam. “Spheres and Texts on
Spheres: The Book–Instrument Relationship and
an Armillary Sphere in the Whipple Museum of the
History of Science.” In The Whipple Museum of the
History of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH
(2006) [ref. 2766], 301–318.
320. M UNNS, David P. D. “The Challenge of Varia-
tions: The Observational Traditions of Ptolemy and
Aristotle, and Copernicus’ Heliocentric Solution.”
Nuncius 22 (2007): 223–259.
321. P EDERSEN, Olaf, and Helge K RAGH. Fra kaos
til kosmos: verdensbilledets historie gennem 3000 år.
(399 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) København: Gyldendal,
2000. ISBN: 8700384585.
Reviews: [ref. R792]
322. R AYMO, Chet. Walking Zero: Discovering
Cosmic Space and Time along the Prime Meridian.
(xiii + 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walker
& Co., 2006. ISBN: 0802714943.
323. ROBREDO, Jean-François. Du cosmos au big
bang : la révolution philosophique. Science, histoire
et société. (x + 127 pp.; bibl.) Paris: Presses universi-
taires de France, 2006. ISBN: 2130558763.
324. S TEELE, John M. A Brief Introduction to As-
tronomy in the Middle East. (153 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) London; San Francisco: Saqi, 2008. ISBN:
9780863564284, 0863564283.
From ancient to medieval times.
325. S TEPHENSON, F. Richard, and David A.
G REEN. “A Reappraisal of Some Proposed Historical
Supernovae.” J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 217–229.
 112. Physics; exact sciences in general
326. W OOLFSON, Michael. The Formation of the
Solar System: Theories Old and New. (xxii + 318 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Imperial College Press,
2007. ISBN: 9781860948244.
Covers the history from ancient times to the
present.
111. ASTROLOGY
327. B OBRICK, Benson. The Fated Sky: Astrology in
History. (viii + 369 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Simon & Schuster, 2005. ISBN: 0743224825.
112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
328. A NASTOPOULOS, Charis. Particle or Wave:
The Evolution of the Concept of Matter in Modern
Physics. (xx + 410 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Prince-
ton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780691135120.
A survey of ideas from Copernicus to the present.
329. BAUDET, Jean. Penser le monde : une histoire
de la physique jusqu’en 1900. Histoire des sciences.
(283 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Vuibert, 2006.
ISBN : 2711753751.
Broad overview for a general audience.
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330. C ROWE, Michael J. Mechanics from Aristo-
tle to Einstein. (xxii + 331 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Santa Fe, N. M.: Green Lion Press, 2007. ISBN:
9781888009323.
“Included are substantial selections from the writ-
ings of Aristotle, Oresme, Descartes, Galileo, Huy-
gens, Newton, and Einstein.” (from the publisher)
331. D ECAEN, Christopher A. “The Impossibility of
Action at a Distance.” In Wisdom’s Apprentice, edited
by K WASNIEWSKI (2007) [ref. 1005], 173–200.
332. D OUGHERTY, Jude P. “Physics and Philoso-
phy.” In Wisdom’s Apprentice, edited by K WAS -
NIEWSKI (2007) [ref. 1005], 201–213.
333. E MCH, Gérard G. “Models and the Dynamics
of Theory-Building in Physics. Part I—Modeling
Strategies.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 38 (2007):
558–585.
See also Gérard G. E MCH, “Models and the Dy-
namics of Theory-Building in Physics. Part II—
Case Studies” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 38
(2007): 683–723.
334. E SPAGNAT, Bernard d.’ On Physics and Phi-
losophy. (ix + 503 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0691119643.
Focus is on quantum physics.
Reviews: [ref. R317]
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335. FAULHABER, Priscila. “Interrogando as teorias
sobre o arco-ı́ris.” Translated title. [Understanding
the Theories about the Rainbow]. In Portuguese.
Manguinhos 14 (2007): 503–527.
“We focus the debate between scientific logic and
mythic thinking in the history of science.” (from
the abstract)
336. F ESTA, Egidio, and Sophie ROUX. “The
Enigma of the Inclined Plane from Heron to Galileo.”
In Mechanics and Natural Philosophy before the Sci-
entific Revolution, edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008)
[ref. 344], 195–222.
337. F RANKLIN, Allan. No Easy Answers: Science
and the Pursuit of Knowledge. (xii + 258 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh
Press, 2005. ISBN: 082294250X.
Uses historical case studies in atomic and sub-
atomic physics to discuss the philosophy of sci-
ence.
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338. H ENRY, John. “Physics in Edinburgh: From
Napier’s Bones to Higgs’s Boson.” Under the heading
“The Physical Tourist.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 468–
501.
339. H ENTSCHEL, Klaus. Unsichtbares Licht?
Dunkle Wärme? Chemische Strahlen? Eine wis-
senschaftshistorische und -theoretische Analyse von
Argumenten für das Klassifizieren von Strahlungs-
sorten 1650–1925 mit Schwerpunkt auf den Jahren
1770–1850. (665 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Verlag für
Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften und Technik,
2007. ISBN: 9783928186841.
340. JAMMER, Max. “Concepts of Time in Physics:
A Synopsis.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 266–280.
Pais Prize Lecture, which was presented at the
APS meeting in Jacksonville, Florida, on April 16,
2007. “I summarize the historical development of
concepts of time in physics from antiquity to the
end of the twentieth century.” (from the abstract)
341. J UNG, Tobias. “Bemerkungen zum Begriff der
Zeit in der relativistischen Kosmologie.” Phil. Natur.
43 (2006): 289–312.
342. K UBBINGA, Henk. De molecularisering van
het wereldbeeld. (2 vols.; xxxv + 1034 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Hilversum: Verloren, 2005. ISBN:
9065507310; 9065507339.
Covers ancient period to 20th century with a heavy
focus on 19th and 20th centuries.
Reviews: [ref. R598]
343. L ACKI, Jan. “The Physical Tourist. Geneva:
From the Science of the Enlightenment to CERN.”
Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 231–252.
344. L AIRD, Walter Roy, and Sophie ROUX. (Eds.)
Mechanics and Natural Philosophy before the Sci-
28 113. Chemistry
entific Revolution. Boston Studies in the Philosophy
of Science, 254. (viii + 306 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9781402059667.
Contents: Mark J. S CHIEFSKY, “Theory and Prac-
tice in Heron’s Mechanics,” 15-50 [ref. 921]; Jean
C ELEYRETTE, “Bradwardine’s Rule: A Mathe-
matical Law?” 51-66 [ref. 1080]; Edith Dudley
S YLLA, “The Origin and Fate of Thomas Bradwar-
dine’s De proportionibus velocitatum in motibus in
Relation to the History of Mathematics,” 67-120
[ref. 1055]; Jürgen S ARNOWSKY, “Concepts of
Impetus and the History of Mechanics,” 121-148
[ref. 1086]; Christiane V ILAIN, “Circular and Rec-
tilinear Motion in the Mechanica and in the 16th
Century,” 149-172 [ref. 1265]; Walter Roy L AIRD,
“Nature, Mechanics, and Voluntary Movement
in Giuseppe Moletti’s Lectures on the Pseudo-
Aristotelian Mechanica,” 173-184 [ref. 1261];
Mario Otto H ELBING, “Mechanics and Natural
Philosophy in Late 16th-Century Pisa: Cesalpino
and Buonamici, Humanist Masters of the Fac-
ulty of Arts,” 185-194 [ref. 1260]; Egidio F ESTA
and Sophie ROUX, “The Enigma of the Inclined
Plane from Heron to Galileo,” 195-222 [ref. 336];
Jochen B ÜTTNER, “The Pendulum as a Challeng-
ing Object in Early-Modern Mechanics,” 223-238
[ref. 1256]; Victor NAVARRO B ROTONS, “Me-
chanics in Spain at the End of the 16th Century and
the Madrid Academy of Mathematics,” 239-258
[ref. 1262]; Geert VANPAEMEL, “Mechanics and
Mechanical Philosophy in Some Jesuit Mathemati-
cal Textbooks of the Early 17th Century,” 259-274
[ref. 1538].
345. L EWIS, Christopher J. T. Heat and Thermody-
namics: A Historical Perspective. Greenwood Guides
to Great Ideas in Science. (xxi + 199 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0313333327.
346. L EWIS, Peter J. “Uncertainty and Probability
for Branching Selves.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys.
38 (2007): 1–14.
On the many-worlds interpretation of quantum
mechanics proposed by Hugh Everett III.
347. M ARTIN -ROBINE, Florence. Histoire du prin-
cipe de moindre action : trois siècles de principes
variationnels de Fermat à Feynman. (iv + 226 pp.;
ill.; bibl.) Paris: Vuibert, 2006. ISBN: 2711771512.
348. M C C RACKEN, Garry M., and P. E. S TOTT.
Fusion: The Energy of the Universe. Complementary
Science Series. (260 pp.) Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2004.
ISBN : 012481851X.
Reviews: [ref. R694]
349. M ULDOON, Ciara Aisling. “Shall I Compare
Thee to a Pressure Wave? Visualization, Analogy,
Insight and Communication in Physics.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. C 68/02 (2007): 629.
Dissertation at University of Bath, 2006. Pub.
no. AAT C828504. 379 pp. On the nature of
visualization in modern physics.
350. P RICE, Huw, and Richard C ORRY. (Eds.) Cau-
sation, Physics, and the Constitution of Reality: Rus-
sell’s Republic Revisited. (403 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780199278190.
Essays that consider Bertrand Russell’s argument
that modern physics challenges the foundations of
the relationship between cause and effect.
351. ROSMORDUC, Jean, Vinca ROSMORDUC, and
Françoise D UTOUR. Les révolutions de l’optique et
l’oeuvre de Fresnel. Collection “Inflexions.” (vi +
168 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Vuibert, 2004. ISBN:
2711753646.
Broad-ranging discussion of theories of light and
optics through the ages.
Reviews: [ref. R871]
352. S LUCKIN, Timothy J., David A. D UNMUR, and
Horst S TEGEMEYER. Crystals that Flow: Classic
Papers from the History of Liquid Crystals. The
Liquid Crystals Book Series. (xxii + 738 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) London: Taylor & Francis, 2004. ISBN:
9780415257893.
Reviews: [ref. R948]
353. T ROTTMANN, Christian, and Anca VASILIU.
(Eds.) Du visible à l’intelligible : lumière et ténèbres
de l’Antiquité à la Renaissance. Papers from two
conferences sponsored by CESR de Tours. Le savoir
de Mantice, 10. (400 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: H.
Champion, 2004. ISBN: 2745311638.
113. CHEMISTRY
354. G IUNTA, Carmen J. “Looking Ahead: Keep-
ing History of Chemistry Relevant to the Future of
Chemistry (1).” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32 (2007): 98–103.
On how HIST, a division of the American Chemical
Society, can be relevant to the field of chemistry
education and how it can utilize online resources
effectively.
355. H ARGITTAI, Balazs, and Magdolna H ARGIT-
TAI . “The Use of Artistic Analogies in Chemical Re-
search and Education, Part 2.” Leonardo 40 (2007):
357–361.
356. H EILBRONNER, Edgar, and Foil A. M ILLER.
A Philatelic Ramble through Chemistry. (ix + 268
pp.; ill.) Zürich: Verl. Helvetica Chimica Acta, 2004.
ISBN : 3906390314.
Short essays on topics in chemistry related to
postage stamps and other philatelic items.
Reviews: [ref. R463]
357. J ONES, Paul R. “Communicating the History of
Chemistry.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32 (2007): 82–86.
On publications about the history of chemistry
since the 19th century.
 114. Alchemy
358. K ARPENKO, Vladimı́r. “Not All That Glitters Is
Gold: Gold Imitations in History.” Ambix 54 (2007):
172–191.
“Imitation gold was produced by metallurgists, and
later also by alchemists. This paper is about gold
imitations that did not contain any precious metal.”
(from the abstract)
359. K NIGHT, David. “Voyaging in Strange Seas of
Thought.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 275–279.
Essay review of Allen G. D EBUS, The Chemical
Promise (2006).
360. K UTNEY, Gerald. Sulfur: History, Technol-
ogy, Applications & Industry. (241 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Toronto: ChemTec Publishing, 2007. ISBN:
9781895198379.
361. S EEMAN, Jeffrey I. “Influences of HIST and
the History of Chemistry on the Course of Chemistry,
Examples of Synergy (1, 2).” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32
(2007): 87–96.
Explains the accomplishments of HIST, a division
of the American Chemical Society, as well as the
influence of historians of chemistry on chemists.
362. S IODA, Roman Edmund. Wczesna historia che-
mii analitycznej: zródla, technika pracy i materialy
pomocnicze: wzgledy teoretyczne i odkrycia. (56
pp.; ill.) Siedlce, Poland: Wydawnictwo Akademii
Podlaskiej, 2006. ISBN: 8370516068.
On the early history of analytical chemistry.
Reviews: [ref. R942]
363. V IHALEMM, Rein. “Philosophy of Chemistry
and the Image of Science.” Found. Sci. 12 (2007):
223–234.
114. ALCHEMY
364. C ORTESI, Paolo. Alla ricerca della pietra fi-
losofale: storia e segreti dell’alchimia. I volti della
storia, 113. (285 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Rome: New-
ton & Compton, 2002. ISBN: 8882896765.
365. O GILVY, Guy. The Alchemist’s Kitchen: Ex-
traordinary Potions and Curious Notions. Wooden
Books. (58 pp.; ill.) New York: Walker, 2006. ISBN:
0802715400.
366. P ÉREZ PARIENTE, Joaquı́n, and Miguel L ÓPEZ
P ÉREZ. (Eds.) Alquimia: Ciencia y pensamiento a
través de los libros. (155 pp.; ill.) Madrid: Com-
plutense University Press, 2005. ISBN: 8474917921.
Includes chapters by Allen G. D EBUS, Mar R EY
B UENO, Harold J. C OOK, Jose RODRIGUEZ, and
William C. E AMON.
Reviews: [ref. R798]
367. P RINCIPE, Lawrence M. (Ed.) Chymists and
Chymistry: Studies in the History of Alchemy and
Early Modern Chemistry. (xiii + 274 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
29
index.) Sagamore Beach: Science History Publica-
tions, 2007. ISBN: 9780881353969.
Contents: Didier K AHN, “King Henry IV,
Alchemy, and Paracelsianism in France, 1589–
1610,” 1-11 [ref. 1273]; Bruce T. M ORAN, “The
Less Well-Known Libavius: Spirits, Powers, and
Metaphors in the Practice of Knowing Nature,”
13-24 [ref. 1276]; Peter F ORSHAW, “Alchemical
Exegesis: Fractious Distillations of the Essence
of Hermes,” 25-38; Stephen C LUCAS, “Alchemy
and Certainty in the Seventeenth Century,” 39-
51 [ref. 1549]; Dane T. DANIEL, “Coping with
Heresy: Suchten, Toxites, and the Early Recep-
tion of Paracelsus’s Theology,” 53-62; Margaret D.
G ARBER, “Transitioning from Transubstantiation
to Transmutation: Catholic Anxieties over Chymi-
cal Matter Theory at the University of Prague,”
63-76 [ref. 1541]; Hiro H IRAI, “Kircher’s Chymi-
cal Interpretation of the Creation and Spontaneous
Generation,” 77-87 [ref. 1570]; William R. N EW-
MAN , “Newton’s Theory of Metallic Generation in
the Previously Neglected Text ‘Humores minerales
continuo decidunt,’ ” 89-99 [ref. 1558]; Wouter J.
H ANEGRAAFF, “Pseudo-Lullian Alchemy and the
Mercurial Phoenix: Giovanni da Correggio’s De
Quercu Iulii pontificis sive De lapide philosoph-
ico,” 101-112; Barbara O BRIST, “Nude Nature
and the Art of Alchemy in Jean Perréal’s Early
Sixteenth-Century Miniature,” 113-124; Allison
B. K AVEY, “Mercury Falling: Gender Malleabil-
ity and Sexual Fluidity in Early Modern Popular
Alchemy,” 125-135; Gabriele F ERRARIO, “Origins
and Transmission of the Liber de aluminibus et
salibus,” 137-148; Marcos M ARTIN ÓN -T ORRES,
“The Tools of the Chymist: Archaeological and
Scientific Analyses of Early Modern Laborato-
ries,” 149-163 [ref. 254]; R. Werner S OUKUP,
“Crucibles, Cupels, Cucurbits: Recent Results
of Research on Paracelsian Alchemy in Austria
around 1600,” 165-172; Tara N UMMEDAL, “On
the Utility of Alchemical Fraud,” 173-180; Victor
D. B OANTZA, “Reflections on Matter and Man-
ner: Duclos Reads Boyle, 1668–69,” 181-192
[ref. 1539]; Luc P ETERSCHMITT, “The Cartesians
and Chemistry: Cordemoy, Rohault, Régis,” 193-
202 [ref. 1544]; Bernard J OLY, “Quarrels between
Etienne-François Geoffroy and Louis Lémery at
the Académie Royale des Sciences in the Early
Eighteenth Century: Mechanism and Alchemy,”
203-214 [ref. 1775]; Ku-Ming (Kevin) C HANG,
“From Vitalistic Cosmos to Materialistic World:
The Lineage of Johann Joachim Becher and Georg
Ernst Stahl and the Shift of Early Modern Chymi-
cal Cosmology,” 215-225 [ref. 1540]; John C.
P OWERS, “Scrutinizing the Alchemists: Herman
Boerhaave and the Testing of Chymistry,” 227-
238 [ref. 1554]; Hjalmar F ORS, “Occult Traditions
and Enlightened Science: The Swedish Board
of Mines as an Intellectual Environment, 1680–
1760,” 239-252; Claus P RIESNER, “Alchemy and
Enlightenment in Germany: Ideas, Biographies,
Secret Societies and a Changing Cultural Context,”
253-264.
368. V IANO, Cristina. (Ed.) L’alchimie et ses ra-
cines philosophiques : La tradition grecque et la
tradition arabe. Histoire des doctrines de l’Antiquité
30 120. Earth & atmospheric sciences
classique, 32. (242 pp.; bibl.) Paris: Vrin, 2005.
ISBN : 2711617548.
Contents: Cristina V IANO, “Introduction,” 9-
12; Luc B RISSON, “La théorie de la ‘matière’
dans le Timée de Platon et sa critique par Aris-
tote dans la Physique,” 15-35 [ref. 918]; Jean-
Baptiste G OURINAT, “La théorie stoı̈cienne de
la matière : entre le matérialisme et une relec-
ture ‘corporaliste’ du Timée,” 37-62 [ref. 878];
Denis O’B RIEN, “Matière et émanation dans les
Ennéades de Plotin,” 63-87 [ref. 920]; Cristina
V IANO, “Les alchimistes gréco-alexandrins et
le Timée de Platon,” 91-107 [ref. 925]; Henri
Dominique S AFFREY, “Mort et transformation
de la matière. À propos d’un locus desperatus
des Mémoires authentiques de Zosime de Pa-
nopolis (X 6.130),” 109-111 [ref. 924]; Maria
K. PAPATHANASSIOU, “L’œuvre alchimique de
Stéphanos d’Alexandrie : structures et transforma-
tions de la matière, unité et pluralité, l’énigme des
philosophes,” 113-133 [ref. 923]; Andrée C OL -
INET , “L’Anonyme de Zuretti. Un traité alchimique
italo-grec de 1300,” 135-152 [ref. 1090]; Ulrich
RUDOLPH, “La connaissance des Présocratiques
à l’aube de la philosophie et de l’alchimie is-
lamiques,” 155-170 [ref. 660]; Paola C ARUSI,
“Génération, corruption, et transmutation. Em-
bryologie et cosmologie dans l’alchimie islamique
au Xe siècle,” 171-187 [ref. 658]; Yves M AR -
QUET , “La place de l’alchimie dans les Épı̂tres des
Frères de la Pureté,” 189-200 [ref. 659]; Pierre
T HILLET, “Remarques sur le Liber Quartorum
du pseudo-Platon (Kitāb al-rawābı̄’ li-Aflāt.ūn),”
201-232 [ref. 661].
369. V ICKERS, Brian. “The ‘New Historiography’
and the Limits of Alchemy.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008):
127–156.
Essay review of George S TARKEY, Alchemi-
cal Laboratory Notebooks and Correspondence
Edited by William R. N EWMAN and Lawrence
M. P RINCIPE. (2004); William R. N EWMAN,
Promethean Ambitions (2004); Lauren K AS -
SELL, Medicine and Magic in Elizabethan London
(2005).
120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC
SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
370. B ELLI, Gabriella, Paola G IACOMONI, and
Anna OTTANI C AVINA. (Eds.) Montagna: Arte,
scienza, mito da Dürer a Warhol. (614 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.) Milano: Skira, 2003. ISBN: 8884917034.
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museo di arte
moderna e contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto,
Rovereto, Italy, Dec. 19, 2003–Apr. 18, 2004.
Partial contents: Paolo ROSSI, “Il cielo, il tempo,
le montagne,” 103-116; Alessandro M IORELLI,
“Sogni di caverne e caverne da sogni Realtà e
finzioni seicentesche tra Shakespeare e Kircher,”
117-129; Paola G IACOMONI, “Un sogno di perfe-
zione: il cristallo,” 131-137; Paola G IACOMONI,
“La montagna come rovina del tempo: il XVII se-
colo,” 145-157; Annie-Paule Q UINSAC, “Scienza,
etica, ‘speculum dei’: la montagna nell’opera di
John Ruskin,” 171-176; Roberta J. M. O LSON, “Le
montagne nella pittura americana, dove giungono
ispirazioni e opportunità dal sublime attraverso la
dottrina del ‘Manifest Destiny,’ ” 189-201; Renato
G. M AZZOLINI, “Ritratti con montagna: Goethe
e Alexander von Humboldt,” 203-214; Nicolaas
RUPKE, “La vista del Chimborazo: Alexander
von Humboldt e lo studio globale delle monta-
gne,” 223-231; Luca C IANCIO, “ ‘Rappresentare
il Vero’: La raffigurazione dei basalti colonnari
del Veneto tra ricerca di ‘esattezza’ ed esigenze
del pittoresco,” 233-251; Paola G IACOMONI, “La
misura del mondo,” 293-319; Gabriella B ELLI,
“La montagna come fenomeno: i romantici,” 321-
373; Paola G IACOMONI, “Le forme della natura,”
375-395.
371. B ERSENEV, V. L., V. V. Z APARIY, and V. P.
M ETREVICH. “The Mining and Metallurgical Urals
in the XVIIth-XXth Centuries: Selected Works.”
[Translated title.] In Russian. Otechest. Ist. No. 3
(2006): 194–195.
372. C ARTWRIGHT, Julyan H. E., and Hisami
NAKAMURA. “Tsunami: A History of the Term
and of Scientific Understanding of the Phenomenon
in Japanese and Western Culture.” Notes Rec. Roy.
Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 151–166.
On how the term came to be adopted in English.
373. C ORSI, Pietro. “Introduction to Thematic Set
of Papers on Geological Surveys.” Introduction to
special issue: Geological Mapping and Geological
Surveys. Earth Sci. Hist. 26 (2007): 5–12.
Contents: Simon J. K NELL, “The Sustainability
of Geological Mapmaking: The Case of the Geo-
logical Survey of Great Britain,” 13–29; Isabelle
L ABOULAIS, “From Sketches to Publication: The
Genesis of the Essai d’une carte géologique by
Omalius d’Halloy and Coquebert de Montbret
(1810–1823),” 31–53; Pierre S AVATON, “The First
Detailed Geological Maps of France: Contributions
of Local Scientists and Mining Engineers,” 55–73;
Eric G ROESSENS and Marie-Claire Groessens-
Van DYCK, “Two Hundred Years of Geological
Mapping in Belgium, from d’Omalius d’Halloy to
the Belgian Federal State,” 75–84; Ana C ARNEIRO
and Teresa Salomé M OTA, “The Geological Survey
of Portugal (1857–1948): An Overview,” 85–96;
Pietro C ORSI, “Much Ado about Nothing: The
Italian Geological Survey, 1861–2006,” 97–125;
Christer N ORDLUND, “Between Science and In-
dustry: On the Establishment, Organisation, and
Practices of the Swedish Geological Surveys in the
Nineteenth Century,” 127–149; Silvia F. de. M.
F IGUEIR ÔA, “Geological Surveys in the Tropics:
The Brazilian Experience (1875–1934),” 151–171.
374. D ÖRRIES, Matthias, and Christophe M ASUTTI.
“Introduction: Changing Climate—Modeling Cli-
mate.” Symposium on climate change. Hist. Stud.
Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (2006): 1–2.
Contents: James Rodger F LEMING, “The Patho-
logical History of Weather and Climate Modi-
fication: Three Cycles of Promise and Hype,”
3–25 [ref. 2184]; Christophe M ASUTTI, “Frederic
 122. Natural history
Clements, Climatology, and Conservation in the
1930s,” 27–48 [ref. 2957]; Matthias H EYMANN,
“Modeling Reality: Practice, Knowledge, and Un-
certainty in Atmospheric Transport Simulation,”
49–85 [ref. 3553]; Matthias D ÖRRIES, “In the
Public Eye: Volcanology and Climate Change
Studies in the 20th Century,” 87–125 [ref. 2933].
375. F R ÄNGSMYR, Tore. “Between the Deluge and
the Ice Age.” In Advancements of Learning, edited by
H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10], 133–152.
On Swedish scientists’ efforts to understand sea
level change from the late 17th to the early 20th
centuries.
376. K ENNEDY, Barbara A. Inventing the Earth:
Ideas on Landscape Development since 1740. (x +
160 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Malden, Mass.:
Blackwell, 2006. ISBN: 9781405101875.
“Chronicles how successive generations of natural
philosophers, geologists and geomorphologists
have come to invent the view of the Earth over the
past 250 years.” (from the abstract)
Reviews: [ref. R562]
377. KOZ ÁK, Jan, and David R. O LDROYD. “Intro-
duction to Thematic Set of Papers on the History of
Geophysics.” Introduction to a special issue: Articles
on the History of Geophysics Presented at the INHI-
GEO Symposium, Prague July 2005. Earth Sci. Hist.
26 (2007): 195–199.
Contents: Richard J. H OWARTH, “Gravity Survey-
ing in Early Geophysics. I. From Time-Keeping
to Figure of the Earth,” 201–228; Richard J.
H OWARTH, “Gravity Surveying in Early Geo-
physics. II. From Mountains to Salt Domes,”
229–261; Johannes S CHWEITZER, “The Birth of
Modern Seismology in the Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth Centuries,” 263–280; Gregory A. G OOD,
“Magnetic World: The Historiography of an In-
herently Complex Science, Geomagnetism, in the
20th Century,” 281–299; Vladimir C ERM ÁK, “Ter-
restrial Heat Flow Studies: History of Knowledge
and Principal Achievements,” 301–319; David R.
O LDROYD et al., “The Study of Earthquakes in the
Hundred Years Following the Lisbon Earthquake
of 1755,” 321–370; Yasumoto S UZUKI, “Histori-
cal Review of the Study of Intermediate and Deep
Earthquakes,” 371–382.
378. K ÜHN, Petr. “Die Eisenerzstollen auf dem
Děvı́n bei Hamr in Nordböhmen.” Geohist. Bl. 4
(2001): 137–149.
379. M AEMPEL, George Zammit. Illustrators and
their Illustrations of Maltese Fossils and Geology: A
Historical and Biographical Account. (136 pp.) San
Gwann, Malta: Publishers Enterprises Group Ltd.,
2007. ISBN: 9789990904772.
Reviews: [ref. R665]
380. R APPAPORT, Rhoda. “Dangerous Words: Dilu-
vialism, Neptunism, Catastrophism.” In Advance-
ments of Learning, edited by H EILBRON (2007)
[ref. 10], 101–131.
31
381. TANIMOTO Tsutomu. “History of Geology and
Revisionism.” In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.)
46 (2007): 102–105.
382. YOUNG, Davis A. Mind over Magma: The
Story of Igneous Petrology. (xxii + 686 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2003.
ISBN : 0691102791.
121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
383. A KERMAN, James R., and Robert W. K ARROW.
(Eds.) Maps: Finding Our Place in the World. (ix
+ 400 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226010755.
384. JACOB, Christian. The Sovereign Map: Theoret-
ical Approaches in Cartography throughout History.
Edited by Edward H. DAHL. Translated from French
by Tom C ONLEY. (xxiii + 417 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006. ISBN:
0226389537.
Reviews: [ref. R524]
385. M ONMONIER, Mark. Coast Lines: How Map-
makers Frame the World and Chart Environmental
Change. (224 pp.; 6 x 9; ill.; maps.) Chicago: Univ.
Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226534039.
386. T HROWER, Norman Joseph William. Maps
and Civilization: Cartography in Culture and So-
ciety. (xiii + 352 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780226799742.
Broad survey of cartography throughout history.
387. T ORGE, Wolfgang. Geschichte der Geodäsie
in Deutschland. (xi + 379 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2007. ISBN:
9783110190564.
A history from antiquity to the 20th century.
388. W IGAL, Donald. Historic Maritime Maps. (255
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Parkstone
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9781859956939.
On maps dating from the 12th to the 18th centuries.
122. NATURAL HISTORY
389. A BBOTT, Elizabeth. Sugar: A Bittersweet
History. (x + 453 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto:
Penguin Group, 2008. ISBN: 9780143017134.
390. A NIMAL S TUDIES G ROUP. Killing Animals.
(viii + 215 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Urbana: University
of Illinois Press, 2006. ISBN: 0252030508.
Scholars in the arts, humanities, and social sci-
ences, explore the practices and meanings attached
to killing animals in diverse societies since the
17th century; includes topics on hunting, baiting,
slaughter practices, the treatment of feral animals,
animals in art and literature, and so forth.
32 123. Environmental sciences
Reviews: [ref. R25]
391. B RIDSON, Gavin. The History of Natural His-
tory: An Annotated Bibliography. 2d rev. ed. (1104
pp.) Linnean Society of London, 2008. ISBN: 978-
0950620787.
Includes over 5,300 additional references since the
first edition.
392. C OATES, Peter A. Salmon. Animal. (216 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Reaktion, 2006. ISBN:
9781861892959.
On the biological and ecological realities as well as
the symbolic meaning of this fish.
Reviews: [ref. R203]
393. JACKSON, Christine E. Peacock. Animal. (192
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Reaktion, 2006. ISBN:
9781861892935.
“Explores the peacock...through fairy tales, fables,
and superstitions in both Eastern and Western
cultures.” (from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R519]
394. J OHNSON, Kristin. “Natural History as Stamp
Collecting: A Brief History.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34
(2007): 244–258.
395. K AMMEN, Michael G. A Time to Every Pur-
pose: The Four Seasons in American Culture. (336
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: University of
North Carolina Press, 2004. ISBN: 080782836X.
“Traces the appeal of the four seasons motif in
American popular culture and fine arts from the
seventeenth century to the present.” (from the
publisher)
396. KOHLER, Robert E. “Finders, Keepers: Collect-
ing Sciences and Collecting Practice.” Hist. Sci. 45
(2007): 428–454.
397. M ETZLER, Sally. Theatres of Nature: Diora-
mas at the Field Museum. (67 pp.; ill.) Chicago,
Ill.: Field Museum of Natural History, 2007. ISBN:
9780914868255.
398. M UTEL, Cornelia Fleischer. The Emerald Hori-
zon: The History of Nature in Iowa. A Bur Oak
Book. (xviii + 297 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2008. ISBN:
9781587296321.
399. WALKER, Brett L. The Lost Wolves of Japan.
Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books. (xviii + 331 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Seattle: University of Washington
Press, 2005. ISBN: 0295984929.
On the history and extinction of wolves in Japan
and what it reveals about the changing attitudes
toward nature.
Reviews: [ref. 729, R1051]
123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
400. B EINART, William, and Lotte H UGHES. Envi-
ronment and Empire. Oxford History of the British
Empire Companion Series. (395 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) New York: Oxford University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0199260311.
Explores environmental themes throughout the
history of the British empire.
401. B LACKBOURN, David. The Conquest of Na-
ture: Water, Landscape, and the Making of Modern
Germany. (xii + 466 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Norton, 2006. ISBN: 0393062120.
Reviews: [ref. 18]
402. C OX, Thomas R. “A Tale of Two Journals: Fifty
Years of Environmental History—and Its Predeces-
sors.” Environ. Hist. 13 (2008): 9–40.
Forest & Conservation History merged with Envi-
ronmental History Review in 1996 to form Envi-
ronmental History.
403. DAVIS, Timothy. “Inventing Nature in Wash-
ington, D. C.” In Inventing for the Environment, edited
by M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408], 31–81.
On landscape design in Washington, D.C.
404. G ARC ÍA C RUZ, Cándido Manuel. “De la
‘Teorı́a de la Tierra’ de James Hutton a la ‘Hipótesis
Gaia’ de James Lovelock.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007):
65–100.
405. M AGOC, Chris J. Environmental Issues in
American History: A Reference Guide with Primary
Documents. Major Issues in American History. (xxxv
+ 328 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.:
Greenwood Press, 2006. ISBN: 0313322082.
406. M AUCH, Christof. (Ed.) Nature in German
History. (136 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Berghahn Books, 2004. ISBN: 1571814388.
Contents: Christof M AUCH, “Introduction: Na-
ture and Nation in Transatlantic Perspective,” 1-9;
David B LACKBOURN, “ ‘Conquests from Bar-
barism’: Taming Nature in Frederick the Great’s
Prussia,” 10-30 [ref. 1807]; Marc C IOC, “The
Political Ecology of the Rhine,” 31-47; Linda PAR -
SHALL, “Landscape as History: Pückler-Muskau,
The ‘Green Prince’ of Germany,” 48-73 [ref. 2239];
Joachim W OLSCHKE -B ULMAHN, “All of Ger-
many a Garden? Changing Ideas of Wilderness
in German Garden Design and Landscape Archi-
tecture,” 74-92; Sandra C HANEY, “For Nation
and Prosperity, Health and a Green Environment:
Protecting Nature in West Germany, 1945–1970,”
93-118 [ref. 3563]; Franz Josef B R ÜGGEMEIER,
“Waldsterben: The Construction and Deconstruc-
tion of an Environmental Problem,” 119-131.
Reviews: [ref. 18]
 124. Paleontology
407. M ERCHANT, Carolyn. American Environmen-
tal History: An Introduction. (xxii + 480 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Columbia University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780231140348.
From pre-colonial America to the 21st century.
Includes an extensive bibliography of critical films,
books, and web sites.
408. M OLELLA, Arthur P., and Joyce B EDI. (Eds.)
Inventing for the Environment. Lemelson Center
Studies in Invention and Innovation. (xix + 398 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press,
2003. ISBN: 0262134276.
Partial contents: Stephen J. P YNE, “The Tool
That Is More: An Inquiry into Fire, the Original
Promethean Invention,” 11-27 [ref. 596]; Timothy
DAVIS, “Inventing Nature in Washington, D. C.”
31-81 [ref. 403]; Michael H. ROBINSON, “Biolit-
eracy, Bioparks, Urban Natural History, and En-
hancing Urban Environments,” 83-93 [ref. 2962];
Martha DAVIDSON, “Portrait of Innovation: Jon C.
Coe,” 95-104 [ref. 2951]; Arthur M OLELLA and
Robert K ARGON, “Environmental Planning for
National Regeneration: Techno-Cities in New Deal
America and Nazi Germany,” 107-129 [ref. 2958];
Harry R AND and Paolo S OLERI, “Prospects and
Retrospect: The City of Hundertwasser and So-
leri,” 131-161; Martin V. M ELOSI, “How Bad
Theory Can Lead to Good Technology: Water Sup-
ply and Sewerage in the Age of Miasmas,” 231-256
[ref. 2638]; Rudi VOLTI, “Reducing Automobile
Emissions in Southern California: The Dance of
Public Policies and Technological Fixes,” 277-288
[ref. 3583]; Christine Meisner ROSEN, “Industrial
Ecology and the Transformation of Corporate En-
vironmental Management: A Business Historian’s
Perspective,” 319-338 [ref. 3578].
409. R ADKAU, Joachim. Nature and Power: A
Global History of the Environment. Published in
German as Natur und Macht (2000, updated 2002).
Translated by Thomas D UNLAP. Publications of
the German Historical Institute. (xvii + 430 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Washington, D. C.: German Historical
Institute, 2008. ISBN: 9780521851299.
See Joachim R ADKAU, Natur und Macht (2000).
410. R ICHARDS, John F. The Unending Frontier: An
Environmental History of the Early Modern World.
(xiv + 682 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: Univer-
sity of California Press, 2003. ISBN: 0520230752.
On environmental change from 1500 to 1800,
focusing on case studies around the world dealing
with land use, biological invasions, commercial
hunting, and energy scarcity.
Reviews: [ref. R849]
411. ROBINS, Libby. How a Continent Created
a Nation. (viii + 259 pp.; bibl.; index.) Sydney:
University of New South Wales Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780868408910; 0868408913.
On how people have come to live in the Australian
environment.
Reviews: [ref. R861]
33
412. S EITZ, J. “Three Hundred Years of House Spar-
row (Passer domesticus) Persecution in Germany.”
Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 307–317.
413. S ÖRLIN, Sverker. “European and American
Approaches to the Environment.” Minerva 44 (2006):
433–438.
Essay review of Norman J. V IG and Michael
G. FAURE (eds.), Green Giants? Environmental
Policies of the United States and the European
Union (2004) [ref. 3582]; Liliana B. A NDONOVA,
Transnational Politics of the Environment (2004)
[ref. 3444].
124. PALEONTOLOGY
414. B OWDEN, A. J., C. V. B UREK, and R. W ILD -
ING . (Eds.) History of Palaeobotany: Selected Es-
says. Geological Society Special Publications 241.
(304 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Geological Society of
London, 2005. ISBN: 1862391742.
Contents: A. J. B OWDEN, C. V. B UREK and R.
W ILDING, “History of Palaeobotany: An In-
troduction,” 1-3; Richard W ILDING, “From the
Rise of the Enlightenment to the Beginnings of
Romanticism: Robert Plot, Edward Lhwyd and
Richard Brookes, MD,” 5-12 [ref. 1568]; Hugh S.
T ORRENS, “The Moravian Minister Rev. Henry
Steinhauer (1782–1818): His Work on Fossil
Plants, Their First ‘Scientific’ Description and
the Planned Mineral Botany,” 13-28 [ref. 2264];
William G. C HALONER and Hugh L. P EARSON,
“John Lindley: The Reluctant Palaeobotanist,”
29-39 [ref. 2260]; Christopher J. C LEAL, Mau-
reen L AZARUS and Annette T OWNSEND, “Illus-
trations and Illustrators during the ‘Golden Age’
of Palaeobotany: 1800–1840,” 41-61 [ref. 2261];
Lyall I. A NDERSON, “Hugh Miller: Introduc-
ing Palaeobotany to a Wider Audience,” 63-84
[ref. 2258]; Hugh L. P EARSON, “Baron Achille
de Zigno: An Italian Palaeobotanist of the 19th
Century,” 85-94 [ref. 2263]; Barry A. T HOMAS,
“The Palaeobotanical Beginnings of Geological
Conservation: With Case Studies from the USA,
Canada and Great Britain,” 95-110; W. S IMKISS
and A. J. B OWDEN, “Palaeobotanical Studies and
Collecting in the 19th Century, With Particular
Reference to the Ravenhead Collection and Henry
Hugh Higgins,” 111-126; W. G. C HALONER, “The
Palaeobotanical Work of Marie Stopes,” 127-135
[ref. 2970]; Alan C. H OWELL, “James Lomax
(1857–1934): Palaeobotanical Catalyst or Hin-
drance?” 137-152 [ref. 2018]; Richard W ILDING,
“D. H. Scott and A. C. Seward: Modem Pioneers
in the Structure and Architecture of Fossil Plants,”
153-160 [ref. 2265]; J. E. A. M ARSHALL, “Arthur
Raistrick: Britains’s Premier Palynologist,” 161-
179 [ref. 2972]; Cynthia V. B UREK and Christo-
pher J. C LEAL, “The Life and Work of Emily Dix
(1904–1972),” 181-196 [ref. 2969]; J. J. L ISTON
and H. L. S ANDERS, “The ‘Other’ Glasgow Boys:
The Rise and Fall of a School of Palaeobotany,”
197-228; Joan WATSON, “One Hundred and Fifty
Years of Palaeobotany at Manchester University,”
229-257; Charles H. W ELLMAN, “Half a Century
of Palynology at the University of Sheffield,” 259-
279; E. G. OTTONE, “The History of Palaeobotany
34 130. Biological sciences
in Argentina during the 19th Century,” 281-292;
Qi-Gao S UN, “The Rise of Chinese Palaeobotany:
Emphasizing the Global Context,” 293-298.
Reviews: [ref. R128]
415. DAHLBOM, Taika Helola. “A Mammoth His-
tory: The Extraordinary Journey of Two Thighbones.”
Endeavour 31 (2007): 110–114.
Covers the period from the 17th through the 19th
centuries.
416. DAVIDSON, Jane P. A History of Paleontology
Illustration. Life of the Past. (xvi + 217 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780253351753.
On the history of representation (including paint-
ing, drawing, sculpture, and museum dioramas) in
scientific and popular paleontology from the 15th
century to the present, including studies of such
genres as children’s textbooks and film.
130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
417. B YRON, Jason M. “Whence Philosophy of Bi-
ology?” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58 (2007): 409–422.
Using bibliometric data from philosophy of science
journals, this article challenges the view that phi-
losophy of biology only emerged as a subdiscipline
after the decline of logical positivism in the 1960s
and 70s.
418. D EBRU, Claude, and Pascal N OUVEL. Le pos-
sible et les biotechnologies : Essai de philosophie
dans les sciences. Science, histoire et société. (x +
440 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2003. ISBN: 2130536263.
419. E BACH, Malte C., and David M. W ILLIAMS.
“An Outline of the Foundations of Systematics and
Biogeography.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 29 (2007): 87–
92.
420. E NDERSBY, Jim. A Guinea Pig’s History of
Biology: The Plants and Animals Who Taught Us
the Facts of Life. (xii + 499 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780674027138.
421. F ISCHER, Jean-Louis. “Les fonctions du
monstre et de la monstruosité face à l’histoire.” In
Advancements of Learning, edited by H EILBRON
(2007) [ref. 10], 173–190.
422. G AUDILLI ÈRE, Jean-Paul. “The Farm and the
Clinic: An Inquiry into the Making of Our Biotechno-
logical Modernity.” Part of a special issue on agricul-
tural and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402]. Stud.
Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 521–529.
423. G ROEBEN, Christiane, Joachim K AASCH, and
Michael K AASCH. (Eds.) Stätten biologischer For-
schung: Beiträge zur 12. Jahrestagung der DGGTB
in Neapel 2003. Verhandlungen zur Geschichte und
Theorie der Biologie, 11. (418 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Berlin: VWB, 2005. ISBN: 3861353903.
Contents (from publisher website): Uwe
H OSSFELD, “Nachruf auf Dr. Erika Krauße (25.
Oktober 1935 - 23. Juli 2003). Mit Bibliographie
ihrer Arbeiten”; Kai Torsten K ANZ, “ ‘Welch herr-
liches Land, ein wahres Paradies.’ Die Forschungs-
reise von Carl Heinrich Köstlin (1755–1783) in Ita-
lien im Kontext der deutsch-italienischen Wissen-
schaftsbeziehungen des späten 18. Jahrhunderts”;
Christiane G ROEBEN, “Catalysing Science: The
Stazione Zoologica di Napoli as a Place for the Cir-
culation of Scientific Ideas”; Ariane D R ÖSCHER,
“The Naples Station as a Special Place of Biolo-
gical Research: The Case of Colloid Chemistry
of the Cell in the 1920s”; Alessandro VOLPONE,
“The Early Spreading of Genetics in Italy and the
Role of the Stazione Zoologica di Napoli (SZN)”;
Fabio De S IO, “A Neapolitan Research ‘Network’
after World War II”; Christa R IEDL -D ORN, “Briefe
von Anton f. Dohrn im Naturhistorischen Muse-
um in Wien - Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte zweier
Institutionen”; Isolde S CHMIDT, “Der Rostocker
Zoologe Ludwig Will (1861–1946) auf der Su-
che nach dem ‘Ei des Columbus’ in Neapel”;
Daniela WATZKE and Irmgard M ÜLLER, “Die
Bedeutung der Zoologischen Station in Neapel
und des Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituts in Berlin als Exil
für den afroamerikanischen Biologen Ernest Ever-
ett Just (1833–1941)”; Dieter Z ISSLER, “Wulf
Emmo Ankel und die Stazione Zoologica ‘An-
ton Dohrn’ ”; Heiner FANGERAU and Irmgard
M ÜLLER, “Der Biologe Jacques Loeb in der Zoo-
logischen Forschungsstation in Neapel: ein Bei-
spiel für Ludwik Flecks Theorie vom Denkkollek-
tiv?”; Dieter M OLLENHAUER, “Benthische Algen
im Golf von Neapel und die mitteleuropäische bo-
tanische Professorenschaft bis zum Ersten Welt-
krieg”; Wolfgang A LT, “Campus Poppelsdorf
1859–1884: 25 Jahre Entwicklung einer inter-
fakultären Forschungsstätte für Physiologie und
Zellbiologie in Bonn”; Staffan M ÜLLER -W ILLE,
“Zum Verhältnis von Taxonomie und Genetik um
1900 - Die Zuchtstation des Schwedischen Saat-
zuchtvereins Svalöf”; Jutta H ERMANN, “Pharma-
zeutische Biologie im botanischen Garten ’s Lands
Plantentuin zu Buitenzorg/Java (1817–heute)”; Ju-
lia VOSS, “Zoologische Gärten, Tiermaler und
die Wissenschaft vom Tier im 19. Jahrhundert”;
Frank L EHMKUGEL, “Die ‘Jewish Agricultural
Experiment Station’ in Athlit - Palästinas erste
biologische Versuchsstation”; Michael K AASCH
and Joachim K AASCH, “Die so notwendige Eme-
ritierung der Institute - Die wirklichen und die
geplanten Forschungsstätten des Biochemikers
Emil Abderhalden”; Volker S CHURIG and Rita
N OTHACKER, “Die Erschließung des Freilandes
als Stätte biologischer Forschung: Die ‘etholo-
gische Methode’ ”; Ekkehard H ÖXTERMANN,
“Leuchtgas und Baumsterben ‘Unter den Linden’ -
Promenadenbäume im Freilandlabor 1870–1872”;
Hermann Josef ROTH, “The ‘Stiftung, Archiv,
Forum und Museum zur Geschichte des Natur-
schutzes in Deutschland’ (AFM)”; Alexander von
S CHWERIN, “Tiere vermehren - Institutionen ver-
größern. Die Versuchstiere der Notgemeinschaft
Deutscher Wissenschaft, 1920–1931”; Georg S.
 132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology
L EVIT and Uwe H OSSFELD, “Die Nomogenese:
Evolutionstheorie jenseits von Darwinismus und
Lamarckismus”; Sebastian L INKE, “Zur Rezeption
der Soziobiologie in den Medien: Ein Vergleich der
Darstellung in Wissenschaft und deutscher Presse
zwischen den 1970er und 1990er Jahren.”
Reviews: [ref. R424]
424. I RRGANG, Bernhard. Von der Mendelgenetik
zur synthetischen Biologie. Technikhermeneutik, Bd.
3. (286 pp.; bibl.) Dresden: Thelem, 2003. ISBN:
9783935712446.
Philosophical study of the culture of biotechnology.
Reviews: [ref. R515]
425. M B ÙGUA, Karori. “Reasons to Suggest that
the Endocrine Research on Sexual Preference Is a
Degenerating Research Program.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci.
28 (2006): 337–357.
426. R EES, Teresa. “Gendered Opportunities in
Biotech.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 164–168.
Essay review of Laurel S MITH -D OERR, Women’s
Work (2004) [ref. 429].
427. R HEINBERGER, Hans-Jörg. “Intersections:
Some Thoughts on Instruments and Objects in the
Experimental Context of the Life Sciences.” In In-
struments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et
al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 1–20.
428. S ARKAR, Sahotra, and Anya P LUTYNSKI.
(Eds.) A Companion to the Philosophy of Biology.
Blackwell Companions to Philosophy, 39. (xxvi +
589 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Malden, Mass.: Blackwell
Pub, 2008. ISBN: 9781405125727.
429. S MITH -D OERR, Laurel. Women’s Work: Gen-
der Equality vs. Hierarchy in the Life Sciences. (xv +
205 pp.; bibl.; index.) Boulder, Colo.: Lynne Rienner
Publishers, 2004. ISBN: 1588262642.
Reviews: [ref. 426]
131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
430. D ESMOND, Ray. The History of the Royal
Botanic Gardens Kew. (ix + 476 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) London: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 2007.
ISBN : 9781842461686.
431. L ASZLO, Pierre. Citrus: A History. (262 pp.;
ill.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007.
ISBN : 978-0226470283.
432. O’M ALLEY, Therese, and Amy R. W. M EY-
ERS . (Eds.) The Art of Natural History: Illustrated
Treatises and Botanical Paintings, 1400–1850. Pro-
ceedings of the symposium “The Art and History
of Botanical Painting and Natural History Treatises”
held 3-4 May 2002 in Washington, D.C. Studies in
the History of Art, 69; Symposium papers / Center
for Advanced Study in the Visual arts, 46. (279 pp.;
35
ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington: National Gallery of
Art, 2008. ISBN: 9780300121582.
Contents (from WorldCat): Pamela H. S MITH,
“Artisanal Knowledge and the Representation of
Nature in Sixteenth-Century Germany”; Alain
T OUWAIDE, “Botany and Humanism in the Renais-
sance: Background, Interaction, Contradictions”;
Claudia S WAN, “Uses of Botanical Treatises in
the Netherlands, c. 1600”; Janice N ERI, “Be-
tween Observation and Image: Representations of
Insects in Robert Hooke’s Micrographia”; Jesús
Carrillo C ASTILLO, “Eyes of the New Pliny: The
Use of Images in Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo’s
Historia General y Natural de las Indias”; Lina
B OLZONI, “Mexican Nature in Diego Valadés’
Rhetorica Christiana (1579)”; Alessandro T OSI,
“From Florence to Philadelphia: Naturalistic Il-
lustration in Tuscany, c. 1760–c. 1840”; Lucia
Tongiorgi T OMASI, “ ‘La Femminil Pazienza’:
Women Painters and Natural History in the Sev-
enteenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries”; Erik
A. de J ONG, “Garden Book Made for Emperor
Rudolf II in 1593: Hans Puechfeldner’s Nützliches
Khünstbüech der Gartnereij”; Hans W. H UBERT,
“ ‘Cosmic Delight’: Bartolomeo Bimbi and the
Representation of Nature at the Court of Cosimo
III de’ Medici”; Mark L AIRD, “Congenial Climate
of Coffeehouse Horticulture: The Historia Plan-
tarum Rariorum and the Catalogus Plantarum”;
Margaret R ILEY, “Appendix, Club at the Temple
Coffee House.”
433. PAULY, Philip J. Fruits and Plains: The Horti-
cultural Transformation of America. (xi + 336 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Uni-
versity Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780674026636.
Covers the last 250 years.
434. WALPOLE, Josephine. A History and Dictio-
nary of British Flower Painters, 1650–1950. (236
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Woodbridge, England: Antique
Collectors’ Club, 2006. ISBN: 9781851495047.
Reviews: [ref. R1057]
132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
435. A SHBY, Jack. Kingdom in a Cabinet: A Guide
to the Animals of the Grant Museum. Edited by Helen
C HATTERJEE, Adrian L ISTER, and Celine W EST.
Grant Museum of Zoology Special Publications. (120
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Grant Museum of
Zoology, UCL, 2006. ISBN: 0955219124.
On the zoology museum at University College,
London.
Reviews: [ref. R40]
436. B IRCHAM, Peter M. M. History of Orinthology.
New Naturalist, 104. (xii + 482 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Collins, 2007. ISBN: 9780007199693.
On the history of British ornithology from 1066 to
the mid-1970s.
36 133. Heredity; genetics; evolution
437. D ’AGUILAR, Jacques. Histoire de
l’entomologie. Les références du naturaliste. (224
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Delachaux et Niestlé,
2006. ISBN: 2603014595.
Reviews: [ref. R242]
438. DASTON, Lorraine, and Gregg M ITMAN. (Eds.)
Thinking with Animals: New Perspectives on An-
thropomorphism. (230 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Columbia University Press, 2005. ISBN:
0231130384.
Contents: Lorraine DASTON and Gregg M ITMAN,
“Introduction: The How and Why of Thinking
with Animals,” 1-14; Wendy D ONIGER, “Zoomor-
phism in Ancient India: Humans More Bestial than
the Beasts,” 17-36 [ref. 784]; Lorraine DASTON,
“Intelligences: Angelic, Animal, Human,” 37-58
[ref. 2366]; Paul S. W HITE, “The Experimental
Animal in Victorian Britain,” 59-81 [ref. 2301];
Elliott S OBER, “Comparative Psychology Meets
Evolutionary Biology: Morgan’s Canon and
Cladistic Parsimony,” 85-99 [ref. 2382]; Sandra
D. M ITCHELL, “Anthropomorphism and Cross-
Species Modeling,” 100-117 [ref. 439]; James A.
S ERPELL, “People in Disguise: Anthropomor-
phism and the Human-Pet Relationship,” 121-136
[ref. 3558]; Cheryce K RAMER, “Digital Beasts as
Visual Esperanto: Getty Images and the Coloniza-
tion of Sight,” 137-171 [ref. 156]; Gregg M ITMAN,
“Pachyderm Personalities: The Media of Science,
Politics, and Conservation,” 175-195 [ref. 3575];
Sarita S IEGEL, “Reflections on Anthropomorphism
in The Disenchanted Forest,” 196-222 [ref. 216].
Reviews: [ref. R255]
439. M ITCHELL, Sandra D. “Anthropomorphism and
Cross-Species Modeling.” In Thinking with Animals,
edited by DASTON and M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438],
100–117.
440. W OLFE, Charles T. (Ed.) Monsters and Philos-
ophy. Texts in Philosophy, 3. (xiv + 287 pp.; bibl.;
index.) London: College Publications, 2005. ISBN:
1904987303.
Contents: Johannes F RITSCHE, “The Riddle of
the Sphinx: Aristotle, Penelope, and Empedocles,”
1-19; Morgan M EIS, “Science as a Cure for Fear:
The Status of Monsters in Lucretius,” 21-35; Tris-
tan DAGRON, “Nature and Its Monsters during the
Renaissance: Montaigne and Vanini,” 37-59; An-
nie B ITBOL -H ESP ÉRI ÈS, “Conjoined Twins and
the Limits of Our Reason,” 61-107; Justin E. H.
S MITH, “Degeneration and Hybridism in the Early
Modern Species Debate: Towards the Philosophi-
cal Roots of the Creation-Evolution Controversy,”
109-130; Roger A RIEW, “Leibniz on the Unicorn
and Various Other Curiosities,” 131-152; Anita
G UERRINI, “The Creativity of God and the Or-
der of Nature: Anatomizing Monsters in the Early
Eighteenth Century,” 153-168; Annie I BRAHIM,
“The Status of Anomalies in the Philosophy of
Diderot,” 169-186; Charles T. W OLFE, “The Ma-
terialist Denial of Monsters,” 187-204; Michael
H AGNER, “Cerebral Asymmetry, Monstrosities
and Hegel: On the Situation of the Life Sciences
in 1800,” 205-215; Elfriede J ELINEK, “The Lady
Knight of the Perilous Place,” 217-230; Beate
O CHSNER, “Monster: More Than a Word. From
Portent to Anomaly, the Extraordinary Career of
Monsters,” 231-279.
133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
441. B ROWN, Bryson. Evolution: A Historical
Perspective. Greenwood Guides to Great Ideas in
Science. (xxviii + 195 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; in-
dex.) Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2007. ISBN:
0313334617.
442. F LEURY, Vincent. De l’oeuf à l’éternité :
le sens de l’évolution. (273 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris:
Flammarion, 2006. ISBN: 9782082105606.
Reviews: [ref. R343]
443. G AYON, Jean, and Daniel JACOBI. (Eds.)
L’éternel retour de l’eugénisme. Science, histoire
et société. (vi + 317 pp.) Paris: Presses universitaires
de France, 2006. ISBN: 2130499627.
444. G ODFREY-S MITH, Peter. “Is It a Revolution?”
Biol. & Phil. 22 (2007): 429–437.
Essay review of Eva JABLONKA and Marion J.
L AMB, Evolution in Four Dimensions (2005)
[ref. 447].
445. H AIG, David. “Weismann Rules! OK? Epige-
netics and the Lamarckian Temptation.” Biol. & Phil.
22 (2007): 415–428.
Essay review of Eva JABLONKA and Marion J.
L AMB, Evolution in Four Dimensions (2005)
[ref. 447].
446. H ORTOL À, Policarp, and Eudald C ARBONELL.
“Creación versus evolución: del Origen de las espe-
cies al diseño inteligente.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007):
261–273.
447. JABLONKA, Eva, and Marion J. L AMB. Evo-
lution in Four Dimensions: Genetic, Epigenetic,
Behavioral, and Symbolic Variation in the History of
Life. Life and Mind. (x + 462 pp.; ill.) Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. ISBN: 0262101076.
Reviews: [ref. 444, 445, 448, 458]
448. JABLONKA, Eva, and Marion J. L AMB. “The
Expanded Evolutionary Synthesis—a Response to
Godfrey-Smith, Haig, and West-Eberhard.” Biol. &
Phil. 22 (2007): 453–472.
Essay review of Eva JABLONKA and Marion J.
L AMB, Evolution in Four Dimensions (2005)
[ref. 447].
449. K ANAMORI, Osamu. Idenshi kaizō. Trans-
lated title: [Philosophy of genetic modification]. In
Japanese. (323+15 pp.) Tokyo: Keisoshobo, 2005.
ISBN : 9784326153848.
Reviews: [ref. R554]
 135. Physical anthropology
450. L EVINE, George Lewis. Darwin Loves You:
Natural Selection and the Re-enchantment of the
World. (xxvii + 304 pp.; bibl.; index.) Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0691126631.
Argues that Darwin’s ideas offer “a world rich with
meaning and value.” (from the publisher)
451. L EWENS, Tim. “Darwinism and Metaphysics.”
Metascience 16 (2007): 61–69.
Essay review of Vittorio H ÖSLE and Christian
I LIES (eds.), Darwinism & Philosophy (2005).
452. L LOYD, Elisabeth Anne. Science, Politics,
and Evolution. Cambridge Studies in Philosophy
and Biology. (vii + 301 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521865708.
A collections of essays that examine “central topics
in philosophy of biology, including the structure of
evolutionary theory, units of selection, and evolu-
tionary psychology, as well as the Science Wars,
feminism and science, and sexuality and objectiv-
ity.” (from the publisher)
453. P LUTYNSKI, Anya. “Evolutionary Biology:
Causes, Consequences and Controversies.” Meta-
science 16 (2007): 437–445.
Essay review of Samir O KASHA, Evolution and the
Levels of Selection (2006); Massimo P IGLIUCCI
and Jonathan Michael K APLAN, Making Sense of
Evolution (2006).
454. P OPP, Jerome A. Evolution’s First Philosopher:
John Dewey and the Continuity of Nature. SUNY
Series in Philosophy and Biology. (xiii + 155 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Albany: State University of New York
Press, 2007. ISBN: 079146959X.
Looks at Dewey’s political and ethical philosophy
as related to his understanding of evolution, and
explores this in the context of current work in brain
science.
455. RUSE, Michael. “Darwinism and Christianity:
Must They Remain at War or Is Peace Possible?” In
Science, Religion, and the Human Experience, edited
by P ROCTOR (2005) [ref. 236], 185–203.
456. S OBER, Elliott. Evidence and Evolution: The
Logic behind the Science. (xx + 392 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Cambridge University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780521692748.
457. S OBER, Elliott. “Sex Ratio Theory, Ancient
and Modern: An Eighteenth-Century Debate about
Intelligent Design and the Development of Models in
Evolutionary Biology.” In Genesis Redux, edited by
R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 131–162.
Discusses both 18th-century and contemporary
debates dealing with sex ratios, chance, and design.
458. W EST-E BERHARD, Mary Jane. “Dancing with
DNA and Flirting with the Ghost of Lamarck.” Biol.
& Phil. 22 (2007): 439–451.
37
Essay review of Eva JABLONKA and Marion J.
L AMB, Evolution in Four Dimensions (2005)
[ref. 447].
459. W OLPERT, Lewis. “Genetics and Human Na-
ture.” In Davenport’s Dream, edited by W ITKOWSKI
and I NGLIS (2008) [ref. 3063], 181–191.
134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR
BIOLOGY
(includes genetic engineering; for agricultural
biotechnology, see 163-Agriculture)
460. BAUDET, Jean. La vie expliquée par la chi-
mie : comment la biologie est devenue moléculaire.
Sciences, corps & mouvements. (133 pp.; ill.) Paris:
Vuibert, 2006. ISBN: 2711753980.
Reviews: [ref. R72]
461. D EBRU, Claude. “Die wissenschaftliche Be-
gründung von Biotechnologien, vom historisch-
theoretischen Standpunkt betrachtet.” In Pratum
floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9],
49–59.
462. O’M ALLEY, Maureen A., and John D UPR É.
“Introduction: Towards a Philosophy of Microbiol-
ogy.” Introduction to a special section: “ Towards a
Philosophy of Microbiology.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol.
Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 775–779.
Partial contents: J. S APP, “The Structure of Mi-
crobial Evolutionary Theory,” 780–795; Staffan
M ÜLLER -W ILLE, “Hybrids, Pure Cultures, and
Pure Lines: From Nineteenth-Century Biology to
Twentieth-Century Genetics,” 796–806 [ref. 2276].
463. Š USTAR, Predrag. “Crick’s Notion of Genetic
Information and the ‘Central Dogma’ of Molecular
Biology.” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58 (2007): 13–24.
“A close reading is proposed of Francis H. C.
Crick’s ‘On Protein Synthesis’ ([1958]) and related
works, to which we owe the first explicit definition
of information within the scientific practice of
molecular biology.” (from the abstract)
135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
464. . “La pelle umana / The Human Skin.” Special
issue. Micrologus 13 (2005): 1–721.
Contents: Benjamin B RAUDE, “Black Skin/White
Skin in Ancient Greece and the Near East,” 11–21;
Jackie P IGEAUD, “La peau comme frontière,” 23–
53; Vincent BARRAS, “Le Galen’s Touch. Peau,
objet, et sujet dans le système médical galénien,”
55–73 [ref. 938]; Philippe M UDRY, “La peau dans
tous ses états. Fards et peinture à Rome,” 75–89;
Francesca M ENCACCI, “Scortum. La pelle, il sacco
e la ‘prostituta,’ ” 91–112; Anne G RONDEUX, “Cu-
tis ou pellis : les dénominations médiolatines de
la peau humaine,” 113–130; Jean W IRTH, “La
38 135. Physical anthropology
représentation de la peau dans l’art médiéval,”
131–153; Danielle R ÉGNIER -B OHLER, “Secrets et
discours de la peau dans la littérature médiévale
en langue vernaculaire,” 155–182; Jacqueline
C ERQUIGLINI -T OULET, “Poétique de la ride.
L’inscription du passage du temps chez les poètes
au Moyen Age,” 183–193; Yasmina F OEHR -
JANSSENS, “La littérature à fleur de peau, des mots
qui grattent et des démangeaisons littéraires dans
la poésie personnelle des XIIe-XIIIe siècles,” 195–
212; Guillemette B OLENS, “La momification dans
la littérature médiévale. L’embaumement d’Hector
chez Benoı̂t de Sainte-Maure, Guido Delle Co-
lonne, et John Lydgate,” 213–231 [ref. 1118];
Niklaus L ARGIER, “Tactus spiritualis. Remarques
sur le toucher, la volupté, et les sens spirituels au
Moyen Age,” 233–249; Jean-Yves T ILLIETTE,
“Nigra sum, sed formosa. Le verset I, 4 du Can-
tique des cantiques et l’hagiographie des saintes
pénitentes,” 251–265; Nicole B ÉRIOU, “Pellem
pro pelle (Job 2, 4). Les sermons pour la fête
de saint Barthélemy au XIIIe siècle,” 267–284;
Sébastien D OUCHET, “La peau du centaure à la
frontière de l’humanité et de l’animalité,” 285–312
[ref. 1105]; Elisheva BAUMGARTEN, “Marking
the Flesh : Circumcision, Blood, and Inscribing
Identity on the Body in Medieval Jewish Culture,”
313–330 [ref. 806]; Michel PASTOUREAU, “Le
doigt dans la cire. Cent mille empreintes digi-
tales médiévales,” 331–344; Valentin G ROEBNER,
“Maculae. Hautzeichen als Identifikationsmale
zwischen dem 14. und dem 16. Jahrhundert,” 345–
358; Martine O STORERO, “Les marques du diable
sur le corps des sorcières (XIVe-XVIIe siècles),”
359–388 [ref. 990]; Denis B RUNA, “Le ‘labour
dans la chair’. Témoignages et représentations du
tatouage au Moyen Age,” 389–407; Guido G UER -
ZONI , “ ‘Notae divinae ex arte compunctae’. Prime
impressioni sul tatuaggio devozionale in Italia (se-
coli XV-XIX),” 409–437; Maaike VAN DER L UGT,
“La peau noire dans la science médiévale,” 439–
475 [ref. 1107]; Peter B ILLER, “Black Women in
Medieval Scientific Thought,” 477–492 [ref. 978];
Danielle JACQUART, “A la recherche de la peau
dans le discours médical de la fin du Moyen Age,”
493–510 [ref. 1127]; Joseph Z IEGLER, “Skin and
Character in Medieval and Early Renaissance
Physiognomy,” 511–535 [ref. 1112]; Mariacarla
G ADEBUSCH B ONDIO, “La carne di fuori. Dis-
corsi medici sulla natura e l’estetica della pelle
nel ’500,” 537–570 [ref. 1320]; Renato G. M AZ -
ZOLINI , “ ‘A greater division of mankind is made
by the skinne’ : Thomas Browne e il colore della
pelle dei neri,” 571–604 [ref. 1579]; Massimo R IZ -
ZARDINI , “La ‘lettura della pelle’. Introduzione
alla Metoposcopia di Girolamo Cardano,” 605–
636; Luigi L AZZERINI, “Il problema dei kahirisiri,
la pelle e il grasso,” 637–650; Danielle C HAP -
ERON , “Le travail du Cheveu (1850–1900). Frag-
ment d’une histoire de la sensibilité sémiotique,”
651–671; Philippe K AENEL, “Physiognomonie du
Poil. Freud, Michel-Ange et Lavater,” 673–697
[ref. 3089]; Éric M ARI É, “La dermatologie dans la
médecine chinoise au XIVe siècle à partir du Waike
Jingyi de Qi Dezhi,” 699–721 [ref. 746].
465. C ARLSON, Elof Axel. Neither Gods nor Beasts:
How Science Is Changing Who We Think We Are. (xi
+ 179 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.:
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780879697860.
Argues for a new conception of human beings
based on our biological nature.
466. F ORTH, Christopher E., and Ivan C ROZIER.
(Eds.) Body Parts: Critical Explorations in Corpore-
ality. (ix + 273 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lanham, Md.:
Lexington Books, 2005. ISBN: 0739109332.
Partial contents: George ROUSSEAU, “Bums in the
Time of Cholera: Sex, Sodomy, and Representa-
tions of the Fundament,” 44-64; Ivan C ROZIER,
“ ‘All the Appearances Were Perfectly Natural’:
The Anus of the Sodomite in Nineteenth-Century
Medical Discourse,” 65-84; John H OBERMAN,
“The Primitive Pelvis: The Role of Racial Folklore
in Obstetrics and Gynecology during the Twenti-
eth Century,” 85-104 [ref. 3182]; Fredrik Albrit-
ton J ONSSON, “Enlightened Hands: Managing
Dexterity in British Medicine and Manufactures,
1760–1800,” 142-160 [ref. 1870]; Christopher E.
F ORTH, “Guts and Manhood: The Culture of the
Abdomen in Modern France,” 191-206; Carolyn
Ward C OMISKEY, “ ‘I Will Kill Myself If I Have to
Keep My Fat Calves!’: Legs and Cosmetic Surgery
in Paris in 1926,” 247-264 [ref. 3167].
Reviews: [ref. R350]
467. K EMP, Martin. The Human Animal in West-
ern Art and Science. The Louise Smith Bross
Lecture Series. (xix + 307 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780226430331.
468. L IVINGSTONE, David N. Adam’s Ancestors:
Race, Religion, and the Politics of Human Ori-
gins. (x + 301 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801888137.
“Traces the history of the idea of non-Adamic
humanity, and the debates surrounding it, from
the Middle Ages to the present day.” (from the
abstract)
469. LYKKE, Nina, and Mette B RYLD. “Bevisets
teater: Videnskabsdokumentargenren og læsninger af
Lennart Nilsson.” Polhem 22 (2004): 90–107.
On Nilsson’s famous work (both his films and
photo series) on human reproduction.
470. P HARO, Patrick. (Ed.) L’homme et le vivant :
sciences de l’homme et sciences de la vie. Science,
histoire et société. (x + 404 pp.; bibl.) Paris: Presses
universitaires de France, 2004. ISBN: 2130540791.
Contents: Patrick P HARO, “Nature, culture et si-
gnifications dans les théories de l’homme,” 25-
55; Michela M ARZANO, “L’ordre des idées et la
théorie platonicienne de l’âme : le cas du Phédon,”
57-68 [ref. 880]; Jacques M ERCHIERS, “Capa-
cités et dispositions dans la théorie de l’âme
d’Aristote,” 69-94 [ref. 881]; Ruwen O GIEN,
“Que signifie ‘naturaliser la culture’ ?” 95-116;
 137. Psychology; comparative psychology
Bernard R EBER, “Le problème psychophysique
aux avant-postes du Principe de responsabilité,”
117-142; Raymond B OUDON, “Théorie du choix
rationnel ou individualisme méthodologique ?”
145-181 [ref. 494]; Michel B OURDEAU, “Bio-
logie et sociologie chez Auguste Comte,” 183-
202 [ref. 2402]; Jean-Marc B ERNARDINI, “Des
sciences de la vie aux sciences de l’homme : le
darwinisme social au XIXe siècle comme analy-
seur de situation,” 203-237 [ref. 2342]; Dominique
L ESTEL, “À propos de la notion de règles conven-
tionnelles dans les sociétés animales,” 239-271;
Michèle F ELLOUS, “La xénogreffe : enjeux et
questions,” 273-298 [ref. 3655]; Michel M OR -
ANGE , “La part des gènes : évolutions récentes,”
301-313; Pierre J OUANNET, “Quels gènes pour
quelle procréation ?” 315-329; Anne L IFSHITZ -
K RAMS, “De l’histoire collective à la construc-
tion individuelle, les tests génétiques,” 331-362;
Christophe D EJOURS, “Le sexuel entre biologie et
psychanalyse,” 363-390; Simone BATEMAN, “La
nature fait-elle (encore) bien les choses ?” 391-404.
471. P IGLIUCCI, Massimo. “Primates, Philosophers,
and the Biological Basis of Morality.” Biol. & Phil.
22 (2007): 611–618.
Essay review of Frans de WAAL, Stephen
M ACEDO, Josiah O BER, and Robert W RIGHT,
Primates and Philosophers (2006) [ref. 473].
472. S MITH, Mark M. Sensing the Past: Seeing,
Hearing, Smelling, Tasting, and Touching in History.
(x + 180 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of
California Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780520254954.
Broad-ranging history of the senses in different
periods and cultures.
473. WAAL, Frans de, Stephen M ACEDO, Josiah
O BER, and Robert W RIGHT. Primates and Philoso-
phers: How Morality Evolved. Princeton University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780691124476.
Reviews: [ref. 471]
136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
474. C HRISTEN, Markus. “Varieties of Publication
Patterns in Neuroscience at the Cognitive Turn.” J.
Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 207–225.
475. H AGNER, Michael. Der Geist bei der Arbeit:
historische Untersuchungen zur Hirnforschung. (284
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Göttingen: Wallstein, 2006.
ISBN : 9783835300644.
Reviews: [ref. R434]
476. I ONE, Amy. “Introduction: Visual Images and
Visualization in the Neurosciences.” Special Issue:
“Visual Images and Visualization.” J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 257–259.
Contents: C. U. M. S MITH, “Visual Thinking and
Neuroscience,” 260–273; Nicholas J. WADE, “Vi-
sion and Visualization,” 274–294 [ref. 478]; Sheryl
R. G INN and Lorenzo L ORUSSO, “Brain, Mind,
and Body: Interactions with Art in Renaissance
39
Italy,” 295–313 [ref. 1308]; Lorenzo L ORUSSO,
“Neurological Caricatures since the 15th Century,”
314–334 [ref. 158]; Marco P ICCOLINO, “Visual
Images in Luigi Galvani’s Path to Animal Elec-
tricity,” 335–348 [ref. 1837]; Sarah de R IJCKE,
“Light Tries the Expert Eye: The Introduction of
Photography in Nineteenth-Century Macroscopic
Neuroanatomy,” 349–366 [ref. 2358]; Cornelius
B ORCK, “Recording the Brain at Work: The Vis-
ible, the Readable, and the Invisible in Electroen-
cephalography,” 367–379 [ref. 3066]; Alan G.
G ROSS, “The Brains in Brain: The Coevolution of
Localization and Its Images,” 380–392 [ref. 2352].
477. S ARIKCIOGLU, Levent, Ummuhan A LTUN,
Bikem S UZEN, and Nurettin O GUZ. “The Evolution
of the Terminology of the Basal Ganglia, or Are They
Nuclei?” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 226–229.
478. WADE, Nicholas J. “Vision and Visualization.”
Special Issue: “Visual Images and Visualization”
[ref. 476]. J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 274–294.
On various ways of visually depicting and com-
municating the anatomical and other aspects of the
sciences of vision.
137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
479. B OSSI, Laura. Histoire naturelle de l’âme.
Science, histoire et société. (viii + 480 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2003.
ISBN : 2130536166.
480. B ULLER, David J. Adapting Minds: Evolution-
ary Psychology and the Persistent Quest for Human
Nature. (xi + 550 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. ISBN: 0262025795.
Reviews: [ref. 484]
481. C ASTEL, Pierre-Henri. A quoi résiste la psy-
chanalyse ? Science, histoire et société. (198 pp.)
Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2006. ISBN:
2130559069.
Includes a selective bibliography of the major
works on psychoanalysis since 1980.
482. C OLLINS, John. “Meta-Scientific Elimina-
tivism: A Reconsideration of Chomsky’s Review of
Skinner’s Verbal Behavior.” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58
(2007): 625–658.
Claims that Chomsky argues against Skinner’s
eliminativism but in favor of a meta-scientific
eliminativism.
483. DA S ILVA, Paulo José Carvalho. “A ciência
da alma da antiga Companhia de Jesus: reflexões
sobre história e epistemologia da psicologia.” Cir-
cumscribere 3 (2007): 1–10.
Covers the period from 1540 to 1773.
40 141. Sociology
484. D OWNES, Stephen M., Kevin N. L ALAND,
Gary M ARCUS, and David J. B ULLER. “Life After
Evolutionary Psychology.” Metascience 16 (2007):
1–24.
Review Symposium. Essay review of David J.
B ULLER, Adapting Minds (2005) [ref. 480].
485. G OODEY, C. F. “Intellectual Ability and Speed
of Performance: Galen to Galton.” Hist. Sci. 42
(2004): 465–495.
Concludes with a discussion of periodization and
the historiography of psychology.
486. JAHODA, Gustav. A History of Social Psychol-
ogy: From the Eighteenth-Century Enlightenment to
the Second World War. (ix + 242 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0521868289.
487. K NUUTTILA, Simo, and Pekka K ÄRKK ÄINEN.
(Eds.) Theories of Perception in Medieval and Early
Modern Philosophy. (x + 292 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Dordrecht; New York; London: Springer, 2008.
ISBN : 9781402061240, 1402061242.
Contents: Simo K NUUTTILA, “Aristotle’s Theory
of Perception and Medieval Aristotelianism,” 1-22
[ref. 932]; Eyjólfur Kjalar E MILSSON, “Plotinus
on Sense Perception,” 23-34 [ref. 931]; Håvard
L ØKKE, “The Stoics on Sense Perception,” 35-46
[ref. 934]; Cristina D’A NCONA, “Degrees of Ab-
straction in Avicenna,” 47-72 [ref. 633]; Alfred L.
I VRY, “The Ontological Entailments of Averroes’
Understanding of Perception,” 73-86 [ref. 664];
José Filipe S ILVA, “Robert Kilwardby on Sense
Perception,” 87-100 [ref. 1110]; Mikko Y RJ ÖNSU -
URI , “Percieving One’s Own Body,” 101-116;
Henrik L AGERLUND, “Pietro d’Abano and the
Anatomy of Perception,” 117-130 [ref. 1108];
Robert PASNAU, “Id Quo Cognoscimus,” 131-150;
Dominik P ERLER, “Seeing and Judging: Ockham
and Wodeham on Sensory Cognition,” 151-170
[ref. 1109]; Jack Z UPKO, “Horse Sense and Hu-
man Sense: The Heterogeneity of Sense Perception
in Buridan’s Philosophical Psychology,” 171-186
[ref. 1113]; Pekka K ÄRKK ÄINEN, “Objects of
Sense Perception in Late Medieval Erfurtian Nom-
inalism,” 187-202 [ref. 1021]; Leen S PRUIT, “Re-
naissance Views of Active Perception,” 203-224
[ref. 1313]; Michael E DWARDS, “Time and Per-
ception in Late Renaissance Aristotelianism,” 225-
244 [ref. 1219]; Martine P ÉCHARMAN, “Male-
branche’s Ontological Problem of the Perception
of Bodies,” 245-270 [ref. 1583]; Ralph S CHU -
MACHER , “Locke on the Intentionality of Sensory
Ideas,” 271-284 [ref. 1466].
488. K ROKER, Kenton. Sleep of Others and the
Transformations of Sleep Research. (viii + 533 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780802037695.
On the history of sleep research, beginning with a
historical overview from ancient times.
489. S TEWART, William. A Biographical Dictionary
of Psychologists, Psychiatrists and Psychotherapists.
(v + 325 pp.; bibl.; index.) Jefferson, N.C.: McFar-
land, 2008. ISBN: 9780786432929.
140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
490. G ORTON, William A. Karl Popper and the
Social Sciences. SUNY Series in the Philosophy of
the Social Sciences. (xi + 145 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Albany: State University of New York Press, 2006.
ISBN : 0791466612.
491. H EILBRON, Johan, Nicolas G UILHOT, and Lau-
rent J EANPIERRE. “Toward a Transnational History
of the Social Sciences.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 44 (2008):
146–160.
492. P ORTER, Theodore M. “Introduction.” Intro-
duction to special issue: “The Statistical Office as a
Social Observatory.” Centaurus 49 (2007): 258–260.
Contents: Gabriel K. W OLFENSTEIN, “Recounting
the Nation: The General Register Office and Vic-
torian Bureaucracies,” 261–288; Morgane L ABB É,
“Institutionalizing the Statistics of Nationality in
Prussia in the 19th Century (From Local Bureau-
cracy to State-Level Census of Population),” 289–
306 [ref. 2397]; Ida H. S TAMHUIS, “A Nineteenth-
Century Statistical Society that Abandoned Statis-
tics,” 307–336 [ref. 2400]; Andrea RUSNOCK,
“Medical Statistics and Hospital Medicine: The
Case of the Smallpox Vaccination,” 337–359
[ref. 2515].
493. P ORTER, Theodore M. “Speaking Precision to
Power: The Modern Political Role of Social Science.”
Soc. Res. 73 (2006): 1273–1294.
141. SOCIOLOGY
494. B OUDON, Raymond. “Théorie du choix ration-
nel ou individualisme méthodologique ?” In L’homme
et le vivant, edited by P HARO (2004) [ref. 470], 145–
181.
495. B REWER, John D. “Sociology and Its Strange
‘Others’: Introduction.” Introduction to special issue.
Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2 (2007): 1–5.
Contents: John D. B REWER, “Sociology and The-
ology Reconsidered: Religious Sociology and the
Sociology of Religion in Britain,” 7–28 [ref. 3127];
Robin I. M. D UNBAR, “Evolution and the Social
Sciences,” 29–50 [ref. 2393]; Susanne K ARST-
EDT , “Explorations into the Sociology of Criminal
Justice and Punishment: Leaving the Modernist
Project Behind,” 51–70 [ref. 2404]; David N.
L IVINGSTONE, “Science, Site and Speech: Sci-
entific Knowledge and the Spaces of Rhetoric,”
71–98 [ref. 2324]; David I NGLIS, “The Warring
Twins: Sociology, Cultural Studies, Alterity and
Sameness,” 99–122 [ref. 3641]; John H. F INCH,
“Economic Sociology as a Strange Other to Both
Sociology and Economics,” 123–140 [ref. 3116];
Griselda P OLLOCK, “Thinking Sociologically:
 150. History as a discipline
Thinking Aesthetically. Between Convergence and
Difference with Some Historical Reflections on
Sociology and Art History,” 141–175 [ref. 3130].
496. N UNES, Everardo Duarte. “Merton e a sociolo-
gia médica.” Translated title. [Merton and Medical
Sociology]. In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
159–172.
497. S TEWART, William. (Ed.) Biographical Dic-
tionary of Sociologists. (v + 193 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co., 2008. ISBN:
9780786433285.
142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
498. BANKS, David J. “Minorities in American An-
thropology: A Personal View.” In Histories of An-
thropology Annual, edited by DARNELL and G LEACH
(2007) [ref. 499], 222–246.
499. DARNELL, Regna, and Frederic W. G LEACH.
(Eds.) Histories of Anthropology Annual. Vol. 3. (viii
+ 246 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lincoln: University of
Nebraska Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780803266643.
Contents (from WorldCat): William J. P EACE,
“Leslie A. White and the Socio-Politics of War,”
1-21 [ref. 3119]; Richard H ANDLER, “Signif-
icant Form: Sapir’s Phonemic Poetics,” 22-37
[ref. 3146]; Stephen O. M URRAY, “William Field-
ing Ogburn’s Fostering of Sol Tax’s Explorations
of Small-Scale Mercantile Capitalism in Highland
Guatemala,” 38-50 [ref. 3144]; David A. N OCK,
“Stephen Leacock: The Not-So-Funny Story of
His Evolutionary Ethnology and Canada’s First
Peoples,” 51-69 [ref. 3137]; Elisabeth T OOKER
and Barbara G RAYMONT, “J. N. B. Hewitt,” 70-98
[ref. 2419]; Frederic W. G LEACH, “Cushing at Cor-
nell: The Early Years of a Pioneering Anthropolo-
gist,” 99-120 [ref. 2412]; Adam D EWBURY, “The
American School and Scientific Racism in Early
American Anthropology,” 121-147 [ref. 2410];
Andrew LYONS, “Missing Ancestors and Missing
Narratives,” 148-166; Carolyn F LUEHR -L OBBAN,
“Antenor Firmin, Nineteenth-Century Pioneering
Anthropologist: His Influence on Anthropology
in North America and the Caribbean,” 167-183
[ref. 2411]; Brice O BERMEYER, “Salvaging the
Delaware Big House Ceremony: The History and
Legacy of Frank Speck’s Collaboration with the
Oklahoma Delaware,” 184-198 [ref. 3138]; Eliza-
beth G UERRIER, “Applying Anthropology in the
Interest of the State: John Collier, the Indian Of-
fice, and the Bureau of Sociological Research,”
199-221 [ref. 3134]; David J. BANKS, “Minorities
in American Anthropology: A Personal View,”
222-246 [ref. 498].
500. H ANDLER, Richard. (Ed.) Central Sites, Pe-
ripheral Visions: Cultural and Institutional Crossings
in the History of Anthropology. History of Anthro-
pology, 11. (vii + 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Madi-
son: University of Wisconsin Press, 2006. ISBN:
9780299219208.
Contents:“Anthropology on the Periphery of the
Center,” 3-7; David KOESTER, “The Power
41
of Insult: Ethnographic Publication and Emer-
gent Nationalism in the Sixteenth Century,” 8-40
[ref. 1315]; Kath W ESTON, “Escape from the An-
damans: Tracking, Offshore Incarceration, and
Ethnology in the Back of Beyond,” 41-68; Brad
E VANS, “Where Was Boas during the Renais-
sance in Harlem? Diffusion, Race, and the Culture
Paradigm in the History of Anthropology,” 69-98
[ref. 3133]; George W. S TOCKING, Jr., “Unfin-
ished Business: Robert Gelston Armstrong, the
Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the History
of Anthropology at Chicago and in Nigeria,” 99-
247 [ref. 3142]; Arthur J. R AY, “Kroeber and the
California Claims: Historical Particularism and
Cultural Ecology in Court,” 248-274 [ref. 3139].
501. L JUNGSTR ÖM, Olof. “Making Space for Cul-
ture: The Visual Ordering of Space in the First Mu-
seums of Ethnography.” In Taking Place, edited by
BARALDI et al. (2006) [ref. 3329], 321–350.
143. ECONOMICS
502. G ALL, Philippe Le. A History of Econometrics
in France: From Nature to Models. Routledge Studies
in the History of Economics, 85. (xx + 296 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN:
9780415322553.
Focuses on the contribution of French thinkers,
such as Cournot, Briaune and Regnault, to econo-
metrics, which has been largely unexplored.
145. ARCHAEOLOGY
503. H ORNOS M ATA, Francisca, and Carmen
Risquez C UENCA. “Representation at Present: Wo-
men in Museums.” In Arqueologı́a y género, edited
by Margarita S ÁNCHEZ ROMERO (Granada: Univer-
sidad de Granada, 2005), 479–490.
146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE
504. C ONN, Steven. History’s Shadow: Native
Americans and Historical Consciousness in the Nine-
teenth Century. (xii + 276 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004. ISBN:
0226114945.
Reviews: [ref. R210]
505. H EDMAN, Matthew. The Age of Everything:
How Science Explores the Past. (249 pp.; bibl.;
index; ill.; maps.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226322926.
506. M OYN, Samuel. “Amos Funkenstein on the
Theological Origins of Historicism.” J. Hist. Ideas 64
(2003): 639–657.
507. M OYN, Samuel. “Amos Funkenstein on the
Theological Origins of Historicism.” In Thinking
Impossibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN
(2008) [ref. 68], 143–166.
42 150. Medical sciences in general
150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
508. A RIKHA, Noga. Passions and Tempers: A His-
tory of the Humours. (xxi + 376 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York, NY: Ecco, 2007. ISBN: 9780060731168.
Traces the idea of the humors in medical guide-
books, health fads, physician testimonies and sci-
entific theories from ancient Greece to the present.
509. B ERGMANN, Anna. Der entseelte Patient: die
moderne Medizin und der Tod. (455 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Berlin: Aufbau-Verlag, 2004. ISBN: 3351025874.
On medical dissection, anatomy, human experi-
mentation, and human executions since the 14th
century.
Reviews: [ref. R90]
510. B IVINS, Roberta E. Alternative medicine?
A History. (xvii + 238 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780199218875.
511. B ONDIO, Mariacarla Gadebusch. Medizinische
Ästhetik: Kosmetik und plastische Chirurgie zwischen
Antike und früher Neuzeit. Humanistische Bibliothek,
Reihe I, Abhandlungen, Bd. 56. (238 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
München: W. Fink, 2005. ISBN: 3770541014.
Reviews: [ref. R119]
512. B RODSKY, Phyllis. Control of Childbirth:
Women Versus Medicine Through the Ages. Foreword
by Mary Ann S HAH. Jefferson, N.C: McFarland &
Co., 2008. ISBN: 9780786433629.
513. C ONDRAU, Flurin. “The Patient’s View Meets
the Clinical Gaze.” Part of a series of essays
on “Twenty Years of Social History of Medicine”
[ref. 516]. Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 525–540.
514. C OOPER, Neil J., and Simon Jonathan H AMP -
TON . “Reproductive Technology in the Context of
Reproductive Teleology.” Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27
(2007): 498–505.
Comparing parental child-rearing techniques to
ideas about genetic engineering and similar repro-
ductive technologies.
515. D EMAITRE, Luke E. Leprosy in Premodern
Medicine: A Malady of the Whole Body. (xv + 323
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801886133.
Covers the period from the 1st century to the 18th
century.
516. D OLAN, Brian. “Twenty Years of Social His-
tory of Medicine.” Introduction to a series of essays
published on the journal’s 20th anniversary. Soc. Hist.
Med. 20 (2007): 435–440.
Contents: Roger C OOTER, “After Death/After-
‘Life’: The Social History of Medicine in Post-
Postmodernity,” 441–464 [ref. 51]; Ilana L ÖWY,
“The Social History of Medicine: Beyond the Lo-
cal,” 465–481 [ref. 532]; Robert W OODS, “Medical
and Demographic History: Inseparable?” 483–503
[ref. 551]; Waltraud E RNST, “Beyond East and
West. From the History of Colonial Medicine to a
Social History of Medicine(s) in South Asia,” 505–
524 [ref. 785]; Flurin C ONDRAU, “The Patient’s
View Meets the Clinical Gaze,” 525–540 [ref. 513].
517. D UFFIN, Jacalyn. (Ed.) Clio in the Clinic:
History in Medical Practice. (xxii + 334 pp.; ill.;
index; bibl.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0195161270.
Autobiographical accounts by 23 physicians on
their use of history in practicing medicine.
Reviews: [ref. R297]
518. E LMER, Peter. The Healing Arts: Health,
Disease and Society in Europe, 1500–1800. Medicine
and Society in Europe, 1500–1930. (xxiv + 408 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Manchester: Manchester University
Press, 2004. ISBN: 0719067340.
Reviews: [ref. R314]
519. E STRADA O RREGO, Victoria, and Jorge M AR -
QUEZ VALDERRAMA . “Etiologı́a parasitaria y
obstáculos epistemológicos: el caso de la malaria
en Colombia.” Translated title. [Parasite Etiology
and Epistemological Obstacles: The Case of Malaria
in Colombia]. In Spanish. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
91–118.
520. F LEISCHHAUER, Kurt, and Göran H ERMER ÉN.
Goals of Medicine in the Course of History and
Today: A Study in the History and Philosophy of
Medicine. (479 pp.; bibl.; index.) Stockholm: Kung-
liga Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien,
2006. ISBN: 9174023535.
Reviews: [ref. R341]
521. G ARBER, James J. Harmony in Healing:
The Theoretical Basis of Ancient and Medieval
Medicine. (xviii + 207 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
Brunswick: Transaction Publishers, 2008. ISBN:
9781412806923; 1412806925.
Traces the philosophical connection between cos-
mology and medicine.
522. G ERABEK, Werner E. (Ed.) Enzyklopädie Me-
dizingeschichte. (3 vols.; vol. 1: xix + 520 pp.; vol. 2:
541 pp.; vol. 3: 481 pp.) Berlin: Walter De Gruyter,
2007. ISBN: 9783110197037.
523. G REENWOOD, John R., and F. Clifton B ERRY,
Jr. Medics at War: Military Medicine from Colonial
Times to the 21st Century. Presented by the Associ-
ation of the United States Army. (ix + 214 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Annapolis, Md.: Naval Institute Press,
2005. ISBN: 1591143446.
524. H OFER, Hans-Georg, and Lutz S AUERTEIG.
“Perspektiven einer Kulturgeschichte der Medi-
zin.” First article of a special issue entitled “Kul-
 150. Medical sciences in general
turgeschichte der Medizin.” Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007):
105–141.
Contents: Lutz S AUERTEIG, “Die Herstellung
des sexuellen und erotischen Körpers in der west-
deutschen Jugendzeitschrift BRAVO in den 1960er
und 1970er Jahren,” 142–179; Roger C OOTER
and Claudia S TEIN, “Coming into Focus: Posters,
Power, and Visual Culture in the History of Medi-
cine,” 180–209 [ref. 3698]; Hans-Georg H OFER,
“Medizin, Altern, Männlichkeit: Zur Kulturge-
schichte des männlichen Klimakteriums,” 210–246
[ref. 3183].
525. JAGOW, Bettina von, and Florian S TEGER.
(Eds.) Repräsentationen: Medizin und Ethik in Li-
teratur und Kunst der Moderne. (295 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Heidelberg: Winter, 2004. ISBN: 3825315800.
Contributors: Bettina von JAGOW, Florian S TE -
GER , Dietrich von E NGELHARDT, Horst-Jürgen
G ERIGK, Maximilian G R ÖNE, Stefan W ILLER,
Irmela Marei K R ÜGER -F ÜRHOFF, Axel G ELFERT,
Stefan A RTMANN, Sigrid W EIGEL, Giovanni
M AIO, Felix T RETTER, Lorenz W ELKER, Karin
T EBBEN, and Reinhild G ERUM.
Reviews: [ref. R526]
526. J ENTZEN, Jeffrey M. “Death Investigation in
America: Coroners, Medical Examiners, and the
Pursuit of Medical Certainty.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin at
Madison, 2007. Advisor: Numbers, Ronald L.
Pub. no. AAT 3261437. 336 pp. A survey from
colonial times to the 20th century, dealing with
professionalization, legal issues, and medical au-
thority.
527. J ÜLICH, Solveig. “Inledning: Tema Teknome-
dicin.” Polhem 22 (2004): 5–8.
Contents: Karin J OHANNISSON, “Örat som medi-
cinsk teknik,” 9–23 [ref. 2481]; Jan Eric O LS ÉN,
“Osäkra avläsningar,” 24–48 [ref. 2505]; Pär
B LOMKVIST, “De nyföddas drivhus: Teknik och
etik i den svenska neonatalvårdens historia 1945–
2005,” 49–64 [ref. 3650]; Isabelle D USSAUGE,
“Questioning Medical Technology: The Discour-
se on Technology in Läkartidningen 1978–1985,”
65–89 [ref. 3735].
528. K ING, Helen. Midwifery, Obstetrics and the
Rise of Gynaecology: The Uses of a Sixteenth-
Century Compendium. Women and Gender in the
Early Modern World. (x + 228 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Burlington, VT: Ashgate Publisher, 2007. ISBN:
9780754653967.
A study of the reception (esp. in the 18th century)
of this compendium and its importance to the
history of medicine (esp. gynecology) at different
times. Focuses on the periods in Western medicine
when “female difference” was asserted.
529. K IRKUP, John. The Evolution of Surgical In-
struments: An Illustrated History from Ancient Times
to the Twentieth Century. With a foreword by James
M. E DMONSON. Norman Surgery Series, 13; Nor-
43
man Science and Technology Series, 8. (xviii + 510
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Novato, Calif.: Historyof-
science.com, 2006. ISBN: 0930405862.
Reviews: [ref. R573]
530. L A F LEUR, William R., Gernot B ÖHME, and
Susumu S HIMAZONO. (Eds.) Dark Medicine: Ratio-
nalizing Unethical Medical Research. (xii + 259 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780253348722.
Contents (from publisher): William R. L A F LEUR,
“Introduction: The Knowledge Tree and Its Dou-
ble Fruit,” 1-14; Gernot B ÖHME, “Rationalizing
Unethical Medical Research: Taking Seriously the
Case of Viktor von Weizsäcker,” 15-29 [ref. 3156];
Andreas F REWER, “Medical Research, Moral-
ity, and History: The German Journal Ethik and
the Limits of Human Experimentation,” 30-45;
Rolf W INAU, “Experimentation on Humans and
Informed Consent: How We Arrived Where We
Are,” 46-56; Benno M ÜLLER -H ILL, “The Silence
of the Scholars,” 57-62; Arthur L. C APLAN, “The
Ethics of Evil: The Challenge and the Lessons
of Nazi Medical Experiments,” 63-72 [ref. 177];
Kei-ichi T SUNEISHI, “Unit 731 and the Human
Skulls Discovered in 1989: Physicians Carry-
ing Out Organized Crimes,” 73-84 [ref. 2748];
Frederick R. D ICKINSON, “Biohazard: Unit 731
in Postwar Japanese Politics of National ‘For-
getfulness,’ ” 85-104; G. Cameron H URST, III,
“Biological Weapons: The United States and the
Korean War,” 105-120 [ref. 3494]; Susan L INDEE,
“Experimental Injury: Wound Ballistics and Avi-
ation Medicine in Mid-century America,” 121-
137; Jonathan D. M ORENO, “Stumbling Toward
Bioethics: Human Experiments Policy and the
Early Cold War,” 138-148 [ref. 3440]; Renée C.
F OX, “Toward an Ethics of Iatrogenesis,” 149-164;
Tetsuo YAMAORI, “Strategies for Survival ver-
sus Accepting Impermanence: Rationalizing Brain
Death and Organ Transplantation Today,” 165-179;
Yoshihiko KOMATSU, “The Age of a ‘Revolu-
tionized Human Body’ and the Right to Die,”
180-200 [ref. 179]; Susumu S HIMAZONO, “Why
We Must Be Prudent in Research Using Human
Embryos: Differing Views of Human Dignity,”
201-222; Miho O GINO, “Eugenics, Reproductive
Technologies, and the Feminist Dilemma in Japan,”
223-232 [ref. 3618]; William R. L A F LEUR, “Re-
fusing Utopia’s Bait: Research, Rationalizations,
and Hans Jonas,” 233-246.
531. L ONGO, Lawrence D. (Ed.) “Our Lords, the
Sick”: McGovern Lectures in the History of Medicine
and Medical Humanism. (xi + 243 pp.; bibl.) Mal-
abar, Fla.: Krieger, 2004. ISBN: 1575242362.
Includes 18 lectures to the American Osler So-
ciety during the past two decades by physicians,
historians, and educators.
Reviews: [ref. R653]
532. L ÖWY, Ilana. “The Social History of Medicine:
Beyond the Local.” Part of a series of essays
on “Twenty Years of Social History of Medicine”
[ref. 516]. Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 465–481.
44 150. Medical sciences in general
533. M ANDRESSI, Rafael. Le regard de
l’anatomiste : dissections et invention du corps en
Occident. (338 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Editions du
Seuil, 2003. ISBN: 2020540991; 9782020540995.
Reviews: [ref. R670]
534. M ICHAEL, Mike, Steven P. WAINWRIGHT, and
Clare W ILLIAMS. “Temporality and Prudence: On
Stem Cells as ‘Phronesic Things.’ ” Part of special
issue: “Time-Politics of Technology” [ref. 582]. Con-
figurations 13 (2005 [2007]): 373–394.
535. N UTTON, Vivian, and Christine N UTTON. “The
Archer of Meudon: A Curious Absence of Continuity
in the History of Medicine.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci.
58 (2003): 401–427.
On a report of a 1475 vivisection in Paris and
how it was transformed in the 19th century into a
description of the first surgical lithotomy.
536. O MURA, Yoshiaki. Acupuncture Medicine: Its
Historical and Clinical Background. (287 pp.; ill.; in-
dex.) Mineola, NY: Dover, 2003. ISBN: 0486428508.
Originally published in Tokyo by Japan Publica-
tions, 1982.
Reviews: [ref. R774]
537. P ELLEGRINO, Edmund D. The Philosophy of
Medicine Reborn: A Pellegrino Reader. Edited by
H. Tristram E NGELHARDT and Fabrice J OTTERAND.
Notre Dame Studies in Medical Ethics. (xvii + 451
pp.; bibl.; index.) Notre Dame, Ind.: University of
Notre Dame Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780268038342.
A collection of Edmund D. Pellegrino’s work on
bioethics and the philosophy of medicine.
538. P ELLING, Margaret, and Scott M ANDEL -
BROTE . (Eds.) The Practice of Reform in Health,
Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000: Essays for
Charles Webster. (xv + 376 pp.; bibl.; index.) Alder-
shot: Ashgate, 2005. ISBN: 0754639339.
Contents: Howard H OTSON, “The Instauration of
the Image of God in Man: Humanist Anthropol-
ogy, Encyclopaedic Pedagogy, Baconianism and
Universal Reform,” 1-21 [ref. 1196]; Penelope
G OUK, “Harmony, Health, and Healing: Mu-
sic’s Role in Early Modern Paracelsian Thought,”
23-42 [ref. 1323]; Lauren K ASSELL, “The Econ-
omy of Magic in Early Modern England,” 43-57
[ref. 1430]; Antonio C LERICUZIO, “Chemical
Medicine and Paracelsianism in Italy, 1550–1650,”
59-79 [ref. 1317]; Margaret P ELLING, “Poli-
tics, Medicine, and Masculinity: Physicians and
Office-Bearing in Early Modern England,” 81-105
[ref. 1609]; Robert C ROCKER, “A ‘Sanative Con-
tagion’: Henry More on Faith Healing,” 107-123
[ref. 1596]; Scott M ANDELBROTE, “William Petty
and Anne Greene: Medical and Political Reform
in Commonwealth Oxford,” 125-149 [ref. 1604];
Stefano V ILLANI, “Between Anatomy and Pol-
itics: John Finch and Italy, 1649–71,” 151-166
[ref. 1619]; Mordechai F EINGOLD, “The Ori-
gins of the Royal Society Revisited,” 167-183
[ref. 1413]; Jonathan BARRY, “The ‘Great Projec-
tor’: John Cary and the Legacy of Puritan Reform
in Bristol, 1647–1720,” 185-206; Colin K IDD,
“Medicine, Race, and Radicalism in the Later
Scottish Enlightenment,” 207-222 [ref. 2488];
Pietro C ORSI, “After the Revolution: Scientific
Language and French Politics, 1795–1802,” 223-
245 [ref. 1665]; Linda B RYDER, “ ‘Babies of the
Empire’: The Evolution of Infant Welfare Services
in New Zealand and Britain in the First Half of
the Twentieth Century,” 247-262; John S TEWART,
“Hospitals, Regions, and Central Authority: Is-
sues in Scottish Hospital Planning, 1947–1974,”
263-278; John W ELSHMAN, “Hospital Provision,
Resource Allocation, and the Early National Health
Service: The Sheffield Regional Hospital Board,
1947–74,” 279-301; Anne Marie R AFFERTY, “In-
ternational Recruitment of Nurses to the UK: The
History of the Present,” 303-313; Jane L EWIS,
“Professional Status and Professional Regulation
in the 1970s: The Case of the Briggs Commit-
tee on Nursing and the Merrison Committee on
the Regulation of the Medical Profession,” 315-
331; Virginia B ERRIDGE, “New Social Movement
or Government-Funded Voluntary Sector? ASH
(Action on Smoking and Health), Science, and
Anti-Tobacco Activism in the 1970s,” 333-348.
Reviews: [ref. R795]
539. R AOULT, Didier, and Michel D RANCOURT.
(Eds.) Paleomicrobiology: Past Human Infections.
(xiii + 226 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Springer,
2008. ISBN: 9783540758549.
Discussion of recent work in microbiology that has
implications for historians of disease.
540. R AYER, Pierre François Olive, and Campbell
M ACKENZIE. The History of Albuminous Nephritis.
(viii + 114 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: The
Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at
UCL, 2005. ISBN: 0854840982.
Translation of Historique de la néphrite albu-
mineuse from volume 2 of Traité des maladies des
reins et des altérations de la sécrétion urinaire
(1840).
Reviews: [ref. R834]
541. ROSENBERG, Charles E. Our Present Com-
plaint: American Medicine, Then and Now. (vi + 214
pp.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801887154.
542. S ALUZZO, Jean-François. Des hommes et des
germes. Science, histoire et société. (viii + 290 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France,
2004. ISBN: 2130542948.
543. S TAHNISCH, Frank, and Florian S TEGER.
(Eds.) Medizin, Geschichte und Geschlecht:
Körperhistorische Rekonstruktionen von Identitäten
und Differenzen. Geschichte und Philosophie der
Medizin. (297 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz
Steiner, 2005. ISBN: 3515085645.
Contents: Frank S TAHNISCH and Florian S TE -
GER , “Einleitung,” 9-23; Sabine F ÖLLINGER ,
“Geschlecht und Körperwahrnehmung in der
frühgriechischen Dichtung,” 27-39; Sabine
 151. Psychiatry; medical psychology
S ANDER, “Die dreißig Schönheiten der Frau -
Ärztliche Ratgeber der Frühen Neuzeit,” 41-62;
Thomas S CHNALKE, “Der expandierte Mensch
- Zur Konstitution von Körperbildern in anato-
mischen Sammlungen des 18. Jahrhunderts,” 63-
82; Marion M. RUISINGER, “ ‘Mit vielen Tränen
schreibe ich dieses’ - Ein Beitrag zur Patientin-
nengeschichte des 18. Jahrhunderts,” 83-101; Eva
B RINKSCHULTE, “ ‘... das Weib lässt sich nicht ge-
genüber dem Gelehrten vergessen’ - Zur Aufrecht-
erhaltung der Virilität des Hochschulbetriebs um
1900,” 103-118; Marita K RAUSS, “ ‘Die neue Zeit
mit ihren Neuen Forderungen verlangt auch ein
neues Geschlecht’ - Die Ärztin Dr. Hope Bridges
Adams Lehmann und ihre Forderungen an die
Frau des 20. Jahrhunderts,” 119-135; Andreas
F REWER and Christian S ÄFKEN, “Identität, In-
itersexualität, Transsexualität - Medizinhistorische
und ethisch-rechtliche Aspekte der Geschlechtsum-
wandlung,” 137-156; Ortrun R IHA, “Pole, Stufen,
Übergänge - Geschlechterdifferenz im Mittelal-
ter,” 159-180; Hartmut K UGLER, “Liebeskrankheit
im mittelalterlichen Roman - Einige Beobach-
tungen unter dem Aspekt der Geschlechterdiffe-
renz,” 181-195; Frank S TAHNISCH, “Über die
neuronale Natur des Weiblichen - Szientismus und
Geschlechterdifferenz in der anatomischen Hirn-
forschung (1760-1850),” 197-224; Hans-Georg
H OFER, “Nerven, Kultur und Geschlecht - Die
Neurasthenie im Spannungsfeld von Medizin- und
Körpergeschichte,” 225-244; Johanna B LEKER,
“Begabung und Geschlecht - Über Fraueneman-
zipation und Vererbungswissenschaft im ersten
Drittel des 20. Jahrhunderts,” 245-257; Florian
M ILDENBERGER, “Diskursive Deckungsgleich-
heit - Hermaphroditismus und Homosexualität im
medizinischen Diskurs (1850-1960),” 259-283.
Reviews: [ref. R966]
544. S TOLBERG, Michael. “ ‘Cura palliativa’. Be-
griff und Diskussion der palliativen Krankheitsbe-
handlung in der vormodernen Medizin (ca. 1500–
1850).” Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007): 7–29.
545. S UY, Raphaël M. E. Arterial Aneurysms: A
Historical Review, 1757-2004. (x + 195 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Leuven, Belgium: Fonteyn, 2004.
ISBN : 9090184937.
Reviews: [ref. R991]
546. S ZCZEKLIK, Andrzej. Catharsis: On the
Art of Medicine. Translated from Polish by Anto-
nia L LOYD -J ONES. With a foreword by Czeslaw
M ILOSZ. (ix + 161 pp.; bibl.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2005. ISBN: 0226788695.
Reviews: [ref. R995]
547. T OLEDO -P EREYRA, Luis H. Origins of the
Knife: Early Encounters with the History of Surgery.
Vademecum. (130 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) George-
town, Tex.: Landes Bioscience, 2006. ISBN:
9781570596940.
Discusses surgery in ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt,
Greece, Rome, India, and China.
45
548. T OLEDO -P EREYRA, Luis H. Reminiscences on
Surgery, History and Humanities. Vademecum. (173
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Austin, Texas: Landes Bioscience,
2007. ISBN: 9781570596971.
549. W ILSON, Adrian. “Porter versus Foucault on
the ‘Birth of the Clinic.’ ” In Medicine, Madness, and
Social History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE
(2007) [ref. 4], 25–35.
550. W OODS, Robert. “Lying-in and Laying-out:
Fetal Health and the Contribution of Midwifery.”
Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 730–759.
Looks at midwifery in England from the 18th
through early 20th century.
551. W OODS, Robert. “Medical and Demographic
History: Inseparable?” Part of a series of essays
on “Twenty Years of Social History of Medicine”
[ref. 516]. Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 483–503.
“Using a series of examples drawn from envi-
ronmental health, midwifery and obstetric care,
the paper illustrates various ways in which long-
term trends in health and mortality may be read
together.” (from the abstract)
151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
552. B IRMAN, Joel. “A biopolı́tica na genealogia
da psicanálise: da salvação à cura.” Translated title.
[Biopolitics in the Genealogy of Psychoanalysis:
From Salvation to Cure]. In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 529–548.
553. F OREST, Denis. Histoire des aphasies : une
anatomie de l’expression. Pratiques théoriques. (ix +
351 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses Universitaires de
France, 2005. ISBN: 213055122X.
Reviews: [ref. R349]
554. M EEK, Heather. “ ‘Spleen Spreads His Domin-
ion’: Cultural, Literary, and Medical Representations
of Hysteria, 1670–1810.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10
(2008).
Dissertation at Dalhousie University (Canada),
2007. Pub. no. AAT NR31501. 349 pp.
555. S CULL, Andrew T. The Insanity of Place, the
Place of Insanity: Essays on the History of Psychia-
try. Routledge Studies in Cultural History, 2. (vi +
246 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2006.
ISBN : 0415770068.
556. T OPP, Leslie Elizabeth, James E. M ORAN, and
Jonathan A NDREWS. (Eds.) Madness, Architecture
and the Built Environment: Psychiatric Spaces in
Historical Context. Routledge Studies in the So-
cial History of Medicine, 27. (ix + 346 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN:
9780415375290.
Examines the relationship between mental ill-
ness and the architecture of asylums from the
18th to the 20th centuries; includes discussion of
46 153. Pharmacy
race in colonial asylums. Contributors include:
James E. M ORAN, Leslie T OPP, Jane K ROMM,
Leonard S MITH, Eric J. E NGSTROM, Barry E DG -
INTON , Chris P HILO , Deborah E. B. W EINER ,
Thomas M UELLER, Sally S WARTZ, Waltraud
E RNST, Jeremy TAYLOR, Kai S AMMET, and Kerry
DAVIES.
557. WALLACE, Edwin R., and John G ACH. (Eds.)
History of Psychiatry and Medical Psychology: With
an Epilogue on Psychiatry and the Mind-Body Re-
lation. (xlix + 862 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9780387347073.
558. W ICKHAM, Parnel. “Idiocy in Virginia, 1616–
1860.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 677–701.
152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
559. B RUEGEL, Martin, and Alessandro S TANZIANI.
“Pour une histoire de la ‘sécurité alimentaire.’ ” Rev.
Hist. Mod. Contemp. 51, no. 3 (2004): 7–16.
Contents: Anne W EGENER S LEESWIJK, “Du nec-
tar et de la godaille : qualité et falsification du vin
aux Provinces-Unies, XVIIIe siècle,” 17–43; Lucie
PAQUY, “Santé publique, répression des fraudes
et action municipale à la fin du XIXe siècle : le
laboratoire grenoblois d’analyses alimentaires,”
43–65; Florent Q UELLIER, “Le jardin fruitier-
potager, lieu d’élection de la sécurité alimentaire à
l’époque moderne,” 66–78; Sydney WATTS, “Bou-
cherie et hygiène à Paris au XVIIIe siècle,” 79–103;
Séverin M ULLER, “Les abattoirs sous haute sur-
veillance. Politiques et normalisation sanitaires à
Saint-Maixent-l’École, du XIXe au milieu du XXe
siécles,” 104–120; Jérôme B OURDIEU, Laetitia
P IET and Alessandro S TANZIANI, “Crise sanitaire
et stabilisation du marché de la viande en France,
XVIIIe -XXe siècles,” 121–156; Michael F RENCH
and Jim P HILLIPS, “Protéger les consommateurs
ou soutenir les producteurs ? La politique alimen-
taire menée par le Royaume-Uni de 1945 à 1955,”
157–182; Martin B RUEGEL, “Le repas à l’usine :
industrialisation, nutrition et alimentation popu-
laire (sur Jakob Tanner),” 183–198; Alessandro
S TANZIANI, “Comment le droit définit le marché
(sur Marthe Torre-Schaub),” 199–203.
560. D ICKERSON, James L. Yellow Fever: A Deadly
Disease Poised to Kill Again. (271 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books, 2006.
ISBN : 1591023998, 978159102399.
Reviews: [ref. R282]
561. P HILLIPS, Gordon. The Blind in British Society:
Charity, State and Community, c. 1780–1930. (ix
+ 438 pp.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot; Hampshire,
England: Ashgate, 2004. ISBN: 075465012X.
Reviews: [ref. R805]
562. S CHNEIDER, Dona, and David E. L ILIENFELD.
(Eds.) Public Health: The Development of a Disci-
pline. Volume One: From the Age of Hippocrates
to the Progressive Era. (848 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780813542317.
Primary source reader with annotations and bio-
graphical material.
563. S ZRETER, Simon. Health and Wealth: Studies
in History and Policy. Rochester Studies in Med-
ical History, 6. (xiii + 506 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Rochester, N.Y.: University of Rochester Press, 2005.
ISBN : 1580461980.
A collection of essays by Szreter, parts of which
have been previously published.
Reviews: [ref. R997]
564. T URNER, David M., and Kevin S TAGG. (Eds.)
Social Histories of Disability and Deformity. Rout-
ledge Studies in the Social History of Medicine, 25.
(xiv + 198 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Rout-
ledge, 2006. ISBN: 0415360986.
Contents: David M. T URNER, “Introduction:
Approaching Anomalous Bodies,” 1-16; Kevin
S TAGG, “Representing Physical Difference: The
Materiality of the Monstrous,” 19-38 [ref. 1341];
David E. S HUTTLETON, “ ‘When a disease it
selfe doth Cromwel it’: The Rhetoric of Small-
pox at the Restoration,” 39-55 [ref. 1614]; Hal
G LADFELDER, “Plague Spots,” 56-78 [ref. 1843];
Suzanne N UNN, “ ‘Wonderful Effects!!!’ Graphic
Satires of Vaccination in the First Decade of the
Nineteenth Century,” 79-94 [ref. 2586]; Anne
B ORSAY, “Disciplining Disabled Bodies: The
Development of Orthopaedic Medicine in Britain,
c.1800–1939,” 97-116 [ref. 2442]; François B U -
TON , “Making Deaf Children Talk: Changes in
Educational Policy towards the Deaf in the French
Third Republic,” 117-125 [ref. 2446]; Ayça A LEM -
DARO ǦLU , “Eugenics, Modernity and Nation-
alism,” 126-141 [ref. 3036]; Sharon M ORRIS,
“ ‘Human Dregs at the Bottom of Our National
Vats’: The Inter-War Debate on Sterilization of the
Mentally Deficient,” 142-160 [ref. 3297]; Kristy
M UIR, “ ‘That Bastard’s Following Me!’ Men-
tally Ill Australian Veterans Struggling to Maintain
Control,” 161-174 [ref. 3689]; Sharon S NYDER
and David M ITCHELL, “Afterword: Regulated
Bodies: Disability Studies and the Controlling
Professions,” 175-189.
565. Z INSSER, Hans. Rats, Lice, and History. Orig-
inally published for the Atlantic Monthly Press by
Little, Brown, and Company, 1935. Introduction by
Gerald N. G ROB. New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction
Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9781412806725.
153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
566. A LBRECHT, Katharina. Geschichte der Apo-
theken der Stadt Magdeburg. Beiträge zur Geschichte
der Pharmazie und Chemie, 1. (286 pp.; ill.; in-
dex.) Freiberg: Drei Birken Verlag, 2007. ISBN:
9783936980134.
567. F RIEDRICH, Christoph, and Sabine
B ERNSCHNEIDER -R EIF. (Eds.) Rosarium littera-
 160. Technology in general
rum: Beiträge zur Pharmazie- und Wissenschaftsge-
schichte: Festschrift für Peter Dilg zum 65. Geburts-
tag. (339 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Eschborn, Germany:
Govi-Verlag, 2003. ISBN: 3774109923.
Contents: Sabine A NAGNOSTOU, “Vom
Römischen und Brasilianischen Theriak,” 17-
32; Karl Heinz BARTELS, “Exotica et Trans-
marina: Arzneidrogen-Handel und Apotheke in
Mittelalter und früher Neuzeit,” 33-48; Axel
B ERGMANN, “ ‘Sextarius apud arabes’ quid? Bei-
trag zur lateinischen Lexikographie der mittelal-
terlichen Heilkunde,” 49-65; Christian C RONE,
Anne R APPERT and Gundolf K EIL, “Arzneiöle als
formbestimmendes Element in der chirurgischen
Fachliteratur des Spätmittelalters,” 67-104; Werner
D RESSEND ÖRFER, “Die Arzneitaxe für Innsbruck
und Schwaz aus dem Jahr 1522,” 105-122; Dietrich
von E NGELHARDT, “Paracelsus im Urteil des Che-
mikers und Pharmazeuten Alexander Nicolaus von
Scherer (1771–1824),” 123-132; Peter Hartwig
G RAEPEL, “Der Andechser Benediktinerpater
und Apotheker Felix Funk (1727–1797),” 133-
140; Axel H ELMST ÄDTER, “Zur Elektrotherapie
des Schmerzes – oder: Warum heisst Voltaren
R Didaktik in Forschung und Praxis, 16. (178 pp.; ill.)
Voltaren
R
?” 141-146; Brigitte H OPPE, “Wurden
Cocablätter in der frühperuanischen Kunst darge-
stellt oder wie sieht eine Cocapflanze aus?” 147–
159; Fritz K RAFFT, “Christus in der Himmelsapo-
theke mit reumütigem/r Sünder/in. Die pietistische
Erweiterung eines protestantischen Andachtsbild-
motivs,” 161-182; François L EDERMANN, “Eine
andere Form der Sammlung: Die Berner Apothe-
ker als Betreuer von Museen und von botanischen
Gärten,” 183-192; Frank L EIMKUGEL, “ ‘Und ma-
che daraus ein heiliges Salböl nach der Kunst des
Salbenbereiters’: Pharmakobotanisches aus der
Heiligen Schrift,” 193-202; Irmgard M ÜLLER and
Michael M ARTIN, “Ein neuer Überlieferungszeuge
von Johann Hartliebs Kräuterbuch: Die Handschrift
‘Ms. 46’ der Fürstlich Salm-Salmschen Bibliothek
der Wasserburg Anholt,” 203-218; Wolf-Dieter
M ÜLLER -JAHNCKE and Ulrike B OFINGER, “Apo-
theker, Arzt und Fachschriftsteller: Jakob Theodor,
genannt Tabernaemontanus (1522–1590), aus Ber-
gzabern,” 219-249; Otto N OWOTNY, “Paracelsus
und die Transmutation,” 251-258; Fidel R ÄDLE,
“ ‘Vade ad Formican, o piger!’ (Prv 6, 6): Ameisen
in der Nachantiken Lateinischen Literatur,” 259-
271; Hartmut RUDOLPH, “ ‘Dass ein jeder ‘Petrus’
heisst’: Zur Petrusgestalt bei Paracelsus,” 273-283;
Joachim T ELLE, “Der ‘Sermo Philosophicus.’ Eine
deutsche Lehrdichtung des 16. Jahrhunderts über
den Mercurius philosophorum,” 285-309; Bettina
WAHRIG, “Der Stoff der Macht: Gift und Elixier
in E. T. A. Hoffmans Erzählung ‘Ignaz Denner,’ ”
311-320.
568. S CHIFTER ACEVES, Liliana. “La introducción
de las técnicas instrumentales y su relación con las
formas farmacéuticas compendiadas en las farmaco-
peas mexicanas.” Circumscribere 3 (2007): 54–65.
A study of the editions of the Mexican Pharma-
copoeia over three centuries, focusing on the rela-
tionship between new intrumental technology and
the number and characteristics of pharmaceutical
forms.(from the abstract)
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160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
569. A LLEN, Barry. Artifice and Design: Art and
Technology in Human Experience. (ix + 213 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780801446825; 0801446821.
An interdisciplinary study of aesthetics and tech-
nology through a focus on the technology of
bridges, looking at seven bridges as case studies.
570. BARNETT, Richard. “Blessed are the Cheese-
makers.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 445–451.
Essay review of Robert F RIEDEL, A Culture of
Improvement (2007).
571. B IENIA, Daniel. Technikgeschichte als Gegen-
stand allgemeiner technischer Bildung: didaktische
und methodische Aspekte für den Technikunterricht.
Hamburg: Kovac, 2004. ISBN: 9783830015567.
Reviews: [ref. R103]
572. B LOCK, Leo. To Harness the Wind: A Short
History of the Development of Sails. (xv + 164 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Annapolis, Md.: Naval
Institute Press, 2003. ISBN: 9781557502094.
Reviews: [ref. R114]
573. B LUMA, Lars, Karl P ICHOL, and Wolfhard
W EBER. (Eds.) Technikvermittlung und Technikpo-
pularisierung: Historische und didaktische Perspek-
tiven. Cottbuser Studien zur Geschichte von Technik,
Arbeit und Umwelt, 23. (284 pp.; ill.) Münster:
Waxmann, 2004. ISBN: 9783830913610.
Essays explore diverse topics in periods rang-
ing from the early modern to the present. Con-
tributors: Karl P ICHOL, Johannes W EYER,
Wolfhard W EBER, Dietmar B LEIDICK, Michael
H ASCHER, Reinhold BAUER, Kurt M ÖSER,
Günther L UXBACHER, Lars B LUMA, Torsten
M EYER, Marcus P OPPLOW, Wilfried S CHLA -
GENHAUF , Wolfgang M ÜHL -B ENNINGHAUS,
Sabine S CHACHTNER, Martina H ESSLER, Chris-
tian H EIN, and Gregor T YRCHAN.
Reviews: [ref. R116]
574. B OWMAN, Diana M., Graeme A. H ODGE, and
Peter B INKS. “Are We Really the Prey? Nanotech-
nology as Science and Science Fiction.” Bull. Sci.
Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 435–445.
575. C ERUZZI, Paul E. “Moore’s Law and Techno-
logical Determinism: Reflections on the History of
Technology.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 584–593.
576. D ENNY, Mark. Ingenium: Five Machines that
Changed the World. (xvi + 176 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0801885868.
48 160. Technology in general
On the bow and arrow, the waterwheel, the coun-
terpoise siege engine, the pendulum clock anchor
escapement, and the centrifugal governor.
577. D USEK, Val. Philosophy of Technology:
An Introduction. (v + 244 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Malden, Mass.: Blackwell Publishing, 2006. ISBN:
1405111623.
Reviews: [ref. R303]
578. FABREGAT G ALCER À, Emetri, and Jacobo
V IDAL F RANQUET. “La canalització de l’Ebre a la
regió de Tortosa (1347–1851).” Quad. Hist. Engin. 8
(2007): 3–49.
On efforts to build locks, dykes, and channels in
Catalonia from the 14th to the mid-19th centuries.
579. F OHLER, Susanne. Techniktheorien: der Platz
der Dinge in der Welt des Menschen. (295 pp.; bibl.)
München: Fink, 2003. ISBN: 3770537599.
Reviews: [ref. R345]
580. H ALL, Carl W. A Biographical Dictionary of
People in Engineering: From the Earliest Records
until 2000. (xix + 264 pp.; bibl.; CD-ROM.) West
Lafayette, Ind.: Purdue University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9781557534590.
581. H ANSSON, Sven Ove. “What Is Technological
Science?” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 523–527.
582. H ARBERS, Hans, and Marli H UIJER. “Introduc-
tion.” Introduction to special issue: “Time-Politics
of Technology.” Configurations 13 (2005 [2007]):
323–330.
Contents: Nik B ROWN, “Shifting Tenses: Re-
connecting Regimes of Truth and Hope,” 331–
355; Hans H ARBERS, “How Much Time Can We
Stand? DNA Evidence and the Principle of Final-
ity in Criminal Law,” 357–371 [ref. 3455]; Mike
M ICHAEL, Steven P. WAINWRIGHT and Clare
W ILLIAMS, “Temporality and Prudence: On Stem
Cells as ‘Phronesic Things,’ ” 373–394 [ref. 534];
Peter P ETERS, “Exchanging Travel Speed: Time
Politics in Mobility Practices,” 395–419; Marli
H UIJER, “Orchestrating Time in the Genomic Era:
Timescape Perspective on the Changing Practice
of Hereditary Breast Cancer Prevention,” 421–434
[ref. 3662].
583. J ULEFF, Gill. “Crucible Steel in Sri Lanka in
the First Millennium AD and the Early Twentieth
Century.” Part of “Thematic Issue: History and
Characteristics of Wootz Steel in India and Abroad”
[ref. 791]. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2007): 517–518.
584. K IRKPATRICK, Graeme. Technology and Social
Power. (ix + 182 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. ISBN: 1403947309.
585. K IRSCHE, Albrecht. Zisterzienser, Glasmacher
und Drechsler. Glashütten in Erzgebirge und Vogt-
land und ihr Einfluss auf die Seiffener Holzkunst.
Cottbuser Studien zur Geschichte von Technik, Ar-
beit und Umwelt, 27. (254 pp.; ill.; maps.) Münster:
Waxmann, 2005. ISBN: 9783830915447.
A study of the German glassmaking industry from
medieval times to the early 20th century.
Reviews: [ref. R574]
586. KONG De-an. “The Technological Beauty of
Chinese Ancient Jade Carving.” [Translated title.]
In Chinese. Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa 24, no. 3
(2007): 79–81.
Using the 8000-year history of jade carving as
a case study, the article discusses the notion of
technological beauty as developed since the 1960s.
587. K URRER, Karl-Eugen. Geschichte der Bausta-
tik. (539 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Ernst & Sohn, 2002.
ISBN : 3433016410.
Reviews: [ref. R602]
588. M AC L EOD, Christine. Heroes of Invention:
Technology, Liberalism and British Identity, 1750–
1914. Cambridge Studies in Economic History. (xv
+ 458 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521873703.
589. M ÅRALD, Erland, and Christer N ORDLUND.
“Inledning: Tema Teknik och Miljö.” Introduction to
a series on industrial technology and the environment.
Polhem 23 (2005): 5–10.
Contents: Alf H ORNBORG, “Fotavtryck i bo-
mullsfälten: Den industriella revolutionen som
miljöbelastningsförskjutning,” 11–24 [ref. 2632];
Per-Olof G R ÖNBERG, “ ‘Skorsten kallar vi det rör,
som mot Ryssland röken för’: Om konstruktionen
av Europas högsta skorsten vid Rönnskärsverken,”
25–42 [ref. 3343]; Kristina S ÖDERHOLM, “Den ve-
tenskapliga kontroversens roll Miljöargument mot
massateknik under 1900-talet,” 43–64 [ref. 2964];
Bosse S UNDIN, “Från avfall till möjligheter: Eta-
nol i början av 1900-talet,” 65–84.
590. M ITCHAM, Carl, and Juan BAUTISTA B EN -
GOETXEA . “Culture and Technology in Spain: From
Philosophical Analysis to STS.” Tech. & Cult. 47
(2006): 607–622.
591. M ORTON, David L., and Joseph G ABRIEL.
Electronics: The Life Story of a Technology. Green-
wood Technographies. (xiii + 201 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2004.
ISBN : 0313332479.
592. O RLAND, Barbara. (Ed.) Artifizielle Körper –
lebendige Technik: Technische Modellierungen des
Körpers in historischer Perspektive. Translated title:
[Artificial body – living technology: technical model-
ing of the body in historical perspective.] In German.
Interferenzen – Studien zur Kulturgeschichte der
Technik. (286 pp.) Zürich: Chronos Verlag, 2005.
ISBN : 3-0340-3690-X.
Contents: Barbara O RLAND, “Wo hören Körper
auf und fängt Technik an? Historische Anmer-
kungen zu posthumanistischen Problemen,” 9-
 160. Technology in general
42; Jakob TANNER, “Leib-Arte-Fakt. Künstliche
Körper und der technische Zugriff auf das Le-
ben,” 43-61; Jessica R ISKIN, “Künstliches Le-
ben produzieren. Denkparallelen im Automa-
tenbau des 18. Jahrhunderts und heute,” 65-85
[ref. 1913]; Adelheid VOSKUHL, “ ‘Bewegung’
und ‘Rührung.’ Musik spielende Androiden und
ihre kulturelle Bedeutung im späten 18. Jahrhun-
dert,” 87-103 [ref. 1922]; Christina B ENNING -
HAUS , “Eine ‘unästhetische Prozedur’. Debatten
über ‘künstliche Befruchtung’ um 1910,” 107-
127 [ref. 3154]; Silke B ELLANGER and Aline
S TEINBRECHER, “ ‘Der Tod wird nicht von ei-
ner Maschine entschieden’. Hirntoddiagnostik
in der Schweiz von 1960 bis 2000,” 129-144
[ref. 3649]; Heather R. P ERRY, “Brave Old World.
Recycling der Kriegskrüppel während des Er-
sten Weltkrieges,” 147-158 [ref. 3302]; Cornelius
B ORCK, “Das künstliche Auge. Zur Geburt des
Cyborgs in der Sinnesprothesenforschung,” 159-
176; Shelley M C K ELLAR, “ ‘Der Dracula der
Medizintechnik’. Das künstliche Herz als the-
rapeutische Technik für kardiovaskuläre Krank-
heiten,” 179-196; Markus C HRISTEN, “Der Ein-
bau von Technik in das Gehirn. Das Wechsel-
spiel von Informationsbegriffen und Technolo-
gieentwicklung am Beispiel des Hörens,” 197-
218; Carmen BAUMELER, “Kleider machen Cy-
borgs. Zur Geschichte der Wearable-Computing-
Forschung,” 221-237; Sabine M AASEN, “Schnitt-
flächen flexiblen Selbstmanagements,” 239-260;
Stefanie D UTTWEILER, “ ‘Körper, Geist und See-
le bepuscheln...’. Wellness als Technologie der
Selbstführung,” 261-277.
593. OTT, Ingrid, and Christian PAPILLOUD. “Con-
verging Institutions: Shaping Relationships between
Nanotechnologies, Economy, and Society.” Bull. Sci.
Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 455–466.
594. P ETERS, Peter Frank. Time, Innovation and
Mobilities: Travel in Technological Cultures. Inter-
national Library of Sociology. (xii + 236 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2006. ISBN:
0415370728.
Reviews: [ref. 601]
595. P URSELL, Carroll W. The Machine in America:
A Social History of Technology. Second edition. (xvi
+ 398 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hop-
kins University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801885785.
Covers the period from colonial times to the
present. This second edition includes a revised
chapter on war technology, as well as new material
on information technology, globalization, and the
environment.
Reviews: [ref. R825]
596. P YNE, Stephen J. “The Tool That Is More: An
Inquiry into Fire, the Original Promethean Inven-
tion.” In Inventing for the Environment, edited by
M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408], 11–27.
597. R ISKIN, Jessica. (Ed.) Genesis Redux: Essays
in the History and Philosophy of Artificial Life. (336
49
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226720807.
Contents: Jessica R ISKIN, “Introduction: The
Sistine Gap,” 1-32; Sylvia B ERRYMAN, “The Imi-
tation of Life in Ancient Greek Philosophy,” 35-45
[ref. 873]; Anthony G RAFTON, “The Devil as Au-
tomaton: Giovanni Fontana and the Meanings of
a Fifteenth-Century Machine,” 46-62 [ref. 1351];
Scott M AISANO, “Infinite Gesture: Automata and
the Emotions in Descartes and Shakespeare,” 63-84
[ref. 1393]; Dennis des C HENE, “Abstracting from
the Soul: The Mechanics of Locomotion,” 85-95
[ref. 1569]; Joan B. L ANDES, “The Anatomy of
Artificial Life: An Eighteenth-Century Perspec-
tive,” 96-116 [ref. 1815]; William R. N EWMAN,
“The Homunculus and the Mandrake: Art Aid-
ing Nature versus Art Faking Nature,” 119-130
[ref. 1296]; Elliott S OBER, “Sex Ratio Theory,
Ancient and Modern: An Eighteenth-Century De-
bate about Intelligent Design and the Develop-
ment of Models in Evolutionary Biology,” 131-162
[ref. 457]; M. Norton W ISE, “The Gender of Au-
tomata in Victorian Britain,” 163-195 [ref. 1997];
Timothy L ENOIR, “Techno-Humanism: Requiem
for the Cyborg,” 196-220 [ref. 135]; Bernadette
B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, “Nanobots and Nanotubes:
Two Alternative Biomimetic Paradigms of Nan-
otechnology,” 221-236 [ref. 3730]; David BATES,
“Creating Insight: Gestalt Theory and the Early
Computer,” 237-259 [ref. 3624]; Elizabeth K ING,
“Perpetual Devotion: A Sixteenth-Century Ma-
chine That Prays,” 263-292 [ref. 1360]; Adel-
heid VOSKUHL, “Motions and Passions: Music-
Playing Women Automata and the Culture of Af-
fect in Late Eighteenth-Century Germany,” 293-
320 [ref. 1923]; Stefan H ELMREICH, “An Archae-
ology of Artificial Life, Underwater,” 321-333;
Evelyn Fox K ELLER, “Booting Up Baby,” 334-
345 [ref. 3629]; Justine C ASSELL, “Body Lan-
guage: Lessons from the Near-Human,” 346-374
[ref. 3774].
598. S ANDLER, Ronald. “Nanotechnology and So-
cial Context.” Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 446–
454.
599. S CHMIDT, Uta C. “ ‘Der Bergmann war immer
von Signalen umgeben!’ Das akustische Denkmal
von Dortmund Eving.” Translated title: [“The min-
ers had always been surrounded by signals!” The
acoustic monument of Dortmund Eving.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 127–147.
On an acoustic signal set up as a monument to
recognize the 700-year history of coal mining and
its place in the modern urban environment.
600. T HEISSEN, Peter. Mühlen im Münsterland.
Der Einsatz von Wasser- und Windmühlen im Ober-
stift Münster vom Ausgang des Mittelalters bis zur
Säkularisation (1803). Beiträge zur Volkskultur in
Nordwestdeutschland, 101; Veröffentlichungen der
Historischen Kommission für Westfalen, XXIIA;
Geschichtliche Arbeiten zur westfälischen Landes-
forschung, wirtschafts- und sozialgeschichtliche
Gruppe,Bd. 13. (xviii + 576 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.)
New York: Waxmann, 2001. ISBN: 9783893259007.
50 164. Air & space technologies
Reviews: [ref. R1006]
601. W YATT, Sally. “Making Time and Taking
Time.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 821–824.
Essay review of Peter Frank P ETERS, Time, Inno-
vation and Mobilities (2006) [ref. 594].
161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
602. B ENAD -WAGENHOFF, Volker, Silvia W ER -
FEL , and Boris F UCHS . (Eds.) Druckfarbe zwischen
Alchemie und Hightech: Jahrestagung des Interna-
tionalen Arbeitskreises Druckgeschichte (IAD), 9.
bis 11. November 2001 in Stuttgart. (144 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Diepholz, Germany: GNT-Verlag, 2003. ISBN:
3928186698.
603. C ORTADA, James W. “Studying the Role of IT
in the Evolution of American Business Practices: A
Way Forward.” Part of special issue “New Directions
in the History of Computing” [ref. 606]. Ann. Hist.
Comput. 29, no. 4 (2007): 28–39.
604. H USBANDS, Phil, Owen H OLLAND, and
Michael W HEELER. (Eds.) The Mechanical Mind in
History. (viii + 458 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262083775.
Contributions by scientists, artists, historians, and
philosophers explore efforts to understand and me-
chanically create intelligent behavior in natural
and artificial systems. Partial contents: Seth B UL -
LOCK , “Charles Babbage and the Emergence of
Automated Reason,” 19-40 [ref. 2665]; Margaret
A. B ODEN, “D’Arcy Thompson: A Grandfather of
A-Life,” 41-60 [ref. 2663]; Donald M ICHIE, “Alan
Turing’s Mind Machines,” 61-74 [ref. 3388]; An-
drew H ODGES, “What Did Alan Turing Mean by
‘Machine’?” 75–90; Philip H USBANDS and Owen
H OLLAND, “The Ratio Club: A Hub of British Cy-
bernetics,” 91-148 [ref. 3786]; Peter M. A SARO,
“From Mechanisms of Adaptation to Intelligence
Amplifiers: The Philosophy of W. Ross Ashby,”
149-184 [ref. 3620]; Jon B IRD and Ezequiel A.
D I PAOLO, “Gordon Pask and His Maverick Ma-
chines,” 185-212 [ref. 3770]; Jana H OR ÁKOV Á
and Jozef K ELEMEN, “The Robot Story: Why
Robots Were Born and How They Grew Up,”
283-306; Michael W HEELER, “God’s Machines:
Descartes on the Mechanization of Mind,” 307-330
[ref. 1473].
605. M ISA, Thomas J. “Arthur Norberg, the Charles
Babbage Institute, and the History of Computing.”
Part of special issue “New Directions in the History
of Computing” [ref. 606]. Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no.
4 (2007): 8–15.
See also William A SPRAY, “Leadership in Com-
puting History” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 4
(2007): 16–26
606. M ISA, Thomas J. “New Directions in the His-
tory of Computing.” Introduction to special issue
“New Directions in the History of Computing.” Ann.
Hist. Comput. 29, no. 4 (2007): 6–7.
Contents: Thomas J. M ISA, “Arthur Norberg, the
Charles Babbage Institute, and the History of Com-
puting,” 8–15 [ref. 605]; William A SPRAY, “Lead-
ership in Computing History: Arthur Norberg and
the Charles Babbage Institute,” 16–26; James W.
C ORTADA, “Studying the Role of IT in the Evo-
lution of American Business Practices: A Way
Forward,” 28–39 [ref. 603]; Martin C AMPBELL -
K ELLY, “The History of the History of Software,”
40–51; Thomas J. M ISA, “Understanding ‘How
Computing Has Changed the World,’ ” 52–63; Jack
M INKER, “Developing a Computer Science De-
partment at the University of Maryland,” 64–75.
607. O’R EGAN, Gerard. A Brief History of Com-
puting. (xix + 245 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London:
Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9781848000834.
608. S TOUT, Helen, and Martin de J ONG. Over
spreektelegraaf en beeldtelefoon: de rol van de over-
heid bij technologische transities in infrastructuurge-
bonden sectoren. (319 pp.; ill.) Utrecht, Netherlands:
Lemma, 2005. ISBN: 9059313720.
Reviews: [ref. R985]
163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
609. B OUDAN, Christian. Géopolitique du goût : la
guerre culinaire. Science, histoire et société. (ix +
451 pp; bibl.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France,
2004. ISBN: 2130540759.
Broad history of food and culture with a chapter on
“la science qui nourrit.”
610. JACKEL ÉN, Antje. “Food Safety and Food
Justice: Impacts of Scientific and Religious Cultures.”
In Wisdom or Knowledge? Science, Theology and
Cultural Dynamics, edited by M EISINGER et al.
(2007) [ref. 233], 135–144.
611. S UMNER, James. “Status, Scale and Secret
Ingredients: The Retrospective Invention of London
Porter.” Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 289–306.
On the history of porter beer.
164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
(includes manned and unmanned space travel)
612. L AUNIUS, Roger D., and Howard E. M C -
C URDY. Robots in Space: Technology, Evolution,
and Interplanetary Travel. New Series in NASA
History. (xx + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801887086.
Includes a survey of literature, fiction and non-
fiction, on the future of space exploration.
F. Classification by Geographical Area and Cultural Influence
200. CULTURAL AND CROSS-CULTURAL
CONTEXTS, GENERAL WORKS
(for colonialism related to specific regions, see that
region)
200-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
613. C HAMBERS, David Wade, and Richard G ILLE -
SPIE . “Locality in the History of Science: Colonial
Science, Technoscience, and Indigenous Knowledge.”
Volume title: Nature and Empire: Science and the
Colonial Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000):
221–240.
614. D ELBOURGO, James, and Nicholas D EW.
(Eds.) Science and Empire in the Atlantic World.
(xiv + 365 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Rout-
ledge, 2008. ISBN: 9780415961264.
Contents: James D ELBOURGO and Nicholas D EW,
“Introduction: The Far Side of the Ocean,” 1-28;
Alison S ANDMAN, “Controlling Knowledge: Nav-
igation, Cartography, and Secrecy in the Early
Modern Spanish Atlantic,” 31-51 [ref. 1290];
Nicholas D EW, “Vers la ligne: Circulating Mea-
surements around the French Atlantic,” 53-72
[ref. 1416]; Joyce E. C HAPLIN, “Knowing the
Ocean: Benjamin Franklin and the Circulation of
Atlantic Knowledge,” 73-96 [ref. 1777]; Ralph
BAUER, “A New World of Secrets: Occult Philos-
ophy in the Sixteenth-Century Atlantic,” 99-126
[ref. 1205]; Júnia Ferreira F URTADO, “Tropical
Empiricism: Making Medical Knowledge in Colo-
nial Brazil,” 127-151 [ref. 1598]; Jan G OLINSKI,
“American Climate and the Civilization of Na-
ture,” 153-174 [ref. 1556]; Antonio BARRERA -
O SORIO, “Empiricism in the Spanish Atlantic
World,” 177-202 [ref. 1284]; Neil S AFIER, “Fruit-
less Botany: Joseph de Jussieu’s South Ameri-
can Odyssey,” 203-224 [ref. 1827]; Daniela B LE -
ICHMAR , “Atlantic Competitions: Botany in the
Eighteenth-Century Spanish Empire,” 225-252
[ref. 1819]; James D ELBOURGO, “The Elec-
tric Machine in the American Garden,” 255-280
[ref. 1752]; Susan Scott PARRISH, “Diasporic
African Sources of Enlightenment Knowledge,”
281-310 [ref. 815]; François R EGOURD, “Mes-
merism in Saint Domingue: Occult Knowledge
and Vodou on the Eve of the Haitian Revolution,”
311-332 [ref. 1705]; Margaret C. JACOB, “After-
word: Science, Global Capitalism and the State,”
333-344 [ref. 193].
615. FAN, Fa-ti. “Science in Cultural Borderlands:
Methodological Reflections on the Study of Science,
European Imperialism, and Cultural Encounter.” East
Asian STS 1 (2007): 213–231.
616. H ONG, Sungook. “East Asian STS: Some
Critical Issues.” Commentary to the position paper in
the first issue. East Asian STS 1 (2007): 233–236.
(See Daiwie F U, “How Far Can East Asian STS
Go?” East Asian STS 1 (2007): 1–14 [ref. 54].)
Further commentary: Hideto NAKAJIMA, “Dif-
ferences in East Asian STS: European Origin or
American Origin?” 237–241; Fa-ti FAN, “East
Asian STS: Fox or Hedgehog?” 243–247; War-
wick A NDERSON, “How Far Can East Asian STS
Go? A Commentary,” 249–250.
617. M AC L EOD, Roy. “Introduction.” Introduction
to the Osiris volume “Nature and Empire: Science
and the Colonial Enterprise.” Osiris 15 (2000): 1–13.
Contents: Juan P IMENTEL, “The Iberian Vision:
Science and Empire in the Framework of a Uni-
versal Monarchy, 1500–1800,” 17–30 [ref. 1177];
James E. M C C LELLAN, III and François R E -
GOURD , “The Colonial Machine: French Science
and Colonization in the Ancien Régime,” 31–50
[ref. 1667]; Sverker S ORLIN, “Ordering the World
for Europe: Science as Intelligence and Informa-
tion as Seen from the Northern Periphery,” 51–69
[ref. 1976]; Alberto E LENA and Javier O RD Ó ÑEZ,
“Science, Technology, and the Spanish Colonial
Experience in the Nineteenth Century,” 70–82
[ref. 1969]; Suzanne Z ELLER, “The Colonial
World as Geological Metaphor: Strata(gems) of
Empire in Victorian Canada,” 85–107 [ref. 2203];
Maria Margaret L OPES and Irina P ODGORNY,
“The Shaping of Latin American Museums of Nat-
ural History, 1850–1990,” 108–118 [ref. 2012];
Kapil R AJ, “Colonial Encounters and the Forg-
ing of New Knowledge and National Identities:
Great Britain and India, 1760–1850,” 119–134
[ref. 1668]; Michael A. O SBORNE, “Acclimatiz-
ing the World: A History of the Paradigmatic
Colonial Science,” 135–151 [ref. 2277]; Anto-
nio L AFUENTE, “Enlightenment in an Imperial
Context: Local Science in the Late-Eighteenth-
Century Hispanic World,” 155–173 [ref. 1823];
Silvia F IGUEIR ÔA and Clarete da S ILVA, “En-
lightened Mineralogists: Mining Knowledge in
Colonial Brazil, 1750–1825,” 174–189 [ref. 1782];
Harriet D EACON, “Racism and Medical Science
in South Africa’s Cape Colony in the Mid- to
Late Nineteenth Century,” 190–206 [ref. 2457];
Michael W ORBOYS, “The Colonial World as Mis-
sion and Mandate: Leprosy and Empire, 1900–
1940,” 207–218 [ref. 3235]; David Wade C HAM -
BERS and Richard G ILLESPIE, “Locality in the
History of Science: Colonial Science, Techno-
science, and Indigenous Knowledge,” 221–240
[ref. 613]; Deepak K UMAR, “Reconstructing In-
dia: Disunity in the Science and Technology for
Development Discourse, 1900–1947,” 241–257
[ref. 2713]; Christophe B ONNEUIL, “Develop-
ment as Experiment: Science and State Building
in Late Colonial and Postcolonial Africa, 1930–
1970,” 258–281 [ref. 816]; John M ERSON, “Bio-
Prospecting or Bio-Piracy: Intellectual Property
Rights and Biodiversity in a Colonial and Post-
colonial Context,” 282–296 [ref. 622].
52 200. Cultural & cross-cultural contexts
618. R AJ, Kapil. Relocating Modern Science: Cir-
culation and the Construction of Knowledge in South
Asia and Europe, 1650–1900. (xiii + 285 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.
ISBN : 0230507085.
“Challenges the belief that modern science was
created uniquely in the West and that it was subse-
quently diffused elsewhere.” (from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R829]
619. S TUCHTEY, Benedikt. (Ed.) Science across
the European Empires, 1800–1950. Studies of the
German Historical Institute London. (viii + 376 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford University Press,
2005. ISBN: 0199276292.
Contents: Benedikt S TUCHTEY, “Introduction: To-
wards a Comparative History of Science and Trop-
ical Medicine in Imperial Cultures since 1800,”
1-45; Donal P. M C C RACKEN, “Fraternity in the
Age of Jingoism: The British Imperial Botanical
and Forestry Network,” 49-62 [ref. 2288]; Lothar
B URCHARDT, “The School of Oriental Languages
at the University of Berlin—Forging the Cadres
of German Imperialism?” 63-105 [ref. 2421];
Patrick P ETITJEAN, “Science and the ‘Civilizing
Mission’: France and the Colonial Enterprise,”
107-128 [ref. 1940]; Suzanne M. M OON, “Devel-
opment and the Dual Economy: Theories of Colo-
nial Transformation in the Netherlands East Indies,
c. 1920,” 129-147 [ref. 3360]; Markus K IRCH -
HOFF, “Surveying the Land: Western Societies for
the Exploration of Palestine, 1865–1920,” 149-172
[ref. 2214]; Roy M AC L EOD, “Imperial Science
under the Southern Cross: Archibald Liversidge,
FRS, and the Making of Anglo-Australian Sci-
ence,” 175-213 [ref. 1937]; Benoı̂t de L’E STOILE,
“ ‘Races not Inferior, but Different’: French An-
thropology from the Colonial Exhibition to the
Museum of Mankind,” 215-241 [ref. 3047]; He-
len T ILLEY, “Ambiguities of Racial Science in
Colonial Africa: The African Research Survey and
the Fields of Eugenics, Social Anthropology, and
Biomedicine, 1920–1940,” 245-287 [ref. 3058];
Emmanuelle S IBEUD, “A Crucial Experiment:
Ethnographic Fieldwork in French Africa, c. 1900–
1930,” 289-306 [ref. 3141]; Wolfgang U. E CKART,
“From Questionnaires to Microscopes: Founding
and Early Years of the Hamburg Institute of Nau-
tical and Tropical Diseases,” 309-327 [ref. 2462];
Michele T HOMPSON, “French Colonial Medicine
and Pharmacology in Indo-China, 1802–1954,”
329-343 [ref. 2528].
Reviews: [ref. R988]
200-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
620. O GBORN, Miles. Indian Ink: Script and Print in
the Making of the English East India Company. (xxiii
+ 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226620411.
“Exploring the relationship between power and
knowledge in European engagement with Asia,
Indian Ink examines the Company at work and
reveals how writing and print shaped authority on
a global scale in the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries.” (from the abstract)
200-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
621. A KERMAN, James R. The Imperial Map: Car-
tography and the Mastery of Empire. The Kenneth
Nebenzahl, Jr., lectures in the History of Cartography.
(336 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226010762;
0226010767.
200-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
622. M ERSON, John. “Bio-Prospecting or Bio-
Piracy: Intellectual Property Rights and Biodiversity
in a Colonial and Postcolonial Context.” Volume
title: Nature and Empire: Science and the Colonial
Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 282–296.
200-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
623. B IVINS, Roberta E. “ ‘The English Disease’ or
‘Asian Rickets’? Medical Responses to Postcolonial
Immigration.” Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 533–568.
624. B UELL, Paul D. “How Did Persian and Other
Western Medical Knowledge Move East, and Chinese
West? A Look at the Role of Rashı̄d al-Dı̄n and
Others.” Asian Med. 3 (2008): 279–295.
625. N OGUEIRA, Maria Inês, and Kenneth Rochel de
C AMARGO, Jr. “A orientalização do Ocidente como
superfı́cie de emergência de novos paradigmas em
saúde.” Translated title: [The Orientalization of the
West as a Surface of Emergence for New Paradigms
in Health] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
841–861.
626. Z IEME, Peter. “Notes on Uighur Medicine, Es-
pecially on the Uighur Siddhasāra Tradition.” Asian
Med. 3 (2008): 308–322.
Considers various influences on medicine from
the Uygur region: folk medicine, Syriac medicine,
Indian and Chinese medicine.
200-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
627. A NDERSON, Warwick. Colonial Pathologies:
American Tropical Medicine, Race, and Hygiene in
the Phillipines. (ix + 355 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0822338041, 9780822338048.
On the period from 1898 through the 1930s, the
book shows the influence of this experience on
military medicine, industrial hygiene, U.S. urban
health services, and other nations’ development
regimes.
628. I IJIMA Wataru. Mararia to teikoku: shoku-
minchi igaku to higashi ajia no koiki chitsujo.
Translated title: [Hidden history of malaria: Colo-
nial/imperial medicine and an integrated regional
 210. Arabic-Islamic contexts
order in 20th-century East Asia]. In Japanese. (xviii
+ 387 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Tokyo: Tokyo Daigaku
Shuppankai, 2005. ISBN: 4130262106.
Reviews: [ref. R512]
200-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
629. A KASOY, Anna, and Ronit YOELI -T LALIM.
“Along the Musk Routes: Exchanges between Tibet
and the Islamic World.” Asian Med. 3 (2008): 217–
240.
Focuses on a comparison between the medical uses
of musk.
210. ARABIC-ISLAMIC CONTEXTS
210-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
630. Y ERASIMOS, Stéphane. “Mesures d’espace ot-
tomanes.” In La juste mesure, edited by M OULINIER
et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 49–56.
Focus is mostly on the 19th and early 20th century,
up to metric conversion.
210-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
631. I TO Shuntaro. “The History of Science in Ara-
bic Civilization and Science Education.” [Translated
title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43
(2004): 235–238.
210-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
632. A HMAD, Zaid. The Epistemology of Ibn
Khaldūn. Culture and Civilization in the Middle
East. (xiv + 192 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
RoutledgeCurzon, 2003. ISBN: 0415302854.
Reviews: [ref. R6]
633. D’A NCONA, Cristina. “Degrees of Abstraction
in Avicenna.” In Theories of Perception in Medieval
and Early Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUT-
TILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 47–72.
634. H ASNAWI, Ahmad. “Boèce, Averroès et
Abū al-Barakāt al-Bagādı̄, témoins des écrits de
Thémistius sur les topiques d’Aristote.” Arab. Sci.
Phil. 17 (2007): 203–265.
635. M ARMURA, Michael E. “Some Questions Re-
garding Avicenna’s Theory of the Temporal Origina-
tion of the Human Rational Soul.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 18
(2008): 121–138.
636. M ENN, Stephen. “Al-Fārābı̄’s Kitāb Al-H
. urūf
and His Analysis of the Senses of Being.” Arab. Sci.
Phil. 18 (2008): 59–97.
637. R ASHED, Marwan. “Al-Fārābı̄’s Lost Treatise
On Changing Beings and the Possibility of a Demon-
stration of the Eternity of the World.” Arab. Sci. Phil.
18 (2008): 19–58.
53
638. R EISMAN, David C. The Making of the Avi-
cennan Tradition: The Transmission, Contents, and
Structure of Ibn Sina’s al-Mubahatat (The Discus-
sions). Islamic Philosophy, Theology and Science,
49. (xx + 333 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Brill,
2002. ISBN: 9004125043.
Reviews: [ref. R843]
639. VASALOU, Sophia. “Subject and Body in Baran
Mu’tazilism, or: Mu’tazilite Kalām and the Fear of
Triviality.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 17 (2007): 267–298.
“My focus is on one of the major arguments used
by the late Barans..., and on the relationship be-
tween the mental and the physical (or the subjective
and objective) which emerges from it.” (from the
abstract)
210-103. MATHEMATICS
640. B RENTJES, Sonja. “An Exciting New Arabic
Version of Euclid’s Elements: MS Mumbai, Mullā
Fı̄rūz R.I.6.” Rev. Hist. Math. 12 (2006): 169–197.
641. L ORCH, Richard. “A Latin Fragment on
Chords, Translated from Arabic.” In Miscellanea
Kepleriana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005)
[ref. 1365], 1–6.
642. M ILED, Marouane ben. “Mesurer le continu,
dans la tradition arabe des livres V et X des
Éléments.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 18 (2008): 1–18.
643. R ASHED, Roshdi. Les mathématiques in-
finitésimales du IXe au XIe siècle: théorie des
coniques, constructions géométriques et géométrie
pratique. Vol. 3: Ibn al-Haytham. Publication, 59.
(xviii + 1034 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Al-
Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation, 2000. ISBN:
1873992599.
Reviews: [ref. R833]
644. R AYNAUD, Dominique. “Le tracé continu
des sections coniques à la Renaissance : Applica-
tions optico-perspectives, héritage de la tradition
mathématique arabe.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 17 (2007):
299–345.
“The perfect compass, used by al-Quhi, al-Sijzi
and his successors for the continuous drawing of
conic sections, reappeared after a long eclipse
in the works of Renaissance mathematicians like
Francesco Barozzi in Venice.... [V]arious elements
suggest a direct descent.” (from the abstract)
210-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
645. B ELLVER, José. “Ŷābir b Aflah. en torno a la
inclinación de los eclipses en el horizonte.” Arch. Int.
Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 3–23.
646. B ONINE, M. E. “Romans, Astronomy and the
Qibla: Urban Form and Orientation of Islamic Cities
of Tunisia.” In African Cultural Astronomy, edited by
H OLBROOK et al. (2008) [ref. 817], 145–178.
647. R AGEP, F. Jamil. “ ‘Alı̄ Qushjı̄ and Regiomon-
tanus: Eccentric Transformations and Copernican
Revolutions.” J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 359–371.
54 210. Arabic-Islamic contexts
648. R AGEP, F. Jamil. “Freeing Astronomy from
Philosophy: An Aspect of Islamic Influence on Sci-
ence.” Volume title: “Science in Theistic Contexts:
Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001):
49–71.
649. S AMS Ó, Julio. Astronomy and Astrology in al-
Andalus and the Maghrib. Variorum Collected Stud-
ies Series. (382 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, Vt.:
Ashgate/Variorum, 2007. ISBN: 9780754659341.
“Deals with the development of astronomy and as-
trology in al-Andalus and the Maghrib between the
10th and the 19th centuries.” (from the publisher)
650. S CHMIDL, Petra G. Volkstümliche Astronomie
im Islamischen Mittelalter: zur Bestimmung der Ge-
betszeiten und der Qibla bei al-Asbahi, Ibn Rahiq
und al-Farisi. 2 vols. Islamic Philosophy, Theology
and Science, 68. (xxii + 857 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Leiden: Brill, 2007. ISBN: 900415390X.
210-111. ASTROLOGY
651. C ASULLERAS, Josep. “El cálculo de aspectos
o la proyección de rayos en la astrologı́a medieval
árabe.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 25–46.
210-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
652. A LFONSO -G OLDFARB, Ana M., and Safa A.
A. C. J UBRAN. “Os princı́pios ou bases materiais
na primeira hermética em lı́ngua árabe: um estudo
de caso utilizando o Livro do Tesouro de Alexandre.”
Translated title: [The material principles or bases in
the first Hermeticism in Arabic language: a case-
study from the Book of the Treasure of Alexander].
Circumscribere 1 (2006): 1–10.
653. A LHACEN. Alhacen on the Principles of Re-
flection: A Critical Edition, with English Translation
and Commentary, of Books 4 and 5 of Alhacen’s
De Aspectibus, the Medieval Latin Version of Ibn-
al-Haytham’s Kitab al-Manazir. Edited by A. Mark
S MITH. Transactions of the American Philosophi-
cal Society, 96-4/5. (2 vol.; cxxvii + 697 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American Philosophical
Society, 2006. ISBN: 0871699621.
654. AVICENNA. Liber primus Naturalium: tracta-
tus secundus, De motu et de consimilibus. Edited by
S. van R IET, J. JANSSENS, and A. A LLARD. Avi-
cenna Latinus, 10. (376 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leuven:
Peeters, 2006. ISBN: 2803102315.
Reviews: [ref. R48]
655. F RANCO, Abel B. “Avempace, Projectile Mo-
tion, and Impetus Theory.” J. Hist. Ideas 64 (2003):
521–546.
656. S ABRA, A. I. “The ‘Commentary’ That Saved
the Text. The Hazardous Journey of Ibn al-Haytham’s
Arabic Optics.” Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 117–
133.
On the transmission of the text and the commentary
within the Islamic Arabic and Persian worlds.
657. S TONE, Abraham D. “Avicenna’s Theory of
Primary Mixture.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 18 (2008): 99–
119.
210-114. ALCHEMY
658. C ARUSI, Paola. “Génération, corruption, et
transmutation. Embryologie et cosmologie dans
l’alchimie islamique au Xe siècle.” In L’alchimie et
ses racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 171–187.
659. M ARQUET, Yves. “La place de l’alchimie dans
les Épı̂tres des Frères de la Pureté.” In L’alchimie et
ses racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 189–200.
660. RUDOLPH, Ulrich. “La connaissance des
Présocratiques à l’aube de la philosophie et de
l’alchimie islamiques.” In L’alchimie et ses racines
philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005) [ref. 368],
155–170.
661. T HILLET, Pierre. “Remarques sur le Liber
Quartorum du pseudo-Platon (Kitāb al-rawābı̄’ li-
Aflāt.ūn).” In L’alchimie et ses racines philosophiques,
edited by V IANO (2005) [ref. 368], 201–232.
210-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
662. D JEBBAR, Ahmed. “Pratiques métrologiques
arabes et savoirs mathématiques.” In La juste mesure,
edited by M OULINIER et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 59–78.
210-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
663. G ARC ÍA S ÁNCHEZ, Expiración. “Utility and
Aesthetics in the Gardens of al-Andalus: Species
with Multiple Uses.” In Health and Healing from the
Medieval Garden, edited by D ENDLE and T OUWAIDE
(2008) [ref. 1122], 205–227.
210-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
664. I VRY, Alfred L. “The Ontological Entailments
of Averroes’ Understanding of Perception.” In Theo-
ries of Perception in Medieval and Early Modern Phi-
losophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN
(2008) [ref. 487], 73–86.
210-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
665. J OOSSE, N. Peter. “ ‘De geest is uit de fles’:
De middeleeuwse Arabische arts ,Abd Al-Lat.ı̄f Ibn
Yūsuf Al-Baghdādı̄: zijn medische werk en zijn bi-
zarre affiliatie met het twintigste-eeuwse spiritisme.”
Gewina 30 (2007): 211–229.
On ,Abd Al-Lat.ı̄f’s work in the 13th century and
the resurfacing of his name in the 20th century in
spiritualist circles.
666. M OSSENSOHN, Miri Shefer. “A Tale of Two
Discourses: The Historiography of Ottoman-Muslim
Medicine.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 1–12.
667. P ORMANN, Peter E., and Emilie S AVAGE -
S MITH. Medieval Islamic Medicine. (xiii + 223 pp.;
 230. East Asian contexts
ill.; bibl.; index.) Edinburgh: Edinburgh University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780748620678.
Reviews: [ref. R818]
668. T IBI, Selma. The Medicinal Use of Opium in
Ninth-Century Baghdad. Sir Henry Wellcome Asian
Series, 5. (xiv + 314 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston:
Brill, 2006. ISBN: 9004146962.
Reviews: [ref. R1014]
669. W UJASTYK, Dominik. “A Persian Anatomical
Image in a Non-Muslim Manuscript from Gujarat.”
Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 237–242.
210-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
670. C HIPMAN, Leigh. “Islamic Pharmacy in the
Mamlūk and Mongol Realms: Theory and Practice.”
Asian Med. 3 (2008): 265–278.
671. M ATTHEE, Rudi. The Pursuit of Pleasure:
Drugs and Stimulants in Iranian History, 1500–1900.
(xv + 346 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Prince-
ton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 2005. ISBN:
0691118558.
Reviews: [ref. R685]
672. R ICORDEL, Joëlle. “Quantifier la force des
médicaments composés : des exemples en médecine
arabo-musulmane.” In La juste mesure, edited by
M OULINIER et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 99–116.
210-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
673. A RCE, Ignacio. “Umayyad Building Tech-
niques and the Merging of Roman-Byzantine
and Partho-Sassanian Traditions: Continuity and
Change.” In Technology in Transition, edited by
L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 491–538.
674. RUGGLES, D. Fairchild. “Waterwheels and
Garden Gizmos: Technology and Illusion in Islamic
Gardens.” In Wind and Water in the Middle Ages,
edited by WALTON (2006) [ref. 1154], 69–88.
220. BYZANTIUM AND EASTERN
CHRISTIAN CONTEXTS
220-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
675. L EFORT, Jacques. “Mesure fiscale de la terre à
Byzance.” In La juste mesure, edited by M OULINIER
et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 23–33.
220-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
676. B RAVO G ARC ÍA, Antonio. “ ‘H µαγικη
κακoτεχνια’. Materiales para una historia de la ma-
gia y la demonologı́a bizantinas.” MHNH 2 (2002):
5–70.
55
“Tries to present a panoramic view of the Byzan-
tine magic and to analyze some problems on the de-
monology offered by hagiographical texts.” (from
the abstract)
220-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
677. H ANNAH, Robert. “The meridiana of Ulugh
Beg in Hagia Sophia, Constantinople.” Nuncius 22
(2007): 7–14.
Argues that the claim that Ulugh Beg laid out a
meridiana in the Hagia Sophia in 1437 is incorrect,
a misunderstanding by Leonardo Ximenes of a
statement by John Greaves.
220-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
678. L EWIS, Michael J. T. “Antique Engineering in
the Byzantine World.” In Technology in Transition,
edited by L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 367–380.
679. Z ANINI, Enrico. “Technology and Ideas: Ar-
chitects and Master-Builders in the Early Byzantine
World.” In Technology in Transition, edited by L A -
VAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 381–406.
230. EAST ASIAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN
CONTEXTS
230-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
680. C AI Hai-rong. “Regional and cultural factors on
the formation of idealism and utilitarianism in modern
science of China: influence of Wu-Yue and Ling-Nan
culture on modern science of China.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 27, no. 3 (2005):
34–39.
681. H ANSON, Marta E. “Needham’s Heavenly Vol-
umes and Earthly Tomes.” Early Sci. & Med. 12
(2007): 405–432.
Essay review of Joseph N EEDHAM, Science and
Civilisation in China Edited by Nathan S IVIN.
(1999); Joseph N EEDHAM, Science and Civil-
isation in China. Volume 7 Part II Edited by
Kenneth Girdwood ROBINSON. (2004); Elisa-
beth H SU (ed.), Innovation in Chinese Medicine
(2001); Joseph N EEDHAM, Biology and Biological
Technology. Volume 6, Part 5, Fermentations and
Food Science Edited by H. T. H UANG. (2000);
Rose K ERR, Nigel W OOD, and Joseph N EED -
HAM (eds.), Science and Civilisation in China
(2004) [ref. 761]; Vivienne L O and Christopher
C ULLEN (eds.), Medieval Chinese Medicine (2005)
[ref. 745].
682. K IM Yung Sik. Jeong Yakyong sasang sogui
gwahak gisul. Translated title: [The place of science
and technology in the thought of Jeong Yakyong:
Confucian tradition, practicality, and science]. In
56 230. East Asian contexts
Korean. Seoul: Seoul National University Press,
2006.
The first independent volume that presents re-
search on the Confucian scholar Jeong Yakyong’s
(1762–1836) theories and views on science and
technology.
683. KOREAN H ISTORY OF S CIENCE S OCIETY.
(Ed.) Han’guk gwahakgisul inmul 12in. Translated
title: [Twelve figures in Korean history of science and
technology]. In Korean. Seoul: Haenamu Publishing,
2005.
A compilation of biographical studies on twelve
distinguished figures in Korean science and tech-
nology from the 13th century to the 20th century.
684. M ARTZLOFF, Jean-Claude. “Les chapitres
de l’Histoire générale des sciences consacrés à la
Chine.” Part of special issue “Mémorial René Taton”
[ref. 75]. Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 397–408.
685. M OON Joong-Yang and KOO Mhan-Ock. (Eds.)
Han’guk sirak sasang yeon’gu 4: gwahakgisul-
pyeon. Translated title: [Studies on the thoughts
of Sirak scholarship in late Joseon Korea. Vol. 4:
science and technology]. In Korean. Seoul: Hyean
Publishing Co., 2005.
On the introduction of Western science to Korea
and the developmental changes of traditional sci-
entific discourses (focuses on particular sciences
such as astronomy, astronomical instruments, ge-
ography, medicine, and agriculture).
686. M OON Joong-Yang. “Sejong-dae gwahak gisul
eui jajuseong, dasi bigi.” Translated title: [Science
and technology in King Sejong’s era: questioning its
independence from China]. In Korean. Yoksa Hakbo
189 (2006): 39–72.
Argues that science and technology during King
Sejong’s reign (1418–1450) was neither indepen-
dent nor different from that in China, despite the
general perception to the contrary.
687. M OON Joong-Yang. Uriyeoksa gwahak gi-
haeng. Translated title: [A journey through science
in Korean history]. In Korean. Seoul: East-Asia
Publishing, 2006.
On the relics and artifacts of Korean traditional
sciences (star maps, world maps, astronomical
instruments, armillary spheres, scaphe sundials,
warships, firearms, etc.).
688. TAKEDA Tokimasa. “The Formation of the
Study of Shushu and Its Development in the Middle
Ages: A Tentative Study of a Field of Scientific Study
Peculiar to East Asia.” Part of special issue: “New
Perspectives in the History of East Asian Science”
[ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2008): 161–174.
“Natural science in East Asia formed a unique
field of study called the study of shushu, which
consisted of various fields of natural science and
divinations.” (from the abstract)
689. T SUKAHARA, Togo. “Introduction to Feature
Issue: Colonial Science in Former Japanese Imperial
Universities.” East Asian STS 1 (2007): 147–152.
Contents: Boumsoung K IM, “Seismicity within
and beyond the Empire: Japanese Seismological
Investigation in Taiwan and Its Global Deploy-
ment, 1895–1909,” 153–165 [ref. 2187]; Akihisa
S ETOGUCHI, “Control of Insect Vectors in the
Japanese Empire: Transformation of the Colo-
nial/Metropolitan Environment, 1920–1945,” 167–
181 [ref. 2963]; Masumi Z AIKI and Togo T SUKA -
HARA , “Meteorology on the Southern Frontier
of Japan’s Empire: Ogasawara Kazuo at Taihoku
Imperial University,” 183–203 [ref. 2941]; Gre-
gory C LANCEY, “Japanese Colonialism and Its
Sciences: A Commentary,” 205–211.
690. WALEY-C OHEN, Joanna. “The New Qing His-
tory.” Radic. Hist. Rev. 88 (2004): 193–206.
Essay review of Laura H OSTETLER, Qing Colonial
Enterprise (2001).
691. YANO Michio. “Introduction.” Introduction to
special issue: “New Perspectives in the History of
East Asian Science.” Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2008):
159–160.
Contents: TAKEDA Tokimasa, “The Formation
of the Study of Shushu and Its Development in
the Middle Ages: A Tentative Study of a Field
of Scientific Study Peculiar to East Asia,” 161–
174 [ref. 688]; L IM Jong-tae, “Locating a Center
on the Surface of a Globe: Negotiating China’s
Position on the Spherical Earth in Seventeenth and
Eighteenth-Century China and Korea,” 175–188
[ref. 728]; M OON Joong-Yang, “Late Circulation
of the Early Qing Natural Studies in 19th Century
Korea,” 189–210 [ref. 703]; Kazuhiko M IYAJIMA,
“A New Discovery of Korean Astrolabe,” 211–224
[ref. 700]; S HIN Dongwon, “How Four Different
Political Systems Have Shaped the Modernization
of Traditional Korean Medicine between 1900 and
1960,” 225–241 [ref. 749]; Sergey L APTEFF, “A
Comparison of Technological Characteristics of
Ancient Bronze Mirrors in China, Korea, Japan,
and South Siberia,” 242–252 [ref. 762].
230-5. HISTORIOGRAPHY; HISTORICAL
METHODS
(see also Part B-Theoretical approaches)
692. Q U An-jing. “Revisiting two movements of
research in the history of Chinese mathematics.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no.
5 (2006): 100–104.
A 20th-century historiography of Chinese mathe-
matics.
693. WANG Yang-zong. “Yang Quan (1893–1933)
and the Needham problem.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Guangxi Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao 12, no. 3
(2006): 34–36.
230-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
694. WANG Li. “The resistance and tension between
Chinese culture and science and technology.” [Trans-
lated title.] In Chinese. Stud. Dial. Natur. 22, no. 8
(2006): 83–85.
 230. East Asian contexts
230-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
695. Z HANG Bing-lun. “Outline of the historical re-
sources of science and technology in Jingbu.” [Trans-
lated title.] In Chinese. Guangxi Minzu Xueyuan
Xuebao 12, no. 1 (2006): 5–9.
On the resources that can be used in understanding
technology and science in classical texts of history
and literature: esp., Shangshu and Shijing.
230-26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND
ETHNICITY
(for eugenics, see 135-Human biology)
696. L I Di. “On the Historical Contribution of the
Chinese Minorities to Science and Technology.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan
Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 5 (2007):
649–653.
Covers the relationship between Han Chinese and
minority groups in China since ancient times.
230-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
697. R EDMOND, Geoffrey P. Science and Asian
Spiritual Traditions. Greenwood Guides to Science
and Religion. (xxii + 256 pp.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
CT: Greenwood Press, 2008. ISBN: 0313334625.
698. S EKIMORI, Gaynor. “Star Rituals and Nikkō
Shugendō.” Cult. & Cosmos 10 (2006): 217–250.
Explores the “unusual prevalence of shrines known
as star shrines (Hoshi no Miya) in the vicinity of
Nikko, and examines the significance of stars in the
traditions of medieval Nikko Shugendo.” (from the
abstract)
230-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
699. K IM Yeon-hee. “Yeongseonsa haeng gungye
hakjodan eui jae pyeong-ga.” Translated title: [A
reappraisal of the Gungyehakjodan of yeongseonsa
haeng]. In Korean. Han-gook-sa Yeon-goo 137
(2007): 227–267.
Examines the Gungyehakjodan, a corps of 38
technicians, dispached to Taijin, China, in October
1881 by the government of Joseon Korea to acquire
new arms production techniques from the Qing
Dynasty.
230-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
700. M IYAJIMA, Kazuhiko. “A New Discovery of
Korean Astrolabe.” [sic] Part of special issue: “New
Perspectives in the History of East Asian Science”
[ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2008): 211–224.
230-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
701. L IN, Xiaoqing Diana. Peking University:
Chinese Scholarship and Intellectuals, 1898–1937.
SUNY Series in Chinese Philosophy and Culture. (xi
+ 232 pp.; ill; bibl.; index.) Albany: State University
of New York Press, 2005. ISBN: 0791463214.
57
“Lin discusses Peking University’s spirit of open-
ness and how the school both encouraged the syn-
thesis of Chinese and Western knowledge and
promoted Western learning for the national good.”
(from the publisher)
230-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
702. L IM Jong-tae. “Muhan uju eui uhwa – Hong
Dae-yong eui gwahak gwa munmyeongnon.” Trans-
lated title: [An allegory of the infinite universe—
Hong Dae-yong’s thoughts on science and civiliza-
tion]. In Korean. Yeoksa Bipyeong 58 (2005): 261–
285.
Reevaluates the role of scientific ideas in the work
of Confucian scholar Hong Dae-yong (1731-1783),
focusing on his criticism of the neo-Confucian
world view.
703. M OON Joong-Yang. “Late Circulation of the
Early Qing Natural Studies in 19th Century Korea.”
Part of special issue: “New Perspectives in the History
of East Asian Science” [ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum
17 (2008): 189–210.
Examines how the metaphysical cosmological dis-
course of the Fang Yizhi School influenced Korean
cosmological contemplation in the 19th century.
(from the abstract)
704. T ONG Heng-ping. “The Influence of the Rise
and Fall of Moist Science on the Development of
Ancient Chinese Science.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa 25, no. 1
(2008): 91–97.
On the school of thought developed by the follow-
ers of Mo Di in the 3rd century B.C.E.
230-103. MATHEMATICS
705. C HEN Kai-xian. “A procedural interpretation
of the counter of China and Nine Chapters on the
Mathematical Arts.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Stud. Dial. Natur. 22, no. 9 (2006): 81–85.
706. DAUBEN, Joseph W. “Suan Shu Shu: A Book
on Numbers and Computations: English Translation
with Commentary.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 62 (2008):
91–177.
707. G UO Shi-rong. “The Spread of 17th-Century
Chinese Translations of Western Mathematical Trea-
tises in Korea.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei
Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36,
no. 6 (2007): 683–686.
708. L UO Jianjin. “On the Development of the
Formulae for Sums of Integers.” Hist. Scientiarum 13
(2003): 101–110.
On the achievements of Japanese and Chinese
mathematicians from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
709. T ONG Qing-jun and F ENG Li-sheng. “Discus-
sion of Mei Wending’s Zhong Xi Suan Xue Tong.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan
Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6 (2007):
716–720.
58 230. East Asian contexts
On the mathematical work of Mei Wen-Ting (1633-
1721).
710. YOSHIYAMA Seisho. “Seki Takakazu, the
Mathematician Who Went Beyond Counting Rods—
The Origin of Another Modern Mathematics.” In
Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007):
97–101.
711. Z HOU Chang. “The Trailblazer of Analysis
in Wasan: Takebe Katahiro.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran
Kexue Ban) 37, no. 1 (2008): 124–131.
Explores the social and scientific background of
the Edo period, and studies Takebe’s life and
achievements in the Wasan mathematical tradition
of Japan.
230-104. MUSIC
712. G UAN Xiao-wu. “An Interpretation of Tem-
perament Lengths Recorded in Iüshu of Shi Ji.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan
Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6 (2007):
754–757.
Argues that this ancient Han Chinese text was
referring to pitch-pipes not strings.
230-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
713. A RICHI, Meri. “Seven Stars of Heaven and
Seven Shrines on Earth: The Big Dipper and the Hie
Shrine in the Medieval Period.” Cult. & Cosmos 10
(2006): 195–216.
“Examines the iconography of the Hie-Sanno Man-
dara from the Kamakura period in the collection of
Saikyo-ji.” (from the abstract)
714. D ENG Ke-hui. “The Transmission and Influ-
ence of Ptolemy’s Almagest towards the End of the
Ming Dynasty in China—A Case Study of Chongzhen
Lishu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu
Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6
(2007): 666–671.
715. D ENG Ke-hui and Y UAN Min. “A Comparison
of Some Problems about the Observation and Cal-
culation of the Angle between the Ecliptic and the
Equator in Ancient China and Greece.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao
(Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 2 (2007): 240–243.
716. G OLVERS, Noël, and Ferdinand V ERBIEST.
Ferdinand Verbiest, S. J. (1623–1688) and the Chi-
nese Heaven: The Composition of the Astronomical
Corpus, Its Diffusion and Reception in the European
Republic of Letters. Louvain Chinese Studies, 12.
(676 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leuven: Leuven Uni-
versity Press; Ferdinand Verbiest Foundation, K. U.
Leuven, 2003. ISBN: 905867293X.
On texts produced to explain to European readers
the Jesuits’ activities promoting European astron-
omy in China.
Reviews: [ref. R402]
717. G UAN Shou-Yi. “The Study of the Xuanshi
Almanac.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu
Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6
(2007): 758–765.
On the Xuanshi Almanac of Zhao Fei, used contin-
uously for 111 years in the North Liang and North
Wei Dynasties.
718. H IRAOKA Ryuji. “The Manuscript Tenmongata
kakitome (Astronomer’s Note): Mixture of Nanban
and Rangaku Astronomy.” In Japanese. Kagakusi
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007): 65–77.
On a text dealing with Western astronomy in the
late 18th century.
719. KOBAYASHI Tatsuhiko. “Zhongxi suanxue tong
by Mei Wending and Calendrical Calculations Books
in Tsinghua University Library.” [Translated title.]
In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
92–95.
720. KOO Mhan-Ock. “Choe Yuji (1603–1673)
eui jugwonja – 17segi jungban joseon eui sugyeok-
sik honcheoneui.” Translated title: [Ch’oe Yuchi’s
chukwonja: a water operated armillary sphere devel-
oped in 17th-century Korea]. In Korean. Han-kuk-
sasangsahak 9 (Dec.) (2005): 173–210.
The instrument was developed by Choe Yuji
(1603–1673) and produced in May 1657.
721. L I Di. “On the Largest Program to Introduce
Mathematical Astronomy into China.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao
(Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6 (2007): 659–661.
On the efforts by Xu Guangqi (1562–1633) to re-
form the calendar and promote Western astronomy,
through a program of translation and compilation
by Jesuit missionaries.
722. L U Ling-feng. “Eclipse records in historical
documents of the Qing Dynasty and current research
on them.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Guangxi
Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao 12, no. 1 (2006): 32–36.
723. Ō HASHI Yukio. “On the Solar Motion in the
Lixiang kaocheng.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban)
36, no. 6 (2007): 662–665.
The early modern work Lixiang kaocheng used the
double epicycle model, which is almost equivalent
to the equant model for the sun.
724. S HI Yun-li. “The anonymous author of the
preface to Tianbu Zhenyuan by Smogulenski and Xue
Fengzuo.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Guangxi
Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao 12, no. 1 (2006): 23–26.
The first systematic introduction of Western astrol-
ogy, compiled by the Polish Jesuit Jean-Nicolas
Smogulenski (1611–1656) and his Chinese disci-
ple Xue Fengzuo (1600–1680), based on the work
of Philip van Lansberge (1561–1632). The anony-
mous preface is by Fang Yizhi (1611–1671).
725. T ETSUEI, Tsuda. “Images of Stars and Their
Significance in Japanese Esoteric Art of the Heian
Period.” Cult. & Cosmos 10 (2006): 145–192.
On the significance of images of stars within eso-
teric Buddhism.
 230. East Asian contexts
726. WANG Miao. “A study of Xing Yunlu’s Gujin
Lvli Kao.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 27, no. 4 (2005): 92–97.
Gujin Lvli Kao, written in the late Ming China
by Xing Yunlu, explores the history of calendrical
astronomy from the ancient period to the 17th
century, especially the computational algorithms of
the Shoushi and Datong systems.
230-111. ASTROLOGY
727. S HI Yun-li and X ING Gang. “The calculation
and divination of lunar and solar eclipses during
the Han Dynasty and their impact on astrological
thought.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 28, no. 2 (2006): 79–85.
230-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
728. L IM Jong-tae. “Locating a Center on the Sur-
face of a Globe: Negotiating China’s Position on
the Spherical Earth in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-
Century China and Korea.” Part of special issue:
“New Perspectives in the History of East Asian Sci-
ence” [ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2008): 175–
188.
“Examines how Confucian literati of China and
Korea, particularly those who accepted the Western
idea of a round earth, responded to the Jesuits’
criticism of the Sino-centric worldview.” (from the
abstract)
230-122. NATURAL HISTORY
729. H UDSON, Mark J. “Wildlife Management and
Upland Modernity in Japan.” Mon. Nipp. 61 (2006):
243–249.
Essay review of John K NIGHT, Waiting for Wolves
in Japan (2003, 2006) [ref. 730]; Brett L. WALKER,
The Lost Wolves of Japan (2005) [ref. 399].
730. K NIGHT, John. Waiting for Wolves in Japan: An
Anthropological Study of People-Wildlife Relations.
(xii + 296 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Oxford; New
York: Oxford University Press; Honolulu: University
of Hawaii Press, 2003, 2006. ISBN: 0199255180,
9780199255184, 0824830962, 9780824830960.
Reviews: [ref. 729]
731. L EWIS, Mark Edward. The Flood Myths of
Early China. SUNY Series in Chinese Philosophy
and Culture. (vii + 248 pp.; bibl.; index.) Albany:
State University of New York Press, 2006. ISBN:
0791466639.
“Explores how the flood myths of early China
provided a template for that society’s major social
and political institutions.” (from the publisher)
732. M ARCON, Federico. “The Names of Nature:
The Development of Natural History in Japan, 1600–
1900.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at Columbia University, 2007. Advi-
sor: Gluck, Carol. Pub. no. AAT 3285129. 460 pp.
“A social and intellectual history of the discipline
of honzôgaku in Japan.” (from the abstract)
59
230-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
733. S HI Lihua and L UO Jianjin. “Technical Ecosys-
tem Thinking in Tian Gong Kai Wu.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao
(Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 4 (2007): 514–517.
On a book written by Song Yingxing (1587-c.
1665) on ecosystem protection through the use
of technology and the harmonious interaction of
humans and nature.
734. Z ISWILER, Vincent. Essay review. EASTM 24
(2005): 115–121.
Essay review Essay review of Roel S TERCKX, The
Animal and the Daemon in Early China (2002).
230-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
735. NAPPI, Carla. “A Bug’s Life: Change and
Transformation in Early Modern China.” Endeavour
31 (2007): 124–128.
On the 16th-century Chinese naturalist Li Shizhen
and others.
230-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
736. M ÉTAILI É, Georges. “Some Reflections on the
History of Botanical Knowledge in China.” Circum-
scribere 3 (2007): 66–84.
Studies the history of “traditional Chinese Botany,”
arguing for an anthropological, rather than teleo-
logical, analysis.
230-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
737. BATES, Ann, and A. W. BATES. “Lãn Ông (Lê
Hu’u Trác, 1720–91) and the Vietnamese Medical
Tradition.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 158–164.
738. B OLSOKHOYEVA, Natalia. “Tibetan Medical
Illustrations from the History Museum of Buryatia,
Ulan Ude.” Asian Med. 3 (2008): 347–367.
739. C ARLING, Gerd. “The Vocabulary of Tocharian
Medical Manuscripts.” Asian Med. 3 (2008): 323–
333.
As seen in fragments of manuscripts preserved
in Buddhist monasteries along the northern Silk
Road route, the vocabulary reflects loanwords
and influences from neighbouring languages and
especially Sanskrit.
740. C HAN Chia-feng. “ ‘Even a virtuous hero would
fall short’: the development of pediatrics and its
status from the Jin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Xinshixue 16, no. 2
(2005/6): 1–46.
741. D E M ICHELIS, Elizabeth. “A Preliminary Sur-
vey of Modern Yoga Studies.” Asian Med. 3 (2007):
1–19.
742. H EINRICH, Larissa. The Afterlife of Images:
Translating the Pathological Body between China and
60 230. East Asian contexts
the West. Body, Commodity, Text. (xiv + 222 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780822340935.
Explores the West’s representation of China as sick
or diseased.
743. K IM, Jongyoung. “Alternative Medicine’s En-
counter with Laboratory Science: The Scientific
Construction of Korean Medicine in a Global Age.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 855–880.
744. KOHN, Livia. “Daoyin: Chinese Healing Exer-
cises.” Asian Med. 3 (2007): 103–129.
745. L O, Vivienne, and Christopher C ULLEN. (Eds.)
Medieval Chinese Medicine: The Dunhuang Medical
Manuscripts. Needham Research Institute Studies.
(xxiv + 450 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Rout-
ledgeCurzon, 2005. ISBN: 0415342953.
Reviews: [ref. 681]
746. M ARI É, Éric. “La dermatologie dans la
médecine chinoise au XIVe siècle à partir du Waike
Jingyi de Qi Dezhi.” Part of special issue: “La pelle
umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13
(2005): 699–721.
747. M ATSUMURA, Noriaki. “The Similarity be-
tween Two Medicines: Oriental Medical Thought of
Meridian and Western Medical Knowledge of Nerve.”
Part of a special issue: “History of Medicine and Bi-
ology in East Asia” [ref. 752]. Hist. Scientiarum 13
(2004): 224–231.
On the Edo period in Japan, during which time
Western medicine was being introduced.
748. M ING, Chen. “The Transmission of Foreign
Medicine via the Silk Roads in Medieval China: A
Case Study of Haiyao Bencao.” Asian Med. 3 (2008):
241–264.
749. S HIN Dongwon. “How Four Different Political
Systems Have Shaped the Modernization of Tra-
ditional Korean Medicine between 1900 and 1960.”
Part of special issue: “New Perspectives in the History
of East Asian Science” [ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum
17 (2008): 225–241.
750. S UGIYAMA Shigeo. “Traditional Kampo
Medicine: Unauthenticated in the Meiji Era.” Part
of a special issue: “History of Medicine and Biology
in East Asia” [ref. 752]. Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2004):
209–223.
751. YAN, Zhen. “rTsa in the Tibetan Manuscripts
from Dunhuang.” Asian Med. 3 (2008): 296–307.
“The concept of rTsa in Tibetan medicine, as the
Chinese mai, eventually came to combine notions
of ‘the vessels’ and ‘channels’ of the body with
diagnostic readings of ‘pulsating vessels’ at its
surface.” (from the abstract)
752. Z HU Jian-ping. “Research on History of
Medicine in China in the Last Five Years.” First
article in a special issue: “History of Medicine and
Biology in East Asia.” Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2004):
149–163.
Contents: Shin D ONG - WON, “Western Medicine,
Korean Government, and Imperialism in Late
Nineteenth-Century Korea: The Cases of the
Choson Government Hospital and Smallpox
Vaccination,” 164–175 [ref. 2460]; Christian
O BERL ÄNDER, “The Rise of Scientific Medicine
in Japan: Beriberi as the Driving Force in the Quest
for Specific Causes and the Introduction of Bacte-
riology,” 176–199 [ref. 2504]; Waichiro O MATA,
“A Short History of Psychiatry in Japan,” 200–
208 [ref. 2547]; S UGIYAMA Shigeo, “Traditional
Kampo Medicine: Unauthenticated in the Meiji
Era,” 209–223 [ref. 750]; Noriaki M ATSUMURA,
“The Similarity between Two Medicines: Oriental
Medical Thought of Meridian and Western Medical
Knowledge of Nerve,” 224–231 [ref. 747]; Yoko
M ATSUBARA, “The Reception of Mendelism in
Japan, 1900–1920,” 232–240 [ref. 3014]; Makoto
H AYASHI, “The Beginning of the Japanese Zoo-
logical Journal,” 241–249 [ref. 2298].
230-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
753. Z HANG, Yanhua. Transforming Emotions with
Chinese Medicine: An Ethnographic Account from
Contemporary China. SUNY Series in Chinese Phi-
losophy and Culture. (xiv + 191 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Albany: State University of New York Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0791469999.
On the way that emotional disorders are dealt with
in Chinese medicine.
230-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
754. WANG, Wen-Ji. “ ‘Laying Out a Model Vil-
lage’: George Gushue-Taylor and Missionary Lep-
rosy Work in Colonial Taiwan.” East Asian STS 1
(2007): 111–133.
230-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
755. B OLSOKHOYEVA, Natalia. “Tibetan Medical
Schools of the Aga Area (Chita Region).” Asian Med.
3 (2008): 334–346.
On the local adaptations of Tibeto-Mongolian
medicine to Buryat culture especially in phar-
macology.
756. L O, Vivienne, and Penelope BARRETT. “Cook-
ing Up Fine Remedies: On the Culinary Aesthetic in
a Sixteenth-Century Chinese Materia Medica.” Med.
Hist. 49 (2005): 395–422.
230-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
757. B OOMGAARD, Peter. “Technologies of a Trad-
ing Empire: Dutch Introduction of Water- and Wind-
mills in Early-Modern Asia, 1650s–1800.” Hist. &
Tech. 24 (2008): 41–59.
758. D UAN Yao-yong. “The development of the
idea of the fire protection and the technology of fire
protection in China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J.
Dial. Natur. 27, no. 3 (2005): 85–90.
 240. Indian contexts
Studies the economic, cultural, and political influ-
ences on the development of this technology.
759. FANG Xiao-yang and Z HANG Bing-lun. “Stud-
ies in the embryonic form techniques of board print
during the Nan Qi Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Guangxi Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao 12, no. 1
(2006): 27–31.
This paper deals with the early techniques of board
printing in the Nan Qi Dynasty.
760. F EUERBACH, Ann. “Production and Trade of
Crucible Steel in Central Asia.” Part of “Thematic
Issue: History and Characteristics of Wootz Steel in
India and Abroad” [ref. 791]. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 42
(2007): 319–336.
Uses textual and archaeological evidence to show
that “crucible steel” was produced in Central Asia
in addition to India.
761. K ERR, Rose, Nigel W OOD, and Joseph N EED -
HAM . (Eds.) Science and Civilisation in China:
Volume 5: Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Part
12: Ceramic Technology. (xlix + 918 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
2004. ISBN: 0521838339.
Discusses firing, manufacturing methods, glazing,
etc., and the impact of Chinese ceramic technology
around the world, from the 7th to the 21st centuries.
Reviews: [ref. 681, R564]
762. L APTEFF, Sergey. “A Comparison of Tech-
nological Characteristics of Ancient Bronze Mirrors
in China, Korea, Japan, and South Siberia.” Part of
special issue: “New Perspectives in the History of
East Asian Science” [ref. 691]. Hist. Scientiarum 17
(2008): 242–252.
763. TAGLIACOZZO, Eric. “The Lit Archipelago:
Coast Lighting and the Imperial Optic in Insular
Southeast Asia, 1860-1910.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005):
306–328.
On “the contribution of lighthouses, beacons, and
buoys ... to British and Dutch programs of colonial
state-formation in the latter half of the nineteenth
century.” (from the abstract)
764. WAGNER, Donald B. “Chinese Steel Mak-
ing Techniques with a Note on Indian Wootz Steel
in China.” Part of “Thematic Issue: History and
Characteristics of Wootz Steel in India and Abroad”
[ref. 791]. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2007): 289–318.
765. Y I De-gang. “Source on Traditional Bow and
Arrow Making.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei
Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36,
no. 6 (2007): 766–770.
Discussion of various texts dealing with weapon
making in ancient China.
766. Y IN Xiaodong and Y I De-gang. “Two Phases
of the Introduction of Western Firearms in the Ming
and Qing Dynasties.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.
Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban)
36, no. 4 (2007): 504–508.
The two phases are from 1506 to the 1620s and
from the 1620s to the 1690s.
61
230-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
767. A RAO Miyo. “White Sugar Production in
[the] Owari Clan during [the] Horeki Era (1751–
1763)—Focusing on the Original Author of the Tou-
sei Hiketu.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 157–161.
240. INDIAN CONTEXTS
240-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
768. S AHAI, Baldeo. “The Essence of Upanis.ads
and the Emergence of Scientific Research.” Indian J.
Hist. Sci. 42 (2007): 73–82.
240-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
769. PANDEY, Lalit. “Swords of Śirohı̄.” Part of
“Thematic Issue: History and Characteristics of
Wootz Steel in India and Abroad” [ref. 791]. Indian
J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2007): 519–521.
770. ROY, Kaushik. “Technology and Transforma-
tion of Sikh Warfare: Dal Khālsā against the Lāl
Palt.ans, 1800–1849.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006):
383–410.
240-103. MATHEMATICS
771. B H ĀSKARA. Expounding the Mathematical
Seed: A Translation of Bhāskara I on the Mathemat-
ical Chapter of the Āryabhat.ı̄ya. Edited by Agathe
K ELLER. Science Networks, Historical Studies, 30–
31. (2 vol.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Birkhäuser
Verlag, 2006. ISBN: 3764372990.
English translation of a 7th-century Sanskrit com-
mentary by the astronomer Bhāskara.
Reviews: [ref. R99]
772. Z HOU Chang and X U Ze-lin. “The Indian
mathematician Bhāskara and his work Lı̄lāvātiı̄.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no.
1 (2006): 67–73.
Includes a discussion of the content of the 12th-
century book as well as its dissemination, based on
the translation of English and Japanese versions.
240-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
773. A BHYANKAR, K. D. “Dhruvaka-Viks.epa Sys-
tem of Astronomical Coordinates.” Indian J. Hist.
Sci. 41 (2006): 151–157.
774. A NSARI, S. M. Razaullah, and S. R. S ARMA.
“Ghulām H.ussain Jaunpūrı̄’s Encyclopaedia of Math-
¯¯
ematics and Astronomy.” Stud. Hist. Med. Sci. 16
(1999/2000): 77–93.
775. B HUJLE, Sudha, and M. N. VAHIA. “Calcu-
lations of Tithis: An Extension of Sūryasiddhānta
62 240. Indian contexts
Formulation.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 133–
150.
776. H ARI, K. Chandra. “Epoch of Ro-
makasiddhānta.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006):
263–270.
777. H ARI, K. Chandra. Hindu Zodiac and Ancient
Astronomy. (xxiv + 481 pp.) Kumbanadu: Sri Sabari-
giri Publications, 2001.
Reviews: [ref. R453]
778. P INGREE, David Edwin. (Ed.) A Descriptive
Catalogue of the Sanskrit Astronomical Manuscripts
Preserved at the Maharaja Man Singh II Museum
in Jaipur, India. Memoirs of the American Philo-
sophical Society, 250. (xvii + 173 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 2003.
ISBN : 0871692503.
779. R AGHAVAN, Nirupama. “Is Śiva Iconography
Inspired by the Stars?” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006):
271–295.
780. R AO, S. Balachandra, and S. K. U MA. “Gra-
halāghavam of Gan.eśa Daivajña: An English Expo-
sition with Mathematical Explanation Derivations,
Examples, Tables and Diagrams.” Supplement. In-
dian J. Hist. Sci. 41, no. 1 (2006): i–xii, S1–S88.
See also: S. Balachandra R AO and S. K. U MA,
“Grahalāghavam of Gan.eśa Daivajña: An English
Exposition with Mathematical Explanation Deriva-
tions, Examples, Tables and Diagrams (Chapters
3–4),” S91–S183; S. Balachandra R AO and S. K.
U MA, “Grahalāghavam of Gan.eśa Daivajña: An
English Exposition with Mathematical Explana-
tion Derivations, Examples, Tables and Diagrams
(Chapters 5-11),” S185–S315; S. Balachandra
R AO and S. K. U MA, “Grahalāghavam of Gan.eśa
Daivajña: An English Exposition with Mathemati-
cal Explanation Derivations, Examples, Tables and
Diagrams (Chapters 12-16),” S317–S415.
781. S HARMA, Virendra N. “Astronomical Tables of
Zı̄j-i Muh.ammad Shāhı̄ and their relation to Tabulae
Astronomicae of de La Hire.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41
(2006): 175–198.
240-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
782. M ISHRA, Ashoka K. “Atomism of Nyāya-
Vaiśika vs Jainism—A Scientific Appraisal.” Indian
J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 247–261.
240-113. CHEMISTRY
783. S EN, Srabani. “Bires Chandra Guha (1904-
1962): Scientist with a Mission.” Indian J. Hist. Sci.
41 (2006): 415–431.
On the Indian biochemist.
240-122. NATURAL HISTORY
784. D ONIGER, Wendy. “Zoomorphism in Ancient
India: Humans More Bestial than the Beasts.” In
Thinking with Animals, edited by DASTON and M IT-
MAN (2005) [ref. 438], 17–36.
240-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
785. E RNST, Waltraud. “Beyond East and West.
From the History of Colonial Medicine to a Social
History of Medicine(s) in South Asia.” Part of a
series of essays on “Twenty Years of Social History
of Medicine” [ref. 516]. Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
505–524.
786. S IVARAMAKRISHNAN, Kavita. Old Potions,
New Bottles: Recasting Indigenious Medicine in
Colonial Punjab (1850–1945). New Perspectives
in South Asian History, 12. (xiv + 280 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New Delhi: Orient Longman, 2006. ISBN:
9788125029465.
Reviews: [ref. R944]
787. S MITH, Frederick M. “Narrativity and Empiri-
cism in Classical Indian Accounts of Birth and Death:
The Mahābhārata and the Samhitās of Caraka and
Suśruta.” Asian Med. 3 (2007): 85–102.
788. W UJASTYK, Dominik. “The Questions of King
Tukkoji: Medicine at an Eighteenth-Century South
Indian Court.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 357–
369.
240-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
789. A LTER, Joseph S. “Yoga and Physical Educa-
tion: Swami Kuvalayananda’s Nationalist Project.”
Asian Med. 3 (2007): 20–36.
A study of the efforts of Kuvalayananda (Jagannath
G. Gune) to promote yoga as a scientific practice
with special reference to questions of gender and
nationalism in the discourse and practice of sci-
ence.
240-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
790. G OENKA, Ajit H. “Rustom Jal Vakil and the
Saga of Rauwolfia serpentina.” J. Med. Biogr. 15
(2007): 195–200.
“Through his work with an ancient Indian folk
remedy, Rauwolfia serpentina, [Vakil] ushered in
the modern era of effective pharmacotherapy of
hypertension.” (from the abstract)
240-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
791. BAG, A. K. “From the Editor.” Introduction
to “Thematic Issue: History and Characteristics of
Wootz Steel in India and Abroad.” Indian J. Hist. Sci.
42 (2007): i-ii.
Contents: Donald B. WAGNER, “Chinese Steel
Making Techniques with a Note on Indian Wootz
Steel in China,” 289–318 [ref. 764]; Ann F EUER -
BACH , “Production and Trade of Crucible Steel
in Central Asia,” 319–336 [ref. 760]; Jean Le
C OZE, “On the Question of Possible Transfer of
Steel Technology from India to Europe through
the Muslim Middle East,” 337–375 [ref. 1145];
Ann F EUERBACH, R. BALASUBRAMANIAM and
 250. Jewish contexts
S. K ALYANARAMAN, “On the Origin of the Terms
Wootz, Hinduwānı̄ and Pulad,” 377–386; Pranab K.
C HATTOPADHYAY, Pradeep K. B EHERA and Pras-
anta K. DATTA, “From Wrought Iron to Steel:
Beginning of Steel Making in Eastern India,”
387–402; Vibha T RIPATHI, “Towards the Wootz:
Iron and Steel Technology in India,” 403–425; R.
BALASUBRAMANIAM and S. K ALYANARAMAN,
“New Insights on Classification of Iron-Carbon
Alloys, Specially High Carbon Steels, in Rasarat-
nasamuccaya,” 427–444; S. JAIKISHAN, “Survey
of Iron and Wootz Steel Production Sites in North-
ern Telangana,” 445–460; S. JAIKISHAN and R.
BALASUBRAMANIAM, “Material Evidences for
Wootz Steel Production in Northern Telangana,”
461–480; S. JAIKISHAN and R. BALASUBRA -
MANIAM , “Social Aspects of Wootz Steel Man-
ufacture in Northern Telangana,” 481–491; R.
BALASUBRAMANIAM, “On the Varied Applica-
tions of Wootz Steel,” 493–509; R. BALASUBRA -
MANIAM , “Wootz Steel Received by Alexander,”
511–516 [ref. 953]; Gill J ULEFF, “Crucible Steel
in Sri Lanka in the First Millennium AD and the
Early Twentieth Century,” 517–518 [ref. 583]; Lalit
PANDEY, “Swords of Śirohı̄,” 519–521 [ref. 769];
R. BALASUBRAMANIAM, “Recreating Wootz
Steel outside India,” 523–531; J. WADSWORTH,
“Damascus Steels: History, Processing, Proper-
ties, and Carbon Dating,” 533–558; John V ER -
HOEVEN , “Pattern Formation in Wootz Damascus
Steel Swords and Blades,” 559–574; Jean Le C OZE
and Asdin AOUFI, “Wootz Decarburisation dur-
ing the Forging of a Sword,” 575–591; Paul T.
C RADDOCK, “Cast Iron: The Elusive Feedstock
of Crucible Steel,” 593–607; Vinod K UMAR et
al., “Microstructural Characterization along the
Length of a Wedge Shaped Wootz Steel Imple-
ment,” 609–631; M. R. BARNETT and R. BALA -
SUBRAMANIAM , “New Insights on the Mechanism
of Carbide Banding in Thermomechanically Pro-
cessed Wootz Steel Obtained Using Electron Back
Scattering Diffraction,” 633–648; R. BALASUBRA -
MANIAM , Anubhav PANDEY and S. JAIKISHAN ,
“Analysis of Wootz Steel Crucibles from Northern
Telangana,” 649–671; Sharada S RINIVASAN, “On
Higher Carbon and Crucible Steels in Southern
India: Further Insights from Mel-siruvalur, Kodu-
manal and Pattinam,” 673–695; S. JAIKISHAN and
R. BALASUBRAMANIAM, “Konasamudram: The
Famous Wootz Steel Production Center,” 697–703;
S. JAIKISHAN and R. BALASUBRAMANIAM, “In-
terview with Wootz Steel Worker from Konapuram
Village in Northern Telangana,” 705–711.
792. B ISWAS, Arun Kumar. “Brass and Zinc Met-
allurgy in the Ancient & Medieval World: India’s
Primacy and the Technology Transfer to the West.”
Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 159–174.
793. D UBE, R. K. “Copper Production Process as
Described in an Early Fourteenth Century AD Prākr.ta
Text Composed by T.hakkura Pherū.” Indian J. Hist.
Sci. 41 (2006): 297–312.
794. S ASISEKARAN, B., B. Raghunatha R AO, and S.
S UNDARARAJAN. “Bronze Sieve from Kodumanal—
An Archaeo-Metallurgical Study.” Indian J. Hist. Sci.
41 (2006): 345–355.
63
795. V ERMA, Ajoy Shankar. “Ice-Making in Late
Medieval India: Processes and Principles.” Indian J.
Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 371–381.
250. JEWISH CONTEXTS
250-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
796. F REUDENTHAL, Gad. “Jewish Traditionalism
and Early Modern Science: Rabbi Israel Zamosc’s
Dialectic of Enlightenment (Berlin, 1744).” In Think-
ing Impossibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN
(2008) [ref. 68], 63–96.
797. G UTFREUND, Hanoch. “Einstein’s Jewish Iden-
tity.” In Einstein for the 21st Century, edited by
G ALISON et al. (2008) [ref. 2682], 27–34.
250-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
798. B OHAK, Gideon. Ancient Jewish Magic: A
History. (ix + 483 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521874571.
250-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
799. KOTTEK, Samuel S. “Maimonides on Anger
and Haughtiness: Psychological and Ethical As-
pects.” Korot 18 (2006): 55–66.
On Maimonides’ ethical treatise which demon-
strates the close relationship between theology,
philosophy, and medicine.
800. Z ONTA, Mauro. Hebrew Scholasticism in the
Fifteenth Century: A History and Source Book. Am-
sterdam Studies in Jewish Thought, 9. (vii + 318
pp.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2006. ISBN:
1402037155.
On late 15th-century Spanish and Italian Jewish
philosophers (Abraham Bibago, Baruch Ibn Ya’ish,
Abraham Shalom, Eli Habillo, Judah Messer Leon)
who worked on logic, physics, metaphysics, and
ethics.
250-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
801. E FRON, Noah J., and Menachem F ISCH. “As-
tronomical Exegesis: An Early Modern Jewish Inter-
pretation of the Heavens.” Volume title: “Science in
Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225].
Osiris 16 (2001): 72–87.
802. S TERN, Sacha, and Piergabriele M ANCUSO.
“An Astronomical Table by Shabbetai Donnolo and
the Jewish Calendar in Tenth-Century Italy.” Aleph 7
(2007): 13–41.
64 270. African contexts
250-111. ASTROLOGY
803. B EN YOM T OV, David. Hebrew Medical As-
trology: Kelal Qat.an. Edited by Gerrit B OS, Charles
B URNETT, and Y. Tzvi L ANGERMANN. Transactions
of the American Philosophical Society, 95. (ix +
121 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American
Philosophical Society, 2005. ISBN: 0871699559.
250-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
804. Z ONTA, Mauro. “The Knowledge of Latin
Philosophical Literature among Jewish Philosophers
in 15th-Century Italy: Scholastic Sources in Yehudah
Messer Leon’s Commentary on Aristotle’s Physics.”
In Hebrew to Latin, Latin to Hebrew. The Mirroring
of Two Cultures in the Age of Humanism, edited
by Giulio B USI (Berlin: Institut für Judaistik Freie
Universität Berlin, 2006), 133–166.
250-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
805. C ANTOR, G. N., and Marc S WETLITZ. (Eds.)
Jewish Tradition and the Challenge of Darwinism.
(xii + 260 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2006. ISBN: 0226092763.
Contents: Geoffrey C ANTOR and Marc S WETLITZ,
“Introduction,” 1-17; Geoffrey C ANTOR, “Anglo-
Jewish Responses to Evolution,” 23-46; Marc
S WETLITZ, “Responses to Evolution by Reform,
Conservative, and Reconstructionist Rabbis in
Twentieth-Century America,” 47-70 [ref. 3023];
Ira ROBINSON, “ ‘Practically, I Am a Fundamen-
talist’: Twentieth-Century Orthodox Jews Con-
tend with Evolution and Its Implications,” 71-88;
Richard W EIKART, “The Impact of Social Dar-
winism on Anti-Semitic Ideology in Germany and
Austria, 1860–1945,” 93-115 [ref. 1978]; Paul
W EINDLING, “The Evolution of Jewish Iden-
tity: Ignaz Zollschan between Jewish and Aryan
Race Theories, 1910–1945,” 116-136 [ref. 2732];
Raphael FALK, “Zionism, Race, and Eugenics,”
137-162; Shai C HERRY, “Crisis Management via
Biblical Interpretation: Fundamentalism, Modern
Orthodoxy, and Genesis,” 166-187 [ref. 2735];
Rena S ELYA, “Torah and Madda? Evolution in the
Jewish Educational Context,” 188-207; Carl F EIT,
“Modern Orthodoxy and Evolution: The Models
of Rabbi J. B. Soloveitchik and Rabbi A. I. Kook,”
208-224; Lawrence T ROSTER, “The Order of Cre-
ation and the Emerging God: Evolution and Divine
Action in the Natural World,” 225-246 [ref. 238].
Reviews: [ref. R167]
250-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
806. BAUMGARTEN, Elisheva. “Marking the Flesh:
Circumcision, Blood, and Inscribing Identity on the
Body in Medieval Jewish Culture.” Part of special
issue: “La pelle umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464].
Micrologus 13 (2005): 313–330.
807. B OS, Gerrit, and Ivan G AROFALO. “A Pseudo-
Galenic Treatise on Regimen: The Hebrew and Latin
Translations from H.unayn Ibn Ish.aq’s Arabic Ver-
sion.” Aleph 7 (2007): 43–95.
808. C OLLINS, Kenneth. “Maimonides as the ‘Ideal
Physician’—A Role Model for Modern Jewish Medi-
cal Practice.” Korot 18 (2006): 9–24.
809. M AIMONIDES, Moses. Medical Aphorisms,
Treatises 6–9: A Parallel Arabic-English Edition.
Edited, translated, and annotated by Gerrit B OS.
Complete Medical Works of Moses Maimonides.
(xxvii + 160 pp.; bibl.; index.) Provo, Utah: Brigham
Young University Press, 2007. ISBN: 0842526641.
810. N EVINS, Michael. “On Jewish Medical Histo-
riography.” Korot 18 (2006): 191–204.
811. PAAVILAINEN, Helena. “Psychoactive Plants
in Maimonides’ Regimen Sanitatis and De Causis
Accidentium.” Korot 18 (2006): 25–54.
250-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
812. L EV, Efraim, and Zohar A MAR. “Practice
versus Theory: Medieval Materia Medica According
to the Cairo Genizah.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 507–
526.
260. NATIVE AMERICAN CONTEXTS
260-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
813. L ESSA, Andrea. “Rituais de sacrifı́cio: a sobre-
vivência de uma antiga dimensão do corpo humano.”
Translated title: [Rites of Sacrifice: The Survival
of an Ancient Dimension of the Human Body] In
Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 907–919.
On the thousand-year-old Tinku ritual fight among
Andean groups in Chile, in which a person bleeds
to death as an offering to the divinity to promote
fertility of the land.
260-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
814. KOWTKO, Stacy. Nature and the Environment
in Pre-Columbian American Life. The Greenwood
Press Daily Life through History Series. (xvi+ 210
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0313334722.
270. AFRICAN CONTEXTS
270-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
815. PARRISH, Susan Scott. “Diasporic African
Sources of Enlightenment Knowledge.” In Science
and Empire in the Atlantic World, edited by D EL -
BOURGO and D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 281–310.
 270. African contexts 65

270-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
816. B ONNEUIL, Christophe. “Development as Ex-
periment: Science and State Building in Late Colonial
and Postcolonial Africa, 1930–1970.” Volume title:
Nature and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enter-
prise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 258–281.
270-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
820. L EEDY, Todd H. “The World the Students
Made: Agriculture and Education at American Mis-
sions in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1930–1960.” Hist.
Educ. Quart. 47 (2007): 447–469.

270-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY

(see also 164-Air and space technologies)

817. H OLBROOK, Jarita C., Rodney M EDUPE, and

Johnson O. U RAMA. (Eds.) African Cultural As-
tronomy: Current Archaeoastronomy and Ethnoas-
tronomy Research in Africa. Papers from the Ghana
Eclipse Conference held March 27-31, 2006 in Cape
Coast, Ghana. Astrophysics and Space Science Pro-
ceedings. (viii + 260 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Berlin: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9781402066382.
Partial contents: Barth C HUKWUEZI, “The Use
of Ethnographic Methods in Cultural Astronomy
Research,” 21-28; Felix A. C HAMI, “Evidence
of Ancient African Beliefs in Celestial Bodies,”
121-130; J. McKim M ALVILLE et al., “Astronomy
of Nabta Playa,” 131-144; M. E. B ONINE, “Ro-
mans, Astronomy and the Qibla: Urban Form and
Orientation of Islamic Cities of Tunisia,” 145-178
[ref. 646]; Aimé Dafon S ÈGLA, “The Cosmo-
logical Vision of the Yoruba-Idààcha of Benin
Republic (West Africa): A Light on Yoruba His-
tory and Culture,” 189-208; Barth C HUKWUEZI,
“The Relationship between Human Destiny and
the Cosmic Forces: A Study of the IGBO World-
view,” 209-216; Damian U. O PATA, “Cultural
Astronomy in the Lore and Literature of Africa,”
217-230; J. O. U RAMA, “Astronomy and Culture
in Nigeria,” 231-238; Hakeem M. O LUSEYI and
Johnson U RAMA, “Participation and Research of
Astronomers and Astrophysicists of Black African
Descent (1900–2005),” 239-256 [ref. 2828].

270-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS

(see also 135-Human biology)

818. C ROZIER, Anna. Practising Colonial Medicine:

The Colonial Medical Service in British East Africa.
(225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: I. B. Tauris,
2007. ISBN: 9781845114596.

270-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY

(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)

819. JACKSON, Lynette. Surfacing Up: Psychiatry

and Social Order in Colonial Zimbabwe, 1908–1968.
(xiii + 230 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Ithaca, N.Y.:
Cornell University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0801443105.
Reviews: [ref. R520]
G. Chronological Classification
300. PREHISTORY AND EARLY HUMAN
SOCIETIES
300-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
821. B OSTWICK, Todd W., and Bryan BATES. (Eds.)
Viewing the Sky through Past and Present Cultures:
Selected Papers from the Oxford VII International
Conference on Archaeoastronomy. Pueblo Grande
Museum Anthropological Papers, 15. (xxii + 470 pp.;
ill.; bibl.) Phoenix, Ariz.: City of Phoenix, Parks, and
Recreation Department, 2006. ISBN: 1882572386.
Includes 31 chapters, organized into five sections:
“Methodological and Theoretical Issues,” “Ethno-
graphic/Historical Approaches,” “The Americas,”
“Europe and India,” and “Future Considerations.”
Reviews: [ref. 828]
822. C ILIA, Daniel. (Ed.) Malta before History:
The World’s Oldest Free-Standing Stone Architecture.
(440 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Sliema, Malta: Miranda, 2004.
ISBN : 9990985081.
Includes discussion of the astronomical function of
these structures.
Reviews: [ref. R193]
823. E DWARDS, Edmundo R., and Juan Antonio
B ELMONTE. “Megalithic Astronomy of Easter Is-
land: A Reassessment.” J. Hist. Astron. 35 (2004):
421–433.
824. F OUNTAIN, John W., and Rolf M. S INCLAIR.
(Eds.) Current Studies in Archaeoastronomy: Con-
versations across Time and Space: Selected Pa-
pers from the Fifth Oxford International Confer-
ence at Santa Fe, 1996. (xi + 579 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Durham, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0890897719.
Includes 41 chapters, organized into six sections:
“Worldwide Archaeoastronomy,” “Archaeoastron-
omy in the United States (Particularly in the U.S.
Southwest),” “Central and South America,” “Eu-
rope, Asia Minor, and Egypt,” “Far East and Aus-
tralia,” and “Education and Archaeoastronomy.”
Reviews: [ref. 828]
825. H OSKIN, Michael. “Orientations of Neolithic
Monuments of Brittany: (1) Context.” J. Hist. Astron.
34 (2003): 401–420.
826. H OSKIN, Michael. “Orientations of Neolithic
Monuments of Brittany: (2) The Early Dolmens.” J.
Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 487–492.
827. H OSKIN, Michael. “Orientations of Neolithic
Monuments of Brittany: (3) The Allées Couvertes.”
J. Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 493–501.
828. M C C LUSKEY, Stephen. “Archaeoastronomy at
the Crossroads.” J. Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 229–236.
Essay review of John W. F OUNTAIN and Rolf M.
S INCLAIR (eds.), Current Studies in Archaeoas-
tronomy (2005) [ref. 824]; Todd W. B OSTWICK
and Bryan BATES (eds.), Viewing the Sky through
Past and Present Cultures (2006) [ref. 821].
829. S ILVA, C. Marciano da. “The Spring Full
Moon.” J. Hist. Astron. 35 (2004): 475–478.
A suggested interpretation for the “megalithic
equinox.”
300-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
830. G ALLAY, Alain. Les sociétés mégalithiques :
Pouvoir des hommes, mémoire des morts. Le savoir
suisse, 37. (139 pp.; ill.) Lausanne: Presses Polytech-
niques et Univ. Romandes, 2006. ISBN: 2880747074.
Reviews: [ref. R383]
311. ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN CONTEXTS
311-103. MATHEMATICS
831. A BDULAZIZ, Abdulrahman A. “On the Egyp-
tian Method of Decomposing 2/n into Unit Fractions.”
Hist. Math. 35 (2008): 1–18.
Provides “an elementary procedure that reproduces
the decompositions as found in the Rhind Mathe-
matical Papyrus.” (from the abstract)
832. F RIBERG, Joran. Remarkable Collection of
Babylonian Mathematical Texts: Manuscripts in the
Schøyen Collection; Text I. Sources and Studies in the
History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences. (xx +
533 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2007.
ISBN : 9780387345437.
833. H OLLENBACK, George M. “Another Example
of an Implied Pi Value of 3 1/8 in Babylonian Mathe-
matics.” Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2003): 120–122.
834. M UROI, Kazuo. “Expressions of Squaring
in Babylonian Mathematics.” Hist. Scientiarum 13
(2003): 111–119.
835. Y USTE, Piedad. “Geometry for Trapezoids in
the Old Babylonian Period: An Observation about
Tablet IM 52301.” Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2006): 128–
143.
311-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
836. B ELMONTE, Juan Antonio, and Mosalam
S HALTOUT. “On the Orientation of Ancient Egyptian
Temples: (1) Upper Egypt and Lower Nubia.” J. Hist.
Astron. 36 (2005): 273–298.
 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
837. C IAMPINI, Emanuele M. “Invocazioni astrali su
coperchi di sarcofagi del Medio Regno.” MHNH 7
(2007): 93–114.
On the time model based on the solar cycle and its
Egyptian mythological role.
838. H UBER, Peter J., and John M. S TEELE. “Baby-
lonian Lunar Six Tablets.” Sciamvs 8 (2007): 3–36.
839. J IA Xiao-yong and WANG Peng-yun. “The Al-
gorithm for Syzygy in the Seleucid Period of Ancient
Babylon.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 29, no. 6 (2007): 91–95.
840. L EHOUX, Daryn. Astronomy, Weather, and
Calendars in the Ancient World: Parapegmata and
Related Texts in Classical and Near Eastern Societies.
(xiv + 566 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cam-
bridge University Press, 2007. ISBN: 0521851815.
On how astronomy, meteorology, physics, and
calendrics were related to each other in the ancient
world, comparing instruments and texts used in
practical aspects of daily life.
841. S HALTOUT, Mosalam, Juan Antonio B EL -
MONTE , and Magdi F EKRI . “On the Orientation of
Ancient Egyptian Temples: (3) Key Points at Lower
Egypt and Siwa Oasis, Part II.” J. Hist. Astron. 38
(2007): 413–442.
Continuation of Mosalam S HALTOUT, Juan An-
tonio B ELMONTE, and Magdi F EKRI, “On the
Orientation of Ancient Egyptian Temples” J. Hist.
Astron. 38 (2007): 141–160 [ref. 842]
842. S HALTOUT, Mosalam, Juan Antonio B EL -
MONTE , and Magdi F EKRI . “On the Orientation of
Ancient Egyptian Temples: (3) Key Points in Lower
Egypt and Siwa Oasis, Part I.” J. Hist. Astron. 38
(2007): 141–160.
843. S TEELE, J. M., and J. M. K. G RAY. “A Study
of Babylonian Observations Involving the Zodiac.” J.
Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 443–458.
844. TANG Quan. “The algorithm for finding lunar
latitude in ancient Babylon.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 27, no. 3 (2005): 91–97.
845. WALL, John J. “The Star Alignment Hypothesis
for the Great Pyramid Shafts.” J. Hist. Astron. 38
(2007): 199–206.
311-111. ASTROLOGY
846. B ECK, Roger. A Brief History of Ancient Astrol-
ogy. Brief Histories of the Ancient World. (xiii + 159
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Blackwell Publisher,
2007. ISBN: 1405110872.
On astrology from Babylon to Ancient Greece
and Rome and its cultural and political impact on
ancient societies.
311-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
847. T ODMAN, Don. “Warts and the Kings of
Parthia: An Ancient Representation of Hereditary
Neurofibromatosis Depicted in Coins.” J. Hist. Neu-
rosci. 17 (2008): 141–146.
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311-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
848. Z ARNKOW, Martin, Elmar S PIELEDER, Werner
BACK, Bertram S ACHER, Adelheid OTTO, and
Berthold E INWAG. “Interdisziplinäre Untersuchun-
gen zum altorientalischen Bierbrauen in der Siedlung
von Tall Bazi/Nordsyrien vor rund 3200 Jahren.”
Translated title: [Interdisciplinary Study on the Old-
Oriental Beer Brewing Process in the Settlement of
Tall Bazi/North Syria 3200 Years ago.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 73 (2006): 3–25.
311-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
849. W EIDENH ÖFER, Veronika, Martin H EIDE, and
Joris P ETERS. “Zur Frage der Kontinuität des hip-
piatrischen Erbes der Antike: Die Behandlung von
Erkrankungen des Bewegungsapparates im Kitāb al-
furūs̄ı̄ya wa-l-bayt.ara von Muh.ammad ibn Ya’qūb ibn
a(h)ı̄ H.izām al-(H)uttuı̄.” Sudhoffs Arch. 89 (2005):
58–95.
On diseases in horses in a 9th-century Arabic
treatise compared with those from a representative
selection of medieval treatises.
312. ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN
CONTEXTS
312-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
850. A NAXAGORAS. Anaxagoras of Clazomenae:
Fragments and Testimonia. Edited by Patricia C URD.
Phoenix Presocractic Series. (xiv + 279 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780802093257.
851. JAEGER, Mary. Archimedes and the Roman
Imagination. (ix + 230 pp.; bibl.; index.) Ann Ar-
bor: University of Michigan Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780472116300.
Uses the biography of Archimedes “to explore the
traditional historical narrative about the Roman
conquest of the Greek world and the Greek cultural
invasion of Rome.” (from the publisher)
852. Z HMUD, Leonid. The Origin of the History of
Science in Classical Antiquity. Peripatoi, 19. (x +
331 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walter de Gruyter,
2006. ISBN: 3110179660.
Looks at the work of Eudemus of Rhodes, esp. his
understanding of history of the exact sciences.
312-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
853. A RT ÉS H ERN ÁNDEZ, José Antonio. “Mαγoς
en el Nuevo Testamento.” MHNH 4 (2004): 5–32.
68 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
312-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
854. BALDINI M OSCADI, Loretta. “La magia
nell’epica latina: Funzionalità e trasgressione (a pro-
posito di Virgilio e Silio Italico, Lucano e Stazio).”
MHNH 4 (2004): 33–50.
855. TAUB, Liba. Aetna and the Moon: Explaining
Nature in Ancient Greece and Rome. Foreword by
Mary Jo N YE. (xiv + 138 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cor-
vallis: Oregon State University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780870711961.
Considers the fact that much work on the natural
world in classical literature was in poetry. Focuses
on two works: Aetna, an anonymously written
poem, and the dialogue On the Face on the Moon
by Plutarch.
856. W OLFF, Francis. “The Three Pleasures of
Mimēsis According to Aristotle’s Poetics.” In The
Artificial and the Natural, edited by B ENSAUDE -
V INCENT and N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3], 51–66.
312-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
857. A LBRILE, Ezio. “Il segreto della Madre Lucen-
te: Estasi e teurgia nel sincretismo gnostico.” MHNH
2 (2002): 145–174.
This essay looks at the relationship between gnostic
syncretism and theurgic mysticism as it appears in
different traditions, East and West.
858. H OZ, Marı́a Paz de. “Men, un dios lunar, con
corona de rayos.” MHNH 2 (2002): 189–202.
This article studies depictions of Moon-god men
and their transformation during Roman imperial
times into a cosmic deity that was eventually as-
similated with the Sun god.
312-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
859. S CHALDACH, Karlheinz. “The Arachne of
the Amphiareion and the Origin of Gnomonics in
Greece.” J. Hist. Astron. 35 (2004): 435–445.
Concerning sundials.
312-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
860. C ALVO M ART ÍNEZ, José Luis. “Dos himnos
‘mágicos’ al Creador: Edición crı́tica con introduc-
ción y comentario.” MHNH 3 (2003): 231–250.
861. C ALVO M ART ÍNEZ, José Luis. “El Himno
χαιρε δρακωυ, a Helios, del papiro parisino. Edición
crı́tica con Introducción y Comentario.” MHNH 4
(2004): 265–278.
Analyzes the “Great Parisian Papyrus” on Egyptian
magic from the first half of the fourth century.
862. C ALVO M ART ÍNEZ, José Luis. “El tratamiento
del material hı́mnico en los papiros mágicos: El
himno δενρo µoι.” MHNH 2 (2002): 71–96.
On a magical hymn in three different papyri of the
Preisendanz’s corpus, with a focus on the transmis-
sion and manipulation of hymnic material through-
out the ages in the field of graeco-egyptian magic.
863. C OLLINS, Derek. Magic in the Ancient Greek
World. (xiv + 207 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Black-
well, 2008. ISBN: 9781405132381.
864. FARAONE, Christopher A. “In the Horn of an
Ox: A Curious Hexametrical Curse from Hellenistic
Cyrene (SGD 150).” MHNH 4 (2004): 51–62.
“The text allows us to sketch a poorly represented
Greek tradition of invoking maritime gods in bind-
ing spells and depositing them in the sea.” (from
the abstract)
865. F ERN ÁNDEZ F ERN ÁNDEZ, Álvaro. “El ‘Mi-
lagro de la lluvia’, los Julianos et alii.” MHNH 2
(2002): 97–110.
On Christian response to a often-cited “rain mira-
cle” in which Marcus Aurelius’ army defeated the
Germanic tribes in 170 AD.
866. F ERN ÁNDEZ N IETO, Francisco Javier. “Iam,
iam (Ep. 17,1). Horacio y los recursos de la magia.”
MHNH 3 (2003): 305–309.
867. F ERN ÁNDEZ N IETO, Francisco Javier. “Un
amuleto defensivo del templo contra los animales: el
Basilisco.” MHNH 4 (2004): 279–285.
868. K ROPP, Amina. “Altes Blei neu ausgegra-
ben. Textkritische Bemerkungen zu den lateinischen
‘Defixiones’ aus Hadrumentum.” MHNH 4 (2004):
63–78.
869. M ARCO S IM ÓN, Francisco. “Magia y cultos
orientales: acerca de una defixio de Alcácer do Sal
(Setúbal) con mención de Atis.” MHNH 4 (2004):
79–94.
“Documents clear relations between the magical
ritual and the Graeco-oriental religions, and partic-
ularly the Great Mother’s cult.” (from the abstract)
870. M ICHALOPOULOS, Andreas N. “Fighting
Against a Witch: The Importance of Magic in Hyp-
sipyle’s Letter to Jason (Ov., Her. 6).” MHNH 4
(2004): 95–122.
871. Q UIROGA, Alberto. “La magia y lo sobrenatural
como elementos literarios en los discursos de Libanio
de Antioquı́a.” MHNH 7 (2007): 269–282.
872. R AMOS J URADO, Enrique Angel. “Magia
y teúrgia en De mysteriis de Jámblico.” MHNH 2
(2002): 111–128.
On the differences between magic and theurgy
according to Iamblichus.
312-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
873. B ERRYMAN, Sylvia. “The Imitation of Life in
Ancient Greek Philosophy.” In Genesis Redux, edited
by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 35–45.
 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
874. C ASTAGNOLI, Luca. “L’ελεγχoς di Agatone:
Una rilettura di Platone, Simposio, 199c3-201c9.”
Dianoia 6 (2001): 39–84.
875. C ORTI, Lorenzo. “Scale pirroniane: ‘oνδεν
µαλλoν’ in Sesto Empirico.” Dianoia 7 (2002):
13–48.
876. F URLEY, David J. (Ed.) From Aristotle to
Augustine. Routledge History of Philosophy, 2. (xxii
+ 457 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2003.
ISBN : 0415308747.
Partial contents: David F URLEY, “Aristotle the
Philosopher of Nature,” 9-39; Alan C. B OWEN,
“The Exact Sciences in Hellenistic Times: Texts
and Issues,” 287-319; R. J. H ANKINSON, “Hel-
lenistic Biological Sciences,” 320-355 [ref. 928].
Reviews: [ref. R377]
877. G ELDARD, Richard G. Parmenides and the
Way of Truth. (xi + 131 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rhinebeck,
N.Y.: Monkfish Book Publishing, 2007. ISBN:
9780976684343.
878. G OURINAT, Jean-Baptiste. “La théorie
stoı̈cienne de la matière : entre le matérialisme et une
relecture ‘corporaliste’ du Timée.” In L’alchimie et
ses racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 37–62.
879. L AKS, André. Histoire, doxographie, verité :
études sur Aristote, Theophraste et la philosophie
presocratique. Aristote: Traductions et Études. (xii
+ 294 pp.) Dudley, Mass.: Editions Peeters, 2007.
ISBN : 9789042919051.
880. M ARZANO, Michela. “L’ordre des idées et la
théorie platonicienne de l’âme : le cas du Phédon.”
In L’homme et le vivant, edited by P HARO (2004)
[ref. 470], 57–68.
881. M ERCHIERS, Jacques. “Capacités et disposi-
tions dans la théorie de l’âme d’Aristote.” In L’homme
et le vivant, edited by P HARO (2004) [ref. 470], 69–
94.
882. S HARPLES, R. W. (Ed.) Whose Aristotle?
Whose Aristotelianism? Ashgate Keeling Series in
Ancient Philosophy. (181 pp.; bibl.; index.) Burling-
ton, VT: Ashgate, 2001. ISBN: 0754613623.
“Examines different aspects of Aristotle’s influence
and the reception and influence of Aristotelian phi-
losophy in physics, metaphysics, logic, psychology
and poetics.” (from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R926]
883. S MITH, Nicholas D., Fritz A LLHOFF, and
Anand Jayprakash VAIDYA. (Eds.) Ancient Phi-
losophy: Essential Readings with Commentary. (xix
+ 445 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) Malden, MA; Oxford:
Blackwell Pub., 2008. ISBN: 9781405135627.
884. S TERN, Paul. Knowledge and Politics in Plato’s
Theaetetus. (x + 315 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521884297.
885. TALLIS, Raymond. The Enduring Significance
of Parmenides: Unthinkable Thought. Continuum
69
Studies in Ancient Philosophy. (xvi + 240 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Continuum, 2007. ISBN:
9780826499523.
886. YAMAKAWA, Hideya. Visible and Invisible in
Greek Philosophy. (xxi + 353 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Lanham, Md.: University Press of America, 2008.
ISBN : 0761840222.
312-103. MATHEMATICS
887. BARNER, Klaus. “Negative Größen bei Dio-
phant? Teil I.” With English abstract. NTM 15 (2007):
18–49.
On recent claims about the nature of the mathemat-
ics of Diophantos of Alexandria. See also Klaus
BARNER, “Negative Größen bei Diophant? Teil II”
NTM 15 (2007): 98–117.
888. C HRISTIANIDIS, Jean. “The Way of Diophan-
tus: Some Clarifications on Diophantus’ Method of
Solution.” Hist. Math. 34 (2007): 289–305.
889. D EAKIN, Michael A. B. Hypatia of Alexandria:
Mathematician and Martyr. (231 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Amherst: Prometheus Books, 2007. ISBN:
1591025206.
890. F RIBERG, Jöran. Amazing Traces of a Babylo-
nian Origin in Greek Mathematics. (xx + 476 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific,
2007. ISBN: 9789812704528.
Sequel to Jöran F RIBERG, Unexpected Links
between Egyptian and Babylonian Mathematics
(2005).
891. M ODE. “A Study of the Editions of Euclid’s
Elements (II).” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei
Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36,
no. 5 (2007): 654–658.
892. R HODES, Diana L. “A Mathematical Trans-
lation of Apollonius of Perga’s ‘Conics’ IV.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. B 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Pennsylvania State University,
2005. Advisor: Dawson, John. Pub. no. AAT
3261918. 218 pp.
893. Z HAO Ji-wei. “On the orientation of
Archimedes’ method for mathematical discovery.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 27, no.
2 (2005): 94–98.
312-104. MUSIC
894. BARKER, Andrew. The Science of Harmonics
in Classical Greece. (xii + 481 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780521879514.
Explores the importance of this subject to varied
disciplines from philosophy to astronomy.
312-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
895. B OWEN, Alan C. “The Demarcation of Physical
Theory and Astronomy by Geminus and Ptolemy.”
Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 327–358.
70 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
896. G OLDSTEIN, Bernard R. “What’s New in
Ptolemy’s Almagest?” Nuncius 22 (2007): 261–285.
On Ptolemy’s emphasis on mean motion.
897. J ONES, Alexander. “A Route to the Ancient
Discovery of Non-Uniform Planetary Motion.” J.
Hist. Astron. 35 (2004): 375–386.
898. M ONTANARI, Roberta Caldini. “A che punto é
la notte? Le stelle dell’Orsa Maggiore come orologio
notturno nella poesia latina a partire da Ennio (con
una premessa su Eur., IA 6–8).” MHNH 7 (2007):
5–92.
On the use of the constellation of the Great Bear as
a night clock in ancient Roman times.
899. M ORENO, Jesús Luque. “Agua de Éstige, agua
de la vida.” MHNH 7 (2007): 147–182.
On the ancient image of the underworld and of
death and its later transformation in a new escha-
tology to heaven which was identified with life.
900. R AMSEY, John T. “A Catalogue of Greco-
Roman Comets from 500 B.C. to A.D. 400.” J. Hist.
Astron. 38 (2007): 175–197.
901. S CHAEFER, Bradley E. “The Epoch of the
Constellations on the Farnese Atlas and Their Origin
in Hipparchus’s Lost Catalogue.” J. Hist. Astron. 36
(2005): 167–196.
Referring to the globe held by Atlas on a 2nd-
century Roman marble sculpture.
902. S IDOLI, Nathan, and J. L. B ERGGREN. “The
Arabic Version of Ptolemy’s Planisphere or Flat-
tening the Surface of the Sphere: Text, Translation,
Commentary.” Sciamvs 8 (2007): 37–139.
903. S IDOLI, Nathan. “What We Can Learn from
a Diagram: The Case of Aristarchus’s On The Sizes
and Distances of the Sun and Moon.” Ann. Sci. 64
(2007): 525–547.
“This paper makes explicit a number of the pro-
cesses in effect in the textual transmission of works
in the exact sciences of the ancient and medieval
periods.” (from the abstract)
904. S ZCZECINIARZ, Jean-Jacques. La terre immo-
bile : Aristote, Ptolémée, Husserl. Science, histoire
et société. (xii + 418 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Presses
universitaires de France, 2003. ISBN: 2130533353.
312-111. ASTROLOGY
905. A LFARO B ECH, Virginia, and Victoria Eugenia
RODR ÍGUEZ M ART ÍN. “Precedentes de las doctri-
nas antiastrológicas y antifatalistas de Tertuliano.”
MHNH 2 (2002): 203–220.
906. BAUTISTA RUIZ, Hilario. “Codex Vaticanus
952: Descripción del contenido astrológico, edición
y traducción de sus fragmentos inéditos.” MHNH 3
(2003): 267–290.
From the Vaticanus Graecus of the Biblioteca
Apostolica Vaticana.
907. C ALDER ÓN D ORDA, Estebán, and José An-
tonio C L ÚA S ERENA. “Un nuevo fragmento del
poema astrológico de Anubión de Dióspolis: texto,
traducción y notas.” MHNH 3 (2003): 251–266.
On a work written during the second century.
908. C ALDINI M ONTANARI, Roberta. “Saturno,
velocissimum sidus in Seneca, Nat. 1, praef. 13.”
MHNH 3 (2003): 310–316.
Analysis of Naturales Quaestiones by Seneca and
his use of the planet Saturn.
909. C ALLATA Ÿ, Godefroid de. “La Grande Ourse
et le Taureau Apis.” MHNH 2 (2002): 175–188.
910. G AL ÁN V IOQUE, Guillermo. “La astrologı́a y
los astrólogos en la Antologı́a Palatina: alusiones y
parodias.” MHNH 2 (2002): 221–236.
911. KOMOROWSKA, Joanna. “Under the Sign of
Aries: The Nile, The Zodiac, and a Roman Poet.”
MHNH 4 (2004): 286–294.
Analyzes how a verse of Manilius links the flooding
of the Nile to the constellation of Aires.
912. M AC ÍAS V ILLALOBOS, Cristobal. “Referen-
cias a los astros en el Panegı́rico latino.” MHNH 4
(2004): 141–172.
913. P ÉREZ J IM ÉNEZ, Aurelio. “Dodecátropos,
Zodı́aco y Partes de la Nave en la Astrologı́ca Anti-
gua.” MHNH 7 (2007): 217–236.
914. P ÉREZ J IM ÉNEZ, Aurelio. “Influencias astra-
les en la fundación de ciudades y en las tareas de
construcción.” MHNH 4 (2004): 173–196.
915. P ÉREZ J IM ÉNEZ, Aurelio. “Notas sobre la po-
sición de Marte en tres horóscopos de Vetio Valente.”
MHNH 3 (2003): 317–322.
916. P ÉREZ J IM ÉNEZ, Aurelio. “Περι δειπνoυ: A
propósito de Heph., III 36.” MHNH 2 (2002): 237–
254.
Looks at the work of the astrologer Hephaestio,
Thebanus, relating the seating order at a banquet
with the twelve signs of the zodiac.
917. P LESE, Zlatko. “Fate, Providence and Astrol-
ogy in Gnosticism (1): The Apocryphon of John.”
MHNH 7 (2007): 237–268.
312-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
918. B RISSON, Luc. “La théorie de la ‘matière’
dans le Timée de Platon et sa critique par Aris-
tote dans la Physique.” In L’alchimie et ses racines
philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005) [ref. 368],
15–35.
919. G REGORY, Andrew. “Aristotle, Dynamics and
Proportionality.” Early Sci. & Med. 6 (2001): 1–21.
920. O’B RIEN, Denis. “Matière et émanation dans
les Ennéades de Plotin.” In L’alchimie et ses racines
philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005) [ref. 368],
63–87.
921. S CHIEFSKY, Mark J. “Theory and Practice
in Heron’s Mechanics.” In Mechanics and Natural
Philosophy before the Scientific Revolution, edited by
L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344], 15–50.
 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
312-113. CHEMISTRY
922. L ONGHURST, Ian. “The Identity of Pliny’s
Flos Salis and Roman Perfume.” Ambix 54 (2007):
299–302.
On the commercial-scale use of the halophilic
algae, Dunaliella salina, by ancient Romans to
produce glycerol for the perfume industry.
312-114. ALCHEMY
923. PAPATHANASSIOU, Maria K. “L’œuvre al-
chimique de Stéphanos d’Alexandrie : structures
et transformations de la matière, unité et pluralité,
l’énigme des philosophes.” In L’alchimie et ses
racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 113–133.
924. S AFFREY, Henri Dominique. “Mort et trans-
formation de la matière. À propos d’un locus des-
peratus des Mémoires authentiques de Zosime de
Panopolis (X 6.130).” In L’alchimie et ses racines
philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005) [ref. 368],
109–111.
925. V IANO, Cristina. “Les alchimistes gréco-
alexandrins et le Timée de Platon.” In L’alchimie et
ses racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 91–107.
312-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
926. T HEOPHRASTUS OF E RESUS. On Weather
Signs. Edited by David S IDER and Carl Wolfram
B RUNSCH ÖN. Philosophia Antiqua, 104. (x + 263
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN:
9789004155749.
312-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
927. P INGREE, David. “Ptolemy’s Geographical
Guide Explored.” J. Hist. Astron. 34 (2003): 235–
237.
Essay review of Ptolemy, Ptolemy’s Geography
(2000).
312-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
928. H ANKINSON, R. J. “Hellenistic Biological Sci-
ences.” In From Aristotle to Augustine, edited by
F URLEY (2003) [ref. 876], 320–355.
312-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
929. S EDLEY, David N. Creationism and Its Critics
in Antiquity. Sather Classical Lectures, v. 66. (xvii
+ 269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of
California Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780520253643.
“Explores seven major thinkers and philosophical
movements enmeshed in the debate: Anaxagoras,
Empedocles, Socrates, Plato, the atomists, Aristo-
tle, and the Stoics.” (from the publisher)
71
312-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
930. B LOCH, David, and A RISTOTLE. Aristotle on
Memory and Recollection: Text, Translation, Inter-
pretation, and Reception in Western Scholasticism.
Philosophia Antiqua, 110. (xiii + 276 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004160460.
931. E MILSSON, Eyjólfur Kjalar. “Plotinus on Sense
Perception.” In Theories of Perception in Medieval
and Early Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUT-
TILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 23–34.
932. K NUUTTILA, Simo. “Aristotle’s Theory of Per-
ception and Medieval Aristotelianism.” In Theories
of Perception in Medieval and Early Modern Phi-
losophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN
(2008) [ref. 487], 1–22.
933. L EHOUX, Daryn. “Observers, Objects, and the
Embedded Eye; or, Seeing and Knowing in Ptolemy
and Galen.” Isis 98 (2007): 447–467.
934. L ØKKE, Håvard. “The Stoics on Sense Per-
ception.” In Theories of Perception in Medieval and
Early Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUTTILA
and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 35–46.
935. M C M AHON, Ciarán. “The Origins of the Psy-
chological Interior: Evidence from Imperial Roman
Literary Practices and Related Issues.” J. Hist. Behav.
Sci. 44 (2008): 19–37.
On the relationship between literary practice and
subjective experience.
936. P OLANSKY, Ronald M. Aristotle’s De Anima.
(xvi + 580 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521862745.
312-144. LINGUISTICS
937. B ONFIGLIOLI, Stefania, and Costantino
M ARMO. “Symbolism and Linguistic Semantics.
Some Questions (and Confusions) from Late Antique
Neoplatonism up to Eriugena.” Vivarium 45 (2007):
238–252.
312-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
938. BARRAS, Vincent. “Le Galen’s Touch. Peau,
objet, et sujet dans le système médical galénien.” Part
of special issue: “La pelle umana / The Human Skin”
[ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005): 55–73.
939. B OYLAN, Michael. “Galen: On Blood, the
Pulse, and the Arteries.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007):
207–230.
940. C HANG, Hui-Hua. “Rationalizing Medicine
and the Social Ambitions of Physicians in Classical
Greece.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 63 (2008): 217–
244.
941. D IMOPOULOS, Vassilios G., Joe Sam ROBIN -
SON , III, and Kostas N. F OUNTAS . “The Pearls and
72 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts
Pitfalls of Skull Trephination as Described in the
Hippocratic Treatise ‘On Head Wounds.’ ” J. Hist.
Neurosci. 17 (2008): 131–140.
942. G ALEN. Sinopsis de Galeno de su propia obra
sobre pulsos. Estudio introductori, bibliografı́a, tra-
ducción, notas e ı́ndices de Luis Miguel P INO C AM -
POS . (422 pp.) Madrid: Ediciones Clásicas, 2005.
ISBN : 8478825770.
Reviews: [ref. R380]
943. G ORDON, Richard. “The Coherence of
Magical-Herbal and Analogous Recipes.” MHNH
7 (2007): 115–146.
An effort to situate the authority of practitioners of
ancient magical-herbal medicine in a tradition of
practice.
944. I MAI Masahiro. “The Anti-Philosophical An-
thropology in the Hippocratic Treatise De Vetere
Medicina (On Ancient Medicine).” In Japanese. Ka-
gakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007): 78–90.
945. M ASSAR, Natacha. Soigner et servir : His-
toire sociale et culturelle de la médecine grecque à
l’époque hellénistique. Culture et cité. (338 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Paris: De Boccard, 2005. ISBN: 2701801850.
Reviews: [ref. R682]
946. M ATTERN, Susan P. Galen and the Rhetoric
of Healing. (x + 279 pp.; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801888359.
A study of Galen’s clinical practice, “the public,
competitive, and masculine nature of medicine
among the urban elite and...the relationship be-
tween clinical practice and power in the Roman
household.” (from the publisher)
947. S TADEN, Heinrich von. “Physis and Technē
in Greek Medicine.” In The Artificial and the Natu-
ral, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN
(2007) [ref. 3], 22–49.
948. T OTELIN, Laurence M. V. “Sex and Vegetables
in the Hippocratic Gynaecological Treatises.” Stud.
Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 531–540.
Argues that the use of sexual therapy in the Hippo-
cratic gynaecological treatises included vegetable
ingredients that have since lost their sexual conno-
tations.
949. Y ÉBENES, Sabino Perea. “Un iama del
santuario-hospital de Asclepio en Pérgamo (Notica
de Rufo de Efeso, en Oribasio, Collectiones Medicae,
XLV, 30. 10–14).” MHNH 7 (2007): 199–216.
Looks at the treatment of a case of epilepsy in
Pergamum in the second century.
312-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
950. G OZALBES C RAVIOTO, Enrique, and Inmac-
ulada G ARC ÍA G ARC ÍA. “La primera peste de los
Antoninos (165–170). Una epidemia en la Roma
Imperial.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007): 7–21.
951. K RON, Geoffrey. “Anthropometry, Physical
Anthropology, and the Reconstruction of Ancient
Health, Nutrition, and Living Standards.” Historia 54
(2005): 68–83.
312-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
952. O IKONOMOPOULOU, Polytimi. “Pharmaka
and Witches.” MHNH 4 (2004): 123–140.
The term pharmaka refers to aphrodisiacs (potions
and drugs) used by the women to acheive their
means and which were perceived as witchcraft.
Explores this in three Euripidean love tragedies.
312-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
953. BALASUBRAMANIAM, R. “Wootz Steel Re-
ceived by Alexander.” Part of “Thematic Issue: His-
tory and Characteristics of Wootz Steel in India and
Abroad” [ref. 791]. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2007):
511–516.
954. B ERETTA, Marco, and Giovanni D I PASQUALE.
(Eds.) Le verre dans l’empire romain : Arts et
sciences. (359 pp.) Florence: Giunti, 2006. ISBN:
271185163X.
Reviews: [ref. R86]
955. C ROW, James. “The Infrastructure of a Great
City: Earth, Walls and Water in Late Antique Con-
stantinople.” In Technology in Transition, edited by
L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 251–286.
956. C UOMO, Serafina. Technology and Culture in
Greek and Roman Antiquity. Key Themes in Ancient
History. (xi + 212 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cam-
bridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780521810739.
Built around five case studies: “the definition of the
techne of medicine in classical Athens, the devel-
opment of new military technology in Hellenistic
times, the self-image of technicians through funer-
ary art in the early Roman Empire, the resolution
of boundary disputes in the early second century
AD, and the status of architecture and architects in
late antiquity.” (from the publisher)
957. D ECKER, Michael. “Water into Wine: Trade
and Technology in Late Antiquity.” In Technology in
Transition, edited by L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960],
65–92.
958. F IENI, Laura. “The Art of Building in Milan
during Late Antiquity: San Lorenzo Maggiore.” In
Technology in Transition, edited by L AVAN et al.
(2007) [ref. 960], 407–434.
959. G IORGI, Elisabetta. “Water Technology at
Gortyn in the 4th–7th c. A.D.: Transport, Storage and
Distribution.” In Technology in Transition, edited by
L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 287–320.
960. L AVAN, Luke, Enrico Z ANINI, and Alexander
Constantine S ARANTIS. (Eds.) Technology in Tran-
sition: A.D. 300–650. With the assistance of Ine
JACOBS, Dirk B OOMS, and Bart de G RAEVE. Late
Antique Archaeology, 4. (lx + 572 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.; index.) Boston, Mass.: Brill, 2007. ISBN:
9789004165496.
 320. Medieval Western European contexts
Contents (from the publisher): Luke L AVAN,
“Explaining Technological Change: Innovation,
Stagnation, Recession and Replacement,” xv ff.;
Tiziano M ANNONI, “The Transmission of Craft
Techniques according to the Principles of Ma-
terial Culture: Continuity and Rupture,” xli ff.;
Philip B ES, “Technology in Late Antiquity: A
Bibliographic Essay,” 3-40; Nathalie K ELLENS,
“Metal Technology in Late Antiquity: A Biblio-
graphic Note,” 41-52; Veerle L AUWERS, “Glass
Technology in Late Antiquity: A Bibliographic
Note,” 53-64; Michael D ECKER, “Water into Wine:
Trade and Technology in Late Antiquity,” 65-92
[ref. 957]; Jeremy ROSSITER, “Wine-Making af-
ter Pliny: Viticulture and Farming Technology in
Late Antique Italy,” 93-118 [ref. 966]; Tamara L E -
WIT , “Absent-Minded Landlords and Innovating
Peasants? The Press in Africa and the Eastern
Mediterranean,” 119-142; Michel B ONIFAY, “Ce-
ramic Production in Africa during Late Antiquity:
Continuity and Change,” 143-158; Paul A RTHUR,
“Form, Function and Technology in Pottery Pro-
duction from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle
Ages,” 159-186; Enrico G IANNICHEDDA, “Metal
Production in Late Antiquity: From Continuity
of Knowledge to Changes in Consumption,” 187-
210; Lucia S AGU Í, “Glass in Late Antiquity: The
Continuity of Technology and Sources of Supply,”
211-232; Margaret O’H EA, “Glass in Late An-
tiquity in the Near East,” 233-250; James C ROW,
“The Infrastructure of a Great City: Earth, Walls
and Water in Late Antique Constantinople,” 251-
286 [ref. 955]; Elisabetta G IORGI, “Water Tech-
nology at Gortyn in the 4th–7th c. A.D.: Trans-
port, Storage and Distribution,” 287-320 [ref. 959];
Femke M ARTENS, “Late Antique Urban Streets
at Sagalassos,” 321-366 [ref. 961]; Michael J. T.
L EWIS, “Antique Engineering in the Byzantine
World,” 367-380 [ref. 678]; Enrico Z ANINI, “Tech-
nology and Ideas: Architects and Master-Builders
in the Early Byzantine World,” 381-406 [ref. 679];
Laura F IENI, “The Art of Building in Milan during
Late Antiquity: San Lorenzo Maggiore,” 407-434
[ref. 958]; Riccardo Santangeli VALENZANI, “Pub-
lic and Private Building Activity in Late Antique
Rome,” 435-450; Marco VALENTI, “Architecture
and Infrastructure in the Early Medieval Village:
The Case of Tuscany,” 451-490 [ref. 1153]; Ig-
nacio A RCE, “Umayyad Building Techniques and
the Merging of Roman-Byzantine and Partho-
Sassanian Traditions: Continuity and Change,”
491-538 [ref. 673].
961. M ARTENS, Femke. “Late Antique Urban
Streets at Sagalassos.” In Technology in Transition,
edited by L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 321–366.
962. O LESON, John Peter. (Ed.) Oxford Handbook of
Engineering and Technology in the Classical World.
(xviii + 865 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780195187311.
The book contains 33 chapters divided into eight
sections: Sources; Primary, Extractive Technolo-
gies; Engineering and Complex Machines; Sec-
ondary Processes and Manufacturing; Technolo-
gies of Movement and Transport; Technologies of
Death; Technologies of the Mind; Ancient Tech-
nologies in the Modern World. Contributors: John
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Peter O LESON, Serafina C UOMO, Roger U LRICH,
Kevin G REENE, Paul T. C RADDOCK, J. Clay-
ton FANT, Orjan W IKANDER, Evi M ARGARITIS,
Martin K. J ONES, Geoffrey K RON, Fredrick A.
C OOPER, Lynne L ANCASTER, Andrew I. W IL -
SON , Klaus G REWE, Robert I. C URTIS , Carol
M ATTUSCH, John P. W ILD, Carol van D RIEL -
M URRAY, Mark JACKSON, E. Marianne S TERN,
Lorenzo Q UILICI, Georges R AEPSAET, Sean M C -
G RAIL, David J. B LACKMAN, Philip de S OUZA,
Willy C LARYSSE, Katelijn VANDORPE, Robert
H ANNAH, Charlotte W IKANDER, Andrew M EAD -
OWS , Karin T YBJERG , and Michael B. S CHIFFER .
963. S CHIEFSKY, Mark J. “Art and Nature in An-
cient Mechanics.” In The Artificial and the Natu-
ral, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN
(2007) [ref. 3], 67–108.
964. S MITH, Norman A. F. “The Roman Aqueduct
at Aspendos.” Trans. Newcomen Soc. 77 (2007):
217–244.
965. W IPLINGER, Gilbert. (Ed.) Cura Aquarum in
Ephesus: Proceedings of the Twelfth International
Congress on the History of Water Management and
Hydraulic Engineering in the Mediterranean Region,
Ephesus/Selçuk, Turkey, October 2–10, 2004. Bul-
letin Antieke Beschaving, Supplement 6. (v + 535
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Dudley, Mass.: Peeters, 2006.
ISBN : 9042918292.
312-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
966. ROSSITER, Jeremy. “Wine-Making after Pliny:
Viticulture and Farming Technology in Late Antique
Italy.” In Technology in Transition, edited by L AVAN
et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 93–118.
320. MEDIEVAL WESTERN EUROPEAN
CONTEXTS
(4th through 14th centuries)
320-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
967. F RIED, Johannes. Les fruits de l’apocalypse :
Origines de la pensée scientifique moderne au moyen
âge. (xix + 218 pp.) Paris: Maison des sciences de
l’homme, 2004. ISBN: 2735110214.
Explores the roots of modern science in medieval
apocalyptic thought.
Reviews: [ref. R365]
968. JACQUART, Danielle, and Charles B URNETT.
(Eds.) Scientia in margine : études sur les marginalia
dans les manuscrits scientifiques du moyen âge à la
renaissance. Hautes études médiévales et modernes,
88. (xii + 402 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Droz,
2005. ISBN: 2600010351.
74 320. Medieval Western European contexts
Includes: Irène C AIAZZO, “Mains célèbres dans
les marges des Commentarii in Somnium Scipionis
de Macrobe,” 171–189; Marilyn N ICOUD, “Les
marginalia dans les manuscrits latins des Diètes
d’Isaac Israëli conservés à Paris,” 191–215.
969. K USUKAWA, Sachiko. “Introductory Note.”
Introduction to special section: “Medieval and Early
Modern Medicine, Alchemy and Magic (Part I).”
Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 284.
Contents: Joseph Z IEGLER, “Philosophers and
Physicians on the Scientific Validity of Latin
Physiognomy, 1200–1500,” 285–312 [ref. 1111];
Michael S TOLBERG, “The Decline of Uroscopy
in Early Modern Learned Medicine (1500–1650),”
313–336 [ref. 1344].
970. K USUKAWA, Sachiko. “Introductory Note.”
Introduction to special section: “Medieval and Early
Modern Medicine, Alchemy and Magic (Part II).”
Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 376.
See also Sachiko K USUKAWA, “Introductory Note”
Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 284 [ref. 969]. This
issue includes a single article: Hiro H IRAI, “The
Invisible Hand of God in Seeds: Jacob Schegk’s
Theory of Plastic Faculty,” 377–404 [ref. 1298].
971. N OEL, R., I. PAQUAY, J.-P. S OSSON, and Do-
minique A LLART. (Eds.) Au-delà de l’écrit : Les
hommes et leurs vécus matériels au Moyen Âge à
la lumière des sciences et des techniques : nou-
velles perspectives. Actes du colloque international
de Marche-en-Famenne, 16-20 octobre 2002. Typolo-
gie des sources du Moyen Âge occidental. (518 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2003. ISBN:
2503514677.
The essays in this volume focus on how modern
scientific techniques in archaeology and related
fields can help us to understand the medieval world.
Reviews: [ref. R755]
972. PAULMIER -F OUCART, Monique, and Marie-
Christine D UCHENNE. Vincent de Beauvais et le
Grand Miroir du monde. Témoins de notre histoire.
(viii + 371 pp.; facsims.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout:
Brepols, 2004. ISBN: 2503514545.
On this medieval Dominican friar and his encyclo-
pedia.
973. VAN DEN A BEELE, Baudouin, and Heinz
M EYER. (Eds.) Bartholomaeus Anglicus, De proprie-
tatibus rerum: texte latin et réception vernaculaire =
Lateinischer Text und volkssprachige Rezeption :
actes du colloque international = Akten des Inter-
nationalen Kolloquiums, Münster, 9.-11.10.2003. De
diversis artibus, t. 74. (xii + 327 pp.; ill.) Turnhout:
Brepols, 2005. ISBN: 9782503522982.
Contributors include: Saskia B OGAART, Isabelle
D RAELANTS, Joëlle D UCOS, Juris L IDAKA,
R. James L ONG, Christel M EIER -S TAUBACH,
Heinz M EYER, Brigitte P R ÉVOT, Bernd ROLING,
Michael T WOMEY, Baudouin VAN DEN A BEELE,
and Iolanda V ENTURA
974. W IGELSWORTH, Jeffrey R. Science and Tech-
nology in Medieval European Life. The Greenwood
Press Daily Life through History Series. (xxvii + 169
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0313337543.
975. W OOD, Rega. “Richard Rufus of Cornwall’s
Significance in the Western Scientific Tradition.”
In Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ON -
NEFELDER et al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 455–489.
320-3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
(includes bibliographies, electronic sources, and
works on libraries, archives, and museums)
976. L OHR, Charles H. Latin Aristotle Commen-
taries: V. Bibliography of Secondary Literature. Cor-
pus Philosophorum Medii Aevi. Subsidia, 15. (xiv
+ 567 pp.) Firenze: L.S. Olschki, SISMEL-Edizioni
del Galluzzo, 2005. ISBN: 8884501458.
320-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
977. L OENGARD, Janet S. “Lords’ Rights and Neigh-
bors’ Nuisances: Mills and Medieval English Law.”
In Wind and Water in the Middle Ages, edited by
WALTON (2006) [ref. 1154], 129–152.
320-26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND
ETHNICITY
(for eugenics, see 135-Human biology)
978. B ILLER, Peter. “Black Women in Medieval
Scientific Thought.” Part of special issue: “La pelle
umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13
(2005): 477–492.
320-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
979. A RIS, Marc-Aeilko. “Grübelnde Mönche:
Wissenschaft in spätmittelalterlichen Kartausen.” In
Herbst des Mittelalters? Fragen zur Bewertung des
14. und 15. Jahrhunderts, edited by Jan A. A ERTSEN
and Martin P ICKAV É (Berlin; New York: Walter de
Gruyter, 2004), 173–183.
980. D UTTON, Paul Edward. The Mystery of the
Missing Heresy Trial of William of Conches. (45
pp.; bibl.) Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval
Studies, 2006. ISBN: 0888447280, 9780888447289.
981. L LULL, Ramon. Lulle et la Condamnation de
1277 : La declaration de Raymond écrite sous forme
de dialogue. Edited by Cecile B ONMARIAGE, Michel
L AMBERT, and Jean-Michel C OUNET. Philosophes
Médiévaux, t. 46. (xxxiii + 196 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Dudley, Mass.: Peeters Publishers, 2006. ISBN:
9042915927.
982. V ESEL, Matjaž. “Pariška obsodba leta 1277,
potentia dei absoluta in rojstvo moderne znanosti.”
[Translated title: The Paris condemnation of 1277,
potenita dei absoluta, and the birth of modern sci-
ence] In Slovenian. Filozofski Vest. 28, no. 1 (2007):
19–40.
 320. Medieval Western European contexts
320-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
983. T ITTMANN, Wilfried. “Gab es selbst-
entzündliche Kriegsfeuer im Mittelalter? Anmer-
kungen zur Kalziumsalpeter- Theorie.” Translated
title: [Selfigniting Incendiaries: Did They Exist in
Medieval Warfare? Critical Notes on a Hypothesis
of Saltpetre of Calcium Nitrate Type.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 275–302.
320-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
984. D EKKER, Elly. “ ‘With His Sharp Lok Perseth
the Sonne’: A New Quadrant from Canterbury.” Ann.
Sci. 65 (2008): 201–220.
“Describes a medieval instrument, a quadrans
novus, which turned up during archaeological
works in England.” (from the abstract)
320-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
985. D E M OWBRAY, Malcolm. “1277 and All That:
Students and Disputations.” Traditio 57 (2002): 217–
238.
320-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
986. B OUDET, Jean-Patrice. Entre science et ni-
gromance: astrologie, divination et magie dans
l’Occident médiéval, XIIe-XVe siècle. Histoire an-
cienne et médiévale, 83. (624 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Paris: Publications de la Sorbonne, 2006. ISBN:
2859445447.
987. B OUREAU, Alain. Satan the Heretic: The Birth
of Demonology in the Medieval West. Translated
by Teresa Lavender FAGAN. (xiii + 255 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006.
ISBN : 0226067483.
Argues that the rise of demonology occurred at
“the crossroads of the rise of sovereignties and of
the individual, [coinciding] with the emergence of
the modern legal system in the European West.”
(from the publisher)
988. C OLLARD, Franck. “Veneficiis vel maleficiis.
Réflexion sur les relations entre le crime de poison et
la sorcellerie dans l’Occident médiéval.” Le Moy. Age
109 (2003): 9–57.
989. M AYO, Thomas B. de. The Demonology of
William of Auvergne: By Fire and Sword. Hors serie.
(v + 249 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston, NY: Edwin
Mellen Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780773452428.
990. O STORERO, Martine. “Les marques du diable
sur le corps des sorcières (XIVe-XVIIe siècles).” Part
of special issue: “La pelle umana / The Human Skin”
[ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005): 359–388.
991. T ORIJANO, Pablo. A. “Salomón, Lilith, san
Jorge y el dragón: Un ejemplo de reinterpretación
mágica en la Antigüedad tardı́a.” MHNH 2 (2002):
129–144.
75
Concerns amulets on which King Solomon is de-
picted as a horseman, exploring their iconography
and exorcistic inscriptions.
992. W EILL -PAROT, Nicolas. “Encadrement ou
dévoilement. L’occulte et le secret dans la nature
chez Albert le Grand et Roger Bacon.” Micrologus 14
(2006): 151–170.
320-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
993. A RMOUR, Leslie. “Re-thinking the Infinite.”
In Wisdom’s Apprentice, edited by K WASNIEWSKI
(2007) [ref. 1005], 122–152.
994. BARTLETT, Robert. The Natural and the Su-
pernatural in the Middle Ages: The Wiles Lecture
Given at the Queen’s University of Belfast, 2006.
(x + 170 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge; New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521878326.
995. BAZ ÁN, B. Carlos. “Radical Aristotelianism in
the Faculties of Arts. The Case of Siger of Brabant.”
In Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ON -
NEFELDER et al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 585–629.
996. B ONNER, Anthony. The Art and Logic of Ra-
mon Llull: A User’s Guide. Studien und Texte zur
Geistesgeschichte des Mittelalters, Bd. 95. (xx + 333
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN:
9789004163256.
997. B OULNOIS, Olivier. (Ed.) Duns Scot à Paris
1302-2002 : actes du colloque de Paris, 2-4 septembre
2002. Textes et études du moyen âge v. 26. (xxiv +
683 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols,
2004.
998. B URIDAN, Jean. Summulae de propositionibus.
Edited by Ria Van der L ECQ. Artistarium, 10-1.
(xxxv + 131 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout, Belgium:
Brepols, 2005. ISBN: 2503518869.
999. C AROTI, Stefano, and Jean C ELEYRETTE.
(Eds.) Quia inter doctores est magna dissensio :
Les débats de philosophie naturelle à Paris au XIVe
siècle. Biblioteca di Nuncius; Studi e testi; 52. (ix +
239 pp.; bibl.; index.) Florence: L. S. Olschki, 2004.
ISBN : 8822253299; 9788822253293.
Contents: Joel B IARD, “Les controverses sur
l’objet du savoir et les ‘complexe significabilia’
à Paris au XIV siècle,” 1–31; Jack Z UPKO, “John
Buridan and the Origins of Secular Philosophical
Culture,” 33–48 [ref. 1044]; Zénon K ALUZA, “La
finalité de la nature selon Nicolas d’Autrécourt,”
49–67 [ref. 1019]; Christophe G RELLARD,
“L’usage des nouveaux langages d’analyse dans
la Quaestio de Nicolas d’Autrécourt. Contribution
à la théorie autrécurienne de la connaissance,”
69–95; Jean C ELEYRETTE, “Figura/figuratum
par Jean Buridan et Nicole Oresme,” 97–118
[ref. 1001]; Zoe B OSEMBERG, “Nicole Oresme
et Robert Grosseteste. La conception dynamique
de la matière,” 119–133 [ref. 1079]; Fabio Z ANIN,
“Passio corruptiva/passio perfectiva : A Basic
76 320. Medieval Western European contexts
Distinction in Oresme’s Theory of Knowledge,”
135–159 [ref. 1043]; Jürgen S ARNOWSKY, “Ni-
cole Oresme and Albert of Saxony’s Commentary
on the Physics : The Problems of Vacuum and
Motion in a Void,” 161–174 [ref. 1087]; Edmond
M AZET, “Pierre Ceffons et Oresme – Leur relation
revisitée,” 175–194 [ref. 1031]; Stefano C AROTI,
“Les modi rerum . . . encore une fois. Une source
possible de Nicole Oresme : le commentaire sur
le livre 1er des Sentences de Jean de Mirecourt,”
195–222 [ref. 1000].
1000. C AROTI, Stefano. “Les modi rerum . . . encore
une fois. Une source possible de Nicole Oresme : le
commentaire sur le livre 1er des Sentences de Jean
de Mirecourt.” In Quia inter doctores est magna dis-
sensio, edited by C AROTI and C ELEYRETTE (2004)
[ref. 999], 195–222.
1001. C ELEYRETTE, Jean. “Figura/figuratum par
Jean Buridan et Nicole Oresme.” In Quia inter doc-
tores est magna dissensio, edited by C AROTI and
C ELEYRETTE (2004) [ref. 999], 97–118.
1002. C OURTENAY, William J. “Michael de Mon-
tecalerio: Buridan’s Opponent in his Quaestio de
puncto.” Arch. Hist. Doct. Litt. Moyen Age 72 (2005):
323–331.
1003. C UNNINGHAM, Andrew. “The Identity of
Natural Philosophy: A Response to Edward Grant.”
Open Forum: “The Nature of ‘Natural Philosophy’ .”
Early Sci. & Med. 5 (2000): 259–278.
See also: Edward G RANT, “God and Natural Phi-
losophy: The Late Middle Ages and Sir Isaac New-
ton,” 279–298 [ref. 1013]; Andrew C UNNINGHAM,
“A Last Word,” 299–300.
1004. DAUPHINAIS, Michael, Barry DAVID, and
Matthew L EVERING. (Eds.) Aquinas the Augus-
tinian. Proceedings of a conference held in Feb.
2005 at Ave Maria University. (xxiv + 291 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of
America Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780813214924.
1005. D EWAN, Lawrence. Wisdom’s Apprentice:
Thomistic Essays in Honor of Lawrence Dewan, O.P.
Edited by Peter A. K WASNIEWSKI. (xxii + 305 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: Catholic University
of America Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780813214955.
Partial contents: Jan A. A ERTSEN, “Is Truth Not
a Trascendental for Aquinas?” 3-12; Stephen L.
B ROCK, “Thomas Aquinas and ‘What Actually
Exists,’ ” 13-39; David B. T WETTEN, “Really
Distinguishing Essence from Esse,” 40-84; J. L.
A. W EST, “The Real Distinction between Supposit
and Nature,” 85-108; Ralph M C I NERNY, “From
Shadows and Images to the Truth,” 109-121; Leslie
A RMOUR, “Re-thinking the Infinite,” 122-152
[ref. 993]; Gregory T. D OOLAN, “Is Thomas’s
Doctrine of Divine Ideas Thomistic?” 153-172;
Christopher A. D ECAEN, “The Impossibility of
Action at a Distance,” 173-200 [ref. 331]; Jude
P. D OUGHERTY, “Physics and Philosophy,” 201-
213 [ref. 332]; Ralph N ELSON, “Two Masters,
Two Perspectives: Maritain and Gilson on the
Philosophy of Nature,” 214-236 [ref. 2795].
1006. E LLARD, Peter. The Sacred Cosmos: Theolog-
ical, Philosophical, and Scientific Conversations in
the Early Twelfth Century School of Chartres. (xxvii
+ 272 pp.; bibl.; index.) Scranton: University of
Scranton Press, 2007. ISBN: 9781589661400.
1007. F ELDHAY, Rivka. “Thomist Epistemology of
Faith: The Road from ‘Scientia’ to Science.” Part of
the special issue “Believing Nature, Knowing God”
[ref. 239]. Sci. Context 20 (2007): 401–421.
Argues that “Aquinas’ attempt to interpolate his
discourse on faith into a clear epistemological
context had long-term intellectual and institutional
implications.” (from the abstract)
1008. F ORSTER, Regula. “Literatur für Fürsten?
Arabische, lateinische und oberdeutsche Fassungen
des pseudo-aristotelischen Secretum secretorum.”
Variations 13 (2005): 13–25.
1009. F RANCISCUS DE M ARCHIA. Commentarius
in IV. libros sententiarum Petri Lombardi. Edited by
Nazareno M ARIANI. T. II. Distinctiones primi libri
a prima ad decimam. Spicilegium Bonaventurianum,
32. (596 pp.) Grottaferrata: Ed. Collegii S. Bonaven-
turae ad Claras Aquas, 2006. ISBN: 8870133818.
1010. G ABBAY, Dov M., and John W OODS. (Eds.)
Handbook of the History of Logic: Vol. 2, Mediaeval
and Renaissance Logic. Handbook of the History
of Logic. (x + 716 pp.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam:
Elsevier, 2008. ISBN: 9780444516251.
Contents: John M ARENBON, “Logic before 1100:
The Latin Tradition”; Yukio I WAKUMA, “Begin-
ning of Scholastic Logic before Abelard”; Ian
W ILKS, “The Logic of Abelard and His Contem-
poraries”; Terence PARSONS, “The Development
of Supposition Theory in the Later 12th and Early
13th Centuries”; Henrik L AGERLUND, “Assimi-
lation of Aristotelian and Arabic Logic up to the
Later 13th Century”; Ria van der L ECQ, “Logic
and Theories of Meaning in the Late 13th and
Early 14th Century Including the Modistae”; Gyula
K LIMA, “The Nominalist Semantics of William
Ockham and John Buridan”; Catarina D UTILH -
N OVAES, “Logic in the 14th Century after Ock-
ham”; Simo K NUUTTILA, “Treatments of Modal
and Other ‘Opaque’ Contexts in Mediaeval Logic”;
Mikko Y RJONSUURI, “Treatments of the Para-
doxes of Self-reference”; Jennifer A SHWORTH,
“Developments in the 15th and 16th Centuries”;
Petr DVORAK, “Relational Logic of Juan Cara-
muel”; Russell WAHL, “Port Royal: The Stirrings
of Modernity.”
1011. G ILETTI, Ann. “Aristotle in Medieval Spain:
Writers of the Christian Kingdoms Confronting the
Eternity of the World.” J. Warburg Courtauld Inst. 67
(2004): 23–47.
1012. G OEBEL, Bernd. Rectitudo: Wahrheit und
Freiheit bei Anselm von Canterbury: eine philosphi-
sche Untersuchung seines Denkansatzes. Beiträge
zur Geschichte der Philosophie und Theologie des
Mittelalters, 56. (538 pp.; bibl.; index.) Münster:
Aschendorff, 2001. ISBN: 3402040077.
Reviews: [ref. R400]
1013. G RANT, Edward. “God and Natural Philoso-
phy: The Late Middle Ages and Sir Isaac Newton.”
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Open Forum: “The Nature of ‘Natural Philosophy’ ”
[ref. 1003]. Early Sci. & Med. 5 (2000): 279–298.
1014. G RANT, Edward. “What Was Natural Philoso-
phy in the Late Middle Ages?” Hist. Univ. 20 (2005):
12–46.
1015. H ACKETT, Jeremiah. “Roger Bacon and the
Reception of Aristotle in the Thirteenth Century:
An Introduction to His Criticism of Averroes.” In
Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ON -
NEFELDER et al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 219–247.
1016. H ASSE, Dag Nikolaus. “Aufstieg und Nieder-
gang des Averroismus in der Renaissance: Niccolò
Tignosi, Agostino Nifo, Francesco Vimercato.” In
Herbst des Mittelalters? Fragen zur Bewertung des
14. und 15. Jahrhunderts, edited by Jan A. A ERTSEN
and Martin P ICKAV É (Berlin; New York: Walter de
Gruyter, 2004), 447–473.
1017. H ONNEFELDER, Ludger, Rega W OOD,
Mechthild D REYER, and Marc-Aeilko A RIS. (Eds.)
Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter: von Richardus
Rufus bis zu Franciscus de Mayronis = Albertus Ma-
gnus and the Beginnings of the Medieval Reception
of Aristotle in the Latin West: From Richardus Ru-
fus to Franciscus de Mayronis. Subsidia Albertina 1.
(862 pp.; bibl.; index.) Münster: Aschendorff Verlag,
2005. ISBN: 3402039931.
Contents: Ludger H ONNEFELDER, “Die Anfänge
der Aristoteles-Rezeption im lateinischen Mit-
telalter: Zur Einführung in die Thematik – The
Beginnings of Medieval Aristotle Reception in
the Latin West: Introductory Remarks,” 11–24;
Jozef B RAMS, “Der Einfluß der Aristoteles-
Übersetzungen auf den Rezeptionsprozeß,” 27–43;
Cristina D’A NCONA, “From Late Antiquity to the
Arab Middle Ages: The Commentaries and the
‘Harmony between the Philosophies of Plato and
Aristotle,’ ” 45–69; Henryk A NZULEWICZ, “David
von Dinant und die Anfänge der aristotelischen
Naturphilosophie im Lateinischen Westen,” 71–
112; Steven P. M ARRONE, “The Philosophy of
Nature in the Early Thirteenth Century,” 115–157
[ref. 1029]; Neil L EWIS, “Robert Grosseteste and
the Continuum,” 159–187 [ref. 1024]; R. James
L ONG, “The Philosophy of Richard Fishacre,”
189–218; Jeremiah H ACKETT, “Roger Bacon and
the Reception of Aristotle in the Thirteenth Centu-
ry: An Introduction to His Criticism of Averroes,”
219–247 [ref. 1015]; Ludger H ONNEFELDER, “Die
philosophiegeschichtliche Bedeutung Alberts des
Großen,” 249–279; Maria B URGER, “Die Bedeu-
tung der Aristotelesrezeption für das Verständnis
der Theologie als Wissenschaft bei Albertus
Magnus,” 281–305; Mechthild D REYER, “Die
Aristoteles-Rezeption und die Ethik-Konzeption
Alberts des Großen,” 307–324; Caterina R IGO,
“Zur Redaktionsfrage der Frühschriften des Al-
bertus Magnus,” 325–374; Joachim R. S ÖDER,
“Noυς θυραθεν: Über Natur und Vernunft im
Ausgang von Aristoteles,” 375–398; Ruth M EYER,
“Aristoteles ergänzen. Schreiber, Korrektoren und
Drucker auf der Suche nach dem Text von Albertus
Magnus’ ‘De sex principiis,’ ” 399–424; Elizabeth
K ARGER, “Richard Rufus as a Source for Alber-
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tus Magnus,” 425–453 [ref. 1020]; Rega W OOD,
“Richard Rufus of Cornwall’s Significance in the
Western Scientific Tradition,” 455–489 [ref. 975];
Sten E BBESEN, “The Reception of Aristotle in
the 12th Century: Logic,” 493–511; Charles H.
L OHR, “Das Wissenschaftsverständnis der Logi-
ca Algazelis und sein Echo in der lateinischen
Tradition des frühen 13. Jahrhunderts,” 513–524
[ref. 1026]; Christopher J. M ARTIN, “Aristotle and
the Logic of Consequences: The Development of
the Theory of Inference in the Early Thirteenth
Century,” 525–553 [ref. 1030]; Olga W EIJERS,
“The Literary Forms of the Reception of Aristotle:
Between Exposition and Philosophical Treatise,”
555–584; B. Carlos BAZ ÁN, “Radical Aristotelia-
nism in the Faculties of Arts. The Case of Siger of
Brabant,” 585–629 [ref. 995]; Mary E. I NGHAM,
“Phronesis and Prudentia: Investigating the Stoic
Legacy of Moral Wisdom and the Reception of
Aristotle’s Ethics,” 631–656; David L USCOMBE,
“Ethics in the Early Thirteenth Century,” 657–683;
Timothy B. N OONE, “Albert the Great’s Concep-
tion of Metaphysical Knowledge,” 685–704; Simo
K NUUTTILA, “The Reception of Aristotle and
Modal Conceptions,” 705–725; Hannes M ÖHLE,
“Aristoteles, Pessimus metaphysicus. Zu einem
Aspekt der Aristotelesrezeption im 14. Jahrhun-
dert.” 727–755; Hannes M ÖHLE, “Franciscus de
Mayronis: Ab Oriente dist. 35,” 756–774; Luca
B IANCHI, “Aristotle as a Captive Bride: Notes on
Gregory IX’s Attitude towards Aristotelianism,”
777–794; Rolf S CH ÖNBERGER, “Antiqui – Philo-
sophi – Philosophantes: Die Philosophie als Pro-
blem im 13. Jahrhundert,” 795–819; Burkhard
M OJSISCH, “Aristoteles mit oder ohne Platon,”
821–833; Georg W IELAND, “Die Aristotelische
Philosophie im Urteil ihrer Rezipienten,” 835–852.
1018. “Introduction.” Special issue on “Many Roots
of Medieval Logic: The Aristotelian and the Non-
Aristotelian Traditions.” Vivarium 45 (2007): 131–
135.
Reprinted in monograph form as John M AREN -
BON (ed.), Many Roots of Medieval Logic (2007)
[ref. 1028]. Contents: Sten E BBESEN, “The Tra-
ditions of Ancient Logic-cum-Grammar in the
Middle Ages—What’s the Problem?” 136–152;
Christopher J. M ARTIN, “Denying Conditionals:
Abaelard and the Failure of Boethius’ Account
of the Hypothetical Syllogism,” 153–168; Martin
L ENZ, “Are Thoughts and Sentences Composi-
tional? A Controversy between Abelard and a
Pupil of Alberic on the Reconciliation of Ancient
Theses on Mind and Language,” 169–188; Anne
G RONDEUX, “Res Meaning a Thing Thought: The
Influence of the Ars donati,” 189–202; Christophe
E RISMANN, “The Logic of Being: Eriugena’s
Dialectical Ontology,” 203–218; Irène ROSIER -
C ATACH, “Priscian on Divine Ideas and Mental
Conceptions: The Discussions in the Glosulae
in Priscianum, the Notae Dunelmenses, William
of Champeaux and Abelard,” 219–237; Stefania
B ONFIGLIOLI and Costantino M ARMO, “Symbol-
ism and Linguistic Semantics. Some Questions
(and Confusions) from Late Antique Neoplatonism
up to Eriugena,” 238–252 [ref. 937]; Mary S IR -
RIDGE , “ ‘Utrum idem sint dicere et intelligere sive
videre in mente’: Robert Kilwardby, Quaestiones
78 320. Medieval Western European contexts
in librum primum Sententiarum,” 253–268; Claude
PANACCIO, “Mental Language and Tradition En-
counters in Medieval Philosophy: Anselm, Albert
and Ockham,” 269–282; Laurent C ESALLI, “Inten-
tionality and Truth-Making: Augustine’s Influence
on Burley and Wyclif ’s Propositional Seman-
tics,” 283–297; Luisa VALENTE, “Names That Can
Be Said of Everything: Porphyrian Tradition and
‘Transcendental’ Terms in Twelfth-Century Logic,”
298–310; E. Jennifer A SHWORTH, “Metaphor and
the Logicians from Aristotle to Cajetan,” 311–327;
Christophe G RELLARD, “Scepticism, Demonstra-
tion and the Infinite Regress Argument (Nicholas
of Autrecourt and John Buridan),” 328–342; Cata-
rina Dutilh N OVAES, “Theory of Supposition vs.
Theory of Fallacies in Ockham,” 343–359; Egbert
P. B OS, “Richard Billingham’s Speculum puero-
rum, Some Medieval Commentaries and Aristotle ”
360–373; “Bibliography,” 374–392.
1019. K ALUZA, Zénon. “La finalité de la nature
selon Nicolas d’Autrécourt.” In Quia inter doctores
est magna dissensio, edited by C AROTI and C E -
LEYRETTE (2004) [ref. 999], 49–67.
1020. K ARGER, Elizabeth. “Richard Rufus as a
Source for Albertus Magnus.” In Albertus Mag-
nus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-Rezeption im
lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ONNEFELDER et
al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 425–453.
1021. K ÄRKK ÄINEN, Pekka. “Objects of Sense
Perception in Late Medieval Erfurtian Nominal-
ism.” In Theories of Perception in Medieval and
Early Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUTTILA
and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 187–202.
1022. K LEIST, Aaron J. “The Influence of Bede’s
De temporum ratione on Ælfric’s Understanding of
Time.” In Time and Eternity, edited by Gerhard
JARITZ and Gerson M ORENO -R IA ÑO (Turnhout:
Brepols, 2003), 81–97.
1023. K LIMA, Gyula, Fritz A LLHOFF, and Anand
Jayprakash VAIDYA. (Eds.) Medieval Philosophy:
Essential Readings with Commentary. (xii + 393 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Malden, MA; Oxford: Blackwell Pub.,
2007. ISBN: 9781405135641, 1405135646.
Divided into three sections: logic and epistemol-
ogy; the philosophy of nature, the soul, and meta-
physics; and practical philosophy.
1024. L EWIS, Neil. “Robert Grosseteste and the
Continuum.” In Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge
der Aristoteles-Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter,
edited by H ONNEFELDER et al. (2005) [ref. 1017],
159–187.
1025. L IVESEY, Steven. “Divine Omnipotence and
First Principles: A Late Medieval Argument on the
Subalternation of the Sciences.” In Thinking Impos-
sibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN (2008)
[ref. 68], 13–33.
1026. L OHR, Charles H. “Das Wissenschafts-
verständnis der Logica Algazelis und sein Echo in der
lateinischen Tradition des frühen 13. Jahrhunderts.”
In Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ON -
NEFELDER et al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 513–524.
1027. L OHR, Charles H. “Nicolaus Cusanus and
Ramon Lull: A Comparison of Three Texts on Human
Knowledge.” Traditio 59 (2004): 229–315.
1028. M ARENBON, John. (Ed.) Many Roots of
Medieval Logic: The Aristotelian and the Non-
Aristotelian Traditions. Special Offprint of Vivarium
45, 2-3 (2007). (262 pp.; bibl.) Boston: Brill, 2007.
ISBN : 9789004164871.
See “Introduction” Vivarium 45 (2007): 131–135
[ref. 1018].
1029. M ARRONE, Steven P. “The Philosophy of
Nature in the Early Thirteenth Century.” In Albertus
Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-Rezeption
im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ONNEFELDER
et al. (2005) [ref. 1017], 115–157.
1030. M ARTIN, Christopher J. “Aristotle and the
Logic of Consequences: The Development of the
Theory of Inference in the Early Thirteenth Century.”
In Albertus Magnus und die Anfänge der Aristoteles-
Rezeption im lateinischen Mittelalter, edited by H ON -
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1031. M AZET, Edmond. “Pierre Ceffons et Oresme
– Leur relation revisitée.” In Quia inter doctores
est magna dissensio, edited by C AROTI and C E -
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1032. M ICHAEL, Emily. “John Wyclif on Body and
Mind.” J. Hist. Ideas 64 (2003): 343–360.
On his interest in natural philosophy.
1033. M ONTEIL, Jean-François. “La transmission
d’Aristote par les Arabes à la chrétienté occidentale.
Une trouvaille relative au De Interpretatione.” Rev.
Españ. Fil. Mediev. 11 (2004): 181–196.
1034. M ORENZONI, Franco. “A propos d’une ars
praedicandi attribuée à Nicole Oresme.” Arch. Fran-
ciscanum Hist. 99 (2006): 251–281.
1035. N OBIS, Heribert M. “Die Bedeutung der
Cusanus-Schrift Idiota de staticis experimentis für
die Entwicklung einer empirisch-rationalen Naturer-
kenntnis – insbesondere in der Medizin – und ihre
wissenschafts-historischen Hintergründe.” In Mis-
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1036. P ÉREZ M ART ÍN, Inmaculada. “Un escolio de
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Timeo: (Vaticanus Graecus 228).” MHNH 4 (2004):
197–219.
1037. P ERGER, Mischa von. “Walter Burley über
das Vorwissen des Schlußwissens: Eine provisorische
Edition von Prolog und Kap. 1 der Expositio super
librum Posteriorum.” Traditio 57 (2002): 239–288.
1038. R IETSCH, Jean-Michel. “Paracelse et
l’image.” Rev. Hist. Phil. Relig. 86 (2006): 183–
215.
1039. S UAREZ -NANI, Tiziana. “Un nuovo contri-
buto al problema dell’individuazione: Francesco de
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Marchia e l’individualità delle sostanze separate.”
Docum. Stud. Trad. Fil. Mediev. 16 (2005): 405–459.
1040. TABARRONI, Andrea. “Figura dictionis nel
commento di Duns Scoto sui Sophistici Elenchi.”
Dianoia 6 (2001): 85–98.
1041. TABARRONI, Andrea. “Thomas Wylton on the
Metaphysics: Some New Evidence.” Docum. Stud.
Trad. Fil. Mediev. 16 (2005): 119–178.
1042. V ESEL, Matjaž. “ ‘Astronom-filozof’:
geneza koncepta in njegov pomen za razumevanje
Kopernikovega dela.” [Translated title: “Astronomer-
philosopher”: the genesis of the concept and its
significance for the understanding of Copernicus’
work] In Slovenian. Filozofski Vest. 29, no. 1 (2008):
41–57.
1043. Z ANIN, Fabio. “Passio corruptiva/passio per-
fectiva: A Basic Distinction in Oresme’s Theory of
Knowledge.” In Quia inter doctores est magna dis-
sensio, edited by C AROTI and C ELEYRETTE (2004)
[ref. 999], 135–159.
1044. Z UPKO, Jack. “John Buridan and the Origins
of Secular Philosophical Culture.” In Quia inter
doctores est magna dissensio, edited by C AROTI and
C ELEYRETTE (2004) [ref. 999], 33–48.
320-103. MATHEMATICS
1045. B URNETT, Charles, Ji-Wei Z HAO, and Kurt
L AMPE. “The Toledan Regule (Liber Alchorismi,
part II): A Twelfth-Century Arithmetical Miscellany.”
Sciamvs 8 (2007): 141–231.
1046. C RATO, Nuno. “Pedro Nunes, Portuguese
mathematician and cosmographer.” Mathematical
Intelligencer 25, no. 1 (2003): 80.
1047. F IBONACCI, Leonardo. Fibonacci’s De Prac-
tica Geometrie. Edited by Barnabas H UGHES.
Sources and Studies in the History of Mathemat-
ics and Physical Sciences. (xxxv + 408 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2008. ISBN:
9780387729305.
1048. H ANNAH, John. “False Position in Leonardo
of Pisa’s Liber Abbaci.” Hist. Math. 34 (2007):
306–332.
1049. H ISCOCK, Nigel. The Symbol at Your Door:
Number and Geometry in Religious Architecture of
the Greek and Latin Middle Ages. (xx + 421 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2007. ISBN:
9780754663003.
1050. L AMASS É, Stéphane. “Calcul et marchandises
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1051. R AM ÍREZ C RUZ, Jorge Alejandro. “Reflexio-
nes sobre las ideas de Nicolás Oresme.” Asclepio 59,
no. 1 (2007): 23–34.
The focus is on Oresme’s mathematical treatment
of qualities.
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1052. ROMMEVAUX, Sabine. “Un exemple de Ques-
tion mathématique au Moyen Âge.” Ann. Sci. 63
(2006): 425–445.
On the nature of false proofs in mathematics that
arose in questio, considered as a literary genre, in
disputations in medieval universities.
1053. S CH ÄRLIG, Alain. Compter avec des jetons :
tables à calculer et tables de compte du Moyen Age à
la Révolution. (283 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Lausanne: Presses
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ISBN : 288074542X.
Reviews: [ref. R897]
1054. S PRINGSFELD, Kerstin. Alkuins Einfluss auf
die Komputistik zur Zeit Karls des Grossen. Sudhoffs
Archiv, 48. (418 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: F.
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1055. S YLLA, Edith Dudley. “The Origin and Fate
of Thomas Bradwardine’s De proportionibus ve-
locitatum in motibus in Relation to the History of
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1056. S YLLA, Edith Dudley. “Walter Burley’s
Physics Commentaries and the Mathematics of Al-
teration.” Part of a special section: “Ockham, Bur-
ley, and Fourteenth-Century Natural Philosophy”
[ref. 1082]. Early Sci. & Med. 6 (2001): 149–184.
320-104. MUSIC
1057. M EYER, Christian. “Musica est indita nobis
naturaliter : musique spéculative et philosophie de la
nature.” Arch. Hist. Doct. Litt. Moyen Age 72 (2005):
277–321.
1058. TANAY, Dorit. “Science and the Musical
Imagination from the Late Middle Ages to the Early
Modern Period.” In Thinking Impossibilities, edited
by B IALE and W ESTMAN (2008) [ref. 68], 112–142.
320-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
1059. A NDREINI, Lucia. “Commento alla Xilogra-
phia Tipus Astronomie nel VII libro della Margarita
Philosophica del Priore Certosino Gregor Reisch.” In
Una Reliquia di Santa Caterina da Siena per la Cer-
tosa di Pontignano, edited by Ileana T OZZI, James
H OGG and Lucia A NDREINI (Salzburg: Institut für
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1060. E AGLETON, Catherine. “ ‘Chaucer’s Own
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1061. E ASTWOOD, Bruce, and Gerd G RASSHOFF.
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dieval Europe, ca. 800–1500. Transactions of the
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1062. E ASTWOOD, Bruce S. Ordering the Heavens:
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Renaissance. History of Science and Medicine Li-
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Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004161863.
On “the study and teaching of four Roman texts
on astronomy and cosmology in the Carolingian
world and the diagrams connected to those texts.”
(from the publisher)
1063. G RAFF, Eric. “The Thirteenth Figure in the
Munich Computus Zodiac.” J. Hist. Astron. 36
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1064. H AMEL, Jürgen. “Die Kugelgestalt der Erde
– Vorstellungen im europäischen Mittelalter bis zur
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1065. M ART ÍNEZ G ÁZQUEZ, José. “El mundo pto-
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1066. M OULINIER -B ROGI, Laurence. “Un médecin
et son image au XVIe siècle ? Nicolaus Gugler, de
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1067. R ELA ÑO, Francesc. “Cosmographia Arith-
metica : le monde, ses parties et la numérologie
médiévale.” Le Moy. Age 109 (2003): 113–127.
1068. S WERDLOW, N. M. “Alfonsine Tables of
Toledo and Later Alfonsine Tables.” J. Hist. Astron.
35 (2004): 479–484.
Essay review of José C HAB ÁS and Bernard R.
G OLDSTEIN, Alfonsine Tables of Toledo (2003).
320-111. ASTROLOGY
1069. BAKHOUCHE, Béatrice. “Les décans dans le
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(2003): 135–147.
1070. B EZZA, Giuseppe. “Il trattato sulle natività
di Eleuterio Zebeleno di Elis.” MHNH 2 (2002):
257–300.
Italian translation with introduction and critical
notes on the horoscope of the 9th-century figure
Eleutherius Zebelenus of Elis.
1071. B USI, Giulio. “ ‘Who does not wonder at this
chameleon?’ The Kabbalistic Library of Giovanni
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1072. F EDERICI V ESCOVINI, Graziella. “I sigilli
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Includes an appendix with the Latin text “Sigilla
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1074. O’B OYLE, Cornelius. “Astrology and Medi-
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1075. ROSSI, Adriana. “Il Cristo Cronocratore: Al-
legorie e simboli nel chiostro di Sant Cugat.” MHNH
4 (2004): 245–262.
On the decorations in a cloister of a Benedictine
Abbey and the ritual symbolism attached to the
hours of the day.
1076. S MOLLER, Laura Ackerman. “Astrology and
the Sibyls: John of Legnano’s De adventu Christi
and the Natural Theology of the Later Middle Ages.”
Part of the special issue “Believing Nature, Knowing
God” [ref. 239]. Sci. Context 20 (2007): 423–450.
On the relationship between astrology and escha-
tology, focusing on 14th-century Bolognese jurist
John of Legnano, whose work illuminates astrolog-
ical, prophetic, and apocalyptic material in natural
theology.
1077. S NIEZYNSKA -S TOLOT, Ewa. Astrological
Iconography in the Middle Ages: The Decanal Plan-
ets. Translated by Joanna KOMOROWSKA. (88 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Kraków: Wydawnictwo Uniwer-
sytetu Jagiellonskiego, 2003. ISBN: 8323316538.
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Linking the Vegetable with the Celestial in Late
Medieval Texts.” In Health and Healing from the
Medieval Garden, edited by D ENDLE and T OUWAIDE
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320-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1079. B OSEMBERG, Zoe. “Nicole Oresme et Robert
Grosseteste. La conception dynamique de la matière.”
In Quia inter doctores est magna dissensio, edited by
C AROTI and C ELEYRETTE (2004) [ref. 999], 119–
133.
1080. C ELEYRETTE, Jean. “Bradwardine’s Rule:
A Mathematical Law?” In Mechanics and Natural
Philosophy before the Scientific Revolution, edited by
L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344], 51–66.
1081. D EKKER, Dirk-Jan. “Time and Motion in Wal-
ter Burley’s Late Expositio on Aristotle’s Physics.”
Part of a special section: “Ockham, Burley, and
Fourteenth-Century Natural Philosophy” [ref. 1082].
Early Sci. & Med. 6 (2001): 185–203.
1082. D ONATI, Silvia. “Preface.” Introduction to a
special section: “Ockham, Burley, and Fourteenth-
Century Natural Philosophy.” Early Sci. & Med. 6
(2001): 147–148.
Edith Dudley S YLLA, “Walter Burley’s Physics
Commentaries and the Mathematics of Alteration,”
149–184 [ref. 1056]; Dirk-Jan D EKKER, “Time
and Motion in Walter Burley’s Late Expositio on
Aristotle’s Physics,” 185–203 [ref. 1081]; André
G ODDU, “The Impact of Ockham’s Reading of the
Physics on the Mertonians and Parisian Termin-
ists,” 204–236 [ref. 1084].
 320. Medieval Western European contexts
1083. F IDORA, Alexander, and Andreas N IEDER -
BERGER . “Philosophie und Physik zwischen Not-
wendigem und Hypothetischem Wissen zur Wissens-
theoretischen Bestimmung der Physik in der Philoso-
phia des Wilhelm von Conches.” Early Sci. & Med. 6
(2001): 22–34.
On William of Conches’s distinction between phi-
losophy and physics.
1084. G ODDU, André. “The Impact of Ockham’s
Reading of the Physics on the Mertonians and
Parisian Terminists.” Part of a special section: “Ock-
ham, Burley, and Fourteenth-Century Natural Phi-
losophy” [ref. 1082]. Early Sci. & Med. 6 (2001):
204–236.
1085. L OHRMANN, Dietrich. “Idee und Wirklich-
keit des Perpetuum mobile im Mittelalter.” Translated
title: [The Idea and the Reality of the Perpetuum
Mobile in the Middle Ages.] In German. Tech-
nikgeschichte 73 (2006): 227–251.
1086. S ARNOWSKY, Jürgen. “Concepts of Impetus
and the History of Mechanics.” In Mechanics and
Natural Philosophy before the Scientific Revolution,
edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344], 121–
148.
1087. S ARNOWSKY, Jürgen. “Nicole Oresme and
Albert of Saxony’s Commentary on the Physics: The
Problems of Vacuum and Motion in a Void.” In Quia
inter doctores est magna dissensio, edited by C AROTI
and C ELEYRETTE (2004) [ref. 999], 161–174.
1088. T HIJSSEN, Johannes M. M. H. “Die Stellung
des scholastischen Naturphilosophie in der Geschich-
te der Physik: Herbst des Mittelalters oder Frühling
der Neuzeit.” In Herbst des Mittelalters? Fragen zur
Bewertung des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts, edited by
Jan A. A ERTSEN and Martin P ICKAV É (Berlin; New
York: Walter de Gruyter, 2004), 512–523.
1089. T RIFOGLI, Cecilia, and Lauge O. N IELSEN.
“Thomas Wylton’s Questions on Number, the Instant,
and Time.” Docum. Stud. Trad. Fil. Mediev. 16
(2005): 57–117.
320-114. ALCHEMY
1090. C OLINET, Andrée. “L’Anonyme de Zuretti. Un
traité alchimique italo-grec de 1300.” In L’alchimie et
ses racines philosophiques, edited by V IANO (2005)
[ref. 368], 135–152.
1091. N EWMAN, William R. “Art, Nature, Alchemy,
and Demons: The Case of the Malleus Maleficarum
and Its Medieval Sources.” In The Artificial and
the Natural, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and
N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3], 109–133.
1092. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “Algunos da-
tos Desconocidos sobre las Relaciones entre Alquimia
y Mitologı́a.” Azogue 5 (2007): 9–29.
1093. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “Desarrollo
y Madurez del Concepto de Quintaesencia Alquı́mi-
ca en la Europa Medieval (s. XII-XIV).” Azogue 5
(2007): 30–56.
81
320-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
1094. B OULOUX, Nathalie. “Les ı̂les dans les des-
criptions géographiques et les cartes du Moyen Âge.”
Médiévales: Langue, Textes, Histoire 47 (2004): 47–
62.
1095. C HEKIN, Leonid S. Northern Eurasia in Me-
dieval Cartography: Inventory, Texts, Translation,
and Commentary. Terrarvm orbis, 4. (498 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols,
2006. ISBN: 2503514723.
1096. E DSON, Evelyn. The World Map, 1300–1492:
The Persistence of Tradition and Transformation.
(ix + 300 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780801885891.
320-122. NATURAL HISTORY
1097. D ULAC, Liliane. “Sur les fonctions du bes-
tiaire dans quelques œuvres didactiques de Christine
de Pizan.” In “Riens ne m’est seur que la chose incer-
taine’ ”, edited by Jean-Claude M UHLETHALER and
Denis B ILLOTTE (Genève: Editions Slatkine, 2001),
181–194.
1098. M ANGOUBI, Sandra. “La surdité volontaire de
l’aspic. Un cas exemplaire du bestiaire augustinien.”
Latomus 60 (2001): 962–970.
On Augustine’s work dealing with animal psy-
chology, especially as related to the deafness of
asps.
1099. P EERS, Glenn. “Peter, Iconoclasm and the Use
of Nature in the Smyrna Physiologus (Evangelical
School, B.8).” Jahr. österreichischen Byzant. 50
(2000): 267–292.
On the medieval manuscript based on this early
Christian work.
320-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
1100. D ENDLE, Peter. “Plants in the Early Me-
dieval Cosmos: Herbs, Divine Potency, and the Scala
natura.” In Health and Healing from the Medieval
Garden, edited by D ENDLE and T OUWAIDE (2008)
[ref. 1122], 47–59.
1101. F ISHER, Celia. The Medieval Flower Book.
(128 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: British Library,
2007. ISBN: 9780712349451.
Includes images of over one hundred varieties of
flowers and plants and discussions of their uses in
medieval life.
1102. M AUCH, Ute. “Ein Mittelalterliches
Kräuterbuch aus dem 14. Jahrhundert, eine neue Ver-
sion des lateinischen Macer?” With English summary.
Gesnerus 63 (2006): 181–208.
82 320. Medieval Western European contexts
320-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
1103. B OURNE, W. R. P. “South European Birds in
the Sherborne Missal (1396–1415).” Arch. Natur.
Hist. 34 (2007): 354–357.
1104. P OMPONAZZI, Pietro, and A RISTOTLE. Expo-
sitio super primo et secundo De partibus animalium.
Edited by Stefano P ERFETTI. Studi e testi 45. (lxxxiv
+ 359 pp.; bibl.) Florence: Leo S. Olschki editore,
2004. ISBN: 8822253973.
320-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
1105. D OUCHET, Sébastien. “La peau du centaure à
la frontière de l’humanité et de l’animalité.” Part of
special issue: “La pelle umana / The Human Skin”
[ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005): 285–312.
1106. M ILES, Margaret R. A Complex Delight: The
Secularization of the Breast, 1350–1750. (xiii +
177 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of
California Press, 2008. ISBN: 0520253485.
On how the representation of the breast as a Chris-
tian symbol of nourishment and loving care lost
this meaning and came to be represented only in
medical or erotic works.
1107. VAN DER L UGT, Maaike. “La peau noire dans
la science médiévale.” Part of special issue: “La pelle
umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13
(2005): 439–475.
320-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
1108. L AGERLUND, Henrik. “Pietro d’Abano and
the Anatomy of Perception.” In Theories of Per-
ception in Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy,
edited by K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008)
[ref. 487], 117–130.
1109. P ERLER, Dominik. “Seeing and Judging:
Ockham and Wodeham on Sensory Cognition.”
In Theories of Perception in Medieval and Early
Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and
K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 151–170.
1110. S ILVA, José Filipe. “Robert Kilwardby on
Sense Perception.” In Theories of Perception in
Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy, edited by
K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487],
87–100.
1111. Z IEGLER, Joseph. “Philosophers and Physi-
cians on the Scientific Validity of Latin Physiognomy,
1200–1500.” Part of a special section: “Medieval and
Early Modern Medicine, Alchemy and Magic (Part
I)” [ref. 969]. Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 285–312.
1112. Z IEGLER, Joseph. “Skin and Character in
Medieval and Early Renaissance Physiognomy.” Part
of special issue: “La pelle umana / The Human Skin”
[ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005): 511–535.
1113. Z UPKO, Jack. “Horse Sense and Human
Sense: The Heterogeneity of Sense Perception in
Buridan’s Philosophical Psychology.” In Theories
of Perception in Medieval and Early Modern Phi-
losophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN
(2008) [ref. 487], 171–186.
320-144. LINGUISTICS
1114. C ENTOCANTI, Duilio. “Linguaggio e onto-
logia nella filosofia della natura del secolo XIV e
nella fisica quantistica: Un parallelismo possibile?”
Dianoia 7 (2002): 65–99.
320-146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE
1115. S OCHER, Abraham P. “Of Divine Cunning
and Prolonged Madness: Amos Funkenstein on Mai-
monides’ Historical Reasoning.” In Thinking Impos-
sibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN (2008)
[ref. 68], 167–192.
320-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
1116. AUS ÉCACHE, Mireille. “Une naissance mons-
trueuse au Moyen Age : le ‘frère de Salerne.’ ” Trans-
lated title: [A monstrous birth in the Middle Ages:
the “Salernitan brother”.] In French. Gesnerus 64
(2007): 5–23.
1117. B ISHOP, Louise M. Words, Stones, and Herbs:
The Healing Word in Medieval and Early Modern
England. Medieval Studies. (xiv + 276 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780815631248.
1118. B OLENS, Guillemette. “La momification dans
la littérature médiévale. L’embaumement d’Hector
chez Benoı̂t de Sainte-Maure, Guido Delle Colonne,
et John Lydgate.” Part of special issue: “La pelle
umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13
(2005): 213–231.
1119. B UKLIJAS, T. “Cultures of Dissection and
Anatomies of Generation.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008):
439–444.
Essay review of Katharine PARK, Secrets of Women
(2006) [ref. 1133].
1120. C ANTOR, Norman F. In the Wake of the
Plague: The Black Death and the World It Made.
(245 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Free Press,
2001. ISBN: 0684857359.
1121. C RISCIANI, Chiara. “Tra Università, corte e
città: note su alcuni medici ‘pavesi’ del sec. XV.”
Ann. Stor. Univ. Ital. 7 (2003): 55–70.
1122. D ENDLE, Peter, and Alain T OUWAIDE. (Eds.)
Health and Healing from the Medieval Garden. (xiii
+ 256 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Woodbridge, England:
Boydell & Brewer, 2008. ISBN: 9781843833635.
Contents: Alain T OUWAIDE and Peter D ENDLE,
“Introduction,” 1-13; Alain T OUWAIDE, “The
Legacy of Classical Antiquity in Byzantium and
 320. Medieval Western European contexts
the West,” 15-28; Linda Ehrsam VOIGTS, “Plants
and Planets: Linking the Vegetable with the Ce-
lestial in Late Medieval Texts,” 29-46 [ref. 1078];
Peter D ENDLE, “Plants in the Early Medieval
Cosmos: Herbs, Divine Potency, and the Scala
natura,” 47-59 [ref. 1100]; Terence S CULLY,
“A Cook’s Therapeutic Use of Garden Herbs,”
60-71; Alain T OUWAIDE, “The Jujube Tree in
the Eastern Mediterranean: A Case Study in the
Methodology of Textual Archeobotany,” 72-100;
Maria Amalia D’A RONCO, “Gardens on Vellum:
Plants and Herbs in Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts,”
101-127; Philip G. RUSCHE, “The Sources for
Plant Names in Anglo-Saxon England and the
Laud Herbal Glossary,” 128-144; Marijane O S -
BORN , “Anglo-Saxon Ethnobotany: Women’s Re-
productive Medicine in Leechbook III,” 145-161
[ref. 1132]; Peter Murray J ONES, “Herbs and the
Medieval Surgeon,” 162-179 [ref. 1129]; George R.
K EISER, “Rosemary: Not Just for Remembrance,”
180-204; Expiración G ARC ÍA S ÁNCHEZ, “Util-
ity and Aesthetics in the Gardens of al-Andalus:
Species with Multiple Uses,” 205-227 [ref. 663];
Deirdre L ARKIN, “Hortus Redivivus: The Me-
dieval Garden Recreated,” 228-241.
1123. FABBRI, Christiane Nockels. “Treating Me-
dieval Plague: The Wonderful Virtues of Theriac.”
Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 247–283.
1124. G ARZA, Randal Paul. Understanding Plague:
The Medical and Imaginative Texts of Medieval
Spain. Studies in the humanities, 68. (119 pp.; bibl.)
New York: Peter Lang, 2008. ISBN: 9780820463414.
Contains analysis of both medical and fictional
works.
1125. G OTTSCHALL, Dagmar. “Conrad of Megen-
berg and the Causes of the Plague: A Latin Treatise
on the Black Death Composed ca. 1350 for the Papal
Court in Avignon.” In La vie culturelle, intellectuelle
et scientifique à la cour des papes d’Avignon, edited
by Jacqueline H AMESSE (Turnhout: Brepols, 2006),
319–332.
1126. G RUDZEN, Gerald J. Medical Theory about
the Body and the Soul in the Middle Ages: The First
Western Medical Curriculum at Monte Cassino. (iii +
260 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780773452084.
“Examines the cross-cultural transmission of med-
ical knowledge and theory between Jewish, Chris-
tian and Muslim communities in the Medieval
period.”
1127. JACQUART, Danielle. “A la recherche de la
peau dans le discours médical de la fin du Moyen
Age.” Part of special issue: “La pelle umana / The
Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005): 493–
510.
1128. JACQUART, Danielle. “Du genre des ‘Secrets’
dans la médecine médiévale.” Micrologus 14 (2006):
345–357.
1129. J ONES, Peter Murray. “Herbs and the Me-
dieval Surgeon.” In Health and Healing from the Me-
dieval Garden, edited by D ENDLE and T OUWAIDE
(2008) [ref. 1122], 162–179.
83
1130. K EISER, George R. “Two Medieval Plague
Treatises and Their Afterlife in Early Modern Eng-
land.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 58 (2003): 292–324.
1131. M ETZLER, Irina. Disability in Medieval Eu-
rope: Thinking about Physical Impairment during the
High Middle Ages, c. 1100–1400. Routledge Studies
in Medieval Religion, 5. (vi + 355 pp.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Routledge, 2006. ISBN: 0415365031.
1132. O SBORN, Marijane. “Anglo-Saxon Ethnob-
otany: Women’s Reproductive Medicine in Leech-
book III.” In Health and Healing from the Medieval
Garden, edited by D ENDLE and T OUWAIDE (2008)
[ref. 1122], 145–161.
1133. PARK, Katharine. Secrets of Women: Gender,
Generation, and the Origins of Human Dissection.
(419 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Zone Books,
2006. ISBN: 1890951676.
“Explodes the myth that medieval religious prohi-
bitions hindered the practice of human dissection
in medieval and Renaissance Italy, arguing that
female bodies, real and imagined, played a central
role in the history of anatomy during that time.”
(from the abstract)
Reviews: [ref. 1119, R786]
1134. P E ÑA, Carmen, and Fernando G IR ÓN
I RUESTE. La prevención de la enfermedad en
la España bajo medieval. (549 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Granada: Editorial Universidad de Granada, 2006.
ISBN : 9788433839206; 8433839209.
Reviews: [ref. R796]
1135. P UCHALSKA -D ABROWSKA
, , Bernadetta M.
“Pojecie
, choroby i problematyka pielegnacji
, chorych
w najstarszych źródłach franciszkańskich.” Trans-
lated title: [The Definition of Illness and Aspects of
Patient Care in Early Franciscan Sources] In Polish.
Archiwum Hist. Filozofii Med. 69 (2006): 1–13.
1136. S CHELLETTER, Dagmar, Anne R APPERT, and
Gundolf K EIL. “Aphorismen zur Arzneiform ‘Sal-
be’ unter besonderer Berücksichtigung chirurgischer
Fachprosa des deutschen Mittelalters.” In Pratum
floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9],
369–403.
320-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
1137. M ELLYN, Elizabeth Walker. “A History of
Madness, Medicine, and the Law in Italy, 1350–
1650.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2007. Advisor:
Hankins, James. Pub. no. AAT 3285518. 353 pp.
320-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
1138. C ABR É, Montserrat. “Women or Healers?
Household Practices and the Categories of Health
Care in Late Medieval Iberia.” Part of a special issue:
Women, Health, and Healing in Early Modern Europe
[ref. 1348]. Bull. Hist. Med. 82 (2008): 18–51.
1139. D OMINGO, Carmel Ferragud. “La atención
médica doméstica practicada por mujeres en la Va-
lencia bajomedieval.” Dynamis 27 (2007): 133–155.
84 320. Medieval Western European contexts
320-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
1140. J UBRAN, Safa A. C. “Estudo das idéias tradi-
cionais médicas e de fármacos no Livro do Tesouro
de Alexandre: Um estudo de caso, o ásaro (Asarum
europaeum L.).” Circumscribere 2 (2007): 42–50.
“This paper presents a case study on Asarum [gin-
ger] as a first step of the project that seeks to verify
the traditional medical and pharmacological ideas
in the Book of the Treasure of Alexander (9th–10th
century CE).” (from the abstract)
320-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
1141. BARTL, Anna, Christoph K REKEL, Manfred
L AUTENSCHLAGER, and Doris O LTROGGE. (Eds.)
Der “Liber illuministarum” aus Kloster Tegernsee:
Edition, Ubersetzung und Kommentar der kunsttech-
nologischen Rezepte. Veröffentlichung des Instituts
für Kunsttechnik und Konservierung im Germanis-
chen Nationalmuseum, 8. (833 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Stuttgart: Franz Steiner, 2005. ISBN: 351508472X.
Reviews: [ref. R67]
1142. B ERNARDI, Philippe. “Pierres réelles ou
pierres de compte ? Notes sur la mesure d’un matériau
de construction.” In La juste mesure, edited by
M OULINIER et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 35–47.
1143. B URNS, Robert Ignatius. “Gegna: Coastal
Mooring in Crusader Valencia.” Tech. & Cult. 47
(2006): 777–786.
On coastal mooring technology in the 13th century.
1144. C ANNELLA, Anne-Françoise. Gemmes, verre
coloré, fausses pierres précieuses au Moyen Âge:
le quatrième livre du “Trésorier de philosophie na-
turelle des pierres précieuses” de Jean d’Outremeuse.
Bibliothèque de la Faculté de philosophie et lettres
de l’Université de Liège, 288. (480 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Genève: Droz, 2006. ISBN: 2870192886.
Based on an unpublished source by a 14th-century
chronicler, the book consists of recipes on how to
imitate gems by coloring glass in various ways,
providing insight into ancient glass techniques.
Reviews: [ref. R166]
1145. C OZE, Jean Le. “On the Question of Possible
Transfer of Steel Technology from India to Europe
through the Muslim Middle East.” Part of “Thematic
Issue: History and Characteristics of Wootz Steel in
India and Abroad” [ref. 791]. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 42
(2007): 337–375.
1146. D ROSTE, Peter Johannes. Wasserbau und
Wassermühlen an der mittleren Rur: die Kernlande
des Herzogtums Jülich 8.-18. Jahrhundert. Aachener
Studien zur älteren Energiegeschichte, Bd. 9. (374
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Aachen: Shaker, 2003. ISBN:
9783832220112.
Reviews: [ref. R294]
1147. F OLTA, Jaroslav. “Clockmaking in Old
Prague.” In Miscellanea Kepleriana, edited by
B OOCKMANN et al. (2005) [ref. 1365], 45–63.
1148. I LARDI, Vincent. Renaissance Vision from
Spectacles to Telescopes. Memoirs of the American
Philosophical Society, 259. (xv + 378 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Philadelphia, PA: American Philosophical
Society, 2007. ISBN: 0871692597.
Based on both textual and archaeological sources,
traces the early development, diffusion, and com-
merce of eye glasses in the middle ages up to the
discovery of the telescope.
1149. L ANGDON, John, and Martin WATTS. “Tower
Windmills in Medieval England: A Case of Arrested
Development?” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 697–718.
1150. L UCAS, Adam Robert. “Industrial Milling in
the Ancient and Medieval Worlds: A Survey of the
Evidence for an Industrial Revolution in Medieval
Europe.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 1–30.
1151. N IBLER, Ferdinand. “Überlegungen zum che-
mischen Anzünder auf Kalziumoxidbasis.” Trans-
lated title: [Reflections on Selfigniting Devices Based
on Unslaked Lime.] In German. Technikgeschichte
72 (2005): 303–311.
1152. T RUITT, Elly Rachel. “From Magic to Mech-
anism: Medieval Automata, 1100–1550.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at Harvard University. Advisor: Park,
Katharine. Pub. no. AAT 3285561. 281 pp.
Includes a discussion of the understanding of au-
tomata in the Arabic and Byzintine East and in the
Medieval West.
1153. VALENTI, Marco. “Architecture and Infras-
tructure in the Early Medieval Village: The Case
of Tuscany.” In Technology in Transition, edited by
L AVAN et al. (2007) [ref. 960], 451–490.
1154. WALTON, Steven A. (Ed.) Wind and Water in
the Middle Ages: Fluid Technologies from Antiquity
to the Renaissance. Medieval and Renaissance Texts
and Studies, 322. (xxvii + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Tempe, Ariz.: ACMRS, 2006. ISBN: 0866983678.
Contents: George B ROOKS, “The ‘Vitruvian Mill’
in Roman and Medieval Europe,” 1-38; Niall
B RADY, “Mills in Medieval Ireland: Looking
beyond Design,” 39-68; D. Fairchild RUGGLES,
“Waterwheels and Garden Gizmos: Technology
and Illusion in Islamic Gardens,” 69-88 [ref. 674];
Adam L UCAS, “The Role of the Monasteries in the
Development of Medieval Milling,” 89-127; Janet
S. L OENGARD, “Lords’ Rights and Neighbors’
Nuisances: Mills and Medieval English Law,”
129-152 [ref. 977]; Tim S ISTRUNK, “The Right
to the Wind in the Later Middle Ages,” 153-169;
Roberta M AGNUSSON, “Public and Private Ur-
ban Hydrology: Water Management in Medieval
London,” 171-187; Thomas F. G LICK and Luis
Pablo M ART ÍNEZ, “Mills and Millers in Medieval
Valencia,” 189-211; David W. M ARSHALL, “John
Ball’s Revolutionary Windmill: ‘The Letter of
Jakke Mylner’ in the English Rising of 1381,” 213-
234; Kirk A MBROSE, “The ‘Mystic Mill’ Capital
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
at Vézelay,” 235-258; Shana W ORTHEN, “Of Mills
and Meaning,” 259-281.
330. RENAISSANCE, WESTERN EUROPEAN
CONTEXTS
(15th and 16th centuries; see also 320-Medieval for
topics beginning earlier)
330-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
1155. A RTIS, Aderemi Ethan. “Francis Bacon and
the Scientific Reformation.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07
(2008).
Dissertation at Princeton University, 2007. Pub.
no. AAT 3273503. 120 pp.
1156. C APRA, Fritjof. The Science of Leonardo:
Inside the Mind of the Great Genius of the Renais-
sance. (xx + 329 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Doubleday, 2007. ISBN: 9780385513906.
1157. C LUCAS, Stephen. (Ed.) John Dee: Interdis-
ciplinary Studies in English Renaissance Thought.
International Archives of the History of Ideas, 193.
(xvii + 366 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht, Nether-
lands: Springer, 2006. ISBN: 1402042450.
Contents: Stephen C LUCAS, “Introduction: In-
tellectual History and the Identity of John Dee,”
1-22; Nicholas H. C LULEE, “John Dee’s Natural
Philosophy Revisited,” 23-37 [ref. 1442]; Robert
G OULDING, “Wings (or Stairs) to the Heavens:
The Parallactic Treatises of John Dee and Thomas
Digges,” 41-63 [ref. 1242]; Stephen J OHNSTON,
“Like Father, Like Son? John Dee, Thomas Digges
and the Identity of the Mathematician,” 65-84
[ref. 1228]; Richard D UNN, “John Dee and Astrol-
ogy in Elizabethan England,” 85-94 [ref. 1251];
Robert BALDWIN, “John Dee’s Interest in the Ap-
plication of Nautical Science, Mathematics and
Law to English Naval Affairs,” 97-130 [ref. 1283];
William H. S HERMAN, “John Dee’s Columbian
Encounter,” 131-140 [ref. 1291]; Karen De L E ÓN -
J ONES, “John Dee and the Kabbalah,” 143-158
[ref. 1210]; Federico C AVALLARO, “The Alchemi-
cal Significance of John Dee’s Monas Hieroglyph-
ica,” 159-176 [ref. 1271]; Jim R EEDS, “John Dee
and the Magic Tables in the Book of Soyga,” 177-
204 [ref. 1212]; György E. S Z ÖNYI, “Paracelsus,
Scrying, and the Lingua Adamica: Contexts for
John Dee’s Angel Magic,” 207-229 [ref. 1214];
Stephen C LUCAS, “John Dee’s Angelic Conver-
sations and the Ars Notoria: Renaissance Magic
and Mediaeval Theurgy,” 231-273 [ref. 1206];
Deborah E. H ARKNESS, “The Nexus of Angelol-
ogy, Eschatology, and Natural Philosophy in John
Dee’s Angel Conversations and Library,” 275-282
[ref. 1207]; Susan BASSNETT, “Absent Presences:
Edward Kelley’s Family in the Writings of John
Dee,” 285-294 [ref. 1204]; Jan B ÄCKLUND, “In
the Footsteps of Edward Kelley: Some Manuscript
References at the Royal Library in Copenhagen
Concerning an Alchemical Circle around John Dee
and Edward Kelley,” 295-330 [ref. 1269]; Julian
85
ROBERTS, “Additions and Corrections to ‘John
Dee’s Library Catalogue,’ ” 333-343 [ref. 1168];
Stephen C LUCAS, “Recent Works on John Dee
(1988–2005): A Select Bibliography,” 345-350
[ref. 1166].
Reviews: [ref. R202]
1158. C OHEN, H. Floris. “The Onset of the Scientific
Revolution: Three Near-Simultaneous Transforma-
tions.” In The Science of Nature in the Seventeenth
Century, edited by A NSTEY and S CHUSTER (2005)
[ref. 1364], 9–33.
1159. D EVREESE, J. T., and Guido Vanden B ERGHE.
“Magic Is No Magic”: The Wonderful World of Simon
Stevin. (xxxvi + 310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston:
WIT, 2008. ISBN: 9781845640927.
On the early modern physicist and mathematician,
important for his work on decimal fractions, stan-
dardization of weights and measures, and statics
and hydrostatics.
1160. L ANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “From My Note-
books: A Compendium of Renaissance Science:
Ta,alumot h.okmah by Moses Galeano.” Aleph 7
¯
(2007): 285–318.
Galeano’s work covers the fields of astronomy,
mathematics, alchemy, and ethics.
1161. L EU, Urs B., Raffael K ELLER, and Sandra
W EIDMANN. Conrad Gessner’s Private Library.
History of Science and Medicine Library, 5. (xii +
310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2008. ISBN:
9789004167230.
On the library of the Swiss physician and polymath
Conrad Gessner (1516-1565).
1162. M ARSHALL, Peter H. The Magic Circle of
Rudolf II: Alchemy and Astrology in Renaissance
Prague. (276 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Walker & Co., 2006. ISBN: 0802715516.
1163. PALMIERI, Paolo. “Science and Authority in
Giacomo Zabarella.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 404–427.
On this Renaissance Italian Aristotelian philoso-
pher.
1164. RUDERMAN, David B., and Giuseppe V ELTRI.
(Eds.) Cultural Intermediaries: Jewish Intellectuals
in Early Modern Italy. Jewish Culture and Contexts.
(293 pp.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: University of
Pennsylvania Press, 2004. ISBN: 081223779X.
Includes: Moshe I DEL, “Italy in Safed, Safed in
Italy: Toward an Interactive History of Sixteenth-
Century Kabbalah,” 239-269 [ref. 1208].
330-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS
1165. L AVAGGI, Andrea. “La scienza in Liguria nei
secoli XVI e XVII: limiti, propensioni, individualità.”
Physis 42 (2005): 501–519.
On science in Genoa and especially Giovan Battista
Baliani.
86 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
330-3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
(includes bibliographies, electronic sources, and
works on libraries, archives, and museums)
1166. C LUCAS, Stephen. “Recent Works on John
Dee (1988–2005): A Select Bibliography.” In John
Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 345–350.
1167. DASTON, Lorraine, and Katharine PARK.
(Eds.) Early Modern Science. The Cambridge His-
tory of Science, 3. (xxvii + 865 pp.; ill.; index.) Cam-
bridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0521572444.
Reviews: [ref. 1379, R256]
1168. ROBERTS, Julian. “Additions and Corrections
to ‘John Dee’s Library Catalogue.’ ” In John Dee,
edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 333–343.
330-5. HISTORIOGRAPHY; HISTORICAL
METHODS
(see also Part B-Theoretical approaches)
1169. I NKSTER, Ian. “Thoughtful Doing and Early-
Modern Oeconomy.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by
ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 443–452.
330-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
1170. S HACKELFORD, Jole. “Texts, Illustrations
and Artifacts: Intertextuality in the Transmission of
Scientific Knowledge.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 281–
285.
Essay review of Sachiko K USUKAWA and Ian
M ACLEAN (eds.), Transmitting Knowledge (2006).
330-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
1171. BALDASSO, Renzo. “Illustrating the Book of
Nature in the Renaissance: Drawing, Painting, and
Printing Geometric Diagrams and Scientific Figures.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at Columbia University, 2007. Advi-
sor: Freedberg, David. Pub. no. AAT 3285042.
510 pp. Situates the history in the context of the
intellectual culture of late 15th-century Venice.
1172. F RENCH, Sara L., and Kay E THERIDGE.
(Eds.) Origins of Science Learning: Essays on Cul-
ture and Knowledge in Early Modern Europe. Fore-
word by Jonathan S EITZ. (x + 208 pp.; bibl.) Lewis-
ton: Edwin Mellen Press, 2007. ISBN: 0773453695.
Contents (from WorldCat): Daniel S ELCER, “The
Edges of Extension and the Limits of the Text:
Leibniz, Materiality, and History,” 1-26 [ref. 1470];
Michael C UNNINGHAM, “The Holy Laws of Na-
ture: Vallisneri, Antediluvian Men and the Flood,”
27-62 [ref. 1779]; Kay E THERIDGE, “Loathsome
Beasts: Images of Reptiles and Amphibians in
Art and Science,” 63-88 [ref. 1563]; Elizabeth
O LDMAN, “Technocrat of Gunpowder and Can-
non: Satan’s Mechanical Contrivances in Paradise
Lost’s War in Heaven,” 89-116 [ref. 1636]; Lauren
K LEIN, “To Mine for Truth: The Metaphor of Min-
ing in Francis Bacon’s The Great Instauration,”
117-138 [ref. 1631]; Beatriz C RUZ -S OTOMAYOR,
“Gender and Scientific Authority: Huarte de San
Juan’s Examen de ingenios and Oliva Sabuco’s
Nueva filosofia,” 139-152 [ref. 1189]; Sara L.
F RENCH, “Building Gender into the Elizabethan
Prodigy House,” 153-168 [ref. 1399]; Roberta
M ARTIN, “ ‘That Awful Throne’: Donne, Behn,
and the Culture of Dissection,” 169-196 [ref. 1394].
1173. H ARKNESS, Deborah E. The Jewel House:
Elizabethan London and the Scientific Revolution.
(xviii + 349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780300111965.
“This book explores the streets, shops, back alleys,
and gardens of Elizabethan London, where a bois-
terous and diverse group of men and women shared
a keen interest in the study of nature.” (from the
publisher)
1174. M C T IGHE, Geoffrey Neal Cassady. “The New
Light of Europe: Giordano Bruno and the Modern
Age.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/11 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 2007. Advisor: Rao, Ennio. Pub.
no. AAT 3289023. 286 pp. “I analyze metaphors
in the lives and works of two thinkers who es-
pouse Brunonian ideas: Nicola Antonio Stigliola
(1546–1623) and Andrea Fodio Gambara (c.1588–
c.1660).” (from the abstract)
1175. P IRILLO, Diego. “Bruno, gli Inglesi e il Nuovo
Mondo.” Rinascimento 44 (2004): 49–76.
The focus is less on Bruno than on the brutal
conquest of the New World.
330-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
1176. H EHENBERGER, Susanne. “Dehumanised
Sinners and Their Instruments of Sin: Men and
Animals in Early Modern Bestiality Cases, Aus-
tria 1500–1800.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 381–417.
1177. P IMENTEL, Juan. “The Iberian Vision: Sci-
ence and Empire in the Framework of a Univer-
sal Monarchy, 1500–1800.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 17–30.
330-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
1178. C HON É, Paulette. “Faire le beau pour faire la
paix. Considérations sur les bêtes dressées de Joseph
Boillot (1592).” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 567–601.
1179. E GMOND, Florike. “Curious Fish: Connec-
tions between Some Sixteenth-Century Watercolours
and Prints.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 245–272.
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
1180. G RAFTON, Anthony. “Renaissance Histories
of Art and Nature.” In The Artificial and the Natu-
ral, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN
(2007) [ref. 3], 185–210.
1181. G UTBUB, Christophe. “Du livre X de Quinti-
lien à la Deffence de Du Bellay : le motif de la culture
et l’imitation entre nature et art.” Bibl. Hum. Renaiss.
67 (2005): 287–324.
1182. K AUFMANN, Thomas DaCosta. “The Artifi-
cial and the Natural: Arcimboldo and the Origins of
Still Life.” In The Artificial and the Natural, edited by
B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3],
149–184.
1183. KOPPENOL, Johan. “Noah’s Ark Disembarked
in Holland: Animals in Dutch Poetry, 1500–1700.”
In Early Modern Zoology, edited by E NENKEL et al.
(2007) [ref. 1303], 451–528.
1184. M ETZE, Gudula, Andreas K ÜHNE, and Stefan
K IRSCHNER. “Der Wandel der Copernicus-Porträts
bis zum Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts.” In Miscellanea
Kepleriana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005)
[ref. 1365], 65–79.
1185. S CHNOOR, Franziska. “Octopuses, Foxes and
Hares: Animals in Early Modern Latin and German
Proverbs.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 529–545.
1186. S EIDEL, Linda. “Visual Representation as
Instructional Text: Jan van Eyck and The Ghent
Altarpiece.” In Making Knowledge in Early Mod-
ern Europe, edited by S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007)
[ref. 16], 45–67.
1187. S INGER, Julie. “Lines of Sight: Love Lyric,
Science, and Authority in Late Medieval and Early
Modern French and Italian Culture.” Diss. Abstr. Int.
A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at Duke University, 2006. Advisor:
Finucci, Vlaeria and Helen Solterer. Pub. no. AAT
3267931. 253 pp. A study of poetics and science
through a focus on the image of the eye and its
physiological relationship to love.
1188. W EEKS, Sophie. “Francis Bacon and the Art-
Nature Distinction.” Ambix 54 (2007): 117–145.
330-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
1189. C RUZ -S OTOMAYOR, Beatriz. “Gender and
Scientific Authority: Huarte de San Juan’s Examen
de ingenios and Oliva Sabuco’s Nueva filosofia.” In
Origins of Science Learning, edited by F RENCH and
E THERIDGE (2007) [ref. 1172], 139–152.
1190. H UNTER, Lynette. “Women and Science in
the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries—Different
Social Practices, Different Textualities, and Differ-
ent Kinds of Science.” In Men, Women, and the
Birthing of Modern Science, edited by Z INSSER
(2005) [ref. 224], 123–140.
87
1191. L ONG, Kathleen P. Hermaphrodites in Re-
naissance Europe. Women and Gender in the Early
Modern World. (x + 268 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Alder-
shot, U.K.: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 0754656098.
Reviews: [ref. R651]
1192. O SLER, Margaret J. “The Gender of Nature
and the Nature of Gender in Early Modern Natu-
ral Philosophy.” In Men, Women, and the Birthing
of Modern Science, edited by Z INSSER (2005)
[ref. 224], 71–85.
330-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
1193. A LLEN, Michael J. B. “At Variance: Mar-
silio Ficino, Platonism and Heresy.” In Platonism
at the Origins of Modernity, edited by H EDLEY and
H UTTON (2008) [ref. 1452], 31–44.
1194. B ROOKE, John, and Ekmeleddin İ HSANO ǦLU.
(Eds.) Religious Values and the Rise of Science in
Europe. (258 pp.; ill.) Istanbul: Research Center for
Islamic History Art and Culture, 2005.
The majority of the articles in this book were
presented at the workshop titled “Science and Hu-
man Values,” organized by the European Science
Foundation in cooperation with IRCICA and the
Turkish Society for History of Science (6–7 Oc-
tober 2001, IRCICA Istanbul). A major theme of
the book is the reception of Copernican astronomy,
with comparisons between Catholic, Lutheran,
Calvinist, and Ottoman responses. Contributing
authors include: John B ROOKE, John N ORTH, Pe-
ter BARKER, Charlotte M ETHUEN, Anne-Charlott
T REPP, Kenneth H OWELL, Paolo P ONZIO, Mari-
ano A RTIGAS, Rafael M ART ÍNEZ, William S HEA,
Robert I LIFFE, Ekmeleddin İ HSANO ǦLU, and
Sonja B RENTJES.
Reviews: [ref. R144]
1195. H ARRISON, Peter. The Fall of Man and the
Foundations of Science. (xi + 300 pp.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780521875592.
On the religious foundations of scientific knowl-
edge in the 16th and 17th centuries as related to the
notion of the Fall of Man and “the extent to which
the mind and the senses had been damaged by that
primeval event.” (from the publisher)
1196. H OTSON, Howard. “The Instauration of
the Image of God in Man: Humanist Anthropol-
ogy, Encyclopaedic Pedagogy, Baconianism and
Universal Reform.” In The Practice of Reform in
Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538],
1–21.
1197. J OHNSON, Carina L. “Stone Gods and
Counter-Reformation Knowledges.” In Making
Knowledge in Early Modern Europe, edited by
S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 233–247.
On the idolatrous nature of objects on display in
princely collections.
1198. M ATTHEWS, Steven. Theology and Science
in the Thought of Francis Bacon. (ix + 150 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN:
9780754662525.
88 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
330-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
1199. F EHRENBACH, Frank. “The Pathos of Func-
tion: Leonardo’s Technical Drawings.” In Instru-
ments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et al.
(2008) [ref. 1419], 78–106.
1200. H ON, Giora, and Yaakov Z IK. “Geometry
of Light and Shadow: Francesco Maurolyco (1494–
1575) and the Pinhole Camera.” Ann. Sci. 64 (2007):
549–578.
1201. J OHNSTON, Stephen. “Reading Rules: Arte-
factual Evidence for Mathematics and Craft in Early-
Modern England.” In The Whipple Museum of the
History of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH
(2006) [ref. 2766], 233–253.
330-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
1202. F EINGOLD, Mordechai, and Vı́ctor NAVARRO
B ROTONS. (Eds.) Universities and Science in the
Early Modern Period. Archimedes, 12. (viii + 309
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2006. ISBN:
1402039743.
Contents: Grazina ROSINSKA, “‘Mathematics
for Astronomy’ at Universities in Copernicus’
Time”; José C HAB ÁS, “The University of Sala-
manca and the Renaissance of Astronomy dur-
ing the Second Half of the 15th Century”; Luis
Garcı́a BALLESTER, “Medical Science and Med-
ical Teachings at the University of Salamanca
in the 15th Century”; José M. L ÓPEZ P I ÑERO,
“The Faculty of Medicine of Valencia”; Victor
NAVARRO -B ROTONS, “The Cultivation of Astron-
omy in Spanish Universities in the Latter Half of
the 16th Century”; Roger A RIEW, “The Sphere
of Jacques Du Chevreul: Astronomy at the Uni-
versity of Paris in the 1620s”; Maija K ALLINEN,
“Lectures and Practices: The Variety of Math-
ematical and Mechanical Teaching at the Uni-
versity of Uppsala in the 17th Century”; Maria
Teresa B ORGATO, “Mathematical Research in Ital-
ian Universities in the Modern Era”; Luigi P EPE,
“Universities, Academies, and Sciences in the
Modern Age”; Luı́s Miguel C AROLINO, Henrique
L EIT ÃO, “Natural Philosophy and Mathematics
in Portuguese Universities, 1550–1650”; Piero del
N EGRO, “Venetian Policy toward the University
of Padua and Scientific Progress during the 18th
Century”; Paul W OOD, “Candide in Caledonia:
The Culture of Science in the Scottish Universi-
ties, 1690–1805”; Ugo BALDINI, “The Sciences
at the University of Rome in the 18th Century”;
José Luis P ESET, “Enlightenment and Renova-
tion in the Spanish University”; Antonio Garcı́a
B ELMAR, José Ramón B ERTOMEU S ÁNCHEZ,
“Spanish Chemistry Textbooks during Late 18th
Century”; Cristina S ENDRA -M OCHOL Í, “Botany
in University Studies in the Late 18th Century:
The Case of Valencia University”; Agusti N IETO -
G ALAN, Antoni ROCA -ROSELL, “Scientific Ed-
ucation and the Crisis of the University in 18th
Century Barcelona”; and Luis Carlos A RBOLEDA
A PARICIO, Diana Soto A RANGO, “The Theories
of Copernicus and Newton in the Viceroyship of
Nueva Granada and the Audiencia De Caracas
during the 18th Century.”
330-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
1203. BALL, Philip. The Devil’s Doctor: Paracelsus
and the World of Renaissance Magic and Science. (xi
+ 435 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: W. Heinemann,
2006. ISBN: 0434011347.
1204. BASSNETT, Susan. “Absent Presences: Ed-
ward Kelley’s Family in the Writings of John Dee.”
In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157],
285–294.
1205. BAUER, Ralph. “A New World of Secrets:
Occult Philosophy in the Sixteenth-Century Atlantic.”
In Science and Empire in the Atlantic World, edited
by D ELBOURGO and D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 99–126.
1206. C LUCAS, Stephen. “John Dee’s Angelic Con-
versations and the Ars Notoria: Renaissance Magic
and Mediaeval Theurgy.” In John Dee, edited by
C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 231–273.
1207. H ARKNESS, Deborah E. “The Nexus of An-
gelology, Eschatology, and Natural Philosophy in
John Dee’s Angel Conversations and Library.” In
John Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157],
275–282.
1208. I DEL, Moshe. “Italy in Safed, Safed in Italy:
Toward an Interactive History of Sixteenth-Century
Kabbalah.” In Cultural Intermediaries, edited by
RUDERMAN and V ELTRI (2004) [ref. 1164], 239–
269.
1209. K AVEY, Allison. Books of Secrets: Natural
Philosophy in England, 1550–1600. (x + 197 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Urbana: University of Illinois Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780252032097.
Explores the rise of print culture in relation to the
popularity of books about the natural world dealing
with alchemy, necromancy, and other such works;
a study of the production of the texts and readers
reactions to them.
1210. L E ÓN -J ONES, Karen De. “John Dee and the
Kabbalah.” In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006)
[ref. 1157], 143–158.
1211. L ONG, Pamela O. “New Work on the ‘Occult’
and Natural Disciplines of the Renaissance.” Renaiss.
Quart. 55 (2002): 1323–1336.
Essay review of Peter P ESIC, Labyrinth (2000);
Urszula S ZULAKOWSKA, The Alchemy of Light
(2000); Dieter B LUME, Regenten des Himmels
(2000); Ornella Pompeo FARACOVI, Gli oroscopi
di Cristo (1999); Anthony G RAFTON, Cardano’s
cosmos (1999); Anthony G RAFTON and Nancy
S IRAISI (eds.), Natural Particulars (1999); Zakiya
H ANAFI, The Monster in the Machine (2000).
1212. R EEDS, Jim. “John Dee and the Magic Ta-
bles in the Book of Soyga.” In John Dee, edited by
C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 177–204.
1213. R EMY, Nicolas. Demonolatry: An Account
of the Historical Practice of Witchcraft. Edited by
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
Montague S UMMERS. Edited with introduction and
notes by Montague S UMMERS. Translated by E. A.
A SHWIN. (xliii + 188 pp.) Mineola, N.Y.: Dover
Publications, 2008. ISBN: 9780486461373.
Translation of this influential 1595 book.
1214. S Z ÖNYI, György E. “Paracelsus, Scrying, and
the Lingua Adamica: Contexts for John Dee’s Angel
Magic.” In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006)
[ref. 1157], 207–229.
1215. S Z ÖNYI, György Endre. John Dee’s Oc-
cultism: Magical Exaltation through Powerful Signs.
SUNY Series in Western Esoteric Traditions. (xviii +
362 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Albany: State University
of New York Press, 2004. ISBN: 0791462234.
Focuses on the ideology of exaltatio, the glorifica-
tion or deification of man and its relationship to the
activities of John Dee.
Reviews: [ref. R996]
1216. Z AMBELLI, Paola. White Magic, Black Magic
in the European Renaissance: From Ficino and Della
Porta to Trithemius, Agrippa, Bruno. Studies in
Medieval and Reformation Traditions, 125. (x +
282 pp.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN:
9789004160989.
Looks at interaction of the ideas and practices
of learned magicians with popular rites and
witchcraft.
330-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
1217. A LEKSANDER, Jason. “The Disavowal of
Renaissance Philosophical Crises and the Geneses of
Modern Philosophy and Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/12 (2008).
Dissertation at Vanderbilt University, 2007. Ad-
visor: Dobbs-Weinstein, Idit. Pub. no. AAT
3293855. 228 pp.
1218. D E B ELLIS, Ennio. Nicoletto Vernia e Ago-
stino Nifo: aspetti storiografici e metodologici. Testi
e saggi / Università degli studi di Lecce. Facoltà di
lettere e filosofia. Dipartimento di filologia classica e
di scienze filosofiche, 30. (242 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Galatina, Italy: Congedo, 2003. ISBN: 888086517X.
1219. E DWARDS, Michael. “Time and Perception
in Late Renaissance Aristotelianism.” In Theories
of Perception in Medieval and Early Modern Phi-
losophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN
(2008) [ref. 487], 225–244.
1220. K LIER, Gerhard. Die drei Geister des Men-
schen: Die sogenannte Spirituslehre in der frühen
Neuzeit. (212 pp.; bibl.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner,
2002. ISBN: 3515081968.
Reviews: [ref. R577]
1221. K REMER, Klaus. Praegustatio naturalis sapi-
entiae: Gott suchen mit Nikolaus von Kues. Buchreihe
der Cusanus-Gesellschaft. (xiv + 605 pp.) Münster,
Germany: Aschendorff, 2004. ISBN: 3402034999.
A collection of ten previously published articles.
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1222. M ORAN, Dermot. “Nicholas of Cusa (1401–
1464): Platonism at the Dawn of Modernity.” In
Platonism at the Origins of Modernity, edited by
H EDLEY and H UTTON (2008) [ref. 1452], 9–30.
1223. ROBINSON, Kate. “The Celestial Streams of
Giulio Camillo.” Hist. Sci. 43 (2005): 321–341.
On the Renaissance philosopher and his natural
philosophical ideas.
330-103. MATHEMATICS
1224. F ÉRY-H UE, Françoise, and Maryvonne
S PIESSER. “Le recueil mathématique de Cesena,
Biblioteca Malatestiana, S . XXVI.6, au cœur du réseau
franco-occitan des mathématiques pratiques du XVe
siècle.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 47–88.
1225. F IELD, Judith Veronica. Piero Della
Francesca: A Mathematician’s Art. (xi + 420 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University Press,
2005. ISBN: 0300103425.
On Piero’s work as both a mathematician and a
painter.
1226. G ONÇALVES, Carlos Henrique Barbosa, and
Zaqueu Vieira O LIVEIRA. “Geometria, Reforma e
Contra-Reforma na Carta de 1 de julho de 1597, de
Adriaan van Roomen para Clavius.” Circumscribere
3 (2007): 11–19.
“This letter brings in the foreground traces of
a close cooperation between these two men as
regards technical mathematical questions, mainly
the so-called Apollonian Problem.” (from the
abstract)
1227. H ARRIOT, Thomas. Thomas Harriot’s Artis
Analyticae Praxis: An English Translation with Com-
mentary. Edited by Muriel S ELTMAN and Robert
G OULDING. Sources and Studies in the History of
Mathematics and Physical Sciences. (viii + 299 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2007. ISBN:
0387495118.
1228. J OHNSTON, Stephen. “Like Father, Like Son?
John Dee, Thomas Digges and the Identity of the
Mathematician.” In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS
(2006) [ref. 1157], 65–84.
1229. M ERSCH, Dieter. “Representation and Dis-
tortion: On the Construction of Rationality and
Irrationality in Early Modern Modes of Represen-
tation.” In Instruments in Art and Science, edited by
S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 20–38.
On geometry and perspective.
1230. S TEDALL, Jacqueline. “Notes Made by
Thomas Harriot on the Treatises of François Viète.”
Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 62 (2008): 179–200.
1231. S TEDALL, Jacqueline. “Symbolism, Combi-
nations, and Visual Imagery in the Mathematics of
Thomas Harriot.” Hist. Math. 34 (2007): 380–401.
Argues that symbolic and imagistic elements of
Harriot’s mathematical writing are observable in
the mid-1580s in the phonetic alphabet he devised
to record the speech of American Indians. (from
the abstract)
90 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
330-104. MUSIC
1232. B ERNS, Jörg Jochen. “Instrumental Sound and
Ruling Spaces of Resonance in the Early Modern
Period: On the Acoustic Setting of the Princely
potestas Claims within a Ceremonial Frame.” In
Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 479–507.
330-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
1233. BARKER, Peter, and Bernard R. G OLDSTEIN.
“Patronage and the Production of De Revolutionibus.”
J. Hist. Astron. 34 (2003): 345–368.
1234. C HRISTIANSON, J. R. (Ed.) Tycho Brahe and
Prague: Crossroads of European Science. Proceed-
ings of the International Symposium on the History
of Science in the Rudolphine Period, Prague, 22-25
October 2001. Acta historica astronomiae, 16. (392
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Frankfurt am Main: Deutsch, 2002.
ISBN : 381711687X.
Contains 37 essays on “the life and work of Tycho
Brahe, the astronomy from 15th to 17th century,
as well as the aspects of Rudolphine Prague as the
center of scientific and intellectual life.” (from the
publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R190]
1235. C LUTTON -B ROCK, Martin. “Copernicus’s
Path to His Cosmology: An Attempted Reconstruc-
tion.” J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 197–216.
1236. DANIELSON, Dennis. “Achilles Gasser and
the Birth of Copernicanism.” J. Hist. Astron. 35
(2004): 457–474.
1237. DANIELSON, Dennis Richard. The First
Copernican: Georg Joachim Rheticus and the Rise
of the Copernican Revolution. (264 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York, NY: Walker & Company, 2006.
ISBN : 0802715303.
Reviews: [ref. R248]
1238. DAXECKER, Franz. The Physicist and As-
tronomer Christopher Scheiner: Biography, Letters,
Works. Publications at Innsbruck University, 246.
(175 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Innsbruck: Leopold-
Franzens-University of Innsbruck, 2004. ISBN:
3901249699.
1239. FARA, Patricia. “Tycho Brahe: Emperor of
Hven and the Heavens.” Endeavour 31 (2007): 86–
87.
1240. FARKAS, Gábor F., and Endre Z SOLDOS.
“The New Star of 1572 and Hungary.” J. Hist. Astron.
38 (2007): 477–486.
1241. G ASSOWSKI, Jerzy. (Ed.) Poszukiwanie grobu
Mikołaja Kopernika. Castri Dominae Nostrae Litterae
Annales, 2. (217 pp.; ill.) Frombork, Poland: Balty-
cki Osrodek Badawczy, 2005. ISBN: 8389709457.
Reviews: [ref. R388]
1242. G OULDING, Robert. “Wings (or Stairs) to the
Heavens: The Parallactic Treatises of John Dee and
Thomas Digges.” In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS
(2006) [ref. 1157], 41–63.
1243. H ÅKANSSON, Håkan. (Ed.) Att låta själen
flyga mellan himlens tinnar: Tycho Brahe och
Renässansen. (245 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stockholm: At-
lantis, 2006. ISBN: 9789173531047.
Reviews: [ref. R438]
1244. H ALLYN, Fernand. “Copernicus’s Reception
in Holland.” J. Hist. Astron. 34 (2003): 453–454.
Essay review of Rienk V ERMIJ, The Calvinist
Copernicans (2002).
1245. JARDINE, Nicholas, Katherine H ARLOE, Di-
eter L AUNERT, and Alain S EGONDS. “Tycho v.
Ursus: The Build-Up to a Trial, Part 2.” J. Hist.
Astron. 36 (2005): 125–165.
See also Nicholas JARDINE, Dieter L AUNERT,
Alain S EGONDS, Adam M OSLEY, and Karin T Y-
BJERG , “Tycho v. Ursus” J. Hist. Astron. 36
(2005): 81–106.
1246. K NOX, Dilwyn. “Ficino and Copernicus.” In
Marsilio Ficino, edited by Michael J. B. A LLEN,
Valery R EES and Martin DAVIES (Leiden: Brill,
2002), 399–418.
1247. M OSLEY, Adam, Nicholas JARDINE, and
Karin T YBJERG. “Epistolary Culture, Editorial Prac-
tices, and the Propriety of Tycho’s Astronomical
Letters.” J. Hist. Astron. 34 (2003): 421–451.
1248. R EMMERT, Volker R. “Visual Legitimisation
of Astronomy in the Sixteenth and Seventeeth Cen-
turies: Atlas, Hercules and Tycho’s Nose.” Part of
a special issue: “Objects, Texts and Images in the
History of Science” [ref. 42]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38
(2007): 327–362.
1249. T OUSSAINT, Stéphane. “Ficino, Archimedes
and the Celestial Arts.” In Marsilio Ficino, edited
by Michael J. B. A LLEN, Valery R EES and Martin
DAVIES (Leiden: Brill, 2002), 307–326.
330-111. ASTROLOGY
1250. D OUGHERTY, M. V. (Ed.) Pico della Mi-
randola: New Essays. (vii + 238 pp.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780521847360.
Includes: Sheila J. R ABIN, “Pico on Magic and
Astrology.”
1251. D UNN, Richard. “John Dee and Astrology
in Elizabethan England.” In John Dee, edited by
C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 85–94.
1252. H AYTON, Darin. “Martin Bylica at the Court
of Matthias Corvinus: Astrology and Politics in Re-
naissance Hungary.” Centaurus 49 (2007): 185–198.
1253. M AZA, Clelia Martinez. “La defensa Católica
y el uso de la astrologı́a grecorromana como pauta de
corrupción religiosa.” MHNH 7 (2007): 183–198.
On the effort in Catholic polemics (in particular of
Jesuit Louis Richeome) to associate Lutheranism
with paganism by linking it to Greco-Roman as-
trology.
1254. R INALDI, Michele. “Un sodalizio poetico-
astrologico nella Napoli del Quatrocento: Lorenzo
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
Bonincontri e Giovanni Pontano.” MHNH 4 (2004):
221–243.
On two 15th-century astrological poets and their
mutual influences.
1255. S ERVET, Michel. Discussion apologétique
pour l’astrologie contre un certain médecin. Edited
by Jean D UP ÈBE. Translation by Jean D UP ÈBE.
Text in Latin and French. Cahiers d’humanisme et
Renaissance, 69. (84 pp.; bibl.) Genève: Droz, 2004.
ISBN : 2600009507.
Reviews: [ref. R923]
330-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1256. B ÜTTNER, Jochen. “The Pendulum as a Chal-
lenging Object in Early-Modern Mechanics.” In
Mechanics and Natural Philosophy before the Scien-
tific Revolution, edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008)
[ref. 344], 223–238.
1257. C AMEROTA, Michele, and Mario H ELBING.
“Galileo and Pisan Aristotelianism: Galileo’s De
Motu Antiquiora and the Quaestiones De Motu Ele-
mentorum of the Pisan Professors.” Early Sci. & Med.
5 (2000): 319–365.
Focuses on manuscripts dated between 1589 and
1592, when Galileo taught mathematics at the
University of Pisa, placing them in the context of
a debate between Girolamo Borro and Francesco
Buonamici.
1258. D OLZA, Luisa, and Hélène V ÉRIN. “Figurer
la mécanique : l’énigme des théâtres de machines de
la Renaissance.” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. 51, no. 2
(2004): 7–37.
1259. G RUTER, Konrad. De Machinis et Rebus
Mechanicis: Ein Maschinenbuch aus Italien für den
König von Dänemark, 1393–1424. Edited by Dietrich
L OHRMANN, Horst K RANZ, and Ulrich A LERTZ.
Studi e testi, 428-429. (2 vol.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Città
del Vaticano: Biblioteca apostolica vaticana, 2006.
ISBN : 8821007863.
1260. H ELBING, Mario Otto. “Mechanics and Natu-
ral Philosophy in Late 16th-Century Pisa: Cesalpino
and Buonamici, Humanist Masters of the Faculty of
Arts.” In Mechanics and Natural Philosophy before
the Scientific Revolution, edited by L AIRD and ROUX
(2008) [ref. 344], 185–194.
1261. L AIRD, Walter Roy. “Nature, Mechanics, and
Voluntary Movement in Giuseppe Moletti’s Lectures
on the Pseudo-Aristotelian Mechanica.” In Mechan-
ics and Natural Philosophy before the Scientific Revo-
lution, edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344],
173–184.
1262. NAVARRO B ROTONS, Victor. “Mechanics
in Spain at the End of the 16th Century and the
Madrid Academy of Mathematics.” In Mechanics and
Natural Philosophy before the Scientific Revolution,
edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344], 239–
258.
1263. PALMIERI, Paolo. “ ‘Spuntar lo scoglio più
duro’: Did Galileo Ever Think the Most Beautiful
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Thought Experiment in the History of Science?”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 (2005): 223–240.
On the famous tower of Pisa motion experiment.
1264. S AITO, Fumikazu. “Experimento e ma-
temática: o estudo das lentes segundo a perspectiva
de Giambattista della Porta (1535–1615).” Circum-
scribere 4 (2008): 83–101.
1265. V ILAIN, Christiane. “Circular and Rectilinear
Motion in the Mechanica and in the 16th Century.”
In Mechanics and Natural Philosophy before the
Scientific Revolution, edited by L AIRD and ROUX
(2008) [ref. 344], 149–172.
330-113. CHEMISTRY
1266. A LLEN, T. G., Michael S. C OTTERILL, and
Geoffrey P IKE. Copperas: An Account of the Whit-
stable Works and the First Industrial-Scale Chemical
Production in England. Canterbury Archaeological
Trust Occasional Paper, 2. (ix + 64 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Canterbury: Canterbury Archaeological Trust,
2004. ISBN: 1870545087.
On the ferrous sulfate industry in 16th- and 17th-
century England.
Reviews: [ref. R12]
1267. K LEIN, Ursula. “Styles of Experimentation
and Alchemical Matter Theory in the Scientific Rev-
olution.” Metascience 16 (2007): 247–256.
Essay review of William Royall N EWMAN, Atoms
and Alchemy (2006).
1268. M ORETTI, Cesare, Carlo Stefano S ALERNO,
and Sabina T OMMASI F ERRONI. (Eds.) Ricette
vetrarie muranesi: Gasparo Brunoro e il manoscritto
di Danzica. Arte e restauro. (206 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Firenze: Nardini, 2004. ISBN: 8840450661.
On glassmaking techniques from the 15th through
17th centuries; discusses chemical laboratory tech-
niques and recipe books.
Reviews: [ref. R726]
330-114. ALCHEMY
1269. B ÄCKLUND, Jan. “In the Footsteps of Edward
Kelley: Some Manuscript References at the Royal
Library in Copenhagen Concerning an Alchemical
Circle around John Dee and Edward Kelley.” In John
Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 295–330.
1270. B ELTRAN, Maria Helena Roxo. “Os sabe-
res femininos em imagens e práticas destilatórias.”
Translated Title: [Female knowledge in distillation
images and practices]. Circumscribere 1 (2006):
37–49.
On the imagery of women and women’s work in
alchemical iconography from the late 16th century
on.
1271. C AVALLARO, Federico. “The Alchemical
Significance of John Dee’s Monas Hieroglyphica.”
In John Dee, edited by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157],
159–176.
1272. K AHN, Didier. Alchimie et Paracelsisme en
France à la fin de la Renaissance (1567–1625).
Cahiers d’humanisme et Renaissance, 80. (x + 806
92 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Droz, 2007. ISBN :
9782600006880.
1273. K AHN, Didier. “King Henry IV, Alchemy, and
Paracelsianism in France, 1589–1610.” In Chymists
and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367],
1–11.
1274. K AHN, Didier. “Paracelsisme et alchimie chez
Béroalde de Verville, à la lumière des Apprehensions
spirituelles, 1583.” Bibl. Hum. Renaiss. 66 (2004):
23–38.
1275. M ORAN, Bruce T. Andreas Libavius and the
Transformation of Alchemy: Separating Chemical
Cultures with Polemical Fire. (vi + 344 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Sagamore Beach, MA: Science History
Publications, 2007. ISBN: 9780881353952.
1276. M ORAN, Bruce T. “The Less Well-Known
Libavius: Spirits, Powers, and Metaphors in the Prac-
tice of Knowing Nature.” In Chymists and Chymistry,
edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367], 13–24.
1277. N UMMEDAL, Tara E. Alchemy and Authority
in the Holy Roman Empire. (xvii + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780226608563.
Using criminal trial records, contracts, laboratory
inventories, satires, and vernacular alchemical trea-
tises, the book shows how alchemists were a central
part of early modern science and commerce.
1278. P ERIFANO, Alfredo. “Giovan Battista Nazari
et Francesco Colonna : La réécriture alchimique de
l’Hypnerotomachia Poliphili.” Bibl. Hum. Renaiss.
66 (2004): 241–259.
1279. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José, and Elena
C ASTRO S OLER. “La Epistola super quinta essentia
de Luis de Centelles. Edición y Estudio.” Azogue 5
(2007): 70–89.
On a 1552 text dealing with an alchemical debate
between Spanish alchemists.
1280. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “El Manus-
crito 7443 de la Biblioteca Nacional de España. Iden-
tificación de su origen, autor y contenidos.” Azogue 5
(2007): 57–69.
Ms 7443 is an alchemical manuscript of the six-
teenth century compiled by Manuel Franco de
Guzman.
330-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
1281. L INDGREN, Uta. “Die frühneuzeitliche Geo-
logie auf dem Weg zu ihrer Fachsprache.” In Pratum
floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9],
307–315.
1282. N OBIS, Heribert M., and Bernhard
F RITSCHER. “Mittelalterlich-scholastiche Wurzeln
der Mineralogie Georgius Agricolas. Ein Beitrag zur
Geistesgeschichte der Geowissenschaften der frühen
Neuzeit.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS
et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 325–357.
330-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
1283. BALDWIN, Robert. “John Dee’s Interest in the
Application of Nautical Science, Mathematics and
Law to English Naval Affairs.” In John Dee, edited
by C LUCAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 97–130.
1284. BARRERA -O SORIO, Antonio. “Empiricism in
the Spanish Atlantic World.” In Science and Empire
in the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO and
D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 177–202.
Focus is on cosmography and piloting.
1285. F IORANI, Francesca. The Marvel of Maps:
Art, Cartography and Politics in Renaissance Italy.
(ix + 347 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0300107277.
1286. G RUZINSKI, Serge. “Mesures espagnoles et
mesures indiennes dans le Mexique du XVIe siècle.”
In La juste mesure, edited by M OULINIER et al.
(2005) [ref. 255], 145–157.
Focus on geographic measurement.
1287. J ENKS, Robert A. “An Early Italian Globe? A
Critical Study of a Terrestrial Globe in the Whipple
Museum.” In The Whipple Museum of the History
of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH (2006)
[ref. 2766], 211–231.
1288. M ANNERS, Ian, and M. Pinar E MIRALIOGLU.
European Cartographers and the Ottoman World,
1500–1750: Maps from the Collection of O. J. So-
pranos. (144 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chicago,
Ill.: Oriental Institute Museum of the University of
Chicago, 2007. ISBN: 9781885923530.
1289. P IGAFETTA, Antonio. The First Voyage
around the World, 1519–1522: An Account of Mag-
ellan’s Expedition. Edited by Theodore J. C ACHEY.
Lorenzo da Ponte Italian Library. (lxiv + 203 pp.;
maps; bibl.; index.) Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780802093707.
1290. S ANDMAN, Alison. “Controlling Knowledge:
Navigation, Cartography, and Secrecy in the Early
Modern Spanish Atlantic.” In Science and Empire in
the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW
(2008) [ref. 614], 31–51.
1291. S HERMAN, William H. “John Dee’s
Columbian Encounter.” In John Dee, edited by C LU -
CAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 131–140.
1292. W OODWARD, David. (Ed.) The History of
Cartography, Volume 3: Cartography in the Eu-
ropean Renaissance. (2272 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780226907321.
This volume is printed in two parts and includes
over a thousand maps, many in color.
330-122. NATURAL HISTORY
1293. G LARDON, Philippe. “L’histoire naturelle
du XVIe siècle : historiographie, méthodologie et
perspectives.” Gesnerus 63 (2006): 280–298.
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
1294. JABLONSKI WALKER, Suzanne. “Making and
Breaking the Stag: The Construction of the Animal
in the Early Modern Hunting Treatise.” In Early
Modern Zoology, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007)
[ref. 1303], 317–337.
1295. J ORDAN -G SCHWEND, Annemarie, and Almu-
dena Pérez de T UDELA. “Renaissance Menageries:
Exotic Animals and Pets at the Habsburg Courts in
Iberia and Central Europe.” In Early Modern Zool-
ogy, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303],
419–447.
1296. N EWMAN, William R. “The Homunculus and
the Mandrake: Art Aiding Nature versus Art Faking
Nature.” In Genesis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007)
[ref. 597], 119–130.
On the carving of fake mandrake roots to make
them appear humanlike.
330-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1297. H IRAI, Hiro. “Semence, vertu formatrice et
intellect agent chez Nicolò Leoniceno entre la tradi-
tion arabo-latine et la renaissance des commentateurs
grecs.” Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 134–165.
Analyzes the sources and philosophical frame-
work of Leoniceno’s work on embryology and the
concept of formative force.
1298. H IRAI, Hiro. “The Invisible Hand of God in
Seeds: Jacob Schegk’s Theory of Plastic Faculty.”
Part of special section: “Medieval and Early Modern
Medicine, Alchemy and Magic (Part II)” [ref. 970].
Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 377–404.
On the Aristotelian embryological theory of
Schegk (University of Tübingen professor of phi-
losophy) that is found in his 1580 book.
330-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
1299. E GMOND, Florike, Paul H OFTIJZER, and
Robert V ISSER. (Eds.) Carolus Clusius: Towards
a Cultural History of a Renaissance Naturalist. His-
tory of Science and Scholarship in the Netherlands, 8.
(vi + 349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9789069845067.
On the 16th-century botanist and his influ-
ence around Europe. Contributors: Florike
E GMOND, Marie-Elisabeth B OUTROUE, Gillian
L EWIS, Josep L. BARONA, Dora B OBORY, Kjell
L UNDQUIST, Jose Pardo T OMAS, Peter M ASON,
Sachiko K USUKAWA, Irene BALDRIGA, Andrea
Ubrizsy S AVOIA, and Sabine A NAGNOSTOU.
1300. G ONZ ÁLEZ B UENO, Antonio. “El descubri-
miento de la naturaleza del Nuevo Mundo: las plantas
americanas en la Europa del siglo XVI.” Translated
title: [The discovery of the New World nature: Amer-
ican plants in 16th century Europe.] In Spanish.
Circumscribere 2 (2007): 10–25.
93
330-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
1301. C ASTELLI, Daniela. “Tra ricera empirica
e osservazione scientifica: gli studi ittiologici di
Simone Porzio.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007):
105–123.
On the 16th-century ichthyologist Simone Porzio.
1302. C UNEO, Pia. “(Un)Stable Identities: Hippol-
ogy and the Professionalization of Scholarship and
Horsemanship in Early Modern Germany.” In Early
Modern Zoology, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007)
[ref. 1303], 339–359.
1303. E NENKEL, Karl A. E., Elmer E. P. KOLFIN,
and Paul J. S MITH. (Eds.) Early Modern Zoology:
The Construction of Animals in Science, Literature
and the Visual Arts. Intersections, 7. (2 vol.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004131880.
Contents: Karl A. E. E NENKEL and Paul J. S MITH,
“Introduction: Early Modern Zoology,” 1-12; Karl
A. E. E NENKEL, “Zur Konstituierung der Zoologie
als Wissenschaft in der Frühen Neuzeit: Diskur-
sanalyse zweier Großprojekte (Wotton, Gesner),”
15-74 [ref. 1304]; Paul J. S MITH, “On Toucans and
Hornbills: Readings in Early Modern Ornithol-
ogy from Belon to Buffon,” 75-119 [ref. 1306];
Vibeke ROGGEN, “Biology and Theology in Franz-
ius’s Historia animalium sacra (1612),” 121-146
[ref. 1408]; Eric J ORINK, “Between Emblematics
and the ‘Argument from Design’: The Represen-
tation of Insects in the Dutch Republic,” 147-175
[ref. 1576]; Karin L EONHARD, “Shell Collecting:
On 17th-Century Conchology, Curiosity Cabinets
and Still Life Painting,” 177-214 [ref. 1564]; Thea
V IGNAU -W ILBERG, “In minimis maxime con-
spicua: Insektendarstellungen um 1600 und die
Anfänge der Entomologie,” 217-243 [ref. 1578];
Florike E GMOND, “Curious Fish: Connections be-
tween Some Sixteenth-Century Watercolours and
Prints,” 245-272 [ref. 1179]; Rebecca PARKER
B RIENEN, “From Brazil to Europe: The Zoo-
logical Drawings of Albert Eckhout and Georg
Marcgraf,” 273-314 [ref. 1577]; Suzanne JABLON -
SKI WALKER , “Making and Breaking the Stag:
The Construction of the Animal in the Early
Modern Hunting Treatise,” 317-337 [ref. 1294];
Pia C UNEO, “(Un)Stable Identities: Hippology
and the Professionalization of Scholarship and
Horsemanship in Early Modern Germany,” 339-
359 [ref. 1302]; Louise Hill C URTH, “ ‘A Rem-
edy for His Beast’: Popular Veterinary Texts in
Early Modern England,” 361-379 [ref. 1361]; Su-
sanne H EHENBERGER, “Dehumanised Sinners
and Their Instruments of Sin: Men and Animals
in Early Modern Bestiality Cases, Austria 1500–
1800,” 381-417 [ref. 1176]; Annemarie J ORDAN -
G SCHWEND and Almudena Pérez de T UDELA,
“Renaissance Menageries: Exotic Animals and
Pets at the Habsburg Courts in Iberia and Central
Europe,” 419-447 [ref. 1295]; Johan KOPPENOL,
“Noah’s Ark Disembarked in Holland: Animals in
Dutch Poetry, 1500–1700,” 451-528 [ref. 1183];
Franziska S CHNOOR, “Octopuses, Foxes and
Hares: Animals in Early Modern Latin and German
Proverbs,” 529-545 [ref. 1185]; Vincent B UYENS,
94 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
“A Zoological Emblem Book: Willem Van der
Borcht’s Sedige Sinne-beelden (1642),” 547-566
[ref. 1388]; Paulette C HON É, “Faire le beau pour
faire la paix. Considérations sur les bêtes dressées
de Joseph Boillot (1592),” 567-601 [ref. 1178];
Sarah C OHEN, “Life and Death in the Northern
European Game Piece,” 603-639 [ref. 1389].
1304. E NENKEL, Karl A. E. “Zur Konstituierung der
Zoologie als Wissenschaft in der Frühen Neuzeit: Dis-
kursanalyse zweier Großprojekte (Wotton, Gesner).”
In Early Modern Zoology, edited by E NENKEL et al.
(2007) [ref. 1303], 15–74.
1305. H ACKETHAL, Sabine. “Der Beitrag bildender
Künstler zur Entwicklung der Zoologie im ausgehen-
den 16. Jahrhundert: Kunst- und zoologiehistorische
Überlegungen am Beispiel der Tierbilder Lazarus
Rötings (1549–1614).” In Pratum floridum, edited by
F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 97–108.
1306. S MITH, Paul J. “On Toucans and Hornbills:
Readings in Early Modern Ornithology from Belon
to Buffon.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 75–119.
330-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
1307. BAULU, Jean, and Peter DANCE. Singes et
grands singes : la découverte des primates par les
naturalistes et leur représentation dans la gravure
et le dessin au cours des cinq derniers siècles. (224
pp.; ill.) Saint-Laurent, Québec: Fides, 2005. ISBN:
276212607X.
Reviews: [ref. R74]
330-136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
1308. G INN, Sheryl R., and Lorenzo L ORUSSO.
“Brain, Mind, and Body: Interactions with Art in
Renaissance Italy.” Special Issue: “Visual Images
and Visualization” [ref. 476]. J. Hist. Neurosci. 17
(2008): 295–313.
1309. S CHWARTE, Ludger. “The Anatomy of the
Brain as Instrumentalization of Reason.” In Instru-
ments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et al.
(2008) [ref. 1419], 176–201.
330-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
1310. F UDGE, Erica. Brutal Reasoning: Animals,
Rationality, and Humanity in Early Modern England.
(x + 224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0801444543.
Reviews: [ref. R373]
1311. G ARC ÍA VALVERDE, José Manuel. “El gale-
nismo crı́tico de Girolamo Cardano: Análisis de la
presencia de galeno en el De Immortalitate Animo-
rum.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007): 35–63.
1312. M ACDONALD, Paul S. “Francis Bacon’s Be-
havioral Psychology.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007):
285–303.
1313. S PRUIT, Leen. “Renaissance Views of Active
Perception.” In Theories of Perception in Medieval
and Early Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUT-
TILA and K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 203–224.
1314. V ERRI, Luca. “Memoria e oblio in Giordano
Bruno.” Dianoia 6 (2001): 99–136.
On the importance of memory in Bruno’s meta-
physical and cognitive theories as an instrument
to understand and illustrate the relations between
man, nature and God. (from the abstract)
330-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
1315. KOESTER, David. “The Power of Insult:
Ethnographic Publication and Emergent Nationalism
in the Sixteenth Century.” In Central Sites, Peripheral
Visions, edited by H ANDLER (2006) [ref. 500], 8–40.
Explores how ethnographic descriptions of Iceland
marginalized the population.
330-145. ARCHAEOLOGY
1316. W OOD, Christopher S. “Maximilian I as
Archeologist.” Renaiss. Quart. 58 (2005): 1128–
1174.
330-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
1317. C LERICUZIO, Antonio. “Chemical Medicine
and Paracelsianism in Italy, 1550–1650.” In The
Practice of Reform in Health, Medicine, and Science,
1500–2000, edited by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE
(2005) [ref. 538], 59–79.
1318. F ERNEL, Jean. The Physiologia of Jean Fernel
(1567). Edited by J. M. F ORRESTER. Transactions
of the American Philosophical Society, 93-1. (xvii +
636 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American
Philosophical Society, 2003. ISBN: 0871699311.
Translation of the last major exposition of Galenic
medicine of the Renaissance period by one of the
most well-known medical writers of the day.
1319. F INK -J ENSEN, Morten. “Medicine, Natural
Philosophy, and the Influence of Melanchthon in
Reformation Denmark and Norway.” Bull. Hist. Med.
80 (2006): 439–464.
1320. G ADEBUSCH B ONDIO, Mariacarla. “La carne
di fuori. Discorsi medici sulla natura e l’estetica della
pelle nel ’500.” Part of special issue: “La pelle umana
/ The Human Skin” [ref. 464]. Micrologus 13 (2005):
537–570.
1321. G ERRITSEN, W. P. “De Eenhoorn en de Apo-
thekers: Opvattingen omtrent de antitoxische werking
van ‘eenhoornhoorn’ in het laatste kwart van de 16e
en het eerste kwart van de 17e eeuw.” Gewina 30
(2007): 1–10.
On the debate between Ambrose Paré and Laurent
Catelan over the antitoxic effects of unicorn horns.
 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
1322. G ONZ ÁLEZ -H ERN ÁNDEZ, A., and M. V.
D OM ÍNGUEZ -RODR ÍGUEZ. “Migraine in Gilber-
tus Anglicus’ Compendium medicinae: The Cases of
MS Sloane 3486 and Wellcome MS 537.” J. Hist.
Neurosci. 17 (2008): 147–159.
1323. G OUK, Penelope. “Harmony, Health, and
Healing: Music’s Role in Early Modern Paracel-
sian Thought.” In The Practice of Reform in
Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538],
23–42.
1324. H ARKNESS, Deborah E. “A View from the
Streets: Women and Medical Work in Elizabethan
London.” Part of a special issue: Women, Health, and
Healing in Early Modern Europe [ref. 1348]. Bull.
Hist. Med. 82 (2008): 52–85.
1325. H UDSON, Geoffrey L. “Arguing Disability:
Ex-Servicemen’s Own Stories in Early Modern Eng-
land, 1590–1790.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social
History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007)
[ref. 4], 105–117.
1326. K ELLER, Eve. Generating Bodies and Gen-
dered Selves: The Rhetoric of Reproduction in Early
Modern England. In vivo. (xi + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0295986417.
A study of 16th-18th century medical texts,
anatomies, and popular physic and midwifery man-
uals.
Reviews: [ref. R561]
1327. K ERWIN, William. Beyond the Body: The
Boundaries of Medicine and English Renaissance
Drama. Massachusetts Studies in Early Modern
Culture. (viii + 290 pp.; bibl.; index.) Amherst:
University of Massachusetts Press, 2005. ISBN:
1558494820.
Reviews: [ref. R565]
1328. K LESTINEC, Cynthia. “A History of Anatomy
Theaters in Sixteenth-Century Padua.” J. Hist. Med.
Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 375–412.
Focus is on the students and their assessments of
pedogogy.
1329. L ÓPEZ -M U ÑOZ, Francisco, Cecilio Á LAMO,
and Pilar G ARC ÍA -G ARC ÍA. “ ‘Than all the herbs
described by Dioscorides...’: The Traces of Andrés
Laguna in the Works of Cervantes.” Pharm. Hist. 49
(2007): 87–108.
1330. M ACHLINE, Vera Cecı́lia. “Precedentes e suc-
cesores imediatos dos Errevrs populaires de Laurent
Joubert.” Circumscribere 2 (2007): 64–72.
On the rise of a new genre of literature, namely,
popular medicine, in the early modern period.
1331. M ARTIN, Craig. “Printed Medical Commen-
taries and Authenticity: The Case of De Alimento.”
J. Washington Acad. Sci. 90 (2004): 17–28.
On the philological work of Francisco Vallés, An-
tonio Fracanzano, and Girolamo Cardano in at-
tempting to determine ancient authorship of this
treatise.
95
1332. M ART ÍNEZ -V IDAL, Àlvar, and José PARDO -
T OM ÁS. “Anatomical Theatres and the Teaching of
Anatomy in Early Modern Spain.” Med. Hist. 49
(2005): 251–280.
1333. M C TAVISH, Lianne. “Blame and Vindication
in the Early Modern Birthing Chamber.” Med. Hist.
50 (2006): 447–464.
On the assessment of responsibility after deaths
during birthing.
1334. PARK, Katharine. “The Death of Isabella della
Volpe: Four Eyewitness Accounts of a Postmortem
Caesarean Section in 1545.” Part of a special issue:
Women, Health, and Healing in Early Modern Europe
[ref. 1348]. Bull. Hist. Med. 82 (2008): 169–187.
1335. R ANKIN, Alisha Michelle. “Duchess, Heal
Thyself: Elisabeth of Rochlitz and the Patient’s Per-
spective in Early Modern Germany.” Part of a special
issue: Women, Health, and Healing in Early Mod-
ern Europe [ref. 1348]. Bull. Hist. Med. 82 (2008):
109–144.
“This article uses the case of German noblewoman
Elisabeth of Rochlitz as a window on sixteenth-
century patient attitudes toward disease and the
body.” (from the abstract)
1336. R EYMOND, Jerzy. “Polska terminologia ana-
tomiczna w dziele Jana Ursinusa De ossibus humanis
tractatus tres.” Translated title: [The Polish Anatomi-
cal Terminology in De ossibus humanis tractatus tres
by Jan Ursinus] In Polish. Archiwum Hist. Filozofii
Med. 69 (2006): 15–30.
1337. R IEDER, Philip. “Médecins et patients à
Genève : offre et consommations thérapeutiques à
l’époque moderne.” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. 52, no.
1 (2005): 39–63.
Concerns the idea of the “medical marketplace”
from the 16th through 18th centuries.
1338. R IETHE, Peter. “Hildegards von Bingen ‘Liber
simplicis medicinae’ im Mainzer ‘Gart der Gesund-
heit.’ ” Sudhoffs Arch. 89 (2005): 96–119.
“Gart der Gesundheit” is the first illustrated book
of herbs in the German language.
1339. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “Vendedo-
res de Panaceas Alquı́micas entre los Siglos XVI y
XVII.” Azogue 5 (2007): 90–99.
On alchemists, physicians, and charlatans who pro-
moted alchemical medicine for patients frustrated
by galenic medicine.
1340. R ZIHACEK -B ED Ö, Andrea. (Ed.) Medizini-
sche Wissenschaftspflege im Benediktinerkloster Ad-
mont bis 1500. (289 pp.; ill.) München: Oldenbourg,
2005. ISBN: 3702904832.
1341. S TAGG, Kevin. “Representing Physical Dif-
ference: The Materiality of the Monstrous.” In So-
cial Histories of Disability and Deformity, edited by
T URNER and S TAGG (2006) [ref. 564], 19–38.
1342. S TEIN, Claudia L’Engle. “The Meaning of
Signs: Diagnosing the French Pox in Early Modern
Augsburg.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 617–648.
96 330. Renaissance Western European contexts
1343. S TOLBERG, Michael. “Active Euthanasia in
Pre-Modern Society, 1500–1800: Learned Debates
and Popular Practices.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
205–221.
1344. S TOLBERG, Michael. “The Decline of
Uroscopy in Early Modern Learned Medicine (1500–
1650).” Part of a special section: “Medieval and
Early Modern Medicine, Alchemy and Magic (Part
I)” [ref. 969]. Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 313–336.
1345. T HOMAS, Duncan P. “Thomas Vicary and the
Anatomie of Mans Body.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006):
235–246.
On the 16th-century barber-surgeon and his
anatomy textbook.
1346. T REVOR -ROPER, H. R. Europe’s Physician:
The Various Life of Sir Theodore de Mayerne. (xii
+ 438 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0300112637.
On this “Swiss Huguenot doctor who mixed
medicine with diplomacy, with political intrigue,
with secret intelligence, and with artistic interests
at the courts first of Henry IV of France and then
of James I and Charles I of England.” (from the
publisher)
1347. Z UCCHI, Luca. “Di veleni che ragioni? I
Borgia e il sapere tossicologico rinascimentale.” In
Lucrezia Borgia, edited by Michele B ORDIN and
Paolo T ROVATO (Firenze: L.S. Olschki, 2006), 223–
252.
An interpretation of primary source documents
on toxicology, specifically on “the venom of the
Borgia,” in light of contemporary forensic sciences.
330-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
1348. F ISSELL, Mary Elizabeth. “Introduction:
Women, Health, and Healing in Early Modern Eu-
rope.” Introduction to a special issue: Women,
Health, and Healing in Early Modern Europe. Bull.
Hist. Med. 82 (2008): 1–17.
Contents: Montserrat C ABR É, “Women or Heal-
ers? Household Practices and the Categories of
Health Care in Late Medieval Iberia,” 18–51
[ref. 1138]; Deborah E. H ARKNESS, “A View
from the Streets: Women and Medical Work in
Elizabethan London,” 52–85 [ref. 1324]; Cathy
M C C LIVE, “Blood and Expertise: The Trials of
the Female Medical Expert in the Ancien-Régime
Courtroom,” 86–108 [ref. 1384]; Alisha Michelle
R ANKIN, “Duchess, Heal Thyself: Elisabeth of
Rochlitz and the Patient’s Perspective in Early
Modern Germany,” 109–144 [ref. 1335]; Elaine
Yuen Tien L EONG, “Making Medicines in the
Early Modern Household,” 145–168 [ref. 1624];
Katharine PARK, “The Death of Isabella della
Volpe: Four Eyewitness Accounts of a Postmortem
Caesarean Section in 1545,” 169–187 [ref. 1334].
330-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
1349. R EY B UENO, Mar. “Los Destiladores Reales
de los Austrias Españoles (1564-1700).” Azogue 5
(2007): 108–129.
Contains a descriptive list of all royal distillers
and major distillers who manufactured chemical
medicines for the Spanish Crown.
330-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
1350. AWTY, Brian G. “The Development and Dis-
semination of the Walloon Method of Ironworking.”
Tech. & Cult. 48 (2007): 783–803.
1351. G RAFTON, Anthony. “The Devil as Au-
tomaton: Giovanni Fontana and the Meanings of
a Fifteenth-Century Machine.” In Genesis Redux,
edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 46–62.
1352. H ENNINGER -VOSS, Mary. “Comets and Can-
nonballs: Reading Technology in a Sixteenth-Century
Library.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS
et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 10–31.
Focus is on reading practices of Gian Vincenzo
Pinelli, especially regarding discussions of artillery
shot.
1353. K ALAS, Rayna. Frame, Glass, Verse: The
Technology of Poetic Invention in the English Renais-
sance. (xix + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ithaca: Cor-
nell University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801445415.
Uses archival research in the history of frames,
mirrors, windows, lenses, and reliquaries to under-
stand the visual culture of the period as expressed
in poetry and metaphor.
1354. L EF ÈVRE, Wolfgang, and Marcus P OPPLOW.
“ ‘Database Machine Drawings’: Ein Instrument
zur Erschließung und Erforschung der Maschinen-
zeichnungen der Renaissance-Ingenieure.” Tech-
nikgeschichte 73 (2006): 115–120.
1355. L ONG, Pamela O. “Huguenots, Chairs and the
Occult Philosophy.” Isis 99 (2008): 149–153.
Essay review of Neil K AMIL, Fortress of the Soul
(2005) [ref. 172].
1356. R INNE, Katherine W. “Between Precedent and
Experiment: Restoring the Acqua Vergine in Rome,
1560–70.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS
et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 94–115.
1357. ROBERTS, Lissa Louise, Simon S CHAFFER,
and Peter Robert D EAR. (Eds.) The Mindful Hand:
Inquiry and Invention from the Late Renaissance
to Early Industrialisation. History of Science and
Scholarship in the Netherlands, 9. (xxvii + 503
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Koninkliijke
Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen, 2007.
ISBN : 9789069844831.
Contents: Lissa ROBERTS, “Introduction to
‘Workshops of the Hand and Mind,’ ” 1-8; Mary
H ENNINGER -VOSS, “Comets and Cannonballs:
Reading Technology in a Sixteenth-Century Li-
brary,” 10-31 [ref. 1352]; Pamela H. S MITH, “In a
Sixteenth-Century Goldsmith’s Workshop,” 32-57
[ref. 1358]; Fokko Jan D IJKSTERHUIS, “Con-
structive Thinking: A Case for Dioptrics,” 58-
82 [ref. 1529]; Simon S CHAFFER, “Introduction
 340. Seventeenth century
to ‘Nature’s Oeconomy,’ ” 85-93; Katherine W.
R INNE, “Between Precedent and Experiment:
Restoring the Acqua Vergine in Rome, 1560–
70,” 94-115 [ref. 1356]; Eric H. A SH, “Amend-
ing Nature: Draining the English Fens,” 116-143
[ref. 1565]; Alette F LEISCHER, “The Beemster
Polder: Conservative Invention and Holland’s
Great Pleasure Garden,” 144-166 [ref. 1629];
Chandra M UKERJI, “Demonstration and Verifi-
cation in Engineering: Ascertaining Truth and
Telling Fictions along the Canal du Midi,” 168-
186 [ref. 1633]; Lissa ROBERTS, “Introduction to
‘Geographies of Skill,’ ” 189-195; Lissa ROBERTS,
“Mapping Steam Engines and Skill in Eighteenth-
Century Holland,” 196-218 [ref. 1914]; Jim B EN -
NETT , “Wind-Gun, Air-Gun or Pop-Gun: The
Fortunes of a Philosophical Instrument,” 220-
245 [ref. 1900]; Ursula K LEIN, “Apothecary
Shops, Laboratories and Chemical Manufac-
ture in Eighteenth-Century Germany,” 246-276
[ref. 1766]; Simon S CHAFFER, “ ‘The Charter’d
Thames’: Naval Architecture and Experimental
Spaces in Georgian Britain,” 278-305 [ref. 1917];
Simon S CHAFFER, “Introduction to ‘Art and In-
dustry,’ ” 309-323; Simon W ERRETT, “From the
Grand Whim to the Gasworks: ‘Philosophical Fire-
works’ in Georgian England,” 324-347 [ref. 1919];
William A SHWORTH, “The Intersection of Indus-
try and the State in Eighteenth-Century Britain,”
348-377 [ref. 1664]; Leonard ROSENBAND, “Be-
coming Competitive: England’s Papermaking Ap-
prenticeship, 1700–1800,” 378-401 [ref. 1915];
Adrian J OHNS, “The Identity Engine: Printing
and Publishing at the Beginning of the Knowledge
Economy,” 402-428 [ref. 1920]; Peter D EAR, “To-
wards a Genealogy of Modern Science,” 431-441
[ref. 31]; Ian I NKSTER, “Thoughtful Doing and
Early-Modern Oeconomy,” 443-452 [ref. 1169].
1358. S MITH, Pamela H. “In a Sixteenth-Century
Goldsmith’s Workshop.” In The Mindful Hand, edited
by ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 32–57.
1359. W ERRETT, Simon. “Making Fire Work: Py-
rotechnics and Natural Philosophy.” Endeavour 32
(2008): 32–37.
330-161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
1360. K ING, Elizabeth. “Perpetual Devotion: A
Sixteenth-Century Machine That Prays.” In Genesis
Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 263–292.
On an automaton in the form of a monk.
330-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
1361. C URTH, Louise Hill. “ ‘A Remedy for His
Beast’: Popular Veterinary Texts in Early Mod-
ern England.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited
by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 361–379.
97
330-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
(includes manned and unmanned space travel)
1362. L AURENZA, Domenico. Leonardo on Flight.
Translated by Joan M. R EIFSNYDER. (119 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press,
2007. ISBN: 0801887666.
340. SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
(includes topics stretching into the 18th century; see
also 330-Renaissance for topics covering the whole
Early Modern period)
340-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
1363. ACKROYD, Peter. Newton. Ackroyd’s Brief
Lives. (xi + 176 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Nan
A. Talese/Doubleday, 2006. ISBN: 9780385507998.
1364. A NSTEY, Peter A., and John A. S CHUSTER.
(Eds.) The Science of Nature in the Seventeenth Cen-
tury: Patterns of Change in Early Modern Natural
Philosophy. Studies in History and Philosophy of Sci-
ence, 19. (viii + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht,
Netherlands: Springer, 2005. ISBN: 1402036035.
Contents: H. Floris C OHEN, “The Onset of the
Scientific Revolution: Three Near-Simultaneous
Transformations,” 9–33 [ref. 1158]; John A.
S CHUSTER, “ ‘Waterworld’: Descartes’ Vorti-
cal Celestial Mechanics: A Gambit in the Nat-
ural Philosophical Contest of the Early Seven-
teenth Century,” 35–79 [ref. 1467]; Peter D EAR,
“Circular Argument: Descartes’ Vortices and
Their Crafting as Explanations of Gravity,” 81–
97 [ref. 1528]; Helen H ATTAB, “From Mechanics
to Mechanism: The Quaestiones Mechanicae and
Descartes’ Physics,” 99–129 [ref. 1530]; Stephen
G AUKROGER, “The Autonomy of Natural Phi-
losophy: From Truth to Impartiality,” 131–163
[ref. 1449]; Peter H ARRISON, “Physico-Theology
and the Mixed Sciences: The Role of Theology
in Early Modern Natural Philosophy,” 165–183
[ref. 1405]; Luciano B OSCHIERO, “The Saturn
Problem: Natural Philosophical Reputations and
Commitments on the Line in 1660 Tuscany,” 185–
213 [ref. 1504]; Peter R. A NSTEY, “Experimental
versus Speculative Natural Philosophy,” 215–242
[ref. 1433].
Reviews: [ref. R26]
1365. B OOCKMANN, Friederike, Daniel A. D I L IS -
CIA , and Hella KOTHMANN . (Eds.) Miscellanea
Kepleriana: Festschrift für Volker Bialas zum 65.
Geburtstag. Algorismus, 47. (v + 331 pp.; ill.)
Augsburg: Dr. Erwin Rauner Verlag, 2005. ISBN:
3936905088.
Contents: Roland B ULIRSCH, “Vorwort,” i-v;
Richard L ORCH, “A Latin Fragment on Chords,
Translated from Arabic,” 1-6 [ref. 641]; Jürgen
H AMEL, “Die Kugelgestalt der Erde – Vorstel-
lungen im europäischen Mittelalter bis zur Mitte
des 13. Jahrhunderts,” 7-26 [ref. 1064]; Heribert
M. N OBIS, “Die Bedeutung der Cusanus-Schrift
98 340. Seventeenth century
Idiota de staticis experimentis für die Entwick-
lung einer empirisch-rationalen Naturerkennt-
nis – insbesondere in der Medizin – und ihre
wissenschafts-historischen Hintergründe,” 27-44
[ref. 1035]; Jaroslav F OLTA, “Clockmaking in
Old Prague,” 45-63 [ref. 1147]; Gudula M ETZE,
Andreas K ÜHNE and Stefan K IRSCHNER, “Der
Wandel der Copernicus-Porträts bis zum Ende
des 18. Jahrhunderts,” 65-79 [ref. 1184]; Jürgen
T EICHMANN, “Der Galilei-Raum im Deutschen
Museum,” 81-87; Michael S EGRE, “Galileis Em-
pirismus: eine historiographische Ausrede?” 89-
100 [ref. 1469]; Owen G INGERICH, “A Second
Book from Kepler’s Library,” 101-106; Daniel
A. Di L ISCIA, “Copernicanische Notizen und
Exzerpte in einer Handschrift des Zeitgenossen
von Kepler, Jan Brożek,” 107-127 [ref. 1513];
Nick JARDINE, “The Many Significances of Kep-
ler’s Contra Ursum,” 129-142 [ref. 1511]; J. V.
F IELD, “Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler and the
Concept of Error,” 143-155 [ref. 1508]; A. E.
L. DAVIS, “Kepler’s Angular Measure of Uni-
formity: How It Provided a Potential Proof of His
Third Law,” 157-173 [ref. 1505]; Helmuth G R ÖSS -
ING , “Gedanken zu Keplers Astrologie,” 175-182
[ref. 1523]; Friederike B OOCKMANN, “Die Ho-
roskopsammlung von Johannes Kepler,” 183-203
[ref. 1522]; Friedrich S ECK, “Gelehrtenbriefe zu
Keplers Zeit. Eine Untersuchung formaler Aspekte
an den Briefeditionen von Kepler und Schickard,”
205-227 [ref. 1425]; Hella KOTHMANN, “Die Rei-
sen des Johannes Kepler. Eine Chronologie – Ein
Itinerarium,” 229-246; Hans W IELAND, “Gedan-
ken zu Eduard Mörikes Keplergedicht,” 247-253;
Wolfgang R. D ICK and Arno L ANGKAVEL, “Die
Kepler-Gedenkstätten,” 255-279; Hans W USSING,
“Kepler und seine Zeit im Spiegel der Philatelie,”
281-283; Fritz K RAFFT, “Die Suche nach dem,
was die Welt zusammenhält. Zu den Hintergründen
und Zielen der Versuche Otto von Guerickes,” 285-
308 [ref. 1454]; Eberhard K NOBLOCH, “Sturms
Mathematikverständnis,” 309-331 [ref. 1485].
Reviews: [ref. R121]
1366. C LARKE, Desmond M. Descartes: A Biogra-
phy. (xi + 507 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cam-
bridge University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0521823013.
Reviews: [ref. R198]
1367. D UCHEYNE, Steffen. “Johannes Baptista van
Helmonts experimentele aanpak: een poging tot om-
schrijving.” Gewina 30 (2007): 11–25.
On the experimental method of Van Helmont, in-
cluding his use of quantification and reproducibil-
ity.
1368. F ULLER, Steve. “The Normative Turn: Coun-
terfactuals and a Philosophical Historiography of
Science.” Part of Focus Section “Counterfactuals and
the Historian of Science” [ref. 44]. Isis 99 (2008):
576–584.
Explores the question “What if the Scientific Rev-
olution had not occurred in seventeenth-century
Europe?”
1369. G RONIM, Sara Stidstone. Everyday Nature:
Knowledge of the Natural World in Colonial New
York. (x + 261 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick:
Rutgers University Press, 2007. ISBN: 0813540240.
1370. H ENRY, John. “Ideology, Inevitability, and the
Scientific Revolution.” Part of Focus Section “Coun-
terfactuals and the Historian of Science” [ref. 44].
Isis 99 (2008): 552–559.
Claims that both positivists and contextualists
should both agree that counterfactual history
should not significantly alter the historical de-
velopment of science.
1371. JARDINE, Lisa. “Revisiting Rossi on Francis
Bacon: Hands-On Science.” In Advancements of
Learning, edited by H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10], 59–
76.
1372. L EWIS, Eric P. “Cartesianism Revisited.” Part
of a special issue: Descartes and Pascal [ref. 1435].
Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 493–522.
1373. S HEA, William R. “The Scientific Revolution
Revisited.” In Advancements of Learning, edited by
H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10], 1–14.
1374. S HELFORD, April. Transforming the Republic
of Letters: Pierre-Daniel Huet and European Intel-
lectual Life, 1650–1. Changing Perspectives on Early
Modern Europe. (xii + 264 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9781580462433.
On the salons, scientific academies, and liter-
ary academies, and on the debates among vari-
ous groups: Cartesians and anti-Cartesians, an-
cients and moderns, Jesuits and Jansenists, and
salonnières and humanist scholars.
1375. S TEWART, Ian G. “A New Novum Organum:
A New Bacon?” Hist. Sci. 43 (2005): 457–466.
Essay review of Francis BACON, The Instauratio
Magna Part II Edited by Graham R EES and Maria
WAKELY. (2004).
1376. V ICKERS, Brian. “Francis Bacon, Mirror of
Each Age.” In Advancements of Learning, edited by
H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10], 15–57.
1377. V IDAL, Fernando. “Miracles, Science, and
Testimony in Post-Tridentine Saint-Making.” Part of
the special issue “Believing Nature, Knowing God”
[ref. 239]. Sci. Context 20 (2007): 481–508.
On the Catholic Church’s canonization practices
in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially its use
of naturalistic argumentation in “devil’s advocate”
reasoning and the relation of this to the new exper-
imental philosophy.
1378. W ILDING, Nick. “The Return of Thomas
Salusbury’s Life of Galileo (1664).” Brit. J. Hist. Sci.
41 (2008): 241–265.
340-3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
(includes bibliographies, electronic sources, and
works on libraries, archives, and museums)
1379. JACOB, Margaret C. “The Importance of Early
Modern European Science and the State of the Field.”
Isis 98 (2007): 361–365.
 340. Seventeenth century
Essay review of Lorraine DASTON and Katharine
PARK (eds.), Early Modern Science (2006)
[ref. 1167].
340-11. SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE;
PSYCHOLOGY OF SCIENCE
1380. B REIDBACH, Olaf. “World Orders and Corpo-
ral Worlds: Robert Fludd’s Tableau of Knowing and
Its Representation.” In Instruments in Art and Sci-
ence, edited by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419],
38–62.
340-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
1381. ATTIE, Katherine Bootle. “The Politics of
Metaphor in Seventeenth-Century England.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Virginia, 2007. Advi-
sor: Maus, Katharine E. Pub. no. AAT 3284741.
301 pp. Includes discussion of Hobbes, Bacon,
Sprat, and Harvey.
340-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
1382. H ANSON, Craig Ashley. The English Virtuoso:
Art, Medicine, and Antiquarianism in the Age of
Empiricism. (296 pp.; 7x10; ill.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226315874.
Focusing on the 17th- and 18th-century virtuosi
in the Royal Society, the study considers the ways
that the artistic and literary culture intersected with
science and, especially, medicine.
340-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
1383. I RVING, Sarah. “ ‘In a Pure Soil’: Colonial
Anxieties in the Work of Francis Bacon.” Hist. Europ.
Ideas 32 (2006): 249–262.
On the relationship between Bacon’s natural phi-
losophy and his political thought, specifically
regarding the epistemological role of English
colonies in the search for natural knowledge.
1384. M C C LIVE, Cathy. “Blood and Expertise:
The Trials of the Female Medical Expert in the
Ancien-Régime Courtroom.” Part of a special issue:
Women, Health, and Healing in Early Modern Europe
[ref. 1348]. Bull. Hist. Med. 82 (2008): 86–108.
1385. M IJNHARDT, Wijnand. “Dutch Commerce
and the Origins of Modern Science.” Isis 98 (2007):
809–812.
Essay review of Harold J. C OOK, Matters of Ex-
change (2007).
99
340-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
1386. A LBRECHT, Roberta. The Virgin Mary as
Alchemical and Lullian Reference in Donne. The
Apple-Zimmerman Series in Early Modern Culture.
(259 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Selinsgrove: Susquehanna
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 1575910942.
Reviews: [ref. R9]
1387. B LACK, Scott. “Boyle’s Essay: Genre and
the Making of Early Modern Knowledge.” In Mak-
ing Knowledge in Early Modern Europe, edited by
S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 178–195.
1388. B UYENS, Vincent. “A Zoological Emblem
Book: Willem Van der Borcht’s Sedige Sinne-
beelden (1642).” In Early Modern Zoology, edited by
E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 547–566.
1389. C OHEN, Sarah. “Life and Death in the North-
ern European Game Piece.” In Early Modern Zool-
ogy, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303],
603–639.
On images of recently killed animals appearing in
Dutch paintings.
1390. D URAN, Angelica. The Age of Milton and
the Scientific Revolution. Medieval and Renaissance
Literary Studies. (xii + 349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780820703862.
Explores how Milton’s literature was coequal with
the new sciences developing in 17th-century Eng-
land and how science affected all aspects of life.
1391. F LEMING, James Dougal. Milton’s Secrecy
and Philosophical Hermeneutics. Literary and Sci-
entific Cultures of Early Modernity. (x + 196 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN:
9780754660675.
Argues that Milton’s literary works present a
hermeneutic model based on the openness of
language, in contrast to interpretation based on
scientific discovery.
1392. H UNTER, Matthew C. “Robert Hooke fecit:
Making and Knowing in Restoration London.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Chicago, 2007. Ad-
visor: Snyder, Joel. Pub. no. AAT 3273022. 708
pp. Focuses on representation and visualization in
Hooke’s work, especially the Micrographia.
1393. M AISANO, Scott. “Infinite Gesture: Automata
and the Emotions in Descartes and Shakespeare.” In
Genesis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597],
63–84.
1394. M ARTIN, Roberta. “ ‘That Awful Throne’:
Donne, Behn, and the Culture of Dissection.” In
Origins of Science Learning, edited by F RENCH and
E THERIDGE (2007) [ref. 1172], 169–196.
1395. M C C OLLEY, Diane Kelsey. Poetry and Ecol-
ogy in the Age of Milton and Marvell. Literary and
Scientific Cultures of Early Modernity. (252 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2007. ISBN:
0754660486.
100 340. Seventeenth century
Argues that 17th-century poets “responded to ex-
perimental proto-science and new technology in
ways that we now call ‘ecological.’ ” (from the
abstract)
1396. N ELLE, Florian. “Telescope, Theater, and
the Instrumental Revelation of New Worlds.” In
Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 62–78.
1397. TAGLIAVINI, Maria Grazia. “ ‘Opere di
cristallo delicatissime e meravigliose’: Works of
Art for connoisseurs and Scientific Instruments for
the Accademia del Cimento.” Nuncius 22 (2007):
309–333.
Details the similarities between artistic pieces and
scientific instruments.
1398. W RIGHT, J. Lenore. “Reading Rembrandt:
The Influence of Cartesian Dualism on Dutch Art.”
Hist. Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 275–291.
340-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
1399. F RENCH, Sara L. “Building Gender into the
Elizabethan Prodigy House.” In Origins of Science
Learning, edited by F RENCH and E THERIDGE (2007)
[ref. 1172], 153–168.
340-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
1400. A LEXANDRESCU, Vlad. “Descartes and
Pascal on the Eucharist.” Part of a special issue:
Descartes and Pascal [ref. 1435]. Perspect. Sci. 15
(2007): 434–449.
1401. B LACKWELL, Richard J. Behind the Scenes at
Galileo’s Trial: Including the First English Transla-
tion of Melchior Inchofer’s Tractatus syllepticus. (xiii
+ 245 pp.; bibl.; index.) Notre Dame, Ind.: University
of Notre Dame Press, 2006. ISBN: 0268022011.
Reviews: [ref. R109]
1402. DAVIS, Edward B. “Robert Boyle’s Religious
Life, Attitudes, and Vocation.” Science and Christian
Belief 19 (2007): 117–138.
1403. F INOCCHIARO, Maurice A. “Science, Reli-
gion, and the Historiography of the Galileo Affair:
On the Undesirability of Oversimplification.” Vol-
ume title: “Science in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive
Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 114–132.
1404. G ILLETTE, Gregory. Isaac Newton’s Philoso-
phy of Sacred Space and Sacred Time: An Essay on
the History of an Idea. (v + 119 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press,, 2007. ISBN:
9780773454064, 0773454063.
The first part of the book discusses Newton’s ideas
in historical context.
1405. H ARRISON, Peter. “Physico-Theology and
the Mixed Sciences: The Role of Theology in Early
Modern Natural Philosophy.” In The Science of
Nature in the Seventeenth Century, edited by A NSTEY
and S CHUSTER (2005) [ref. 1364], 165–183.
1406. M ANDELBROTE, Scott. “The Uses of Natural
Theology in Seventeenth-Century England.” Part of
the special issue “Believing Nature, Knowing God”
[ref. 239]. Sci. Context 20 (2007): 451–480.
On two styles of natural theology concerning divine
evidences in nature: that of John Wilkins and
Robert Boyle, on the one hand, and that of the
Cambridge Platonists, on the other.
1407. PAILIN, David. “Reconciling Theory and Fact:
The Problem of ‘Other Faiths’ in Lord Herbert and the
Cambridge Platonists.” In Platonism at the Origins of
Modernity, edited by H EDLEY and H UTTON (2008)
[ref. 1452], 93–112.
1408. ROGGEN, Vibeke. “Biology and Theology
in Franzius’s Historia animalium sacra (1612).” In
Early Modern Zoology, edited by E NENKEL et al.
(2007) [ref. 1303], 121–146.
1409. S HAW, Jane. Miracles in Enlightenment Eng-
land. (x + 244 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0300112726.
On the various reactions (religious, scientific, lay,
etc.) to the primarily Protestant experiences with
miracles in England from 1650 to 1750.
1410. W ESTMAN, Robert S. “Was Kepler a Secular
Theologian?” In Thinking Impossibilities, edited by
B IALE and W ESTMAN (2008) [ref. 68], 34–62.
340-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
1411. B RET, Patrice. “Enlightened Engineering.”
Minerva 44 (2006): 439–446.
Essay review of Janis L ANGINS, Conserving the
Enlightenment (2003).
340-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
1412. A RNOLD, Ken. Cabinets for the Curious:
Looking Back at Early English Museums. Perspec-
tives on Collecting. (xii + 297 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 075460506X.
Reviews: [ref. R36]
1413. F EINGOLD, Mordechai. “The Origins of the
Royal Society Revisited.” In The Practice of Reform
in Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538],
167–183.
1414. M AYER -D EUTSCH, Angela. “The Ideal
Musaeum Kircherianum and the Ignatian Exercitia
spiritualia.” In Instruments in Art and Science, edited
by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 235–257.
1415. W IESENFELDT, Gerhard. “The Order of
Knowledge, of Instruments, and of Leiden University,
ca. 1700.” In Instruments in Art and Science, edited
by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 222–235.
 340. Seventeenth century
340-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
1416. D EW, Nicholas. “Vers la ligne: Circulating
Measurements around the French Atlantic.” In Sci-
ence and Empire in the Atlantic World, edited by
D ELBOURGO and D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 53–72.
1417. D ITZEN, Stefan. “Breaking, Grinding, Burn-
ing: Instrumental Aspects in Early Microscopical
Pictures.” In Instruments in Art and Science, edited
by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 334–348.
1418. G ALILEI, Galileo. Le operazioni del compasso
geometrico e militare. Translated by Stillman D RAKE
with an introduction by Filippo C AMEROTA. (CD-
ROM.) Oakland, Calif.: Octavo Corp, 2004. ISBN:
1891788973.
“Digitized facsimile of the Padua, 1606 edition,
from a copy in the Lessing J. Rosenwald Collec-
tion, Library of Congress.” (from WorldCat)
Reviews: [ref. R381]
1419. S CHRAMM, Helmar, Ludger S CHWARTE, and
Jan L AZARDZIG. (Eds.) Instruments in Art and
Science: On the Architectonics of Cultural Bound-
aries in the 17th Century. Theatrum Scientiarum
English Edition. (xxvii + 575 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Berlin; New York: Walter de Gruyter, 2008. ISBN:
9783110202403.
Contents: Helmar S CHRAMM, “Introduction: The
Hand as ‘instrumentum instrumentorum,’ ” xi–
xxvii; Hans-Jörg R HEINBERGER, “Intersections:
Some Thoughts on Instruments and Objects in the
Experimental Context of the Life Sciences,” 1–
20 [ref. 427]; Dieter M ERSCH, “Representation
and Distortion: On the Construction of Rational-
ity and Irrationality in Early Modern Modes of
Representation,” 20–38 [ref. 1229]; Olaf B REID -
BACH , “World Orders and Corporal Worlds: Robert
Fludd’s Tableau of Knowing and Its Representa-
tion,” 38–62 [ref. 1380]; Florian N ELLE, “Tele-
scope, Theater, and the Instrumental Revelation of
New Worlds,” 62–78 [ref. 1396]; Frank F EHREN -
BACH , “The Pathos of Function: Leonardo’s
Technical Drawings,” 78–106 [ref. 1199]; Nicola
S UTHOR, “ ‘Il pennello artificioso’: On the Intelli-
gence of the Brushstroke,” 106–127; Barbara Maria
S TAFFORD, “The Enlightenment ‘Catholization’
of Projective Technology: Theurgy and the Media
Origins of Art,” 127–152; Jan L AZARDZIG, “The
Machine as Spectacle: Function and Admiration in
Seventeenth-Century Perspectives on Machines,”
152–176 [ref. 1632]; Ludger S CHWARTE, “The
Anatomy of the Brain as Instrumentalization of
Reason,” 176–201 [ref. 1309]; Gerald H ARTUNG,
“The ‘Chymistry Laboratory’: On the Function
of the Experiment in Seventeenth-Century Sci-
entific Discourse,” 201–222 [ref. 1542]; Gerhard
W IESENFELDT, “The Order of Knowledge, of In-
struments, and of Leiden University, ca. 1700,”
222-235 [ref. 1415]; Angela M AYER -D EUTSCH,
“The Ideal Musaeum Kircherianum and the Igna-
tian Exercitia spiritualia,” 235–257 [ref. 1414];
Conny R ESTLE, “Organology: The Study of Mu-
sical Instruments in the 17th Century,” 257–269
[ref. 1500]; Andreas M EYER, “In Sound Simi-
lar to the Harps: Early Descriptions of African
101
Musical Instruments,” 269–280; H. Otto S IBUM,
“Machines, Bats, and Scholars: Experimental
Knowledge in the Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries,” 280–296 [ref. 1698]; Peter G ALISON
and Lorraine DASTON, “Scientific Coordination
as Ethos and Epistemology,” 296–334 [ref. 271];
Stefan D ITZEN, “Breaking, Grinding, Burning:
Instrumental Aspects in Early Microscopical Pic-
tures,” 334-348 [ref. 1417]; Jochen H ENNIG, “The
Instrument in the Image: Revealing and Conceal-
ing the Condition of the Probing Tip in Scanning
Tunneling Microscopic Image Design,” 348–362
[ref. 3507]; Bruno BACHIMONT, “Formal Signs
and Numerical Computation: Between Intuition-
ism and Formalism. Critique of Computational
Reason,” 362–383 [ref. 88]; Don I HDE, “Art Pre-
cedes Science: or Did the Camera Obscura Invent
Modern Science?” 383–394 [ref. 253]; Thomas
F. G IERYN, “Instrumentalities of Place in Sci-
ence and Art,” 394–421 [ref. 131]; Georges D IDI -
H UBERMAN, “The Eye Opens, the Lamp Goes
Out: Remarks on Bergson and Cinematography,”
421–437; Martin B URCKHARDT, “The Illusion of
Power: Central Bank Money,” 437–457; Sybille
K R ÄMER, “The Productivity of Blanks: On the
Mathematical Zero and the Vanishing Point in
Central Perspective. Remarks on the Convergences
between Science and Art in the Early Modern Pe-
riod,” 457–479 [ref. 157]; Jörg Jochen B ERNS,
“Instrumental Sound and Ruling Spaces of Reso-
nance in the Early Modern Period: On the Acoustic
Setting of the Princely potestas Claims within a
Ceremonial Frame,” 479–507 [ref. 1232].
1420. S MITH, Hilda L. “Margaret Cavendish and
the Microscope as Play.” In Men, Women, and the
Birthing of Modern Science, edited by Z INSSER
(2005) [ref. 224], 34–47.
1421. V ERMEIR, Koen. “Athanasius Kircher’s Mag-
ical Instruments: An Essay on ‘Science,’ ‘Religion’
and Applied Metaphysics.” Part of a special issue:
“Objects, Texts and Images in the History of Science”
[ref. 42]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 363–400.
On the “overlooked metaphysical and religious
meanings of the camera obscura.” (from the ab-
stract)
340-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
1422. V ERMIJ, Rienk. “Varenius and the World
of Learning in the Dutch Republic.” In Bernhard
Varenius, 1622–1650, edited by S CHUCHARD (2007)
[ref. 1561], 99–115.
340-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF
SCIENTISTS
(includes peer review and scientific publication)
1423. B ERTOLONI M ELI, Domenico. “Authorship
and Teamwork around the Cimento Academy: Math-
ematics, Anatomy, Experimental Philosophy.” Early
Sci. & Med. 6 (2001): 65–95.
1424. C ROSLAND, Maurice. “The Financial Support
of Men of Science in France c. 1660–c. 1800: A
Survey.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 327–355.
102 340. Seventeenth century
1425. S ECK, Friedrich. “Gelehrtenbriefe zu Keplers
Zeit. Eine Untersuchung formaler Aspekte an den
Briefeditionen von Kepler und Schickard.” In Mis-
cellanea Kepleriana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al.
(2005) [ref. 1365], 205–227.
340-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
1426. B ROAD, Jacqueline. “Margaret Cavendish and
Joseph Glanvill: Science, Religion, and Witchcraft.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 493–505.
1427. G IBSON, Marion. Witchcraft Myths in Ameri-
can Culture. (293 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Rout-
ledge, 2007. ISBN: 0415979781, 9780415979771.
The first half of the book examines original doc-
uments on witchcraft prosecutions from 1640 to
1700 and questions their accuracy.
1428. G OODARE, Julian, Lauren M ARTIN, and Joyce
M ILLER. (Eds.) Witchcraft and Belief in Early
Modern Scotland. Palgrave Historical Studies in
Witchcraft and Magic. (xiii + 264 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. ISBN:
9780230507883.
Includes chapters by Edward J. C OWAN, Brian P.
L EVACK, Owen DAVIES, Michael WASSER, and
Hugh C HEAPE.
1429. H EDRICK, Elizabeth. “Romancing the Salve:
Sir Kenelm Digby and the Powder of Sympathy.”
Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 161–185.
1430. K ASSELL, Lauren. “The Economy of Magic
in Early Modern England.” In The Practice of Reform
in Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538],
43–57.
1431. S CHMIDT-B IGGEMANN, Wilhelm. “Robert
Fludd’s Kabbalistic Cosmos.” Trans. by Geoff D UM -
BRECK and Douglas H EDLEY . In Platonism at the
Origins of Modernity, edited by H EDLEY and H UT-
TON (2008) [ref. 1452], 75–92.
340-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
1432. A BLONDI, Fred. “Knowing Our Nature: A
Note on Régis’ Response to Malebranche.” Hist.
Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 135–141.
1433. A NSTEY, Peter R. “Experimental versus Spec-
ulative Natural Philosophy.” In The Science of Nature
in the Seventeenth Century, edited by A NSTEY and
S CHUSTER (2005) [ref. 1364], 215–242.
Focuses on a distinction in discussions of method
in natural philosophy in early modern England.
1434. A NSTEY, Peter R. (Ed.) The Philosophy of
John Locke: New Perspectives. (xvi + 208 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2003. ISBN:
0415314461.
Reviews: [ref. R27]
1435. A RIEW, Roger. “Descartes and Pascal.” First
article in a special issue: Descartes and Pascal. Per-
spect. Sci. 15 (2007): 397–409.
Contents: Douglas M. J ESSEPH, “Descartes, Pas-
cal, and the Epistemology of Mathematics: The
Case of the Cycloid,” 410–433 [ref. 1482]; Vlad
A LEXANDRESCU, “Descartes and Pascal on the
Eucharist,” 434–449 [ref. 1400]; Vincent C AR -
RAUD , “Pascal’s Anti-Augustinianism,” 450–492
[ref. 1441]; Eric P. L EWIS, “Cartesianism Revis-
ited,” 493–522 [ref. 1372].
1436. ATTAR, Samar. The Vital Roots of Euro-
pean Enlightenment: Ibn Tufayl’s Influence on Mod-
ern Western Thought. (xviii + 174 pp.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Lanham: Lexington Books, 2007. ISBN:
9780739119891.
Explores the ways that this 12th-century Arab
philosopher from Spain influenced the ideas of
Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Isaac Newton,
Imanuel Kant, and others.
1437. B RETEAU, Jean-Louis. “Chaos and Order in
Cudworth’s Thought.” In Platonism at the Origins of
Modernity, edited by H EDLEY and H UTTON (2008)
[ref. 1452], 131–146.
1438. B ROWN, Stuart. “Leibniz and Berkeley: Pla-
tonic Metaphysics and ‘The Mechanical Philoso-
phy.’ ” In Platonism at the Origins of Modernity,
edited by H EDLEY and H UTTON (2008) [ref. 1452],
239–254.
1439. B RYKMAN, Geneviève. Locke : Idées, lan-
gage et connaissance. Philo. (128 pp.; bibl.) Paris:
Ellipses, 2001. ISBN: 2729805095.
Reviews: [ref. R150]
1440. C ARLIN, Laurence. “Selecting a Phenomenal-
ism: Leibniz, Berkeley, and the Science of Happi-
ness.” J. Hist. Ideas 68 (2007): 57–78.
1441. C ARRAUD, Vincent. “Pascal’s Anti-
Augustinianism.” Part of a special issue: Descartes
and Pascal [ref. 1435]. Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007):
450–492.
1442. C LULEE, Nicholas H. “John Dee’s Natural
Philosophy Revisited.” In John Dee, edited by C LU -
CAS (2006) [ref. 1157], 23–37.
1443. C OOK, Margaret G. “Divine Artifice and Nat-
ural Mechanism: Robert Boyle’s Mechanical Philos-
ophy of Nature.” Volume title: “Science in Theistic
Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris
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1458. L O L ORDO, Antonia. Pierre Gassendi and
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1469. S EGRE, Michael. “Galileis Empirismus: ei-
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340-103. MATHEMATICS
1476. C OZZOLI, Danielle. “Beyond Mixed Math-
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1477. DASTON, Lorraine. “The History of Emer-
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1478. D E R ISI, Vincenzo. Geometry and Mon-
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works of the medieval thinkers Grosseteste and
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1480. H ACKING, Ian. The Emergence of Probability:
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1481. JAGGER, Graham. “The Will of Henry
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127–131.
“Sheds an interesting light on college life in
seventeenth-century Oxford and shows how wide-
ranging was Briggs’s circle of friends and rela-
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1482. J ESSEPH, Douglas M. “Descartes, Pascal, and
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1484. K NOBLOCH, Eberhard. “Mettre au jour de
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1485. K NOBLOCH, Eberhard. “Sturms Mathematik-
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1486. KOREY, Michael. The Geometry of Power—
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On instruments and automata at the court of the
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applications of mathematics and mechanics from
ballistics to cryptology.
1487. M AANEN, Jan van. “Diagrams and Mathemat-
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Looks closely at the work of early 17th-century
Dutch geometer Sybrandt Hansz Cardinael.
1488. M ARONNE, Sébastien. “Sur une lettre de
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“In this letter, Descartes answers questions dealing
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tion of La Géométrie, which concerns Descartes’
solution of Pappus’ problem.” (from the abstract)
1489. M ARR, Alexander. “Making a Mathematical
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“New archival evidence from Urbino provides a
rare insight into the production and distribution
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1490. NAVARRO -L OIDI, Juan, and José L LOMBART.
“The Introduction of Logarithms into Spain.” Hist.
Math. 35 (2008): 83–101.
Explores early 17th-century works by Juan Cara-
muel and José Zaragoza and the more widespread
18th-century understanding of logarithms pro-
moted by people such as Benito Bails.
1491. P ICOLET, Guy. “René Taton et la biographie
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409–427.
1492. S CH ÖNBECK, Jürgen. “Samuel Reyher und
sein In Teutscher Sprache vorgestellter Euclides.”
With English abstract. NTM 15 (2007): 118–136.
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(1697, 1699), one of the earliest into German.
1493. S EPKOSKI, David. Nominalism and Construc-
tivism in Seventeenth-Century Mathematical Phi-
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Over the dispute between Newton and Leibniz.
1495. WARDHAUGH, Benjamin. “Musical Loga-
rithms in the Seventeenth Century: Descartes, Merca-
tor, Newton.” Hist. Math. 35 (2008): 19–36.
Explores “the early uses of logarithms in the math-
ematical study of music.” (from the abstract)
1496. WARDHAUGH, Benjamin. “Poor Robin and
Merry Andrew: Mathematical Humour in Restoration
England.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007):
151–159.
1497. X U Chuan-sheng and Q U An-jing. “The Pi-
oneer of Probability Theory—Christian Huygens.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no.
6 (2006): 76–80.
1498. YANG Zezhong. “The introduction of the
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Dial. Natur. 27, no. 4 (2005): 87–91.
On the introduction of Euclid’s Elements to China
in the 17th and 18th centuries.
340-104. MUSIC
1499. FABBRI, Natacha. “Genesis of Mersenne’s
Harmonie Universelle: The Manuscript Livre de la
nature des sons.” Nuncius 22 (2007): 287–308.
1500. R ESTLE, Conny. “Organology: The Study
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Instruments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM
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340-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
1501. BARKER, Peter, and Bernard R. G OLDSTEIN.
“Theological Foundations of Kepler’s Astronomy.”
Volume title: “Science in Theistic Contexts: Cog-
nitive Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001):
88–113.
1502. B IALAS, Volker. Johannes Kepler. Beck’sche
Reihe, 566. (191 pp.; ill.; bibl.) München: Beck,
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1503. B ONER, Patrick J. “Kepler v. the Epicureans:
Causality, Coincidence and the Origins of the New
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1504. B OSCHIERO, Luciano. “The Saturn Problem:
Natural Philosophical Reputations and Commitments
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1505. DAVIS, A. E. L. “Kepler’s Angular Measure
of Uniformity: How It Provided a Potential Proof of
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by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005) [ref. 1365], 157–173.
1506. D UCHEYNE, Steffen. “Huygens’s Under-
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and Newton.” Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2007): 1–19.
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On orbital motion.
1507. D UPR É, Sven. “Galileo’s Telescope and Ce-
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1508. F IELD, J. V. “Tycho Brahe, Johannes Kepler
and the Concept of Error.” In Miscellanea Kepleri-
ana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005) [ref. 1365],
143–155.
1509. F ONTANA, Francesco. New Observations
of Heavenly and Earthly Objects. Translated from
the Latin and annotated by Peter FAY and Sally
B EAUMONT. (vi + 130 pp.; ill.) Levens, France:
Sally Beaumont, 2001.
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1510. G RANADA, Miguel A. “Kepler v. Roeslin on
the Interpretation of Kepler’s Nova: (1) 1604–1606.”
J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 299–319.
1511. JARDINE, Nick. “The Many Significances of
Kepler’s Contra Ursum.” In Miscellanea Kepleriana,
edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005) [ref. 1365],
129–142.
On Kepler’s defense of Tycho against the mathe-
matician Nicolaus Raimarus Ursus.
1512. L ERNER, Michel-Pierre. “The Origin and
Meaning of ‘World System.’ ” J. Hist. Astron. 36
(2005): 407–441.
1513. L ISCIA, Daniel A. Di. “Copernicanische No-
tizen und Exzerpte in einer Handschrift des Zeit-
genossen von Kepler, Jan Brożek.” In Miscellanea
Kepleriana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005)
[ref. 1365], 107–127.
1514. P OOLE, William. “Antoine-François Payen,
the 1666 Selenelion, and a Rediscovered Letter to
Robert Hooke.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 61
(2007): 251–263.
“Concerns the horizontal eclipse of 16 June 1666,
and the Avignon jurisconsult and astronomer
Antoine-François Payen’s reflections upon it,
his Selenelion ou Apparition Luni-Solaire (Paris,
1666).” (from the abstract)
1515. R EEVES, Eileen. Galileo’s Glassworks: The
Telescope and the Mirror. (231 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780674026674.
“Explores how and why information about the
telescope was transmitted, suppressed, or mis-
construed.... A revealing account of the role that
misprision, error, and preconception play in the
advancement of science.” (from the publisher)
1516. R EEVES, Eileen. “Speaking of Sunspots: Oral
Culture in an Early Modern Scientific Exchange.”
Configurations 13 (2005 [2007]): 185–210.
On the exchange between Galileo and Christoph
Scheiner.
1517. S EIDENGART, Jean. Dieu, l’univers et la
sphère infinie : penser l’infinité cosmique à l’aube
de la science classique. Bibliothèque Albin Michel
Idées. (610 pp.; ill.) Paris: Albin Michel, 2006. ISBN:
2226170995.
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its importance to the scientific revolution.
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1518. S IEBERT, Harald. Die grosse kosmologische
Kontroverse: Rekonstruktionsversuche anhand des
Itinerarium exstaticum von Athanasius Kircher SJ
(1602–1680). Boethius, 55. (383 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Stuttgart: Steiner, 2006. ISBN: 3515087311.
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1519. S IEBERT, Harald. “The Early Search for Stel-
lar Parallax: Galileo, Castelli, and Ramponi.” J. Hist.
Astron. 36 (2005): 251–271.
1520. V ERTESI, Janet. “Picturing the Moon:
Hevelius’s and Riccioli’s Visual Debate.” Part of
a special issue: “Objects, Texts and Images in the
History of Science” [ref. 42]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38
(2007): 401–421.
340-111. ASTROLOGY
1521. B ONER, Patrick. “Kepler’s Defence of As-
trology and the Early Modern Emergence of Math-
ematics.” In Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON and
H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 61–78.
1522. B OOCKMANN, Friederike. “Die Horoskop-
sammlung von Johannes Kepler.” In Miscellanea
Kepleriana, edited by B OOCKMANN et al. (2005)
[ref. 1365], 183–203.
1523. G R ÖSSING, Helmuth. “Gedanken zu Keplers
Astrologie.” In Miscellanea Kepleriana, edited by
B OOCKMANN et al. (2005) [ref. 1365], 175–182.
1524. L ANUZA -NAVARRO, Tayra. “Astrology in
Spanish Early Modern Institutions of Learning.” In
Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON and H ERRAN
(2008) [ref. 14], 79–98.
340-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1525. B UCHWALD, Jed Z. “Descartes’s Experimen-
tal Journey Past the Prism and Through the Invisible
World to the Rainbow.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 1–46.
1526. B URNETT, D. Graham. Descartes and the
Hyperbolic Quest: Lens Making Machines and Their
Significance in the Seventeenth Century. Transactions
of the American Philosophical Society, 95-3. (viii +
152 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American
Philosophical Society, 2005. ISBN: 0871699532.
On Descartes collaboration with an instrument
maker to help him develop a hyperbolic lens that
he believed would revolutionize the telescope.
1527. C HEN Yue. “An inquiry into mechanical prob-
lems in the ‘single pendulum’ section of Xin Zhi Ling
Tai Yi Xiang Zhi.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J.
Dial. Natur. 28, no. 1 (2006): 80–86.
Written by the Belgian Jesuit Ferdinand Verbiest,
this text on newly-built instruments in the Chinese
astronomical observatory discusses mechanics and
basic physics.
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1528. D EAR, Peter. “Circular Argument: Descartes’
Vortices and Their Crafting as Explanations of Grav-
ity.” In The Science of Nature in the Seventeenth
Century, edited by A NSTEY and S CHUSTER (2005)
[ref. 1364], 81–97.
1529. D IJKSTERHUIS, Fokko Jan. “Constructive
Thinking: A Case for Dioptrics.” In The Mindful
Hand, edited by ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357],
58–82.
The focus is on works of Descartes, Huygens, and
Hartsoeker.
1530. H ATTAB, Helen. “From Mechanics to Mech-
anism: The Quaestiones Mechanicae and Descartes’
Physics.” In The Science of Nature in the Seventeenth
Century, edited by A NSTEY and S CHUSTER (2005)
[ref. 1364], 99–129.
1531. H EEFFER, Albrecht. “The Logic of Disguise:
Descartes’ Discovery of the Law of Refraction.” Hist.
Scientiarum 16 (2006): 144–165.
1532. M AGLO, Koffi. “Force, Mathematics, and
Physics in Newton’s Principia: A New Approach to
Enduring Issues.” Sci. Context 20 (2007): 571–600.
1533. M ALTESE, Giulio. “On the Changing For-
tune of the Newtonian Tradition in Mechanics.” In
Two Cultures, edited by Kim W ILLIAMS (Boston:
Birkhäuser Verlag, 2006), 97–113.
1534. PALMIERI, Paolo. “Galileo’s Construction of
Idealized Fall in the Void.” Hist. Sci. 43 (2005):
343–389.
1535. S AITO, Fumikazu. “O vácuo de Pascal versus
o ether de Noël: uma controvérsia experimental?”
Translated title: [The vacuum of Pascal versus the
ether of Noël: an experimental controversy?]. Cir-
cumscribere 1 (2006): 50–57.
1536. S MITH, Russell. “Optical Reflection and Me-
chanical Rebound: The Shift from Analogy to Ax-
iomatization in the Seventeenth Century, Part 1.” Brit.
J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 1–18.
Argues that the 17th-century conception of me-
chanics as the science of particles in motion is
indebted to the physics of motion developed within
optics. See also Russell S MITH, “Optical Reflec-
tion and Mechanical Rebound” Brit. J. Hist. Sci.
41 (2008): 187–207 [ref. 1537].
1537. S MITH, Russell. “Optical Reflection and Me-
chanical Rebound: The Shift from Analogy to Ax-
iomatization in the Seventeenth Century, Part 2.” Brit.
J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 187–207.
See Russell S MITH, “Optical Reflection and Me-
chanical Rebound” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008):
1–18 [ref. 1536].
1538. VANPAEMEL, Geert. “Mechanics and Me-
chanical Philosophy in Some Jesuit Mathematical
Textbooks of the Early 17th Century.” In Mechanics
and Natural Philosophy before the Scientific Revolu-
tion, edited by L AIRD and ROUX (2008) [ref. 344],
259–274.
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340-113. CHEMISTRY
1539. B OANTZA, Victor D. “Reflections on Matter
and Manner: Duclos Reads Boyle, 1668–69.” In
Chymists and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007)
[ref. 367], 181–192.
1540. C HANG, Ku-Ming (Kevin). “From Vitalis-
tic Cosmos to Materialistic World: The Lineage of
Johann Joachim Becher and Georg Ernst Stahl and
the Shift of Early Modern Chymical Cosmology.” In
Chymists and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007)
[ref. 367], 215–225.
1541. G ARBER, Margaret D. “Transitioning from
Transubstantiation to Transmutation: Catholic Anxi-
eties over Chymical Matter Theory at the University
of Prague.” In Chymists and Chymistry, edited by
P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367], 63–76.
1542. H ARTUNG, Gerald. “The ‘Chymistry Lab-
oratory’: On the Function of the Experiment in
Seventeenth-Century Scientific Discourse.” In In-
struments in Art and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et
al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 201–222.
1543. H OLMES, Frederic Lawrence. “Investigative
and Pedagogical Styles in French Chemistry at the
End of the 17th Century.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci.
34 (2004): 277–309.
Includes a survey of parts of Nicolas Lemery’s
Cours de chymie of 1675.
1544. P ETERSCHMITT, Luc. “The Cartesians and
Chemistry: Cordemoy, Rohault, Régis.” In Chymists
and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367],
193–202.
1545. ROOS, Anna Marie. The Salt of the Earth:
Natural Philosophy, Medicine, and Chymistry in Eng-
land, 1650–1750. History of Science and Medicine
Library, 3. (xvi + 293 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston:
Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004161764.
Uses case studies to explore the uses of salt in early
modern science and its role in matter theory from
Aristotelian to Newtonian views.
1546. W ERRETT, Simon. “Explosive Affinities:
Pyrotechnic Knowledge in Early Modern Europe.” In
Making Knowledge in Early Modern Europe, edited
by S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 68–89.
1547. W HITE, Bruce D., and Walter W. W OOD -
WARD . “ ‘A Most Exquisite Fellow’: William
White and an Atlantic World Perspective on the
Seventeenth-Century Chymical Furnace.” Ambix
54 (2007): 285–298.
340-114. ALCHEMY
1548. Å CKERMAN, Susanna. “Queen Christina’s
Metamorphosis—Her Alchemical World Soul and
Fictional Gender Transformation.” In Men, Women,
and the Birthing of Modern Science, edited by
Z INSSER (2005) [ref. 224], 13–33.
1549. C LUCAS, Stephen. “Alchemy and Certainty
in the Seventeenth Century.” In Chymists and Chym-
istry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367], 39–51.
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1550. C OLLIS, Robert. “Alchemical Interest at the
Petrine Court.” Eso 7 (2005): 52–77.
About Peter the Great of Russia and his court,
especially Jacob Bruce, Feofan Prokopovich,
and Robert Erskine. Available online at
http://www.esoteric.msu.edu/VolumeVII/
Russianalchemy.htm.
1551. D UCHEYNE, Steffen. “Algunas Notas Meto-
dológicas sobre los Experimentos de Van Helmont.”
Azogue 5 (2007): 100–107.
Examines four experiments from Van Helmont’s
publications of the 1640s: the thermoscope ex-
periment, the transmutation experiment, the ice-
experiment, and the willow experiment.
1552. L ÓPEZ P ÉREZ, Miguel. “Lastanosa, la Alqui-
mia y algunos Helmoncianos Aragoneses.” Azogue 5
(2007): 139–150.
“Explores the alchemical interests of Juan Vincen-
cio of Lastanosa (1607–1681), a wealthy patron of
the arts who lived in Huesca.” (from the abstract)
1553. M A ÏER, Michaël. Les arcanes très secrets.
Translated into French from Latin by Stéphane F EYE.
(xxi + 444 pp.; index.) Grez-Doiceau, Belgium:
Beya, 2005. ISBN: 296003645X.
Reviews: [ref. R668]
1554. P OWERS, John C. “Scrutinizing the Al-
chemists: Herman Boerhaave and the Testing of
Chymistry.” In Chymists and Chymistry, edited by
P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367], 227–238.
1555. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “Un Des-
conocido Tratado dedicado al Rey Carlos II: Den
gesochten Philosophael-steen gevonden de Octavio
de Koker.” Azogue 5 (2007): 130–138.
Discusses an alchemical treatise written in 1673 in
Madrid by Octavius Dekoker, a Belgian alchemist.
340-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
1556. G OLINSKI, Jan. “American Climate and the
Civilization of Nature.” In Science and Empire in
the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW
(2008) [ref. 614], 153–174.
1557. L EIBNIZ, Gottfried Wilhelm. Protogaea.
Edited by Claudine C OHEN and Andre WAKEFIELD.
(xlii + 173 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226112961.
1558. N EWMAN, William R. “Newton’s Theory of
Metallic Generation in the Previously Neglected
Text ‘Humores minerales continuo decidunt.’ ” In
Chymists and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007)
[ref. 367], 89–99.
1559. YAMADA, Toshihiro. “Stenonian Revolution
or Leibnizian Revival? Constructing Geo-History
in the Seventeenth Century.” Hist. Scientiarum 13
(2003): 75–100.
340-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
1560. K ENNEDY, Alasdair. “In Search of the ‘True
Prospect’: Making and Knowing the Giant’s Cause-
way as a Field Site in the Seventeenth Century.” Brit.
J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 19–41.
1561. S CHUCHARD, Margret. (Ed.) Bernhard Vare-
nius, 1622–1650. Brill’s Studies in Intellectual His-
tory, 159. (xii + 345 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston:
Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004163638.
The story of a founder of the modern discipline
of geography. Partial contents: Rienk V ERMIJ,
“Varenius and the World of Learning in the Dutch
Republic,” 99-115 [ref. 1422]; Folker R EICHERT,
“Reise- und entdeckungsgeschichtliche Grundla-
gen der Descriptio regni Iaponiae,” 119-144; Rein-
hard D ÜCHTING, “Die Descriptio Regni Japoniae
in der literarischen Tradition der europäischen ‘de-
scriptiones,’ ” 145-161; Horst Walter B LANKE,
“Die Aneignung und Strukturierung von Wissen
in der Polyhistorie. Ein Fallbeispiel: Bernhard
Varenius,” 163-187; Frank R ICHTER, “Varenius –
ein Geograph zwischen allen Stühlen?” 191-213;
Ulrich S TAFFHORST, “Miszellen zur Geographia
Generalis des Bernhard Varenius,” 215-225; Mar-
gret S CHUCHARD, “Notes on Geographia Gen-
eralis and Its Introduction to England and North
America,” 227-237; Robert J. M AYHEW, “From
Hackwork to Classic: The English Editing of the
Geographia Generalis,” 239-257; Sandra R EBOK,
“The Influence of Bernhard Varenius in the Geo-
graphical Works of Thomas Jefferson and Alexan-
der von Humboldt,” 259-270; Denis J. B. S HAW,
“Bernhard Varenius’ Geographia Generalis and the
Rise of Modern Geographical Studies in Russia,”
271-287.
340-122. NATURAL HISTORY
1562. B REDEKAMP, Horst. “Leibniz’s Theater of
Nature and Art and the Idea of a Universal Picture
Atlas.” In The Artificial and the Natural, edited by
B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3],
211–223.
On Leibniz’s interest in and theoretical concerns
regarding the integration of natural and man-made
objects.
1563. E THERIDGE, Kay. “Loathsome Beasts: Im-
ages of Reptiles and Amphibians in Art and Science.”
In Origins of Science Learning, edited by F RENCH
and E THERIDGE (2007) [ref. 1172], 63–88.
1564. L EONHARD, Karin. “Shell Collecting: On
17th-Century Conchology, Curiosity Cabinets and
Still Life Painting.” In Early Modern Zoology, edited
by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 177–214.
340-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
1565. A SH, Eric H. “Amending Nature: Draining
the English Fens.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by
ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 116–143.
 340. Seventeenth century
1566. M UKERJI, Chandra. “Stewardship Politics and
the Control of Wild Weather: Levees, Seawalls, and
State Building in 17th-Century France.” Part of a
comment section on the Katrina hurricane [ref. 3580].
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 127–133.
1567. M UKERJI, Chandra. “The Great Forestry Sur-
vey of 1669–1671: The Use of Archives for Political
Reform.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 227–253.
On a survey conducted in France and its relation-
ship to political reform.
340-124. PALEONTOLOGY
1568. W ILDING, Richard. “From the Rise of the
Enlightenment to the Beginnings of Romanticism:
Robert Plot, Edward Lhwyd and Richard Brookes,
MD.” In History of Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN
et al. (2005) [ref. 414], 5–12.
340-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1569. C HENE, Dennis des. “Abstracting from the
Soul: The Mechanics of Locomotion.” In Genesis
Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 85–95.
Focus is on the mechanical nature of animals as un-
derstood by Giovanni Borelli and Claude Perrault.
1570. H IRAI, Hiro. “Kircher’s Chymical Interpreta-
tion of the Creation and Spontaneous Generation.” In
Chymists and Chymistry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007)
[ref. 367], 77–87.
340-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
1571. B ROUWER, Christine Elisabeth. Anatomische
sekse als uitvinding in de botanie: hoe stampers tot
vrouwelijke en meeldraden tot mannelijke geslachts-
organen werden (1675-1735). (391 pp.; ill.) Proef-
schrift Universiteit van Amsterdam, 2004. ISBN:
9080838314.
Published dissertation. With summary in English
and French.
Reviews: [ref. R145]
1572. E DGINGTON, John. “A Plant List of 1633:
Annotations in a Copy of Thomas Johnson’s Iter
plantarum.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 272–292.
1573. F REEDBERG, David, and David P EGLER.
The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Posso, Series
B: Natural History, Part Two: Fungi. Edited by
Martin C LAYTON. (viii + 1028 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Royal Collection Enterprises, 2005. ISBN:
1905375050.
Reviews: [ref. 1574]
1574. JARDINE, Nicholas. “Prince Cesi and Fungi,
Not to Mention Fungifunguli.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41
(2008): 267–273.
Essay review of David F REEDBERG and David P E -
GLER , The Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Posso,
Series B Edited by Martin C LAYTON. (2005)
[ref. 1573].
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340-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
1575. H OLTHUIS, Lipke B., and Theodore W.
P IETSCH. Les planches inédites de poissons et autres
animaux marins de l’Indo-Ouest Pacifique d’Isaac
Johannes Lamotius. Publications Scientifiques du
Muséum. (290 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: MNHN,
2006. ISBN: 2856535925.
Reviews: [ref. R484]
1576. J ORINK, Eric. “Between Emblematics and
the ‘Argument from Design’: The Representation of
Insects in the Dutch Republic.” In Early Modern Zo-
ology, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303],
147–175.
1577. PARKER B RIENEN, Rebecca. “From Brazil to
Europe: The Zoological Drawings of Albert Eckhout
and Georg Marcgraf.” In Early Modern Zoology,
edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303], 273–
314.
1578. V IGNAU -W ILBERG, Thea. “In minimis ma-
xime conspicua: Insektendarstellungen um 1600 und
die Anfänge der Entomologie.” In Early Modern Zo-
ology, edited by E NENKEL et al. (2007) [ref. 1303],
217–243.
340-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
1579. M AZZOLINI, Renato G. “ ‘A greater division
of mankind is made by the skinne’: Thomas Browne
e il colore della pelle dei neri.” Part of special issue:
“La pelle umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464].
Micrologus 13 (2005): 571–604.
340-136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
1580. B RUGGER, Peter, and Peter H. W EISS.
“Dermo-Optical Perception: The Non-Synesthetic
‘Palpability of Colors’ A Comment on Larner
(2006).” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 253–255.
On the seventeenth-century case of a blind man
who could differentiate the color of objects by
touch. See: A. J. L ARNER, “A Possible Account
of Synaesthesia Dating from the Seventeenth Cen-
tury” J. Hist. Neurosci. 15 (2006): 245–249
1581. K NOEFF, Rina. “The Reins of the Soul: The
Centrality of the Intercostal Nerves to the Neurology
of Thomas Willis and to Samuel Parker’s Theology.”
J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 413–440.
340-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
1582. G OWLAND, Angus. The Worlds of Renais-
sance Melancholy: Robert Burton in Context. Ideas
110 340. Seventeenth century
in Context, 78. (xii + 338 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cam-
bridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0521867681.
“A wide-ranging contextual analysis of Robert
Burton’s encyclopaedic Anatomy of Melancholy.”
(from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R408]
1583. P ÉCHARMAN, Martine. “Malebranche’s On-
tological Problem of the Perception of Bodies.”
In Theories of Perception in Medieval and Early
Modern Philosophy, edited by K NUUTTILA and
K ÄRKK ÄINEN (2008) [ref. 487], 245–270.
1584. S CHMIDT, Jeremy. “Melancholy and the
Therapeutic Language of Moral Philosophy in
Seventeenth-Century Thought.” J. Hist. Ideas 65
(2004): 583–601.
340-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
1585. H INDESS, Barry. “Locke’s State of Nature.”
Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 3 (2007): 1–20.
1586. PARKIN, Jon. Taming the Leviathan: The Re-
ception of the Political and Religious Ideas of Thomas
Hobbes in England, 1640–1700. Ideas in Context, 82.
(xi + 449 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521877350.
1587. V IROL, Michèle. “De l’usage politique de
la mesure : l’exemple de la lieue carrée.” In La
juste mesure, edited by M OULINIER et al. (2005)
[ref. 255], 159–173.
On measuring population density in late 17th and
early 18th centuries France.
340-143. ECONOMICS
1588. H ARRIS, Jonathan Gil. Sick Economies:
Drama, Mercantilism, and Disease in Shakespeare’s
England. (263 pp.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia:
University of Pennsylvania Press, 2004. ISBN:
0812237730.
On how early modern economies were discussed
in terms of infection and disease.
340-146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE
1589. H EILBRON, J. L. “Francesco Bianchini, Histo-
rian: In Memory of Amos Funkenstein.” In Thinking
Impossibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN
(2008) [ref. 68], 227–280.
340-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
1590. A NSTEY, Peter R. “Robert Boyle and Locke’s
‘Morbus’ Entry: A Reply to J. C. Walmsley.” Early
Sci. & Med. 7 (2002): 358–377.
Reply to Jonathan WALMSLEY, “Morbus—
Locke’s Early Essay on Disease” Early Sci. &
Med. 5 (2000): 367–393 [ref. 1621]. Followed
by: Jonathan WALMSLEY, “ ‘Morbus’, Locke and
Boyle” Early Sci. & Med. 7 (2002): 378–397.
1591. B OURSIER, Louise. Récit véritable de la
naissance des Messeigneurs et Dames les enfans de
France, Instruction à ma fille, et autre texts. Textes
établis et annotés par François ROUGET et Colette
H. W INN. Textes littéraires français, 530. (166
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Droz, 2000. ISBN:
2600004602.
On obstetrics.
1592. B OYLE, Marjorie O’Rourke. “Harvey in the
Sluice: From Hydraulic Engineering to Human Phys-
iology.” Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 1–22.
1593. B OYLE, Marjorie O’Rourke. “William Har-
vey’s Anatomy Book and Literary Culture.” Med.
Hist. 52 (2008): 73–91.
1594. B REGMAN, Alvan. “Alligation Alternate
and the Composition of Medicines: Arithmetic and
Medicine in Early Modern England.” Med. Hist. 49
(2005): 299–320.
1595. C AVALLO, Sandra, and David G ENTILCORE.
(Eds.) Spaces, Objects and Identities in Early Mod-
ern Italian Medicine. (123 pp.; index.) Oxford;
Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing, 2008. ISBN:
9781405180405.
Contents: Sandra C AVALLO and David G ENTIL -
CORE , “Introduction,” 1–8; Elizabeth S. C OHEN ,
“Miscarriages of Apothecary Justice: Un-separate
Spaces of Work and Family in Early Modern
Rome,” 8–33 [ref. 1623]; Filippo de V IVO, “Phar-
macies as Centres of Communication in Early
Modern Venice,” 33–50 [ref. 1625]; Lucia DA -
COME , “Women, Wax and Anatomy in the ‘Cen-
tury of Things,’ ” 50–79 [ref. 1861]; Silvia De
R ENZI, “Medical Competence, Anatomy and
the Polity in Seventeenth-Century Rome,” 79–
96 [ref. 1612]; Gianna P OMATA, “Malpighi and
the Holy Body: Medical Experts and Miraculous
Evidence in Seventeenth-Century Italy,” 96–114
[ref. 1611].
1596. C ROCKER, Robert. “A ‘Sanative Contagion’:
Henry More on Faith Healing.” In The Practice of Re-
form in Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000,
edited by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005)
[ref. 538], 107–123.
1597. E NKE, Ulrike. “Gelehrtenleben im späten
17. Jahrhundert – eine Annäherung an den Gießener
Midizinprofessor Michael Bernhard Valentini (1657–
1729).” Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007): 299–329.
1598. F URTADO, Júnia Ferreira. “Tropical Em-
piricism: Making Medical Knowledge in Colonial
Brazil.” In Science and Empire in the Atlantic World,
edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW (2008) [ref. 614],
127–151.
1599. G IGLIONI, Guido. “Idolising Identity: On
Walter Charleton’s Self-Construction of his Self as a
Selfless Self.” Metascience 16 (2007): 239–245.
Essay review of Emily B OOTH, “A Subtle and
Mysterious Machine” (2005).
1600. H ASKELL, Yasmin. “Poetry or Pathology?
Jesuit Hypochondria in Early Modern Naples.” Early
Sci. & Med. 12 (2007): 187–213.
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1601. JANKO, Jan. “Philosophisch-methodologische
Grundlagen der Prager medizinischen Dissertatitonen
in 17. und 18. Jahrhundert.” In Pratum floridum,
edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 191–203.
1602. K NIGHT, Harriet, and Michael H UNTER.
“Robert Boyle’s Memoirs for the Natural History
of Human Blood (1684): Print, Manuscript and the
Impact of Baconianism in Seventeenth-Century Med-
ical Science.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 145–164.
1603. L ÓPEZ P ÉREZ, Miguel, and Mar R EY B UENO.
“Aguas Destiladas y Aguas Alquı́micas en la España
Moderna.” Azogue 5 (2007): 151–180.
“Our essay presents a commentary on the books
of five apothecaries and Royal Distillers that made
a strong defense of chemical medicine: Diego
de Santiago, Juan del Castillo, Esteban Villa,
Jerónimo de la Fuente Piérola and Esteban Núñez.”
(from the abstract)
1604. M ANDELBROTE, Scott. “William Petty and
Anne Greene: Medical and Political Reform in Com-
monwealth Oxford.” In The Practice of Reform in
Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538],
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1605. M C VAUGH, Michael. “Richard Wiseman and
the Medical Practitioners of Restoration London.” J.
Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 125–140.
1606. M ELI, Domenico Bertoloni. “Mechanistic
Pathology and Therapy in the Medical Assayer of
Marcello Malpighi.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 165–180.
1607. M EYNELL, G. G. “John Locke and the Preface
to Thomas Sydenham’s Observationes Medicae.”
Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 93–110.
1608. PARKINSON, Anna. Nature’s Alchemist: John
Parkinson, Herbalist to Charles I. (335 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) London: Frances Lincoln, 2007. ISBN:
9780711227675.
1609. P ELLING, Margaret. “Politics, Medicine, and
Masculinity: Physicians and Office-Bearing in Early
Modern England.” In The Practice of Reform in
Health, Medicine, and Science, 1500–2000, edited
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1610. P ETTIGREW, Todd H. J. Shakespeare and
the Practice of Physic: Medical Narratives on the
Early Modern English Stage. (197 pp.; index.)
Newark: University of Delaware Press, 2007. ISBN:
100874139511.
1611. P OMATA, Gianna. “Malpighi and the Holy
Body: Medical Experts and Miraculous Evidence in
Seventeenth-Century Italy.” In Spaces, Objects and
Identities in Early Modern Italian Medicine, edited
by C AVALLO and G ENTILCORE (2008) [ref. 1595],
96–114.
Looks at the relationship between medical knowl-
edge and religious belief in 17th-century canoniza-
tions.
1612. R ENZI, Silvia De. “Medical Competence,
Anatomy and the Polity in Seventeenth-Century
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1613. R ENZI, Silvia De. “Medical Expertise, Bodies,
and the Law in Early Modern Courts.” Focus Section:
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315–322.
1614. S HUTTLETON, David E. “ ‘When a disease it
selfe doth Cromwel it’: The Rhetoric of Smallpox at
the Restoration.” In Social Histories of Disability and
Deformity, edited by T URNER and S TAGG (2006)
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1615. S TORRS, Christopher. “Health, Sickness and
Medical Services in Spain’s Armed Forces c. 1665–
1700.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 325–350.
1616. S UGG, Richard. Murder after Death: Liter-
ature and Anatomy in Early Modern England. (259
pp.; ill.; index.) Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780801445095.
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1617. S WAN, Claudia. “Making Sense of Medical
Collections in Early Modern Holland: The Uses of
Wonder.” In Making Knowledge in Early Modern Eu-
rope, edited by S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16],
199–213.
1618. T OLEDO -P EREYRA, Luis H. A History of
American Medicine from the Colonial Period to the
Early Twentieth Century. (v + 203 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Lewiston: Edwin Mellen Press, 2006. ISBN:
9780773455306.
1619. V ILLANI, Stefano. “Between Anatomy and
Politics: John Finch and Italy, 1649–71.” In The
Practice of Reform in Health, Medicine, and Science,
1500–2000, edited by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE
(2005) [ref. 538], 151–166.
1620. WALMSLEY, Jonathan. “John Locke on Res-
piration.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 453–476.
1621. WALMSLEY, Jonathan. “Morbus—Locke’s
Early Essay on Disease.” Early Sci. & Med. 5 (2000):
367–393.
1622. W ITHEY, Alun. “Unhealthy Neglect? The
Medicine and Medical Historiography of Early Mod-
ern Wales.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 163–174.
340-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
1623. C OHEN, Elizabeth S. “Miscarriages of
Apothecary Justice: Un-separate Spaces of Work
and Family in Early Modern Rome.” In Spaces,
Objects and Identities in Early Modern Italian
Medicine, edited by C AVALLO and G ENTILCORE
(2008) [ref. 1595], 8–33.
Concerns the role of the apothecary guild in polic-
ing candy production.
1624. L EONG, Elaine Yuen Tien. “Making
Medicines in the Early Modern Household.” Part
of a special issue: Women, Health, and Healing in
112 350. Eighteenth century
Early Modern Europe [ref. 1348]. Bull. Hist. Med. 82
(2008): 145–168.
“A study of household medicine production and
consumption through an examination of the pa-
pers of Elizabeth Freke (1641–1714).” (from the
abstract)
1625. V IVO, Filippo de. “Pharmacies as Centres
of Communication in Early Modern Venice.” In
Spaces, Objects and Identities in Early Modern Ital-
ian Medicine, edited by C AVALLO and G ENTILCORE
(2008) [ref. 1595], 33–50.
340-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
1626. C HENE, Dennis Des. “Forms of Art in Jesuit
Aristotelianism (with a Coda on Descartes).” In The
Artificial and the Natural, edited by B ENSAUDE -
V INCENT and N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3], 135–147.
1627. D EKKER, Rudolf. “Watches, Diary Writing,
and the Search for Self-Knowledge in the Seventeenth
Century.” In Making Knowledge in Early Modern Eu-
rope, edited by S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16],
127–142.
Looks at the Huygens family for evidence of the
link between the contemporary rise in interest in
both diary writing and precision clocks.
1628. D ELBOURGO, James. “Underwater-Works:
Voyages and Visions of the Submarine.” Endeavour
31 (2007): 115–120.
On “Edmond Halley’s diving engine of the 1690s
[and] the Baroque culture of the submarine.” (from
the abstract)
1629. F LEISCHER, Alette. “The Beemster Polder:
Conservative Invention and Holland’s Great Pleasure
Garden.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS
et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 144–166.
1630. G OUDEAU, Jeroen. Nicolaus Goldmann
(1611-1665) en de wiskundige architectuurweten-
schap. (669 pp.; index; ill.) Groningen: Philip Elch-
ers, 2005. ISBN: 9050480888.
Reviews: [ref. R406]
1631. K LEIN, Lauren. “To Mine for Truth: The
Metaphor of Mining in Francis Bacon’s The Great
Instauration.” In Origins of Science Learning, edited
by F RENCH and E THERIDGE (2007) [ref. 1172],
117–138.
1632. L AZARDZIG, Jan. “The Machine as Spectacle:
Function and Admiration in Seventeenth-Century
Perspectives on Machines.” In Instruments in Art
and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et al. (2008)
[ref. 1419], 152–176.
1633. M UKERJI, Chandra. “Demonstration and Ver-
ification in Engineering: Ascertaining Truth and
Telling Fictions along the Canal du Midi.” In The
Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS et al. (2007)
[ref. 1357], 168–186.
1634. M UKERJI, Chandra. “Tacit Knowledge and
Classical Technique in Seventeenth-Century France:
Hydraulic Cement as a Living Practice among Ma-
sons and Military Engineers.” Tech. & Cult. 47
(2006): 713–733.
1635. M UKERJI, Chandra. “Women Engineers and
the Culture of the Pyrenees: Indigenous Knowledge
and Engineering in Seventeenth-Century France.” In
Making Knowledge in Early Modern Europe, edited
by S MITH and S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 19–44.
Focuses on women involved in the construction of
the Canal du Midi.
1636. O LDMAN, Elizabeth. “Technocrat of Gunpow-
der and Cannon: Satan’s Mechanical Contrivances in
Paradise Lost’s War in Heaven.” In Origins of Sci-
ence Learning, edited by F RENCH and E THERIDGE
(2007) [ref. 1172], 89–116.
1637. T URNER, Anthony. “Stagecraft and Mathe-
matical Magic in Early Modern London.” Nuncius 22
(2007): 335–349.
On how mathematical magic helped to popularize
technology in the 16th and 17th centuries.
340-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
1638. E DEN, Trudy. The Early American Table:
Food and Society in the New World. (x + 193 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) DeKalb: Northern Illinois University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780875803838.
On the political consequences of diet in America
and the Old World.
350. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
(includes topics stretching into the 19th century)
350-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
1639. AUDISIO, Gabriel, and François P UGNI ÈRE.
(Eds.) Jean-François Séguier, 1703–1784 : un Nı̂mois
dans l’Europe des Lumières : colloque de Nı̂mes
(17-18 Octobre 2003). (280 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Aix-en-
Provence: Edisud, 2005. ISBN: 2744905518.
Reviews: [ref. R46]
1640. B REGOLI, Francesca. “Jewish Scholarship,
Science, and the Republic of Letters: Joseph Attias
in Eighteenth-Century Livorno.” Aleph 7 (2007):
97–181.
“The catalogue of Attias’ extensive library of more
than 1200 volumes, one of the largest Jewish-
owned collections in the early eighteenth century,
which has lately resurfaced in the State Archives
of Livorno, allows for a reappraisal of his cultural
proclivities.” (from the abstract)
1641. B ROCK, W. H. “Joseph Priestley, Enlightened
Experimentalist.” In Joseph Priestley, edited by
R IVERS and W YKES (2008) [ref. 1654], 49–79.
 350. Eighteenth century
“Priestley’s observations and experiments enabled
others to interpret nature in a new way. This chapter
reviews these observations and experiments cover-
ing electrostatics, optics, pneumatic chemistry, and
photosynthesis.” (from the abstract)
1642. C HATTERIJ, Srishti D. (Ed.) Leonhardt Euler,
Lettres à une Princesse d’Allemagne, sur divers su-
jets de physique et de philosophie. (544 pp.) Paris:
Presses polytechniques et universitaires romandes,
2003. ISBN: 2880745241.
The letters include dicussions of astronomy, me-
chanics, optics, music, philosophy, and logic.
Reviews: [ref. R188]
1643. F LINDERS, Matthew. “Gratefull to Prov-
idence”: The Diary and Accounts of Matthew
Flinders: Surgeon, Apothecary and Man-Midwife,
Vol. I: 1775-1784. Edited by Martyn B EARDSLEY
and N. H. B ENNETT. Publications of the Lincoln
Record Society. (192 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Suffolk,
UK: Boydell Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780901503596.
The diary recounts the varieties of subjects (sci-
entific and otherwise) observed and considered by
the father of the navigator and explorer of the same
name.
1644. G ILLISPIE, Charles C. “Science in the Eye
of the Observer, 1789–1820.” In Advancements of
Learning, edited by H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10],
153–171.
Utilizing a survey of contemporaneous journal
literature, the essay discusses French science from
the point of view of its practitioners.
1645. H AMEL, Jürgen, Eberhard K NOBLOCH, and
Herbert P IEPER. (Eds.) Alexander von Humboldt in
Berlin: Sein Einfluß auf die Entwicklung der Wissen-
schaften; Beiträge zu einem Symposium. Translated
title: [Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin: his influ-
ence on the sciences; contributions to a symposium.]
In German. Algorismus. (375 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Augsburg: Rauner, 2003. ISBN: 3980712281;
9783980712286.
Contents: Ulrich von H EINZ, “Die Brüder Wilhelm
und Alexander von Humboldt,” 15-26 [ref. 1662];
Eberhard K NOBLOCH, “ ‘Es wäre mir unmöglich
nur ein halbes Jahr so zu leben wie er’: En-
cke, Humboldt und was wir schon immer über
die neue Berliner Sternwarte wissen wollten,”
27-57 [ref. 2121]; Oliver S CHWARZ, “Kriteri-
en guter Forschung—Humboldts Wege bei der
Beurteilung astronomischer Untersuchungen,”
59-70 [ref. 2128]; Jürgen H AMEL, “Wandlun-
gen im Naturgemälde. Humboldts Rezeption des
astronomischen Entwicklungsgedankens,” 71-88
[ref. 2116]; Petra W ERNER, “Humboldt und
Arago—Freundschaft und Anregung,” 89-106
[ref. 2041]; H. Walter L ACK, “Alexander von
Humboldt und die botanischen Sammlungen in
Berlin,” 107-132 [ref. 2286]; Ilse JAHN, “Alex-
ander von Humboldt und die Beziehungen zwi-
schen Pariser und Berliner Zoologen,” 133-146
[ref. 2299]; Herbert P IEPER, “Alexander von Hum-
boldts Anteil an der Herausbildung eines mathema-
tischen Zentrums in Berlin,” 147-194 [ref. 2094];
Karl-Heinz B ERNHARDT, “Alexander von Hum-
boldts Beitrag zu Entwicklung und Institutiona-
113
lisierung von Meteorologie und Klimatologie im
19. Jahrhundert,” 195-221 [ref. 2181]; Günter
H OPPE and Christian S UCKOW, “Gustav Rose,
Alexander von Humboldt und die Berliner Mine-
ralogie in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts,”
223-236 [ref. 2186]; Ingo S CHWARZ, “Alexander
von Humboldt und die Gesandtschaft der Verei-
nigten Staaten in Berlin,” 237-251 [ref. 1974];
Ulrike L EITNER, “ ‘Bücher haben kein Leben oh-
ne Öffentlichkeit’—Alexander von Humboldts
Wirken auf einem Nebenschauplatz der Wissen-
schaften,” 253-280 [ref. 2011]; Ottmar E TTE,
“Alexander von Humboldt: Perspektiven einer
Wissenschaft für das 21. Jahrhundert,” 281-314.
Reviews: [ref. R445]
1646. H EILBRON, J. L. “Benjamin Franklin in Eu-
rope: Electrician, Academician, Politician.” Notes
Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 353–373.
1647. H ILLS, Richard L. James Watt, Volume 2:
The Years of Toil, 1775-1785. Landmark Collector’s
Library. (256 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ashbourne,
England: Landmark, 2005. ISBN: 9781843060468.
See also: Richard Leslie H ILLS, James Watt, Vol-
ume 1 (2002).
Reviews: [ref. R477]
1648. H ILLS, Richard L. James Watt, Volume 3: Tri-
umph Through Adversity, 1785-1819. Landmark Col-
lector’s Library. (288 pp.; bibl.; index.) Ashbourne,
England: Landmark, 2006. ISBN: 9781843061939.
Reviews: [ref. R478]
1649. K ÖLVING, Ulla, and Olivier C OURCELLE.
(Eds.) Emilie Du Châtelet : éclairages & docu-
ments nouveaux. (410 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ferney-
Voltaire: Centre international d’étude du XVIIIe
siècle, 2008. ISBN: 9782845590540; 2845590547.
Contents: Ulla K ÖLVING, “Émilie Du Châtelet de-
vant l’histoire,” 1–12; Élisabeth BADINTER, “Por-
trait de madame Du Châtelet,” 13–24; François
B ESSIRE, “Mme Du Châtelet épistolière,” 25–
36; Jürgen S IESS, “Image de la philosophe et
égalité des sexes dans la correspondance de Mme
Du Châtelet,” 37–52 [ref. 1678]; Béatrice D I -
DIER , “La correspondance de Mme Du Châtelet,
un journal intime ?” 53–60; Charlotte S IMONIN,
“Pompon Newton versus Marie Chiffon ? Émilie
Du Châtelet et Françoise de Graffigny en mi-
roir, et au miroir de l’histoire littéraire,” 61–84;
Jean-Daniel C ANDAUX, “La vie à Cirey et la
mort à Lunéville de Mme Du Châtelet : deux
reportages du Journal helvétique de Neuchâtel,”
85–92; Simone M AZAURIC, “En passant par la
Lorraine...” 93–98; Françoise B L ÉCHET, “La mar-
quise Du Châtelet et les institutions : l’Académie
royale des sciences et la Bibliothèque du roi,”
99–110 [ref. 1683]; Andrew B ROWN and Ulla
K ÖLVING, “À la recherche des livres d’Émilie Du
Châtelet,” 111–120; Massimo M AZZOTTI, “Mme
Du Châtelet académicienne de Bologne,” 121–
126; Robert A DELSON, “La belle Issé : Mme Du
Châtelet musicienne,” 127–134; Ulla K ÖLVING
and Andrew B ROWN, “Émilie Du Châtelet, lectrice
d’une Apologie d’Homère,” 135–166; Linda G AR -
DINER , “Mme Du Châtelet traductrice,” 167–172;
Françoise D OUAY-S OUBLIN, “Nouvel examen de
114 350. Eighteenth century
la Grammaire raisonnée de Mme Du Châtelet,”
173–196; Bertram E. S CHWARZBACH, “Mme
Du Châtelet et la Bible,” 197–212; Véronique
L E RU, “Quand Voltaire et la marquise parlent
métaphysique,” 213–218 [ref. 1712]; Judith P.
Z INSSER, “Mme Du Châtelet : sa morale et sa
métaphysique,” 219–230 [ref. 1721]; Anne-Lise
R EY, “La figure du leibnizianisme dans les Insti-
tutions de physique,” 231–242 [ref. 1757]; Frauke
B ÖTTCHER, “La réception des Institutions de phy-
sique en Allemagne,” 243–254 [ref. 1749]; Koffi
M AGLO, “Mme Du Chatelet, l’Encyclopédie et la
philosophie des sciences,” 255–266 [ref. 1713];
Patrick G UYOT, “La pédagogie des Institutions de
physique,” 267–282 [ref. 1699]; John I VERSON,
“Émilie Du Châtelet, Luise Gottsched et la Société
des Aléthophiles : une traduction allemande de
l’échange au sujet des forces vives,” 283–300;
Olivier C OURCELLE, “La publication tardive des
Principes mathématiques,” 301–308 [ref. 1726];
Frédéric C HAMBAT and Dominique VARRY,
“Faut-il faire une description bibliographique des
Principes mathématiques ?” 317–332 [ref. 1751];
Michel B LAY and Michel T OULMONDE, “Vers une
nouvelle édition des Principes mathématiques,”
333–340; Ulla K ÖLVING, “Émilie Du Châtelet,
bibliographie chronologique,” 341–386; Michel
T OULMONDE, “Le Commentaire des Principes de
la philosophie naturelle,” 390–316 [ref. 1758].
1650. L EMAY, J. A. Leo. The Life of Benjamin
Franklin, vol. 2: Printer and Publisher 1730–
1747. (xiv + 647 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadel-
phia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2006. ISBN:
0812238559.
Reviews: [ref. R624]
1651. M C C ORMMACH, Russell. Speculative Truth:
Henry Cavendish, Natural Philosophy, and the Rise
of Modern Theoretical Science. (viii + 258 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.
ISBN : 0195160045.
Includes a previously unpublished paper by
Cavendish on the mechanical theory of heat.
Reviews: [ref. R693]
1652. N EELEY, Kathleen L., and M. Andrea
BASHORE. “Esteem, Regard, and Respect for Ra-
tionality: Joseph Priestley’s Female Connections.”
Bull. Hist. Chem. 30 (2005): 77–90.
A listing of women (mostly family and friends)
who were involved in Joseph Priestley’s life and
the nature of their involvement.
1653. R EIS, Fernando E. Felicidade, utilidade e
instrução. A divulgação cientı́fica no Jornal En-
ciclopédico dedicado à Rainha 1779; 1788–1793;
1806. (154 pp.) Porto: Porto Editora, 2005. ISBN:
972-0-34265-X.
Explores the enlightenment vision of the encyclo-
pedia that ties happiness and progress to science.
1654. R IVERS, Isabel, and David L. W YKES. (Eds.)
Joseph Priestley: Scientist, Philosopher, and Theolo-
gian. (xii + 252 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780199215300.
Contents: David L. W YKES and Isabel R IVERS,
“Introduction,” 1-19; David L. W YKES, “Joseph
Priestly, Minister and Teacher,” 20-48 [ref. 1682];
W. H. B ROCK, “Joseph Priestley, Enlightened
Experimentalist,” 49-79 [ref. 1641]; James DY-
BIKOWSKI , “Joseph Priestley, Metaphysician and
Philosopher of Religion,” 80-112 [ref. 1709];
Martin F ITZPATRICK, “Joseph Priestley, Political
Philosopher,” 113-143 [ref. 1666]; G. M. D ITCH -
FIELD , “Joseph Priestley and the Complexities of
Latitudinarianism in the 1770s,” 144-171; Alison
K ENNEDY, “Historical Perspectives in the Mind
of Joseph Priestley,” 172-202 [ref. 1854]; Jenny
G RAHAM, “Joseph Priestley in America,” 203-230
[ref. 1657].
1655. Z INSSER, Judith P., and Julie Candler H AYES.
(Eds.) Emilie Du Châtelet: Rewriting Enlightenment
Philosophy and Science. (xi + 325 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Oxford: Voltaire Foundation, 2006. ISBN:
0729408728.
Contents: Judith P. Z INSSER and Julie Candler
H AYES, “Rereading W. H. Barber,” 3-4; W. H.
BARBER, “Mme Du Châtelet and Leibnizianism:
The Genesis of the Institutions de physique,” 5-23
[ref. 1706]; Judith P. Z INSSER and Julie Candler
H AYES, “The Marquise as philosophe,” 24-31;
John R. I VERSON, “A Female Member of the Re-
public of Letters: Du Châtelet’s Portrait in the
Bilder-Sal [...] Berümhter Schrifftsteller,” 35-
64 [ref. 1674]; Marie-Thérèse I NGUENAUD, “La
Grosse et le Monstre: histoire d’une haine,” 65-90;
Rémy G. S AISSELIN, “Portraiture and the Ambigu-
ity of Being,” 91-102; J. Patrick L EE, “Le Recueil
de poésies: manuscrit de Mme Du Châtelete,” 105-
123; Adrienne M ASON, “ ‘L’air du climat et le goût
du terroir’: Translation as Cultural Capital in the
Writings of Mme Du Châtelet,” 124-141; Bertram
Eugene S CHWARZBACH, “Mme Du Châtelet’s
Examens de la Bible and Voltaire’s La Bible en-
fin expliquée,” 142-164; Jean-François G AUVIN,
“Le cabinet de physique du château de Cirey et la
philosophie naturelle de Mme Du Châtelet et de
Voltaire,” 165-202 [ref. 1690]; Paul Veatch M O -
RIARTY , “The Principle of Sufficient Reason in
Du Châtelet’s Institutions,” 203-225 [ref. 1715];
Antoinette E MCH -D ÉRIAZ and Gérard G. E MCH,
“On Newton’s French Translator: How Faithful
was Mme Du Châtelet?” 226-251 [ref. 1702];
Barbara W HITEHEAD, “The Singularity of Mme
Du Châtelet: An Analysis of the Discours sur le
bonheur,” 255-276; Renaud R EDIEN -C OLLOT,
“Emilie Du Châtelet et les femmes: entre l’attitude
prométhéenne et la pleine assomption du statut
de minoritaire,” 277-291 [ref. 1676]; Nanette
L ECOAT, “ ‘Le génie de la sécheresse’: Mme Du
Châtelet in the Eyes of Her Second Empire critics,”
292-307.
Reviews: [ref. R1091]
1656. Z UIDERVAART, Huib J. “ ‘A Plague to the
Learned World’: Pieter Gabry, F. R. S. (1715–1770)
and His Use of Natural Philosophy to Gain Prestige
and Social Status.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 287–326.
350-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS
1657. G RAHAM, Jenny. “Joseph Priestley in Amer-
ica.” In Joseph Priestley, edited by R IVERS and
W YKES (2008) [ref. 1654], 203–230.
 350. Eighteenth century
350-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
1658. C ROSLAND, Maurice P. The Language of
Science: From the Vernacular to the Technical. (127
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Lutterworth Press,
2006. ISBN: 0718830601.
Explores changes from the 17th century to the
18th century, with a focus on the latter century,
charting the rise of a scientific vocabulary and
nomenclature.
Reviews: [ref. R237]
1659. H ACKMANN, Willem. “The Iconography of
Early Electricity.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 94 (2007):
31–38.
On the use of illustrations in accounts of experi-
ments, in textbooks, and in popular publications.
350-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
1660. B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, Bernadette, and Chris-
tine B LONDEL. (Eds.) Science and Spectacle in
the European Enlightenment. Science, Technology
and Culture, 1700–1945. (xi + 164 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Aldershot, Eng.: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN:
9780754663706.
Contents: Bernadette B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and
Christine B LONDEL, “Introduction: A Science
Full of Shocks, Sparks and Smells,” 1-10; Larry
S TEWART, “The Laboratory, the Workshop, and
the Theatre of Experiment,” 11-24; Liliane P ÉREZ,
“Technology, Curiosity and Utility in France and in
England in the Eighteenth Century,” 25-42; Jessica
R ISKIN, “Amusing Physics,” 43-64; Michael R.
LYNN, “Experimental Physics in Enlightenment
Paris: The Practice of Popularization in Urban Cul-
ture,” 65-74; Paola B ERTUCCI, “Domestic Specta-
cles: Electrical Instruments between Business and
Conversation,” 75-88; Oliver H OCHADEL, “The
Sale of Shocks and Sparks: Itinerant Electricians
in the German Enlightenment,” 89-102; Christine
L EHMAN, “Between Commerce and Philanthropy:
Chemistry Courses in Eighteenth-Century Paris,”
103-116; Jan G OLINSKI, “Joseph Priestley and
the Chemical Sublime in British Public Science,”
117-128; Lissa ROBERTS, “Chemistry on Stage:
G. F. Rouelle and the Theatricality of Eighteenth-
Century Chemistry,” 129-140; Jonathan S IMON,
“Honoré Fragonard, Anatomical Virtuoso,” 141-
158.
1661. C OSTA, Kelerson Semerene. “Natureza,
colonização e utopia na obra de João Daniel.” Trans-
lated title: [Nature, Colonization, and Utopia in the
Works of João Daniel] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 suppl. (2007): 95–112.
Analyzes the work “Tesouro descoberto no rio
Amazonas” by the Jesuit João Daniel (1722–1776)
written in the mid 18th century during his time in
the State of Maranhão e Grão-Pará.
1662. H EINZ, Ulrich von. “Die Brüder Wilhelm
und Alexander von Humboldt.” Translated title: [The
brothers Wilhelm and Alexander von Humboldt.] In
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German. In Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited
by H AMEL et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 15–26.
1663. W HITE, J. Edmund. “Pantisocracy and Penn-
sylvania: Plans of Coleridge and Southey and of
Cooper and Priestley.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 30 (2005):
70–76.
On the non-involvement of Joseph Priestley with
the plans for a utopian community in Pennsylvania
in the 1890s.
350-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
1664. A SHWORTH, William. “The Intersection of
Industry and the State in Eighteenth-Century Britain.”
In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS et al.
(2007) [ref. 1357], 348–377.
1665. C ORSI, Pietro. “After the Revolution: Sci-
entific Language and French Politics, 1795–1802.”
In The Practice of Reform in Health, Medicine, and
Science, 1500–2000, edited by P ELLING and M AN -
DELBROTE (2005) [ref. 538], 223–245.
1666. F ITZPATRICK, Martin. “Joseph Priestley, Po-
litical Philosopher.” In Joseph Priestley, edited by
R IVERS and W YKES (2008) [ref. 1654], 113–143.
1667. M C C LELLAN, James E., III, and François
R EGOURD. “The Colonial Machine: French Science
and Colonization in the Ancien Régime.” Volume
title: Nature and Empire: Science and the Colonial
Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 31–50.
1668. R AJ, Kapil. “Colonial Encounters and the
Forging of New Knowledge and National Identities:
Great Britain and India, 1760–1850.” Volume ti-
tle: Nature and Empire: Science and the Colonial
Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 119–134.
350-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
1669. D ONALD, Diana. Picturing Animals in
Britain: c. 1750–1850. (256 pp.; ill.) New Haven:
Yale University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780300126792.
1670. FARA, Patricia. “Hidden Depths: Halley, Hell
and Other People.” Part of a special section: Aliens
in Science, Fiction, and Philosophy [ref. 217]. Stud.
Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 570–583.
Explores three texts: Edmond Halley’s article about
terrestrial magnetism, a satirical fantasy voyage
written by the Danish author Ludvig Holberg, and
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
1671. K NELLWOLF, Christa, and Jane R. G OODALL.
(Eds.) Frankenstein’s Science: Experimentation and
Discovery in Romantic Culture, 1780–1830. (x + 225
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2008.
ISBN : 9780754654476.
Contents: Christa K NELLWOLF and Jane
G OODALL, “Introduction,” 1-16; Patricia FARA,
“Educating Mary: Women and Scientific Literature
in the Early Nineteenth Century,” 17-32 [ref. 2026];
116 350. Eighteenth century
Judith BARBOUR, “The Professor and the Orang-
Outang: Mary Shelly as a Child Reader,” 33-48;
Christa K NELLWOLF, “Geographic Boundaries
and Inner Space: Frankenstein, Scientific Explo-
rations and the Quest for the Absolute,” 49-70
[ref. 2215]; Anita G UERRINI, “Animal Experi-
ments and Anitvivisection Debates in the 1820s,”
71-86 [ref. 2297]; Melinda C OOPER, “Monstrous
Progeny: The Teratological Tradition in Science
and Literature,” 87-98 [ref. 1980]; Joan K IRKBY,
“Shadows of the Invisible World: Mesmer, Swe-
denborg and the Spiritualist Sciences,” 99-116
[ref. 2043]; Jane G OODALL, “Electrical Roman-
ticism,” 117-132 [ref. 2140]; Allan K. H UNTER,
“Evolution, Revolution and Frankenstein’s Crea-
ture,” 133-150 [ref. 2321]; Ian JACKSON, “Sci-
ence as Spectacle: Electrical Showmanship in
the English Enlightenment,” 151-166 [ref. 1954];
Christine C HEATER, “Collectors of Nature’s Cu-
riosities; Science, Popular Culture and the Rise of
Natural History Museums,” 167-182 [ref. 2008];
Robert M ARKLEY, “The Nightmare of Evolution:
H. G. Wells, Percival Lowell and the Legacies of
Frankenstein’s Science,” 183-200 [ref. 1988].
1672. P EPERKAMP, Ben. “ ‘Bald wird komen das
Feur!’ Over de representatie van natuurwetenschap-
pelijke en medische kennis in de klucht De electrici-
teit; of Pefroen, met het schaepshoofd ge-electriceerd
(1746).” With English summary. Gewina 29 (2006):
269–292.
Discusses the social function of a Dutch burlesque
play in terms of 18th-century popular electrical
amusement.
1673. WALL, Cynthia. The Prose of Things: Trans-
formations of Description in the Eighteenth Century.
(xiii + 316 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2006. ISBN: 0226871584.
Analyzes works of John Bunyan, Samuel Pepys,
Aphra Behn, Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson,
David Hume, Ann Radcliffe, and Sir Walter Scott.
Reviews: [ref. R1054]
350-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
1674. I VERSON, John R. “A Female Member of the
Republic of Letters: Du Châtelet’s Portrait in the
Bilder-Sal [...] Berümhter Schrifftsteller.” In Emilie
Du Châtelet, edited by Z INSSER and H AYES (2006)
[ref. 1655], 35–64.
1675. K AWASHIMA, Keiko. “Two Popular Accounts
of Émilie du Châtelet and the Gender Problem.” Hist.
Scientiarum 17 (2007): 121–133.
1676. R EDIEN -C OLLOT, Renaud. “Emilie Du
Châtelet et les femmes: entre l’attitude prométhéenne
et la pleine assomption du statut de minoritaire.” In
Emilie Du Châtelet, edited by Z INSSER and H AYES
(2006) [ref. 1655], 277–291.
1677. S HANK, J. B. “Neither Natural Philosophy,
Nor Science, Nor Literature—Gender, Writing, and
the Pursuit of Nature in Fontenelle’s Entretiens sur la
pluralité des mondes habités.” In Men, Women, and
the Birthing of Modern Science, edited by Z INSSER
(2005) [ref. 224], 86–110.
1678. S IESS, Jürgen. “Image de la philosophe et
égalité des sexes dans la correspondance de Mme Du
Châtelet.” In Emilie Du Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING
and C OURCELLE (2008) [ref. 1649], 37–52.
1679. T ISHKIN, Grigory A. “Princess Ekaterina Ro-
manovna Dashkova and Women’s Issues in Russia in
the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries.” In Men,
Women, and the Birthing of Modern Science, edited
by Z INSSER (2005) [ref. 224], 179–196.
350-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
1680. R EILL, Peter Hanns. “Religion, Theology, and
the Hermetic Imagination in the Late German En-
lightenment: The Case of Salomo Semler.” In Think-
ing Impossibilities, edited by B IALE and W ESTMAN
(2008) [ref. 68], 97–111.
1681. S NOBELEN, Stephen D. “ ‘God of gods and
Lord of lords’: The Theology of Isaac Newton’s Gen-
eral Scholium to the Principia.” Volume title: “Sci-
ence in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions”
[ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 169–208.
1682. W YKES, David L. “Joseph Priestly, Minister
and Teacher.” In Joseph Priestley, edited by R IVERS
and W YKES (2008) [ref. 1654], 20–48.
“Examines the changes in Priestley’s religious
opinions against the background of his life, his
work as a minister and teacher, and the impact of
his theological and other ideas upon the develop-
ment of modern Unitarianism.” (from the abstract)
350-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
1683. B L ÉCHET, Françoise. “La marquise Du
Châtelet et les institutions : l’Académie royale des
sciences et la Bibliothèque du roi.” In Emilie Du
Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 99–110.
1684. C HASSAGNE, Annie. La bibliothèque de
l’Académie royale des sciences au XVIIIe siècle.
Collection CTHS sciences, 5. (305 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Paris: Éditions du Comité des travaux historiques et
scientifiques, 2007. ISBN: 9782735506378.
Reviews: [ref. R187]
1685. S TEWART, Larry. “Experimental Spaces and
the Knowledge Economy.” Part of a special issue:
“Reflections on Joel Mokyr’s The Gifts of Athena”
[ref. 1901]. Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 155–177.
On laboratory life and its place in the industrial
economy.
1686. WAKEFIELD, André. “The Fiscal Logic of
Enlightened German Science.” In Making Knowl-
edge in Early Modern Europe, edited by S MITH and
S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 273–286.
 350. Eighteenth century
350-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
1687. B RUNDTLAND, Terje. “From Medicine to
Natural Philosophy: Francis Hauksbee’s Way to the
Air-Pump.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 209–240.
Explores Hauksbee as an instrument maker.
1688. B RUYNS, Willem F. J. Mörzer. “The Navigat-
ing Instruments of the National Maritime Museum
Greenwich: Research in Progress.” Bull. Sci. Instr.
Soc. No. 92 (2007): 23–26.
1689. D ÉBARBAT, Suzanne. “Angle Measurements
with the Borda Repeating Circle.” Bull. Sci. Instr.
Soc. No. 94 (2007): 2–6.
On the navigational instrument later transformed
into a geodetic instrument around 1783.
1690. G AUVIN, Jean-François. “Le cabinet de
physique du château de Cirey et la philosophie na-
turelle de Mme Du Châtelet et de Voltaire.” In Emilie
Du Châtelet, edited by Z INSSER and H AYES (2006)
[ref. 1655], 165–202.
1691. H ACKMANN, Willem. “Model Lightning Con-
ductors in the 18th-Century Laboratory.” Bull. Sci.
Instr. Soc. No. 93 (2007): 29–38.
On the various electrical apparatus used to simulate
lightning in 18th century.
1692. M C C ONNELL, Anita. Jesse Ramsden (1735–
1800): London’s Leading Scientific Instrument
Maker. Science, Technology, and Culture, 1700–
1945. (xiv + 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington,
VT: Ashgate, 2007. ISBN: 9780754661368.
This biography includes a detailed account of the
18th-century instrument trade, from the commis-
sion of an instrument, to its design, production,
delivery, and the payment for it.
1693. M C C ONNELL, Anita. “Jesse Ramsden, Lon-
don’s Leading Scientific Instrument Maker—Why?”
Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 93 (2007): 2–6.
On the 18th-century instrument maker.
1694. M ILLS, Allan. “Studies in Early Electrostatics
Part 2: Electroscopes and Electrometers.” Bull. Sci.
Instr. Soc. No. 94 (2007): 14–17.
1695. M ILLS, Allan. “Studies in Early Electrostatics,
Part 3: The Triboelectric Series.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc.
No. 95 (2007): 20–21.
On instruments in the 18th century.
1696. M ORRISON -L OW, A. D. “Making Scientific
Instruments in the Industrial Revolution: Location,
Location, Location.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 95
(2007): 9–16.
Focuses on the business and socio-economic con-
ditions of English instrument making.
1697. S CHICKORE, Jutta. The Microscope and the
Eye: A History of Reflections, 1740–1870. (ix + 317
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226737843.
Examines debates about human relation to the
microscopic world and about the nature of light,
focusing on Great Britain and the German lands.
117
1698. S IBUM, H. Otto. “Machines, Bats, and Schol-
ars: Experimental Knowledge in the Late Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Centuries.” In Instruments in Art
and Science, edited by S CHRAMM et al. (2008)
[ref. 1419], 280–296.
350-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
1699. G UYOT, Patrick. “La pédagogie des Institu-
tions de physique.” In Emilie Du Châtelet, edited
by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE (2008) [ref. 1649],
267–282.
350-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF
SCIENTISTS
(includes peer review and scientific publication)
1700. BANKS, Sir Joseph. Scientific Correspondence
of Sir Joseph Banks, 1765–1820. Edited by Neil
C HAMBERS. Pickering Masters. (6 vols.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2006. ISBN:
9781851967667.
1701. C HAMBERS, N. A. “The Society of Arts and
Joseph Banks: A First Step in London Learned Soci-
ety.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 313–325.
On Banks’s membership in the Society of Arts and
Manufactures.
1702. E MCH -D ÉRIAZ, Antoinette, and Gérard G.
E MCH. “On Newton’s French Translator: How Faith-
ful was Mme Du Châtelet?” In Emilie Du Châtelet,
edited by Z INSSER and H AYES (2006) [ref. 1655],
226–251.
1703. O LIVER, Ronald W. A., and Michael C AR -
RIER . The Library of John Dalton. (v + 37 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Salford: University of Salford, 2006. ISBN:
1905732104.
Reviews: [ref. R772]
1704. T OMMEK, Heribert. “J. M. R. Lenz à Moscou
et le projet d’une ‘république des savants’ : Un texte
inédit sur l’ouverture d’une société littéraire auprès
des francs-maçons vers 1789.” Cah. Monde Russe 46
(2005): 617–632.
350-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
1705. R EGOURD, François. “Mesmerism in Saint
Domingue: Occult Knowledge and Vodou on the Eve
of the Haitian Revolution.” In Science and Empire in
the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW
(2008) [ref. 614], 311–332.
350-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
1706. BARBER, W. H. “Mme Du Châtelet and
Leibnizianism: The Genesis of the Institutions de
physique.” In Emilie Du Châtelet, edited by Z INSSER
and H AYES (2006) [ref. 1655], 5–23.
1707. B REWER, Daniel. The Enlightenment
Past: Reconstructing Eighteenth-Century French
118 350. Eighteenth century
Thought. (viii + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521879446.
1708. D UDLEY, Will. Understanding German Ideal-
ism. Understanding Movements in Modern Thought.
(x + 214 pp.; bibl.; index.) Stocksfield: Acumen
Publishing Limited, 2008. ISBN: 9781844650958;
9781844650965.
On the problems explored by Kant, Fichte,
Schelling, and Hegel.
1709. DYBIKOWSKI, James. “Joseph Priestley,
Metaphysician and Philosopher of Religion.” In
Joseph Priestley, edited by R IVERS and W YKES
(2008) [ref. 1654], 80–112.
1710. H OLTHOON, Frederic L. van. “Dal sentimento
all’utilità. Hume e la riscrittura del III libro del
Trattato.” Dianoia 6 (2001): 137–162.
1711. H UMPHRIES, Paul. “Blind Ambition: Geof-
froy St-Hilaire’s Theory of Everything.” Endeavour
31 (2007): 134–139.
1712. L E RU, Véronique. “Quand Voltaire et
la marquise parlent métaphysique.” In Emilie Du
Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 213–218.
1713. M AGLO, Koffi. “Mme Du Chatelet,
l’Encyclopédie et la philosophie des sciences.” In
Emilie Du Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OUR -
CELLE (2008) [ref. 1649], 255–266.
1714. M ASTROGIACOMO, Elisabetta. “Scienza e
filosofia della natura nel recueil di A.-F. Boureau-
Deslandes.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57 (2007): 125–136.
On the 18th-century French natural philosopher.
1715. M ORIARTY, Paul Veatch. “The Principle of
Sufficient Reason in Du Châtelet’s Institutions.” In
Emilie Du Châtelet, edited by Z INSSER and H AYES
(2006) [ref. 1655], 203–225.
1716. PAOLETTI, Cristina. “Thomas Reid naturali-
sta.” Dianoia 6 (2001): 163–184.
1717. P RESTES, Maria Elice Brzezinski.
“Parâmetros metodológicos da pesquisa de Lazzaro
Spallanzani.” Translated title: [Methodological pa-
rameters of the research of Lazzaro Spallanzani.] In
Portuguese. Circumscribere 2 (2007): 26–33.
English version published as Maria Elice Brzezin-
ski P RESTES, “Methodological Parameters of the
Research of Lazzaro Spallanzani” Circumscribere
2 (2007): 34–41
1718. S ERGIO, Emilio. “Translating and Revising
Dutch Cartesianism: Dirk Santvoort and the Fortune
of the Curiositates Philosophicae (1714).” Gewina
30 (2007): 49–61.
On the work of the freethinking Dutch philosopher
Dirk Santvoort.
1719. S PORTELLI, Silvano. “Il misterioso ‘Male-
branchiste’ di Parigi del XVIII secolo e l’‘egoismo’
metafisico.” Dianoia 5 (2000): 95–130.
1720. S USATO, Ryu. “Hume’s Oscillating Civiliza-
tion Theory.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 32 (2006): 263–277.
1721. Z INSSER, Judith P. “Mme Du Châtelet : sa
morale et sa métaphysique.” In Emilie Du Châtelet,
edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE (2008)
[ref. 1649], 219–230.
350-103. MATHEMATICS
1722. B LANCO A BELLAN, Mónica. “On How Jo-
hann Bernoulli’s Lessons on Differential Calculus
Were Communicated in Eighteenth-Century France
and Italy.” In Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON and
H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 113–140.
1723. B OGOLYUBOV, N. N., G. K. M ICHAILOV,
and A. P. Y USHKEVICH. (Eds.) Euler and Mod-
ern Science. Translated from Russian by Robert
B URNS. Spectrum Series / MAA Tercentenary Euler
Celebration, 4. (xiv + 425 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; in-
dex.) Washington, D.C.: Mathematical Association
of America, 2007. ISBN: 088385564X.
An English translation of 27 papers in Russian
from a 1983 conference held in Moscow and St.
Petersburg.
1724. B RADLEY, Robert E., Lawrence A.
D’A NTONIO, and C. Edward S ANDIFER. (Eds.) Eu-
ler at 300: An Appreciation. Spectrum Series / MAA
Tercentenary Euler Celebration, 5. (xiv + 298 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: Mathematical
Assocation of America, 2007. ISBN: 0883855658.
Includes 21 chapters on various aspects of Euler
and his work.
1725. B RADLEY, Robert E., and Charles Edward
S ANDIFER. (Eds.) Leonhard Euler: Life, Work and
Legacy. Studies in the History and Philosophy of
Mathematics, 5. (viii + 534 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2007. ISBN: 9780444527288.
Contributors: C. E. S ANDIFER, R. E. B RADLEY,
P. H OFFMANN, R. S. C ALINGER, E. N.
P OLYAKHOVA, W. B REIDERT, F. FASANELLI,
C. W ILSON, K. P LOFKER, T. KOETSIER, S.
G. L ANGTON, V. J. K ATZ, R. T HIELE, R. E.
B RADLEY, C. E. S ANDIFER, H. S. W HITE,
O. N EUMANN, J. S UZUKI, D.R. B ELLHOUSE,
B. H OPKINS, R. W ILSON, D. R ICHESON, I.
G RATTAN -G UINNESS, S. C APARRINI, K. R EICH,
and D. S UISKY.
1726. C OURCELLE, Olivier. “La publication tar-
dive des Principes mathématiques.” In Emilie Du
Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 301–308.
1727. C UPILLARI, Antonella. A Biography of Maria
Gaetana Agnesi, an Eighteenth-Century Woman
Mathematician: With Translations of Some of Her
Work from Italian into English. (vii + 322 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780773452268.
1728. F ERRARO, Giovanni. The Rise and Devel-
opment of the Theory of Series up to the Early
1820s. Sources and Studies in the History of Math-
ematics and Physical Sciences. (xv + 389 pp.; ill.;
 350. Eighteenth century
bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2008. ISBN :
9780387734675.
1729. G UO Yi-nan and WANG Qing-jian. “A Woman
Mathematician with a Beautiful Mind—Maria Gae-
tana Agnesi.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 30, no. 1 (2008): 88–94.
1730. H AVIL, Julian. Gamma: Euler’s Constant.
(xxiii + 266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Prince-
ton University Press, 2003. ISBN: 0691099839.
1731. M AZZOTTI, Massimo. The World of Maria
Gaetana Agnesi, Mathematician of God. Johns Hop-
kins Studies in the History of Mathematics. (xx +
217 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801887093.
1732. NAHIN, Paul J. Dr. Euler’s Fabulous Formula:
Cures Many Mathematical Ills. (xx + 380 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University Press,
2006. ISBN: 0691118221.
1733. PASLES, Paul C. Benjamin Franklin’s Num-
bers: An Unsung Mathematical Odyssey. (254 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780691129563.
1734. R ICH, Mike. “Representing Euclid in the
Eighteenth Century.” In The Whipple Museum of the
History of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH
(2006) [ref. 2766], 319–344.
1735. S ANDIFER, C. Edward. How Euler Did It.
Spectrum Series / MAA Tercentenary Euler Celebra-
tion, 3. (xiv + 237 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington,
D.C.: Mathematical Association of America, 2007.
ISBN : 0883855631.
Collection of 40 articles on this 18th-century Swiss
mathematician.
1736. Z HANG Sheng. “Euler and Euler Numbers.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan
Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36, no. 6 (2007):
778–779.
350-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
1737. B ROCK, Claire. The Comet Sweeper: Caroline
Herschel’s Astronomical Ambition. (x + 292 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Thriplow, England: Icon, 2007. ISBN:
9781840467208.
1738. C ORBIN, Brenda. “Caroline Herschel’s Per-
spective.” J. Hist. Astron. 34 (2003): 328–331.
Essay review of Michael H OSKIN, The Herschel
Partnership (2003); Michael A. H OSKIN (ed.),
Caroline Herschel’s Autobiographies (2003).
1739. C ROWE, Michael J. “Astronomy and Religion
(1780-1915): Four Case Studies Involving Ideas
of Extraterrestrial Life.” Volume title: “Science in
Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225].
Osiris 16 (2001): 209–226.
1740. H OSKIN, Michael, and Jonathan B ETTS.
“Alexander Herschel: The Forgotten Partner.” J.
Hist. Astron. 35 (2004): 387–420.
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Includes an appendix by Jonathan Betts on Her-
schel’s “Zone Clocks.”
1741. H OSKIN, Michael, and Brian M ARSDEN.
“Caroline Herschel as Observer.” J. Hist. Astron.
36 (2005): 373–406.
1742. H OSKIN, Michael. “Unfinished Business:
William Herschel’s Sweeps for Nebulae.” Hist. Sci.
43 (2005): 305–320.
1743. M OMMERTZ, Monika. “The Invisible Econ-
omy of Science—A New Approach to the History
of Gender and Astronomy at the Eighteenth-Century
Berlin Academy of Sciences.” In Men, Women, and
the Birthing of Modern Science, edited by Z INSSER
(2005) [ref. 224], 159–178.
1744. Z UIDERVAART, Huib J. “Reflecting ‘Popular
Culture’: The Introduction, Diffusion, and Construc-
tion of the Reflecting Telescope in the Netherlands.”
Ann. Sci. 61 (2004): 407–452.
350-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1745. A RATO, Franco. “Minerva and Venus—
Algarotti’s Newton’s Philosophy for the Ladies.”
In Men, Women, and the Birthing of Modern Science,
edited by Z INSSER (2005) [ref. 224], 111–120.
1746. A RIGA , Nobumichi. “Euler’s Variational Me-
chanics.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 220–228.
1747. B ERTUCCI, Paola. “Sparks in the Dark: The
Attraction of Electricity in the Eighteenth Century.”
Endeavour 31 (2007): 88–93.
1748. B EVILACQUA, Fabio, and Lucio F REGONESE.
(Eds.) Nuova Voltiana: Studies on Volta and His
Times. Collana di storia della scienza. (5 vol.; ill.;
bibl.) Pavia: Università degli studi di Pavia, 2000.
ISBN : 8820327899.
1749. B ÖTTCHER, Frauke. “La réception des Ins-
titutions de physique en Allemagne.” In Emilie Du
Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 243–254.
1750. C ERULUS, Frans A. “Daniel Bernoulli and
Leonhard Euler on the Jetski.” In Two Cultures, edited
by Kim W ILLIAMS (Boston: Birkhäuser Verlag,
2006), 73–96.
1751. C HAMBAT, Frédéric, and Dominique VARRY.
“Faut-il faire une description bibliographique des
Principes mathématiques ?” In Emilie Du Châtelet,
edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE (2008)
[ref. 1649], 317–332.
1752. D ELBOURGO, James. “The Electric Machine
in the American Garden.” In Science and Empire in
the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW
(2008) [ref. 614], 255–280.
On electricity and electric generators.
1753. H EPBURN, Brian S. “Equilibrium and Expla-
nation in 18th-Century Mechanics.” Diss. Abstr. Int.
A 68/09 (2008).
120 350. Eighteenth century
Dissertation at University of Pittsburgh, 2007.
Advisor: Machamer, Peter K. Pub. no. AAT
3284573. 141 pp. With a focus on the work of
Lagrange, Euler, and Newton.
1754. K RAUSE, Henning. Georg Gottlieb Schmidt
(1768-1837): Der “Luftschmidt”: ein biografischer
Literaturbericht über den Giessener Physiker und
Mathematiker. (88 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Diepholz:
Verlag für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften und
der Technik, 2007. ISBN: 9783928186797.
1755. PATINIOTIS, Manolis. “Periphery Reassessed:
Eugenios Voulgaris Converses with Isaac Newton.”
Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007): 471–490.
On “the profound transformation undergone by the
Newtonian concept of vis inertiae in the work of
Eugenios Voulgaris.” (from the abstract)
1756. R ADELET- DE G RAVE, P. “Studies of Mag-
netism in the Correspondence of Daniel Bernoulli.”
In Two Cultures, edited by Kim W ILLIAMS (Boston:
Birkhäuser Verlag, 2006), 114–132.
1757. R EY, Anne-Lise. “La figure du leibnizia-
nisme dans les Institutions de physique.” In Emilie
Du Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 231–242.
1758. T OULMONDE, Michel. “Le Commentaire des
Principes de la philosophie naturelle.” In Emilie
Du Châtelet, edited by K ÖLVING and C OURCELLE
(2008) [ref. 1649], 390–316.
1759. Z INSSER, Judith P. “The Many Represen-
tations of the Marquise Du Châtelet.” In Men,
Women, and the Birthing of Modern Science, edited
by Z INSSER (2005) [ref. 224], 48–67.
350-113. CHEMISTRY
1760. BANDINELLI, Angela. “The Isolated System
of Quantifiable Experiences in the 1783 ‘Mémoire
sur la chaleur’ of Lavoisier and Laplace.” Ambix 54
(2007): 274–284.
1761. B OANTZA, Victor. “The Phlogistic Role of
Heat in the Chemical Revolution and the Origins of
Kirwan’s ‘Ingenious Modifications...Into the Theory
of Phlogiston.’ ” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 309–338.
1762. B OANTZA, Victor D. “Collecting Airs and
Ideas: Priestley’s Style of Experimental Reasoning.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 506–522.
1763. B OANTZA, Victor D. “Light in the Pneumatic
Context: Aspects of Interplay between Theory and
Practice in Early Photochemical Research.” Hist.
Scientiarum 16 (2006): 105–127.
1764. F RERCKS, Jan, and Michael M ARKERT. “The
Invention of Theoretische Chemie: Forms and Uses of
German Chemistry Textbooks, 1775–1820.” Ambix
54 (2007): 146–171.
1765. H OLMES, Frederic Lawrence. “Chemistry in
the Académie Royale des Sciences.” Hist. Stud. Phys.
Biol. Sci. 34 (2003): 41–68.
Argues that the Academy of Sciences “set the
course of modern chemistry by developing a style
of thorough, repeated, systematic experimentation
and accurate measurement that resemble the prac-
tices that historians customarily credit to the late
18th century.” (from the abstract)
1766. K LEIN, Ursula. “Apothecary Shops, Labo-
ratories and Chemical Manufacture in Eighteenth-
Century Germany.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by
ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 246–276.
1767. K RIVOBOKOVA, S. S., A. M. S TOCHIK, S. N.
Z ATRAVKIN, and A. N. S HAMIN. “The Beginning
of Teaching the Branches of Chemistry at Moscow
University (XVIII Century).” In Pratum floridum,
edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 271–283.
1768. M C E VOY, John G. “Priestley and Lavoisier.”
Ann. Sci. 64 (2007): 595–605.
Essay review of Robert E. S CHOFIELD, The
Enlightened Joseph Priestley (2004); Marco
B ERETTA (ed.), Lavoisier in Perspective (2005).
1769. M ILLER, David Philip. “Seeing the Chemical
Steam through the Historical Fog: Watt’s Steam
Engine as Chemistry.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 47–72.
1770. M ILLER, David Philip. “True Myths: James
Watt’s Kettle, His Condenser, and His Chemistry.”
Hist. Sci. 42 (2004): 333–360.
On the myth of Watt’s childhood fascination with
steam and its relation to his later work.
1771. PAGE, Frederick G. “The Birth of Titrime-
try: William Lewis and the Analysis of American
Potashes.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 26 (2001): 66–72.
Essay on William Lewis’s contributions to the
method of titration, particularly acid-base titration.
1772. S ALTZMAN, Martin D. “The Hare-Clarke
Controversy over the Invention of the Improved Gas
Blowpipe.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 26 (2001): 106–111.
On the controversy between the American Robert
Hare and the Briton Edward Clarke.
1773. S TEWART, Larry. “Assistants to Enlighten-
ment: William Lewis, Alexander Chisholm and Invis-
ible Technicians in the Industrial Revolution.” Part of
a special issue: “Technicians” [ref. 272]. Notes Rec.
Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 17–29.
On Alexander Chisholm’s work with William
Lewis and Josiah Wedgwood and the workmans’
knowledge and experimental method he brought
with him.
350-114. ALCHEMY
1774. C HANG, Ku-Ming (Kevin). “Toleration of
Alchemists as a Political Question: Transmuta-
tion, Disputation, and Early Modern Scholarship
on Alchemy.” Ambix 54 (2007): 245–273.
On a 1702 disputation chaired by German Lutheran
Johann Franz Buddeus after a report that Johann
Friedrich Böttger achieved a successful alchemical
transmutation.
1775. J OLY, Bernard. “Quarrels between Etienne-
François Geoffroy and Louis Lémery at the Académie
Royale des Sciences in the Early Eighteenth Century:
Mechanism and Alchemy.” In Chymists and Chym-
istry, edited by P RINCIPE (2007) [ref. 367], 203–214.
 350. Eighteenth century
1776. M C C ALMAN, Iain. The Last Alchemist: Count
Cagliostro, Master of Magic in the Age of Reason.
(xii + 272 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: HarperCollins
Publishers, 2003. ISBN: 0060006900.
Reviews: [ref. R689]
350-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
1777. C HAPLIN, Joyce E. “Knowing the Ocean:
Benjamin Franklin and the Circulation of Atlantic
Knowledge.” In Science and Empire in the Atlantic
World, edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW (2008)
[ref. 614], 73–96.
1778. C HENOWETH, Michael. The 18th-Century
Climate of Jamaica Derived from the Journals of
Thomas Thistlewood, 1750–1786. Transactions of
the American Philosophical Society, 93-2. (ix +
153 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American
Philosophical Society, 2003. ISBN: 087169932X.
Includes examination of records detailing a 35-
year study of the climate, revealing a Jamaica with
a much cooler climate than today.
1779. C UNNINGHAM, Michael. “The Holy Laws of
Nature: Vallisneri, Antediluvian Men and the Flood.”
In Origins of Science Learning, edited by F RENCH
and E THERIDGE (2007) [ref. 1172], 27–62.
1780. D E F RENZA, Lucia. I Sonnambuli delle mi-
niere, Amoretti, Fortis, Spallanzani e il dibattito
sull’elettrometria organica e minerale in Italia. (xii
+ 258 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 2005.
ISBN : 9789990165920.
On the serious consideration of dowsing theories by
Italian scientists, who held naturalistic (not occult)
explanations for the phenomena, comparable to
electrical stimulation of muscle fibers.
Reviews: [ref. R265]
1781. D EAN, Dennis R. Romantic Landscapes: Ge-
ology and Its Cultural Influence in Britain, 1765–
1835. History of Earth Sciences Series. (406 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Ann Arbor: Scholars’ Facsimiles &
Reprints, 2007. ISBN: 9780820115559.
1782. F IGUEIR ÔA, Silvia, and Clarete da S ILVA.
“Enlightened Mineralogists: Mining Knowledge in
Colonial Brazil, 1750–1825.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 174–189.
1783. G OHAU, Gabriel, Simon S CHAFFER, James
S ECORD, and Martin J. S. RUDWICK. “The Geohis-
torical Revolution.” Metascience 16 (2007): 359–
395.
Review Symposium. Essay review of Martin J. S.
RUDWICK, Bursting the Limits of Time (2005).
1784. H ULL, Gillian. “John MacCulloch, MD
(1773–1835): A Dedicated Geologist.” J. Med. Biogr.
15 (2007): 235–240.
1785. Q UENET, Grégory. “Mesurer les catastrophes
naturelles au siècle des Lumières.” In La juste mesure,
edited by M OULINIER et al. (2005) [ref. 255], 117–
142.
121
1786. RUDWICK, Martin J. S. Worlds Before Adam:
The Reconstruction of Geohistory in the Age of Re-
form. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780226731285.
1787. S CHUBERT, Christian. “Zu Ansätzen der geo-
logischen Modellierung bei Abraham Gottlob Wer-
ner.” Geohist. Bl. 4 (2001): 151–160.
1788. TAYLOR, Kenneth L. The Earth Sciences in the
Enlightenment: Studies on the Early Development of
Geology. Variorum Collected Studies Series, CS883.
(300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate,
2008. ISBN: 9780754659303.
Includes a close study of French science and the
work of Nicolas Desmarest.
350-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
1789. C APONI, Sandra. “Sobre la aclimatación:
Boudin y la geografı́a médica.” Translated title: [On
Acclimatization: Boudin and Medical Geography].
In Spanish. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 13–38.
1790. C LODE, Danielle. Voyages to the South Seas:
In Search of Terres Australes. (xxv + 315 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Publish-
ing, 2007. ISBN: 0522852645.
On the history of French explorers to Australia.
Reviews: [ref. R201]
1791. D UNMORE, John. Storms and Dreams: Louis
de Bougainville, Soldier, Explorer, Statesman. (296
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Auckland, New Zealand:
Exisle, 2005. ISBN: 0908988575.
Bougainville, who circumnavigated the globe from
1766 to 1769, was a navigator, soldier, mathemati-
cian, and senator under Napoleon.
1792. D UNMORE, John. Where Fate Beckons: The
Life of Jean-François de la Pérouse. Lives of Great
Explorers Series, 2. (292 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Fairbanks, AK: University of Alaska Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9781602230026.
On this 18th-century French explorer of the Pacific.
1793. G ILLISPIE, Charles C. “The Distorted Merid-
ian.” Focus: History of Science and Historical Novels
[ref. 209]. Isis 98 (2007): 788–795.
On the historical problems in a French historical
novel by Denis Guedj on the late 18th-century
survey of the meridian of Paris.
1794. L ABOULAIS -L ESAGE, Isabelle. “Voir, combi-
ner et décrire : la géographie physique selon Nicolas
Desmarest.” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. 51, no. 2
(2004): 38–57.
1795. S AFIER, Neil. Measuring the New World: En-
lightenment Science and South America. Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780226733555.
On a 1735 expedition sponsored by the Paris
Academy of Sciences to the Spanish American
province of Quito to measure the curvature of the
earth at the equator.
122 350. Eighteenth century
1796. W ITHERS, Charles W. J. Placing the Enlight-
enment: Thinking Geographically about the Age of
Reason. (336 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univer-
sity of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226904054.
350-122. NATURAL HISTORY
1797. BAGGERMAN, Arianne. “The Moral of the
Story: Children’s Reading and the Catechism of
Nature around 1800.” In Making Knowledge in Early
Modern Europe, edited by S MITH and S CHMIDT
(2007) [ref. 16], 143–162.
1798. B ERQUIST, Emily Kay. “The Science of Em-
pire: Bishop Martinez Companon and the Enlighten-
ment in Peru.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Texas at Austin, 2007.
Advisor: Deans-Smith, Susan. Pub. no. AAT
3274735. 259 pp. Studies the reforms in political
economy and the natural history investigations of
this 18th-century prelate in Peru.
1799. D OUGLAS, A. Starr, and E. Geoffrey H AN -
COCK . “Insect Collecting in Africa during the Eigh-
teenth Century and William Hunter’s Collection.”
Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 293–306.
1800. E WAN, Joseph, and Nesta E WAN. Benjamin
Smith Barton: Naturalist and Physician in Jeffer-
sonian America. Edited by Victoria C. H OLLOW-
ELL , Eileen P. D UGGAN , and Marshall R. C ROSBY .
Monographs in Systematic Botany from the Missouri
Botanical Garden, 100. (xxvi + 1127 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) St. Louis: Missouri Botanical Garden Press,
2007. ISBN: 9781930723351.
Based on extensive archival resources, the book
explores Barton’s role in the American scientific
community. It is supplemented by genealogical
information, a bibliography of his writings, and
separate indices of flora, fauna, and people.
Reviews: [ref. R320]
1801. H EINDL, Gerhard. Start in die Moderne: die
kaiserliche Menagerie unter Alois Kraus. Tiergarten
Schönbrunn: Geschichte, 2. (x + 206 pp.; ill.) Wien:
Braumüller, 2006. ISBN: 3700315406.
Reviews: [ref. R465]
1802. P RINCE, Sue Ann. (Ed.) Stuffing Birds, Press-
ing Plants, Shaping Knowledge: Natural History in
North America, 1730–1860. Catalogue of an exhi-
bition at the American Philosophical Society held
from 2003 to 2004. Transactions of the American
Philosophical Society, 93-4. (xvi + 113 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American Philosophical
Society, 2003. ISBN: 0871699346.
Contents: Sue Ann P RINCE, “Introduction,” 1-10;
Robert McCracken P ECK, “Preserving Nature for
Study and Display,” 11-26; Robert McCracken
P ECK, “Alcohol and Arsenic, Pepper and Pitch:
Brief Histories of Preservation Techniques,” 27-54;
Michael G AUDIO, “Surface and Depth: The Art
of Early American Natural History,” 55-74; Joyce
Elizabeth C HAPLIN, “Nature and Nation: Natural
History in Context,” 75-95.
1803. S TASZIC, Stanisław. “L’introduction à
l’édition polonaise des ‘Epoques de la nature’ de
Buffon [1786].” Translated from Polish into French
by Th. Hoquet, P. Daszkiewicz, and R. Tarkowski.
Organon 34 (2005): 31–43.
See also: Thierry H OQUET, Piotr DASZKIEWICZ,
and Radosław TARKOWSKI, “Commentaire à
l’introduction à l’édition polonaise des ‘Epoques
de la nature’ de Buffon” Organon 34 (2005): 45–
49.
1804. T ORRES, Pilar Dı́ez de Revenga, and Miguel
Ángel Puche L ORENZO. “Preocupaciones lingüı́sti-
cas y mecanismos léxicos en la obra de Guillermo
Bowles Introducción a la Historia Natural y a la
Geografı́a Fı́sica de España.” Dynamis 27 (2007):
187–210.
Analyzes an 18th-century Spanish natural history
text.
1805. U GLOW, Jennifer S. Nature’s Engraver: A Life
of Thomas Bewick. (xix + 458 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Faber, 2006. ISBN: 9780571223749.
Reviews: [ref. R1027]
1806. W ILSON, Douglas L. “The Evolution of Jef-
ferson’s Notes on the State of Virginia.” Virginia Mag.
Hist. Biogr. 112 (2004): 98–113.
350-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
1807. B LACKBOURN, David. “ ‘Conquests from
Barbarism’: Taming Nature in Frederick the Great’s
Prussia.” In Nature in German History, edited by
M AUCH (2004) [ref. 406], 10–30.
350-124. PALEONTOLOGY
1808. H EDEEN, Stanley. Big Bone Lick: The Cradle
of American Paleontology. (xviii + 182 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) Lexington: University Press of
Kentucky, 2008. ISBN: 0813124859.
On the paleontological activities at this site in the
18th and 19th centuries.
1809. T HOMSON, Keith Stewart. The Legacy of the
Mastodon: The Golden Age of Fossils in America.
(xvii + 386 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780300117042.
Covers the discoveries at Big Bone Lick, Kentucky,
from the 1750s to the 1890s.
350-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
1810. B REIDBACH, Olaf. Goethes Metamorphosen-
lehre. (334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) München, Germany:
W. Fink, 2006. ISBN: 3770541979.
Reviews: [ref. R133]
1811. C HEUNG, Tobias. “Tonische Bewegung, Ener-
gie und ratio: Georg Ernst Stahls Agentenmodell
des ‘Organismus’ und die kategorielle Differenz zwi-
schen Lebendigem und Unlebendigem.” Early Sci. &
Med. 12 (2007): 337–375.
“On the structure of agency in Georg Ernst Stahl’s
model of organic order and the role that it plays for
the difference between living and non-living beings
 350. Eighteenth century
in the discourses of medicine and natural history
around 1700.” (from the abstract)
1812. C ORSI, Pietro. (Ed.) Lamarck, philosophe de
la nature. Science, histoire et société. (xii + 167 pp.)
Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2006. ISBN:
2130519768.
Reviews: [ref. R225]
1813. D ELANGE, Yves. “Carl Linné ou le génie
de la classification des régnes du vivant.” Noesis 32
(2007): 123–131.
1814. D URIS, Pascal. “Traduire Linné en français à
la fin du XVIIIe siècle.” Early Sci. & Med. 12 (2007):
166–186.
1815. L ANDES, Joan B. “The Anatomy of Artifi-
cial Life: An Eighteenth-Century Perspective.” In
Genesis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597],
96–116.
Explores the ideas and works of automata makers
and anatomists.
1816. M ONTI, Maria Teresa. Spallanzani e le ri-
generazioni animali: l’inchiesta, la comunicazione,
la rete. Bibliothèque d’histoire des sciences, 7. (ix
+ 424 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Florence, Italy: L. S.
Olschki, 2005. ISBN: 8822254937.
Using his 25 recently published lab notebooks, this
study looks at Spallanzani’s unpublished work on
regeneration, his network of collaborators, and his
research on annelids.
Reviews: [ref. R721]
1817. T OMA, Constantin, and Dumitru M URARIU.
“300 Years since the Birth of Carl von Linné—
Founder of the Binomial Nomenclature.” Noesis
32 (2007): 133–142.
350-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
1818. AYRES, Peter. The Aliveness of Plants: The
Darwins at the Dawn of Plant Science. (xiii + 227
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London; Brookfield, VT:
Pickering & Chatto, 2008. ISBN: 9781851969708,
1851969705.
On the professionalization of botany through a sur-
vey of the work of Erasmus, Charles, and Francis
from the 18th through early 20th centuries.
1819. B LEICHMAR, Daniela. “Atlantic Competi-
tions: Botany in the Eighteenth-Century Spanish Em-
pire.” In Science and Empire in the Atlantic World,
edited by D ELBOURGO and D EW (2008) [ref. 614],
225–252.
1820. C OOK, Alexandra. “Botanical Exchanges:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the Duchess of Portland.”
Hist. Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 142–156.
1821. G RIBBIN, Mary, and John R. G RIBBIN.
Flower Hunters. (x + 332 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780192807182.
Accounts of the lives of eleven botanical explorers
of the 18th and 19th centuries who collected exotic
plants to advance the new science of botany.
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1822. H ARRIS, Stephen A. The Magnificent Flora
Graeca: How the Mediterranean Came to the
English Garden. (189 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Oxford:
Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, 2007. ISBN:
9781851243068.
On the two 18th-century expeditions of wealthy
Oxford botanist John Sibthorp and the making of
one of the most famous and expensive botanical
volumes of the period.
1823. L AFUENTE, Antonio. “Enlightenment in
an Imperial Context: Local Science in the Late-
Eighteenth-Century Hispanic World.” Volume title:
Nature and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enter-
prise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 155–173.
Looks at botanical studies of native plants and their
classification.
1824. M ÜLLER -W ILLE, Staffan. “Collection and
Collation: Theory and Practice of Linnaean Botany.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 541–
562.
On Linnaeus’s taxonomic theory.
1825. M ÜLLER -W ILLE, Staffan, and Karen R EEDS.
“A Translation of Carl Linnaeus’s Introduction to
Genera Plantarum (1737).” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol.
Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 563–572.
1826. N ICKELSEN, Kärin. Draughtsmen, Botanists
and Nature: The Construction of Eighteenth-Century
Botanical Illustrations. Archimedes, 15. (ix + 295
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2006.
ISBN : 140204819X.
1827. S AFIER, Neil. “Fruitless Botany: Joseph de
Jussieu’s South American Odyssey.” In Science and
Empire in the Atlantic World, edited by D ELBOURGO
and D EW (2008) [ref. 614], 203–224.
1828. S CHARF, Sara Tovah. “Identification Keys and
the Natural Method: The Development of Text-Based
Information Management Tools in Botany in the Long
18th Century.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Toronto, 2007. Pub.
no. AAT NR27982. 393 pp.
1829. S CHIEBINGER, Londa. “Naming and Know-
ing: The Global Politics of Eighteenth-Century
Botanical Nomenclatures.” In Making Knowledge
in Early Modern Europe, edited by S MITH and
S CHMIDT (2007) [ref. 16], 90–105.
1830. S ECORD, Anne. “Hotbeds and Cool Fruits:
The Unnatural Cultivation of the Eighteenth-Century
Cucumber.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social His-
tory, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007)
[ref. 4], 90–104.
1831. T OELLNER, Richard. “Haller als Botani-
ker.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et
al. (2002) [ref. 9], 419–427.
1832. Z UCCHI, Luca. “Lo specchio in frantumi: Lin-
neo e la storia della rappresentazione naturalistica.”
Ann. Univ. Ferrara Fil. Nos. 62-63 (2001): 1–128.
“Examines the role which images played in the
reform of taxonomy and nomenclature established
by Linnaeus.” (from the abstract)
124 350. Eighteenth century
350-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
1833. A S ÚA, Miguel de. “The Experiments of
Ramón M. Termeyer SJ on the Electric Eel in the
River Plate Region (c. 1760) and other Early Ac-
counts of Electrophorus electricus.” J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 160–174.
1834. B RESADOLA, Marco. “Animal Electricity at
the End of the Eighteenth Century: The Many Facets
of a Great Scientific Controversy.” J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 8–32.
On the Galvani-Volta controversy.
1835. DI PALO, Lucia. Le “Recherches physiologi-
ques sur la vie et la mort” di François Xavier Bichat.
Un lessico fisiologico. Collana di storia della scienza.
(224 pp.; bibl.; index; CD-ROM.) Bari: Cacucci
Editore, 2005. ISBN: 8884223989.
Reviews: [ref. R278]
1836. F RYER, Geoffrey. “Jacob Christian Schäffer
FRS, a Versatile Eighteenth-Century Naturalist, and
His Remarkable Pioneering Researches on Micro-
scopic Crustaceans.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62
(2008): 167–185.
1837. P ICCOLINO, Marco. “Visual Images in Luigi
Galvani’s Path to Animal Electricity.” Special Issue:
“Visual Images and Visualization” [ref. 476]. J. Hist.
Neurosci. 17 (2008): 335–348.
1838. ROUSSEAU, George. “The Decay of Scientific
Theories: A Discursive Approach.” In Advancements
of Learning, edited by H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10],
191–218.
A study of the discursive use of the idea of animal
spirits from the 17th to the 18th centuries as a way
to explore theory change in science.
1839. Z UCCHI, Luca. “I liquori dissolventi: Lazzaro
Spallanzani, John Hunter e la controversia sulla teo-
ria chimica della digestione.” In Filosofia, scienza,
storia, edited by Andrea G ATTI and Paola Z ANARDI
(Padova: Il poligrafo, 2005), 233–264.
350-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
1840. L EHLEITER, Christine. “Inheriting the Future,
Generating the Past: Heritage, Pedigree and Lineage
in German Literature and Thought around 1800.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at Indiana University, 2007. Advisor:
Breithaupt, Fritz. Pub. no. AAT 3274274. 224 pp.
1841. M ARTINS, Lilian Al-Chueyer Pereira. A Teo-
ria da Progressão dos Animais, de Lamark. (xviii +
418 + 7 pp.; bibl.; ill.) Rio de Janeiro: Bookmark,
2007. ISBN: 9788577290321.
Explores various aspects of the history and phi-
losophy of science with emphasis on the work of
Lamarck.
350-134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
(includes genetic engineering; for agricultural
biotechnology, see 163-Agriculture)
1842. S ANTER, Melvin. “How It Happened that
a Portion of a Treatise Entitled New Improvements
of Planting and Gardening both Philosophical and
Practical by Richard Bradley FRS, which Dealt with
Blights of Trees and Plants, Provided the First Report
of an Environment that Contained Green Sulphur
Photosynthetic Bacteria.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond.
61 (2007): 327–332.
350-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
1843. G LADFELDER, Hal. “Plague Spots.” In So-
cial Histories of Disability and Deformity, edited by
T URNER and S TAGG (2006) [ref. 564], 56–78.
On physical signs of homosexuality in the 18th-
century British pornography of John Cleland.
350-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
1844. BAUMANN, Christian. “Kant and the Magni-
tude of Sensation: A Neglected Prologue to Modern
Psychophysics.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 1–7.
1845. DACOME, Lucia. “Noting the Mind: Com-
monplace Books and the Pursuit of the Self in
Eighteenth-Century Britain.” J. Hist. Ideas 65 (2004):
603–625.
On these books, traditionally used as an aid to
memory, and John Locke’s new method of making
them.
1846. L ENNON, Thomas M. “The Genesis of Berke-
ley’s Theory of Vision Vindicated.” Hist. Europ. Ideas
33 (2007): 321–329.
350-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
1847. C HONAILL, Siobhan Ni. “ ‘Why may not man
one day be immortal?’ Population, Perfectibility,
and the Immortality Question in Godwin’s Political
Justice.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 25–39.
1848. S ILVESTRINI, Maria Teresa. “Free Trade,
Feudal Remnants and International Equilibrium in
Gaetano Filangieri’s Science of Legislation.” Hist.
Europ. Ideas 32 (2006): 502–524.
350-141. SOCIOLOGY
1849. A RMENTEROS, Carolina. “From Human
Nature to Normal Humanity: Joseph de Maistre,
Rousseau, and the Origins of Moral Statistics.” J.
Hist. Ideas 68 (2007): 107–130.
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350-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
1850. VALSANIA, Maurizio. “ ‘Our Original Bar-
barism’: Man vs. Nature in Thomas Jefferson’s Moral
Experience.” J. Hist. Ideas 65 (2004): 627–645.
350-143. ECONOMICS
1851. S ONENSCHER, Michael. “French Economists
and Bernese Agrarians: The Marquis de Mirabeau
and the Economic Society of Berne.” Hist. Europ.
Ideas 33 (2007): 411–426.
Concerns physiocracy’s relation to agriculture.
1852. U NDERWOOD, Ted. The Work of the Sun:
Literature, Science, and Political Economy, 1760–
1860. (x + 240 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave
Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403965994.
Late 18th-century British chemists traced mental
and muscular work back to its source in sunlight.
Explores this idea in literature and science.
Reviews: [ref. R1028]
350-146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE
1853. B URKE, Peter. “The ‘New History’ of the
Enlightenment: An Essay in the Social History of
Social History.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social
History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007)
[ref. 4], 36–45.
1854. K ENNEDY, Alison. “Historical Perspectives in
the Mind of Joseph Priestley.” In Joseph Priestley,
edited by R IVERS and W YKES (2008) [ref. 1654],
172–202.
Explores Priestley as historian and as theologian
and Biblical critic, and looks at the importance of
his legacy.
1855. W OLLOCH, Nathaniel. “ ‘Facts, or Conjec-
tures’: Antoine-Yves Goguet’s Historiography.” J.
Hist. Ideas 68 (2007): 429–449.
An evaluation of this 18th-century historian’s work
on ancient cultures, which he maintained were
inferior to modern European civilization.
350-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
1856. A NDREAS R ENNER, Köln. “Wissenschaft-
stransfer ins Zarenreich des 18. Jahrunderts. Bemer-
kungen zum Forschungsstand am Beispel der Me-
dizingeschichte.” Jahrb. Gesch. Osteur. 53 (2005):
64–85.
1857. B EALE, Norman, and Elaine B EALE.
“Evidence-Based Medicine in the Eighteenth Cen-
tury: The Ingen Housz–Jenner Correspondence Re-
visited.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 79–98.
1858. B OOTH, Christopher C. John Haygarth, FRS
(1740–1827): A Physician of the Enlightenment.
Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, 254.
(xv + 169 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: Ameri-
can Philosophical Society, 2005. ISBN: 0871692546.
1859. B ROUWERE, Vincent De. “The Comparative
Study of Maternal Mortality over Time: The Role
125
of the Professionalisation of Childbirth.” Soc. Hist.
Med. 20 (2007): 541–562.
1860. C LUCAS, Stephen. “Joanna Stephen’s
Medicine and the Experimental Philosophy.” In Men,
Women, and the Birthing of Modern Science, edited
by Z INSSER (2005) [ref. 224], 141–158.
1861. DACOME, Lucia. “Women, Wax and Anatomy
in the ‘Century of Things.’ ” In Spaces, Objects and
Identities in Early Modern Italian Medicine, edited
by C AVALLO and G ENTILCORE (2008) [ref. 1595],
50–79.
On anatomical models.
1862. E DDY, M. D. “ ‘An adept in medicine’: The
Reverend Dr William Laing, Nervous Complaints and
the Commodification of Spa Water.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 1–13.
1863. E LLIOT, Paul. “ ‘More Subtle than the Electric
Aura’: Georgian Medical Electricity, the Spirit of
Animation and the Development of Erasmus Darwin’s
Psychophysiology.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 195–220.
1864. E MERSON, Roger L. “The Founding of the
Edinburgh Medical School.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci.
59 (2004): 183–218.
On the politics that was part of the founding in
1726.
1865. G UERRINI, Anita. “Anatomists and En-
trepreneurs in Early Eighteenth-Century London.”
J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 219–239.
Argues “that the prevailing historiographical repre-
sentation of eighteenth-century science as ‘polite’
requires considerable revision to accommodate as
impolite an activity as public anatomy.” (from the
abstract)
1866. H ALLETT, Christine. “The Attempt to Un-
derstand Puerperal Fever in the Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Centuries: The Influence of Inflammation
Theory.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 1–28.
1867. H UNTER, William. The Correspondence of
Dr. William Hunter, 1740–1783. Edited by C. Helen
B ROCK. Two volumes. (800 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Brookfield, Vt.: Pickering & Chatto, 2008. ISBN:
9781851969043.
1868. J ENSEN, Niklas Thode. “The Medical Skills
of the Malabar Doctors in Tranquebar, India, as
Recorded by Surgeon T. L. F. Folly, 1798.” Med.
Hist. 49 (2005): 489–515.
1869. J ONES, Colin. “French Dentists and English
Teeth in the Long Eighteenth Century: A Tale of Two
Cities and One Dentist.” In Medicine, Madness, and
Social History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE
(2007) [ref. 4], 73–89.
1870. J ONSSON, Fredrik Albritton. “Enlightened
Hands: Managing Dexterity in British Medicine and
Manufactures, 1760–1800.” In Body Parts, edited by
F ORTH and C ROZIER (2005) [ref. 466], 142–160.
1871. L EPICARD, Etienne. “An Alternative to the
Cosmic and Mechanic Metaphors for the Human
126 350. Eighteenth century
Body? The House Illustration in Ma’aseh Tuviyah
(1708).” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 93–105.
On an illustration in a Hebrew medical treatise in
which the human body is depicted as a house and
on the relationship of this to the art of memory.
1872. L IE, Anne Kveim. “Origin Stories and the
Norwegian Radesyge.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
563–579.
On stories about the origin of a serious skin disease
in Norway in the 18th century.
1873. L IESKE, Pam. (Ed.) Eighteenth-Century
British Midwifery. Eighteenth-Century British Mid-
wifery. (12 vols.; ill.; bibl.) London: Pickering &
Chatto, 2007-. ISBN: 9781851968428; 1851968423;
9781851968435; 1851968431.
Set of facsimile reprints with some editorial mate-
rials. Titles of individual volumes (1-8, currently
published): v. 1. [no special title]; v. 2. The
Mary Toft Affair; v. 3. Continental Midwives in
Translation; v. 4. Midwifery Texts for Women; v.
5. The State of Midwifery Considered, William
Smellie and His Critics; v. 6. Elizabeth Nihell;
v. 7. Lying-in Hospitals, Male-Female Midwifery
Debates; v. 8. Midwifery Lectures, Essays, and
Addresses: 1750-1769.
1874. L OPEZ D ENIS, Adrian. “Disease and Society
in Colonial Cuba, 1790–1840.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
69/01 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Los Ange-
les, 2007. Advisor: Moya, Jose C. Pub. no. AAT
3295782. 256 pp.
1875. M AERKER, Anna. “ ‘Turpentine Hides Every-
thing’: Autonomy and Organization in Anatomical
Model Production for the State in Late Eighteenth-
Century Florence.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 257–286.
1876. M ARTIN, Morag. “Doctoring Beauty: The
Medical Control of Women’s Toilettes in France,
1750–1820.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 351–368.
1877. M ILLER, David Philip, and Trevor H. L E -
VERE . “ ‘Inhale It and See?’ The Collaboration be-
tween Thomas Beddoes and James Watt in Pneumatic
Medicine.” Ambix 55 (2008): 5–28.
1878. M OORE, Wendy. “The Surgeon, the Countess,
Her Husband and His Lover: John Hunter (1728–93)
and the Countess of Strathmore (1749–1800).” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 131–133.
1879. M OSINI, Valeria. “On the Interplay between
Evidence and Theory: Dr. Hahnemann’s Homeo-
pathic Medicine.” Physis 42 (2005): 521–544.
1880. M USAJO S OMMA, Laura. In Cera. Anatomia
e medicina nel XVIII secolo. (xi + 103 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Bari: Progedit, 2007. ISBN: 9788861940062.
About wax anatomy models, especially at the
University of Bologna and the La Specola Museum,
in Florence.
1881. O LAG ÜE DE ROS, Guillermo. “De las falsifi-
caciones en la historia: Juan José Heydeck (n. 1755) y
su ‘portentoso’ descubrimiento de una vacuna contra
la viruela.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007): 275–283.
1882. O SBORN, Matthew Warner. “The Anatomy of
Intemperance: Alcohol and the Diseased Imagination
in Philadelphia, 1784–1860.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/09
(2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Davis,
2007. Pub. no. AAT 3283017. 332 pp.
1883. PATTERSON, Amy Suzanne. “ ‘We ought not
to be inactive spectators’: Physicians and Childbirth
in America, 1780–1840.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 60/07
(2000): 2650.
Dissertation at University of California, Davis,
1999. Advisor: Taylor, Alan. Pub. no. AAT
9940123. 441 pp.
1884. P IERPOINT, William S. “Samuel James
(c1763–1831) of Hoddesdon and the Medicinal Use
of Willow Bark.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 23–30.
1885. P UCCIARELLI, Deanna L. “The Medicinal Use
of Chocolate: Past, Present and Future (1776–2007).”
Diss. Abstr. Int. B 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Davis,
2007. Pub. no. AAT 3283027. 364 pp.
1886. Q UINLAN, Sean M. “Inheriting Vice, Acquir-
ing Virtue: Hereditary Disease and Moral Hygiene
in the Medicine of the French Enlightenment.” Bull.
Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 649–676.
1887. ROOS, Anna Marie. “Johann Heinrich Co-
hausen (1665–1750), Salt Iatrochemistry, and Theo-
ries of Longevity in His Satire, Hermippus Redivivus
(1742).” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 181–200.
1888. S CHLUMBOHM, Jürgen. “The Practice of
Practical Education: Male Students and Female Ap-
prentices in the Lying-In Hospital of Göttingen Uni-
versity, 1792–1815.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 3–36.
1889. V REESE, Leen De. “Causal
(Mis)understanding and the Search for Scientific
Explanations: A Case Study from the History of
Medicine.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39
(2008): 14–24.
On James Lind’s interpretation of his 1747 experi-
ment proving that citrus fruit could cure scurvy, and
his rejection of an earlier hypothesis of Bachstrom.
1890. WATSON, Katherine D. “Medical and Chem-
ical Expertise in English Trials for Criminal Poison-
ing, 1750–1914.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 373–390.
1891. W OODS, Robert. “Dr. Smellie’s Prescriptions
for Pregnant Women.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 257–
276.
350-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
1892. H AMILTON, John T. Music, Madness, and
the Unworking of Language. (xviii + 252 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Columbia University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780231142205.
On literary, philosophical, and psychological treat-
ments of music and madness in late 18th and 19th
centuries.
 350. Eighteenth century
1893. L INDEMANN, Mary. “Murder, Melancholy
and the Insanity Defence in Eighteenth-Century Ham-
burg.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social History,
edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4],
161–172.
1894. S MITH, Leonard. Lunatic Hospitals in Geor-
gian England, 1750–1830. Routledge Studies in the
Social History of Medicine, 28. (xvi + 288 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN:
9780415375160.
350-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
1895. A BREU, Jean Luiz Neves. “A Colônia en-
ferma e a saúde dos povos: a medicina das ‘luzes’
e as informações sobre as enfermidades da América
portuguesa.” Translated title: [The Ailing Colony
and the Health of the People: The Medicine of the
Enlightenment and Information about the Infirmi-
ties in Portugal’s American Colonies] In Portuguese.
Manguinhos 14 (2007): 761–778.
1896. G ARC ÍA, Alfredo Martı́n, and Marı́a José
Pérez Á LVAREZ. “Hospitalidad y asistencia en la
provincia de León a finales del Antiguo Régimen
(1728–1896).” Dynamis 27 (2007): 157–185.
1897. Q UINLAN, Sean M. The Great Nation in De-
cline: Sex, Modernity and Health Crises in Revolu-
tionary France c. 1750–1850. History of Medicine in
Context. (x + 265 pp.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT:
Ashgate, 2007. ISBN: 9780754660989.
350-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
1898. A NDERSON, Stuart. “ ‘A Proper Person to
Officiate’: Apothecaries at Westminster Hospital,
London—1716 to 1826.” Pharm. Hist. 49 (2007):
3–14.
1899. F ORS, Hjalmar. “Stepping through Science’s
Door: C. W. Scheele, from Pharmacist’s Apprentice
to Man of Science.” Ambix 55 (2008): 29–49.
On this 18th-century Swedish journeyman pharma-
cist and his rise in the ranks of science.
350-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
1900. B ENNETT, Jim. “Wind-Gun, Air-Gun or Pop-
Gun: The Fortunes of a Philosophical Instrument.” In
The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS et al. (2007)
[ref. 1357], 220–245.
1901. B ERG, Maxine. “The Genesis of ‘Useful
Knowledge.’ ” First article in a special issue: “Reflec-
tions on Joel Mokyr’s The Gifts of Athena.” Hist. Sci.
45 (2007): 123–133.
See Joel M OKYR, The Gifts of Athena (2002).
Contents: Liliane H ILAIRE -P ÉREZ, “Technology
as a Public Culture in the Eighteenth Century:
The Artisans’ Legacy,” 135–153 [ref. 1904]; Larry
S TEWART, “Experimental Spaces and the Knowl-
edge Economy,” 155–177 [ref. 1685]; Kristine
127
B RULAND, “Technology Selection and Useful
Knowledge: A Comment,” 179–183 [ref. 1902];
Joel M OKYR, “Knowledge, Enlightenment, and
the Industrial Revolution: Reflections on The Gifts
of Athena,” 185–196 [ref. 1910].
1902. B RULAND, Kristine. “Technology Selection
and Useful Knowledge: A Comment.” Part of a
special issue: “Reflections on Joel Mokyr’s The Gifts
of Athena” [ref. 1901]. Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 179–183.
1903. G RABER, Frédéric. “Inventing Needs: Ex-
pertise and Water Supply in Late Eighteenth- and
Early Nineteenth-Century Paris.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40
(2007): 315–332.
1904. H ILAIRE -P ÉREZ, Liliane. “Technology as a
Public Culture in the Eighteenth Century: The Arti-
sans’ Legacy.” Part of a special issue: “Reflections on
Joel Mokyr’s The Gifts of Athena” [ref. 1901]. Hist.
Sci. 45 (2007): 135–153.
1905. H IRD, Jonathan, Jonathan B ETTS, and Derek
P RATT. “The Diamond Pallets of John Harrison’s
Fourth Longitude Timekeeper—H4.” Ann. Sci. 65
(2008): 171–200.
Results of a physical study of Harrison’s timepiece.
1906. H ORN, Jeff. The Path Not Taken: French
Industrialization in the Age of Revolution, 1750-
1830. Transformations. (ix + 383 pp.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2006. ISBN:
0262083523.
Study of French industrialization in comparison to
the British experience.
Reviews: [ref. R490]
1907. JACOB, Margaret C. “Mechanical Science on
the Factory Floor: The Early Industrial Revolution in
Leeds.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 197–221.
1908. K ÜHNE, Andreas, and Gudula M ETZE. “Ar-
chitekturdarstellungen in der ‘Physica Sacra’ von Jo-
hann Jakob Scheuchzer.” In Pratum floridum, edited
by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 285–306.
Study of this 18th-century work by the naturalist
and mathematician Scheuchzer.
1909. L OWENGARD, Sarah. The Creation of Color
in Eighteenth-Century Europe. New York: Columbia
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780231124546.
A study of color and color making. An electronic
book accessible through the website http://www.
gutenberg-e.org/lowengard/index.html.
1910. M OKYR, Joel. “Knowledge, Enlightenment,
and the Industrial Revolution: Reflections on The
Gifts of Athena.” Part of a special issue: “Reflections
on Joel Mokyr’s The Gifts of Athena” [ref. 1901].
Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 185–196.
1911. N UVOLARI, Alessandro, and Bart V ERSPA -
GEN . “Lean’s Engine Reporter and the Development
of the Cornish Engine: A Reappraisal.” Trans. New-
comen Soc. 77 (2007): 167–189.
1912. R ISKIN, Jessica. “Eighteenth-Century Wet-
ware.” In The Artificial and the Natural, edited by
128 360. Nineteenth century
B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN (2007) [ref. 3],
239–274.
Concerns automata and mechanical simulation of
living organisms.
1913. R ISKIN, Jessica. “Künstliches Leben pro-
duzieren. Denkparallelen im Automatenbau des 18.
Jahrhunderts und heute.” Translated title: [Producing
artificial life. Parallel thoughts in machine construc-
tion in the 18th century and today.] In German. In
Artifizielle Körper – lebendige Technik, edited by
O RLAND (2005) [ref. 592], 65–85.
1914. ROBERTS, Lissa. “Mapping Steam Engines
and Skill in Eighteenth-Century Holland.” In The
Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS et al. (2007)
[ref. 1357], 196–218.
1915. ROSENBAND, Leonard. “Becoming Competi-
tive: England’s Papermaking Apprenticeship, 1700–
1800.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS et
al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 378–401.
1916. S ARAS ÚA, Carmen. “Technical Innovations
at the Service of Cheaper Labor in Pre-Industrial
Europe: The Enlightened Agenda to Transform the
Gender Division of Labor in Silk Manufacturing.”
Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 23–39.
1917. S CHAFFER, Simon. “ ‘The Charter’d Thames’:
Naval Architecture and Experimental Spaces in Geor-
gian Britain.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by
ROBERTS et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 278–305.
1918. VOSKUHL, Adelheid. “Producing Objects,
Producing Texts: Accounts of Android Automata in
Late Eighteenth-Century Europe.” Part of a special
issue: “Objects, Texts and Images in the History of
Science” [ref. 42]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007):
422–444.
1919. W ERRETT, Simon. “From the Grand Whim to
the Gasworks: ‘Philosophical Fireworks’ in Georgian
England.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS
et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 324–347.
350-161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
1920. J OHNS, Adrian. “The Identity Engine: Print-
ing and Publishing at the Beginning of the Knowledge
Economy.” In The Mindful Hand, edited by ROBERTS
et al. (2007) [ref. 1357], 402–428.
1921. S HER, Richard B. The Enlightenment and
the Book: Scottish Authors and Their Publishers in
Eighteenth-Century Britain, Ireland, and America.
(xxvi + 815 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: The Uni-
versity of Chicago Press, 2006. ISBN: 0226752526.
Shows that bookmaking during the late 18th-
century was a complex partnership between authors
and their publishers.
Reviews: [ref. R930]
1922. VOSKUHL, Adelheid. “ ‘Bewegung’ und
‘Rührung.’ Musik spielende Androiden und ihre
kulturelle Bedeutung im späten 18. Jahrhundert.”
Translated title: [“Motion” and “Emotion.” Music-
playing androids and their cultural significance in
the late 18th century.] In German. In Artifizielle
Körper – lebendige Technik, edited by O RLAND
(2005) [ref. 592], 87–103.
1923. VOSKUHL, Adelheid. “Motions and Passions:
Music-Playing Women Automata and the Culture
of Affect in Late Eighteenth-Century Germany.” In
Genesis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597],
293–320.
350-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
1924. Z ARZOSO, Alfons. “Medicina para animales
en la Cataluña del siglo XVIII: una práctica médica
plural.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007): 101–130.
360. NINETEENTH CENTURY
(includes topics stretching into the 20th century)
360-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
1925. B ETTINA, Heyl. Das Ganze der Natur und die
Differenzierung des Wissens: Alexander von Hum-
boldt als Schriftsteller. Quellen und Forschungen zur
Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte, 47. (viii + 528 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walter De Gruyter,
2007. ISBN: 9783110196016.
1926. B LACKMORE, John T., Ryoichi I TAGAKI, and
Setsuko TANAKA. (Eds.) Ernst Mach’s Science:
Its Character and Influence on Einstein and Others.
(304 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Minamiyana, Hadano-
shi, Kanagawa: Tokai University Press, 2006. ISBN:
4186031881.
“Provides a detailed account of Mach’s contribu-
tions to physiology, psychology, medicine, and
experimental and theoretical physics.” (from the
review in Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci.)
Reviews: [ref. R108]
1927. B RAIN, Robert Michael, R. S. C OHEN, and
Ole K NUDSEN. (Eds.) Hans Christian Ørsted and
the Romantic Legacy in Science: Ideas, Disciplines,
Practices. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Sci-
ence, 241. (xix + 442 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Dor-
drecht: Springer, 2007. ISBN: 9781402029790.
Contents (from publisher): Gerald H OLTON,
“Foreword”; Robert Michael B RAIN, “Introduc-
tion”; Andrew D. W ILSON, “ ‘The Way from
Nature to God’ ”; Karen J ELVED and Andrew
D. JACKSON, “The Other Side of Ørsted: Civil
Obedience”; Arne H ESSENBRUCH, “The Making
of a Danish Kantian: Science and the New Civil
Society”; Anja Skaar JACOBSEN, “Phrenology
and Danish Romanticism”; Paul G UYER, “Natural
Ends and the End of Nature”; Keld N IELSEN and
Hanne A NDERSEN, “The Influence of Kant’s Phi-
losophy on the Young H. C. Ørsted”; Dan Charly
 360. Nineteenth century
C HRISTENSEN, “Ørsted’s Concept of Force and
Theory Of Music”; Michael F RIEDMAN, “Kant –
Naturphilosophie – Electromagnetism”; Ernst P.
H AMM, “Steffens, Ørsted and the Chemical Con-
struction of the Earth”; Olaf B REIDBACH, “Culture
of Science and Experiments in Jena around 1800”;
Robert Michael B RAIN, “The Romantic Experi-
ment as Fragment”; Lorraine DASTON, “Ørsted
and the Rational Unconscious”; Michael D ETTEL -
BACH , “Romanticism and Resistance”; Trevor H.
L EVERE, “Between Enlightenment and Romanti-
cism: The Case of Dr. Thomas Beddoes”; Kenneth
L. C ANEVA, “Ørsted’s Presentation of Others’—
and His Own—Work”; Roberto de Andrade M AR -
TINS , “Ørsted, Ritter and Magnetochemistry”; Ole
K NUDSEN, “Ørsted’s Work on the Compressibility
of Liquids and Gases, and His Dynamic Theory
of Matter”; Frederick G REGORY, “Hans Chris-
tian Oersted’s Spiritual Interpretation of Natural
Science”; D. M. K NIGHT, “The Spiritual in the
Material.”
1928. B ROCK, William H. William Crookes (1832–
1919) and the Commercialization of Science. Science,
Technology, and Culture, 1700–1945. (xxvii + 556
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2008.
ISBN : 9780754663225.
On Crookes’s role as a science journalist, business
entrepreneur, and spiritualist.
1929. C ADEDDU, Antonio. Les vérités de la
science : Pratique, récit, histoire : Le cas Pasteur.
Biblioteca di Nuncius, Studi e testi. (xviii + 282 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 2005. ISBN:
9788822254641.
A study of Pasteur using the historiographic meth-
ods of Mirko Grmek.
Reviews: [ref. R162]
1930. C OLP, Ralph, Jr. Darwin’s Illness. (xiv + 337
pp.; bibl.; index.) Gainesville, FL: University Press of
Florida, 2008. ISBN: 9780813032313, 0813032318.
1931. C ONTOSTA, David R. Rebel Giants: The Rev-
olutionary Lives of Abraham Lincoln and Charles
Darwin. (365 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.:
Prometheus Books, 2008. ISBN: 9781591026105.
1932. D ESMOND, Adrian J., James M OORE, and
Janet B ROWNE. Charles Darwin. First published
in 2004 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Very Interesting People series, 4. (139 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0199213542.
1933. E NDERSBY, Jim. Imperial Nature: Joseph
Hooker and the Practices of Victorian Science. (xii
+ 429 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226207919.
1934. E TTE, Ottmar, and Walther L. B ERNECKER.
(Eds.) Ansichten Amerikas: neuere Studien zu Alex-
ander von Humboldt. (272 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Frankfurt
am Main: Vervuert Verlag, 2001. ISBN: 3893547436.
Contents: Ottmar E TTE, “Alexander von Hum-
boldt und das Projekt der Moderne,” 9–17; Miguel
Angel P UIG -S AMPER, “Humboldt, ein Preuße am
Hofe Karls IV.” 19–49; Frank H OLL, “Alexander
129
von Humboldt—‘Geschichtsschreiber der Kolo-
nien,’ ” 51–78; Walther L. B ERNECKER, “Der
Mythos vom mexikanischen Reichtum. Alexander
von Humboldts Rolle vom Analysten zum Propa-
gandisten,” 79–103; Ingo S CHWARZ, “Alexander
von Humboldt – Socio-political Views of the Ame-
ricas,” 105–115; Juan P IMENTEL, “El volcán sub-
lime. Geografı́a, paisaje y relato en la ascensión de
Humboldt al Chimborazo,” 117–136; Axel B ORS -
DORF , “Alexander von Humboldts ‘Amerikanische
Reise’ und ihre Bedeutung für die Geographie,”
137–155; Anne Marie Claire G ODLEWSKA, “Von
der Vision der Aufklärung zur modernen Wissen-
schaft? Humboldts visuelles Denken,” 157–194;
Brigitte H OPPE, “Nach dem Vorbild Humboldts
in Südamerika: Erweiterung der Kenntnisse und
Erkenntnisse durch deutsche Naturforscher,” 195–
218; Irene Prüfer L ESKE, “Übersetzungen, Mani-
pulation, und Neuübersetzung des Essai politique
sur l’ı̂le de Cuba Alexander von Humboldts,”
219–230; Ottmar E TTE, “Der Wissenschaftler als
Weltbürger. Alexander von Humboldt auf dem
Weg zur Kosmopolitik,” 231–261; Manfred O S -
TEN , “Amerika oder das ‘größte aller Übel, das
die Menschheit betroffen hat’. Anmerkungen zur
Modernität Alexander von Humboldts,” 263–269.
1935. F RANCIS, Mark. Herbert Spencer and the
Invention of Modern Life. (xiv + 434 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Stocksfield, England: Acumen, 2007. ISBN:
9781844650866.
1936. L ARSSON, Ulf. Alfred Nobel: Networks of
Innovation. Archives of the Nobel Museum, 10. (216
pp.; ill.) Sagamore Beach, MA: Science History
Publications, 2008. ISBN: 9780881353990.
1937. M AC L EOD, Roy. “Imperial Science under the
Southern Cross: Archibald Liversidge, FRS, and the
Making of Anglo-Australian Science.” In Science
across the European Empires, 1800–1950, edited by
S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 175–213.
1938. O LSON, Richard. Science and Scientism in
Nineteenth Century Europe. (349 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780252031885.
1939. PARADIS, James G. (Ed.) Samuel Butler,
Victorian against the Grain: A Critical Overview. (xii
+ 423 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780802097453.
Partial Contents: David A MIGONI, “ ‘The writ-
ten symbol extends infinitely’: Samuel Butler
and the Writing of Evolutionary Theory,” 91-112
[ref. 2304]; Bernard L IGHTMAN, “ ‘A Conspiracy
of One’: Butler, Natural Theology, and Victo-
rian Popularization,” 113-142 [ref. 2002]; Sally
S HUTTLEWORTH, “Evolutionary Psychology and
The Way of All Flesh,” 143-169 [ref. 2380]; Her-
bert S USSMAN, “Samuel Butler as Late-Victorian
Bachelor: Regulating and Representing the Ho-
moerotic,” 170-194; Ruth PARKIN -G OUNELAS,
“Mind Matters: Butler and Late Nineteenth-
Century Psychology,” 195-220 [ref. 2375].
1940. P ETITJEAN, Patrick. “Science and the ‘Civi-
lizing Mission’: France and the Colonial Enterprise.”
130 360. Nineteenth century
In Science across the European Empires, 1800–1950,
edited by S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 107–128.
1941. S CHMIDT, Carole Hamner. “The Visionary
Pedant: S. T. Coleridge, Abraham Rees, and the
Encyclopaedia in the Romantic Period.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 68/12 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Virginia, 2008. Ad-
visor: Tucker, Herbert F. Pub. no. AAT 3294783.
240 pp. On the development of 19th-century ency-
clopedias and their place in the culture of learning.
1942. S CHMIDT, James. “Inventing the Enlight-
enment: Anti-Jacobins, British Hegelians, and the
Oxford English Dictionary.” J. Hist. Ideas 64 (2003):
421–443.
Discusses 19th-century definitions of the word
enlightenment, especially its definition in the OED.
1943. WATERTON, Claire, Casper Bruun J ENSEN,
David T URNBULL, and Geoffrey C. B OWKER. “Tak-
ing a Non-Linear Plunge into the Mnemonick Deep.”
Metascience 16 (2007): 179–203.
Review Symposium. Essay review of Geoffrey
C. B OWKER, Memory Practices in the Sciences
(2005).
1944. W ITKOWSKI, Jan A. “Charles Benedict Dav-
enport, 1866–1944.” In Davenport’s Dream, edited
by W ITKOWSKI and I NGLIS (2008) [ref. 3063], 35–
58.
360-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS
1945. G OLDSTEIN, Daniel. “Outposts of Science:
The Knowledge Trade and the Expansion of Scientific
Community in Post-Civil War America.” Isis 99
(2008): 519–546.
“Using the Davenport [Iowa] Academy of Natural
Sciences as an example, it demonstrates how local
societies were embedded in a national scientific
community and mediated between it and local
scientific enthusiasts, to the benefit of both.” (from
the abstract)
1946. L EANEY, Enda. “Missionaries of Science:
Provincial Lectures in Nineteenth-Century Ireland.”
Irish Hist. Stud. 34 (2004-2005): 266–288.
1947. TATJANA B UKLIJAS, Emese Lafferton. “In-
troduction: Science, Medicine and Nationalism in the
Habsburg Empire from the 1840s to 1918.” Intro-
duction to a special section:“Science, Medicine and
Nationalism in the Habsburg Empire from the 1840s
to 1918.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 679–686.
Contents: Marcel C HAHROUR, “ ‘A Civilizing
Mission’? Austrian Medicine and the Reform
of Medical Structures in the Ottoman Empire,
1838–1850,” 687–705 [ref. 2450]; Emese L AF -
FERTON , “The Magyar Moustache: The Faces of
Hungarian State Formation, 1867–1918,” 706–732
[ref. 2414]; Leslie T OPP, “Psychiatric Institutions,
Their Architecture, and the Politics of Regional
Autonomy in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy,”
733–755 [ref. 2554]; Tatjana B UKLIJAS, “Surgery
and National Identity in Late Nineteenth-Century
Vienna,” 756–774 [ref. 2444].
1948. X U Fei and M AO Shi-zhen. “Historical influ-
ence of Chinese educational mission students on the
development of science and technology in modern
China in the Qing Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 27, no. 2 (2005): 89–93.
On the contributions made by Chinese mission
students who studied in America.
360-3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
(includes bibliographies, electronic sources, and
works on libraries, archives, and museums)
1949. H OSSFELD, Uwe, and Olaf B REIDBACH.
Haeckel-Korrespondenz: Ubersicht über den Briefbe-
stand des Ernst-Haeckel-Archivs. (xxi + 810 pp.; ill.)
Berlin: VWB, Verlag für Wissenschaft und Bildung,
2005. ISBN: 3861354896.
Reviews: [ref. R496]
360-6. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AS A PROFESSION
(includes teaching of history of science)
1950. H IGGITT, Rebekah. Recreating Newton: New-
tonian Biography and the Making of Nineteenth-
Century History of Science. Science and Culture in
the Nineteenth Century, 2. (ix + 286 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2007. ISBN:
9781851969067.
Explores the way that debates over Newton’s char-
acter helped to develop scholarship in the history
of science.
360-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
1951. B ELLON, Richard. “Science at the Crystal
Focus of the World.” In Science in the Marketplace,
edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952],
301–335.
On the 1851 Crystal Palace Exposition.
1952. F YFE, Aileen, and Bernard V. L IGHTMAN.
(Eds.) Science in the Marketplace: Nineteenth-
Century Sites and Experiences. (x + 410 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780226276502.
Contents: Aileen F YFE and Bernard L IGHT-
MAN , “Science in the Marketplace: An Intro-
duction,” 1-19; James A. S ECORD, “How Sci-
entific Conversation Became Shop Talk,” 23-59
[ref. 1960]; John VAN W YHE, “The Diffusion
of Phrenology through Public Lecturing,” 60-
96 [ref. 2384]; Bernard L IGHTMAN, “Lectur-
ing in the Spatial Economy of Science,” 97-132
[ref. 1957]; Jonathan R. T OPHAM, “Publishing
‘Popular Science’ in Early Nineteenth-Century
Britain,” 135-168 [ref. 1964]; Ann B. S HTEIR,
“Sensitive, Bashful, and Chaste? Articulating the
Mimosa in Science,” 169-195 [ref. 2291]; Aileen
F YFE, “Reading Natural History at the British
Museum and the Pictorial Museum,” 196-230
[ref. 2231]; Graeme G OODAY, “Illuminating the
Expert-Consumer Relationship in Domestic Elec-
tricity,” 231-268 [ref. 2626]; Victoria C ARROLL,
“Natural History on Display: The Collection of
 360. Nineteenth century
Charles Waterton,” 271-300 [ref. 2226]; Richard
B ELLON, “Science at the Crystal Focus of the
World,” 301-335 [ref. 1951]; Iwan Rhys M ORUS,
“ ‘More the Aspect of Magic than Anything Natu-
ral’: The Philosophy of Demonstration,” 336-370
[ref. 1989]; Samuel J. M. M. A LBERTI, “The Mu-
seum Affect: Visiting Collections of Anatomy and
Natural History,” 371-403 [ref. 2007].
1953. G R ÖNBERG, Per-Olof. “Internationale Migra-
tion und Rückwanderung von nordischen Ingenieu-
ren, 1880 bis 1930.” Translated title: [International
Migration and Return Migration of Nordic Engineers,
1880 to 1930.] In German. Technikgeschichte 73
(2006): 169–206.
1954. JACKSON, Ian. “Science as Spectacle: Electri-
cal Showmanship in the English Enlightenment.” In
Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF and
G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 151–166.
1955. K EENE, Melanie. “Domestic Science: Making
Chemistry Your Cup of Tea.” Endeavour 32 (2008):
16–19.
On introductory science textbooks which sought
to teach science, especially chemistry, to Victorian
children in the home.
1956. L EONIDIO, Adalmir. “Utopias sociais e cienti-
ficistas no Brasil, no final do século XIX.” Translated
title: [Social and Scientific Utopias in Late 19th cen-
tury Brazil] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
821–946.
1957. L IGHTMAN, Bernard. “Lecturing in the Spa-
tial Economy of Science.” In Science in the Mar-
ketplace, edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007)
[ref. 1952], 97–132.
On the efforts of Victorian popularizers and scien-
tists to redesign lecturing sites to provide greater
theatrical and entertaining experiences; focuses on
John Henry Pepper and William Buckland.
1958. L IGHTMAN, Bernard V. Victorian Populariz-
ers of Science: Designing Nature for New Audiences.
(xvi + 545 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226481180.
1959. M USSELL, James. Science, Time, and Space
in the Late Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press:
Movable Types. The Nineteenth Century. (xii + 237
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot, England: Ashgate,
2007. ISBN: 9780754657477.
Explores scientific controversy as it appeared in
the periodical press by looking at the circulation of
printed media throughout the society.
1960. S ECORD, James A. “How Scientific Conver-
sation Became Shop Talk.” In Science in the Mar-
ketplace, edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007)
[ref. 1952], 23–59.
1961. S ONNERT, Gerhard. Einstein and Culture.
(427 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Humanity Books,
2005. ISBN: 1591023165.
A study of Einstein’s scientific and religious con-
victions through a close analysis of the particularly
German notion of Kulture in the 19th century, es-
pecially as related to Weltanschauung and Weltbild.
131
Reviews: [ref. R962]
1962. T HURS, Daniel Patrick. Science Talk: Chang-
ing Notions of Science in American Popular Culture.
(x + 237 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Rutgers
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780813540733.
1963. T HURTLE, Phillip. Emergence of Genetic Ra-
tionality: Space, Time, and Information in American
Biological Science, 1870–1920. In vivo. (xiii + 381
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Seattle: University of Washing-
ton Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780295987569.
Broad discussion of the interrelationship of biol-
ogy, economic theory, literature, and American
culture, with a special focus on David Starr Jordan.
1964. T OPHAM, Jonathan R. “Publishing ‘Popular
Science’ in Early Nineteenth-Century Britain.” In
Science in the Marketplace, edited by F YFE and
L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952], 135–168.
1965. T ROMP, Marlene. (Ed.) Victorian Freaks: The
Social Context of Freakery in Britain. (xiii + 328 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Columbus: Ohio State University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780814210864.
Contributors: Heather M C H OLD, Joyce L. H UFF,
Timothy N EIL, Meegan K ENNEDY, Christine C.
F ERGUSON, Nadja D URBACH, Marlene T ROMP,
Kelly H URLEY, Rebecca S TERN, Martha Stoddard
H OLMES, Melissa F REE, and Christopher R. S MIT.
360-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS
1966. B ITTEL, Carla Jean. “Science, Suffrage, and
Experimentation: Mary Putnam Jacobi and the Con-
troversy over Vivisection in Late Nineteenth-Century
America.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 664–694.
1967. P REECE, Rod. “Darwinism, Christianity, and
the Great Vivisection Debate.” J. Hist. Ideas 64
(2003): 399–419.
“The customary tale of how Christianity hindered
the development of sensibilities to animals and
how Darwinism occasioned a revolution in animal
ethics needs to be rethought and retold.” (from the
abstract)
360-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
1968. C AHAN, David. “The ‘Imperial Chancellor
of the Sciences’: Helmholtz between Science and
Politics.” Soc. Res. 73 (2006): 1093–1128.
1969. E LENA, Alberto, and Javier O RD Ó ÑEZ. “Sci-
ence, Technology, and the Spanish Colonial Experi-
ence in the Nineteenth Century.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 70–82.
1970. K RANAKIS, Eda. “Patents and Power: Eu-
ropean Patent-System Integration in the Context of
Globalization.” Tech. & Cult. 48 (2007): 689–728.
1971. P ORTER, Dorothy. “Charles Babbage and
George Birkbeck: Science, Reform and Radicalism.”
132 360. Nineteenth century
In Medicine, Madness, and Social History, edited by
B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 58–69.
1972. R EICHARDT, Eike. “Health, ‘Race’ and Em-
pire: Popular-Scientific Spectacles and National Iden-
tity in Imperial Germany, 1871–1914.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at University of New York at Stony
Brook, 2006. Advisor: Hong, Young-Sun. Pub.
no. AAT 3258933. 384 pp. “By examining how
ethnographic and hygiene exhibitions addressed
notions of national identity, and how this relation-
ship changed over time, my dissertation argues
that during these years, German national identity
became increasingly defined within biological, in-
stead of constitutional or cultural, parameters.”
(from the abstract)
1973. R EYNAUD PALIGOT, Carole. La république
raciale : paradigme racial et idéologie républicaine,
1860–1930. Science, histoire et société. (xxii + 338
pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2006. ISBN: 2130549756.
On the ways in which a scientific racial paradigm
supported republican ideology.
1974. S CHWARZ, Ingo. “Alexander von Humboldt
und die Gesandtschaft der Vereinigten Staaten in
Berlin.” Translated title: [Alexander von Humboldt
and the legation of the United States in Berlin.] In
German. In Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited
by H AMEL et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 237–251.
“Humboldt became a well-informed confident sup-
porter of many Berlin-based American diplomats
whose respect and admiration he enjoyed.” (from
the abstract)
1975. S EEBACHER, Felicitas. “Freiheit der Natur-
forschung”: Carl Freiherr von Rotikansky und die
Wiener Medizinische Schule: Wissenschaft und Poli-
tik im Konflikt. Veröffentlichungen der Kommission
für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, Mathematik
und Medizin, 56. (202 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Wien: Österre-
ichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2006. ISBN:
9783700136378.
1976. S ORLIN, Sverker. “Ordering the World for Eu-
rope: Science as Intelligence and Information as Seen
from the Northern Periphery.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 51–69.
1977. VAN -L EMESLE, Lucette Le. “Cauwès et Col-
son, le juriste et l’ingénieur : une ou deux conceptions
du service public ?” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. 52, no.
3 (2005): 75–87.
1978. W EIKART, Richard. “The Impact of Social
Darwinism on Anti-Semitic Ideology in Germany
and Austria, 1860–1945.” In Jewish Tradition and
the Challenge of Darwinism, edited by C ANTOR and
S WETLITZ (2006) [ref. 805], 93–115.
360-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
1979. A RMSTRONG, Carol, and Catherine de
Z EGHER. (Eds.) Ocean Flowers: Impressions from
Nature. (288 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Princeton, N. J.: Prince-
ton University Press, 2004. ISBN: 0691119481.
From an exhibition organized by the Drawing
Center, New York, March 26–May 22, 2004, in
association with the Yale Center for British Art,
New Haven, Ct., June 12–August 8, 2004. Partial
contents: Catherine de Z EGHER, “Introduction:
Ocean Flowers and Their Drawings,” 67-85; Carol
A RMSTRONG, “Cameraless: From Natural Illus-
trations and Nature Prints to Manual and Photo-
genic Drawings and Other Botanographs,” 87-179;
Craigie H ORSFIELD, “World and Word,” 181-213;
Kathryn A. T UMA, “The Victorian ‘Book of Na-
ture’: Modeling, Mimesis and the Community of
Forms,” 214-241; Elaine S CARRY, “Imagining
Flowers: Perceptual Mimesis (Particularly Del-
phinium),” 242-269; Edward E IGEN, “On Purple
and the Genesis of Photography, or, the Natural
History of an Exposure,” 270-287.
1980. C OOPER, Melinda. “Monstrous Progeny: The
Teratological Tradition in Science and Literature.” In
Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF and
G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 87–98.
1981. DAWSON, Gowan. Darwin, Literature and
Victorian Respectability. Cambridge Studies in
Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture, 57. (xii
+ 282 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521872492.
“Sheds new light on the well-known debates over
evolution by examining them in relation to the
murky underworlds of Victorian pornography,
sexual innuendo, unrespectable freethought and
artistic sensualism.” (from the abstract)
1982. G LENDENING, John. The Evolutionary Imagi-
nation in Late-Victorian Novels: An Entangled Bank.
(225 pp.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate,
2007. ISBN: 9780754658214.
Focuses on texts of H. G. Wells, Thomas Hardy,
Bram Stoker, and Joseph Conrad.
Reviews: [ref. R398]
1983. G RAHAM, Peter W. Jane Austen and Charles
Darwin: Naturalists and Novelists. The Nine-
teenth Century Series. (xviii + 196 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN:
9780754658511.
1984. H ORENSTEIN, Norma S. “Two Scientific Tra-
ditions in Martı́n Fierro.” In Science and the Creative
Imagination in Latin America, edited by F ISHBURN
and O RTIZ (2005) [ref. 208], 119–128.
On a book the first part of which was published by
the Argentine writer José Hernández in 1872.
1985. JACKSON, Noel. Science and Sensation in
Romantic Poetry. Cambridge Studies in Romanti-
cism, 73. (xiv + 288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521869379.
Looks at the work of Wordsworth, Blake, Co-
leridge, and Keats.
1986. L ARSON, Barbara. The Dark Side of Nature:
Science, Society, and the Fantastic in the Work of
Odilon Redon. Refiguring Modernism, 3. (xviii +
256 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) University Park, PA:
 360. Nineteenth century
Pennsylvania State University Press, 2005. ISBN:
0271024674.
Regarding the scientific influences on the work of
this late 19th-century artist.
Reviews: [ref. R614]
1987. L EAR, Linda. Beatrix Potter: A Life in Nature.
(xix + 584 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: St.
Martin’s Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780312369347.
Reviews: [ref. R618]
1988. M ARKLEY, Robert. “The Nightmare of Evo-
lution: H. G. Wells, Percival Lowell and the Legacies
of Frankenstein’s Science.” In Frankenstein’s Sci-
ence, edited by K NELLWOLF and G OODALL (2008)
[ref. 1671], 183–200.
1989. M ORUS, Iwan Rhys. “ ‘More the Aspect of
Magic than Anything Natural’: The Philosophy
of Demonstration.” In Science in the Marketplace,
edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952],
336–370.
Looks at 19th-century public scientific demonstra-
tions as performances.
1990. S EIMIYA, Michiko. “Darwinism in the Art of
Thomas Hardy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/09 (2008).
Dissertation at Japan Women’s University, 2006.
Advisor: Yasuko, Mikami. Pub. no. AAT 3285310.
189 pp.
1991. S OMSEN, Geert. “De Metawetenschap van
H. G. Wells.” With English summary. Gewina 29
(2006): 293–305.
1992. W ESSELING, Lies. “Heinrich Hoffmanns
‘Der Struwwelpeter’ (1845/1859): een parodie op
de romantische cultus van het kind.” With English
summary. Gewina 29 (2006): 240–254.
1993. W ILLIS, Martin. Mesmerists, Monsters, and
Machines: Science Fiction and the Cultures of Sci-
ence in the Nineteenth Century. (viii + 272 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press,
2006. ISBN: 9780873388573.
360-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
1994. C LARK, Linda L. Women and Achievement
in Nineteenth-Century Europe. New Approaches to
European History. (ix + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780521650984; 9780521658782.
Wide survey of women’s professional activities in
Europe from 1789 to 1914.
1995. H IGGITT, Rebekah, and Charles W. J. W ITH -
ERS . “Science and Sociability: Women as Audience
at the British Association for the Advancement of
Science, 1831–1901.” Isis 99 (2008): 1–27.
1996. VALKOVA, Olga. “The Conquest of Science:
Women and Science in Russia, 1860–1940.” Vol-
ume title: “Intelligentsia Science Inside and Outside
Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris 23 (2008): 136–165.
133
1997. W ISE, M. Norton. “The Gender of Automata
in Victorian Britain.” In Genesis Redux, edited by
R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 163–195.
360-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
1998. C ANTOR, Geoffrey. “Michael Faraday Meets
the ‘High-Priestess of God’s Works’: A Romance on
the Theme of Science and Religion.” In Science and
Beliefs, edited by David M. K NIGHT and Matthew
D. E DDY (Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, 2005),
157–170.
1999. G OSLING, David L. Science and the Indian
Tradition: When Einstein Met Tagore. India in the
Modern World, 3. (ix + 186 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 0415402093.
On the interaction between Western science and
Indian traditional thought and science’s role in the
secularization of Indian society in the 19th and
20th centuries.
2000. K LEEBERG, Bernhard. “God-Nature Progress-
ing: Natural Theology in German Monism.” Part of
the special issue “Believing Nature, Knowing God”
[ref. 239]. Sci. Context 20 (2007): 537–569.
Argues that Ernst Haeckel’s Monism is an evolu-
tionary and pantheistic natural theology.
2001. K RAGH, Helge S. “Cosmology and the En-
tropic Creation Argument.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol.
Sci. 37 (2007): 369–382.
On the implications of the second law of thermo-
dynamics as an argument for divine creation.
2002. L IGHTMAN, Bernard. “ ‘A Conspiracy of
One’: Butler, Natural Theology, and Victorian Pop-
ularization.” In Samuel Butler, Victorian against the
Grain, edited by PARADIS (2007) [ref. 1939], 113–
142.
2003. L IGHTMAN, Bernard. “Victorian Sciences and
Religions: Discordant Harmonies.” Volume title:
“Science in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimen-
sions” [ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 343–366.
2004. O HLERS, R. Clinton. “The End of Miracles:
Scientific Naturalism in America, 1830–1934.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Pennsylvania, 2007.
Pub. no. AAT 3260961. 227 pp.
2005. R ICHARDS, Joan L. “In Search of the ‘Sea-
Something’: Reason and Transcendence in the
Frend/De Morgan Family.” Part of the special is-
sue “Believing Nature, Knowing God” [ref. 239]. Sci.
Context 20 (2007): 509–536.
On natural theology in two generations of an En-
glish family—the Unitarian radical, William Frend,
the spiritualist Sophia Frend De Morgan, and the
mathematician Augustus De Morgan—charting the
changing understandings of mathematics and of
language.
2006. S LOAN, Phillip R. “ ‘The Sense of Sublimity’:
Darwin on Nature and Divinity.” Volume title: “Sci-
ence in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions”
[ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 251–269.
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360-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
2007. A LBERTI, Samuel J. M. M. “The Museum
Affect: Visiting Collections of Anatomy and Natural
History.” In Science in the Marketplace, edited by
F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952], 371–403.
2008. C HEATER, Christine. “Collectors of Nature’s
Curiosities; Science, Popular Culture and the Rise of
Natural History Museums.” In Frankenstein’s Sci-
ence, edited by K NELLWOLF and G OODALL (2008)
[ref. 1671], 167–182.
2009. G OSDEN, Chris, Frances L ARSON, and Alison
P ETCH. Knowing Things: Exploring the Collections
at the Pitt Rivers Museum, 1884–1945. (xviii + 261
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780199225897.
On the early history of the museum, focusing
on the relationship between collectors, donors,
objects, and the museum staff.
2010. L EE, Paula Young. “The Social Architect
and the Myopic Mason: The Spatial Politics of the
Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle in Nineteenth-Century
Paris.” Sci. Context 20 (2007): 601–625.
2011. L EITNER, Ulrike. “ ‘Bücher haben kein Le-
ben ohne Öffentlichkeit’—Alexander von Humboldts
Wirken auf einem Nebenschauplatz der Wissenschaf-
ten.” Translated title: [“Books have no life without
the public”—Alexander von Humboldt’s work in a
secondary field of the sciences.] In German. In
Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL
et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 253–280.
On Humboldt’s support of libraries and librarians
in Berlin.
2012. L OPES, Maria Margaret, and Irina P OD -
GORNY . “The Shaping of Latin American Museums
of Natural History, 1850–1990.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 108–118.
2013. M EHOS, Donna C. Science and Culture for
Members Only: The Amsterdam Zoo Artis in the
Nineteenth Century. (208 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2006.
ISBN : 9053567399.
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2014. S EITZ, Frederick. A Selection of Highlights
from the History of the National Academy of Sci-
ences, 1863–2005. (x + 111 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2007.
ISBN : 9780761835868.
2015. S Z ÖLL ÖSI -JANZE, Margit. “Science and So-
cial Space: Transformations in the Institutions of
Wissenschaft from the Wilhelmine Empire to the
Weimar Republic.” Minerva 43 (2005): 339–360.
360-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
2016. B RENNI, Paolo. “Uranium Glass and Its Sci-
entific Uses.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 92 (2007):
34–39.
2017. C LERCQ, Peter de. “Private Instrument Col-
lections Sold at Auction in London in the Late
18th Century, Part 1: Professional Practitioners and
Gentlemen-Collectors.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 95
(2007): 28–36.
2018. H OWELL, Alan C. “James Lomax (1857–
1934): Palaeobotanical Catalyst or Hindrance?” In
History of Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al.
(2005) [ref. 414], 137–152.
Lomax became a full time commercial manufac-
turer of microscope slides of plant fossils in Britain.
2019. NAWA, Christine, and Christoph M EINEL.
(Eds.) Von der Forschung gezeichnet. Instrumente
und Apparaturen in Heidelberger skizziert von Fried-
rich Veith (1817–1907). (130 pp.; ill.) Regensburg:
Universität Regensburg, 2007.
On the instrument maker who worked for the labo-
ratory of the chemist Robert Bunsen.
2020. R ICHES, David M. “Instruments Recovered
From the Wreck of the Earl of Abergavenny.” Bull.
Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 94 (2007): 10–13.
2021. TALBOT, Stuart. “Nachet: The Doctor’s
Miniature Microscope, c. 1856 ‘Une Microscope
du Poche.’ ” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 92 (2007):
20–22.
Details of the first portable microscope, the French
maker of it, and Pasteur’s copy.
2022. T RESCH, John. “The Daguerreotype’s First
Frame: François Arago’s Moral Economy of Instru-
ments.” Part of a special issue: “Objects, Texts and
Images in the History of Science” [ref. 42]. Stud.
Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 445–476.
2023. W ILLIAMS, Nicola H. “Robert Law and His
Auxiliary Assay Balance.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 18
(2007): 229–242.
2024. Y UKIO Nagahira. “Modernization of Japan
and Physical Apparatus.” [Translated title.] In
Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
99–102.
360-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
2025. C HARMASSON, Thérèse, and Armelle L E
G OFF. (Eds.) Mémoires de lycées : archives et patri-
moine. Actes de la journée d’études du 8 juillet 2002
au Centre historique des archives nationales. (199 pp.;
ill.; bibl.) Paris: Direction des archives de France:
Institut national de recherche pédagogique, Service
d’histoire de l’éducation, 2003. ISBN: 2911601386.
Reviews: [ref. R185]
2026. FARA, Patricia. “Educating Mary: Women and
Scientific Literature in the Early Nineteenth Century.”
In Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF
and G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 17–32.
2027. F OLKERTS, Menso. “Wissenschaftshistoriker
an den Münchner Hoschschulen zwischen 1880 bis
1931.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et
al. (2002) [ref. 9], 75–96.
 360. Nineteenth century
2028. G ARCIA, Susana V. “Museos escolares, colec-
ciones y la enseñanza elemental de las ciencias
naturales en la Argentina de fines del siglo XIX.”
Translated title. [School Museums, Collections, and
Elementary Teaching of the Natural Sciences in Late
XIX-Century Argentina]. In Spanish. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 173–196.
2029. G UGERLI, David, Patrick K UPPER, and Daniel
S PEICH. Die Zukunftsmaschine: Konjunkturen der
ETH Zürich 1855-2005. (523 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Zürich: Chronos, 2005. ISBN: 3034007329.
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2030. K ASTANIS, Nikos. “American Pestalozzian-
ism in Greek Mathematical Education, 1830–1836.”
Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 120–132.
2031. KOHLSTEDT, Sally Gregory. “ ‘A Better Crop
of Boys and Girls’: The School Gardening Move-
ment, 1890–1920.” Hist. Educ. Quart. 48 (2008):
58–93.
2032. M ANIKO Masahisa. “The Reproduction Pro-
cesses of ‘Butsuri Kaitei (First Lessons in Natural
Philosophy)’, the Influential Textbook for Primary
School in Early Meiji Period.” In Japanese. Kagakusi
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007): 30–34.
2033. S IMON, Josep. “The Franco-British Com-
munication and Appropriation of Ganot’s Physique
(1851–1881).” In Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON
and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 141–168.
Examines the pedagogical significance of Ganot’s
Traité élémentaire de physique expérimentale et
appliquée and its appropriation by the English
educational system.
360-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF
SCIENTISTS
(includes peer review and scientific publication)
2034. C URRIER, James David. “ ‘Greedy for Facts’:
Charles Darwin’s Information Needs and Behaviors.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Pittsburgh, 2007. Pub.
no. AAT 3270193. 318 pp. Explores questions
about Darwin’s relationship to information from
the perspective of the discipline of library and
information studies.
2035. DARWIN, Charles. The Correspondence of
Charles Darwin: Volume 15, 1867. Edited by Fred-
erick B URKHARDT. Correspondence of Charles Dar-
win, 15. (xxxviii + 705 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cam-
bridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. ISBN:
052185931X.
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2036. G AY, Hannah. “Technical Assistance in the
World of London Science, 1850–1900.” Part of a
special issue: “Technicians” [ref. 272]. Notes Rec.
Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 51–75.
2037. JAMES, Frank A. J. L. (Ed.) Christmas at the
Royal Institution: An Anthology of Lectures by M.
Faraday, J. Tyndall, R. S. Ball, S. P. Thompson, E. R.
Lankester, W. H. Bragg, W. L. Bragg, R. L. Gregory,
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and I. Stewart. (xxvii + 366 pp.; index.) Singapore:
World Scientific, 2007. ISBN: 9812771093.
An anthology of 11 lectures from the 1860s to the
1990s.
2038. KOHLER, Robert E. “From Farm and Family
to Career Naturalist: The Apprenticeship of Vernon
Bailey.” Isis 99 (2008): 28–56.
On the apprenticeship experience of an American
naturalist in the late 19th century.
2039. N ELSON, E. C. “Proceedings of the Natural
History Society of Dublin Volume 1—Title-pages and
Date of Publication (1856).” Arch. Natur. Hist. 29
(2002): 399–402.
2040. VALERA C ANDEL, Manuel. “Actividad
cientı́fica realizada por los liberales españoles exi-
liados en el Reino Unido, 1823–1833.” Asclepio 59,
no. 1 (2007): 131–166.
2041. W ERNER, Petra. “Humboldt und Arago—
Freundschaft und Anregung.” Translated title: [Hum-
boldt and Arago—friendship and inspiration.] In Ger-
man. In Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by
H AMEL et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 89–106.
360-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
2042. F ERREIRA, Juliana Mesquita Hidalgo.
“Johann Zöllner: quarta dimensão e fenômenos espi-
ritualistas em fins do século XIX.” Circumscribere 3
(2007): 20–42.
On the German astronomer Johann Zöllner’s ex-
planation of spiritual phenomena as the result of
beings in the fourth dimension and how that expla-
nation was received by the scientific community.
2043. K IRKBY, Joan. “Shadows of the Invisible
World: Mesmer, Swedenborg and the Spiritualist Sci-
ences.” In Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELL -
WOLF and G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 99–116.
2044. M C G ARRY, Molly. Ghosts of Futures Past:
Spiritualism and the Cultural Politics of Nineteenth-
Century America. (xiii + 269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Berkeley: University of California Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780520252608.
2045. M ONROE, John Warne. Laboratories of Faith:
Mesmerism, Spiritism, and Occultism in Modern
France. (xi + 293 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ithaca: Cor-
nell University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780801445620.
2046. N OAKES, Richard. “The ‘Bridge Which Is
between Physical and Psychical Research’: William
Fletcher Barrett, Sensitive Flames, and Spiritualism.”
Hist. Sci. 42 (2004): 419–464.
On Fletcher’s views and how they contrast with
John Tyndall, for whom he worked as a laboratory
assistant in the 1860s.
2047. W EBER, Thomas P. “Carl Du Prel (1839–
1899): Explorer of Dreams, the Soul, and the Cos-
mos.” Part of a special section: Aliens in Science,
Fiction, and Philosophy [ref. 217]. Stud. Hist. Phil.
Sci. 38 (2007): 593–604.
136 360. Nineteenth century
Compares Du Prel with Camille Flammarion in
terms of their different types of spiritualism, and
looks at the influence of the spiritualist tradition on
20th-century science fiction.
360-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
2048. D UTRA, Luiz Henrique de Araujo. A episte-
mologia de Claude Bernard. Coleção CLE, 33. (xvi
+ 162 pp.; bibl.) Campinas: UNICAMP, Centro de
Lógica, Epistemologia e História da Ciência, 2001.
Reviews: [ref. R304]
2049. F EDI, Laurent, and Jean-Michel S ALANSKIS.
(Eds.) Les philosophies françaises et la science :
dialogue avec Kant. Cahiers d’histoire et de philoso-
phie des sciences, 50. (250 pp.) Lyon: ENS éditions,
2001. ISBN: 2902126999.
Contributors: Alberto G UALANDI, Marco PANZA,
Laurent F EDI, Frédéric W ORMS, Pierre C ASSOU -
N OGU ÈS, and Jean-Michel S ALANSKIS.
Reviews: [ref. R327]
2050. G ABBAY, Dov M., and John W OODS. (Eds.)
Handbook of the History of Logic: Volume 4, British
Logic in the Nineteenth Century. Handbook of the
History of Logic. (xiv + 735 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Amsterdam: Elsevier North Holland, 2008. ISBN:
9780444516107.
Contributors: Charissa VARMA, Gordon
M C O UAT, Timothy M ILNES, James Van E VRA,
Ralph J ESSOP, Laura S NYDER, Fred W IL -
SON , Michael H OBARDS , Joan R ICHARDS, Dale
JACQUETTE, Maria PANTEKI, Amirouche M OK -
TEFI, Bert M OSSELMANS, Ard Van M OER , Shahid
R AHMAN, and David S ULLIVAN.
2051. H EILBRON, John L. “Jean-André Deluc and
the Fight for Bacon around 1800.” In Advancements
of Learning, edited by H EILBRON (2007) [ref. 10],
77–99.
2052. K LEEBERG, Bernhard. Theophysis: Ernst
Haeckels Philosophie des Naturganzen. (viii + 324
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Köln/Weimar/Vienna: Böhlau
Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3412173045.
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2053. M C L AUGHLIN, Peter. “Reverend Paley’s Nat-
uralist Revival.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci.
39 (2008): 25–37.
Philosophical study of Paley’s views, arguing that
some current philosophers and scientists have mis-
analyzed his ideas.
2054. S PEIGHT, Allen. The Philosophy of Hegel.
Continental European Philosophy, 10. (viii + 166
pp.; bibl.; index.) Montreal, Quebec: McGill-Queens
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780773534087.
2055. TAYLOR, Michael W. The Philosophy of Her-
bert Spencer. Continuum Studies in British Philos-
ophy. (xiv + 183 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Continuum, 2007. ISBN: 9780826487230.
2056. WALL, Byron Emerson. “John Venn, James
Ward, and the Chair of Mental Philosophy and Logic
at the University of Cambridge.” J. Hist. Ideas 68
(2007): 131–155.
360-103. MATHEMATICS
2057. AGGARWAL, Abhilasha. “Mathematical
Books for and in India in the Nineteenth Century.”
Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 11–21.
2058. A LTMANN, Simon L., and Eduardo L. O R -
TIZ. (Eds.) Mathematics and Social Utopias in
France: Olinde Rodrigues and His Times. History of
Mathematics, 28. (xii + 168 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Providence, R.I.: American Mathematical Society,
2005. ISBN: 0821838601.
Contents: Simon A LTMANN and Eduardo L.
O RTIZ, “Introduction,” 1–3; Simon A LTMANN,
David S IMINOVITCH and Barrie M. R ATCLIFFE,
“Olinde Rodrigues and His Times,” 5–38; Barrie
M. R ATCLIFFE, “Towards a Better Understand-
ing of Olinde Rodrigues and His Circle: Family
and Faith in His Life and Career,” 39–70; Paola
F ERRUTA, “Euphrasie and Olinde Rodrigues:
The ‘Woman Question’ within Saint-Simonism,”
71–94; I. G RATTAN -G UINNESS, “Rodrigues’s
Early Work in Mathematics, 1813–1816,” 95–103;
Richard A SKEY, “The 1839 Paper on Permuta-
tions: Its Relation to the Rodrigues Formula and
Further Developments,” 105–118; Ulrich TAMM,
“Olinde Rodrigues and Combinatorics,” 119–129;
Jeremy G RAY, “Olinde Rodrigues’s Paper of 1840
on a Group of Transformations,” 131–140; Ed-
uardo L. O RTIZ, “After Rodrigues: From Rotations
to Quaternions,” 141–161.
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2059. AVIGAD, Jeremy. “Methodology and Meta-
physics in the Development of Dedekind’s Theory of
Ideals.” In The Architecture of Modern Mathemat-
ics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY
(2006) [ref. 292], 159–186.
2060. BAYLEY, Mel. “Hard Times and Statistics.”
Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 92–103.
On the the type of statistics that Charles Dickens
criticized in his novel.
2061. B EANEY, Michael. “Frege and the Role of
Historical Elucidation: Methodology and the Founda-
tions of Mathematics.” In The Architecture of Modern
Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ
and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 47–66.
2062. C APARRINI, Sandro. “On the Common Origin
of Some of the Works on the Geometrical Interpreta-
tion of Complex Numbers.” In Two Cultures, edited
by Kim W ILLIAMS (Boston: Birkhäuser Verlag,
2006), 139–151.
Looks at the work of Carnot.
2063. C OBOS B UENO, José M. “Maimónides y la
paradoja de Burali-Forti.” Llull 27 (2004): 631–643.
On the way that the thought of Maimonides is
linked to some of the paradoxes in set theory.
2064. C ORRY, Leo. “Axiomatics, Empiricism, and
Anschauung in Hilbert’s Conception of Geometry:
Between Arithmetic and General Relativity.” In The
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Architecture of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ER -
REIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292],
133–156.
2065. C RAIK, Alex D. D. Mr. Hopkins’ Men: Cam-
bridge Reform and British Mathematics in the 19th
Century. (xiv + 405 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London:
Springer, 2007. ISBN: 1846287901.
2066. DARRIGOL, Olivier. “A Helmholtzian Ap-
proach to Space and Time.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38
(2007): 528–542.
2067. D ENG Ming-li and Z HANG Hong-mei. “The
Historical Origins of the Unification of Geometries
by Means of Group Theory.” [Translated title.] In
Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 30, no. 1 (2008): 75–80.
Looks at the work of Klein, Cayley, and Plücker.
2068. D ESPEAUX, Sloan Evans. “Mathematics Sent
across the Channel and the Atlantic: British Math-
ematical Contributions to European and American
Scientific Journals, 1835–1900.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008):
73–99.
2069. E BBINGHAUS, Heinz-Dieter, and Volker
P ECKHAUS. Ernst Zermelo: An Approach to His
Life and Work. (xiv + 356 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin:
Springer, 2007. ISBN: 9783540495512, 3540495517.
2070. F LOOD, Raymond. “Mathematics in Victorian
Ireland.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006):
200–211.
2071. G ANDON, Sébastien. “La réception des Vorle-
sungen über neuere Geometrie de Pasch par Peano.”
Rev. Hist. Math. 12 (2006): 249–290.
2072. G AO Hongcheng. “Wu Jiashan and the Edu-
cational Reform in the Westernization Movement.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci.
Tech. 28 (2007): 20–33.
On mathematical education in 19th-century China.
2073. G ARCIA, Paul. “The Life and Work of Major
Percy Alexander MacMahon.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C
68/02 (2007): 426.
Dissertation at Open University, 2006. Pub. no.
AAT C828299. On the life and work of this British
mathematician.
2074. G OODSTEIN, Judith R. The Volterra Chroni-
cles: The Life and Times of an Extraordinary Math-
ematician, 1860–1940. History of Mathematics,
31. (x + 310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Providence,
R.I.: American Mathematical Society, 2007. ISBN:
9780821839690.
On the life of Vito Volterra, discussing his mathe-
matical and scientific work as well as his political
involvement supporting the sciences and opposing
Italian fascism.
Reviews: [ref. R404]
2075. G OW, Rod. “Life and Work of George Salmon
(1819–1904).” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006):
212–218.
On the British theologian and mathematician.
2076. G RAY, Jeremy. “Modern Mathematics as
a Cultural Phenomenon.” In The Architecture
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of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS
D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 371–396.
2077. G RAY, Jeremy. “Overstating Their Case?
Reflections on British Mathematics in the Nineteenth
Century.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006):
178–185.
2078. G RAY, Jeremy, and Karen Hunger PARSHALL.
(Eds.) Episodes in the History of Modern Algebra
(1800–1950). History of Mathematics, 32. (viii +
336 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Providence, RI: American
Mathematical Society, 2007. ISBN: 9780821843437.
Contents: Jeremy J. G RAY and Karen Hunger
PARSHALL, “Introduction,” 3-12; Eduardo L. O R -
TIZ, “Babbage and French Idéologie: Functional
Equations, Language, and the Analytical Method,”
13-48; Sloan Evans D ESPEAUX, “ ‘Very Full of
Symbols’: Duncan F. Gregory, the Calculus of
Operations, and the Cambridge Mathematical
Journal,” 49-72; Olaf N EUMANN, “Divisibility
Theories in the Early History of Commutative Al-
gebra and the Foundations of the Algebraic Geom-
etry,” 73-106; Harold M. E DWARDS, “Kronecker’s
Fundamental Theorem of General Arithmetic,”
107-116; Gunther F REI, “Developments in the
Theory of Algebras over Number Fields: A New
Foundation for the Hasse Norm Residue Symbol
and New Approaches to Both the Artin Reciprocity
Law and Class Field Theory,” 117-152; Joachim
S CHWERMER, “Minkowski, Hensel, and Hasse:
On the Beginnings of the Local-Global Principle,”
153-178; Della Dumbaugh F ENSTER, “Research
in Algebra at the University of Chicago: Leonard
Eugene Dickson and A. Adrian Albert,” 179-198;
Charles W. C URTIS, “Emmy Noether’s 1932 ICM
Lecture on Noncommutative Methods in Alge-
braic Number Theory,” 199-220; Leo C ORRY,
“From Algebra (1895) to Moderne Algebra (1930):
Changing Conceptions of a Discipline: A Guided
Tour Using the Jahrbuch über die Fortschritte der
Mathematik,” 221-244; Norbert S CHAPPACHER,
“A Historical Sketch of B. L Van Der Waedern’s
Work in Algebraic Geometry: 1926–1946,” 245-
284; Silke S LEMBEK, “On the Arithmetization of
Algebraic Geometry,” 285-300; Colin M C L ARTY,
“The Rising Sea: Grothendieck on Simplicity and
Generality,” 301-326.
2079. G UPTA, R. C. “Augustus De Morgan (1806–
1871): The India Born Founder President of the Lon-
don Mathematical Society Who Discovered Mathe-
matician Ramachandra—A Birth Centenary Tribute.”
Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 411–414.
2080. H AWKINS, Thomas. “Frobenius and the Sym-
bolical Algebra of Matrices.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci.
62 (2008): 23–57.
2081. H ERZ -F ISCHLER, Roger. Adolph Zeising
(1810–1876): The Life and Work of a German Intel-
lectual. (x + 184 pp.; bibl.; CD-ROM.) Ottawa, Can.:
Mzinhigan Publishing, 2004. ISBN: 0969300263.
Includes discussion of Zeising’s work on the golden
ratio.
2082. H OGAN, Edward R. Of the Human Heart: A
Biography of Benjamin Peirce. (429 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
138 360. Nineteenth century
index.) Bethlehem, Pa.: Lehigh University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780934223935.
2083. K ARP, Alexander. “ ‘We all meandered
through our schooling. . . ’: Notes on Russian Math-
ematics Education in the Early Nineteenth Century.”
Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 104–119.
2084. K ENT, Deborah. “The Mathematical Miscel-
lany and The Cambridge Miscellany of Mathematics:
Closely Connected Attempts to Introduce Research-
Level Mathematics in America, 1836–1843.” Hist.
Math. 35 (2008): 102–122.
On the efforts of these two short-lived journals.
2085. K JELDSEN, Tinne Hoff. “From Measuring
Tool to Geometrical Object: Minkowski’s Develop-
ment of the Concept of Convex Bodies.” Arch. Hist.
Exact Sci. 62 (2008): 59–89.
2086. KOV ÁCS, László. László Rátz and John von
Neumann: A Gifted Teacher and his Brilliant Pupil.
(108 pp.) Winnipeg: University of Manitoba, 2003.
Reviews: [ref. R590]
2087. M AGNELLO, M. Eileen. “Victorian Vital and
Mathematical Statistics.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull.
21 (2006): 219–229.
2088. M ARCHISOTTO, Elena, and James T. S MITH.
The Legacy of Mario Pieri in Geometry and Arith-
metic. (xix + 494 pp.; ports.; maps; bibl.; in-
dex.) Boston, MA.: Birkhäuser, 2007. ISBN:
9780817632106.
2089. M ARIETTI, Susanna. Icona e diagramma:
Il segno matematico in Charles Sanders Peirce.
Il filarete; Pubblicazioni della Facoltà di lettere e
filosofia, 203. (189 pp.; bibl.) Milano: LED, Edizioni
universitarie di lettere, economia, diritto, 2001. ISBN:
8879161636.
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2090. M C L ARTY, Colin. “Emmy Noether’s ‘Set
Theoretic’ Topology: From Dedekind to the Rise of
Functors.” In The Architecture of Modern Mathemat-
ics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY
(2006) [ref. 292], 187–208.
2091. M OORE, Gregory H. “The Evolution of the
Concept of Homeomorphism.” Hist. Math. 34 (2007):
333–343.
Topology during the late 19th and early 20th cen-
turies.
2092. PARSHALL, Karen Hunger. “The British De-
velopment of the Theory of Invariants (1841–1895).”
Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006): 186–199.
2093. P EJLARE, Johanna. “Torsten Brodén’s Work
on the Foundations of Euclidean Geometry.” Hist.
Math. 34 (2007): 402–427.
2094. P IEPER, Herbert. “Alexander von Humboldts
Anteil an der Herausbildung eines mathematischen
Zentrums in Berlin.” Translated title: [Alexander
von Humboldt’s contribution to the emergence of
a mathematical center in Berlin.] In German. In
Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL
et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 147–194.
2095. P RITCHARD, Chris. “Bagatelle as the Inspi-
ration for Galton’s Quincunx.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math.
Bull. 21 (2006): 102–110.
The quincunx is “a pin-board that simulates the
effect of a large number of Bernoulli trials to yield
an empirical normal curve.” (from the abstract)
2096. R ICE, Adrian. “British Mathematics 1837-
1901.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 21 (2006): 164–
177.
2097. S CHUBRING, Gert. “Der Aufbruch zum ‘funk-
tionalen Denken’: Geschichte des Mathematikunter-
richts im Kaiserreich: 100 Jahre Meraner Reform.”
With English abstract. NTM 15 (2007): 1–17.
2098. S HOJI Kota. “The Contact of Differential Ge-
ometry and Continuous Groups of Transformations:
W. Killing’s ‘Ueber die Grundlagen der Geometrie.’ ”
Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2006): 166–178.
2099. S INCLAIR, Nathalie. History of the Geom-
etry Curriculum in the United States. Research in
Mathematics Education. (vii + 105 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Charlotte, N.C.: Information Age Pub., 2008. ISBN:
9781593116972.
Covers the last 150 years
2100. S ZPIRO, George. Poincaré’s Prize: The
Hundred-Year Quest to Solve One of Math’s Greatest
Puzzles. (ix + 309 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Dutton, 2007. ISBN: 0525950249.
2101. TAPPENDEN, Jamie. “The Riemannian Back-
ground to Frege’s Philosophy.” In The Architec-
ture of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS
D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 97–132.
2102. VOELKE, Jean-Daniel. Renaissance de la
géométrie non euclidienne entre 1860 et 1900. (xiii
+ 459 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Lang, 2005.
ISBN : 3039104640.
Reviews: [ref. R1043]
2103. WANG Xiao-qin. “Michel Chasles: a
learned mathematician and naive collector of old
manuscripts.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 27, no. 2 (2005): 99–106.
On the 19th-century French mathematician who
unwittingly collected forged manuscripts of Pascal,
Newton, Galileo, Boyle, and others.
2104. W EINER, Joan. Frege Explained: From Arith-
metic to Analytic Philosophy. Ideas Explained, 2. (xv
+ 179 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Open Court, 2004.
ISBN : 0812694600.
2105. W OLFSON, Paul R. “George Boole and the
Origins of Invariant Theory.” Hist. Math. 35 (2008):
37–46.
Explores Boole’s work and the reaction to it by
Arthur Cayley.
2106. Z HAO Yao-yao and WANG Xiao-qin. “H. G.
Zeuthen: Forerunner of Danish Mathematics and His-
torian of Mathematics in the 19th Century.” [Trans-
lated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 29, no. 3
(2007): 77–84.
On Zeuthen’s work on enumerative geometry and
as a historian of ancient Greek mathematics.
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360-104. MUSIC
2107. DAY-O’C ONNELL, Jeremy. Pentatonicism
from the Eighteenth Century to Debussy. Eastman
Studies in Music, 46. (xviii + 529 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Rochester: University of Rochester Press,
2007. ISBN: 9781580462488.
Focuses on the increasing use of the pentatonic
scale in the 19th century.
2108. R IEGER, Matthias. Helmholtz Musicus: Die
Objektivierung der Musik im 19. Jahrhundert durch
Helmholtz’ Lehre von den Tonempfindungen. (xiii +
174 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche
Buchgesellschaft, 2006. ISBN: 9783534192007.
Reviews: [ref. R854]
360-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
2109. B EECH, Martin. “On Two Lost American
Cometaria.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 94 (2007):
18–24.
On instructional devices used to illustrate the mo-
tion of comets and Kepler’s laws.
2110. B ERGLAND, Renée L. Maria Mitchell and
the Sexing of Science: An Astronomer among the
American Romantics. (xviii + 300 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Boston: Beacon Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780807021422.
2111. B RYAN, James. “E. E. Barnard and the Eclipse
of Iapetus in 1889.” J. Astron. Hist. Herit. 10 (2007):
31–48.
2112. C LARK, Stuart. “Astronomical Fire: Richard
Carrington and the Solar Flare of 1859.” Endeavour
31 (2007): 104–109.
2113. C UNNINGHAM, Clifford. “Discovery of the
Missing Correspondence between Carl Friedrich
Gauss and the Rev. Nevil Maskelyne (1802–5).”
Ann. Sci. 61 (2004): 469–481.
2114. G OSSIN, Pamela. Thomas Hardy’s Novel
Universe: Astronomy, Cosmology, and Gender in
the Post-Darwinian World. The Nineteenth Century.
(xvii + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT:
Ashgate, 2007. ISBN: 0754603369.
Explores the Darwinian and feminist perspectives
of seven of Hardy’s novels.
2115. G ROSSMAN, Mark I. “Smithson Tennant: Me-
teorites and the Final Trip to France.” Notes Rec. Roy.
Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 265–283.
2116. H AMEL, Jürgen. “Wandlungen im Natur-
gemälde. Humboldts Rezeption des astronomischen
Entwicklungsgedankens.” Translated title: [Chang-
ing pictures of Nature. Humboldt’s reception of the
astronomical development concept.] In German. In
Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL
et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 71–88.
On Humboldt’s understanding of William Her-
schel’s study of cosmic evolutionary processes and
his reaction to William Parson’s telescopic exami-
nation of cosmic fogs.
2117. H OFFMANN, Christoph. “Constant Differ-
ences: Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel, the Concept of the
139
Observer in Early Nineteenth-Century Practical As-
tronomy and the History of the Personal Equation.”
Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007): 333–365.
2118. H OLBERG, J. B., and F. W ESEMAEL. “The
Discovery of the Companion of Sirius and Its After-
math.” J. Hist. Astron. 38 (2007): 161–174.
On the prediction by F. W. Bessel, the discovery
by Alvan Clark in 1862, and the involvement of
Urbain J. J. Le Verrier.
2119. H UGHES, David W., and Brian G. M ARSDEN.
“Planet, Asteroid, Minor Planet: A Case Study in
Astronomical Nomenclature.” J. Astron. Hist. Herit.
10 (2007): 21–30.
A discussion of the popularity of various terms
used to describe the bodies orbiting between Mars
and Jupiter as found in the works of William Her-
schel, Heinrich Olbers, Henry Brougham, John
Herschel, and others.
2120. K ESSLER, Elizabeth A. “Resolving the Nebu-
lae: The Science and Art of Representing M51.” Part
of a special issue: “Objects, Texts and Images in the
History of Science” [ref. 42]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 38
(2007): 477–491.
Study of “a series of drawings and engravings of
M51 derived from Lord Rosse’s observations at
Birr Castle and Hubble Space Telescope.” (from
the abstract)
2121. K NOBLOCH, Eberhard. “ ‘Es wäre mir
unmöglich nur ein halbes Jahr so zu leben wie er’:
Encke, Humboldt und was wir schon immer über die
neue Berliner Sternwarte wissen wollten.” Translated
title: [“It would be impossible for me to live only
half a year as him”: Encke, Humboldt and what we
have always wanted to know about the new Berlin
observatory.] In German. In Alexander von Humboldt
in Berlin, edited by H AMEL et al. (2003) [ref. 1645],
27–57.
On Humboldt’s promotion of astronomy in the
Prussian capital. “This article is based on previ-
ously unknown archival material kept in the Prus-
sian State Archives. In the Appendix, Humboldt’s
memorial is published for the first time.” (from the
abstract)
2122. L ANE, Kristina Maria Doyle. “Imaginative
Geographies of Mars: The Science and Significance
of the Red Planet, 1877–1910.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Texas at Austin, 2006.
Advisor: Manners, Ian R. Pub. no. AAT 3263361.
285 pp. “Reveals the Mars mania to be integrally
connected with the history of geography, suggest-
ing that scientific and popular representations of
Martian geography also helped circulate knowl-
edge claims regarding the geography of Earth.”
(from the abstract)
2123. M AC K EOWN, P. Kevin. “William Doberck—
Double Star Astronomer.” J. Astron. Hist. Herit. 10
(2007): 49–64.
Doberck graduated from the University of Jena in
1873, was superintendent of Markee Observatory
in Ireland, and held the directorship of an observa-
tory in Hong Kong for 24 years.
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2124. M C M ULLIN, Ernan. “Religion and Modern
Cosmology.” J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 448–452.
Essay review of Helge K RAGH, Matter and Spirit
in the Universe (2004).
2125. R ATCLIFF, Jessica. The Transit of Venus
Enterprise in Victorian Britain. Science and Cul-
ture in Nineteenth-Century Britain. (220 pp.; in-
dex.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2008. ISBN:
9781851965410.
Explores two costly British expeditions to measure
the transits of Venus in the late 19th century, their
widespread popularity and cultural significance.
2126. ROBINSON, Janet, and Mark ROBINSON.
(Eds.) The Stargazer of Hardwicke: The Life and
Work of Thomas William Webb. (xix + 259 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Herefordshire, England:
Gracewing, 2006. ISBN: 0852446667.
Reviews: [ref. R862]
2127. S CHMEIDLER, F., and A. L EKHTMAN. “Wis-
senschaftliche Beziehungen zwischen F. W. Bessel
und W. Struve.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLK -
ERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 405–418.
2128. S CHWARZ, Oliver. “Kriterien guter
Forschung—Humboldts Wege bei der Beurteilung
astronomischer Untersuchungen.” Translated title:
[Criteria of good research—Humboldt’s ways of as-
sessing astronomical studies.] In German. In Alexan-
der von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL et al.
(2003) [ref. 1645], 59–70.
“Explores Alexander von Humboldt’s engagement
with and assessment of the astronomical researches
of many of his contemporaries.” (from the abstract)
2129. S HEEHAN, William, and Steven T HURBER.
“John Couch Adams’s Asperger Syndrome and the
British Non-discovery of Neptune.” Notes Rec. Roy.
Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 285–299.
2130. S NYDER, Laura J. “ ‘Lord only of the ruffians
and fiends?’ William Whewell and the Plurality of
Worlds Debate.” Part of a special section: Aliens in
Science, Fiction, and Philosophy [ref. 217]. Stud.
Hist. Phil. Sci. 38 (2007): 584–592.
2131. S TAUBERMANN, Klaus. “The Oldest Collec-
tion of Astronomical Plates: Recreating Photographic
Practice of the 1880s.” J. Hist. Astron. 35 (2004):
447–456.
On the astro-photographic plate collection of Os-
wald Lohse in Potsdam in the years 1879 to 1889.
360-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
2132. ACHINSTEIN, Peter. “Atom’s Empirical
Eve: Methodological Disputes and How to Evalu-
ate Them.” Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 359–390.
On the late 19th- and early 20th-century debate
over the acceptability of atomic and molecu-
lar physics. Focuses on Maxwell, Ostwald, and
Duhem.
2133. B RENNI, Paolo. “Silbermann’s Didactic Paint-
ings in the University of Mississippi.” Bull. Sci. Instr.
Soc. No. 95 (2007): 2–6.
On Silbermann’s didactic paintings, produced in
the 19th century, of optical phenomena.
2134. C ANEVA, Kenneth L. “ ‘Discovery’ as a Site
for the Collective Construction of Scientific Knowl-
edge.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 35 (2005): 175–
291.
Uses a case study of Hans Christian Oersted and
Thomas Johann Seebeck in electromagnetism.
2135. C HINNICI, Ileana. “The ‘Societ degli Spettro-
scopisti Italiani’: Birth and Evolution.” Ann. Sci. 65
(2008): 393–438.
On the Societ degli Spettroscopisti Italiani
(founded in 1871) and some of its principle mem-
bers, including solar physicists Pietro Tacchini and
Angelo Secchi.
2136. DAUGHERTY, Debra. “Elaborating the Crystal
Concept: Scientific Modeling and Ordered States of
Matter.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at The University of Chicago, 2007.
Advisor: Kadanoff, Leo P. Pub. no. AAT 3262224.
238 pp. Explores the importance of the crystal
concept since the 19th century in the development
of theories of states of matter and in the emergence
of condensed matter physics.
2137. D UN ÉR, David. “Bubblor, kanoner och en
tunna ärtor: Polhem och swedenborg om materiens
struktur.” Polhem 18/19 (2000/2001): 3–27.
2138. FARA, Patricia. “Baron Kelvin of Largs: An
Economical Engineer.” Endeavour 31 (2007): 122–
123.
2139. F ERREIR ÓS, José. “Riemann’s Habilita-
tionsvortrag at the Crossroads of Mathematics,
Physics, and Philosophy.” In The Architecture
of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS
D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 67–96.
2140. G OODALL, Jane. “Electrical Romanticism.”
In Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF
and G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 117–132.
2141. H ALLIDAY, Sam. Science and Technology in
the Age of Hawthorne, Melville, Twain, and James:
Thinking and Writing Electricity. (x + 245 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2007. ISBN: 1403976724.
On the cultural significance of electricity; also in-
cludes discussions of other 19th-century American
writers, scientists, social commentators, as well as
some British authors.
2142. H AMERLA, Ralph R. An American Scientist on
the Research Frontier: Edward Morley, Community,
and Radical Ideas in Nineteenth-Century Science.
Archimedes, 13. (xiii + 260 pp.; bibl.; index.) Dor-
drecht: Springer, 2006. ISBN: 1402040881.
2143. H ART, Graham. “Nineteenth-Century Wave
Motion Machines.” In The Whipple Museum of the
History of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH
(2006) [ref. 2766], 173–193.
2144. H EDENUS, Michael. Der Komet in der Entla-
dungsröhre: Eugen Goldstein, Wilhelm Foerster und
 360. Nineteenth century
die Elektrizität im Weltraum. (246 pp.; ill.) Berlin:
GNT Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 9783928186827.
On the discovery of the gas discharge tube in 1897.
2145. H IRSHFELD, Alan. The Electric Life of
Michael Faraday. (xiv + 258 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Walker, 2006. ISBN: 0802714706.
2146. JACKSON, Myles W. “Physics, Machines and
Musical Pedagogy in Nineteenth-Century Germany.”
Hist. Sci. 42 (2004): 371–418.
2147. K ATZIR, Shaul. “From Explanation to De-
scription: Molecular and Phenomenological Theories
of Piezoelectricity.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34
(2003): 69–94.
2148. K ATZIR, Shaul. The Beginnings of Piezoelec-
tricity: A Study in Mundane Physics. Boston Studies
in the Philosophy of Science, 246. (xiii + 273 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2006. ISBN:
9781402046698.
From the discovery of the phenomenon in 1880 to
the turn of the century, dealing with the complex
interactions of the multiple subfields involved.
Reviews: [ref. R558]
2149. KONAGAYA Daisuke. “Friedrich Paschen: The
Initiator of the Experimental Research for Deriving
the Law of Radiation in the 1890s.” [Translated title.]
In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
229–240.
2150. LYALL, Kenneth. “Precision Electrical Instru-
ments, 1870–1900.” In The Whipple Museum of the
History of Science, edited by TAUB and W ILLMOTH
(2006) [ref. 2766], 283–300.
2151. M ERTENS, Joost. “Charles Bourgeois (1759–
1832), His Antinewtonian Theory and the Recon-
cilement of Art and Science.” Nuncius 22 (2007):
15–48.
2152. N OAKES, Richard. “Ethers, Religion and
Politics in Late-Victorian Physics: Beyond the Wynne
Thesis.” Hist. Sci. 43 (2005): 415–455.
The article “assesses Brian Wynne’s thesis focusing
on the physicists’ tacit involvement with ethers. It
argues that ether was actively, not just tacitly, used
by physicists to articulate different religious and
political views.” (from the abstract)
2153. PAPANELOPOULOU, Faidra. “The Emergence
of Thermodynamics in Mid-Nineteenth-Century
France: A Matter of National Style?” In Beyond Bor-
ders, edited by S IMON and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14],
249–268.
2154. R EITER, Wolfgang L. “In Memoriam Ludwig
Boltzmann: A Life of Passion.” Phys. Persp. 9
(2007): 357–374.
Focuses on his contributions to thermodynamics
and statistical mechanics.
2155. S TEINLE, Friedrich. Explorative Experimente:
Ampère, Faraday und die Ursprünge der Elektrody-
namik. (450 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Steiner,
2005. ISBN: 3515081852.
Reviews: [ref. R978]
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2156. W ILHOLT, Torsten. “When Realism Made
a Difference: The Constitution of Matter and Its
Conceptual Enigmas in Late 19th Century Physics.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 39 (2008): 1–16.
360-113. CHEMISTRY
2157. BARTEL, Hans-Georg, and R. P. H UEBENER.
Walther Nernst: Pioneer of Physics and of Chemistry.
(xii + 394 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Singapore: World
Scientific, 2007. ISBN: 9812565604.
2158. B ROOKE, John Hedley. “Overtaking Nature?
The Changing Scope of Organic Chemistry in the
Nineteenth Century.” In The Artificial and the Natu-
ral, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN
(2007) [ref. 3], 275–292.
2159. C IARDI, Marco. (Ed.) Tre manoscritti inediti
di Amedeo Avogadro. Libri dell’Accademia, 3. (121
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: L. S. Olschki, 2006.
ISBN : 8822255577.
Three unpublished works of Avogadro that detail
his thinking on physics and chemistry before the
publication of his famous 1811 Essay.
Reviews: [ref. R192]
2160. D ELTETE, R. J. “Wilhelm Ostwald’s Energet-
ics 2: Energetic Theory and Applications, Part I.”
Found. Chem. 9 (2007): 265–316.
First of three essays on Ostwald’s nearly 3-year
effort at Leipzig beginning in 1891 to develop a
consistent, coherent energetic theory.
2161. D MITRIEV, Igor S. “Scientific Discovery in
statu nascendi: The Case of Dmitrii Mendeleev’s
Periodic Law.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2004):
233–275.
2162. G ARRIG ÓS -O LTRA, Lluı́s, Carles M ILL ÁN -
V ERD Ú, and Georgina B LANES -NADAL. El color
lı́quido: instrumentos y útiles de la colorimetrı́a en
el siglo XIX. (311 pp.; bibl.; index.) Alicante, Spain:
Editorial Agua Clara, 2006. ISBN: 8480182709.
Reviews: [ref. R386]
2163. G ORDIN, Michael D. “The Heidelberg Cir-
cle: German Inflections on the Professionalization
of Russian Chemistry in the 1860s.” Volume title:
“Intelligentsia Science Inside and Outside Russia”
[ref. 19]. Osiris 23 (2008): 23–49.
On the establishment of informal Russian insti-
tutions by Russians doing postdoctoral study at
Heidelberg and the reimportation of these institu-
tions to Russia upon their return.
2164. H ENNIG, Jochen. Der Spektralapparat Kirch-
hoffs und Bunsens. Naturwissenschafts- und Tech-
nikgeschichte, Originale, Modelle und Rekonstruk-
tionen. (45 pp.; ill.) Berlin: Deutsches Museum,
2003. ISBN: 9783928186667.
2165. JACKSON, Catherine M. “Visible Work: The
Role of Students in the Creation of Liebig’s Giessen
Research School.” Part of a special issue: “Tech-
nicians” [ref. 272]. Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62
(2008): 31–49.
142 360. Nineteenth century
2166. JASELSKIS, Bruno, Carl E. M OORE, and
Alfred von S MOLINSKI. “Theodor von Grotthuss
(1785–1822)—A Trail Blazer.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32
(2007): 119–128.
On the contributions of Grotthuss to photochem-
istry and electrolysis.
2167. K RITZMANN, Viktor A. “Die Frühgeschichte
der metallorganischen Chemie: Die Rolle ihrer Lei-
stung bei der Schaffung der modernen organischen
Chemie.” In Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS
et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 249–270.
On the early stages of organic chemistry in the 19th
century.
2168. L IEBURG, M. J. van. Al doende leert men.
De Rotterdamse jaren van Gerrit Jan Mulder (1802–
1880). (96 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Rotterdam: Erasmus
Publishing, 2006. ISBN: 9052351880.
Includes a list of all of the pharmacy students of
this Dutch chemist between 1828 and 1840.
2169. M ENDES F ERRAZ, Márcia H. “O Laboratório
Quı́mico da Casa da Moeda de Lisboa no Século XIX:
Espaço Fı́sico e Instrumentos.” Translated title: [The
chemical laboratory of the Casa da Moeda of Lisbon
at the 19th century: Physical space and instruments].
Circumscribere 1 (2006): 11–23.
French version published as Márcia H. M ENDES
F ERRAZ, “Le laboratoire chimique de l’Hôtel de
la Monnaie de Lisbonne au XIX siècle” Circum-
scribere 1 (2006): 24–36.
2170. M OORE, Carl E., Alfred von S MOLINSKI, and
Bruno JASELSKIS. “The Ostwald-Gibbs Correspon-
dence: An Interesting Component in the History of
The Energy Concept.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 27 (2002):
114–127.
2171. N IELSEN, Anita Kildebæk. “Fashioning and
Demarcation of the Danish Chemical Community in
the 19th Century.” Centaurus 49 (2007): 199–226.
Focuses on three Danish chemical periodicals.
2172. PAQUOT, Catherine. Henri Sainte-Claire De-
ville : chimie, recherche et industrie. Hommes de
sciences, hommes de vérité. (viii + 225 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Paris: Vuibert: Institut pour l’histoire de
l’aluminium, 2005. ISBN: 2711791394.
2173. R AYNER -C ANHAM, Marelene F., and Ge-
offrey W. R AYNER -C ANHAM. “Pounding on the
Doors: The Fight for Acceptance of British Women
Chemists.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 28 (2003): 110–119.
Includes discussion of efforts by women to gain
admission to institutions such as Cambridge Uni-
versity, the Chemical Society of London, the Royal
Society of Chemistry, the Pharmaceutical Society
of Great Britain, and the Biochemical Society of
London.
2174. ROSSOTTI, Hazel. (Ed.) Chemistry in the
Schoolroom, 1806: Selections from Mrs. Marcet’s
Conversations on Chemistry. (xxv + 167 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Bloomington: AuthorHouse, 2006. ISBN:
142590534X.
Reviews: [ref. R874]
2175. S ALTZMAN, Martin D. “Is Science a Brother-
hood? The Case of Siegried [Siegfried] Ruhemann.”
Bull. Hist. Chem. 25 (2000): 116–121.
A short biography of the chemist and his career
at Cambridge, which was cut short by hostility
against Germans and Jews during WWI.
2176. S CERRI, Eric R. “A Philosophical Commen-
tary on Giunta’s Critique of Newlands’ Classification
of the Elements.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 26 (2001): 124–
129.
Commentary on C. J. Giunta, “J. A. R. Newlands’
Classification of the Elements,” Bull. Hist. Chem.
24 (1999): 24-31, followed by Giunta’s response.
See: Carmen J. G IUNTA, “A Response to Scerri’s
Commentary” Bull. Hist. Chem. 26 (2001): 130–
133.
2177. S TOCK, John T. “John Hughes Davies: The
Effect of the Silent Electrical Discharge on the Am-
monia System.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 30 (2005): 35–40.
2178. WARNER, Deborah J. “Ira Remsen, Saccharin,
and the Linear Model.” Ambix 55 (2008): 50–61.
Focuses on the legal dispute over the discovery
of saccharin between Remsen and Constantin
Fahlberg.
360-114. ALCHEMY
2179. RODR ÍGUEZ -G UERRERO, José. “La Alquimia
en España durante el Perı́odo Modernista.” Azogue 5
(2007): 181–223.
On alchemy in 19th-century and early 20th-century
Spain, influenced by esoterical schools such as
Theosophy, Neo-gnosticism, Neo-rosicrucianism,
and Spiritualism, related to the modern German-
French occult revival.
360-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
2180. B EER, Dame Gillian. “Darwin in South Amer-
ica: Geology, Imagination and Encounter.” In Science
and the Creative Imagination in Latin America, edited
by F ISHBURN and O RTIZ (2005) [ref. 208], 13–23.
2181. B ERNHARDT, Karl-Heinz. “Alexander von
Humboldts Beitrag zu Entwicklung und Institutio-
nalisierung von Meteorologie und Klimatologie im
19. Jahrhundert.” Translated title: [Alexander von
Humboldt’s contribution to the development and in-
stitutionalization of meteorology and climatology in
the 19th century.] In German. In Alexander von
Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL et al. (2003)
[ref. 1645], 195–221.
2182. C HAKABARTI, Ranatosh. “P. N. Bose (1855–
1934) – An Eminent Geologist.” Indian J. Hist. Sci.
41 (2006): 199–206.
2183. C OLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor. Coleridge and
Geology. Edited by Dennis R. D EAN. History of
Earth Sciences Series. (235 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Ann Arbor: Scholars’ Facsimiles & Reprints, 2004.
ISBN : 0820115487.
Includes edited letters by Coleridge.
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2184. F LEMING, James Rodger. “The Pathological
History of Weather and Climate Modification: Three
Cycles of Promise and Hype.” Part of a symposium
on climate change [ref. 374]. Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol.
Sci. 37 (2006): 3–25.
2185. H EBIG, Christel. “Im Dienste der Geologie
und Paläontologie. Eine Hommage an Prof. Dr. Hanns
Bruno Geinitz.” Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 57–64.
2186. H OPPE, Günter, and Christian S UCKOW. “Gu-
stav Rose, Alexander von Humboldt und die Berliner
Mineralogie in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhun-
derts.” Translated title: [Gustav Rose, Alexander von
Humboldt and Berlin mineralogy in the first half of
the 19th Century.] In German. In Alexander von
Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL et al. (2003)
[ref. 1645], 223–236.
2187. K IM, Boumsoung. “Seismicity within and
beyond the Empire: Japanese Seismological Investi-
gation in Taiwan and Its Global Deployment, 1895–
1909.” Part of a special issue on Colonial Science
in Former Japanese Imperial Universities [ref. 689].
East Asian STS 1 (2007): 153–165.
2188. K ÖLBL -E BERT, Martina. “Augenzeugen der
Gebirgsbildung—Das chilenische Erdbeben von 1822
als wissenschaftshistorischer Kriminalfall.” Geohist.
Bl. 5 (2002): 73–97.
2189. K R ÜGER, Peter. “...und plötzlich war er
Preuße. Leben und Schaffen des Eifel-Geologen
und Gymnasial-Professors Johann Steininger (1794–
1874).” Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 65–72.
2190. L OCHER, Fabien. “The Observatory, the Land-
Based Ship and the Crusades: Earth Sciences in
European Context, 1830–50.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40
(2007): 491–504.
“Stresses the role of Adolphe Quetelet...in the de-
velopment of the earth sciences...[and] reassesses
the involvement of the French scientific community
in the British and German geomagnetic crusades.”
(from the abstract)
2191. L ÖHNERT, Eckehard P. “Konrad Keilhack
(1858–1944)—seine Mitgliedschaft in der ‘Leopoldi-
na.’ ” Geohist. Bl. 4 (2001): 117–123.
2192. L UCAS, Peter. “Jigsaw with Pieces Missing:
Charles Darwin with John Price at Bodnant, the
Walking Tour of 1826 and the Expeditions of 1827.”
Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 359–370.
Focuses on Darwin’s topographical and geological
interests.
2193. M ENGE, Johannes. “Ein Wanderer zwischen
den Welten.” Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 3–10.
On Johann Menge (1788-1852). See also: Ljud-
mila A. B UTORINA, “Ein Pionier der Ilmener
Mineralogie—Vor 175 bereist Johannes das Il-
mengebirge” Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 11–14, and
Bernard O’N EIL, “Johannes Menge (1788–1852)”
Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 15–26.
2194. O’C ONNOR, Ralph. The Earth on Show:
Fossils and the Poetics of Popular Science, 1802–
1856. (xiii + 541 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago:
143
The University of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780226616681.
On the popularization of the new geology in
Britain.
2195. O’C ONNOR, Ralph. “Young-Earth Creation-
ists in Early Nineteenth-Century Britain? Towards a
Reassessment of ‘Scriptural Geology.’ ” Hist. Sci. 45
(2007): 357–403.
2196. O LDROYD, David, Michael RUSE, Paul P EAR -
SON , and Sandra H ERBERT . “Darwin’s Geology: The
End of the Darwin Industry?” Metascience 16 (2007):
25–50.
Review Symposium. Essay review of Sandra H ER -
BERT , Charles Darwin, Geologist (2005).
2197. P RESTON, Vernon. (Ed.) Lewis and Clark:
Weather and Climate Data from the Expedition Jour-
nals. (xvii + 523 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston,
Mass.: American Meteorological Society, 2006.
ISBN : 1878220756.
A compilation of all of the weather and climate data
collected in Lewis and Clark’s various journals.
2198. R EIDY, Michael S. Tides of History: Ocean
Science and Her Majesty’s Navy. (xiv + 389 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780226709321.
2199. S CHWEIZER, Claudia. “Stratigraphy in the
Early Nineteenth Century: A Transdisciplinary Ap-
proach, with Special Reference to Central Europe.”
Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 257–274.
Traces the development of biostratigraphy and
lithostratigraphy, “and their geognostic or strati-
graphic application.” (from the abstract)
2200. S HIPLEY, Brian C. “From Field to Fact:
William E. Logan and the Geological Survey of
Canada.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Dalhousie University, 2007. Pub.
no. AAT NR27185. 297 pp.
2201. TAYLOR, Michael A. Hugh Miller: Stone-
mason, Geologist, Writer. (176 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Edinburgh: NMS Enterprises Ltd, 2007. ISBN:
1905267053.
2202. VARELA, Alex Gonçalves, and Maria Mar-
garet L OPES. “As atividades cientı́ficas do naturalista
Martim Francisco Ribeiro de Andrada na capitania
de São Paulo (1800–1805).” Translated title: [The
Scientific Exploits of the Naturalist Martim Fran-
cisco Ribeiro de Andrada in São Paulo Capitania
(1800–1805)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
947–972.
On the mathematician and natural philosopher
who worked in Coimbra with José Mariano da
Conceição Veloso translating works on mineralogy
and agriculture and later in São Paulo Capitania as
director of gold, silver, and diamond mines.
2203. Z ELLER, Suzanne. “The Colonial World as
Geological Metaphor: Strata(gems) of Empire in
Victorian Canada.” Volume title: Nature and Empire:
Science and the Colonial Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris
15 (2000): 85–107.
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Analyzes geology as a Victorian science in colonial
Canada.
360-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
2204. A RNOLD, David. The Tropics and the Trav-
eling Gaze: India, Landscape, and Science, 1800–
1856. Culture, Place, and Nature. (xiv + 298 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Seattle: University of Washington
Press, 2005. ISBN: 029598581X.
On “European representation and understanding of
landscape and nature in early nineteenth-century
India.” (from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R35]
2205. B RET, Patrice. “Mesures et démesures
d’ingénieurs. Coudée royale, canaux, cadastre et
cartographie de l’Égypte (1798–1826).” In La
juste mesure, edited by M OULINIER et al. (2005)
[ref. 255], 175–200.
2206. D UNMORE, John. From Venus to Antarctica:
The Life of Dumont D’Urville. (252 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Auckland, New Zealand: Exisle, 2007. ISBN:
9780908988716.
On the French explorer of the Pacific in the 19th
century.
2207. E DELL, Stephen. “Mr. Wyld’s Great Globe.”
Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 93 (2007): 16–17.
On the large globe constructed for the Great Exhi-
bition that people could enter.
2208. FAHERTY, Duncan. “ ‘Not a Self-Contained
Episode’: William Clark and the Legacies of the
Corps of Discovery.” Rev. Amer. Hist. 32 (2004):
365–373.
Essay review of Landon Y. J ONES, William Clark
and the Shaping of the West (2004) [ref. 2212].
2209. FARA, Patricia. “Alexander von Humboldt: A
Revolutionary Explorer.” Endeavour 32 (2008): 3–4.
2210. H ILL, Jen. White Horizon: The Arctic in
the Nineteenth-Century British Imagination. SUNY
Series Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century. (viii
+ 238 pp.; bibl.; index.) Albany: State University of
New York Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780791472293.
2211. J EAL, Tim. Stanley: The Impossible Life of
Africa’s Greatest Explorer. (xiii + 570 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New Haven: Yale University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780300126259.
On the Welsh-American explorer Henry Morton
Stanley.
2212. J ONES, Landon Y. William Clark and the
Shaping of the West. (394 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) New York: Hill and Wang, 2004. ISBN:
0809030411.
Reviews: [ref. 2208]
2213. K INGSTON, Ralph. “A Not So Pacific Voy-
age: The ‘Floating Laboratory’ of Nicolas Baudin.”
Endeavour 31 (2007): 145–151.
2214. K IRCHHOFF, Markus. “Surveying the Land:
Western Societies for the Exploration of Palestine,
1865–1920.” In Science across the European Em-
pires, 1800–1950, edited by S TUCHTEY (2005)
[ref. 619], 149–172.
2215. K NELLWOLF, Christa. “Geographic Bound-
aries and Inner Space: Frankenstein, Scientific
Explorations and the Quest for the Absolute.” In
Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF and
G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 49–70.
2216. L OCHER, Fabien. “L’émergence d’une techno-
science de l’environnement océanique (1860–1914) :
le cas du programme français de cartographie des
vents en mer.” Nuncius 22 (2007): 49–68.
Focuses especially on the activities of French naval
officer Leon Brault and on wind cartography.
2217. M ONETTE, Jean-François. (Ed.) Henry de
Puyjalon: Lone Wolf of the North Shore. A film
directed by Jean-François M ONETTE. A Scattering
of Seeds: The Creation of Canada. Toronto: White
Pine Pictures, 2002.
Reviews: [ref. R718]
2218. S CHIRRMEISTER, Walter. “Karl Friedrich
von Klöden, ein brandenburgischer Kartograph, Geo-
gnost, Historiker und ein Schulmann. Eine kommen-
tierte Würdigung seines Lebens.” Geohist. Bl. 5
(2002): 35–55.
2219. S TEPHENS, Matthew. “From Lost Property to
Explorer’s Relics: The Rediscovery of the Personal
Library of Ludwig Leichhardt.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci.
18 (2007): 191–227.
On the what the library of this 19th-century Aus-
tralian explorer reveals about his intellectual back-
ground.
2220. S WINNEY, G. N. “The Training of a Polar
Scientist: Patrick Geddes and the Student Career of
William Speirs Bruce.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002):
287–301.
On Bruce’s university career and the role of
botanist Patrick Geddes on it.
360-122. NATURAL HISTORY
2221. ACKERY, Phillip. R. “Emin Pasha’s
Butterflies—A Case for Casati?” Arch. Natur. Hist.
29 (2002): 347–357.
On the collection of Emin Pasha which has many
specimens from the Italian explorer Gaetano
Casati.
2222. BAKER, R. A. “In Search of a Naturalist –
Natural History in Warrington from 1870 to 1910 and
the Records and Collections of Linnaeus Greening
(1855–1927).” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 235–
243.
2223. B EDIAGA, Begonha. “Conciliar o útil ao
agradável e fazer ciência: Jardim Botânico do Rio
de Janeiro – 1808 a 1860.” Translated title: [Joining
Pleasure and Work in the Making [of] Science: The
Jardim Botânico do Rio de Janeiro – 1808 to 1860] In
Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 1131–1157.
2224. B URCHSTED, J. C. A., and Fred B URCHSTED.
“Samuel Tufts, Jr. (1817–1902), a Massachusetts
 360. Nineteenth century
Shell Collector and Aquarium Stocker.” Arch. Natur.
Hist. 34 (2007): 229–234.
2225. B URKHARDT, Richard W., Jr. “The Leopard
in the Garden: Life in Close Quarters at the Muséum
d’Histoire Naturelle.” History of Science Society
Distinguished Lecture. Isis 98 (2007): 675–694.
“Explores the life of the museum and the interrela-
tions among its naturalists.” (from the abstract)
2226. C ARROLL, Victoria. “Natural History on Dis-
play: The Collection of Charles Waterton.” In Science
in the Marketplace, edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN
(2007) [ref. 1952], 271–300.
2227. C HEANG, Sarah. “Women, Pets, and Imperi-
alism: The British Pekingese Dog and Nostalgia for
Old China.” J. Brit. Stud. 45 (2006): 359–387.
2228. DASZKIEWICZ, Piotr, and Michel J EGU. “Cor-
respondence between Adolphe Brongniart and Robert
Schomburgk: Trading Natural History Collections for
Honours.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 333–336.
On the sale and exchange of natural history collec-
tions in the 19th century in return for honors.
2229. FAGAN, Melinda B. “Wallace, Darwin, and the
Practice of Natural History.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007):
601–635.
Explores differences between the two men in terms
of their collecting activities in the field and relates
that difference to theoretical issues.
2230. F RAGNOLI, Delaine. “Naming Yosemite.”
ATQ 18 (2004): 263–275.
2231. F YFE, Aileen. “Reading Natural History at
the British Museum and the Pictorial Museum.” In
Science in the Marketplace, edited by F YFE and
L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952], 196–230.
2232. G IANQUITTO, Tina. “Good Observers of
Nature”: American Women and the Scientific Study
of the Natural World, 1820–1885. (xii + 216 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Athens: University of Georgia Press,
2007. ISBN: 0820329185.
2233. H EITMAN, Danny. A Summer of Birds: John
James Audubon at Oakley House. (xvii + 88 pp.;
plates; ill.; maps; bibl.) Baton Rouge: Louisiana
State University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780807133309.
2234. JAMES, William. Brazil through the Eyes
of William James: Letters, Diaries, and Drawings,
1865–1866. Edited by Maria Helena P. T. M ACHADO.
Bilingual edition in English and Portuguese. (230
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Cambridge: Harvard University Press,
2006. ISBN: 0674021339.
Reproductions of materials in the Harvard archives
of work by the 23-year-old James while on the
expedition planned by Louis Agassiz.
Reviews: [ref. R531]
2235. L UCAS, A. M. “Mixing Private and Public: or,
Did the State Pay Twice for Specimens in Herbarium
Hookerianum?” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 357–
359.
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2236. M ARINESCU, Alexandru. “Aristide Caradja
et sa grande collection de lépidoptères.” Noesis 32
(2007): 147–159.
2237. M OORE, D. T. “A Synopsis of Dated Entries
in the Biological Collecting Notes from Eastern and
Northern Australia Made by Robert Brown (1773–
1858) on the Investigator Voyage of 1801–1805.”
Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 383–398.
2238. N OBLES, Gregory H. “Ornithology and Enter-
prise: Making and Marketing John James Audubon’s
‘The Birds of America.’ ” Proc. Amer. Antiq. Soc.
113 (2003): 267–302.
On how this book was conceived, published, and
hoarded.
2239. PARSHALL, Linda. “Landscape as History:
Pückler-Muskau, The ‘Green Prince’ of Germany.”
In Nature in German History, edited by M AUCH
(2004) [ref. 406], 48–73.
2240. P IGOTT, Louis J., and Leslie J ESSOP. “The
Governor’s Wombat: Early History of an Australian
Marsupial.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 207–218.
2241. P IGOTT, Louis J. “John William Lewin’s Birds
of New South Wales: Notes on the Later Editions.”
Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 371–381.
Lewin’s book was one of the most important early
19th-century works on Australian animals, espe-
cially noted for its illustrations.
2242. Q UINTERO, Camilo. “Trading in Birds: A
History of Science, Economy, and Conservation in
United States-Colombia Relations.” Diss. Abstr. Int.
A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin -
Madison, 2007. Advisor: Mitman, Gregg. Pub.
no. AAT 3278804. 257 pp. On the trade of Colom-
bian birds between the United States and Colombia
since the late 19th century.
2243. ROVATI, Clementina, Fausto BARBAGLI, and
Carlo V IOLANI. “The Waxworks by Angelo Maestri
(1806–1888) Preserved in the Museum of Natural
History of the University of Pavia, Italy.” Arch. Natur.
Hist. 34 (2007): 259–271.
2244. WARREN, James Perrin. John Burroughs and
the Place of Nature. (xiii + 266pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2006. ISBN:
0820327883.
Reviews: [ref. R1059]
360-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
2245. B LACK, Brian. Nature and the Environment in
19th-Century American Life. The Greenwood Press
Daily Life through History Series. (xvi + 239 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press,
2006. ISBN: 0313332010.
2246. C ASSIDY, Victor M. Henry Chandler Cowles:
Pioneer Ecologist. (vii + 354 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
146 360. Nineteenth century
dex.) Chicago: Kedzie Sigel Press, 2007. ISBN :
9781934087206.
2247. C OATES, Peter. American Perceptions of Im-
migrant and Invasive Species: Strangers on the Land.
(x + 256 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University
of California Press, 2006. ISBN: 0520249305.
Reviews: [ref. R204]
2248. D IJKHUIZEN, Sietzo. Jac. P. Thijsse. Een
biografie: Natuurbeschermer, flaneur en auteur van
Verkade-albums. (299 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) Amster-
dam: De Arbeiderspers, 2005. ISBN: 9029514183.
Reviews: [ref. R284]
2249. F ORD, Caroline. “Reforestation, Landscape
Conservation, and the Anxieties of Empire in French
Colonial Algeria.” Amer. Hist. Rev. 113 (2008):
341–362.
On forest conservation in colonial Algeria from the
1860s to World War I.
2250. G RASSO, Glenn M. “What Appeared Limitless
Plenty: The Rise and Fall of the Nineteenth-Century
Atlantic Halibut Fishery.” Environ. Hist. 13 (2008):
66–91.
2251. NATHAN, Erica. Lost Waters: A History of a
Troubled Catchment. (xiv + 258 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780522853513.
“Charts the history of waterscape change for a
Moorabool River catchment near Ballarat in the
central highlands of western Victoria.” (from the
publisher)
Reviews: [ref. R739]
2252. PALOMARES, Maria Lourdes D., Johanna J.
H EYMANS, and Daniel PAULY. “Historical Ecology
of the Raja Ampat Archipelago, Papua Province,
Indonesia.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 29 (2007): 33–56.
Study of marine resources and biodiversity from
1810 to the present, based on reports from Euro-
pean expeditions
2253. P UNKE, Michael. Last Stand: George Bird
Grinnell, the Battle to Save the Buffalo, and the
Birth of the New West. (xvi + 286 pp.; ill.; maps;
index; bibl.) New York; Washington: Smithso-
nian Books/Collins, 2007. ISBN: 9780060897826,
0060897821.
Grinnell was a zoologist, anthropologist, journalist,
and conservationist.
2254. ROSS -B RYANT, Lynn. “Sacred Sites: Nature
and Nation in the U.S. National Parks.” Rel. Amer.
Cult. Jour. Inter. 15 (2005): 31–62.
2255. S MITH, Harvey R., and Tim W. C LARK. “Wild
Animals in Connecticut’s Changing Landscape.” In
Voices of the New Republic, edited by Howard R.
L AMAR and Christopher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven,
Conn.: Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences,
2003), 197–214.
2256. S ULLIVAN, Gordon. Saving Homewaters: The
Story of Montana’s Streams and Rivers. (253 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) Woodstock, Vt.: Countryman
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780881506792.
On the ecology and conservation efforts from the
19th century to the present.
360-124. PALEONTOLOGY
2257. A DELMAN, Juliana. “Eozoön: Debunking the
Dawn Animal.” Endeavour 31 (2007): 94–98.
On the debate over the nature of the fossil discov-
ered in Canada and its relation to science in the
popular periodical press.
2258. A NDERSON, Lyall I. “Hugh Miller: Introduc-
ing Palaeobotany to a Wider Audience.” In History
of Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al. (2005)
[ref. 414], 63–84.
2259. C ARROLL, Victoria. “ ‘Beyond the Pale of Or-
dinary Criticism’: Eccentricity and the Fossil Books
of Thomas Hawkins.” Isis 98 (2007): 225–265.
2260. C HALONER, William G., and Hugh L. P EAR -
SON . “John Lindley: The Reluctant Palaeobotanist.”
In History of Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al.
(2005) [ref. 414], 29–39.
2261. C LEAL, Christopher J., Maureen L AZARUS,
and Annette T OWNSEND. “Illustrations and Illus-
trators during the ‘Golden Age’ of Palaeobotany:
1800–1840.” In History of Palaeobotany, edited by
B OWDEN et al. (2005) [ref. 414], 41–61.
2262. D IGRIUS, Dawn Mooney. “Conversations and
Contrasting Views : An Examination of the Develop-
ment of Paleobotany in Nineteenth-Century Europe,
1804–1895.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at Drew University, 2007. Advisor:
Kohn, David. Pub. no. AAT 3268691. 243 pp.
2263. P EARSON, Hugh L. “Baron Achille de Zigno:
An Italian Palaeobotanist of the 19th Century.” In
History of Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al.
(2005) [ref. 414], 85–94.
2264. T ORRENS, Hugh S. “The Moravian Minister
Rev. Henry Steinhauer (1782–1818): His Work on
Fossil Plants, Their First ‘Scientific’ Description
and the Planned Mineral Botany.” In History of
Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al. (2005)
[ref. 414], 13–28.
2265. W ILDING, Richard. “D. H. Scott and A. C.
Seward: Modem Pioneers in the Structure and Archi-
tecture of Fossil Plants.” In History of Palaeobotany,
edited by B OWDEN et al. (2005) [ref. 414], 153–160.
360-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
2266. B ESSIRE, Marie-Jeanne Liengme, and Sylvia
B ÉGUELIN. “Did Jean Piaget’s Conversion from
Malacology to Psychology Happen in the Faculty
of Arts?” In Jean Piaget and Neuchâtel, edited
by P ERRET-C LERMONT and BARRELET (2008)
[ref. 3098], 112–128.
2267. C IANFANELLI, Simone, and Giuseppe M AN -
GANELLI . “A Bibliography of Marianna Paulucci
(1835–1919).” Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 303–
315.
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On the 19th–early 20th-century Italian biologist
whose works spanned malacology, ornithology,
botany, and arboriculture.
2268. DALTON, David A. The Natural World of
Lewis and Clark. (xviii + 244 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Columbia, Mo.: University of Missouri Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780826217660.
“Relates the Expedition’s observations to princi-
ples of ecology, genetics, physiology, and animal
behavior.” (from the publisher)
2269. E LLIOTT, Clark A. Thaddeus William Harris
(1795-1856): Nature, Science, and Society in the
Life of an American Naturalist. (294 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Bethlehem, Pa.: Lehigh University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780934223911.
On the career of this Harvard librarian and ento-
mologist.
2270. E LWICK, James. Styles of Reasoning in the
British Life Sciences: Shared Assumptions, 1820–
1858. Science and Culture in the Nineteenth Century,
1. (x + 233 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Pickering
& Chatto, 2007. ISBN: 9781851969203.
On the notions of “compound individuality” (the
idea of organisms as compounds of smaller inde-
pendent units) and “bodily oeconomy” as guiding
concepts in all branches of biology of the period.
2271. G LIBOFF, Sander. H. G. Bronn, Ernst Haeckel,
and the Origins of German Darwinism: A Study in
Translation and Transformation. Transformations.
(xii + 259 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262072939.
“On how The Origin of Species came to be trans-
lated into German...and how it challenged German
scholars to think in new ways about morphology,
systematics, paleontology, and other biological
disciplines.” (from the publisher)
2272. H ALE, Piers J. “The Search for Purpose in
a Post-Darwinian Universe: George Bernard Shaw,
‘Creative Evolution,’ and Shavian Eugenics: ‘The
Dark Side of the Force.’ ” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 28
(2006): 191–213.
Discusses “the historical popularity of vitalist tele-
ology as well as of the persistent ambivalence to
the non-normative character of Darwinism.” (from
the abstract)
2273. H OPWOOD, Nick. “Visual Standards and
Disciplinary Change: Normal Plates, Tables and
Stages in Embryology.” Hist. Sci. 43 (2005): 239–
303.
On the use of visual representations of embryologi-
cal change in the form of normal plates, tables, and
stages and their relationship to disciplinary change
in embryology in the 19th and 20th centuries.
2274. JAHN, Ilse, and Hannelore L ANDSBERG.
“Alexander Brauns Vorlesung über ‘Generations-
wechsel’: Lehrtafeln und Handzeichnungen über
‘Zoophyten’ im MfN Berlin.” In Pratum floridum,
edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 173–189.
2275. KOLCHINSKII, Eduard I. Biologiia Germanii
i Rossii-SSSR v usloviiakh sotsial’no-politicheskikh
147
krizisov pervoi poloviny XX veka: mezhdu liber-
alizmom, kommunizmom i natsional-sotsializmom.
[Translated title.] Biology of Germany and Russia-
USSR Under Conditions of Social-Political Crisis of
the First Half of the XX Century: Between Liberal-
ism, Communism and National-Socialism. (636 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Sankt-Peterburg: Nestor-Istoriia
Pub., 2006. ISBN: 5981871725, 9785981871726.
2276. M ÜLLER -W ILLE, Staffan. “Hybrids, Pure
Cultures, and Pure Lines: From Nineteenth-Century
Biology to Twentieth-Century Genetics.” Introduc-
tion to a special section: “Towards a Philosophy
of Microbiology” [ref. 462]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol.
Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 796–806.
“On hybridization as one of the central concerns of
nineteenth-century biology, [and on the consolida-
tion] of biochemistry, microbiology and breeding
in agro-industrial settings, ... especially exempli-
fied by Wilhelm Johannsen’s and Martinus Beijer-
inck’s work.” (from the abstract)
2277. O SBORNE, Michael A. “Acclimatizing the
World: A History of the Paradigmatic Colonial Sci-
ence.” Volume title: Nature and Empire: Science and
the Colonial Enterprise [ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000):
135–151.
2278. OWEN, Richard. On the Nature of Limbs:
A Discourse. Edited by Ron A MUNDSON. Pref-
ace by Brian K. H ALL. Introduction by Mary P.
W INSOR and Jennifer C OGGON. Introduction by
Ronald A MUNDSON. (cii + 119 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780226641942.
Republication of Owen’s 1849 work with introduc-
tions by Winsor, Coggon, and Amundson.
2279. R EYNOLDS, Andrew. “Amoebae as Exem-
plary Cells: The Protean Nature of an Elementary
Organism.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 307–337.
Focus is on the 19th century.
2280. S TEPHENS, Lester D., and Dale R. C ALDER.
Seafaring Scientist: Alfred Goldsborough Mayor,
Pioneer in Marine Biology. (xiv + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Columbia: University of South Carolina
Press, 2006. ISBN: 1570036411.
Reviews: [ref. R979]
2281. TAYLOR, William M. The Vital Landscape:
Nature and the Built Environment in Nineteenth-
Century Britain. (xvii + 252 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Aldershot:
Ashgate, 2004. ISBN: 0754630692.
On the rise of the various biological sciences from
botany to psychology and their impact on architec-
ture and landscape architecture.
Reviews: [ref. R1002]
360-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
2282. C ARLTON, Charles, and Caroline C ARLTON.
The Significance of Gardening in British India. Stud-
ies in British History, 75. (vi + 107 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press, 2004.
ISBN : 0773462759.
A work that combines history of landscape archi-
tecture, with environmental, cultural and women’s
history.
148 360. Nineteenth century
2283. F LAHAULT, Charles. Herborisations en zig-
zag : journal d’un botaniste : Suède-Laponie, 1879,
Région méditerranéenne, 1887–1896. Edited by J.-
M. E MBERGER. (222 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Montpellier:
Presses du Languedoc, 1999. ISBN: 9782859982126.
Reviews: [ref. R339]
2284. G R EBECKA , Wanda. “Botany in Krzemieniec:
, Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 317–332.
People, Teaching, Research Work.” Translated by
Jacek Lang. Organon 34 (2005): 51–71.
On the botanical research center, active from 1805
to 1831 in this town in Volynia in present-day
Poland.
2285. H ÖXTERMANN, Ekkehard. “Die
Schwendener-Schule der Physiologischen Pflanzena-
natomie in Berlin – eine Analyse der Richtungen.” In
Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002)
[ref. 9], 109–150.
2286. L ACK, H. Walter. “Alexander von Humboldt
und die botanischen Sammlungen in Berlin.” Trans-
lated title: [Alexander von Humboldt and the botan-
ical collections in Berlin.] In German. In Alexander
von Humboldt in Berlin, edited by H AMEL et al.
(2003) [ref. 1645], 107–132.
On the complex histories of Humboldt and Bon-
pland’s South American botanical collections dis-
cussing their various locations.
2287. M ATTA, Christina. “The Science of Small
Things: The Botanical Context of German Bacteriol-
ogy, 1830–1910.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Wisconsin at Madison,
2007. Advisor: Nyhart, Lynn K. Pub. no. AAT
3278930. 257 pp.
2288. M C C RACKEN, Donal P. “Fraternity in the
Age of Jingoism: The British Imperial Botanical and
Forestry Network.” In Science across the European
Empires, 1800–1950, edited by S TUCHTEY (2005)
[ref. 619], 49–62.
2289. M ICKULAS, Peter Philip. Britton’s Botani-
cal Empire: The New York Botanical Garden and
American Botany, 1888–1929. Memoirs of The New
York Botanical Garden, 94. (316 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Bronx, NY: New York Botanical Garden, 2007.
ISBN : 0893274798.
On Nathaniel Lord Britton’s influence in building
American botany.
2290. N IERING, William A. “Connecticut Towns
c. 1800—Some Botanical and Ecological Obser-
vations.” In Voices of the New Republic, edited by
Howard R. L AMAR and Christopher P. B ICKFORD
(New Haven, Conn.: Connecticut Academy of Arts
and Sciences, 2003), 221–224.
2291. S HTEIR, Ann B. “Sensitive, Bashful, and
Chaste? Articulating the Mimosa in Science.” In
Science in the Marketplace, edited by F YFE and
L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952], 169–195.
2292. T URNER, R. Steven. “After the Famine: Plant
Pathology, Phytophthora infestans, and the Late
Blight of Potatoes, 1845–1960.” Hist. Stud. Phys.
Biol. Sci. 35 (2005): 341–370.
360-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
2293. A NDERSON, William D., Jr, and Lester D.
S TEPHENS. “John Edwards Holbrook (1794–1871)
and His Southern Ichthyology (1847–1848).” Arch.
2294. A RAG ÓN A LBILLOS, Santiago. El Zoológico
del Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Madrid: Mariano
de la Paz Graells (1809-1898). Monografı́as / Museo
Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, Consejo Superior de
Investigaciones Cientı́ficas, 21. (235 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Madrid: Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales,
2005. ISBN: 8400083563.
Reviews: [ref. R29]
2295. B LACKMAN, Helen. “Lampreys, Lungfish,
and Elasmobranchs: Cambridge Zoology and the
Politics of Animal Selection.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40
(2007): 413–437.
“This paper argues that [the initial success of the
Cambridge school of animal morphology led by F.
M. Balfour] came about because their work fitted
well with the university in the 1870s and 1880s.”
(from the abstract)
2296. DASZKIEWICZ, Piotr. “Quelques remarques
sur l’Ornithologie du Pérou – la première monogra-
phie de la zoologie néotropicale.” Organon 34 (2005):
73–95.
On this work, published in France in 1884, and
characteristic of Polish zoology of the period.
2297. G UERRINI, Anita. “Animal Experiments
and Anitvivisection Debates in the 1820s.” In
Frankenstein’s Science, edited by K NELLWOLF and
G OODALL (2008) [ref. 1671], 71–86.
2298. H AYASHI, Makoto. “The Beginning of the
Japanese Zoological Journal.” Part of a special issue:
“History of Medicine and Biology in East Asia”
[ref. 752]. Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2004): 241–249.
2299. JAHN, Ilse. “Alexander von Humboldt und
die Beziehungen zwischen Pariser und Berliner Zoo-
logen.” Translated title: [Alexander von Humboldt
and relations between Paris and Berlin zoologists.]
In German. In Alexander von Humboldt in Berlin,
edited by H AMEL et al. (2003) [ref. 1645], 133–146.
On Humboldt, the Berlin Zoological Museum,
Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg’s micropalaeon-
tological collections, Johannes Müller’s physio-
logical researches, Emil du Bois-Reymond, and
scientific exchange between France and Prussia.
2300. S WINNEY, Geoffrey N. “Granny (c. 1821–
1887), ‘A Zoological Celebrity.’ ” Arch. Natur. Hist.
34 (2007): 219–228.
On the publicity surrounding a sea anemone dis-
covered and displayed in Scotland.
2301. W HITE, Paul S. “The Experimental Animal in
Victorian Britain.” In Thinking with Animals, edited
by DASTON and M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438], 59–81.
 360. Nineteenth century
360-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
2302. A LTER, Stephen G. “Darwin’s Artificial Selec-
tion Analogy and the Generic Character of ‘Phyletic’
Evolution.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 29 (2007): 57–82.
“Examines the way Charles Darwin applied his do-
mestic breeding analogy to the practical workings
of species evolution.” (from the abstract)
2303. A LTER, Stephen G. “Separated at Birth: The
Interlinked Origins of Darwin’s Unconscious Selec-
tion Concept and the Application of Sexual Selection
to Race.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 231–258.
2304. A MIGONI, David. “ ‘The written symbol ex-
tends infinitely’: Samuel Butler and the Writing
of Evolutionary Theory.” In Samuel Butler, Victo-
rian against the Grain, edited by PARADIS (2007)
[ref. 1939], 91–112.
2305. A MREIN, Martin, and Kärin N ICKELSEN.
“The Gentleman and the Rogue: The Collaboration
between Charles Darwin and Carl Vogt.” J. Hist. Biol.
41 (2008): 237–266.
On the reasons for Darwin’s refusal to allow Vogt
to translate some of his books into German.
2306. B ONT, Raf De. “Evolutionary Morphology in
Belgium: The Fortunes of the ‘Van Beneden School,’
1870–1900.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 81–118.
2307. B OWLER, Peter J. Monkey Trials and Gorilla
Sermons: Evolution and Christianity from Darwin
to Intelligent Design. New Histories of Science,
Technology, and Medicine. (256 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780674026155.
2308. B OWLER, Peter J. “What Darwin Disturbed:
The Biology That Might Have Been.” Part of Fo-
cus Section “Counterfactuals and the Historian of
Science” [ref. 44]. Isis 99 (2008): 560–567.
Argues that the lack of Darwinian natural selection
might have significantly altered the development of
evolutionary science in the 19th and 20th centuries.
2309. B ROOKE, John Hedley. “Darwin, Design, and
the Unification of Nature.” In Science, Religion, and
the Human Experience, edited by P ROCTOR (2005)
[ref. 236], 165–183.
2310. C ANNARIATO, Christy A. “The Probability of
Progress: Resisting History in Galton and Modern
Fiction, 1869–1936.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Santa
Barbara, 2007. Advisor: Abbott, H. Porter. Pub.
no. AAT 3283682. 236 pp.
2311. C ANTOR, Geoffrey. “Quaker Responses to
Darwin.” Volume title: “Science in Theistic Contexts:
Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001):
321–342.
2312. DARWIN, Charles. Darwin: The Indelible
Stamp: The Evolution of an Idea. Edited by James D.
WATSON. (xiv + 1260 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Philadelphia:
Running Press, 2005. ISBN: 9780762421367.
Includes four of Darwin’s works in one volume: On
the Origin of Species, Voyage of the Beagle, The
149
Descent of Man, and The Expressions of Emotions
in Man and Animals.
Reviews: [ref. 2330]
2313. DARWIN, Charles. From So Simple a Begin-
ning: The Four Great Books of Charles Darwin.
Edited by Edward O. W ILSON. (1706 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2006. ISBN:
0393061345.
Collection of four of Darwin’s works: On the Ori-
gin of Species, Voyage of the Beagle, The Descent
of Man, and The Expressions of Emotions in Man
and Animals.
Reviews: [ref. 2330]
2314. D UGATKIN, Lee Alan. The Altruism Equation:
Seven Scientists Search for the Origins of Goodness.
(xi + 188 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0691125902.
Reviews: [ref. R300]
2315. E NGLAND, Richard. “Natural Selection, Tele-
ology, and the Logos: From Darwin to the Oxford
Neo-Darwinists, 1859–1909.” Volume title: “Sci-
ence in Theistic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions”
[ref. 225]. Osiris 16 (2001): 270–287.
2316. F ICHMAN, Martin. “Science in Theistic Con-
texts: A Case Study of Alfred Russel Wallace on
Human Evolution.” Volume title: “Science in The-
istic Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225].
Osiris 16 (2001): 227–250.
2317. F RANKLIN, Allan. (Ed.) Ending the Mendel-
Fisher Controversy. (x + 330 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Pittsburgh, Pa.: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780822943198.
Contents (from WorldCat): Allan F RANKLIN,
“The Mendel-Fisher Controversy: An Overview,”
1-77; Gregor M ENDEL, “Experiments in Plant Hy-
bridisation,” 78-116; R. A. F ISHER, “Has Mendel’s
Work Been Rediscovered?” 117-140; A. W. F. E D -
WARDS , “Are Mendel’s Results Really Too Close?”
141-163; A. W. F. E DWARDS, “Alternative Hy-
potheses and Fisher’s The Design of Experiments,”
164-166; Vitezslav O REL and Daniel L. H ARTL,
“Controversies in the Interpretation of Mendel’s
Discovery,” 167-207; Daniel L. H ARTL, “Amiable
Wright and Suspicious Fisher on Mendel’s ‘Per-
sonal Equation,’ ” 208-214; Teddy S EIDENFELD,
“P’s in a Pod: Some Recipes for Cooking Mendel’s
Data,” 215-257; Teddy S EIDENFELD, “A Brief
Account of a Trial Conducted at Pillsbury Labs,
2000–2001,” 258-263; Daniel J. FAIRBANKS and
Bryce RYTTING, “Mendelian Controversies: A
Botanical and Historical Review,” 264-301; Daniel
J. FAIRBANKS, “Mendelian Controversies: An
Update,” 302-312; Daniel J. FAIRBANKS, “Prob-
ability, the Binomial Distribution, and Chi-Square
Analysis,” 313-324.
2318. G LIBOFF, Sander. “H. G. Bronn and the His-
tory of Nature.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 259–294.
On the German paleontologist H. G. Bronn, famous
for his 1860 translation and critique of Darwin’s
Origin of Species, and the early dissemination of
Darwinism in Germany.
150 360. Nineteenth century
2319. H AMLIN, Kimberly Ann. “Beyond Adam’s
Rib: How Darwinian Evolutionary Theory Redefined
Gender and Influenced American Feminist Thought,
1870–1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of Texas at Austin,
2007. Advisor: Abzug, Robert H. Pub. no. AAT
3277529. 393 pp. “Describes how women includ-
ing Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, and Charlotte Perkins Gilman utilized
Darwinian principles to challenge traditional justi-
fications for female subordination and bolster their
arguments for women’s rights.” (from the abstract)
2320. H UME, Brad D. “Quantifying Characters:
Polygenist Anthropologists and the Hardening of
Heredity.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 119–158.
2321. H UNTER, Allan K. “Evolution, Revolution
and Frankenstein’s Creature.” In Frankenstein’s Sci-
ence, edited by K NELLWOLF and G OODALL (2008)
[ref. 1671], 133–150.
2322. J OHNSON, Curtis N. “The Preface to Darwin’s
Origin of Species: The Curious History of the ‘His-
torical Sketch.’ ” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 529–556.
2323. J UNKER, Thomas. “Carl Nägeli und der Anti-
Darwinismus – von der Vervollkommnungstheorie
zur Makroevolution.” In Pratum floridum, edited by
F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 205–219.
2324. L IVINGSTONE, David N. “Science, Site and
Speech: Scientific Knowledge and the Spaces of
Rhetoric.” Part of a special issue: “Sociology and Its
Strange ‘Others’ ” [ref. 495]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no.
2 (2007): 71–98.
Seeks to better understand “the circulation of sci-
entific claims in public arenas” through a case
study comparing “how Darwinian evolution was
talked about in...Ireland and the American South
during the latter part of the 19th century.” (from
the abstract)
2325. N UMBERS, Ronald L. “Experiencing Evolu-
tion: Varieties of Psychological Responses to the
Claims of Science and Religion.” In Science, Reli-
gion, and the Human Experience, edited by P ROCTOR
(2005) [ref. 236], 205–233.
Focuses on 19th- and 20th-century American re-
sponses to evolutionary theory.
2326. P ETERSON, Erik L. “William Bateson from
Balanoglossus to Materials for the Study of Variation:
The Transatlantic Roots of Discontinuity and the
(Un)naturalness of Selection.” J. Hist. Biol. 41
(2008): 267–305.
2327. ROE, Keith E. Theories on the Origin of Alter-
nation; History of Conflict and Convergence. West
Conshohocken, PA: Infinity Publishing, 2007.
This essay reviews the evolution of two theories
proposed in the late 19th century to explain the
paleobotanical origin of alternate generations in
plants.
2328. S CHWARTZ, James. In Pursuit of the Gene:
From Darwin to DNA. (xiii + 370 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780674026704.
2329. S HILLINGSBURG, Peter L. “The First Five
English Editions of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin
of Species.” Variants 5 (2006): 221–242.
Shows that each new edition of the Origin from
1860 to 1869 (with minor exceptions) was com-
pletely reset, and explores the consequences of this
for our understanding of the text. (from the author)
2330. S LOAN, Phillip R. “Two New Volumes of
Darwin’s Work.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 363–367.
Essay review of Charles DARWIN, Darwin Edited
by James D. WATSON. (2005) [ref. 2312]; Charles
DARWIN, From So Simple a Beginning Edited by
Edward O. W ILSON. (2006) [ref. 2313].
2331. S TAMOS, David N. Darwin and the Nature of
Species. SUNY Series in Philosophy and Biology.
(xix + 273 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Albany: State Uni-
versity of New York Press, 2007. ISBN: 0791469379.
A historical reconstruction of Darwin’s views.
Reviews: [ref. R968]
2332. W EST, David A. “Fritz Müller’s First Copy of
Darwin’s Origin Rediscovered.” Arch. Natur. Hist.
34 (2007): 352–354.
360-134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
(includes genetic engineering; for agricultural
biotechnology, see 163-Agriculture)
2333. B ENCHIMOL, Jaime Larry. “Febre Amarela e
a Instituição da Microbiologia no Brasil.” In Cuidar,
controlar, curar, edited by H OCHMAN and A RMUS
(2004) [ref. 2578], 57–98.
2334. D EICHMANN, Ute. “Collective Phenomena
and the Neglect of Molecules: A Historical Outlook
on Biology.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 29 (2007): 83–86.
On the late 19th- and 20th-century conflict between
“colloidal” biology and reductionist molecular
biology.
2335. D R ÖSCHER, Ariane. “Camillo Golgi und seine
Strategien zur Anerkennung des Golgi-Apparates.” In
Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002)
[ref. 9], 61–74.
2336. M ÜLLER -S TRAHL, Gerhard. Zell-Theorien
organischer Materie: ein Beitrag zu Bildung und
Wandel einer Elementarlehre der Lebenswissenschaf-
ten. (225 pp.; bibl.) Paderborn: Mentis, 2004. ISBN:
3897851792.
On cell theory in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Reviews: [ref. R736]
2337. ROSSIIANOV, Kirill. “Taming the Primi-
tive: Elie Metchnikov and His Discovery of Immune
Cells.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia Science Inside
and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris 23 (2008):
213–229.
“Argues that the idea of race had a profound ...
impact on Elie Metchnikov’s research on immunity
[as he] attempted to reconcile the cultural idea of
primitivity as a threat with the notion of the body
as capable of self-defense and self-organization.”
(from the abstract)
 360. Nineteenth century
2338. T ULODZIECKI, Dana. “Breaking the Ties:
Epistemic Significance, Bacilli, and Underdetermina-
tion.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007):
627–641.
Using the example of Koch’s 1882 discovery of
tuberculosis bacteria, discusses the nature of un-
derdetermination in theory choice.
360-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
2339. A LTER, Stephen G. “Race, Language, and
Mental Evolution in Darwin’s Descent of Man.” J.
Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 239–255.
2340. A NCET, Pierre. Phénoménologie des corps
monstrueux. Science, histoire et société. (ix + 178
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France,
2006. ISBN: 2130549853.
A study of the exhibition of monsters in the 19th
century, the history of scientific teratology, and its
relation to human deformity.
2341. B ELDARRA ÍN C HAPLE, Enrique. Los médicos
y los inicios de la antropologı́a en Cuba. (245 pp.;
ill.; bibl.) La Habana: Fundación Fernando Ortiz,
2006. ISBN: 9789597091615; 9597091615.
Reviews: [ref. 2346]
2342. B ERNARDINI, Jean-Marc. “Des sciences de
la vie aux sciences de l’homme : le darwinisme
social au XIXe siècle comme analyseur de situation.”
In L’homme et le vivant, edited by P HARO (2004)
[ref. 470], 203–237.
2343. D ELISLE, Richard G. Debating Humankind’s
Place in Nature, 1860–2000: The Nature of Paleoan-
thropology. Advances in Human Evolution. (xvi +
447 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Upper Saddle River, N.J.:
Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007. ISBN: 9780131773905.
2344. K ENNY, Robert. “From the Curse of Ham
to the Curse of Nature: The Influence of Natural
Selection on the Debate on Human Unity before the
Publication of The Descent of Man.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci.
40 (2007): 367–388.
2345. K IRSCHNER, Stefan. “Entwicklungsmechanik
und Paläoanthropologie.” In Pratum floridum, edited
by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 221–248.
2346. L UNA, Marco Aurelio. Essay review. Dynamis
27 (2007): 401–404.
Essay review of Enrique B ELDARRA ÍN C HAPLE,
Los médicos y los inicios de la antropologı́a en
Cuba (2006) [ref. 2341].
2347. S CHMIDGEN, Henning. “The Donders Ma-
chine: Matter, Signs, and Time in a Physiological
Experiment, ca. 1865.” Configurations 13 (2005
[2007]): 211–256.
On the machines of the 19th-century Dutch phys-
iologist Franciscus Cornelis Donders designed to
study physiological time in human beings.
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2348. S TEEGE, Benjamin Adam. “Material Ears:
Hermann von Helmholtz, Attention, and Modern
Aurality.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2007. Advi-
sor: Hasty, Christopher. Pub. no. AAT 3265207.
308 pp. “This dissertation explores work on sound
and music by the German physiologist, Hermann
von Helmholtz (1821-1894), with a view toward
theorizing the modernity of aural practices charac-
teristic of this work.” (from the abstract)
2349. T RIGO, Benigno. “Walking Backwards to the
Future: Time, Travel and Race.” In Science and the
Creative Imagination in Latin America, edited by
F ISHBURN and O RTIZ (2005) [ref. 208], 24–43.
The focus is on Humboldt, his travels in South
America, and the notions of time, race, and degen-
eration.
360-136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
2350. B UCKINGHAM, Hugh W. “Walter Moxon,
MD, FCRP (1836–1886): The Cerebro-Vascular Sys-
tem and the Syndrome of ‘Congestion of the Brain’:
An Analysis of His 1881 Croonian Lectures.” J. Hist.
Neurosci. 17 (2008): 100–108.
Traces Moxon’s contributions to the newly dis-
covered asymmetry of articulate speech in the left
frontal lobe. (from the abstract)
2351. E LING, Paul. “Cerebral Localization in the
Netherlands in the Nineteenth Century: Emphasizing
the Work of Aletta Jacobs.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17
(2008): 175–194.
2352. G ROSS, Alan G. “The Brains in Brain: The
Coevolution of Localization and Its Images.” Special
Issue: “Visual Images and Visualization” [ref. 476].
J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 380–392.
“Images of brain localization from [the journal]
Brain’s inception [in 1878] to the present are ana-
lyzed.” (from the abstract)
2353. H UGHES, J. T. “Sir Victor Horsley (1857–
1916) and the Birth of English Neurosurgery.” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 45–52.
Discussion of his work as neurosurgeon and his
experimental work on animals opposed by anti-
vivisectionists.
2354. KOTOWICZ, Zbigniew. “The Strange Case of
Phineas Gage.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 1 (2007):
115–131.
2355. M EULDERS, Michel. Helmholtz : Des
lumières aux neurosciences. (313 pp.) Paris: Odile
Jacob, 2001. ISBN: 2738109055.
Reviews: [ref. R703]
2356. PALMA, Armando de, and Germana PARETI.
“The Ways of Metaphor in Neuroscience, or Being
on the Right or Wrong Track.” Nuncius 22 (2007):
97–124.
On the shift in the 19th century from a mechan-
ical to a semantical model of neurophsiological
systems, from a comparison of nervous fibers to
telegraph wires in the early period to a comparison
of neurological signals to Morse code later on.
152 360. Nineteenth century
2357. P LUMMER, Chris, Ivo D. V ELLAR, Michael
A. M URPHY, and Mark J. C OOK. “ ‘A Twist in the
Tale’ of a Surgeon and His Patient: An Australian
First in Seizure Localization.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17
(2008): 33–45.
2358. R IJCKE, Sarah de. “Light Tries the Expert
Eye: The Introduction of Photography in Nineteenth-
Century Macroscopic Neuroanatomy.” Special Issue:
“Visual Images and Visualization” [ref. 476]. J. Hist.
Neurosci. 17 (2008): 349–366.
“Expands on why in macroscopical neuroanatomy
photography failed to offer a satisfactory alterna-
tive to drawing or engraving.” (from the abstract)
360-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
2359. A LTER, Stephen G. “Darwin and the Linguists:
The Coevolution of Mind and Language, Part 2. The
Language–Thought Relationship.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 38–50.
2360. A NDRIOPOLOULOS, Stefan. Possessed: Hyp-
notic Crimes, Corporate Fiction, and the Invention of
Cinema. Cinema and Modernity. (viii + 208 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780226020549; 0226020541.
On mesmerism in the 19th and early 20th century
and the pervasive anxiety about possession and
outside forces controlling people as seen through
the lens of silent cinema.
2361. B EER, Daniel. “Blueprints for Change: The
Human Sciences and the Coercive Transformation of
Deviants in Russia, 1890–1930.” Volume title: “The
Self as Project: Politics and the Human Sciences”
[ref. 3115]. Osiris 22 (2007): 26–47.
2362. B ENJAMIN, Ludy T., Jr. A Brief History of
Modern Psychology. (xvii + 246 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Malden, Mass.: Blackwell Publishing, 2007.
ISBN : 1405132051.
Reviews: [ref. R85]
2363. B ORDOGNA, Francesca. “Inner Division and
Uncertain Contours: William James and the Politics
of the Modern Self.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007):
505–536.
2364. B URKE, Janine. The Sphinx on the Table:
Sigmund Freud’s Art Collection and the Development
of Psychoanalysis. (455 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Walker & Co., 2007. ISBN: 0802715036.
2365. B YFORD, Andy. “Psychology at High School
in Late Imperial Russia (1881–1917).” Hist. Educ.
Quart. 48 (2008): 265–297.
2366. DASTON, Lorraine. “Intelligences: Angelic,
Animal, Human.” In Thinking with Animals, edited
by DASTON and M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438], 37–58.
2367. D ELAPORTE, François. Anatomy of the Pas-
sions. Edited by Todd M EYERS. Cultural Memory in
the Present. (xv + 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stan-
ford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780804758505.
Focuses on the work of Guillaume-Benjamin
Duchenne, especially his 1862 photographic study
of human passions .
2368. D IXON, Thomas. “The Psychology of the
Emotions in Britain and America in the Nineteenth
Century: The Role of Religious and Antireligious
Commitments.” Volume title: “Science in Theistic
Contexts: Cognitive Dimensions” [ref. 225]. Osiris
16 (2001): 288–320.
2369. H ARMAN, Oren. “Pure Intelligence: On In-
telligence Testing, Puritanism, and the Methods and
Burdens of History.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 167–
183.
Essay review of John W HITE, Intelligence, Destiny,
and Education (2006) [ref. 2387].
2370. H AYNAL, André, Paul ROAZEN, and Ernst
FALZEDER. Dans les secrets de la psychanalyse et
de son histoire. Science, histoire et société. (ix + 489
pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2005. ISBN: 9782130553007.
2371. K LEIN, Alexander Mugar. “The Rise of Em-
piricism: William James, Thomas Hill Green, and the
Struggle over Psychology.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07
(2008).
Dissertation at Indiana University, 2007. Advisor:
Lloyd, Elisabeth A. Pub. no. AAT 3274251. 443
pp.
2372. L EANEY, Enda. “Phrenology in Nineteenth-
Century Ireland.” New Hibernia Rev. 10, no. 3
(2006): 24–42.
2373. M OREHEAD, Allison. “Creative Patholo-
gies: French Experimental Psychology and Symbolist
Avant-Gardes, 1889–1900.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10
(2008).
Dissertation at The University of Chicago, 2007.
Advisor: Ward, Martha. Pub. no. AAT 3287385.
559 pp.
2374. OTTAVI, Dominique. De Darwin à Piaget :
pour une histoire de la psychologie de l’enfant. CNRS
histoire des sciences. (350 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris:
CNRS, 2001. ISBN: 2271059623.
Reviews: [ref. R780]
2375. PARKIN -G OUNELAS, Ruth. “Mind Matters:
Butler and Late Nineteenth-Century Psychology.” In
Samuel Butler, Victorian against the Grain, edited by
PARADIS (2007) [ref. 1939], 195–220.
2376. P ETTIT, Michael J. “The Unwary Purchaser:
Consumer Psychology and the Regulation of Com-
merce in America.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007):
379–399.
2377. Q UINN, Sheila O’Brien. “How Southern New
England became Magnetic North: The Acceptance
of Animal Magnetism.” Hist. Psychol. 10 (2007):
231–248.
On Charles Poyen’s lecture tour on animal mag-
netism in America, focusing on his work in New
England.
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2378. R ADICK, Gregory. The Simian Tongue: The
Long Debate about Animal Language. (xiv + 577 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226702247.
On the invention and reinvention of techniques
used to listen in on primate communication since
the 1890s.
2379. R ÜTING, Torsten. “Ivan Petrovich Pavlov:
From Russian Orthodox Monastery to Big Science
Laboratory.” In Eminent Lives in Twentieth-Century
Science and Religion, edited by RUPKE (2007)
[ref. 2743], 177–196.
2380. S HUTTLEWORTH, Sally. “Evolutionary Psy-
chology and The Way of All Flesh.” In Samuel Butler,
Victorian against the Grain, edited by PARADIS
(2007) [ref. 1939], 143–169.
2381. S ILVA, Filipe Carreira da. “G. H. Mead: A
System in a State of Flux.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 1
(2007): 45–65.
Deals with the ramifications of Mead’s ideas be-
yond social psychology and political theory.
2382. S OBER, Elliott. “Comparative Psychology
Meets Evolutionary Biology: Morgan’s Canon and
Cladistic Parsimony.” In Thinking with Animals,
edited by DASTON and M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438],
85–99.
2383. S OMMER, Robert. “Thorstein Veblen and
Dementia Praecox.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007):
305–313.
On Veblen’s effort to maintain objectivity and
detachment in work that was related to events of a
close personal nature.
2384. VAN W YHE, John. “The Diffusion of Phrenol-
ogy through Public Lecturing.” In Science in the
Marketplace, edited by F YFE and L IGHTMAN (2007)
[ref. 1952], 60–96.
2385. VAN W YHE, John. “Was Phrenology a Re-
form Science? Towards a New Generalization for
Phrenology.” Hist. Sci. 42 (2004): 313–331.
2386. W HITE, Christopher G. “Minds Intensely Un-
settled: Phrenology, Experience, and the American
Pursuit of Spiritual Assurance, 1830–1880.” Rel.
Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. 16 (2006): 227–261.
2387. W HITE, John. Intelligence, Destiny, and Edu-
cation: The Ideological Roots of Intelligence Testing.
(172 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge,
2006. ISBN: 0415368928.
Claims that the idea that intelligence is fixed and
has innate limits can be traced back to Puritan com-
munities in England and America, and relates the
practice to school curricula and selection processes
continuing into the present day.
Reviews: [ref. 2369]
2388. W ISZNIEWSKI, Michał, and James William
W HITECROSS. “Sketches and Characters or the
Natural History of Human Intellects.” Reprint of
original published in 1853. Organon 34 (2005): 239–
260.
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360-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
2389. B EER, Daniel. Renovating Russia: The Hu-
man Sciences and the Fate of Liberal Modernity,
1880–1930. (ix + 229 pp.; bibl.; index.) Ithaca: Cor-
nell University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780801446276.
On the efforts by liberal psychiatrists, psycholo-
gists, and criminologists to understand mass psy-
chology and promote social engineering programs.
2390. C ARROY, Jacqueline, Nicole E DELMAN, An-
nick O HAYON, and Nathalie R ICHARD. Les femmes
dans les sciences de l’homme (XIXe -XXe siècles) :
inspiratrices, collaboratrices ou créatrices. (318 pp.)
Paris: Editions Seli Arslan, 2005. ISBN: 2842761081.
Reviews: [ref. R173]
2391. DAVIE, Neil. Tracing the Criminal: The Rise
of Scientific Criminology in Britain, 1860–1918.
With a foreword by Bryan S. T URNER. (301 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Oxford: Bardwell Press, 2005. ISBN:
0954868315.
Reviews: [ref. R260]
2392. D E L UZIO, Crista. Female Adolescence in
American Scientific Thought, 1830–1930. New Stud-
ies in American Intellectual and Cultural History. (ix
+ 330 pp.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801886997.
2393. D UNBAR, Robin I. M. “Evolution and the
Social Sciences.” Part of a special issue: “Sociology
and Its Strange ‘Others’ ” [ref. 495]. Hist. Hum. Sci.
20, no. 2 (2007): 29–50.
2394. G ABAY, Nadav. “The Political Origins of
Social Science: The Cultural Transformation of the
British Parliament and the Emergence of Scientific
Policymaking, 1803–1857.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07
(2008).
Dissertation at University of California, San Diego,
2007. Advisor: Shafir, Gershon. Pub. no. AAT
3274830. 487 pp.
2395. G ONDERMANN, Thomas. “Progression and
Retrogression: Herbert Spencer’s Explanations of
Social Inequality.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 3 (2007):
21–40.
2396. H UZEL, James P. The Popularization of
Malthus in Early Nineteenth-Century England: Mar-
tineau, Cobbett, and the Pauper Press. Modern
Economic and Social History Series. (xiii + 266 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2006.
ISBN : 0754654273.
Reviews: [ref. R509]
2397. L ABB É, Morgane. “Institutionalizing the
Statistics of Nationality in Prussia in the 19th Century
(From Local Bureaucracy to State-Level Census of
Population).” Part of the special issue: “The Sta-
tistical Office as a Social Observatory” [ref. 492].
Centaurus 49 (2007): 289–306.
2398. R AFFERTY, Edward C. Apostle of Human
Progress: Lester Frank Ward and American Political
Thought, 1841–1913. American intellectual culture.
154 360. Nineteenth century
(xi + 363 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham, Md.: Rowman
& Littlefield, 2003. ISBN: 0742522164.
2399. S ENGOOPTA, Chandak. Imprint of the Raj:
How Fingerprinting Was Born in Colonial India. (xv
+ 234 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Macmillan,
2003. ISBN: 9780333989166.
Discussion of William Herschel’s role.
Reviews: [ref. R921]
2400. S TAMHUIS, Ida H. “A Nineteenth-Century
Statistical Society that Abandoned Statistics.” Part of
the special issue: “The Statistical Office as a Social
Observatory” [ref. 492]. Centaurus 49 (2007): 307–
336.
On “the foundation, history, and the demise of the
Dutch Statistical Society, [comparing] some of its
characteristics with the English Royal Statistical
Society.” (from the abstract)
2401. W ILLIAMS, Vernon J. The Social Sciences
and Theories of Race. (151 pp.; bibl.; index.) Urbana:
University of Illinois Press, 2006. ISBN: 0252030869.
Focuses on key U.S. scholars who worked on race
theory: Franz Boas, George W. Ellis, Booker T.
Washington, Ulysses G. Weatherly, and Monroe N.
Work.
Reviews: [ref. R1076]
360-141. SOCIOLOGY
2402. B OURDEAU, Michel. “Biologie et sociologie
chez Auguste Comte.” In L’homme et le vivant, edited
by P HARO (2004) [ref. 470], 183–202.
2403. DA S ILVA, Filipe Carreira. G. H. Mead: A
Critical Introduction. Key Contemporary Thinkers.
(156 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Polity Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780745634579.
2404. K ARSTEDT, Susanne. “Explorations into the
Sociology of Criminal Justice and Punishment: Leav-
ing the Modernist Project Behind.” Part of a spe-
cial issue: “Sociology and Its Strange ‘Others’ ”
[ref. 495]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2 (2007): 51–70.
Explores the partnership between sociology and
law and the sociology of punishment.
2405. R ENWICK, Chris, and Richard C. G UNN.
“Demythologizing the Machine: Patrick Geddes,
Lewis Mumford, and Classical Sociological Theory.”
J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 44 (2008): 59–76.
Argues that the scholarly conventions of these
two men’s work can be found in the principles of
classical sociological theory. (from the abstract)
2406. S OLMS -L AUBACH, Franz. Nietzsche and Ear-
ly German and Austrian Sociology. Monographien
und Texte zur Nietzsche-Forschung, Bd. 52. (xxiv
+ 328 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Walter de Gruyter,
2007. ISBN: 9783110181098.
2407. S TEINER, Philippe. L’ecole durkheimienne
et l’economie : sociologie, religion et connaissance.
Travaux de sciences sociales, 204. (369 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Geneve: Droz, 2005. ISBN: 2600009574.
Reviews: [ref. R976]
360-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
2408. A MIGONI, David. Colonies, Cults and Evolu-
tion: Literature, Science and Culture in Nineteenth-
Century Writing. Cambridge Studies in Nineteenth-
Century Literature and Culture, 59. (xi + 237 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521884587.
On the roots of the culture concept in 19th-century
literature, anthropology, evolutionary theory, colo-
nialism, and philosophy.
2409. B USTAMANTE G ARC ÍA, Jesús. “La confor-
mación de la Antropologı́a como disciplina cientı́fica,
el Museo Nacional de México y los Congresos Inter-
nacionales de Americanistas.” In Los americanistas
del siglo XIX, edited by L ÓPEZ -O C ÓN et al. (2005)
[ref. 2415], 171–191.
2410. D EWBURY, Adam. “The American School
and Scientific Racism in Early American Anthropol-
ogy.” In Histories of Anthropology Annual, edited by
DARNELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499], 121–147.
2411. F LUEHR -L OBBAN, Carolyn. “Antenor Firmin,
Nineteenth-Century Pioneering Anthropologist: His
Influence on Anthropology in North America and the
Caribbean.” In Histories of Anthropology Annual,
edited by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499],
167–183.
2412. G LEACH, Frederic W. “Cushing at Cornell:
The Early Years of a Pioneering Anthropologist.” In
Histories of Anthropology Annual, edited by DAR -
NELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499], 99–120.
2413. H ENARE, Amiria J. M. Museums, Anthropol-
ogy and Imperial Exchange. (xix + 323 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Cambridge University Press,
2005. ISBN: 0521835917.
Reviews: [ref. R469]
2414. L AFFERTON, Emese. “The Magyar Mous-
tache: The Faces of Hungarian State Formation,
1867–1918.” Part of a special section:“Science,
Medicine and Nationalism in the Habsburg Empire
from the 1840s to 1918” [ref. 1947]. Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 706–732.
“Outlines the history of Hungarian ethnography
and anthropology and their role in the construc-
tion of the nation and Hungarian liberalism in the
Dualist period (1867–1918).” (from the abstract)
2415. L ÓPEZ -O C ÓN, Leoncio, Jean-Pierre
C HAUMEIL, and Ana V ERDE C ASANOVA. (Eds.)
Los americanistas del siglo XIX: La construcción de
una comunidad cientı́fica internacional. (355 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Madrid: Iberoamericana; Frankfurt am Main:
Vervuert, 2005. ISBN: 8484892239; 3865272428.
Contents:“Introducción,” 1–20; Pascale R IVIALE,
“Las colecciones americanas en Francia en el si-
glo XIX: objetos de curiosidad, objetos de estu-
dio,” 23–39; Pascal M ONGNE, “Désiré Charnay
y la imagen fotográfica de México,” 41–61; Paz
C ABELLO C ARRO, “Florencio Janer, un ameri-
canista y conservador de museos del siglo XIX,”
65–92; Jean-Pierre C HAUMEIL, “Jiménez de la
Espada y los estudios amazonistas desde España,”
93–110; Juan José V ILLAR ÍAS ROBLES, “El pe-
 360. Nineteenth century
ruanismo de sir Clements Markham (1830–1916),”
111–143; Leticia Ariadna M ART ÍNEZ and Ana
V ERDE C ASANOVA, “Las exposiciones ameri-
canistas españolas en la segunda mitad del siglo
XIX,” 145–168; Jesús B USTAMANTE G ARC ÍA,
“La conformación de la Antropologı́a como dis-
ciplina cientı́fica, el Museo Nacional de México y
los Congresos Internacionales de Americanistas,”
171–191 [ref. 2409]; Mónica Q UIJADA, “Améri-
ca Latina en las revistas europeas de antropo-
logı́a, desde los inicios hasta 1880. De la presencia
temática a la participación académica,” 193–212
[ref. 2417]; Sandra R EBOK, “La constitución de la
investigación antropológica alemana a finales del
siglo XIX: actores y lugares del saber americanis-
ta,” 213–244; Pilar ROMERO DE T EJADA, “Las re-
laciones hispano-francesas en la etapa fundacional
del Museo Nacional de Antropologı́a,” 245–258;
Fermı́n DEL P INO D ÍAZ, “La construcción del
americanismo hispano y francés de fines del siglo
XIX, y su doble tradición histórico-naturalista,”
259–283; Leoncio L ÓPEZ -O C ÓN, “La formación
de una malla de corresponsales o de cómo Jiménez
de la Espada se insertó en una comunidad cientı́fica
internacional de americanistas,” 285–310.
Reviews: [ref. R655]
2416. N ICHOLLS, Angus. “Anglo-German Mytho-
logics: The Australian Aborigines and Modern The-
ories of Myth in the Work of Baldwin Spencer and
Carl Strehlow.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 1 (2007):
83–114.
“Examines the respective interpretations of the
Arrernte tribe of central Australian Aborigines
adopted by the English biologist Baldwin Spencer
and the German missionary Carl Strehlow.” (from
the abstract)
2417. Q UIJADA, Mónica. “América Latina en las
revistas europeas de antropologı́a, desde los inicios
hasta 1880. De la presencia temática a la participación
académica.” In Los americanistas del siglo XIX,
edited by L ÓPEZ -O C ÓN et al. (2005) [ref. 2415],
193–212.
2418. ROBINSON, Annabel. The Life and Work
of Jane Ellen Harrison. (xvi + 332 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002.
ISBN : 019924233X.
On this Victorian anthropologist and Greek classi-
cist.
2419. T OOKER, Elisabeth, and Barbara G RAYMONT.
“J. N. B. Hewitt.” In Histories of Anthropology
Annual, edited by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007)
[ref. 499], 70–98.
360-144. LINGUISTICS
2420. A LTER, Stephen G. “Darwin and the Linguists:
The Coevolution of Mind and Language, Part 1.
Problematic Friends.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed.
Sci. 38 (2007): 573–584.
2421. B URCHARDT, Lothar. “The School of Orien-
tal Languages at the University of Berlin—Forging
the Cadres of German Imperialism?” In Science
across the European Empires, 1800–1950, edited by
S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 63–105.
155
2422. S AUNDERS, Barbara. (Ed.) The Debate about
Colour Naming in 19th-Century German Philology.
(199 pp.; bibl.) Leuven: Leuven University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9789058676009.
Reprint of 11 essays from the 1877 to 1883, illus-
trating the complex interplay of the various human
sciences from philology to anthropology and psy-
chology.
360-145. ARCHAEOLOGY
2423. D ÍAZ -A NDREU G ARC ÍA, Margarita. A World
History of Nineteenth-Century Archaeology: Nation-
alism, Colonialism, and the Past. Oxford Studies in
the History of Archaeology. (xii + 486 pp.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780199217175.
2424. DYSON, Stephen L. In Pursuit of Ancient
Pasts: A History of Classical Archaeology in the
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. (xv + 316 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University Press,
2006. ISBN: 0300110979.
On how classical archaeological study was inter-
twined with class, social structure, nationalism,
political ideology, and the development of art mu-
seums in Europe and the United States.
2425. L UCAS, Peter. “Charles Darwin, ‘Little
Dawkins’ and the Platycnemic Yale Men: Intro-
ducing a Bioarchaeological Tale of the Descent of
Man.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 318–346.
2426. M OSER, Stephanie. Wondrous Curiosities:
Ancient Egypt at the British Museum. (xvi + 328 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0226542092.
Deals with two centuries of Egyptology at the
British Museum and how museums shape the pub-
lic perception of the past.
Reviews: [ref. R732]
2427. N OELLI, Francisco Silva, and Lúcio Menezes
F ERREIRA. “A persistência da teoria da degeneração
indı́gena e do colonialismo nos fundamentos da ar-
queologia brasileira.” Translated title: [The Persis-
tence of the Theory of Indigenous Degeneration and
Colonialism within the Theoretical Foundations of
Brazilian Archeology] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 1239–1264.
Focuses on Karl Friedrich Philipp von Martius,
Francisco Adolfo de Varnhagen, and Betty Jane
Meggers.
2428. O’C ONNOR, Anne. Finding Time for the Old
Stone Age: A History of Palaeolithic Archaeology and
Quaternary Geology in Britain, 1860–1960. (xxxix
+ 423 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780199215478.
2429. S OMMER, Marianne. Bones and Ochre: The
Curious Afterlife of the Red Lady of Paviland. (xii +
398 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Har-
vard University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780674024991.
Focusing on excavations of a Welsh cave in three
periods: in 1823 by William Buckland, in the early
1900s by William Sollas, and most recently in 2000
by an interdiciplinary team.
156 360. Nineteenth century
2430. Z IMMERMAN, Virginia. Excavating Victori-
ans. SUNY Series, Studies in the Long Nineteenth
Century. (x + 231 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Albany:
State University of New York Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780791472798.
On reactions to the new understandings of time and
natural history as a result of discoveries in geology
and archaeology.
360-146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE
2431. C ARIGNAN, Michael. “Analogical Reasoning
in Victorian Historical Epistemology.” J. Hist. Ideas
64 (2003): 445–464.
Looks at George Eliot’s and George Henry Lewes’s
understanding of history as analogical as opposed
to inductive.
360-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
2432. A DAMS, Annmarie, and Stacie B URKE. “A
Doctor in the House: The Architecture of Home-
Offices for Physicians in Toronto, 1885–1930.” Med.
Hist. 52 (2008): 163–194.
2433. A DAMS, Annmarie. Medicine by Design:
The Architect and the Modern Hospital, 1893–1943.
Architecture, Landscape, and American Culture Se-
ries. (xxv + 169 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Minneapo-
lis: University of Minnesota Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780816651139.
2434. A LBANESE, Catherine L. “The Aura of Well-
ness: Subtle-Energy Healing and New Age Religion.”
Rel. Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. 10 (2000): 29–55.
Traces the devlopment of the New Age movement
(focusing on spiritual healing) starting in the late
1880’s with Baconianism.
2435. A LBERTI, Fay Bound. “Angina Pectoris and
the Arnolds: Emotions and Heart Disease in the
Nineteenth Century.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 221–236.
2436. A PPEL, Toby A. “Disease and Medicine in
Connecticut around 1800.” In Voices of the New
Republic, edited by Howard R. L AMAR and Christo-
pher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven, Conn.: Connecticut
Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2003), 95–104.
2437. BARROS, Juanita De. “Dispensers, Obeah and
Quackery: Medical Rivalries in Post-Slavery British
Guiana.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 243–261.
2438. BATES, A. W. “ ‘Indecent and Demoralising
Representations’: Public Anatomy Museums in Mid-
Victorian England.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 1–22.
2439. B ELLIN, Joshua David. “Taking the Indian
Cure: Thoreau, Indian Medicine, and the Perfor-
mance of American Culture.” New Engl. Quart. 79
(2006): 3–36.
2440. B ELTR ÃO, Jane Felipe. “Memórias da cólera
no Pará (1855 e 1991): tragédias se repetem?” Trans-
lated title: [Memories of Cholera in Pará (1855
and 1991): Tragedies Repeat Themselves?] In Por-
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2441. B LOM, Ida. “Fighting Venereal Diseases:
Scandinavian Legislation c. 1800 to c. 1950.” Med.
Hist. 50 (2006): 209–234.
2442. B ORSAY, Anne. “Disciplining Disabled Bod-
ies: The Development of Orthopaedic Medicine in
Britain, c.1800–1939.” In Social Histories of Disabil-
ity and Deformity, edited by T URNER and S TAGG
(2006) [ref. 564], 97–116.
2443. B ROOKES, Barbara. “A Corresponding Com-
munity: Dr. Agnes Bennett and Her Friends from the
Edinburgh Medical College for Women of the 1890s.”
Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 237–256.
2444. B UKLIJAS, Tatjana. “Surgery and National
Identity in Late Nineteenth-Century Vienna.” Part of
a special section:“Science, Medicine and Nationalism
in the Habsburg Empire from the 1840s to 1918”
[ref. 1947]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 756–774.
Shows how Viennese surgery split into two camps:
one, headed by Theodor Billroth of the Univer-
sity of Vienna, allied with the German educa-
tional model, German nationalism, and racial anti-
Semitism; and the other, embracing a clinically
oriented medical education for an ethnically and
socially diverse population.
2445. B URNEY, Ian. “The Politics of Particularism:
Medicalization and Medical Reform in Nineteenth-
Century Britain.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social
History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007)
[ref. 4], 46–57.
2446. B UTON, François. “Making Deaf Children
Talk: Changes in Educational Policy towards the Deaf
in the French Third Republic.” In Social Histories of
Disability and Deformity, edited by T URNER and
S TAGG (2006) [ref. 564], 117–125.
2447. B YNUM, W. F., Anne H ARDY, Stephen JA -
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The Western Medical Tradition, 1800 to 2000. (xiii
+ 614 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780521475242.
Contents: Stephen JACYNA, “Medicine in Trans-
formation, 1800-1849”; W. F. B YNUM, “The Rise
of Science in Medicine, 1850-1913”; Christopher
L AWRENCE, “Continuity in Crisis: Medicine,
1914-1945”; Anne H ARDY and E. M. TANSEY,
“Medical Enterprise and Global Response, 1945-
2000.”
Reviews: [ref. R160]
2448. C AMPBELL, Margaret. “What Tuberculosis
Did for Modernism: The Influence of a Curative
Environment on Modernist Design and Architecture.”
Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 463–488.
2449. C ARBONETTI, Adrián, and Marı́a Laura
RODR ÍGUEZ. “Las epidemias de cólera en Córdoba a
través del periodismo: la oferta de productos preserva-
tivos y curativos durante la epidemia de 1867–1868.”
Translated title. [Cholera Epidemics in Córdoba as
Seen through the Press: The Supply of Preventive and
Curative Products during the 1867–68 Epidemic]. In
Spanish. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 405–419.
 360. Nineteenth century
2450. C HAHROUR, Marcel. “ ‘A Civilizing Mis-
sion’? Austrian Medicine and the Reform of Medical
Structures in the Ottoman Empire, 1838–1850.” Part
of a special section:“Science, Medicine and National-
ism in the Habsburg Empire from the 1840s to 1918”
[ref. 1947]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 687–705.
2451. C OHEN, Ben. “Anton Chekhov (1860–
1904)—A 19th Century Physician.” J. Med. Biogr. 15
(2007): 166–173.
2452. C OHEN -G ADOL, Aaron A., and Dennis D.
S PENCER. (Eds.) The Legacy of Harvey Cushing:
Profiles of Patient Care. (xxv + 568 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) New York: Thieme, 2007. ISBN: 1588903893.
On this influential American neurosurgeon.
2453. C OOK, G. C. “Thomas Spencer Wells, Bt
FRCS (1818–97) and His Contributions to Naval
Medicine.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 63–67.
Focuses on his years in the navy rather than on his
more well-known gynecological work.
2454. C OOK, Gordon C. Tropical Medicine: An
Illustrated History of the Pioneers. (xvi + 278 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) London: Academic, 2007.
ISBN : 9780123739919.
2455. C RAWFORD, Cassandra S. “Ghost in the Ma-
chine: A Genealogy of Phantom-Prosthetic Rela-
tions.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, San Fran-
cisco, 2007. Advisor: Clarke, Adele. Pub. no.
AAT 3274702. 347 pp. Spans the period from the
late-1800s through 2005.
2456. DARBY, Robert. “The Benefits of Psycholog-
ical Surgery: John Scoffern’s Satire on Isaac Baker
Brown.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 527–544.
Concening a 19th-century British physician’s prac-
tice of clitorectomy.
2457. D EACON, Harriet. “Racism and Medical Sci-
ence in South Africa’s Cape Colony in the Mid-
to Late Nineteenth Century.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 190–206.
2458. D IGBY, Anne. “Medicine, Race and the Gen-
eral Good: The Career of Thomas N. G. Te Water
(1857–1926), South African Doctor and Medical
Politician.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 37–58.
2459. D OMOSŁAWSKI, Zbigniew. “Jan Ewange-
lista Purkynie w medycynie, nauce i kulturze pol-
skiej.” Translated title: [Jan Ewangelista Purkynie in
Medicine, Science and the Polish culture] In Polish.
Archiwum Hist. Filozofii Med. 69 (2006): 31–40.
A study of Jan Evangelista Purkinje (1787-1868)
in Polish and Czech national culture.
2460. D ONG - WON, Shin. “Western Medicine,
Korean Government, and Imperialism in Late
Nineteenth-Century Korea: The Cases of the Choson
Government Hospital and Smallpox Vaccination.”
Part of a special issue: “History of Medicine and
Biology in East Asia” [ref. 752]. Hist. Scientiarum
13 (2004): 164–175.
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2461. D RACOBLY, Alex. “Theoretical Change and
Therapeutic Innovation in the Treatment of Syphilis
in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France.” J. Hist. Med.
Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 522–554.
2462. E CKART, Wolfgang U. “From Questionnaires
to Microscopes: Founding and Early Years of the
Hamburg Institute of Nautical and Tropical Diseases.”
In Science across the European Empires, 1800–1950,
edited by S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 309–327.
2463. F INE, Eve. “Pathways to Practice: Women
Physicians in Chicago, 1850–1902.” Diss. Abstr. Int.
A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Wisconsin at Madison,
2007. Advisor: Leavitt, Judith Walzer. Pub. no.
AAT 3278791. 476 pp.
2464. G ACHELIN, Gabriel. (Ed.) Les organismes
modèles dans la recherche médicale. Science, histoire
et société. (viii + 285 pp.) Paris: Presses universi-
taires de France, 2006. ISBN: 2130552692.
Focus is on biomedical research in the 19th and
20th centuries.
2465. G ACHELIN, Gabriel. “The Designing of Anti-
Diphtheria Serotherapy at the Institut Pasteur (1888–
1900): The Role of a Supranational Network of
Microbiologists.” Dossier: Science, Industry and
Charities around Diphtheria Serotherapy in France
and Germany [ref. 2514]. Dynamis 27 (2007): 45–62.
2466. G ALLOIS, William. “Local Responses to
French Medical Imperialism in Late Nineteenth-
Century Algeria.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 315–
331.
2467. G ELBIER, Stanley. “Dentistry and the Univer-
sity of London.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 445–462.
2468. G ILLIS, Jonathan. “The History of the Patient
History since 1850.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006):
490–512.
2469. G REEN, Alexa Harcourt. “The Market Cul-
tures of William Beaumont: Ethics, Science and
Medicine in Antebellum America, 1820–1865.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University,
2007. Advisor: Fissell, Mary E. Pub. no. AAT
3262421. 292 pp. Looks at Beaumont’s well
known physiological experiments on digestion
using a single man whose war wound left him with
a permanent gastric fistula.
2470. G RYGLEWSKI, Ryszard W. “Filozofia medy-
cyny Ferdynanda Karola Dworaczka.” Translated
title: [Philosophy of medicine by Ferdynand Karol
Dworzaczek] In Polish. Archiwum Hist. Filozofii
Med. 69 (2006): 41–53.
2471. G RYPMA, Sonya Joy. Healing Henan: Cana-
dian Nurses at the North China Mission, 1888–1947.
(xviii + 292 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Vancouver:
UBC Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780774813990.
2472. G UERRASIO, Venetia M. “Dissecting the
Pennsylvania Anatomy Act: Laws, Bodies, and Sci-
ence, 1880–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
158 360. Nineteenth century
Dissertation at University of New Hampshire,
2007. Advisor: Harris, J. William. Pub. no.
AAT 3260599. 281 pp.
2473. H ALLIDAY, Jane, and Stephen H ALLIDAY.
“Zepherina Veitch (1836–94), Childbed Fever and the
Registration of Midwives.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007):
241–245.
2474. H AWGOOD, Barbara J. “Albert Calmette
(1863–1933) and Camille Guérin (1872–1961): The
C and G of BCG Vaccine.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007):
139–146.
2475. H AWGOOD, Barbara J. “Waldemar Mordecai
Haffkine, CIE (1860–1930): Prophylactic Vaccina-
tion against Cholera and Bubonic Plague in British
India.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 9–19.
2476. H ELMST ÄDTER, Axel. “Das ‘bioche-
mische’ Heilverfahren nach Wilhelm Heinrich
Schüßler und seine Weiterentwicklung durch Diet-
rich Schöpwinkel.” With English summary. Gesnerus
63 (2006): 240–258.
On the biochemical (homeopathic type) therapies
of these 19th-century doctors.
2477. H IGGINS, Peter McRorie. “The Scurvy Scan-
dal at Millbank Penitentiary: A Reassessment.” Med.
Hist. 50 (2006): 513–534.
2478. H OPWOOD, Nick. “Artist versus Anatomist,
Models against Dissection: Paul Zeiller of Munich
and the Revolution of 1848.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007):
279–308.
2479. H URT, Raymond. “George Guthrie (1785–
1856): Surgeon to the Duke of Wellington, and a
Pioneer Thoracic Surgeon.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007):
38–44.
2480. I MBER, Jonathan B. Trusting Doctors: The
Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine.
(xix + 275 pp.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780691135748.
On “the religious underpinnings of the doctor-
patient relationship and...the ultimate place of the
medical profession in American life and culture.”
(from the publisher)
2481. J OHANNISSON, Karin. “Örat som medicinsk
teknik.” Polhem 22 (2004): 9–23.
On auscultation, a new diagnostic medical technol-
ogy of the 19th century, and its part in a revolution-
ary change in medical practice.
2482. J ONES, Edgar, and Simon W ESSELY. “War
Syndromes: The Impact of Culture on Medically
Unexplained Symptoms.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005):
55–78.
A study of symptoms of war casualties from data
gathered from wars waged in the 19th and 20th
centuries.
2483. J ONES, Susan D., and Philip M. T EIGEN. “An-
thrax in Transit: Practical Experience and Intellectual
Exchange.” Isis 99 (2008): 455–485.
On knowledge about the morphology and behavior
of the bacilli, with a focus on the Anglo-American
context.
2484. K ÄSTNER, Ingrid. “Johann von Oppolzer
(1808-1871) als Direktor der Medizinischen Klinik
an der Universität Leipzig.” With English abstract.
NTM 15 (2007): 50–61.
2485. K AUFMAN, Matthew H. “Sir George
Ballingall (1786–1855): Regius Professor of Mili-
tary Surgery in the University of Edinburgh.” J. Med.
Biogr. 15 (2007): 75–81.
2486. K EELAN, Jennifer. “Risk, Efficacy and Viral
Attenuation in Debates over Smallpox Vaccination in
Montreal, 1870–1875.” In Crafting Immunity, edited
by K ROKER et al. (2008) [ref. 2490], 29–51.
2487. K ENNY, Stephen C. “ ‘I can do the child no
good’: Dr. Sims and the Enslaved Infants of Mont-
gomery, Alabama.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
223–241.
2488. K IDD, Colin. “Medicine, Race, and Radical-
ism in the Later Scottish Enlightenment.” In The
Practice of Reform in Health, Medicine, and Science,
1500–2000, edited by P ELLING and M ANDELBROTE
(2005) [ref. 538], 207–222.
2489. KOTTEK, Samuel S. “On Jewish ‘Medical
Dictatorship.’ ” Korot 18 (2006): 205–206.
Regarding anti-Semitic tendencies in German med-
ical science prior to the rise of National Socialism.
2490. K ROKER, Kenton, Jennifer K EELAN, and
Pauline M. H. M AZUMDAR. (Eds.) Crafting Im-
munity: Working Histories of Clinical Immunology.
(viii + 308 pp.; ill.; index.) Ashgate Publishing
Limited, Aldershot, 2008. ISBN: 9780754657590;
0754657590.
Contents: Andrew RUSNOCK, “Making Sense of
Vaccination,” 17-27; Jennifer K EELAN, “Risk,
Efficacy and Viral Attenuation in Debates over
Smallpox Vaccination in Montreal, 1870–1875,”
29-51 [ref. 2486]; Mark JACKSON, “ ‘A Private
Line to Medicine’: The Clinical and Labora-
tory Contours of Allergy in the Early Twentieth
Century,” 55-76 [ref. 3187]; Carla C. K EIRNS,
“Germs, Vaccines, and the Rise of Allergy,” 77-
103; Michael B RESALIER, “Neutralizing Flu: ‘Im-
munological Devices’ and the Making of a Virus
Disease,” 107-144; Kenton K ROKER, “Creatures
of Reason? Picturing Viruses at the Pasteur In-
stitute during the 1920s,” 145-163 [ref. 3195];
Ilana L ÖWY, “Immunology in the Clinics: Re-
ductionism, Holism or Both?” 165-176; Pauline
M. H. M AZUMDAR, “Antitoxin and Anatoxine:
The League of Nations and the Institut Pasteur,
1920–1939,” 177-200? [ref. 2757]; Angela N. H.
C REAGER, “Molecular Surveillance: A History of
Radioimmunoassays,” 201-230 [ref. 3602]; Victo-
ria A. H ARDEN, “Emerging Paradigm, Emerging
Disease: Molecular Immunology and AIDS in
the 1980s,” 231-246 [ref. 3605]; Moira H OWES,
“Conceptualizing the Maternal-Fetal Relationship
in Reproductive Immunology,” 247-271; Christo-
pher J. RUTTY, “Canadian Vaccine Research, Pro-
duction and International Regulation: Connaught
 360. Nineteenth century
Laboratories and Smallpox Vaccines, 1962–1980,”
273-300 [ref. 3725].
2491. M ÄNNIST Ö -F UNK, Tiina. “The Body of a
Real Woman: Medicine in the Young Women’s
Guidebooks Published in Finland, 1890–1923.” In
Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON and H ERRAN
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2492. M ARK, Harry M. “ ‘Until the Sun of Sci-
ence...the True Apollo of Medicine Has Risen’: Col-
lective Investigation in Britain and America, 1880–
1910.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 147–166.
On the movement to organize and collect the obser-
vations of physicians across the country to better
investigate disease.
2493. M ARSTON, Adrian. “The Stathams of Stone
and Islington.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 20–22.
Sherard Freeman Statham (1826-1858) was the
founder of the Royal Northern Hospital, London.
2494. M C C ALLUM, Jack. Leonard Wood: Rough
Rider, Surgeon, Architect of American Imperialism.
(ix + 357 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: New York
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780814756997.
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2495. M ONICA G ARCIA, Claudia. “Las ‘fiebres del
Magdalena’: medicina y sociedad en la construc-
ción de una noción médica colombiana, 1859–1886.”
Translated title: [“Magdalena fevers”: Medicine and
Society in the Construction of a Colombian Medical
Notion, 1859–1886]. In Spanish. Manguinhos 14
(2007): 63–89.
2496. M ONTIEL, Luis. Daemoniaca: Curación
mágica, posesión y profecı́a en el marco del mag-
netismo animal romántico. (158 pp.; ill.) Barcelona:
MRA Ediciones, 2006. ISBN: 8496504042.
On the use of animal magnetism (mesmerism) as
a treatment for nervous illness in Germany at the
beginning of the 19th century.
Reviews: [ref. R722]
2497. M OONEY, Graham. “Infectious Diseases and
Epidemiologic Transition in Victorian Britain? Defi-
nitely.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 595–606.
2498. N EWSOM K ERR, Matthew L. “Fevered
Metropolis: Epidemic Disease and Isolation in Victo-
rian London.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Southern California,
2007. Advisor: Levine, Philippa. Pub. no. AAT
3262682. 575 pp.
2499. N IGHTINGALE, Florence. Bemerkungen zur
Krankenpflege: Die “Notes on Nursing” neu übersetzt
und kommentiert von Christoph Schweikardt und Su-
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2500. N OLTE, Karen. “Carcinoma Uteri and ‘Sexual
Debauchery’—Morality, Cancer and Gender in the
Nineteenth Century.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008):
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2501. N ORMANDIN, Sebastian. “Claude Bernard
and An Introduction to the Study of Experimental
Medicine: ‘Physical Vitalism,’ Dialectic, and Epis-
temology.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007):
495–528.
2502. N UTTALL, Alison. “ ‘Because of Poverty
Brought into Hospital: ...’ A Casenote-Based Anal-
ysis of the Changing Role of the Edinburgh Royal
Maternity Hospital, 1850–1912.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20
(2007): 263–280.
2503. N UTTALL, Alison. “Passive Trust or Active
Application: Changes in the Management of Difficult
Childbirth and the Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hos-
pital, 1850–1890.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 351–372.
2504. O BERL ÄNDER, Christian. “The Rise of Scien-
tific Medicine in Japan: Beriberi as the Driving Force
in the Quest for Specific Causes and the Introduction
of Bacteriology.” Part of a special issue: “History of
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2505. O LS ÉN, Jan Eric. “Osäkra avläsningar.” Pol-
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Looks at how Emil du Bois-Reymond advocated
new electromagnetical techniques in electrophysi-
ology during the 1830s and 40s and the role of the
galvanometer.
2506. O PINEL, Annick. “The Pasteur Hospital as an
Element of Emile Roux’s Anti-Diphtheria Apparatus
(1890–1914).” Dossier: Science, Industry and Char-
ities Around Diphtheria Serotherapy in France and
Germany [ref. 2514]. Dynamis 27 (2007): 83–106.
2507. OWEN, John. “Arthur William Douthwaite
(1848–99), Order of the Double Dragon, MD (USA)
FRGS: Evangelist, Medical Missionary, Explorer.” J.
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2508. PATTERSON, Richard. “Dr. Charles Thomas
Jackson’s (1805–80) Life after Death: The 20th Cen-
tury Mythology.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 147–152.
2509. P EMBERTON, Neil, and Michael W ORBOYS.
Mad Dogs and Englishmen: Rabies in Britain, 1830–
2000. Science, Technology and Medicine in Modern
History. (x + 247 pp.; ill.) Basingstoke: Palgrave
Macmillan, 2007. ISBN: 9780230542402.
2510. P ERRY, Yaron, and Efraim L EV. Modern
Medicine in the Holy Land: Pioneering British Medi-
cal Services in Late Ottoman Palestine. International
Library of Colonial History, 8. (xi + 243 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Tauris Academic Studies,
2007. ISBN: 9781845114893.
2511. P ERRY, Yaron, and Efraim L EV. “Three Gen-
erations of British Physicians in Jerusalem: Internal
Conflict Regarding Their Professional Identity.” Ko-
rot 18 (2006): 67–90.
Focuses on three physicians at the British mis-
sionary hospital in Jerusalem from 1861 to 1943:
Thomas Chaplin, Percy Charles Edward d’Erf
Wheeler, and Ernest William Gurney Masterman.
2512. R ICHARDSON, Robert. The Story of Surgery:
An Historical Commentary. Revised and expanded
160 360. Nineteenth century
edition with bibliography. (vii + 304 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Shrewsbury, England: Quiller, 2004. ISBN:
1904057462.
Concerns progress in surgery in the 19th and 20th
centuries.
Reviews: [ref. R851]
2513. ROBLES, Laura Catalina Dı́az, and Luciano
Oropeza S ANDOVAL. “Las parteras de Guadalajara
(México) en el siglo XIX: el despojo de su arte.”
Dynamis 27 (2007): 237–261.
On how doctors undermined the role of midwives
and women nurses, placing emphasis on formal
education and empiricism.
2514. RODR ÍGUEZ -O CA ÑA, Esteban. “The So-
cial Production of Novelty: Diphtheria Serotherapy,
‘Herald of the New Medicine.’ ” Dossier: Science,
Industry and Charities around Diphtheria Serotherapy
in France and Germany. Dynamis 27 (2007): 21–31.
Introduction to the dossier. Contents: Gabriel
G ACHELIN, “The Designing of Anti-Diphtheria
Serotherapy at the Institut Pasteur (1888–1900):
The Role of a Supranational Network of Micro-
biologists,” 45–62 [ref. 2465]; Jonathan S IMON,
“The Origin of the Production of Diphtheria Anti-
toxin in France, between Philanthropy and Com-
merce,” 63–82 [ref. 2604]; Annick O PINEL, “The
Pasteur Hospital as an Element of Emile Roux’s
Anti-Diphtheria Apparatus (1890–1914),” 83–106
[ref. 2506]; Axel C. H ÜNTELMANN, “Diphtheria
Serum and Serotherapy. Development, Production
and Regulation in fin de siècle Germany,” 107–131
[ref. 2580].
2515. RUSNOCK, Andrea. “Medical Statistics and
Hospital Medicine: The Case of the Smallpox Vac-
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Office as a Social Observatory” [ref. 492]. Centaurus
49 (2007): 337–359.
2516. S CHLUMBOHM, Jürgen. “Les limites du sa-
voir : médecin et femmes enceintes à la maternité de
l’université de Göttingen aux alentours de 1800.” Rev.
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2517. S CHNECK, Peter. “Die Editionsgeschichte der
Wochenschrift Die medicinische Reform (1848/49)
und der Briefwechsel Rudolf Virchows mit seinem
Verleger Georg Reimer.” With English abstract. NTM
15 (2007): 179–197.
2518. S CHROEDER -L EIN, Glenna R. The Encyclo-
pedia of Civil War Medicine. (xv + 421 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.; index.) Armonk, N.Y.: M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 2008.
ISBN : 9780765611710.
2519. S HEEHAN, William, William H. M ELLER,
and Steven T HURBER. “More on Darwin’s Illness:
Comment on the Final Diagnosis of Charles Darwin.”
Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 205–209.
2520. S IMON, Jonathan. “Emil Behring’s Medical
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2521. S MITH, Susan L. Japanese American Mid-
wives: Culture, Community, and Health Politics,
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2522. S TAHNISCH, Frank W. “Instrument Transfer
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2523. S TEINBERG, Holger. Als ob ich zu einer
steinernen Wand spräche: der Nervenarzt Paul Julius
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2524. S TURDY, Steve. “Knowing Cases:
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2525. S WENSON, Kristine. Medical Women and
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Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 2005. ISBN:
0826215661.
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2526. TALLEY, Colin Lee. A History of Multiple
Sclerosis. Healing Society – Disease, Medicine, and
History. (xvii + 201 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
Conn.: Praeger, 2008. ISBN: 9780275997885.
From its classification in France in the 19th century
as a rare disease to its later perception as a common
neurological afliction, the book addresses several
historical questions about MS.
2527. TAYMAN, John. The Colony: The Harrowing
True Story of the Exiles of Molokai. (vi + 421 pp.; ill.;
maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Scribner, 2006. ISBN:
074323300X.
On the Hawaiian leper colony of the 19th- and
20th-century.
Reviews: [ref. R1003]
2528. T HOMPSON, Michele. “French Colonial
Medicine and Pharmacology in Indo-China, 1802–
1954.” In Science across the European Empires,
1800–1950, edited by S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619],
329–343.
2529. T OMKINS, Alannah. “ ‘The Excellent Exam-
ple of the Working Class’: Medical Welfare, Contrib-
utory Funding and the North Staffordshire Infirmary
from 1815.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 13–30.
2530. VAJ, Daniela. Médecins voyageurs : théorie et
pratique du voyage médical au début du XIXe siècle,
d’après deux textes genevois inédits, les mémoires sur
les voyages médicaux 1806–1810 de Louis Odier et
les carnets du voyage médical en Europe 1817–1820
de Louis-André Gosse. Bibliothèque d’histoire de la
médecine et de la santé. (345 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Genève: Georg, 2002. ISBN: 2825707805.
Reviews: [ref. R1031]
2531. VASCONCELOS, Francisco de Assis Guedes
de, and Leonor Maria Pacheco S ANTOS. “Tributo a
Manoel da Gama Lobo (1835-1883), pioneiro na epi-
demiologia da deficiência de vitamina A no Brasil.”
Translated title: [A Tribute to Manoel da Gama Lobo
 360. Nineteenth century
(1835-1883), Pioneer in the Epidemiology of Vitamin
A Deficiency in Brazil] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 1341–1356.
Includes a discussion about Gama Lobo’s advocacy
of nutritional health for slaves.
2532. VOSTRAL, Sharra Louise. Under Wraps: A
History of Menstrual Hygiene Technology. (ix + 181
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lanham: Lexington Books,
2008. ISBN: 9780739113851.
2533. WAGGONER, Jesse. “The Role of the Physi-
cian: Eugene Sanger and a Standard of Care at the
Elmira Prison Camp.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 63
(2008): 1–22.
On the extent of ethical discussions over sub-
standard medical care for POWs during the Civil
War.
2534. W EXLER, Alice. The Woman Who Walked into
the Sea: Huntington’s and the Making of a Genetic
Disease. Foreward by Nancy S. Wexler. (xxiv +
253 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780300105025.
On the early history of this disease and its cultural
meanings as they changed from the 19th to the
early 20th century.
360-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
2535. C ROZIER, Ivan. “Nineteenth-Century British
Psychiatric Writing about Homosexuality before
Havelock Ellis: The Missing Story.” J. Hist. Med.
Allied Sci. 63 (2008): 65–102.
2536. DALE, Pamela, and Joseph M ELLING. (Eds.)
Mental Illness and Learning Disability since 1850:
Finding a Place for Mental Disorder in the United
Kingdom. Routledge Studies in the Social History of
Medicine, 22. (xi + 234 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Routledge, 2006. ISBN: 0415364914.
“This volume challenges recent scholarship and
focuses on a wide range of factors impacting on
the care and confinement of the insane since 1850,
including such things as the community, Poor Law
authorities, local government and the voluntary
sector.” (from the abstract)
2537. G OODHEART, Lawrence B. “Rethinking Men-
tal Retardation: Education and Eugenics in Connecti-
cut, 1818–1917.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004):
90–111.
On the shift in policy of treating patients at the
Connecticut School for Imbeciles, from an empha-
sis on education and assimilation to embrace of
eugenics and segregation.
2538. G UTMANN, Philipp. “Die Entstehung psy-
chischer Störungen ex sexualibus: Erklärungsansätze
zu Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts.” Sudhoffs Arch. 89
(2005): 39–57.
2539. H IPPIUS, Hanns. The University Department
of Psychiatry in Munich: From Kraepelin and His
Predecessors to Molecular Psychiatry. (xi + 280 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Heidelberg: Springer, 2008. ISBN:
9783540740162.
161
2540. L ACHAPELLE, Sofie. “Educating Idiots:
Utopian Ideals and Practical Organization Regarding
Idiocy inside Nineteenth-Century French Asylums.”
Sci. Context 20 (2007): 627–648.
2541. L AFFERTON, Emese. “Murder by Hypnosis?
Altered States and the Mental Geography of Science.”
In Medicine, Madness, and Social History, edited by
B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 182–196.
2542. L IMA, Elizabeth Maria Freire de Araújo, and
Peter Pál P ELBART. “Arte, clı́nica e loucura: um
território em mutação.” Translated title: [Art, Med-
ical Treatment and Insanity: A Territory in Flux] In
Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 709–735.
On “how the fields of mental health and art became
interrelated in Brazil between the mid 19th and
20th centuries.” (from the abstract)
2543. L OVETT, Lisetta. “Thomas Bakewell (1761–
1835): Madhouse Keeper and Moral Therapist.” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 188–194.
2544. L UDLAM, Julianne Gray. “The Double-Edged
Sword of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Historical
Analysis of Trauma Diagnoses.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B
68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at Alliant International University,
2007. Advisor: Cushman, Philip. Pub. no. AAT
3276581. 709 pp. “Examines fourteen influential
medical and academic texts on the topic of trauma
from four time periods: the Victorian Era, the
World War I period, the World War II and Vietnam
era, and the present day.” (from the abstract)
2545. M ARTIN, Shirley A. “Between Kraepelin and
Freud: The Integrative Psychiatry of August Hoch.”
Hist. Psychiat. 18 (2007): 277–299.
2546. M ELLING, Joseph, and Bill F ORSYTHE. The
Politics of Madness: The State, Insanity and Society
in England, 1845–1914. Routledge Studies in the
Social History of Medicine, 20. (xvii + 278 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2006. ISBN:
0415301742.
Reviews: [ref. R702]
2547. O MATA, Waichiro. “A Short History of Psy-
chiatry in Japan.” Part of a special issue: “History of
Medicine and Biology in East Asia” [ref. 752]. Hist.
Scientiarum 13 (2004): 200–208.
2548. P IETIKAINEN, Petteri. Neurosis and Moder-
nity: The Age of Nervousness in Sweden. History of
Science and Medicine Library, 2. (xii + 391 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Boston: Brill, 2007. ISBN: 9789004160750.
Traces “the modern language of discontent, stress
and malaise...back to the birth of modern neuroses
in the 1880s.” (from the publisher)
2549. R EISS, Benjamin. Theaters of Madness:
Insane Asylums and Nineteenth-Century Ameri-
can Culture. (xi + 237 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780226709635; 9780226709642.
2550. S CHUSTER, David G. “Personalizing Illness
and Modernity: S. Weir Mitchell, Literary Women,
162 360. Nineteenth century
and Neurasthenia, 1870-1914.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79
(2005): 695–722.
2551. S ENGOOPTA, Chandak. “ ‘One of the Best-
Known Identity Crises in History’? John Stuart
Mill’s Mental Crisis and Its Meanings.” In Medicine,
Madness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and
P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 173–181.
Explores the historiography of psychohistory re-
garding this particular case.
2552. S K ÅLEV ÅG, Svein Atle. “The Matter of
Forensic Psychiatry: A Historical Enquiry.” Med.
Hist. 50 (2006): 49–68.
Focusing on 19th-century Norway and Denmark.
2553. S UZUKI, Akihito. “Lunacy and Labouring
Men: Narratives of Male Vulnerability in Mid-
Victorian London.” In Medicine, Madness, and Social
History, edited by B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007)
[ref. 4], 118–128.
2554. T OPP, Leslie. “Psychiatric Institutions, Their
Architecture, and the Politics of Regional Autonomy
in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.” Part of a special
section:“Science, Medicine and Nationalism in the
Habsburg Empire from the 1840s to 1918” [ref. 1947].
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 733–
755.
“Examines the planning process and architecture
of two public psychiatric institutions built around
1900 in Trieste and Lower Austria.” (from the
abstract)
2555. V ERWEY, Gerlof. Wilhelm Griesinger: Psych-
iatrie als ärztlicher Humanismus. (109 pp.; ill.) Ni-
jmegen: Arts & Boeve, 2004. ISBN: 9075341318.
Reviews: [ref. R1037]
2556. WANNELL, Louise. “Patients’ Relatives and
Psychiatric Doctors: Letter Writing in the York Re-
treat, 1875–1910.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 297–
313.
“Investigates the practice of letter writing from
family and friends of patients to doctors at the York
Retreat asylum.” (from the abstract)
360-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
2557. A LLEN, Michelle Elizabeth. Cleansing the
City: Sanitary Geographies in Victorian London. (x
+ 225 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Athens: Ohio
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780821417706.
2558. A PPLE, Rima D. Perfect Motherhood: Science
and Childrearing in America. (xii + 209 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Rutgers University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0813537932.
Covers 200 years of American history.
2559. A RMUS, Diego. (Ed.) Avatares de la medi-
calización en América latina 1870-1970. Colección
Salud Colectiva. (304 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Buenos Aires:
Lugar Editorial, 2005. ISBN: 9508922141.
Contents: Diego A RMUS, “Prológo,” 9–13; Diego
A RMUS, “Legados y tendencias en la historiografia
sobre la enfermedad en América latina moderna,”
13–41; Laura M ALOSETTI C OSTA, “Buenos Aires
1871: imagen de la fiebre civilizada,” 41–65; Diego
A RMUS, “Historias de enfermos tuberculosos que
protestan. Argentina, 1920–1940,” 65–101; Susana
B ELMARTINO, “Servicios de salud y sistema poli-
tico: Argentina, Brasil y Chile, 1920–1970,” 101–
145; Nı́sia Trinidade [Trindade] L IMA and Gilberto
H OCHMAN, “Condenado por la raza, absuelto por
la medicina: el Brasil descubierto por el movimien-
to médico-higienista de la Primera República,”
145–171; Sérgio C ARRARA, “Estrategias anti-
coloniales: sı́filis, raza e identidad nacional en el
Brasil de entreguerras,” 171–197 [ref. 3163]; Si-
mone Petraglia K ROPF, Nara A ZEVEDO and Luiz
Otávio F ERREIRA, “La construcción de la enfer-
medad de Chagas como problemática médico so-
cial en Brasil (1909–1950),” 197–229 [ref. 3196];
Claudia AGOSTONI, “Discurso médico, cultura hi-
giénica y la mujer en la ciudad de México entre
fines de siglo XIX y comienzos del siglo XX,”
229–253; Eric Van YOUNG, “Ascenso y caı́da
de una loca utopı́a: el Manicomio General en la
Ciudad de México a comienzos del siglo XX,”
253–275; Alexandra Minna S TERN, “Mestizofi-
lia, biotipologı́a y eugenesia en el México post-
revolucionario: hacia una historia de la ciencia y el
Estado, 1920–1960,” 275–304 [ref. 3057].
Reviews: [ref. R33]
2560. BARNES, David S. The Great Stink of Paris
and the Nineteenth-Century Struggle against Filth
and Germs. (xi + 314 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0801883490.
Reviews: [ref. R63]
2561. B IRN, Anne-Emanuelle. “Child Health in
Latin America: Historiographic Perspectives and
Challenges.” Manguinhos 14 (2007): 677–708.
2562. B RUNTON, Deborah. The Politics of Vaccina-
tion: Practice and Policy in England, Wales, Ireland,
and Scotland, 1800–1874. Rochester Studies in Med-
ical History. (255 pp.; bibl.; index.) Rochester,
N.Y.: University of Rochester Press, 2008. ISBN:
9781580460361.
2563. C ANALEJO, Carmen González. “Cuidados y
bienestar: el trabajo sanitario femenino en respuesta
a la ‘cuestión social’ (1857–1936).” Dynamis 27
(2007): 211–235.
2564. C ARRILLO, Juan L., Encarnación B ERNAL,
and Marı́a Luisa C ALERO. “El higienista Manuel
Pizarro Jiménez (1821–1892) y su discurso doctrinal
‘De la prostitución y de su influencia en las costum-
bres, en la moralidad y en la salud pública’ (1870).”
Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007): 167–201.
2565. C OHEN, William A., and Ryan J OHNSON.
(Eds.) Filth: Dirt, Disgust, and Modern Life. (xxxvii
+ 317 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: University
of Minnesota Press, 2005. ISBN: 0816643008.
“Focuses on filth in literary and cultural materials
from London, Paris, and their colonial outposts in
the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.” (from
the publisher) Contributors: David S. BARNES,
Neil B LACKADDER, Joseph B RISTOW, Joseph
W. C HILDERS, Eileen C LEERE, Natalka F REE -
LAND , Pamela K. G ILBERT, Christopher H AMLIN ,
 360. Nineteenth century
William K UPINSE, Benjamin L AZIER, David L.
P IKE, and David T ROTTER.
Reviews: [ref. R207]
2566. C URTIS, Stephan. “In-Migration and Diph-
theria Mortality among Children in the Sundsvall
Region during the Epidemics of the 1880s.” J. Hist.
Med. Allied Sci. 63 (2008): 23–64.
2567. C URTIS, Stephan. “Midwives and Their Role
in the Reduction of Direct Obstetric Deaths during
the Late Nineteenth Century: The Sundsvall Region
of Sweden (1860–1890).” Med. Hist. 49 (2005):
321–350.
2568. DAVIES, Linda Margaret. “The Conquest of
Infant Mortality: The Case of Hemsworth, 1871–
1911.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 68/04 (2007): 898.
Dissertation at Open University (United Kingdom),
2007. Pub. no. AAT C830370.
2569. F ICHMAN, Martin, and Jennifer E. K EELAN.
“Resister’s Logic: The Anti-Vaccination Arguments
of Alfred Russel Wallace and Their Role in the
Debates over Compulsory Vaccination in England,
1870–1907.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 585–607.
2570. G ILBERT, Pamela K. Cholera and Nation:
Doctoring the Social Body in Victorian England.
SUNY Series, Studies in the Long Nineteenth
Century. (viii + 231 pp.; bibl.; index.) Albany:
State University of New York Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780791473436.
2571. G IR ÃO DE M ORAIS, Rosa Helena de Santana.
“A geografia médica e as expedições francesas para
o Brasil: uma descrição da estação naval do Brasil
e da Prata (1868-1870).” Translated title: [Medical
Geography and the French Expeditions to Brazil: A
Description of the Naval Station in Brazil and the
Prata (1868-1870)]. In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14
(2007): 39–62.
2572. G ODOY, Andresa Michele, Doraci Alves
L OPES, and Rosa Wanda Diez G ARCIA.
“Transformações socioculturais da alimentação hos-
pitalar.” Translated title: [Sociocultural Transforma-
tions in Hospital Food] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 1197–1215.
2573. H ALL, Lesley A. “ ‘Arrows of Desire’: British
Sexual Utopians and the Politics of Health.” In
Medicine, Madness, and Social History, edited by
B IVINS and P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 129–138.
2574. H ANLEY, James G. “Parliament, Physicians,
and Nuisances: The Demedicalization of Nuisance
Law, 1831–1855.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 702–
732.
On the legislative creation of a medicalized health
hazard in nuisance law during 19th-century cholera
epidemics, and the eventual retreat from that law in
the face of local resistance.
2575. H ARDY, Anne I. Ärtze, Ingenieure und
städtische Gesundheit. Medizinische Theorien in der
Hygienebewegung des 19. Jahrhunderts. Kultur der
163
Medizin, Bd. 17. (414 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Campus, 2005. ISBN: 9783593378954.
Reviews: [ref. R450]
2576. H ARDY, Anne Irmgard. “Der Arzt, die Inge-
nieure und die Städteassanierung. Georg Varrentrapps
Visionen zur Kanalisation, Trinkwasserversorgung
und Bauhygiene in deutschen Städten (1860-1880).”
Translated title: [The Doctor, the Engineers and the
Sanitation of the Cities. Georg Varrentrapp’s Vi-
sions of Sewer Systems, Water Supply, and Healthy
Housing in German Cities (1860-1880).] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 91–126.
2577. H EGGIE, Vanessa. “Lies, Damn Lies, and
Manchester’s Recruiting Statistics: Degeneration
as an ‘Urban Legend’ in Victorian and Edwardian
Britain.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 63 (2008): 178–
216.
2578. H OCHMAN, Gilberto, and Diego A RMUS.
(Eds.) Cuidar, controlar, curar: ensaios históricos
sobre saúde e doença na América Latina e Caribe.
Coleção História e saúde. (567 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rio de
Janeiro: Editora Fiocruz, 2004. ISBN: 8575410377.
Contents: Gilberto H OCHMAN and Diego A RMUS,
“Cuidar, controlar, curar em perspectiva histórica:
uma introdução,” 11-28; Ana Maria C ARRILLO,
“Profissões da Saúde e Lutas de Poder no México,
1821–1917,” 29–56; Jaime Larry B ENCHIMOL,
“Febre Amarela e a Instituição da Microbiolo-
gia no Brasil,” 57–98 [ref. 2333]; Carlos Ernesto
N OGUERA, “Luta Antialcoólica e Higiene So-
cial na Colômbia, 1886–1948,” 99–124; Benigno
T RIGO, “Anemia, Bruxas e Vampiros: figuras
para governar a colônia,” 125–156; Beatriz Teix-
eira W EBER, “Fragmentos de um Mundo Oculto:
práticas de cura no sul do Brasil,” 157–216; Steven
PALMER, “Saúde Imperial e Educação Popular: a
Fundação Rockefeller na Costa Rica em uma pers-
pectiva centro-americana, 1914–1921,” 217–248;
Luiz Antonio de Castro S ANTOS, “Poder, Ideo-
logias e Saúde no Brasil da Primeira República:
ensaio de sociologia histórica,” 249–294; Marcos
C UETO, “Tifo, Varı́ola e Indigenismo: Manuel
Núñez Butrón e a medicina rural em Puno, Peru,”
295–330; Nancy Leys S TEPAN, “Eugenia no Bra-
sil, 1917–1940,” 331–392 [ref. 3056]; Diego A R -
MUS , “ ‘Queremos a Vacina Pueyo!!!’: incertezas
biomédicas, enfermos que protestam e a imprensa
– Argentina, 1920–1940,” 393–426; Sérgio C AR -
RARA , “Estratégias Anticoloniais: sı́filis, raça e
identidade nacional no Brasil do entre-guerras,”
427–454; Ann Z ULAWSKI, “Doença Mental e
Democracia na Bolı́via: o Manicomio Pacheco,
1935–1950,” 455–492 [ref. 3263]; Nı́sia Trindade
L IMA and Gilberto H OCHMAN, “ ‘Pouca Saúde e
Muita Saúva’: sanitarismo, interpretações do paı́s e
ciências sociais,” 493–534; Paul FARMER, “Man-
dando Doença: feitiçaria, polı́tica e mudança nos
conceitos da Aids no Haiti rural,” 535–565.
2579. H UMPHREYS, Margaret. Intensely Human:
The Health of the Black Soldier in the American
Civil War. (xxii + 197 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801886966.
Explores the causes and explanations for the high
death rate among black soldiers.
164 360. Nineteenth century
2580. H ÜNTELMANN, Axel C. “Diphtheria Serum
and Serotherapy. Development, Production and Reg-
ulation in fin de siècle Germany.” Dossier: Science,
Industry and Charities Around Diphtheria Serother-
apy in France and Germany [ref. 2514]. Dynamis 27
(2007): 107–131.
2581. JANEIRA, Ana Luı́sa. “Projecto: ‘marcas das
ciências e das técnicas pelas ruas de Lisboa’ com
Cesário Verde à descoberta de Lisboa.” Circum-
scribere 3 (2007): 43–53.
2582. L ÉRTORA M ENDOZA, Celina A. “La sanidad
portuaria Argentina en el siglo XIX.” Translated title:
[Argentina port health policy in the 19th century.] In
Spanish. Circumscribere 2 (2007): 1–9.
Focusing on the Port of Buenos Aires.
2583. L ÓPEZ D ENIS, Adrián. “Higiene pública
contra higiene privada: cólera, limpieza y poder en La
Habana colonial.” E.I.A.L. 14 (2003): 11–34.
2584. M ORAN, Michelle Therese. Colonizing Lep-
rosy: Imperialism and the Politics of Public Health
in the United States. Studies in Social Medicine.
(xiii + 280 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press, 2007. ISBN:
080783145X.
Compares institutions in Hawaii and Louisiana.
2585. N ÉFISSA, Kmar Ben, Anne Marie M OULIN,
and Koussay D ELLAGI. “La rage en Tunisie au XIXe
siècle : recrudescence ou émergence ?” Translated
title: [Rabies in Tunisia during the 19th century: case
increase or disease emergence?] In French. Gesnerus
64 (2007): 173–192.
2586. N UNN, Suzanne. “ ‘Wonderful Effects!!!’
Graphic Satires of Vaccination in the First Decade
of the Nineteenth Century.” In Social Histories of
Disability and Deformity, edited by T URNER and
S TAGG (2006) [ref. 564], 79–94.
2587. P ILCHER, Jeffrey M. The Sausage Rebellion:
Public Health, Private Enterprise, and Meat in Mex-
ico City, 1890–1917. (x + 245 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Albuquerque: University of New Mexico
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0826337961.
Reviews: [ref. R809]
2588. R ICHARDSON, Nigel. “The Uppingham Ty-
phoid Outbreaks of 1875–1877: A Rural Case-Study
in Public Health Reform.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
281–296.
2589. RODRIGUEZ -O CA ÑA, Esteban. (Ed.) The Pol-
itics of the Healthy Life: An International Perspective.
History of Medicine, Health and Disease Series, 4.
(ix + 288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sheffield, UK: Eu-
ropean Association for the History of Medicine and
Health Publications, 2002. ISBN: 9780953652259.
Contents (from publisher): Esteban RODR ÍGUEZ -
O CA ÑA, “The Politics of the Healthy Life: Reflec-
tions in an International Setting”; Gerry K EARNS
and Paul L AXTON, “Ethnic Groups as Public
Health Hazards: The Famine Irish in Liverpool and
Lazaretto Politics”; Pedro Samblás T ILVE, “Drug
Use in Turn-of-the-Century Spain: From Freedom
of Consumption to a Public Health Problem”; Al-
fredo Menéndez NAVARRO, “Shaping Industrial
Health: The Debate on Asbestos Dust Hazards in
the UK, 1928–39”; Shirish N. K AVADI, “‘Wolves
Come to Take Care of the Lamb’: The Rockefeller
Foundation’s Hookworm Campaign in the Madras
Presidency, 1920–28”; Paul W EINDLING, “From
Moral Exhortation to the New Public Health, 1918–
45”; John F. H UTCHINSON, “Promoting Child
Health in the 1920s: International Politics and the
Limits of Humanitarianism”; Gabriele M OSER and
Jochen F LEISCHHACKER, “People’s Health and
Nation’s Body: The Modernisation of Statistics,
Demography and Social Hygiene in the Weimar
Republic”; Marcos C UETO, “Social Medicine in
the Andes, 1920–50”; Lion M URARD and Patrick
Z YLBERMAN, “French Social Medicine on the In-
ternational Public Health Map in the 1930s”; James
A. G ILLESPIE, “Social Medicine, Social Security
and International Health, 1940–60.”
Reviews: [ref. R864]
2590. S ANTOS, Fabiane Vinente dos. “Sexualidade e
civilização nos trópicos: gênero, medicina e moral na
imprensa de Manaus (1895–1915).” Translated title:
[Sexuality and Civilization in the Tropics: Gender,
Medicine, and Morality in the Manaus Press (1895–
1915)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 suppl. (2007):
73–94.
Based on newspapers from Manaus (1895-1915),
the article studies the civilizing project, positivism,
and sexuality, with a focus on venereal diseases
and the government as moral regulator.
2591. S ANTOS, Myrian Sepúlveda dos. “Lazareto da
Ilha Grande: isolamento, aprisionamento e vigilância
nas áreas de saúde e polı́tica (1884-1942).” Trans-
lated title: [Ilha Grande Lazaretto: Isolation, Impris-
onment, and Surveillance in the Fields of Health Care
and Politics (1884-1942)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 1173–1196.
2592. S NELDERS, Stephen, Frans J. M EIJMAN, and
Toine P IETERS. “Heredity and Alcoholism in the
Medical Sphere: The Netherlands, 1850–1900.” Med.
Hist. 51 (2007): 219–236.
2593. T EIGEN, Philip M. “Legislating Fear and the
Public Health in Gilded Age Massachusetts.” J. Hist.
Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 141–170.
On the state’s reaction to an outbreak of human
rabies.
2594. T ROESKEN, Werner. The Great Lead Wa-
ter Pipe Disaster. (x + 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass./London: MIT Press, 2007. ISBN:
0262201674.
Reviews: [ref. R1018]
2595. VOUILLOZ B URNIER, Marie-France, and Vin-
cent BARRAS. De l’hospice au réseau santé : Santé
publique et systèmes hospitaliers valaisans, XIXe–
XXe siècles. (441 pp.; ill.) Sierre: Éditions Mono-
graphic, 2004. ISBN: 2883411093.
Reviews: [ref. R1044]
2596. WADDINGTON, Keir. The Bovine Scourge:
Meat, Tuberculosis and Public Health, 1850-1914.
(ix + 226 pp.; bibl.; index.) Woodbridge, U.K.:
Boydell Press, 2006. ISBN: 1843831937.
 360. Nineteenth century
Reviews: [ref. R1048]
2597. WALLOCH, Karen L. “ ‘A Hot-Bed of the
Anti-Vaccine Heresy’: Opposition to Compulsory
Vaccination in Boston and Cambridge, 1890–1905.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/12 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin -
Madison, 2007. Advisor: Leavitt, Judith Walzer.
Pub. no. AAT 3294105. 467 pp.
2598. W OOD, Pamela J. Dirt: Filth and Decay in a
New World Arcadia. (viii + 264 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2005. ISBN:
1869403487.
Reviews: [ref. R1083]
360-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
2599. C HAUVEAU, Sophie. “Genèse de la ‘sécurité
sanitaire’ : les produits pharmaceutiques en France
aux XIXe et XXe siècles.” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp.
51, no. 2 (2004): 88–117.
2600. C HURCH, Roy. “The British Market for
Medicine in the Late Nineteenth Century: The In-
novative Impact of S. M. Burroughs & Co.” Med.
Hist. 49 (2005): 281–298.
2601. C RELLIN, John K. “The Humble Prescrip-
tion Envelope in the British Medical/Pharmaceutical
Marketplace.” Pharm. Hist. 49 (2007): 131–138.
Prescription envelopes were used from around
1840 to 1948.
2602. H EISS, Hans. Das Archiv der Stadtapothe-
ke Peer in Brixen. Veröffentlichungen des Südtiroler
Landesarchivs, 13. (489 pp.; ill.) Innsbruck: Studien-
Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3706516918.
Reviews: [ref. R466]
2603. K URZER, Frederick. “George S. V. Wills and
the Westminster College of Chemistry and Pharmacy:
A Chapter in Pharmaceutical Education in Great
Britain.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 477–506.
2604. S IMON, Jonathan. “The Origin of the Pro-
duction of Diphtheria Antitoxin in France, between
Philanthropy and Commerce.” Dossier: Science, In-
dustry and Charities around Diphtheria Serotherapy
in France and Germany [ref. 2514]. Dynamis 27
(2007): 63–82.
2605. S INGH, Harkishan. “Jyotish Chandra Ghosh
(1870–1957) – The Forgotten and Unsung Pioneer of
Pharmacy.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 207–222.
2606. S OL ÍS, Sandra Martı́nez, Patricia Aceves PAS -
TRANA , and Alba Morales C OSME. “Una nueva
identidad para los farmacéuticos: la Sociedad Far-
macéutica Mexicana en el cambio de siglo (1890–
1919).” Dynamis 27 (2007): 263–285.
2607. T OMES, Nancy. “The Great American
Medicine Show Revisited.” Originally presented
as the Fielding H. Garrison Lecture at the American
Association for the History of Medicine, 2004. Bull.
Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 627–663.
165
2608. T ORBENSON, Michael, and Jonathon E RLEN.
“A Quantitative Profile of the Patent Medicine Indus-
try in Baltimore from 1863 to 1930.” Pharm. Hist. 49
(2007): 15–27.
2609. WALL, L. Lewis. “Did J. Marion Sims Delib-
erately Addict His First Fistula Patients to Opium?”
J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 336–356.
2610. W ORTHEN, Dennis B. Heroes of Pharmacy:
Professional Leadership in Times of Change. In-
cludes 28 previously published in the Journal of
the American Pharmacists Association and 2 new
articles. (xviii + 236 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washing-
ton, D.C.: American Pharmacists Association, 2008.
ISBN : 9781582121116.
Essays on 28 people important in the history of
pharmacy
360-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
2611. A LVARADO, Jesus. “We Welcomed Foreign
Fabrics and We Were Left Naked: Cotton Textile
Artisans and the First Debates on Free Trade versus
National Industry in Mexico, 1821–1846.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/12 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin -
Madison, 2007. Advisor: Schatzberg, Eric. Pub.
no. AAT 3294067. 434 pp.
2612. B ELOT, Robert, Michel C OTTE, and Pierre
L AMARD. (Eds.) La technologie au risque de
l’histoire. (454 pp.; ill.) Paris: Université de
technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard, 2000. ISBN:
2911289269.
Includes over 30 chapters about various aspects of
the history of technology in the 19th and early 20th
centuries. Contributors include: François C ARON,
Marc O LIVIER, Jean-Olivier R AVEUX, Raul
Manuel F ONTES V ITAL, Christophe KOLLER,
Béatrice V EYRASSAT, Sara B. P RITCHARD, Jean
ROSSELOT, Pierre L AMARD, Philippe T OMSIN,
Gérard E MPOTZ, Nicolas P IERROT, Marie-Laure
G RIFFATON, Michel P ENNANEACH, Jean-Marc
C OMBE, Yves C OHEN, Martine D UQUESNE, De-
nis M ORIN, Louis A NDR É, Laurence M ARTI,
Ichiro KOBAYASHI, Maki YAMASHITA, Ser-
guei V. S NIATKOV, Semen Z. S OUPONITSKI,
Jean-Marie M OINE, Olivier L AVOISY, Olivier
G ARRO, Jacques P ERRIN, Jean-François B EL -
HOSTE, Michel C OTTE, Agnès D’A NGIO , Ho-
ria C OLAN, Thomas P ERRET, Robert L. F ROST,
Andreas F ICKERS, Jean-Jacques C LAIR, Syl-
viane L LINARES, Virginie C HAMPEAU, Yannick
L EMARCHAND, Mathieu D ETCHESSAHAR, David
AUBIN, Robert B ELOT, René A MIABLE, and Alain
C ORTAT.
Reviews: [ref. R81]
2613. B ILLINGTON, David P., and David P.
B ILLINGTON, Jr. Power, Speed, and Form: Engi-
neers and the Making of the Twentieth Century. (xxv
+ 269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0691102929.
166 360. Nineteenth century
On innovations developed between 1876 and 1939
that changed American life: the telephone, electric
power, oil refining, the automobile, the airplane,
radio, the long-span steel bridge, and building with
reinforced concrete.
2614. B ONILLO, Jean Lucien. (Ed.) Les Riviera
de Charles Garnier et de Gustave Eiffel: Le rêve
de la raison. (208 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Marseille:
Imbernon, 2004. ISBN: 2951639619.
On these two 19th-century architects. Includes
three chapters on the Nice Observatory. Con-
tributors: Françoise L E G UET T ULLY, Jean-
Lucien B ONILLO, Jean-Louis H EUDIER, Gisella
M ERELLO, Andréa F OLLI, Jean-Michel L ENIAUD,
and Béatrice B OUVIER. Bilingual in French and
English.
Reviews: [ref. R120]
2615. B ÖSCHE, Klaus, Karl-Heinz H OCHHAUS,
Herwig P OLLEM, and Jürgen TAGGESELL. (Eds.)
Dampfer, Diesel und Turbinen. Die Welt der Schiffs-
ingenieure. Schriften des Deutschen Schiffahrtsmuse-
ums, Bd. 64. (592 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Hamburg: Convent,
2005. ISBN: 9783934613850.
Reviews: [ref. R124]
2616. B REDE, Christina. Das Instrument der Sau-
berkeit. Die Entwicklung der Massenproduktion von
Feinseifen in Deutschland 1850 bis 2000. Cottbuser
Studien zur Geschichte von Technik, Arbeit und
Umwelt, 26. (365 pp.; ill.) Münster: Waxmann,
2005. ISBN: 9783830914396.
Reviews: [ref. R131]
2617. B ROOM, C. Ian. “The History of Crofton
Pumping Station on the Kennet and Avon Canal.”
Trans. Newcomen Soc. 77 (2007): 141–165.
2618. C HEN Xiang-yi. “An Analysis of Technolog-
ical Determinism in Marx’s Technological View.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 29, no.
3 (2007): 85–89.
2619. C OOPER, Carolyn C. “Technology in Transi-
tion: Connecticut Industries, 1800–1832.” In Voices
of the New Republic, edited by Howard R. L AMAR
and Christopher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven, Conn.:
Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2003),
149–170.
2620. DAHLBERG, Laurie Virginia. Victor Regnault
and the Advance of Photography: The Art of Avoiding
Errors. (208 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, NJ:
Princeton University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0691118795.
On the 19th-century French scientist during the
early experimental period of photography, and his
involvement in artistic, commercial, and scientific
aspects of the medium.
2621. D INÇKAL, Noyan. Istanbul und das Wasser.
Zur Geschichte der Wasserversorgung und Abwasse-
rentsorgung von der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts bis
1966. Südosteuropäische Arbeiten, 120. (325 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) München: R. Oldenbourg, 2004. ISBN:
9783486575651.
Reviews: [ref. R286]
2622. F ELDMAN, Maryann P., and Pierre
D ESROCHERS. “Truth for Its Own Sake: Academic
Culture and Technology Transfer at Johns Hopkins
University.” Minerva 42 (2004): 105–126.
Explores university-industry relationships with
regard to the founding mission of the university.
2623. F ETTWEIS, Günter B. Zur Geschichte und Be-
deutung von Bergbau und Bergbauwissenschaften:
21 Texte eines Professors für Bergbaukunde zur Ent-
wicklung des Montanwesens in Europa und speziell
in Österreich. Veröffentlichungen der Kommission
für Geschichte der Mathematik, Naturwissenschaften
und Medizin / Österreichische Akademie der Wis-
senschaften, mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliche
Klasse, Nr. 54. (543 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Wien:
Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wis-
senschaften, 2004. ISBN: 9783700132882.
Reviews: [ref. R334]
2624. F RESSOZ, Jean-Baptiste. “Beck Back in the
19th Century: Towards a Genealogy of Risk Society.”
Part of a special issue on Risk Society in Historical
Perspective [ref. 165]. Hist. & Tech. 23 (2007):
333–350.
Considers the risk society thesis of Ulrick Beck,
focusing on technological controversies, includ-
ing deforestation, vaccination, and the chemical
industry.
2625. G ISPEN, Kees. “Gemeinsamkeiten und Ge-
gensätze. Die Entwicklung des Ingenieurberufs in
Großbritannien und den USA 1800 bis 1950.” Trans-
lated title: [Commonalities and Contrasts. The De-
velopment of the Engineering Profession in Great
Britain and the United States, 1800–1950.] In Ger-
man. Technikgeschichte 73 (2006): 47–59.
2626. G OODAY, Graeme. “Illuminating the Expert-
Consumer Relationship in Domestic Electricity.” In
Science in the Marketplace, edited by F YFE and
L IGHTMAN (2007) [ref. 1952], 231–268.
On late-19th- and early-20th-century popular de-
bates over the use of electricity in the home.
2627. G ORDON, Robert B. “Travel on Connecticut’s
Roads, Bridges, and Ferries, 1790–1830.” In Voices
of the New Republic, edited by Howard R. L AMAR
and Christopher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven, Conn.:
Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2003),
171–182.
2628. G RABER, Frédéric. “Obvious Decisions:
Decision-Making among French Ponts-et-Chaussées
Engineers around 1800.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007):
935–960.
2629. G RANT, H. Roger. The Railroad: The Life
Story of a Technology. Greenwood Technographies.
(xvii + 182 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) Westport, Conn.:
Greenwood Press, 2005. ISBN: 0313330794.
2630. G RIMNES, Ole Kristian. Sam Eyde: den
grenseløse gründer. (477 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oslo:
Aschehoug, 2001. ISBN: 8203226442.
Biography of this Norwegian chemical engineer
and businessman.
Reviews: [ref. R423]
 360. Nineteenth century
2631. G ROSSEWINKELMANN, Johannes. Zwischen
Werk- und Schulbank. Duales System und regio-
nale Berufsausbildung in der Solinger Metallindu-
strie 1869–1945. Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für
Soziale Bewegungen; Schriftenreihe A; Darstellun-
gen, Bd. 27. (366 pp.; bibl.; index.) Essen: Klartext,
2004. ISBN: 9783898612616.
Reviews: [ref. R426]
2632. H ORNBORG, Alf. “Fotavtryck i bo-
mullsfälten: Den industriella revolutionen som
miljöbelastningsförskjutning.” Part of a series on
industrial technology and the environment. [ref. 589].
Polhem 23 (2005): 11–24.
Labor and environmental analysis of the industrial
revolution.
2633. H OY, Teresa Miriam Van. A Social History of
Mexico’s Railroads: Peons, Prisoners, and Priests.
Jaguar Books on Latin America. (xxvi + 237 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Lanham, Md.: Rowman &
Littlefield, 2008. ISBN: 9780742553279.
2634. K ÖNIG, Wolfgang. “Der Ingenieur als Politi-
ker. Otto Intze, Staudammbau und Hochwasserschutz
im Einzugbereich der Oder.” Translated title: [The
Engineer Making Politics. Otto Intze, Storage Dam
Building, and Flood Protection in the Oder Area.] In
German. Technikgeschichte 73 (2006): 27–46.
2635. L AMOREAUX, Naomi R., and Kenneth Lee
S OKOLOFF. (Eds.) Financing Innovation in the
United States, 1870 to the Present. (xii + 503 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0262122898.
Contents: Naomi R. L AMOREAUX and Kenneth
L. S OKOLOFF, “The Organization and Finance of
Innovation in American History”; Naomi R. L AM -
OREAUX, Margaret L EVENSTEIN and Kenneth L.
S OKOLOFF, “Financing Invention during the Sec-
ond Industrial Revolution: Cleveland, Ohio, 1870–
1920”; Steven K LEPPER, “The Organizing and Fi-
nancing of Innovative Companies in the Evolution
of the U.S. Automobile Industry”; Larry N EAL and
Lance E. DAVIS, “Why Did Finance Capitalism
and the Second Industrial Revolution Arise in the
1890s?”; Mary A. O’S ULLIVAN, “Funding New
Industries: A Historical Perspective on the Financ-
ing Role of the U.S. Stock Market in the Twentieth
Century”; Tom N ICHOLAS, “Stock Market Swings
and the Value of Innovation, 1908-1929”; Margaret
B. W. G RAHAM, “Financing Fiber: Corning’s Inva-
sion of the Telecommunications Market”; Kira R.
FABRIZIO and David C. M OWERY, “The Federal
Role in Financing Major Innovations: Information
Technology during the Postwar Period”; Steven W.
U SSELMAN, “Learning the Hard Way: IBM and
the Sources of Innovation in Early Computing”;
Ashish A RORA, Marco C ECCAGNOLI and Wesley
M. C OHEN, “Trading Knowledge: An Exploration
of Patent Protection and Other Determinants of
Market Transactions in Technology and R&D”;
Josh L ERNER, “The Governance of New Firms: A
Functional Perspective”; Michael R. DARBY and
Lynne G. Z UCKER, “Real Effects of Knowledge
Capital on Going Public and Market Valuation.”
2636. L ENTE, Dick van. “Drie maal de geschiedenis
van de techniek in één boek.” Gewina 29 (2006):
167
169–176.
Essay review of Thomas J. M ISA, Leonardo to
the Internet (2004); Mikael H ÅRD, Hubris and
Hybrids (2005); Harry L INTSEN, Made in Holland
(2005) [ref. 2637].
2637. L INTSEN, Harry. Made in Holland: een
techniekgeschiedenis van Nederland (1800-2000).
(384 pp.; ill.; bibl.; maps.) Zutphen, Netherlands:
Walburg Pers, 2005. ISBN: 9057303493.
Reviews: [ref. 2636]
2638. M ELOSI, Martin V. “How Bad Theory Can
Lead to Good Technology: Water Supply and Sew-
erage in the Age of Miasmas.” In Inventing for the
Environment, edited by M OLELLA and B EDI (2003)
[ref. 408], 231–256.
2639. M EYER, David R. Networked Machinists:
High-Technology Industries in Antebellum America.
Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Technology.
(x + 311 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns
Hopkins University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0801884713.
2640. M ILLER, David Philip. “Principle, Practice
and Persona in Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Patent
Abolitionism.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008): 43–72.
2641. M ILLER, Donald G. “Where Did Greenhill’s
Twist Rule Come From?” Int. J. Impact Eng. 32
(2006): 1786–1799.
On Sir George Greenhill’s 1879 study of rifling
twist in ballistics.
2642. M ILLS, Allan A. “The Early History of Insu-
lated Copper Wire.” Ann. Sci. 61 (2004): 453–467.
2643. M OESHART, Herman J. Een miskend genees-
heer: Dr. J. K. van den Broek en de overdracht van
kennis van westerse technologie in Japan 1853-1857.
(256 pp.; ill.; maps; index; bibl.) Amsterdam: De
Bataafsche Leeuw, 2003. ISBN: 9067075671.
Includes a summary in English.
Reviews: [ref. R714]
2644. M OHAJERI, Shahrooz. 100 Jahre Berliner
Wasserversorgung und Abwasserentsorgung 1840–
1940. Blickwechsel: Schriftenreihe des Zentrum
Technik und Gesellschaft der TU Berlin, Bd. 2.
(320 pp.; ill.; maps.) Stuttgart: Steiner, 2005. ISBN:
9783515085410.
Reviews: [ref. R715]
2645. M ONTE, Almerinda, Monika ROELING, and
Jetse R EIJENGA. Photography and Sustainability
in Historical Perspective. (80 pp.; ill.) Eindhoven:
Department of Chemical Engineering and Chem-
istry, Eindhoven Technical University, 2007. ISBN:
9789081128612.
2646. M ORTON, David L. Sound Recording: The
Life Story of a Technology. Greenwood Technogra-
phies. (xv + 215 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2004. ISBN: 0313330905.
2647. N YSTROM, Eric Charles. “Learning to See:
Visual Tools in American Mining Engineering, 1860–
1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/01 (2008).
168 360. Nineteenth century
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University,
2008. Advisor: Leslie, Stuart W. Pub. no. AAT
3295796. 399 pp. On visual tools such as mine
maps, blueprints, photographs, and models that
miners employed.
2648. O LSSON, Sven-Olof. “Teknik och ent-
reprenörskap inom svensk maskinindustri för
träbearbetning; exemplet Waco.” Polhem 18/19
(2000/2001): 59–112.
2649. R EES, Jonathan. “ ‘I Did Not Know...Any
Danger Was Attached’: Safety Consciousness in the
Early American Ice and Refrigeration Industries.”
Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 541–560.
2650. R EICHART-B URIKUKIYE, Christiane. Gari
la moshi—Modernität und Mobilität. Das Leben mit
der Eisenbahn in Deutsch-Ostafrica. Geschichte, 54.
(116 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Münster: Lit, 2005. ISBN:
9783825874384.
Reviews: [ref. R837]
2651. R EININGHAUS, Wilfried, and Karl T EPPE.
(Eds.) Verkehr und Region im 19. und 20. Jahrhun-
dert: westfälische Beispiele. Forschungen zur Re-
gionalgeschichte, 29. (viii + 436 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.) Paderborn: F. Schöningh, 1999. ISBN:
9783506796011.
Reviews: [ref. R841]
2652. ROBERTSON, Frances. “The Aesthetics of Au-
thenticity: Printed Banknotes as Industrial Currency.”
Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 31–50.
On popular trust in paper currency in early 19th-
century Britain.
2653. ROCA ROSELL, Antoni, and Carles P UIG P LA.
“Francesc Santponç i Roca (1756–1821) i el projecte
per crear escoles de mecànica a totes les provı́ncies
espanyoles [1813].” Quad. Hist. Engin. 8 (2007):
343–358.
2654. RUSSELL, Andrew Lawrence. “ ‘Industrial
Legislatures’: Consensus Standardization in the Sec-
ond and Third Industrial Revolutions.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 68/11 (2008).
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University,
2008. Advisor: Leslie, Stuart W. Pub. no. AAT
3288527. 382 pp. “Consensus standardization is
a social process in which technical experts from
public, private, and non-profit sectors negotiate
the direction and shape of technological change.”
(from the abstract)
2655. S CHIFFER, Michael B. Power Struggles: Sci-
entific Authority and the Creation of Practical Elec-
tricity before Edison. (xii + 420 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780262195829.
Focuses on the commercial nature of electrical
technologies in the context of the development of
corporate capitalism.
2656. S CHIFFER, Michael B. “The Electric Light-
house in the Nineteenth Century: Aid to Navigation
and Political Technology.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005):
275–305.
2657. S HULMAN, Peter Adam. “Empire of Energy:
Environment, Geopolitics, and American Technology
before the Age of Oil.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06
(2007).
Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 2007. Advisor: Kaiser, David I. Pub. no. AAT
0818748.
2658. S KINNER, H. Catherine W., and Brian J.
S KINNER. “Mines, Minerals, Quarries, and Fuels:
Connecticut, 1800–1832.” In Voices of the New
Republic, edited by Howard R. L AMAR and Christo-
pher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven, Conn.: Connecticut
Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2003), 183–196.
2659. S MITH, Crosbie, and Anne S COTT. “ ‘Trust
in Providence’: Building Confidence into the Cunard
Line of Steamers.” Tech. & Cult. 48 (2007): 471–496.
“Shows how a particular form of evangelical
Christianity, central to the theology of Scotland’s
Thomas Chalmers, helped define the business and
technological culture of the small group of Glas-
gow shipowners and engineers.” (p. 472)
2660. T I Ó I S AULEDA, Salvador. “Ferran i Paulı́: La
instantaneidad en Fotografia.” Quad. Hist. Engin. 8
(2007): 51–269.
On the influence of this late 19th-century book on
photographic technology in Spain and elsewhere.
2661. W HITE, John H. “War of the Wires: A Curious
Chapter in Street Railway History.” Tech. & Cult. 46
(2005): 374–384.
On the legal and political factors responsible for
the unusual way of wiring streetcars in Cincinnati.
2662. W IGFULL, Phil. “The Dakeyne Disc Engine.”
Trans. Newcomen Soc. 77 (2007): 261–287.
About a unique hydraulic engine devised for mill
work in the early 1800s and its short-lived popular-
ity in mines and boats.
360-161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
2663. B ODEN, Margaret A. “D’Arcy Thompson: A
Grandfather of A-Life.” In The Mechanical Mind in
History, edited by H USBANDS et al. (2008) [ref. 604],
41–60.
2664. B RITTON, John A. “ ‘The Confusion Provoked
by Instantaneous Discussion’: The New International
Communications Network and the Chilean Crisis of
1891–1892 in the United States.” Tech. & Cult. 48
(2007): 729–757.
On the way that the telegraph speeded up inter-
national communications and heightened a diplo-
matic crisis.
2665. B ULLOCK, Seth. “Charles Babbage and the
Emergence of Automated Reason.” In The Mechan-
ical Mind in History, edited by H USBANDS et al.
(2008) [ref. 604], 19–40.
2666. G ORDON, John Steele. A Thread across the
Ocean: The Heroic Story of the Transatlantic Cable.
 370. Twentieth century
(xii + 240 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walker
& Co., 2002. ISBN: 0802713645.
2667. ROEGEL, Denis. “An Early (1844) Key-Driven
Adding Machine.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 1
(2008): 59–65.
2668. W ETTON, Jenny. “The Early History of Tele-
phony in Manchester, 1877–1898.” Trans. Newcomen
Soc. 77 (2007): 245–260.
2669. W OBRING, Michael. Die Globalisierung der
Telekommunikation im 19. Jahrhundert: Pläne, Pro-
jekte, und Kapazitätsausbauten zwischen Wirtschaft
und Politik. Europäische Hochschulschriften, Reihe
3; Geschichte und ihre Hilfswissenschaften, 1012.
(370 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) New York: P. Lang, 2005.
ISBN : 9783631536223.
Reviews: [ref. R1081]
360-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
2670. BARRAGAN A RCE, Mario Julio. “Explo-
rations into the Workings of Biological Innovations
in the Absence of Secrecy or Intellectual Property
Rights: United States Strawberry Varieties before
1930.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2007.
Advisor: Schuh, G. Edward and Michele Boldrin.
Pub. no. AAT 3268971. 212 pp.
2671. BAUER, Reinhold. “Der Elektropflug als ‘Me-
dienereignis’ im Deutschen Kaiserreich.” Translated
title: [The Electrical Plough as a “Media Event ” in
the German Empire.] In German. Technikgeschichte
73 (2006): 95–114.
2672. C OOKE, Kathy J. “Art and Science in Crop
and Livestock Improvement: The Connecticut Towns
Survey and Agricultural Change around 1800.” In
Voices of the New Republic, edited by Howard R.
L AMAR and Christopher P. B ICKFORD (New Haven,
Conn.: Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences,
2003), 37–43.
2673. D ESSAUX, Pierre-Antoine. “Chemical Exper-
tise and Food Market Regulation in Belle-Epoque
France.” Part of a special issue on Risk Society in
Historical Perspective [ref. 165]. Hist. & Tech. 23
(2007): 351–368.
2674. G UILLEM -L LOBAT, Ximo. “Food Quality
Controls in the European Periphery: Valencian Sci-
entists and Laboratories in the Late Nineteenth Cen-
tury.” In Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON and
H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 301–324.
2675. H OLLANDER, Gail M. Raising Cane in the
’Glades: The Global Sugar Trade and the Transfor-
mation of Florida. (xviii + 348 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780226349503.
2676. K UMAR, Prakash. “Plantation Science: Im-
proving Natural Indigo in Colonial India, 1860–
1913.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007): 537–565.
169
2677. O GAWA, Mariko. “An Allegorical Picture?
Liebig and the Royal Agricultural Society of Eng-
land.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi Ken.
(Chem.) 34 (2007): 137–152.
Close study of an illustration of the participants at a
meeting of the Society, in which Justus von Liebig
is drawn in, though was not in fact present.
2678. O REL, Vı́tězslav. “Animal Breeding and Dis-
ease Control in the Context of the Origin and the
Development of Genetics, 1800–1950.” In Pratum
floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9],
359–367.
2679. S TRAUMANN, Lukas. Nützliche Schädlinge:
Angewandte Entomologie, chemische Industrie und
Landwirtschaftspolitik in der Schweiz 1874–1952.
Interferenzen, 9. (392 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Zürich:
Chronos, 2005. ISBN: 3034006950.
Reviews: [ref. R987]
2680. W ILLIAMS, Susan. Food in the United States,
1820s–1890. Food in American History. (xv + 240
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0313332452.
360-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
(includes manned and unmanned space travel)
2681. D EE, Richard. The Man Who Discovered
Flight: George Cayley and the First Airplane. (xi +
328 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto, Canada: McClel-
land & Stewart, 2007. ISBN: 0771029713.
On this 19th-century inventor and his development
of heavier than air flight.
370. TWENTIETH CENTURY, EARLY
(includes topics covering the entire 20th century)
370-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
2682. G ALISON, Peter, Gerald James H OLTON, and
S. S. S CHWEBER. (Eds.) Einstein for the 21st Cen-
tury: His Legacy in Science, Art, and Modern Culture.
(xviii + 363 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Prince-
ton University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780691135205.
Includes essays by artists, historians, scientists, and
social scientists who explore Einstein’s influence
on their work. Contents: Gerald H OLTON, “Who
Was Einstein? Why Is He Still So Alive?” 3-14;
Lorraine DASTON, “A Short History of Einstein’s
Paradise beyond the Personal,” 15-26; Hanoch
G UTFREUND, “Einstein’s Jewish Identity,” 27-34
[ref. 797]; Yehuda E LKANA, “Einstein and God,”
35-47 [ref. 2738]; Yaron E ZRAHI, “Einstein’s
Unintended Legacy: The Critique of Common-
Sense Realism and Post-Modern Politics,” 48-58
[ref. 2784]; Susan N EIMAN, “Subversive Einstein,”
59-71; Silvan S. S CHWEBER, “Einstein and Nu-
clear Weapons,” 72-99; Linda D. H ENDERSON,
“Einstein and 20th-Century Art: A Romance of
Many Dimensions,” 101-129 [ref. 2727]; Caroline
A. J ONES, “Rendering Time,” 130-149; Matthew
170 370. Twentieth century
R ITCHIE, “Into the Bleed: Einstein and 20th-
Century Art,” 150-160; Leon B OTSTEIN, “Einstein
and Music,” 161-175; E. L. D OCTOROW, “See-
ing the Unseen,” 176-183; Peter L. G ALISON,
“The Assassin of Relativity,” 185-204; Michael L.
F RIEDMAN, “Space, Time and Geometry: Einstein
and Logical Empiricism,” 205-216 [ref. 2787];
Dudley H ERSCHBACH, “Einstein as a Student,”
217-238; Jürgen R ENN, “Learning from Einstein:
Innovation in Science,” 239-256; Jürg F R ÖHLICH,
“Einstein and h: Advances in Quantum Mechan-
ics,” 257-269 [ref. 2853]; A. Douglas S TONE,
“Einstein’s Unknown Contribution to Quantum
Theory,” 270-286; David G ROSS, “Einstein and
the Quest for a Unified Theory,” 287-298; Lisa
R ANDALL, “Energy in Einstein’s Universe,” 299-
310.
2683. G LYNN, Jenifer. “Rosalind Franklin: 50 Years
On.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 253–255.
An account written by Franklin’s sister.
2684. G ODIN, Benoı̂t. “From Eugenics to Sciento-
metrics: Galton, Cattell, and Men of Science.” Soc.
Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 691–728.
The article argues that the eugenic interest in great
men and heredity was the source of efforts to find
ways of measuring science, and it explores how
Cattell measured eminence in his directory of men
of science.
2685. H ALL, Nancy S. “R. A. Fisher and His Ad-
vocacy of Randomization.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007):
295–325.
On Fisher’s statistical methods and his principles
of experimental design.
2686. H ALPERN, Orit. “Dreams for Our Perceptual
Present: Temporality, Storage, and Interactivity in
Cybernetics.” Configurations 13 (2005 [2007]): 283–
319.
Looks at the work of Norbert Wiener and other
cyberneticians and neuroscientists and its relation
to time, memory, and information storage.
2687. H ARGITTAI, István, and Magdolna H ARGIT-
TAI . Candid Science VI: More Conversations with
Famous Scientists. (x + 885 pp.; ill.; index.) London:
Imperial College Press, 2006. ISBN: 9781860946936.
2688. K LEINT, Christian. “Julius Edgar Lilienfeld:
Life and Profession.” Prog. Surf. Sci. 57 (1998):
253–328.
On the Austrian-Hungarian physicist.
2689. L ASZLO, Pierre. Essay review. Ambix 54
(2007): 213–216.
Essay review of István H ARGITTAI, Candid Sci-
ence Edited by Magdolna H ARGITTAI. (2000)
[ref. 2913]; Peter DAY, Nature Not Mocked (2005);
Deborah D. L. C HUNG (ed.), The Road to Scientific
Success (2006) [ref. 3423]; Balazs H ARGITTAI,
Candid Science V (2005).
2690. L IGHTMAN, Alan P. The Discoveries: Great
Breakthroughs in 20th-Century Science. (xviii + 553
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Pantheon Books,
2005. ISBN: 0375421688.
Includes commentary along with the primary
sources themselves.
2691. O HANIAN, Hans C. Einstein’s Mistakes: The
Human Failings of Genius. (xix + 394 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: W. W. Norton, 2008. ISBN:
9780393062939.
Focuses on what his mistakes tell us about his
thinking.
2692. PARTINGTON, John S. (Ed.) H. G. Wells in
Nature, 1893–1946: A Reception Reader. Arbeiten
zur Literarischen Phantastik, 3. (x + 514 pp.; bibl.)
Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 2008. ISBN: 9783631571101.
Reprints all of the works in the journal Nature
that Wells wrote, all of the reviews of his works
published, and all of the reports about him, along
with responses to these pieces.
2693. PASACHOFF, Naomi. “A Not Quite Random
Walk through Some Scientific Lives.” Metascience
16 (2007): 225–237.
Essay review of Denis B RIAN, The Curies (2005);
Abraham PAIS, J. Robert Oppenheimer (2007);
Nina B YERS and Gary A. W ILLIAMS (eds.), Out
of the Shadows (2006).
2694. P IAS, Claus, and Heinz VON F OERSTER.
(Eds.) Cybernetics: The Macy-Conferences 1946-
1953. Vol. 1: Transactions. (736 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Zürich: Diaphanes, 2003. ISBN:
9783935300353.
“Includes the complete text of the five volume
documentation of the Macy-Conferences on Cy-
bernetics.” (from WorldCat record)
Reviews: [ref. R806]
2695. S CHWEBER, Silvan S. Einstein and Oppen-
heimer: The Meaning of Genius. (xiv + 412 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780674028289.
2696. W INCHESTER, Simon. The Man Who Loved
China: The Fantastic Story of the Eccentric Scientist
Who Unlocked the Mysteries of the Middle King-
dom. (xii + 316 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New
York: HarperCollins, 2008. ISBN: 9780060884598;
0060884592.
Biography of Joseph Needham.
370-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS
2697. E LMAN, Benjamin A. “New Directions in the
History of Modern Science in China: Global Science
and Comparative History.” Introduction to Focus
section on “Science and Modern China.” Isis 98
(2007): 517–523.
Contents: Fa-ti FAN, “Redrawing the Map: Science
in Twentieth-Century China,” 524–538 [ref. 2698];
Danian H U, “The Reception of Relativity in
China,” 539–557 [ref. 2867]; Zuoyue WANG, “Sci-
ence and the State in Modern China,” 558–570
[ref. 2721]; Sigrid S CHMALZER, “On the Appro-
priate Use of Rose-Colored Glasses: Reflections on
Science in Socialist China,” 571–583 [ref. 3470];
Grace S HEN, “Murky Waters: Thoughts on De-
sire, Utility, and the ‘Sea of Modern Science,’ ”
584–596 [ref. 2701].
 370. Twentieth century
2698. FAN, Fa-ti. “Redrawing the Map: Science in
Twentieth-Century China.” Part of Focus section:
“Science and Modern China” [ref. 2697]. Isis 98
(2007): 524–538.
2699. K ŬNBAE, Kim. Han’guk kŭndae kwahak kisul
illŏk ŭi ch’ulhyŏn. Translated title: [The Emergence
of Modern Korean Scientific and Technological Man-
power] In Korean. Seoul: Munhak kwa chisŏngsa,
2005.
On Korean science from 1897 to 1945.
Reviews: [ref. R600]
2700. R EISMAN, Arnold. Turkey’s Modernization:
Refugees from Nazism and Atatürk’s Vision. (xxvii +
572 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: New
Academia Publishing, 2006. ISBN: 0977790886.
Close study of the institutionalization of modern
science in Turkey through the eyes of émigré intel-
lectuals.
Reviews: [ref. R842]
2701. S HEN, Grace. “Murky Waters: Thoughts on
Desire, Utility, and the ‘Sea of Modern Science.’ ”
Part of Focus section: “Science and Modern China”
[ref. 2697]. Isis 98 (2007): 584–596.
370-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
2702. H ESSLER, Martina. “Science in the City:
European Traditions and American Models.” In Ur-
ban Machinery, edited by H ÅRD and M ISA (2008)
[ref. 3347], 211–232.
2703. N IELSEN, Kristian Hvidtfelt. “Enacting
the Social Relations of Science: Historical (Anti-)
Boundary-Work of Danish Science Journalist Børge
Michelsen.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 171–
188.
On Michelsen’s work from 1939 to 1956 when
he pushed science journalism to embrace a social
function and discuss the social relations of science.
2704. N YE, Mary Jo. “Historical Sources of Science-
as-Social-Practice: Michael Polanyi’s Berlin.” Hist.
Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (2007): 409–434.
On Polanyi’s experiences working at the Kaiser-
Wilhelm-Gesellschaft Institutes from 1920 to 1933.
2705. S ARLO, Beatriz. The Technical Imagination:
Argentine Culture’s Modern Dreams. Translated by
Xavier C ALLAHAN. (xiii + 185 pp.; bibl.) Stan-
ford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780804735421.
Original Spanish edition: La imaginación tecnica:
sueños modernos de la cultura argentina (Buenos
Aires: Ediciones Nueva Visión, 1992). “Examines
how technology entered the popular imagination in
1920s and 1930s Argentina.” (from the publisher)
370-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS
2706. D OWBIGGIN, Ian. A Merciful End: The Eu-
thanasia Movement in Modern America. (xix + 250
171
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 2003. ISBN: 0195154436.
2707. H EDFORS, Eva. “Medical Ethics in the Wake
of the Holocaust: Departing from a Postwar Paper by
Ludwik Fleck.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci.
38 (2007): 642–655.
370-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
2708. F ULLER, Steve. “Learning from Error: An
Autopsy of Bernalism.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007): 463–
466.
Response to: Gary W ERSKEY, “The Marxist Cri-
tique of Capitalist Science” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
397–461 [ref. 2722]
2709. F UNIGIELLO, Philip J. Chronic Politics:
Health Care Security from FDR to George W. Bush.
(xii + 395 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lawrence: University
Press of Kansas, 2005. ISBN: 0700613994.
Reviews: [ref. R375]
2710. G ORMLEY, Melinda. “Geneticist L. C. Dunn:
Politics, Activism, and Community.” Diss. Abstr. Int.
A 68/01 (2007): 322.
Dissertation at Oregon State University, 2007. Ad-
visor: Nye, Mary Jo. Pub. no. AAT 3247822. 549
pp. On Dunn’s professional years at Columbia Uni-
versity from the 1920s to the 1950s, and especially
his socio-political activism.
2711. G REENE, J. Megan. The Origins of the De-
velopmental State in Taiwan: Science Policy and the
Quest for Modernization. (xii + 224 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780674027701.
2712. K REMENTSOV, Nikolai. “Big Revolution,
Little Revolution: Science and Politics in Bolshevik
Russia.” Soc. Res. 73 (2006): 1173–1204.
2713. K UMAR, Deepak. “Reconstructing India: Dis-
unity in the Science and Technology for Develop-
ment Discourse, 1900–1947.” Volume title: Nature
and Empire: Science and the Colonial Enterprise
[ref. 617]. Osiris 15 (2000): 241–257.
2714. L UNDIN, Per. “Controlling Space: Scientific
City Planning in Sweden between 1930 and 1970.”
In Taking Place, edited by BARALDI et al. (2006)
[ref. 3329], 127–150.
2715. NAWA Kotaro. “Intellectual Property Rights
and Technological Development.” [Translated title.]
In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
241–250.
2716. O’D ONNELL, Sean Tath. “Courting Science,
Binding Truth: A Social History of Frye v. United
States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at Harvard University. Advisor: Har-
rington, Anne. Pub. no. AAT 3285520. 430
pp. “Frye v. U.S. (1923) ... set the standard of
‘general acceptance’ for the admission of novel
scientific evidence and denied admission of the
172 370. Twentieth century
Martson deception test—a lie detector test.” (from
the abstract)
2717. PAK Myong-gyu and S O Ho-ch‘ol. Singmin
kwollyok kwa t‘onggye: Choson Ch‘ongdokpu ui
t‘onggye ch‘eje wa sensosu. Translated title: [Colo-
nial authority and statistics: the statistics system of
the Chosŏn government-general and its censuses]. In
Korean. (viii + 144 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Seoul,
Korea: Seoul National University Press, 2003. ISBN:
9788952104663.
Reviews: [ref. R783]
2718. ROCA -ROSELL, Antoni. “Professionalism and
Technocracy: Esteve Terradas and Science Policy in
the Early Years of the Franco Regime.” Part of a
series on Science in 20th-century Spain [ref. 2856].
Minerva 43 (2005): 147–162.
2719. T URCHETTI, Simone. “The Invisible Busi-
nessman: Nuclear Physics, Patenting Practices, and
Trading Activities in the 1930s.” Hist. Stud. Phys.
Biol. Sci. 37 (2006): 153–172.
Focus is on Enrico Fermi and his group during the
rise of the Italian Fascist regime.
2720. WALKER, Mark. “ ‘Nazi Science’? Natural
Science in National Socialism.” In Kämpferische Wis-
senschaft, edited by H OSSFELD (2003) [ref. 2771],
993–1012.
2721. WANG, Zuoyue. “Science and the State in
Modern China.” Part of Focus section: “Science and
Modern China” [ref. 2697]. Isis 98 (2007): 558–570.
2722. W ERSKEY, Gary. “The Marxist Critique of
Capitalist Science: A History in Three Movements?”
Sci. Cult. 16 (2007): 397–461.
On 20th-century movements mixing politics and
science, including Marxism, freedom in science,
capitalism, socialism, radical science, “pure” sci-
ence, the political left, and post-Marxism.
2723. W ERSKEY, Gary. “The Visible College Revis-
ited: Second Opinions on the Red Scientists of the
1930s.” Minerva 45 (2007): 305–319.
Essay review of Andrew B ROWN, J.D. Bernal
(2005); Mary Jo N YE, Blackett (2004).
2724. Z IMMERMAN, David. “The Society for the
Protection of Science and Learning and the Politi-
cization of British Science in the 1930s.” Minerva 44
(2006): 25–45.
370-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
2725. A BBOTT, Carl. Frontiers Past and Future:
Science Fiction and the American West. (viii + 230
pp.; bibl.; index.) Lawrence: University Press of
Kansas, 2006. ISBN: 0700614303.
Reviews: [ref. R2]
2726. BARNIER, Martin. “Une histoire technolo-
gique : l’exemple du son avant le ‘parlant.’ ” Rev.
Hist. Mod. Contemp. 51, no. 4 (2004): 10–20.
Focus is on cinematography around the time of the
First World War.
2727. H ENDERSON, Linda D. “Einstein and 20th-
Century Art: A Romance of Many Dimensions.” In
Einstein for the 21st Century, edited by G ALISON et
al. (2008) [ref. 2682], 101–129.
There are also other chapters on Einstein and art
and music in this collection.
2728. Q UINN, Stephen C. Windows on Nature: The
Great Habitat Dioramas of the American Museum of
Natural History. (179 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Harry N. Abrams, 2006. ISBN: 0810959402.
Reviews: [ref. R827]
2729. ROOT-B ERNSTEIN, Robert. “Niko Tinber-
gen’s Visual Arts.” Leonardo 40 (2007): 68–69.
2730. RUITER, Frans. “Vrolijke en minder vrolijke
wetenschap. Een confrontatie tussen Gerrit Krol en
Willem Frederik Hermans.” With English summary.
Gewina 29 (2006): 230–239.
On the scientific ideas of these two Dutch intellec-
tuals.
2731. W EGENER, Daan. “Faustische wetenschap en
de Tovenaar. De wetenschap van het leven bij Thomas
Mann.” With English summary. Gewina 29 (2006):
255–268.
370-26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND
ETHNICITY
(for eugenics, see 135-Human biology)
2732. W EINDLING, Paul. “The Evolution of Jewish
Identity: Ignaz Zollschan between Jewish and Aryan
Race Theories, 1910–1945.” In Jewish Tradition and
the Challenge of Darwinism, edited by C ANTOR and
S WETLITZ (2006) [ref. 805], 116–136.
370-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
2733. B OISVERT, Kate Grayson. Religion and the
Physical Sciences. Greenwood Guides to Science and
Religion. (xxx + 317 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
CT: Greenwood Press, 2008. ISBN: 0313332843.
Looks at events over the last 100 years.
2734. B OWLER, Peter J. “Julian Huxley: Religion
without Revelation.” In Eminent Lives in Twentieth-
Century Science and Religion, edited by RUPKE
(2007) [ref. 2743], 139–156.
2735. C HERRY, Shai. “Crisis Management via Bib-
lical Interpretation: Fundamentalism, Modern Or-
thodoxy, and Genesis.” In Jewish Tradition and the
Challenge of Darwinism, edited by C ANTOR and
S WETLITZ (2006) [ref. 805], 166–187.
2736. C LARK, Constance Areson. God—or Gorilla:
Images of Evolution in the Jazz Age. Medicine,
Science, and Religion in Historical Context. (xvi +
289 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780801888250.
“Explores the efforts of biologists to explain evolu-
tion to a confused and conflicted public during the
1920s.” (from the publisher)
2737. DAVIS, Edward B. “Fundamentalist Cartoons,
Modernist Pamphlets, and the Religious Image of
 370. Twentieth century
Science in the Scopes Era.” In Religion and the Cul-
ture of Print in Modern America, edited by Charles
L. C OHEN and Paul S. B OYER (Madison, Wis.: Univ.
of Wisconsin Press, 2008), 175–198.
2738. E LKANA, Yehuda. “Einstein and God.” In
Einstein for the 21st Century, edited by G ALISON et
al. (2008) [ref. 2682], 35–47.
2739. F LIPSE, Abraham C. “Against the Science-
Religion Conflict: The Genesis of a Calvinist Science
Faculty in the Netherlands in the Early-Twentieth-
Century.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 363–391.
2740. F ROESE, Paul. The Plot to Kill God: Findings
from the Soviet Experiment in Secularization. (xiii
+ 248 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) Berkeley: University of
California Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780520255289.
2741. JAEGER, Lydia. “Einstein und die kosmische
Religion.” Phil. Natur. 43 (2006): 313–327.
2742. N UMBERS, Ronald L. The Creationists: From
Scientific Creationism to Intelligent Design. Ex-
panded edition. (viii + 606 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2006.
ISBN : 0674023390.
New edition includes chapters on the intelligent
design controversy and creationism in non-Western
religions.
Reviews: [ref. R759]
2743. RUPKE, Nicolaas A. (Ed.) Eminent Lives in
Twentieth-Century Science and Religion. (xiv + 225
pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Peter Lang, 2007. ISBN:
9783631568033.
Contents: Nicolaas A. RUPKE, “Introduction:
Telling Lives in Science and Religion,” 13-46;
Arie L EEGWATER, “Charles Alfred Coulson: Mix-
ing Methodism and Quantum Chemistry,” 47-78
[ref. 2923]; Jitse M. van der M EER, “Theodo-
sius Dobzhansky: Nothing in Evolution Makes
Sense Except in the Light of Religion,” 79-102
[ref. 3015]; James M OORE, “Ronald Aylmer
Fisher: A Faith Fit for Eugenics,” 103-138
[ref. 3052]; Peter J. B OWLER, “Julian Huxley:
Religion without Revelation,” 139-156 [ref. 2734];
Richard H. B EYLER, “Pascual Jordan: Freedom
vs Materialism,” 157-176 [ref. 2835]; Torsten
R ÜTING, “Ivan Petrovich Pavlov: From Russian
Orthodox Monastery to Big Science Laboratory,”
177-196 [ref. 2379]; Edward B. DAVIS, “Michael
Idvorsky Pupin: Cosmic Beauty, Created Order,
and the Divine Word,” 197-218 [ref. 2843]; Mark
S TOLL, “Edward Osborne Wilson: The Gospel
According to Sociobiology,” 219-234 [ref. 3635];
Ronald L. N UMBERS, “Epilogue: Science, Secu-
larization, and Privatization,” 235-248 [ref. 235].
2744. S HAPIRO, Adam R. “Losing the Word: The
Scopes Trial, Biology Textbooks and the Evolution of
Biblical Literalism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at The University of Chicago, 2007.
Advisor: Johns, Adrian and Robert J. Richards.
Pub. no. AAT 3262301. 327 pp. “Examines
how trends in textbook publishing and regulation,
biology pedagogy, and education reform came
to intersect with the rhetoric of science-religion
conflict that led to controversies over teaching
173
evolution in American public schools in the late
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.” (from
the abstract)
2745. S TANLEY, Matthew. Practical Mystic: Reli-
gion, Science, and A. S. Eddington. (x + 313 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780226770970.
370-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
2746. G ORDIN, Michael D. Five Days in August:
How World War II Became a Nuclear War. (xv + 209
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 0691128189.
2747. ROTTER, Andrew Jon. Hiroshima: The
World’s Bomb. Making of the Modern World. (371
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780192804372.
Looks at the international community of scientists
responsible for the creation of the bomb and studies
the global context and ramifications of the atomic
bomb.
2748. T SUNEISHI, Kei-ichi. “Unit 731 and the Hu-
man Skulls Discovered in 1989: Physicians Carrying
Out Organized Crimes.” In Dark Medicine, edited by
L A F LEUR et al. (2007) [ref. 530], 73–84.
See also Frederick R. D ICKINSON, “Biohazard,”
85-104
370-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
2749. BARONA, J.L. “Los laboratorios de la Jun-
ta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones
Cientı́ficas (J. A.E.) y la Residencia de Estudiantes
(1912–1939).” Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 87–114.
2750. C ORNELL, Thomas D. Establishing Research
Corporation: A Case Study of Patents, Philanthropy,
and Organized Research in Early Twentieth-Century
America. (328 pp.; ill.) Tucson: Research Corpora-
tion, 2004. ISBN: 0963350471.
On this philanthropic organization and its founder
Frederick Gardner Cottrell.
2751. G UO Jinhai. “First Assembly of the Academi-
cian Council of Academia Sinica in 1948.” [Trans-
lated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 28
(2007): 1–19.
2752. H OFFMAN, Dieter, and Rüdiger S TUTZ.
“Grenzgänger der Wissenschaft: Abraham Esau als
Industriephysiker, Univeritätsrektor und Forschungs-
manager.” In Kämpferische Wissenschaft, edited by
H OSSFELD (2003) [ref. 2771], 136–179.
2753. H OHLFELD, Rainer, Peter N ÖTZOLDT, and
Peter Th. WALTHER. “Introduction.” Introduction to
a special issue: “The Prussian Academy of Sciences.”
Minerva 42 (2004): 323–331.
Focuses on 20th-century history. Contents: Wolf-
gang H ARDTWIG, “The Prussian Academy of Sci-
ences and Humanities During the Weimar Repub-
lic,” 333–357; Wolfgang K ÖNIG, “The Academy
and the Engineering Sciences: An Unwelcome
Royal Gift,” 359–377; Hans P OSER, “Sisyphus at
174 370. Twentieth century
Work: The Leibniz Edition, The Kaiserreich and
Divided Germany,” 379–392; Jens T HIEL, “Paul
Abraham: A Forgotten Scholar of the Prussian
Academy of Sciences and Humanities,” 393–420;
Peter N ÖTZOLDT and Peter Th. WALTHER, “The
Prussian Academy of Sciences during the Third
Reich,” 421–444.
2754. I NSLEY, Jane. “Little Landscapes: Dioramas
in Museum Displays.” Endeavour 32 (2008): 27–31.
2755. L ÓPEZ -O C ÓN C ABRERA, L. “La voluntad
pedagógica de Cajal, presidente de la JAE.” Asclepio
59, no. 2 (2007): 11–36.
On Santiago Ramón y Cajal and his work with
the Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investiga-
ciones Cientı́ficas in Spain from 1907 to 1932.
2756. M AC L EOD, Roy. “Preface.” Preface to a
special issue on the topic of: “The Role of American
Foundations in Europe in Historical Perspective.”
Minerva 41 (2003): 93–94.
Focus is on four American program officers active
in Europe between 1930 and 1970: Joseph Willits,
Frederic C. Lane, John Marshall, and Alan Gregg.
Contents: Giuliana G EMELLI and Roy M ACLEOD,
“Introduction,” 95–99; Darwin H. S TAPLETON,
“Joseph Willits and the Rockefeller’s European
Programme in the Social Sciences,” 101–114; Giu-
liana G EMELLI, “ ‘Leadership and Mind’: Frederic
C. Lane as Cultural Entrepreneur and Diplomat,”
115–132; William J. B UXTON, “John Marshall
and the Humanities in Europe: Shifting Patterns
of Rockefeller Foundation Support,” 133–153;
William H. S CHNEIDER, “The Model American
Foundation Officer: Alan Gregg and the Rocke-
feller Foundation Medical Divisions,” 155–166;
Susan Gross S OLOMON, “Building Bridges: Alan
Gregg and Soviet Russia, 1925-1928,” 167–176.
2757. M AZUMDAR, Pauline M. H. “Antitoxin and
Anatoxine: The League of Nations and the Institut
Pasteur, 1920–1939.” In Crafting Immunity, edited
by K ROKER et al. (2008) [ref. 2490], 177–200.
2758. NARANJO O ROVIO, C., and M. A. P UIG -
S AMPER. “Las redes de la ciencia: la JAE en el
exilio.” Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 231–254.
2759. S ANTESMASES, M. J. “Viajes y memoria: las
ciencias en España antes y después de la guerra civil.”
Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 213–230.
2760. S CH ÜRING, Michael. “Expulsion, Compensa-
tion, and the Legacy of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society.”
Minerva 44 (2006): 307–324.
“Examines the treatment accorded by the Max
Planck Society to scientists who were dismissed
from the Kaiser Wilhelm Society during the years
of National Socialism, 1933–1945.” (from the
abstract)
2761. WALKER, Mark. “Introduction.” Special
issue: “Science in the Nazi Regime: The Kaiser
Wilhelm Society under Hitler.” Minerva 44 (2006):
241–250.
Contents: Richard H. B EYLER, “Maintaining Dis-
cipline in the Kaiser Wilhelm Society during the
National Socialist Regime,” 251–266; Susanne
H EIM, “Expansion Policy and the Role of Agri-
cultural Research in Nazi Germany,” 267–284
[ref. 3394]; Achim T RUNK, “Biochemistry in
Wartime: The Life and Lessons of Adolf Bute-
nandt, 1936–1946,” 285–306 [ref. 2988]; Michael
S CH ÜRING, “Expulsion, Compensation, and the
Legacy of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society,” 307–324
[ref. 2760].
2762. Z HANG Jiu-chun. “History of the Develop-
ment of the Constitution of the Chinese Academy of
Sciences.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 28, no. 6 (2006): 70–75.
On the development of the constitution in response
to political changes in three different periods from
the founding of the institution through its recovery
after the Cultural Revolution.
370-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
2763. M AAS, Ad. “Einstein as Engineer: The Case
of the Little Machine.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 305–
328.
On Einstein’s invention of an electrostatic induc-
tion machine during his years at the patent office, a
machine to be used as a voltage or potential multi-
plier in experiments to test his theory of Brownian
motion.
2764. M ILLS, Allan. “A Classic Scientific Instru-
ment: The Resistance Box.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No.
92 (2007): 2–3.
On the characteristics, construction, accuracy, and
practical application of the resistance box, used
between 1900 and 1960.
2765. S WIFT, Anthony. “My Favourite Instrument.”
Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 92 (2007): 4.
On the spinthariscope invented by William Crookes
in the early 20th century to show visible evidence
of radiation.
2766. TAUB, Liba Chaia, and Frances W ILLMOTH.
(Eds.) The Whipple Museum of the History of Sci-
ence: Instruments and Interpretations, to Celebrate
the 60th Anniversary of R. S. Whipple’s Gift to the
University of Cambridge. (xx + 492 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
ISBN : 9780521866095.
Contributors include: Frances W ILLMOTH, Alex
K ELLER, and David W. D EWHIRST. Partial con-
tents: Jim B ENNETT, “ ‘Braggers That by Showe of
Their Instrument Win Credit’: The Errours of Ed-
ward Worsop,” 79-94; David J. B RYDEN, “A ‘Hid-
den’ Cambridge Jewel,” 95-112; David C HART,
“Models and Understanding,” 113-120; Richard
D UNN, “Made to Measure: Some Thoughts on
the Design of Scientific Instruments,” 121-137
[ref. 251]; Penelope G OUK, “Pictures at an Ex-
hibition: Or What Ivory Sundials Can Teach
an Intellectual Historian,” 139-157 [ref. 252];
Christopher H ALEY, “Making Waves: A His-
tory of the Wave Machine,” 159-172; Graham
H ART, “Nineteenth-Century Wave Motion Ma-
chines,” 173-193 [ref. 2143]; Hester H IGTON,
“The Legacy of Elias Allen,” 195-210; Robert A.
J ENKS, “An Early Italian Globe? A Critical Study
 370. Twentieth century
of a Terrestrial Globe in the Whipple Museum,”
211-231 [ref. 1287]; Stephen J OHNSTON, “Read-
ing Rules: Artefactual Evidence for Mathematics
and Craft in Early-Modern England,” 233-253
[ref. 1201]; Catherine E AGLETON et al., “Instru-
ments of Translation,” 255-282; Kenneth LYALL,
“Precision Electrical Instruments, 1870–1900,”
283-300 [ref. 2150]; Adam M OSLEY, “Spheres
and Texts on Spheres: The Book–Instrument Re-
lationship and an Armillary Sphere in the Whip-
ple Museum of the History of Science,” 301-318
[ref. 319]; Mike R ICH, “Representing Euclid in
the Eighteenth Century,” 319-344 [ref. 1734];
Simon S CHAFFER, “Time Machines,” 345-366;
Richard S TALEY, “Napier Shaw and the Inven-
tion of the Cloud Chamber,” 367-401; Liba TAUB,
“Are Orreries ‘Newtonian’? A Consideration of
the Material, Textual and Pictorial Evidence,” 403-
425; Frances W ILLMOTH, “ ‘The Ingenious and
Unwearied Mr. Abraham Sharp’: A Transitional
Figure in the Making of Precision Instruments,”
427-466.
Reviews: [ref. R1001]
2767. W IDMALM, Sven. “A Machine to Work In:
The Ultracentrifuge and the Modernist Laboratory
Ideal.” In Taking Place, edited by BARALDI et al.
(2006) [ref. 3329], 59–82.
370-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
2768. B OLES, John B. University Builder: Edgar
Odell Lovett and the Founding of the Rice Insti-
tute. (xiv + 295 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baton
Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780807132753.
2769. B ULC ÃO, Lúcia Grando, Almir Chaiban E L -
K AREH, and Jane Dutra S AYD. “Ciência e ensino
médico no Brasil (1930–1950).” Translated title.
[Science and Medical Education in Brazil (1930–
1950)]. In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 469–
487.
2770. H EFFERNAN, Michael, and Heike J ÖNS. “De-
grees of Influence: The Politics of Honorary Degrees
in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, 1900–
2000.” Minerva 45 (2007): 389–416.
2771. H OSSFELD, Uwe. (Ed.) Kämpferische Wis-
senschaft: Studien zur Universität Jena im National-
sozialismus. (1160 pp.; bibl.; index.) Köln: Böhlau,
2003. ISBN: 3412041025.
Partial contents: Uwe H OSSFELD, Jürgen J OHN
and Rüdiger S TUTZ, “ ‘Kämpferische Wissen-
schaft’: Zum Profilwandel der Jenaer Universität
im Nationalsozialismus,” 23-121; Dieter H OFF -
MAN and Rüdiger S TUTZ , “Grenzgänger der
Wissenschaft: Abraham Esau als Industriephysi-
ker, Univeritätsrektor und Forschungsmanager,”
136-179 [ref. 2752]; Susanne Z IMMERMANN and
Thomas Z IMMERMANN, “Die Medizinische Fa-
kultät der Universität Jena im ‘Dritten Reich’
– ein Überblick,” 401-436 [ref. 3237]; Uwe
H OSSFELD, “Von der Rassenkunde, Rassenhy-
giene und biologischen Erbstatistik zur Synthe-
tischen Theorie der Evolution: Eine Skizze der
175
Biowissenschaften,” 519-574 [ref. 2982]; Günter
RUBACH, “Die landwirtschaftliche Fachschaft an
der Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Fa-
kultät,” 575-595 [ref. 3400]; Oliver L EMUTH
and Rüdiger S TUTZ, “ ‘Patriotic Scientists’: Je-
naer Physiker und Chemiker zwischen berufs-
ständischen Eigeninteressen und ‘vaterländischer
Pflichterfüllung,’ ” 596-678 [ref. 2878]; Carsten
K LINGEMANN, “Wissenschaftsanspruch und Welt-
anschauung: Soziologie an der Universität Je-
na 1933 bis 1945,” 679-722 [ref. 3129]; Mark
WALKER, “ ‘Nazi Science’? Natural Science in
National Socialism,” 993-1012 [ref. 2720]; Paul
W EINDLING, “ ‘Mustergau’ Thüringen: Rassen-
hygiene zwischen Ideologie und Machtpolitik,”
1013-1026 [ref. 3062]; Joachim K AASCH and
Michael K AASCH, “Hallesche Naturwissenschaft-
ler (Emil Abderhalden und Johannes Weigelt) in
der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus: Eine Fallstudie
mit Jenaer Beziehungen,” 1027-1064.
Reviews: [ref. R497]
2772. K EENE, Melanie. “ ‘Every Boy & Girl a Sci-
entist’: Instruments for Children in Interwar Britain.”
Isis 98 (2007): 266–289.
2773. L ITTEN, Freddy. “Wissenschaftshistorische
Lehrveranstaltungen von ‘Amateuren’ an der Uni-
versität München, 1900–1963.” In Pratum floridum,
edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002) [ref. 9], 317–323.
2774. M AGALL ÓN P ORTOL ÉS, C. “El Laboratorio
Foster de la Residencia de Señoritas. Las relaciones
de la JAE con el International Institute for Girls
in Spain, y la formación de las jóvenes cientı́ficas
españolas.” Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 37–62.
Looks at the interaction between American and
Spanish science education in the first third of the
20th century.
2775. R EISMAN, Arnold. “Jewish Refugees from
Nazism, Albert Einstein, and the Modernization of
Higher Education in Turkey (1933–1945).” Aleph 7
(2007): 253–281.
2776. W ILSON, Kris. “Television Weathercasters
as Potentially Prominent Science Communicators.”
Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 73–87.
370-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF
SCIENTISTS
(includes peer review and scientific publication)
2777. S INGH, Rajinder. “India’s Physics and Chem-
istry Nobel Prize Nominators and Nominees in Colo-
nial and International Context.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc.
Lond. 61 (2007): 333–345.
370-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
2778. V ERMEER, Leonieke. “ ‘Als de tafel danst, dan
wankelt de wetenschap’: De relatie tussen spiritisme
en wetenschap in Nederland rond 1900.” Gewina 30
(2007): 26–43.
176 370. Twentieth century
370-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
2779. A NDREI, Gabriela. “ ‘Quelques notes sur
l’œuvre d’Ernest Haeckel’: Un manuscrit inédit
d’Arnold L. Montandon.” Noesis 32 (2007): 219–
239.
2780. C HIMISSO, Cristina. Writing the History of
the Mind: Philosophy and Science in France, 1900
to 1960s. Forward by David M. Knight. Science,
Technology and Culture, 1700-1945. (vi + 209 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Limited,
2008. ISBN: 9780754657057.
2781. D E V RIES, Willem A. Wilfrid Sellars. Philos-
ophy Now. (xiv + 338 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chesham:
Acumen Publishing, 2005. ISBN: 1844650391.
Reviews: [ref. R276]
2782. D IAMOND, Cora. L’esprit réaliste : Wittgen-
stein, la philosophie et l’esprit. Science, histoire et
société. (xii + 524 pp.) Paris: Presses universitaires
de France, 2004. ISBN: 2130540740.
2783. E PPLE, Moritz. “Felix Hausdorff’s Consid-
ered Empiricism.” In The Architecture of Modern
Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ
and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 263–289.
2784. E ZRAHI, Yaron. “Einstein’s Unintended
Legacy: The Critique of Common-Sense Realism
and Post-Modern Politics.” In Einstein for the 21st
Century, edited by G ALISON et al. (2008) [ref. 2682],
48–58.
2785. F EENBERG, Andrew. “Symmetry, Asymme-
try, and the Real Possibility of Radical Change: Reply
to Kochan.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 37 (2006): 721–727.
Response to Jeff KOCHAN, Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci.
37 (2006): 702-720. Essay review of Andrew
F EENBERG, Heidegger and Marcuse (2005).
2786. F EEST, Uljana. “Science and Experi-
ence/Science of Experience: Gestalt Psychology
and the Anti-Metaphysical Project of the Aufbau.”
HOPOS Symposium: Guest edited by William Van-
derburgh and William Goodwin. Perspect. Sci. 15
(2007): 1–25.
“Investigates the way in which Rudolf Carnap drew
on Gestalt psychological notions when defining the
basic elements of his constitutional system.” (from
the abstract)
2787. F RIEDMAN, Michael L. “Space, Time and
Geometry: Einstein and Logical Empiricism.” In
Einstein for the 21st Century, edited by G ALISON et
al. (2008) [ref. 2682], 205–216.
2788. G AYNESFORD, Maximilian de. Hilary Put-
nam. Philosophy Now. (viii + 235 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Montreal, Canada: McGill-Queen’s University Press,
2006. ISBN: 077353086X.
Reviews: [ref. R391]
2789. H ALAIS, Emmanuel. Wittgenstein et l’énigme
de l’existence : la forme et l’expression. Science,
histoire et société. (xi + 270 pp.) Paris: Presses uni-
versitaires de France, 2007. ISBN: 9782130560692.
2790. H EDFORS, Eva. “Fleck in Context.” HOPOS
Symposium: Guest edited by William Vanderburgh
and William Goodwin. Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007):
49–86.
Explores how Ludwig Fleck used modern physics
in generating his epistemology.
2791. H EIDELBERGER, Michael. “From Neo-
Kantianism to Critical Realism: Space and the Mind-
Body Problem in Riehl and Schlick.” HOPOS Sym-
posium: Guest edited by William Vanderburgh and
William Goodwin. Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 26–48.
Argues that Moritz Schlick’s critical realism was
not indebted to the work of Einstein, Poincaré, or
Hilbert, as claimed by Michael Friedman.
2792. I OFRIDA, Manlio. “Inattualità di Merleau-
Ponty.” Dianoia 7 (2002): 269–286.
2793. K ANAYAMA Koji. “The Soft Conforcement:
A Case Study of the Orientation of the Philosophy of
Natural Sciences in the Early Stalin Era.” In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007): 25–29.
2794. M ANCOSU, Paolo. “Tarski on Models
and Logical Consequence.” In The Architecture
of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS
D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 209–237.
2795. N ELSON, Ralph. “Two Masters, Two Per-
spectives: Maritain and Gilson on the Philosophy of
Nature.” In Wisdom’s Apprentice, edited by K WAS -
NIEWSKI (2007) [ref. 1005], 214–236.
2796. O UELBANI, Mélika. Le cercle de Vienne.
Philosophies, 189. (154 pp.) Paris: Presses universi-
taires de France, 2006. ISBN: 2130550908.
2797. R AMSEY, Frank Plumpton. “Truth and Sim-
plicity.” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58 (2007): 379–386.
A newly discovered manuscript of the mathemati-
cian/philosopher Frank Plumpton Ramsey.
2798. ROSS, Don, and David S PURRETT. “Notions
of Cause: Russell’s Thesis Revisited.” Brit. J. Phil.
Sci. 58 (2007): 45–76.
Discusses “Russell’s 1913 essay arguing for the
irrelevance of the idea of causation to science and
its elimination from metaphysics as a precursor to
contemporary philosophical naturalism.” (from the
abstract)
2799. S INACEUR, Hourya Benis. “From Kant to
Hilbert: French Philosophy of Concepts in the Be-
ginning of the Twentieth Century.” In The Architec-
ture of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS
D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 311–337.
370-103. MATHEMATICS
2800. A LEXANDERSON, Gerald L., and Peter ROSS.
(Eds.) Harmony of the World: 75 Years of Mathe-
matics Magazine. Spectrum Series. (xiii + 287 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D. C.: Mathematical
Association of America, 2007. ISBN: 0883855607.
2801. A RTIN, Emil. Exposition by Emil Artin: A
Selection. Edited by Michael I. ROSEN. History of
Mathematics, 30. (x + 346 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Providence,
 370. Twentieth century
R.I.: American Mathematical Society, 2007. ISBN:
9780821841723.
Selection of Artin’s mathematical papers along
with a biography and introduction to the individual
works.
Reviews: [ref. R37]
2802. BASTIDE - VAN G EMERT, Sacha la. “Elke
positieve actie begint met critiek”: Hans Freuden-
thal en de didactiek van de wiskunde. (381 pp.;
ill.) Hilversum, Netherlands: Verloren, 2006. ISBN:
9065509127.
On the German-born mathematician Freudenthal
(1905-1990) and especially his involvement in
math education in the Netherlands.
Reviews: [ref. R70]
2803. D ENG Ming-li and WANG Shu-hong. “The
successor of Göttingen algebra school: B. L.Van der
Waerden.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 27, no. 4 (2005): 98–104.
2804. E BBINGHAUS, Heinz-Dieter. “Zermelo and
the Heidelberg Congress 1904.” Hist. Math. 34
(2007): 428–432.
2805. G UPTA, R. C. “D. R. Kaprekar (1905–1986) –
A Birth Centenary Tribute.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41
(2006): 223–226.
On the Indian mathematician Dattaraya Ramchan-
dra Kaprekar.
2806. L IU Hua-qiu and G UO Jin-bin. “Einstein and
mathematics.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 27, no. 3 (2005): 1–7.
2807. M ARQUIS, Jean-Pierre. “A Path to the Episte-
mology of Mathematics: Homotopy Theory.” In The
Architecture of Modern Mathematics, edited by F ER -
REIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ and G RAY (2006) [ref. 292],
239–260.
2808. M C L ARTY, Colin. “The Last Mathematician
from Hilbert’s Göttingen: Saunders Mac Lane as
Philosopher of Mathematics.” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58
(2007): 77–112.
On Mac Lane’s influences in Gottingen, including
David Hilbert, Hermann Weyl, Moritz Geiger, and
Emmy Noether.
2809. NAKAMURA Shigeru and S UGIYAMA Shigeo.
“The Origin and Features of the CHART System
Developed by Hoshino Kasui.” [Translated title.]
In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
209–219.
2810. N EUMANN, John Von. John Von Neumann
Selected Letters. Edited by Miklós R ÉDEI. History
of Mathematics, 27. (xxv + 301 pp.) Providence,
R.I.: American Mathematical Society, 2005. ISBN:
0821837761.
Reviews: [ref. R747]
2811. P OLO -B LANCO, Irene. “Alicia Boole Stott,
a Geometer in Higher Dimension.” Hist. Math. 35
(2008): 123–139.
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2812. R ALL, Denise N. “The ‘House That Dick
Built’: Constructing the Team that Built the Bomb.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 943–957.
On both the human and machine computers used
to do the calculations necessary to build the atomic
bomb.
2813. R AO, K. Srinivasa, and G. Vanden B ERGHE.
“Gauss, Ramanujan and Hypergeometric Series Re-
visited.” Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2003): 123–133.
Looks at work in Ramanujan’s unpublished Note-
books.
2814. R ASHID, Salim. “John von Neumann and
Scientific Method.” J. Hist. Ideas 68 (2007): 501–
527.
Explores Neumann’s views on the role of math-
ematics in science, especially as related to eco-
nomics.
2815. ROBERTS, Siobhan. King of Infinite Space:
Donald Coxeter, the Man Who Saved Geometry. (xv
+ 399 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walker &
Company, 2006. ISBN: 0802714994.
Reviews: [ref. R860]
2816. S CHOLZ, Erhard. “Practice-Related Symbolic
Realism in H. Weyl’s Mature View of Mathematical
Knowledge.” In The Architecture of Modern Math-
ematics, edited by F ERREIR ÓS D OM ÍNGUEZ and
G RAY (2006) [ref. 292], 291–309.
2817. S HEYNIN, Oscar. “Mises on Mathematics in
Nazi Germany.” Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2003): 134–
146.
2818. S IEGMUND -S CHULTZE, Reinhard. “Philipp
Frank, Richard von Mises, and the Frank-Mises.”
Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 26–57.
On the influential work by these two men on the
differential and integral equations of mechanics
and physics.
2819. Z HANG Li. “Yang Wuzhi: An Outstand-
ing Contemporary Chinese Mathematics Educa-
tor.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Kexue Jishu
yu Bianzhengfa 24, no. 5 (2007): 89–93.
370-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
2820. DAVIS P HILIP, A. G., and Rebecca A. KOOP -
MANN . (Eds.) The Starry Universe: The Cecilia
Payne-Gaposchkin Centenary. Proceedings of a
symposium held at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center
for Astrophysics, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Octo-
ber 26-27, 2000. Contributions of the Institute for
Space Observations, 19. (xv + 185 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Schenectady, NY: L. Davis Press, 2001. ISBN:
0933485255.
Reviews: [ref. R261]
2821. D ÉBARBAT, Suzanne, James L EQUEUX, and
Wayne O RCHISTON. “Highlighting the History of
French Radio Astronomy, 1: Nordmann’s Attempt to
Observe Solar Radio Emission in 1901.” J. Astron.
Hist. Herit. 10 (2007): 3–10.
On the astronomer Charles Nordmann, his efforts
to detect solar radio emissions, and why he was
178 370. Twentieth century
unsuccessful. See also Wayne O RCHISTON and
Jean-Louis S TEINBERG, “Highlighting the History
of French Radio Astronomy, 2” J. Astron. Hist.
Herit. 10 (2007): 11–19 [ref. 3522].
2822. K RAGH, Helge. “Cosmic Radioactivity and
the Age of the Universe, 1900–1930.” J. Hist. Astron.
38 (2007): 393–412.
2823. K RAGH, Helge S., and Dominique L AMBERT.
“The Context of Discovery: Lemaı̂tre and the Origin
of the Primeval-Atom Universe.” Ann. Sci. 64 (2007):
445–470.
2824. L AUNAY, Françoise. “The Great Paris Exhibi-
tion Telescope of 1900.” J. Hist. Astron. 38 (2007):
459–475.
2825. L EPELTIER, Thomas. “Quand l’univers était
plus jeune que la Terre.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 57
(2007): 137–156.
On a cosmological problem regarding the age of the
universe that developed out of Einstein’s relativity
theory.
2826. M UNNS, David. “If We Build It, Who Will
Come? Radio Astronomy and the Limitations of
‘National’ Laboratories in Cold War America.” Hist.
Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2003): 95–113.
2827. O’S HEA, Donal. The Poincaré Conjecture: In
Search of the Shape of the Universe. (ix + 293 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Walker & Co., 2007.
ISBN : 080271532X.
On his 1904 conjecture and the history of topology
and physics that led to it.
2828. O LUSEYI, Hakeem M., and Johnson U RAMA.
“Participation and Research of Astronomers and As-
trophysicists of Black African Descent (1900–2005).”
In African Cultural Astronomy, edited by H OLBROOK
et al. (2008) [ref. 817], 239–256.
2829. RU ÍZ -C ASTELL, Pedro. “A ‘National Fiesta’:
Total Solar Eclipses and Popularization of Astronomy
in Early Twentieth-Century Spain.” In Beyond Bor-
ders, edited by S IMON and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14],
179–198.
2830. S AUER, Tilman. “Nova Geminorum 1912 and
the Origin of the Idea of Gravitational Lensing.” Arch.
Hist. Exact Sci. 62 (2008): 1–22.
On the significance of the appearance of this nova
for Einstein’s thinking on gravitational lensing and
general relativity.
2831. W HITING, Michael. “Orrery Developments:
The Use of Meccano in Constructing Planetaria.”
Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 94 (2007): 26–30.
On amateur mechanisms designed to approximate
celestial motions in planetariums, based on a device
invented by Frank Hornby.
370-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
2832. A NDRADE M ARTINS, Roberto de. Os “raios
N” de René Blondlot: Uma Anomalia na História da
Fı́sica. Scientiarum Historia et Theoria, 3. (xiii + 252
+ 10 pp.; bibl.; ill.) Rio de Janeiro: Booklink, 2007.
ISBN : 9788577290345.
On the history and philosophy of the physical
sciences in the early 20th century.
2833. B ERNSTEIN, Jeremy. Secrets of the Old One:
Einstein, 1905. (191 pp.; ill.) New York: Copernicus
Books, 2006. ISBN: 0387260056.
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2834. B ETHE, Hans A., and Rudolf Ernst P EIERLS.
The Bethe-Peierls Correspondence. Edited by Sabine
L EE. (xi + 506 pp.; bibl.; index.) Hackensack, N.J.:
World Scientific, 2007. ISBN: 9789812771353.
German correspondence accompanied by English
translations.
2835. B EYLER, Richard H. “Pascual Jordan: Free-
dom vs Materialism.” In Eminent Lives in Twentieth-
Century Science and Religion, edited by RUPKE
(2007) [ref. 2743], 157–176.
2836. B IMBOT, René. Histoire de la Radioactivité :
l’évolution d’un concept et de ses applications. In-
flexions. (viii + 347 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris:
Vuibert, 2006. ISBN: 2711771946.
2837. B LACK, Suzanne. “Domesticating the Crystal:
Sir Lawrence Bragg and the Aesthetics of ‘X-ray
Analysis.’ ” Configurations 13 (2005 [2007]): 257–
282.
2838. B OHR, Niels. Collected Works. Edited by
Finn A ASERUD. Limited special edition. (13 vols.;
ill.; index.) Amsterdam: North Holland, 2008. ISBN:
9780444532862.
A 13-volume work published from 1972 to 2008,
including the following titles: vol. 1. Early Work
(1905-1911), ed. by J. Rud N IELSEN; vol. 2. Work
on Atomic Physics (1912-1917), ed. by Ulrich
H OYER; vol. 3. The Correspondence Principle
(1918-1923), ed. by J. Rud N IELSEN; vol. 4.
The Periodic System (1920-1923), ed. by J. Rud
N IELSEN; vol. 5. The Emergence of Quantum
Mechanics (Mainly 1924-1926), ed. by Klaus
S TOLZENBURG; vol. 6. Foundations of Quantum
Physics I (1926-1932), ed. by Jørgen K ALCKAR;
vol. 7. Foundations of Quantum Physics II (1933-
1958), ed. by Jørgen K ALCKAR; vol. 8. The Pene-
tration of Charged Particles through Matter (1912-
1954), ed. by Jens T HORSEN; vol. 9. Nuclear
Physics (1929-1952), ed. by Rudolf P EIERLS; vol.
10. Complementarity beyond Physics (1928-1962),
ed. by David FAVRHOLDT; vol. 11. The Political
Arena (1934-1961), ed. by Finn A ASERUD; vol.
12. Popularization and People (1911-1962), ed.
by Finn A ASERUD; vol. 13. Cumulative Subject
Index, ed. by Finn A ASERUD.
2839. B RADING, K. A., and T. A. RYCKMAN.
“Hilbert’s ‘Foundations of Physics’: Gravitation and
Electromagnetism within the Axiomatic Method.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 39 (2008): 102–153.
On the importance of the discovery of the Decem-
ber proofs of Hilbert’s 1915 paper on the founda-
tions of physics.
2840. C AMILLERI, Kristian. “Bohr, Heisenberg and
the Divergent Views of Complementarity.” Stud. Hist.
 370. Twentieth century
Phil. Mod. Phys. 38 (2007): 514–528.
2841. C AMILLERI, Kristian. “Indeterminacy and the
Limits of Classical Concepts: The Transformation
of Heisenberg’s Thought.” Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007):
178–201.
2842. C OHEN, Stephen M. “Khemye: Chemical
Literature in Yiddish.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 29 (2004):
21–29.
2843. DAVIS, Edward B. “Michael Idvorsky Pupin:
Cosmic Beauty, Created Order, and the Divine Word.”
In Eminent Lives in Twentieth-Century Science and
Religion, edited by RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 197–
218.
2844. D ELFT, Dirk van. “Tegen de roof: het Kamer-
lingh Onnes Laboratorium in oorlogstijd.” Gewina 30
(2007): 247–264.
On the ongoing work in the physics laboratory at
Leiden University during World War II even after
the closing of the university.
2845. D ELFT, Dirk van. “Zero-Point Energy: The
Case of the Leiden Low-Temperature Laboratory of
Heike Kamerlingh Onnes.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008):
339–361.
2846. D ONGEN, Jeroen van. “Emil Rupp, Albert
Einstein, and the Canal Ray Experiments on Wave-
Particle Duality: Scientific Fraud and Theoretical
Bias.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (supp.) (2007):
73–120.
Focuses on the nature of the controversy regarding
Rupp’s work and its relation to the politics of
science in Germany in the 1920s.
2847. D ONGEN, Jeroen van. “Reactionaries and Ein-
stein’s Fame: ‘German Scientists for the Preservation
of Pure Science,’ Relativity, and the Bad Nauheim
Meeting.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 212–230.
Concerning the Bad Nauheim meeting at which
Einstein was forced to debate Philipp Lenard on
the merits of relativity.
2848. D ONGEN, Jeroen van. “The Interpretation of
the Einstein-Rupp Experiments and Their Influence
on the History of Quantum Mechanics.” Hist. Stud.
Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (supp.) (2007): 121–131.
2849. D ÖRFEL, Günter. Julius Edgar Lilienfeld
und William David Coolidge: Ihre Röntgenröhren
und ihre Konflikte. Max-Planck-Institut für Wis-
senschaftsgeschichte Preprints, 315. (66 pp.;
ill.) Berlin Max-Planck-Inst. für Wissenschafts-
geschichte, 2006.
2850. D RAGO, Antonino, and Salvatore E SPOSITO.
“Ettore Majorana’s Course on Theoretical Physics: A
Recent Discovery.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 329–345.
2851. D RAGONI, Giorgio, Giulio M ALTESE, and
Luisa ATTI. “Quirino Majorana’s Experiments on the
Speed of Light and Gravitational Absorption.” Phys.
Persp. 9 (2007): 281–304.
On his experiments in Turin from 1916 to 1921 and
in Bologna from 1921 to 1934.
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2852. D UNCAN, Anthony, and Michel JANSSEN.
“On the Verge of Umdeutung in Minnesota: Van
Vleck and the Correspondence Principle. Part One.”
Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 61 (2007): 553–624.
See also: Anthony D UNCAN and Michel JANSSEN,
“On the Verge of Umdeutung in Minnesota: Van
Vleck and the Correspondence Principle. Part
Two,” 625–671.
2853. F R ÖHLICH, Jürg. “Einstein and h: Advances
in Quantum Mechanics.” In Einstein for the 21st
Century, edited by G ALISON et al. (2008) [ref. 2682],
257–269.
2854. G ENIN, Christophe. “Le Dosage Spec-
trométrique du Mercure dans l’Air vers 1930.” Ann.
Sci. 64 (2007): 579–593.
On how “atomic absorption spectroscopy replaced
chemical methods for determining the amount of
mercury in atmospheric air.” (from the abstract)
2855. G HINS, Michel, Bas C. van F RAASSEN,
Robert RYNASIEWICZ, and Thomas RYCKMAN.
“Relativity Reign o’er Me.” Metascience 16 (2007):
397–436.
Review Symposium. Essay review of Thomas
RYCKMAN, Reign of Relativity (2005).
2856. G LICK, Thomas F. “Dictating to the Dictator:
Augustus Trowbridge, the Rockefeller Foundation,
and the Support of Physics in Spain, 1923–1927.”
Lead article in a series on Science in 20th-century
Spain. Minerva 43 (2005): 121–145.
Contents: Antoni ROCA -ROSELL, “Professional-
ism and Technocracy: Esteve Terradas and Science
Policy in the Early Years of the Franco Regime,”
147–162 [ref. 2718]; Francesc X. Barca S ALOM,
“Nuclear Power for Catalonia: The Role of the
Official Chamber of Industry of Barcelona, 1953–
1962,” 163–181 [ref. 3541]; Vı́ctor NAVARRO -
B ROT ÓNS, Jorge V ELASCO G ONZ ÁLEZ and José
D OM ÉNECH T ORRES, “The Birth of Particle
Physics in Spain,” 183–196 [ref. 3539]; Albert
Presas I. P UIG, “Science on the Periphery. The
Spanish Reception of Nuclear Energy: An Attempt
at Modernity?” 197–218 [ref. 3756].
2857. G LICK, Thomas F., and José M. Sánchez
RON. “Science Frustrated: The ‘Einstein Institute’ In
Madrid.” Minerva 44 (2006): 355–378.
2858. G REGORIO, Alberto G. de. “Neutron Physics
in the Early 1930s.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 35
(2005): 293–340.
2859. G RINBAUM, Alexei. “Reconstruction of
Quantum Theory.” Brit. J. Phil. Sci. 58 (2007):
387–408.
Concerns “a paradigmatic shift in the foundations
of quantum mechanics, where the focus has re-
cently moved from interpreting to reconstructing
quantum theory.” (from the abstract)
2860. H ALL, Karl. “The Schooling of Lev Landau:
The European Context of Postrevolutionary Soviet
Theoretical Physics.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia
Science Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris
23 (2008): 230–259.
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2861. H ALPERN, Paul. “Klein, Einstein, and Five-
Dimensional Unification.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007):
390–405.
Looks at the correspondence between Klein and
Einstein, some relayed through Paul Ehrenfest;
also looks at the contributions of Wolfgang Pauli.
2862. H ARGITTAI, Magdolna, and István H ARGIT-
TAI . Candid Science IV: Conversations with Famous
Physicists. (xvi + 711 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London:
Imperial College Press, 2004. ISBN: 1860944140.
2863. H INOKAWA, Shizue. “A Comparative Study of
Cyclotron Development at Cambridge and Liverpool
in the 1930s.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2003):
23–39.
2864. H INOKAWA Shizue. “The Rockefeller Foun-
dation’s Decision-Making Process in Funding the
184-Inch Cyclotron.” [Translated title.] In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 81–91.
2865. H ON, Giora. “From Propagation to Structure:
The Experimental Technique of Bombardment as
a Contributing Factor to the Emerging Quantum
Physics.” Phys. Persp. 5 (2003): 150–173.
Traces the experimental studies of Heinrich Hertz,
Ernest Rutherford, Philipp Lenard, James Franck,
and Gustav Hertz to the work of Niels Bohr.
2866. H U, Danian. “Organized Criticism of Einstein
and Relativity in China, 1949–1989.” Hist. Stud.
Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2004): 311–338.
2867. H U, Danian. “The Reception of Relativity in
China.” Part of Focus section: “Science and Modern
China” [ref. 2697]. Isis 98 (2007): 539–557.
2868. H UANG Song-ping and Z HU Ya-zong. “A
milestone of China’s atomic energy enterprise—
on Qian San-qiang’s contribution to China’s atomic
bomb project.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 28, no. 2 (2006): 92–96.
2869. H ÜBNER, Klaus. Eine Original-
Versuchsanordnung von Röntgen für das Deutsche
Museum: Erzeugung, Absorption und ionisierende
Wirkung der Röntgenstrahlen. Naturwissenschafts-
und Technikgeschichte. (48 pp.; ill.) Berlin: Verlag
für Geschichte der Naturwiss. und der Technik, 2003.
ISBN : 9783928186674.
2870. H UGHES, Jeff. “William Kay, Samuel Devons
and Memories of Practice in Rutherford’s Manchester
Laboratory.” Part of a special issue: “Technicians”
[ref. 272]. Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008):
97–121.
2871. H UIJNEN, Pim, and A. J. KOX. “Paul Ehren-
fest’s Rough Road to Leiden: A Physicist’s Search
for a Position, 1904-1912.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007):
186–211.
2872. JACOBSEN, Anja Skaar. “Léon Rosenfeld’s
Marxist Defense of Complementarity.” Hist. Stud.
Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (supp.) (2007): 3–34.
2873. K ANAYAMA Koji. “Physicist Acquired the
Soviet Newspeak: The Result of the Philosophical
Dispute in the Late 1930s.” [Translated title.] In
Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006):
145–156.
On the Russian physicist Sergei Vavilov whose
use of Marxist language helped the relationship
between physicists and the Soviet government.
2874. K IM, Dong-Won. Yoshio Nishina: Father of
Modern Physics in Japan. (195 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Boca Raton; New York: Taylor & Francis, 2007.
ISBN : 9780750307550.
2875. K ISELEV, G. V. “The Role of Moscow State
University Alumni in the Soviet Atomic Project.”
Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2006): 179–205.
2876. K LEIN, A. G. “Geoffrey Ivan Opat, 1935–
2002.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 65–89.
2877. L EMMERICH, Jost. Aufrecht im Sturm der
Zeit: Der Physiker James Franck, 1882-1964. (362
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Diepholz: Verlag für
Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften und der Tech-
nik, 2007. ISBN: 9783928186834.
2878. L EMUTH, Oliver, and Rüdiger S TUTZ.
“ ‘Patriotic Scientists’: Jenaer Physiker und Che-
miker zwischen berufsständischen Eigeninteres-
sen und ‘vaterländischer Pflichterfüllung.’ ” In
Kämpferische Wissenschaft, edited by H OSSFELD
(2003) [ref. 2771], 596–678.
2879. L IN Zhen-qi, Z HANG Feng, and H U Hua-kai.
“The Man Who Helped Found Quantum Statistics—
S. N. Bose.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial.
Natur. 28, no. 6 (2006): 86–92.
On the life and work of Satyendranath Bose.
2880. L INDLEY, David. Uncertainty: Einstein,
Heisenberg, Bohr, and the Struggle for the Soul of
Science. (257 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Double-
day, 2007. ISBN: 9780385515061.
2881. M ILTON, Kimball A. “In Appreciation: Julian
Schwinger: From Nuclear Physics and Quantum
Electrodynamics to Source Theory and Beyond.”
Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 70–114.
2882. M ORRISON, Margaret. “Spin: All Is Not What
It Seems.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 38 (2007):
529–557.
On the development of the concept of spin in
elementary particles in both theoretical and ex-
perimental contexts. Looks at the work of Otto
Stern, Walther Gerlach, Samuel Goudsmit, George
Uhlenbeck, Niels Bohr, and Wolfgang Pauli.
2883. M YERS, Robert A., and Richard W. D IXON.
“Who Invented the Laser: An Analysis of the Early
Patents.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2003):
115–149.
2884. PANOFSKY, Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky on
Physics, Politics, and Peace: Pief Remembers.
Edited by Jean Marie D EKEN. (vii + 191 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2007. ISBN:
9780387697314.
An autobiography of the physicist and director
of the Stanford Linear Accelorator Center, with
his views on the relationship between academic
inquiry and government orthodoxy.
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2885. P EACOCK, Kent A. The Quantum Revolution:
A Historical Perspective. Greenwood Guides to Great
Ideas in Science. (xviii + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780313334481.
2886. P EIERLS, Rudolf. Sir Rudolf Peierls: Se-
lected Private and Scientific Correspondence, Volume
1. Edited by Sabine L EE. (880 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 2007. ISBN:
9789812565037.
Covers 1922-1945, containing family correspon-
dence as well as correspondence relating to quan-
tum physics and the development of nuclear
weapons. Includes background on social, politi-
cal and scientific context of the letters.
2887. P OIRIER, Jean-Pierre. Marie Curie et les
conquérants de l’atome : 1896-2006. (365 pp.; ill.;
bibl.) Paris: Pygmalion, 2006. ISBN: 2756400521.
Reviews: [ref. R812]
2888. R ISPENS, Sybe Izaak. Einstein in Nederland.
Een intellectuele biografie. (242 pp.; bibl.; ill.) Ams-
terdam: Ambo, 2006. ISBN: 9026319037.
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2889. ROOT-B ERNSTEIN, Robert Scott. “Certain of
Heisenberg’s Arts.” Leonardo 40 (2007): 483.
On how Heisenberg’s art and music may have
influenced his scientific discoveries.
2890. S ANTOS F ITAS, Augusto José dos, and Au-
gusto Passos V IDEIRA. “Guido Beck, Alexandre
Proca, and the Oporto Theoretical Physics Seminar.”
Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 4–25.
On the efforts of Ruy Lus Gomes and Portuguese
physicists to develop a seminar in theoretical
physics at the University of Oporto in 1942–1944.
2891. S AUER, Tilman. “An Einstein Manuscript on
the EPR Paradox for Spin Observables.” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Mod. Phys. 38 (2007): 879–887.
2892. S CHEIDELER, Britta. “Albert Einstein in der
Weimarer Republik.” Vierteljahrshef. Zeitgesch. 53
(2005): 381–419.
2893. S EGR È, Gino. Faust in Copenhagen: A
Struggle for the Soul of Physics. (x + 310 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2007. ISBN:
9780670038589, 067003858X.
An account of the April 1932 meeting of about
40 nuclear physicists at Bohr’s Copenhagen Insti-
tute for their annual discussion of the frontiers of
physics.
2894. S ESSLER, Andrew M., and E. J. N. W ILSON.
Engines of Discovery: A Century of Particle Acceler-
ators. (xv + 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Jersey:
World Scientific, 2007. ISBN: 9789812700711.
2895. S OMMERFELD, Arnold. Wissenschaftlicher
Briefwechsel Band 2: 1919-1951. Edited by Michael
E CKERT and Karl M ÄRKER. Also available on CD-
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Naturwissenschaften und der Technik, 2004. ISBN:
3928186531.
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2896. S TOICA, Marigara. “Émile Henriot, un
physicien avec des contributions essentielles au
développement de la biologie.” Noesis 32 (2007):
191–195.
On the French-born Belgian physicist Emile Hen-
riot.
2897. TAYLOR, Philip L., and William J.
F ICKINGER. “Multiple Scattering: Leslie Foldy’s
Winding Road through Physics.” Under the heading
“In Appreciation.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 346–356.
“In this article we recall some of the milestones
along Foldy’s path through a life in physics.” (from
the abstract)
2898. T OSCANO, Marco. “An ‘Abstruse’ Doctrine :
The Historical-Philosophical Meaning of Einstein’s
Relativity in Federigo Enriques.” Nuncius 22 (2007):
69–95.
2899. VAN D ELFT, Dirk. “Facilitating Leiden’s
Cold: The International Association of Refrigera-
tion and the Internationalisation of Heike Kamer-
lingh Onnes’s Cryogenic Laboratory.” Centaurus 49
(2007): 227–245.
“The Dutch physicist Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
played a major role in the new association [1909],
which brought together the science of low temper-
atures; the refrigeration industry; applications of
cold to foodstuffs, trade, and transport; and relevant
legislation.” (from the abstract)
2900. VAN D ELFT, Dirk. Freezing Physics: Heike
Kamerlingh Onnes and the Quest for Cold. History
of Science and Scholarship in the Netherlands, 10.
(vi + 664 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Royal
Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2008.
ISBN : 9789069845197.
On Hamerlingh’s work at Universiteit Leiden on
cryogenics at the beginning of the 20th century.
2901. V ILLAGGIO, Piero. “On Enriques’s Foun-
dations of Mechanics.” In Two Cultures, edited by
Kim W ILLIAMS (Boston: Birkhäuser Verlag, 2006),
133–138.
2902. W ITTJE, Roland. “Nuclear Physics in Norway,
1933–1955.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007): 406–433.
Explores the factions vying for the building of a
reactor versus those favoring particle accelerators.
2903. X IAO Tai-tao. “Wu Shiung and the Nobel
Prize.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur.
27, no. 3 (2005): 98–106.
On the first woman physicist in China to win the
Nobel Prize.
2904. YAJIMA Michiko. “Prospect for Uranium in
War Time.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 96–98.
2905. Z EITZ, Katharina. Max von Laue (1879-
1960): seine Bedeutung für den Wiederaufbau der
deutschen Wissenschaft nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg.
(298 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner
Verlag, 2006. ISBN: 3515088148, 9783515088145.
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2906. ACEVES PASTRANA, Patricia, and Sandra
M ART ÍNEZ S OLIS. “La Facultad de Ciencias Quı́mi-
cas y la Sociedad Quı́mica Mexicana, 1926–1933.”
Circumscribere 4 (2008): 59–82.
2907. B ELLAMY, Matthew J. Profiting the Crown:
Canada’s Polymer Corporation, 1942–1990. (xxiii +
303 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Montreal/Ithaca: McGill-
Queen’s University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0773528156.
On the successful Canadian state-run corporation
that produced synthetic rubber.
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2908. B ROOKS, Nathan M. “The Road to ‘Big
Chemistry’ in the Soviet Union during the 1920s.”
Part of a special issue: “Globalization and Diversity
in Modern Chemical Sciences” [ref. 2911]. Hist.
Scientiarum 16 (2007): 264–274.
2909. C OHEN, Stephen M. “Chemical Literature in
Yiddish: A Bridge between the Shtetl and the Secular
World.” Aleph 7 (2007): 183–251.
2910. C OTTER, Donald. “A Disciplinary Immigrant:
Alexander Smith at the University of Chicago, 1894–
1911.” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 221–256.
On Smith’s work on organic and physical chem-
istry, leading up to the publication of his 1906
textbook.
2911. F URUKAWA, Yasu. “Introduction: Globaliza-
tion and Diversity in Modern Chemical Sciences.”
Introduction to special issue: “Globalization and
Diversity in Modern Chemical Sciences.” Hist. Sci-
entiarum 16 (2007): 221–223.
Contents: Gerrylynn K. ROBERTS and Anna E.
S IMMONS, “The Overseas Dimensions of British
Chemical Societies, c.1890–c.1950,” 224–243
[ref. 2928]; Harro M AAT, “Agricultural Sciences in
Colonial Indonesia,” 244–263 [ref. 3396]; Nathan
M. B ROOKS, “The Road to ‘Big Chemistry’ in
the Soviet Union during the 1920s,” 264–274
[ref. 2908]; H E Juan, “The Establishment of Chi-
nese Terms for Chemical Elements: 1901–1932,”
275–293 [ref. 2915]; Z HANG Li, “From the So-
viet Union to the U.S.: International Exchange in
China’s Polymer Science,” 294–309 [ref. 3549].
2912. H ARGITTAI, István. Candid Science III:
More Conversations with Famous Chemists. Edited
by Magdolna H ARGITTAI. (x + 507 pp.; ill.; in-
dex.) London: Imperial College Press, 2003. ISBN:
1860943373.
2913. H ARGITTAI, István. Candid Science: Con-
versations with Famous Chemists. Edited by Mag-
dolna H ARGITTAI. (xii + 516 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
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1860941516.
Covers 36 chemists, including 18 Nobel laureates.
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2914. H AUPTMAN, Herbert A. On the Beauty of
Science: A Nobel Laureate Reflects on the Uni-
verse, God, and the Nature of Discovery. Edited
by D. J. G ROTHE. (xvi + 87 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books, 2008. ISBN:
9781591024606.
On the American crystallographer. Includes fac-
simile reprint of a 1953 monograph by Hauptman
and Jerome Karle.
2915. H E Juan. “The Establishment of Chinese
Terms for Chemical Elements: 1901–1932.” Part of a
special issue: “Globalization and Diversity in Modern
Chemical Sciences” [ref. 2911]. Hist. Scientiarum 16
(2007): 275–293.
2916. H OFFMANN, Dieter. “Peter Debye (1884-
1966)—Ein typischer Wissenschaftler in untypischer
Zeit.” With English summary. Gewina 29 (2006):
141–168.
On this 20th-century Nobel Prize-winning chemist.
2917. H OMBURG, Ernst, and Lodewijk PALM. (Eds.)
De geschiedenis van de scheikunde in Nederland, III,
De ontwikkeling van de chemie van 1945 tot het begin
van de jaren tachtig. (404 pp.; ill.) Delft: Delftse
Universitaire Pers, 2004. ISBN: 9040724105.
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2918. JAMES, Jeremiah Lewis. “Naturalizing the
Chemical Bond: Discipline and Creativity in the
Pauling Program, 1927–1942.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
69/01 (2008).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2008. Advisor:
Galison, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 3295923. 415
pp. Uncoveres coherence in Paulings work during
these years.
2919. J ENKIN, John. William and Lawrence Bragg,
Father and Son: The Most Extraordinary Collabo-
ration in Science. (xiv + 458 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Oxford University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780199235209.
2920. K AWAGUCHI, Mitsuo. “The Natural Gas Re-
search Institute and the Formation of Glass Industry
in Hsinchu, Taiwan.” [Translated title.] In Japanese.
Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 34 (2007): 65–78.
2921. KOV ÁCS, László, and László KOV ÁCS, Jr.
George de Hevesy. Studia physica Savariensia. (65
pp.) Szombathely, Hungary: Berzsenyi College,
2000.
[Ed. note: Citation information taken from the
review in Physics in Perspective.]
Reviews: [ref. R589]
2922. K REBS, Stefan. “ ‘Leben heißt ein Kämpfer
sein’ — Zum Verhältnis von Wissenschaft und
Öffentlichkeit am Beispiel der modernen Ei-
senhüttenkunde an der Technischen Hochschule Aa-
chen.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 30 (2007): 215–229.
“Through the establishment of his own technical
journals, and cooperation with industry, interest
groups, and the politics of Berlin, [Fritz] Wüst [at
Technische Hochschule Aachen] mobilised specific
public relations for himself, and thus connected the
Aachen iron metallurgy multifariously with the
social network of the German Empire.” (from the
abstract)
2923. L EEGWATER, Arie. “Charles Alfred Coulson:
Mixing Methodism and Quantum Chemistry.” In
 370. Twentieth century
Eminent Lives in Twentieth-Century Science and
Religion, edited by RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 47–78.
2924. M A ÑES, Xavier. “Making Science in the
Periphery: Determination of Crystalline Structures
in Spain, 1940–1955.” In Beyond Borders, edited by
S IMON and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 345–360.
2925. M IYAMOTO, Masaki. “A History of Japanese
Methanol Production Technology: The Navy Re-
search Institute Method.” [Translated title.] In
Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 34 (2007): 19–39.
A history of methanol production in Japan begin-
ning in the 1930s and its commercialization in
major gas companies.
2926. O LSEN, Kevin. “Clear Waters and a Green
Gas: A History of Chlorine as a Swimming Pool
Sanitizer in the United States.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32
(2007): 129–140.
2927. R ICKARDS, Rodney W., and John C ORN -
FORTH. “Arthur John Birch 1915–1995.” Hist. Rec.
Aust. Sci. 18 (2007): 243–280.
On the Australian organic chemist. (Also published
in Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal
Society of London, 2007.)
2928. ROBERTS, Gerrylynn K., and Anna E. S IM -
MONS . “The Overseas Dimensions of British Chemi-
cal Societies, c.1890–c.1950.” Part of a special issue:
“Globalization and Diversity in Modern Chemical
Sciences” [ref. 2911]. Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2007):
224–243.
2929. ROOT-B ERNSTEIN, Robert Scott. “Dorothy
Crowfoot Hodgkin: Structure as Art.” Leonardo 40
(2007): 260–261.
About the role Hodgkin’s love of art played in
her scientific work, especially with regard to x-ray
crystallography images.
2930. S IEGEL, Andre. “Sir Robert Robinson’s ‘An-
thocyanin Period’: 1922–1934—A Case Study of an
Early Twentieth-Century Natural Products Synthe-
sis.” Ambix 55 (2008): 62–82.
2931. W EININGER, Stephen J. “ ‘What’s in a Name?’
From Designation To Denunciation: The Nonclassi-
cal Cation Controversy.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 25 (2000):
123–131.
About notation controversies in organic chemistry
in the period from the 1930s to the 1950s.
2932. YOSHIHARA, H. Kenji. “Honorable Profes-
sors of Chemistry at Tohoku University a Century
Ago (1): Masataka Ogawa and the International Race
for the Discovery of New Elements.” [Translated ti-
tle.] In Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 34 (2007):
153–159.
On the naming of the radioactive element that
Ogawa discovered in which the name “Nipponium”
lost out to “Rhenium.”
183
370-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
2933. D ÖRRIES, Matthias. “In the Public Eye: Vol-
canology and Climate Change Studies in the 20th
Century.” Part of a symposium on climate change
[ref. 374]. Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (2006):
87–125.
2934. E RLER, Klaus. “Alexander Evgenevič Fers-
man in Berlin.” Geohist. Bl. 5 (2002): 27–34.
2935. H ARPER, Kristine. Weather by the Num-
bers: The Genesis of Modern Meteorology. Trans-
formations. (ix + 308 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780262083782.
On the professionalization of meteorology and the
singular importance of the digital computer in the
transformation of the discipline during the 20th
century.
2936. L I Lei. “Analysis on the characteristics of the
institutionalization of geology in the early republic
of China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Stud. Dial.
Natur. 22, no. 4 (2006): 99–103.
2937. L ÜDECKE, Cornelia. “Wetterstation der deut-
schen Kriegsmarine auf Spitzbergen (1941–1945)—
Ein Besuch im Sommer 2000.” Geohist. Bl. 4 (2001):
127–133.
2938. R EED, Christina. Earth Science: Decade by
Decade. Twentieth-Century Science. (xx + 364 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Facts on File,
2008. ISBN: 9780816055333.
2939. ROZWADOWSKI, Helen M. “Internationalism,
Environmental Necessity, and National Interest: Ma-
rine Science and Other Sciences.” Minerva 42 (2004):
127–149.
2940. S HEN, Grace Yen. “Unearthing the Nation:
Modern Geology and Nationalism in Republican
China, 1911–1949.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2007. Advisor:
Galison, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 3265204. 330 pp.
2941. Z AIKI, Masumi, and Togo T SUKAHARA.
“Meteorology on the Southern Frontier of Japan’s
Empire: Ogasawara Kazuo at Taihoku Imperial Uni-
versity.” Part of a special issue on Colonial Science
in Former Japanese Imperial Universities [ref. 689].
East Asian STS 1 (2007): 183–203.
370-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY;
EXPLORATION
2942. E ILBART, N.V. “Polish Explorers of Zabaika-
lye.” [Translated title.] In Russian. Ist. Ark. (2006):
193–217.
2943. K ROLL, Gary. America’s Ocean Wilderness:
A Cultural History of Twentieth-Century Explo-
ration. (ix + 249 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lawrence,
Kan.: University Press of Kansas, 2008. ISBN:
9780700615674.
184 370. Twentieth century
370-122. NATURAL HISTORY
2944. C ARLSON, Douglas. Roger Tory Peterson: A
Biography. Mildred Wyatt-Wold Series in Ornithol-
ogy. (xi + 296 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Austin: Univer-
sity of Texas Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780292716803.
2945. K EVLES, Daniel J. “Patents, Protections, and
Privileges: The Establishment of Intellectual Property
in Animals and Plants.” Focus Section: “Science and
the Law” [ref. 187]. Isis 98 (2007): 323–331.
2946. M ORRIS, Pat. Van Ingen and Van Ingen:
Artists in Taxidermy. (162 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Ascot:
MPM, 2006. ISBN: 0954559630.
Reviews: [ref. R727]
2947. S TEINHEIMER, Frank D. “Walter Rothschild’s
Second Great Auk Skeleton: A History of Its Posthu-
mous Voyage.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 29 (2002): 337–
345.
370-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
2948. A KERS, Harry F., and Suzette A. T. P ORTER.
“The 1945–1955 Queensland Artesian Fluoride Expe-
rience: A Unique Phenomenon within the Australian
Wool Industry.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 18 (2007):
177–189.
“This paper discusses the scientific background to,
and management of, concerns over the consump-
tion by stock of artesian water with a high concen-
tration of natural bioavailable fluoride.” (from the
abstract)
2949. B LACK, Brian. Nature and the Environment in
20th-Century American Life. The Greenwood Press
Daily Life through History Series. (xviii + 237 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press,
2006. ISBN: 0313332002.
2950. C ARRUTHERS, Jane. “Conservation and
Wildlife Management in South African National
Parks, 1930s–1960s.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 203–
236.
2951. DAVIDSON, Martha. “Portrait of Innovation:
Jon C. Coe.” In Inventing for the Environment, edited
by M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408], 95–104.
On the landscape architect and zoo designer.
2952. F INLEY, Mary Carmel. “The Tragedy of
Enclosure: Fish, Fisheries Science, and United States
Foreign Policy, 1920–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/11
(2008).
Dissertation at University of California, San Diego,
2007. Advisor: Oreskes, Naomi. Pub. no. AAT
3284217. 602 pp.
2953. F ROHN, Hans-Werner, and Friedemann
S CHMOLL. (Eds.) Natur und Staat: staatlicher
Naturschutz in Deutschland, 1906–2006. Naturschutz
und biologische Vielfalt, 35. (xii + 736 pp.; ill.; bibl.)
Bonn-Bad Godesberg: Bundesamt für Naturschutz,
2006. ISBN: 3784339352.
Contents: Friedemann S CHMOLL, “Schönheit,
Vielfalt, Eigenart. Die Formierung des Naturschut-
zes um 1900, seine Leitbilder und ihre Geschichte”;
Hans-Werner F ROHN, “Naturschutz macht Staat -
Staat macht Naturschutz. Von der Staatlichen Stelle
für Naturdenkmalpflege in Preußen bis zum Bun-
desamt für Naturschutz 1906 bis 2006 - eine Insti-
tutionengeschichte”; Willi O BERKROME, “Erhal-
tung und Gestaltung. Bemerkungen zu Theorie und
Praxis des Naturschutzes im nationalsozialistischen
Deutschland”; Thomas P OTTHAST, “Naturschutz
und Naturwissenschaft - Symbiose oder Antagonis-
mus? Zur Beharrung und zum Wandel prägender
Wissensformen vom ausgehenden 19. Jahrhundert
bis in die Gegenwart”; Jens Ivo E NGELS, “Aus
dem Zentrum an die Peripherie. Der amtliche Na-
turschutz in Westdeutschland zwischen Tradition
und politischer Ökologisierung 1945-1980”; An-
dreas D IX and Rita G UDERMANN, “Naturschutz
in der DDR: Idealisiert, ideologisiert, instrumen-
talisiert?”; Anna-Katharina W ÖBSE, “Naturschutz
global - oder: Hilfe von außen. Internationale Be-
ziehungen des amtlichen Naturschutzes im 20.
Jahrhundert.”
Reviews: [ref. 18]
2954. JAMISON, Andrew. “Greening the City: Urban
Environmentalism from Mumford to Malmö.” In
Urban Machinery, edited by H ÅRD and M ISA (2008)
[ref. 3347], 281–298.
2955. L ANGSTON, Nancy. “The Retreat from Pre-
caution: Regulating Diethylstilbestrol (DES), En-
docrine Disruptors, and Environmental Health.” Env-
iron. Hist. 13 (2008): 41–65.
Explores the role of debates in the 1930s and 1940s
over the regulation of DES.
2956. L EFKADITOU, Ageliki, and George P. S TA -
MOU . “Holism and Reductionism in Ecology: A
Trivial Dichotomy and Levins’ Non-trivial Account.”
Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 28 (2006): 313–336.
2957. M ASUTTI, Christophe. “Frederic Clements,
Climatology, and Conservation in the 1930s.” Part
of a symposium on climate change [ref. 374]. Hist.
Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (2006): 27–48.
On the way that climatology became inscribed
within plant ecology for both epistemological and
political reasons during the Dust Bowl and New
Deal eras.
2958. M OLELLA, Arthur, and Robert K ARGON.
“Environmental Planning for National Regeneration:
Techno-Cities in New Deal America and Nazi Ger-
many.” In Inventing for the Environment, edited by
M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408], 107–129.
2959. M URTON, James. “Creating Order: The Lib-
erals, the Landowners, and the Draining of Sumas
Lake, British Columbia.” Environ. Hist. 13 (2008):
92–125.
This occurred in the 1920s.
2960. N EWTON, Julianne Lutz. Aldo Leopold’s
Odyssey. (xvii + 483 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washing-
ton: Island Press, 2006. ISBN: 1597260452.
 370. Twentieth century
2961. R AE, Ian D. “All Environmental Politics Is
Local?” Minerva 44 (2006): 447–458.
Essay review of Kathleen M C P HILLIPS (ed.), Lo-
cal Heroes (2002) [ref. 3573]; Steve L ERNER, Di-
amond (2005); Gillian K LUCAS, Leadville (2004)
[ref. 3571].
2962. ROBINSON, Michael H. “Bioliteracy,
Bioparks, Urban Natural History, and Enhancing Ur-
ban Environments.” In Inventing for the Environment,
edited by M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408],
83–93.
2963. S ETOGUCHI, Akihisa. “Control of Insect
Vectors in the Japanese Empire: Transformation of
the Colonial/Metropolitan Environment, 1920–1945.”
Part of a special issue on Colonial Science in Former
Japanese Imperial Universities [ref. 689]. East Asian
STS 1 (2007): 167–181.
2964. S ÖDERHOLM, Kristina. “Den vetenskapli-
ga kontroversens roll Miljöargument mot massatek-
nik under 1900-talet.” Translated title: [The role of
the scientific controversy: Environmental arguments
against pulp technology during the 20th century]. In
Swedish. Part of a series on industrial technology
and the environment. [ref. 589]. Polhem 23 (2005):
43–64.
2965. U EKOETTER, Frank. The Green and the
Brown: A History of Conservation in Nazi Germany.
Studies in Environment and History. (xv + 230 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 13978052184819.
Reviews: [ref. 18]
2966. W ILLIAMS, Gerald W. The Forest Service:
Fighting for Public Lands. Understanding Our Gov-
ernment. (xvii + 459 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport,
Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2007. ISBN: 0313337942.
370-124. PALEONTOLOGY
2967. ACZEL, Amir D. Jesuit and the Skull: Teilhard
de Chardin, Evolution and the Search for Peking Man.
(288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Riverhead
Books, 2007. ISBN: 9781594489563.
2968. A LDRICH, Michele L., and Alan E. L EVI -
TON . “Winifred Goldring (1888–1971): New York
Paleontologist.” Northeastern Geology 27 (2005):
229–238.
2969. B UREK, Cynthia V., and Christopher J.
C LEAL. “The Life and Work of Emily Dix (1904–
1972).” In History of Palaeobotany, edited by B OW-
DEN et al. (2005) [ref. 414], 181–196.
2970. C HALONER, W. G. “The Palaeobotanical
Work of Marie Stopes.” In History of Palaeobotany,
edited by B OWDEN et al. (2005) [ref. 414], 127–135.
2971. H UREL, Arnaud. “La découverte de l’homme
fossile de la Chapelle-aux-Saints (1908). Pratiques de
terrain, débats et représentations des néandertaliens.”
Organon 34 (2005): 97–118.
2972. M ARSHALL, J. E. A. “Arthur Raistrick:
Britains’s Premier Palynologist.” In History of
185
Palaeobotany, edited by B OWDEN et al. (2005)
[ref. 414], 161–179.
2973. PARKS, James M., F. D. H OLLAND, Jr., and
Robert H. D OTT. Bushels of Fossils: The Influential
Life of Lowell Robert Laudon (1905–93). (338 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Madison, Wis.: The Board
of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System,
2005. ISBN: 0974895237.
Reviews: [ref. R787]
2974. P ELAYO, F. “La evolución humana y su difu-
sión en España en el marco de la JAE (1907–1939).”
Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 137–162.
2975. V ETTER, Jeremy. “Cowboys, Scientists, and
Fossils: The Field Site and Local Collaboration in the
American West.” Isis 99 (2008): 273–303.
On relations between local ranchers and paleontol-
ogists at various institutions, namely the Carnegie
Museum of Pittsburgh, the University of Nebraska,
and the American Museum of New York.
370-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
2976. FANGERAU, Heiner, and Irmgard M ÜLLER.
“Scientific Exchange: Jacques Loeb (1859-1924) and
Emil Godlewski (1875-1944) as Representatives of
a Transatlantic Developmental Biology.” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 608–617.
2977. F RANCO, José Luiz de Andrade, and José
Augusto D RUMMOND. “Cândido de Mello Leitão:
as ciências biológicas e a valorização da natureza e
da diversidade da vida.” Translated title: [Cândido
de Mello Leitão: The Biological Sciences and the
Valorization of Nature and Diversity of Life] In Por-
tuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 1265–1290.
A study of the thought of Brazilian zoologist
Cândido de Mello Leitão (1886-1948).
2978. F RANKLIN, Sarah. “ ‘Crook’ Pipettes: Embry-
onic Emigrations from Agriculture to Reproductive
Biomedicine.” Part of a special issue on agricultural
and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 358–373.
“Explores the linkages through which agriculture,
embryology, and reproductive biomedicine are
thickly intertwined.” (from the abstract)
2979. G AUSEMEIER, Bernd. Natürliche Ordnungen
und politische Allianzen: Biologische und biochemi-
sche Forschung an Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituten, 1933-
1945. Geschichte der Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft
im Nationalsozialismus, 12. (352 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Göttingen: Wallstein, 2005. ISBN: 3892449546.
Reviews: [ref. R390]
2980. H ELLEMANS, Ludo. “Een biologisch oog
voor vrijwel alles. De biologische denkwereld van
Dick Hillenius.” With English summary. Gewina 29
(2006): 224–229.
On the work of this Dutch poet and biologist.
2981. H OPWOOD, Nick. “A History of Normal
Plates, Tables and Stages in Vertebrate Embryology.”
Internat. J. Devel. Biol. 51 (2007): 1–26.
186 370. Twentieth century
On how standards defining developmental stages
have shaped and been shaped by disciplinary
change in vertebrate embryology, highlighting the
importance of an edited series by Franz Keibel in
the early 20th century.
2982. H OSSFELD, Uwe. “Von der Rassenkunde,
Rassenhygiene und biologischen Erbstatistik zur
Synthetischen Theorie der Evolution: Eine Skizze der
Biowissenschaften.” In Kämpferische Wissenschaft,
edited by H OSSFELD (2003) [ref. 2771], 519–574.
2983. H U, Zonggang. Jingsheng sheng wu diao
cha suo shi gao. Historical manuscript of the Fan
Memorial Institute of Biology. [Translated title.] In
Chinese. Zhongguo jin xian dai ke xue ji shu shi
yan jiu cong shu. (250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Jinan
Shi: Shandong jiao yu chu ban she, 2005. ISBN:
753285132X.
Reviews: [ref. R503]
2984. KOLCHINSKII, Eduard I. Ernst Mayr i sovre-
mennyi evoliutzionnyi sintez. Serija: Vydajuscthi-
jesja biologi-evoliutzionisty. (147 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Moscow: KMK Scientific Press, 2006. ISBN:
5873172455, 9785873172450.
2985. L OGAN, Cheryl A. “Overheated Rats, Race,
and the Double Gland: Paul Kammerer, Endocrinol-
ogy and the Problem of Somatic Induction.” J. Hist.
Biol. 40 (2007): 683–725.
2986. N EGREA, Stefan. “Documents et données
inédits sur la recherche biospéologique en Roumanie
après la mort d’Émile Racovitza.” Noesis 32 (2007):
161–190.
2987. P OWELL, Alexander, Maureen A.
O’M ALLEY, Staffan M ÜLLER -W ILLE, Jane
C ALVERT, and John D UPR É. “Disciplinary Bap-
tisms: A Comparison of the Naming Stories of Ge-
netics, Molecular Biology, Genomics and Systems
Biology.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 29 (2007): 5–32.
On how new disciplines use language and nomen-
clature as demarcation devices during the early
years of their formation.
2988. T RUNK, Achim. “Biochemistry in Wartime:
The Life and Lessons of Adolf Butenandt, 1936–
1946.” Minerva 44 (2006): 285–306.
2989. WAISSE P RIVEN, Silvia. “Fe y Razón en el
Siglo XX: Influencia de las ideas de Hans Driesch
en el pensamiento biológico de Jacques Martain.”
Translated title: [Faith and reason in the 20th century:
The influence of Hans Driesch’s ideas on the biolog-
ical thinking of Jacques Maritain]. Circumscribere 1
(2006): 67–73.
2990. W ILMOT, Sarah. “From ‘Public Service’ to
Artificial Insemination: Animal Breeding Science and
Reproductive Research in Early Twentieth-Century
Britain.” Part of a special issue on agricultural and
reproductive technologies [ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 411–441.
370-131. BOTANY; PLANT SCIENCES
2991. D UNKAK, Harry M. Knowledge, Truth, and
Service: The New York Botanical Garden, 1891
to 1980. (xii + 122 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham,
Md.: University Press of America, 2007. ISBN:
9780761838395.
2992. FAASSE, Patricia E. In Splendid Isolation: A
History of the Willie Commelin Scholten Phytopathol-
ogy Laboratory, 1894–1992. History of Science and
Scholarship in the Netherlands, 11. (vi + 296 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Aksant Academic Publish-
ers, 2008. ISBN: 9789069845418.
On the leading center of phytopathology research
in the Netherlands.
2993. H OSSFELD, Uwe. “Von der Haeckel-
Forschung zur Pflanzengenetik – Die zwei Karrie-
ren des Botanikers Heinz Brücher (1915–1991).” In
Pratum floridum, edited by F OLKERTS et al. (2002)
[ref. 9], 151–172.
2994. ROWNTREE, Lester. Hardy Californians: A
Woman’s Life with Native Plants. Edited by Lester B.
ROWNTREE. Expanded ed. (Originally published in
1936.). (lxxxii + 308 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley:
University of California, 2006. ISBN: 0520250516.
Includes a biographical essay, a chapter on Rown-
tree’s horticultural legacy, and a complete bibliog-
raphy of her work.
2995. VACHELL, Eleanor. The Botanist: The Botani-
cal Diary of Eleanor Vachell (1879–1948). Edited by
Michelle F ORTY and T. C. G. R ICH. (227 pp.; ill.;
index.) Cardiff: National Museum of Wales, 2005.
ISBN : 0720005655.
Reviews: [ref. R1030]
370-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
2996. B EINTEMA, Jaap J. “The Last Month of Szent-
Györgyi in Groningen.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008):
159–165.
On Szent-Györgyi’s work on biological oxidation
processes in the Laboratory of Physiology of the
University in Groningen, 1922–1926, before he
moved to Cambridge.
2997. C ARPINE -L ANCRE, Jacqueline. “Un rapport
inédit de Mieczysław Oxner: voyage d’études en
Allemagne et en Scandinavie (1912).” Organon 34
(2005): 119–180.
On the marine biologist Oxner and his visits to
various scientific institutions around Europe for the
Musée océanographique de Monaco.
2998. D E L EO, A. “Enrico Sereni: Research on the
Nervous System of Cephalopods.” J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 56–71.
2999. G ARFIELD, Brian. The Meinertzhagen Mys-
tery: The Life and Legend of a Colossal Fraud. (xiv
+ 353 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.:
Potomac Books, 2007. ISBN: 1597970417.
On the fraudulent claims, both political and scien-
tific, of this British war hero and ornithologist.
 370. Twentieth century
Reviews: [ref. R385]
3000. O LSON, Storrs L. “Correspondence Bearing
on the History of Ornithologist M. A. Carriker, Jr.,
and the Use of Arsenic in Preparation of Museum
Specimens.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 34 (2007): 346–351.
3001. P OLGE, Chris. “The Work of the Animal
Research Station, Cambridge.” Part of a special
issue on agricultural and reproductive technologies
[ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 511–520.
Traces the history of this station from its establish-
ment in 1932 to its closure in 1986.
3002. TANSEY, E. M. “Working with C. S. Sherring-
ton, 1918–24.” Part of a special issue: “Technicians”
[ref. 272]. Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008):
123–130.
370-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
3003. Á LVAREZ P EL ÁEZ, R. “La genética y la Jun-
ta para Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones
Cientı́ficas.” Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 163–180.
Includes a discussion of two women geneticists
Elena Fernandez de la Vega and Kate Pariser.
3004. A RAUJO, Aldo Mellender de. “Spreading the
Evolutionary Synthesis: Theodosius Dobzhansky and
Genetics in Brazil.” Gen. Mole. Bio. 27 (2004):
467–475.
3005. B RAUND, James, and Douglas G. S UTTON.
“The Case of Heinrich Wilhelm Poll (1877–1939):
A German-Jewish Geneticist, Eugenicist, Twin Re-
searcher, and Victim of the Nazis.” J. Hist. Biol. 41
(2008): 1–35.
3006. C AIN, Joe. (Ed.) Exploring the Borderlands:
Documents of the Committee on Common Problems
of Genetics, Paleontology, and Systematics, 1943–
1944. Forward by Ernst M AYR. Transactions of
American Philosophical Society, 94, pt. 2. (xlii +
160 pp.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia, PA: American
Philosophical Society, 2004. ISBN: 0871699427.
3007. C OWAN, Ruth Schwartz. Heredity and Hope:
The Case for Genetic Screening. (292 pp.; ill.) Cam-
bridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780674024243.
3008. D EICHMANN, Ute. “Early Responses to Avery
et al.’s Paper on DNA as Hereditary Material.” Hist.
Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2004): 207–232.
3009. D IETRICH, Michael R., and Brandi H. TAM -
BASCO . “Beyond the Boss and the Boys: Women and
the Division of Labor in Drosophila Genetics in the
United States, 1934–1970.” Part of a special section:
“Women in Genetics” [ref. 3018]. J. Hist. Biol. 40
(2007): 509–528.
3010. H EY, Jody, Walter M. F ITCH, and Francisco
J. AYALA. (Eds.) Systematics and the Origin of
Species: On Ernst Mayr’s 100th Anniversary. (367
+ xiii pp.;.) Washington, D.C.: National Academies
Press, 2005. ISBN: 0309095360.
187
Includes 17 essays by evolutionists reflecting on
Mayr and his work. From a colloquium held by the
National Academy of Sciences in 2004.
Reviews: [ref. 3027]
3011. K INGSLAND, Sharon E. “Maintaining Conti-
nuity through a Scientific Revolution: A Rereading of
E. B. Wilson and T. H. Morgan on Sex Determination
and Mendelism.” Isis 98 (2007): 468–488.
3012. K REMENTSOV, Nikolai. “A Particular Synthe-
sis: Aleksandr Promptov and Speciation in Birds.” J.
Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 637–682.
On the work of the early 20th-century Russian
population geneticist.
3013. L AUBICHLER, Manfred Dietrich, and Jane
M AIENSCHEIN. (Eds.) From Embryology to Evo-
devo: A History of Developmental Evolution. Dibner
Institute Studies in the History of Science and Tech-
nology. (vii + 569 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780262122832.
Contents: Manfred D. L AUBICHLER and Jane
M AIENSCHEIN, “Introduction,” 1-12; Manfred
D. L AUBICHLER, “Does History Recapitulate It-
self? Epistemological Reflections on the Origins
of Evolutionary Developmental Biology,” 13-33;
Fredrick B. C HURCHILL, “Living with the Bio-
genetic Law: A Reappraisal,” 37-81; Stuart A.
N EWMAN, “William Bateson’s Physicalist Ideas,”
83-107 [ref. 3016]; Jane M AIENSCHEIN, “To Evo-
Devo Through Cells, Embryos, and Morphogen-
esis,” 109-121; Garland A LLEN, “A Century of
Evo-Devo: The Dialectics of Analysis and Synthe-
sis in Twentieth-Century Life Science,” 123-167;
Marsha L. R ICHMOND, “The Cell as the Basis for
Heredity, Development, and Evolution: Richard
Goldschmidt’s Program of Physiological Genet-
ics,” 169-211 [ref. 3019]; John W OURMS, “The
Relations between Comparative Embryology, Mor-
phology, and Systematics: An American Perspec-
tive,” 215-266; Alan C. L OVE, “Morphological
and Paleontological Perspectives for a History
of Evo-Devo,” 267-307; William C. W IMSATT,
“Echoes of Haeckel? Reentrenching Development
in Evolution,” 309-355; Scott F. G ILBERT, “Fate
Maps, Gene Expression Maps, and the Evidentiary
Structure of Evolutionary Developmental Biology,”
357-374; James G RIESEMER, “Tracking Organic
Processes: Representations and Research Styles
in Classical Embryology and Genetics,” 375-433;
Elihu G ERSON, “The Juncture of Evolutionary
and Developmental Biology,” 435-463; Brian K.
H ALL, “Tapping Many Sources: The Adventitious
Roots of Evo-Devo in the Nineteenth Century,”
467-497; Gerd B. M ÜLLER, “Six Memos for Evo-
Devo,” 499-524; Günter P. WAGNER, “The Current
State and the Future of Developmental Evolution,”
525-545.
3014. M ATSUBARA, Yoko. “The Reception of
Mendelism in Japan, 1900–1920.” Part of a special is-
sue: “History of Medicine and Biology in East Asia”
[ref. 752]. Hist. Scientiarum 13 (2004): 232–240.
3015. M EER, Jitse M. van der. “Theodosius
Dobzhansky: Nothing in Evolution Makes Sense
Except in the Light of Religion.” In Eminent Lives
188 370. Twentieth century
in Twentieth-Century Science and Religion, edited by
RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 79–102.
3016. N EWMAN, Stuart A. “William Bateson’s Phys-
icalist Ideas.” In From Embryology to Evo-devo,
edited by L AUBICHLER and M AIENSCHEIN (2007)
[ref. 3013], 83–107.
3017. P ILPEL, Avital. “Statistics Is Not Enough:
Revisiting Ronald A. Fisher’s Critique (1936) of
Mendel’s Experimental Results (1866).” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 618–626.
“This paper is concerned with the role of rational
belief change theory in the philosophical under-
standing of experimental error [and especially]
about the limits of statistical methods in detecting
error.” (from the abstract)
3018. R ICHMOND, Marsha L. “Muriel Wheldale On-
slow and Early Biochemical Genetics.” First article
of a special section: “Women in Genetics.” J. Hist.
Biol. 40 (2007): 389–426.
Wheldale was a member of William Bateson’s
school of genetics at Cambridge. Other articles
in special section include: Ida H. S TAMHUIS
and Arve M ONSEN, “Kristine Bonnevie, Tine
Tammes and Elisabeth Schiemann in Early Ge-
netics: Emerging Chances for a University Career
for Women,” 427–466 [ref. 3021]; Marilyn Bailey
O GILVIE, “Inbreeding, Eugenics, and Helen Dean
King (1869–1955),” 467–507 [ref. 3053]; Michael
R. D IETRICH and Brandi H. TAMBASCO, “Beyond
the Boss and the Boys: Women and the Division of
Labor in Drosophila Genetics in the United States,
1934–1970,” 509–528 [ref. 3009].
3019. R ICHMOND, Marsha L. “The Cell as the Basis
for Heredity, Development, and Evolution: Richard
Goldschmidt’s Program of Physiological Genet-
ics.” In From Embryology to Evo-devo, edited by
L AUBICHLER and M AIENSCHEIN (2007) [ref. 3013],
169–211.
3020. RUDGE, David Wÿss. “H. B. D. Kettlewell’s
Research 1937–1953: The Influence of E. B. Ford,
E. A. Cockayne and P. M. Sheppard.” Hist. Phil. Life
Sci. 28 (2006): 359–387.
On the research in ecological genetics involving
industrial melanism.
3021. S TAMHUIS, Ida H., and Arve M ONSEN. “Kris-
tine Bonnevie, Tine Tammes and Elisabeth Schie-
mann in Early Genetics: Emerging Chances for a
University Career for Women.” Part of a special sec-
tion: “Women in Genetics” [ref. 3018]. J. Hist. Biol.
40 (2007): 427–466.
3022. S TEFFES, David M. “Panpsychic Organicism:
Sewall Wright’s Philosophy for Understanding Com-
plex Genetic Systems.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007):
327–361.
“In this paper I aim to show how Wright’s philos-
ophy for understanding complex genetic systems
(panpsychic organicism) logically motivated his
1914–1921 design of path analysis.” (from the
abstract)
3023. S WETLITZ, Marc. “Responses to Evolution by
Reform, Conservative, and Reconstructionist Rabbis
in Twentieth-Century America.” In Jewish Tradition
and the Challenge of Darwinism, edited by C ANTOR
and S WETLITZ (2006) [ref. 805], 47–70.
3024. T EICH, Mikuláš. “Haldane and Lysenko Re-
visited.” J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 557–563.
3025. T UNLID, Anna. “Praktik och teori; Den svens-
ka genetikens tidiga utveckling.” Polhem 17 (1999):
3–15.
3026. V ESSURI, Hebe. “ ‘El hombre del maı́z de
la Argentina‘: Salomón Horovitz y la tecnologı́a de
la investigación en la fitotecnia.” E.I.A.L. 14 (2003):
89–118.
3027. W ILKINS, John S. “Mayr’s Centenary
Festschrift.” Biol. & Phil. 22 (2007): 603–610.
Essay review of Jody H EY, Walter M. F ITCH, and
Francisco J. AYALA (eds.), Systematics and the
Origin of Species (2005) [ref. 3010].
370-134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
(includes genetic engineering; for agricultural
biotechnology, see 163-Agriculture)
3028. C RESTO, Eleonora. “In Search of the Best
Explanation about the Nature of the Gene: Avery
on Pneumococcal Transformation.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 65–79.
Explores rational belief change in “the debate about
the nature of pneumococcal transformation, genes
and DNA that took place in the forties, as a result
of Oswald T. Avery’s work.” (from the abstract)
3029. D EICHMANN, Ute. “ ‘Molecular’ versus ‘Col-
loidal’: Controversies in Biology and Biochemistry,
1900–1940.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 32 (2007): 105–118.
3030. F ERRY, Georgina. Max Perutz and the Secret
of Life. (xii + 352 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780879697853.
3031. L AX, Alistair J. Toxin: The Cunning of Bacte-
rial Poisons. (192 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Oxford University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0198605587.
Primarily a popular science book, but contains
historical discussion of this relatively new field.
Reviews: [ref. R617]
3032. M ARTY, Bernard, and Henri M ONIN. Le
premier âge de l’ADN : Histoire d’une molécule de
l’hérédité. Collection d’histoire des sciences. (vi +
168 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Vuibert, 2003. ISBN:
271175359X.
Reviews: [ref. R681]
3033. P ELIS, Kim. Charles Nicolle, Pasteur’s Im-
perial Missionary: Typhus and Tunisia. Rochester
Studies in Medical History. (xx + 384 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Rochester, N.Y.: University of Rochester
Press, 2006. ISBN: 1580461972.
On early 20th-century bacteriology, French impe-
rial ideology, and conditions in colonial Tunisia.
Reviews: [ref. R793]
3034. W ENKEL, Simone, and Ute D EICHMANN.
(Eds.) Max Delbrück and Cologne: An Early Chapter
 370. Twentieth century
of German Molecular Biology. Papers based on April
2005 Workshop. (xii + 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 2007. ISBN:
9789812705471.
Founded in 1959 by Max Delbrück, the Institute
of Genetics in Cologne was the first molecular bi-
ological Institute at a German university. Contents
includes: U. D EICHMANN, “A Brief Review of the
Early History of Genetics and Its Relationship to
Physics and Chemistry”; S. W ENKEL, “Founding
and Crisis”; B. J. S TRASSER, “Building Molecular
Biology in Post-War Europe: Between the Atomic
Age and the American Challenge”; W. D OERFLER,
“Molecular Virology and Medical Genetics at the
Institute of Genetics in Cologne, 1972–2002.”
3035. Z IMMER, Carl. Microcosm: E. coli and the
New Science of Life. (243 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Pantheon Books, 2008. ISBN: 9780375424304;
037542430X.
370-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
3036. A LEMDARO ǦLU, Ayça. “Eugenics, Modernity
and Nationalism.” In Social Histories of Disability
and Deformity, edited by T URNER and S TAGG (2006)
[ref. 564], 126–141.
A history of eugenics in Turkey.
3037. C ARLSON, Elof A. “The Eugenic World
of Charles Benedict Davenport.” In Davenport’s
Dream, edited by W ITKOWSKI and I NGLIS (2008)
[ref. 3063], 59–76.
3038. C URRELL, Susan, and Christina C OGDELL.
(Eds.) Popular Eugenics: National Efficiency and
American Mass Culture in the 1930s. (x + 406 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Athens, Ohio: Ohio University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 082141691X.
Contents: Wendy K LINE, “A New Deal for the
Child: Ann Cooper Hewitt and Sterilization in the
1930s,” 17-43; Susan C URRELL, “Eugenic De-
cline and Recovery in Self-Improvement Literature
of the Thirties,” 44-69; Andrés H. R EGGIANI,
“ ‘Drilling Eugenics into People’s Minds’: Exper-
tise, Public Opinion, and Biopolitics in Alexis
Carrel’s Man, the Unknown,” 70-90; Michael
A. R EMBIS, “ ‘Explaining Sexual Life to Your
Daughter’: Gender and Eugenic Education in the
United States during the 1930s,” 91-119; Betsy L.
N IES, “Defending Jeeter: Conservative Arguments
against Eugenics in the Depression Era South,”
120-139; Stephen F ENDER, “Poor Whites and the
Federal Writers’ Project: The Rhetoric of Eugenics
in the Southern Life Histories,” 140-163; Barbara
E. L ADNER, “The Descent of Yoknapatawpha:
Eugenics and the Origins of Faulkner’s World,”
164-182; Mary K. C OFFEY, “The American Ado-
nis: A Natural History of the ‘Average American’
(Man), 1921–32,” 185-216; Christina C OGDELL,
“Smooth Flow: Biological Efficiency and Stream-
line Design,” 217-248; Nicole R AFTER, “Apes,
Men, and Teeth: Earnest A. Hooton and Eugenic
Decay,” 249-268; Kerry S OPER, “Classical Bodies
versus the Criminal Carnival: Eugenics Ideology
189
in 1930s Popular Art,” 269-307; Karen A. K EELY,
“Scientific Selection on the Silver Screen: Madcap
Eugenics in College Holiday,” 308-331; Angela
Marie S MITH, “Monsters in the Bed: The Horror-
Film Eugenics of Dracula and Frankenstein,” 332-
358; Robert RYDELL, Christina C OGDELL and
Mark L ARGENT, “The Nazi Eugenics Exhibit in
the United States, 1934–43,” 359-384.
3039. E KBERG, Merryn. “The Old Eugenics and the
New Genetics Compared.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007):
581–593.
3040. G ILLETTE, Aaron. Eugenics and the Nature-
Nurture Debate in the Twentieth Century. (viii + 224
pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2007. ISBN: 1403984220.
Explores how sociobiology and evolutionary psy-
chology in the early 20th century were affected by
their ties with eugenics during a period in which
the latter became ideologically unpopular.
3041. G LENNA, Leland L., Margaret A. G OLLNICK,
and Stephen S. J ONES. “Eugenic Opportunity Struc-
tures: Teaching Genetic Engineering at US Land-
Grant Universities since 1911.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 281–296.
On the flourishing of eugenics courses at land-grant
universities even past the end of World War II.
3042. H ERMAN, Ellen. Kinship by Design: A
History of Adoption in the Modern United States.
(368 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226327594;
9780226327600.
“Details efforts by the U.S. Children’s Bureau and
the Child Welfare League of America to estab-
lish adoption standards in law and practice, . . .
revealing how research in developmental science
and technology shaped adoption as it navigated the
nature-nurture debate.” (from the abstract)
3043. I VERSON, Margot Lynn. “Blood Types: A
History of Genetic Studies of Native Americans,
1920–1955.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2007.
Advisor: Beatty, John and Sally Gregory Kohlstedt.
Pub. no. AAT 3285656. 185 pp.
3044. J IANG Gong-cheng. “An Introduction to and
Evaluation of Pan Guang-dan’s Eugenic Work.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 29,
no. 2 (2007): 76–81.
On the well-known Chinese eugenicist Pan Guang-
dan.
3045. K AMINSKY, Uwe. “Zwischen Rassenhygiene
und Biotechnologie. Die Fortsetzung der eugenischen
Debatte in Diakonie und Kirche, 1945 bis 1969.” Z.
Kirchenges. 116 (2005): 204–242.
3046. K ATZ, Jonathan. The Invention of Heterosexu-
ality. (ix + 291 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226426013.
Argues that the assertion that heterosexuality is a
universal cultural norm is actually a recent devel-
opment.
190 370. Twentieth century
3047. L’E STOILE, Benoı̂t de. “ ‘Races not Infe-
rior, but Different’: French Anthropology from the
Colonial Exhibition to the Museum of Mankind.” In
Science across the European Empires, 1800–1950,
edited by S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 215–241.
3048. L EON, Sharon M. “ ‘Hopelessly Entangled in
Nordic Pre-suppositions’: Catholic Participation in
the American Eugenics Society in the 1920s.” J. Hist.
Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 3–49.
3049. M ARTIN, Aryn. “ ‘Incongruous Juxtaposi-
tions’: The Chimaera and Mrs McK.” Endeavour 31
(2007): 99–103.
On the first human being identified as a chimera.
3050. M ARTIN, Aryn. “The Chimera of Liberal
Individualism: How Cells Became Selves in Human
Clinical Genetics.” Volume title: “The Self as Project:
Politics and the Human Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris
22 (2007): 205–222.
3051. M C M ILLAN, John. “The Return of the In-
seminator: Eutelegenesis in Past and Contemporary
Reproductive Ethics.” Part of a special issue on agri-
cultural and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402].
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 393–
410.
3052. M OORE, James. “Ronald Aylmer Fisher:
A Faith Fit for Eugenics.” In Eminent Lives in
Twentieth-Century Science and Religion, edited by
RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 103–138.
3053. O GILVIE, Marilyn Bailey. “Inbreeding, Eu-
genics, and Helen Dean King (1869–1955).” Part of a
special section: “Women in Genetics” [ref. 3018]. J.
Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 467–507.
3054. R EES, Amanda. “Reflections on the Field:
Primatology, Popular Science and the Politics of
Personhood.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 881–907.
A textual analysis of popular accounts of prima-
tological research published between 1964 and
2001.
3055. S LAVET, Eliza. “Freud’s ‘Lamarckism’ and
the Politics of Racial Science.” J. Hist. Biol. 41
(2008): 37–80.
3056. S TEPAN, Nancy Leys. “Eugenia no Brasil,
1917–1940.” In Cuidar, controlar, curar, edited by
H OCHMAN and A RMUS (2004) [ref. 2578], 331–392.
3057. S TERN, Alexandra Minna. “Mestizofi-
lia, biotipologı́a y eugenesia en el México post-
revolucionario: hacia una historia de la ciencia y
el Estado, 1920–1960.” In Avatares de la medical-
ización en América latina 1870-1970, edited by A R -
MUS (2005) [ref. 2559], 275–304.
3058. T ILLEY, Helen. “Ambiguities of Racial Sci-
ence in Colonial Africa: The African Research Sur-
vey and the Fields of Eugenics, Social Anthropology,
and Biomedicine, 1920–1940.” In Science across the
European Empires, 1800–1950, edited by S TUCHTEY
(2005) [ref. 619], 245–287.
3059. T URDA, Marius. “From Craniology to Serol-
ogy: Racial Anthropology in Interwar Hungary and
Romania.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 361–377.
3060. T URDA, Marius, and Paul W EINDLING. (Eds.)
“Blood and Homeland”: Eugenics and Racial Na-
tionalism in Central and Southeast Europe, 1900–
1940. (ix + 467 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Budapest:
Central European University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9637326774.
Contents: Marius T URDA and Paul J. W EIN -
DLING , “Eugenics, Race, and Nation in Central
and Southeast Europe, 1900–1940: A Historio-
graphic Overview,” 1-20; Egbert K LAUTKE, “Ger-
man ‘Race Psychology’ and Its Implementation in
Central Europe: Egon von Eickstedt and Rudolf
Hippius,” 23-40; Margit B ERNER, “From ‘Pris-
oner of War Studies’ to Proof of Paternity: Racial
Anthropologists and the Measuring of ‘Others’
in Austria,” 41-53; Maria T ESCHLER -N ICOLA,
“Volksdeutsche and Racial Anthropology in Inter-
war Vienna: The ‘Marienfeld Project,’ ” 55-82;
Rory Y EOMANS, “Of ‘Yugoslav Barbarians’ and
Croatian Gentleman Scholars: Nationalist Ideology
and Racial Anthropology in Interwar Yugoslavia,”
83-122; Sevasti T RUBETA, “Anthropological Dis-
course and Eugenics in Interwar Greece,” 123-142;
Michal Š IM ŮNEK, “Eugenics, Social Genetics,
and Racial Hygiene: Plans for the Scientific Reg-
ulation of Human Heredity in the Czech Lands,
1900–1925,” 145-166; Magdalena G AWIN, “Pro-
gressivism and Eugenic Thinking in Poland, 1905–
1939,” 167-183; Marius T URDA, “The First De-
bates on Eugenics in Hungary, 1910–1918,” 185-
221; Christian P ROMITZER, “Taking Care of the
National Body: Eugenic Visions in Interwar Bul-
garia, 1905–1940,” 223-252; Ken K ALLING, “The
Self-Perception of a Small Nation: The Reception
of Eugenics in Interwar Estonia,” 253-262; Paul
J. W EINDLING, “Central Europe Confronts Ger-
man Racial Hygiene: Friedrich Hertz, Hugo Iltis,
and Ignaz Zollschan as Critics of Racial Hygiene,”
263-280; Kamila U ZARCZYK, “ ‘Moses als Eu-
geniker?’ The Reception of Eugenic Ideas in Jew-
ish Medical Circles in Interwar Poland,” 283-297;
Monika L ÖSCHER, “Eugenics and Catholicism
in Interwar Austria,” 299-316; Herwig C ZECH,
“From Welfare to Selection: Vienna’s Public
Health Office and the Implementation of Racial
Hygiene Policies under the Nazi Regime,” 317-
333; Maria B UCUR, “Fallen Women and Necessary
Evils: Eugenic Representations of Prostitution in
Interwar Romania,” 335-350; Rǎzvan P ÂR ÂIANU,
“Culturalist Nationalism and Anti-Semitism in
Fin-de-Siècle Romania,” 353-373; Attila P ÓK,
“The Politics of Hatred: Scapegoating in Interwar
Hungary,” 375-388; Aristotle A. K ALLIS, “Racial
Politics and Biomedical Totalitarianism in Inter-
war Europe,” 389-415; Roger G RIFFIN, “Tunnel
Visions and Mysterious Trees: Modernist Projects
of National and Racial Regeneration, 1880–1939,”
417-456.
3061. VALLEJO, Gustavo. “Males y remedios de
la ciudad moderna: perspectivas ambientales de la
eugenesia argentina de entreguerras.” Asclepio 59,
no. 1 (2007): 203–237.
 370. Twentieth century
3062. W EINDLING, Paul. “ ‘Mustergau’ Thüringen:
Rassenhygiene zwischen Ideologie und Machtpoli-
tik.” In Kämpferische Wissenschaft, edited by H OSS -
FELD (2003) [ref. 2771], 1013–1026.
3063. W ITKOWSKI, J. A., and J. R. I NGLIS. (Eds.)
Davenport’s Dream: 21st Century Reflections on
Heredity and Eugenics. (xi + 298 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor
Laboratory Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780879697563.
Contents: James D. WATSON, “Genes and Pol-
itics,” 1-34 [ref. 203]; Jan A. W ITKOWSKI,
“Charles Benedict Davenport, 1866–1944,” 35-
58 [ref. 1944]; Elof A. C ARLSON, “The Eugenic
World of Charles Benedict Davenport,” 59-76
[ref. 3037]; Maynard V. O LSEN, “Davenport’s
Dream,” 77–98; Douglas C. WALLACE, “Genetic
Determinism and Evolutionary Ethics: A Mito-
chondrial Perspective,” 99–122; Daniel R. W EIN -
BERGER and David G OLDMAN , “Psychiatric Ge-
netics in an Era of Relative Enlightenment,” 123-
144; Lindsey K ENT and Simon BARON -C OHEN,
“Genes in Mind?” 145-158; Philip R. R EILLY,
“Davenport and Hereditary Counseling,” 159-166;
Ronald DWORKIN, “Genetics and Equality,” 167-
180; Lewis W OLPERT, “Genetics and Human
Nature,” 181-191 [ref. 459]; Charles Benedict
DAVENPORT, “A facimile reprint of Heredity in
Relation to Eugenics (Published by Henry Holt and
Company, New York, 1911),” 192ff.
370-136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
3064. BARATAS D ÍAZ, A. “Neurociencias en la Junta
para Ampliación de Estudios.” Asclepio 59, no. 2
(2007): 115–136.
3065. B ORCK, Cornelius. Hirnströme: Eine Kultur-
geschichte der Elektroenzephalographie. (384 pp.;
ill.; index.) Germany: Wallstein Verlag, 2005. ISBN:
3892448930.
Reviews: [ref. R123]
3066. B ORCK, Cornelius. “Recording the Brain at
Work: The Visible, the Readable, and the Invisible in
Electroencephalography.” Special Issue: “Visual Im-
ages and Visualization” [ref. 476]. J. Hist. Neurosci.
17 (2008): 367–379.
3067. FARRERAS, Ingrid D., Caroline H ANNAWAY,
and Victoria A. H ARDEN. (Eds.) Mind, Brain, Body,
and Behavior: Foundations of Neuroscience and
Behavioral Research at the National Institutes of
Health. Biomedical and health research, 62. (xxvii
+ 366 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: IOS
Press, 2004. ISBN: 1586034715.
Reviews: [ref. R325]
3068. G OTTSCHALK, Louis A. Autobiographical
Notes of Louis A. Gottschalk. (182 pp.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007. ISBN:
1600214290.
3069. V EIN, Alla A. “Science and Fate: Lina Stern
(1878–1968), a Neurophysiologist and Biochemist.”
J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 195–206.
191
370-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
3070. A MOUROUX, Rémy. “De l’entomologie à la
psychanalyse.” Translated title: [Through entomol-
ogy to psychoanalysis.] In French. Gesnerus 64
(2007): 219–230.
On a 1927 letter on the life of bees and termites
from L. R. Delves Broughton to Sigmund Freud
tying the libidinal economy of humans to that of
social insects.
3071. B ELZEN, J. A. van. “De oudste organisa-
tie voor de psychologie in Nederland: een gedeelde
eerste plaats. De Godsdienstpsychologische Studie-
vereeniging.” Gewina 30 (2007): 265–281.
On the psychology of religion in the Netherlands
in the early 20th century.
3072. B ENDERSKY, Joseph W. “ ‘Panic’: The Impact
of Le Bon’s Crowd Psychology on U.S. Military
Thought.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 257–283.
On Le Bon’s influence on US military thinking
and especially on the importance of his racial psy-
chology when, during combat in Italy, the African-
American 92nd Infantry Division panicked.
3073. B ENJAFIELD, John G. “Revisiting Wittgen-
stein on Köhler and Gestalt Psychology.” J. Hist.
Behav. Sci. 44 (2008): 99–118.
3074. B LASS, Thomas. The Man Who Shocked the
World: The Life and Legacy of Stanley Milgram.
(xxiv + 360 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Basic
Books, 2004. ISBN: 0738203998.
Reviews: [ref. R110]
3075. B YFORD, Andy. “Turning Pedagogy into a
Science: Teachers and Psychologists in Late Imperial
Russia (1897–1917).” Volume title: “Intelligentsia
Science Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris
23 (2008): 50–81.
On teachers’ efforts to professionalize themselves
by embracing the authority of the science of psy-
chology.
3076. C AT, Jordi. “Switching Gestalts on Gestalt
Psychology: On the Relation between Science and
Philosophy.” Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 131–177.
On the close ties between Gestalt psychology and
the history of philosophy of science and the history
of philosophy.
3077. C LARK, David O. “Philosopher to Psychol-
ogist: The Early Career of Edwin Ray Guthrie, Jr.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. B 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at York University (Canada), 2007.
Pub. no. AAT NR32044. 220 pp.
3078. C OLLINS, Alan. “From H = log s-super(n) to
Conceptual Framework: A Short History of Informa-
tion.” Hist. Psychol. 10 (2007): 44–72.
“Examines how information entered psychology,
how its meaning changed, and how it remained a
technical term in the vocabulary of psychologists
in the second part of the 20th century.” (from the
abstract)
192 370. Twentieth century
3079. DAVID -M ÉNARD, Monique. Deleuze et
la psychanalyse : l’altercation. Science, histoire
et société. (vi + 184 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris:
Presses universitaires de France, 2005. ISBN:
9782130550815.
3080. D REARY, Ian J., Martin L AWN, and David
J. BARTHOLOMEW. “A Conversation between
Charles Spearman, Godfrey Thomson, and Edward L.
Thorndike: The International Examinations Inquiry
Meetings, 1931–1938.” Hist. Psychol. 11 (2008):
122–142.
Study of transcriptions taken during the meetings
dealing with discussions of “theoretical and practi-
cal approaches to intelligence testing and its place
in education.” (from the abstract)
3081. E DMUNDSON, Mark. Death of Sigmund
Freud: The Legacy of His Last Days. (276 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Bloomsbury, 2007. ISBN:
9781582345376.
3082. FALBY, Alison, Peter BARHAM, and Graham
R ICHARDS. Essay review. Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 3
(2007): 123–139.
Essay review of Mathew T HOMSON, Psychological
Subjects (2006) [ref. 3106].
3083. FAYE, Cathy. “Governing the Grapevine: The
Study of Rumor during World War II.” Hist. Psychol.
10 (2007): 1–21.
Both the US government and social scientists be-
came interested in rumor and its effects during the
war.
3084. F ROSH, Stephen. Hate and the “Jewish Sci-
ence”: Anti-Semitism, Nazism and Psychoanalysis.
(vi + 228 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave
Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403921709.
Reviews: [ref. R369]
3085. G OLDEN, Richard L. “William Osler’s ‘The
Nervousness of American Women.’ ” Hist. Psychol.
11 (2008): 1–14.
3086. H EDSTROM, Matthew S. “Psychology and
Mysticism in 1940’s Religion: Reading the Readers
of Fosdick, Liebman, and Merton.” In Religion and
the Culture of Print in Modern America, edited by
Charles L. C OHEN and Paul S. B OYER (Madison,
Wis.: Univ. of Wisconsin Press, 2008), 243–270.
3087. H ERRERO, F., and H. C ARPINTERO. “La
Junta para Ampliación de Estudios y el desarrollo de
la psicologı́a española.” Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007):
181–212.
3088. J OHNSTON, Elizabeth, and Ann J OHNSON.
“Searching for the Second Generation of American
Women Psychologists.” Hist. Psychol. 11 (2008):
40–72.
3089. K AENEL, Philippe. “Physiognomonie du Poil.
Freud, Michel-Ange et Lavater.” Part of special issue:
“La pelle umana / The Human Skin” [ref. 464].
Micrologus 13 (2005): 673–697.
3090. K ILLEN, Andreas. “Weimar Psychotechnics
between Americanism and Fascism.” Volume title:
“The Self as Project: Politics and the Human Sci-
ences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris 22 (2007): 48–71.
On “interactions between psychotechnicians and
female switchboard operators,... debates about
Germany’s postwar economic and political re-
structuring,... [and] the new woman.” (from the
abstract)
3091. KOTIK -F RIEDGUT, Bella, and Theodore H.
F RIEDGUT. “A Man of His Country and His Time:
Jewish Influences on Lev Semionovich Vygotsky’s
World View.” Hist. Psychol. 11 (2008): 15–39.
3092. M ICHAEL, Michael. “On the Validity of
Freud’s Dream Interpretations.” Stud. Hist. Phil.
Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 52–64.
3093. M ILDENBERGER, Florian. “The
Beer/Bethe/Uexküll Paper (1899) and Misinterpre-
tations Surrounding ‘Vitalistic Behaviorism.’ ” Hist.
Phil. Life Sci. 28 (2006): 175–189.
3094. M ILLER, Gavin. “Scottish Psychoanalysis: A
Rational Religion.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 44 (2008):
38–58.
On the ambition of Scottish psychoanalysts W.
R. D. Fairbairn, Ian Suttie, and Hugh Crichton-
Miller to rationally preserve a Christian religious
inheritance and their later influence in New Zealand
and Britain.
3095. M ÜLBERGER, Annette, and Ana Maria JAC Ó -
V ILELA. “Es mejor morir de pie que vivir de rodillas:
Emilio Mira y López y la revolución social.” Dynamis
27 (2007): 309–332.
Focuses on the way Mira y Lopez incorporated the
ideals of socialism into his work in psychology.
3096. M ÜLBERGER, Annette. “Spanish Experience
with German Psychology prior to World War I.” J.
Hist. Behav. Sci. 44 (2008): 161–179.
3097. M URDOCH, Stephen. IQ: A Smart History
of a Failed Idea. (xiv + 269 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Hoboken, N.J.: J. Wiley and Sons, 2007. ISBN:
9780471699774.
3098. P ERRET-C LERMONT, Anne-Nelly, and Jean-
Marc BARRELET. (Eds.) Jean Piaget and Neuchâtel:
The Learner and the Scholar. (xv + 240 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Psychology Press, 2008. ISBN:
9781841696577.
Contents (from WorldCat): Jean-Marc BAR -
RELET , “Neuchâtel,” 10-31; Jean-Pierre J ERMINI ,
“Neuchâtel, Jean Piaget’s Hometown,” 32-48;
Maurice de T RIBOLET, “Arthur Piaget (1865–
1952): Background of Jean Piaget’s Father,” 49-68;
Anne-Françoise S CHALLER -J EANNERET, “Early
Schooling,” 69-91; Jean-Paul S CHAER, “Studies
at the University of Neuchâtel,” 92-111; Marie-
Jeanne Liengme B ESSIRE and Sylvia B ÉGUELIN,
“Did Jean Piaget’s Conversion from Malacology to
Psychology Happen in the Faculty of Arts?” 112-
128 [ref. 2266]; Fernando V IDAL, “Jean Piaget,
Friend of Nature,” 129-152; Charles T HOMANN,
“Christian and Social Commitment,” 153-166;
Carlo ROBERT-G RANDPIERRE, “Grandchamp and
Pierre Bovet,” 167-180; Tania Z ITTOUN, Anne-
Nelly P ERRET-C LERMONT and Jean-Marc BAR -
 370. Twentieth century
RELET , “The Socio-intellectual Genealogy of Jean
Piaget,” 181-195; John R IJSMAN, “An Intellectual
and Technological Panorama of Piaget’s World,”
196-223; Jürgen O ELKERS, “The New Educa-
tion,” 224-240; Jean-Jacques D UCRET, “The In-
tellectual Journey after the Intellectual Period,”
241-273; René van der V EER, “The Reception of
Piaget’s Early Ideas in the Soviet Union,” 274-302
[ref. 3110]; Daniel H AMELINE, “The Great Figures
of Jean Piaget,” 303-329; Anne-Nelly P ERRET-
C LERMONT, “Epilogue: Piaget, His Elders and
His Peers,” 330-377.
3099. P IETIK ÄINEN, Petteri. Alchemists of Hu-
man Nature: Psychological Utopianism in Gross,
Jung, Reich and Fromm. (vii + 290 pp.; bibl.; in-
dex.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2007. ISBN:
9781851969234.
3100. P IND, Jorgen L. “Gudmundur Finnbogason,
‘Sympathetic Understanding,’ and Early Icelandic
Psychology.” Hist. Psychol. 11 (2008): 75–100.
3101. R ADICK, Gregory. “The Ethologist’s World.”
J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 565–575.
Essay review of Richard W. B URKHARDT, Jr.,
Patterns of Behavior (2005); Hans K RUUK, Niko’s
Nature (2003).
3102. ROSE, Anne C. “The Discovery of Southern
Childhoods: Psychology and the Transformation of
Schooling in the Jim Crow South.” Hist. Psychol. 10
(2007): 249–278.
On the influence of psychological ideas about
childhood and the integration vs. segregation of
schools among both Blacks and Whites.
3103. S ANTUCCI, Antonio. “Francesco de Sarlo e
le lettere filosofiche di un ‘superato.’ ” Dianoia 5
(2000): 193–216.
General study of de Sarlo’s work, focusing on his
laboratory of experimental psychology, established
in 1903, and his early 20th-century works dealing
with his philosophical dualism.
3104. S CHULKIN, Jay. “Curt Richter: Psychobiol-
ogy and the Concept of Instinct.” Hist. Psychol. 10
(2007): 325–343.
3105. S TEVENS, Richard. Erik H. Erikson: Explorer
of Identity and the Life Cycle. Revised edition of
Erik Erikson: An Introduction. (vi + 144 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. ISBN:
9781403999863.
3106. T HOMSON, Mathew. Psychological Subjects:
Identity, Culture, and Health in Twentieth-Century
Britain. (viii + 330 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Ox-
ford University Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780199287802.
“Examines the extent to which psychological
thought and practice could mediate...a wide range
of social and economic, political, and ethical issues
that rested on assumptions about human nature.”
(from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. 3082, 3107]
3107. T HOMSON, Mathew. “Psychological Subjects:
Response.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 3 (2007): 141–
147.
193
Essay review of Mathew T HOMSON, Psychological
Subjects (2006) [ref. 3106].
3108. T RIPLETT, Hall. “The Misnomer of Freud’s
‘Seduction Theory.’ ” J. Hist. Ideas 65 (2004): 647–
665.
3109. VALENTINE, Elizabeth R. Beatrice Edgell:
Pioneer Woman Psychologist. (233 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2006.
ISBN : 1594543895.
3110. V EER, René van der. “The Reception of Pi-
aget’s Early Ideas in the Soviet Union.” In Jean Piaget
and Neuchâtel, edited by P ERRET-C LERMONT and
BARRELET (2008) [ref. 3098], 274–302.
3111. YASNITSKY, Anton, and Michel F ERRARI.
“From Vygotsky to Vygotskian Psychology: Intro-
duction to the History of the Kharkov School.” J.
Hist. Behav. Sci. 44 (2008): 119–145.
3112. YASNITSKY, Anton, and Michel F ERRARI.
“Rethinking the Early History of Post-Vygotskian
Psychology: The Case of the Kharkov School.” Hist.
Psychol. 11 (2008): 101–121.
“Provides a systematic overview of the research
agenda of the Kharkov group between 1931 and
1941.” (from the abstract)
370-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
3113. BARBER, Michael D. The Participating Citi-
zen: A Biography of Alfred Schutz. SUNY Series in
the Philosophy of the Social Sciences. (xiii + 322 pp.;
bibl.; index.) Albany: State University of New York
Press, 2004. ISBN: 0791461416.
On this Vienna-born philosopher’s work and his
influence introducing phenomenology to the social
sciences.
3114. C OHEN -C OLE, Jamie. “Cybernetics and the
Machinery of Rationality.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41
(2008): 109–114.
Essay review of Flo C ONWAY and Jim S IEGEL -
MAN , Dark Hero of the Information Age (2005);
Hunter C ROWTHER -H EYCK, Herbert A. Simon
(2005); Philip M IROWSKI, Machine Dreams
(2002); Sharon G HAMARI -TABRIZI, The Worlds
of Herman Kahn (2005); S. M. A MADAE, Ratio-
nalizing Capitalist Democracy (2003) [ref. 3636];
Jean-Pierre D UPUY, The mechanization of the mind
(2000); Roberto C ORDESCHI, The Discovery of the
Artificial Behavior, Mind and Machines before and
beyond Cybernetics (2002); David A. M INDELL,
Between Human and Machine (2002).
3115. E GHIGIAN, Greg, Andreas K ILLEN, and
Christine L EUENBERGER. “Introduction: The Self as
Project: Politics and the Human Sciences in the
Twentieth Century.” Volume title: “The Self as
Project: Politics and the Human Sciences.” Osiris
22 (2007): 1–25.
Contents of volume: Daniel B EER, “Blueprints
for Change: The Human Sciences and the Co-
ercive Transformation of Deviants in Russia,
1890–1930,” 26–47 [ref. 2361]; Andreas K ILLEN,
194 370. Twentieth century
“Weimar Psychotechnics between Americanism
and Fascism,” 48–71 [ref. 3090]; Hans P OLS,
“War Neurosis, Adjustment Problems in Veterans,
and an Ill Nation: The Disciplinary Project of
American Psychiatry during and after World War
II,” 72–92 [ref. 3255]; Geoffrey C OCKS, “Sick
Heil: Self and Illness in Nazi Germany,” 93–115
[ref. 3166]; Volker JANSSEN, “From the Inside
Out: Therapeutic Penology and Political Liberal-
ism in Postwar California,” 116–134 [ref. 3685];
Slava G EROVITCH, “ ‘New Soviet Man’ Inside
Machine: Human Engineering, Spacecraft Design,
and the Construction of Communism,” 135–157
[ref. 3825]; Ellen H ERMAN, “Supervising Spoiled
Selfhood: Inquiry and Interpretation in the History
of Modern American Child Adoption,” 158–179
[ref. 3117]; Christine L EUENBERGER, “Cultures
of Categories: Psychological Diagnoses as In-
stitutional and Political Projects before and after
the Transition from State Socialism in 1989 in
East Germany,” 180–204 [ref. 3687]; Aryn M AR -
TIN, “The Chimera of Liberal Individualism: How
Cells Became Selves in Human Clinical Genetics,”
205–222 [ref. 3050]; Harry O OSTERHUIS, “Self-
Development and Civic Virtue: Mental Health
and Citizenship in the Netherlands (1945–2005),”
223–248 [ref. 3690].
3116. F INCH, John H. “Economic Sociology as a
Strange Other to Both Sociology and Economics.”
Part of a special issue: “Sociology and Its Strange
‘Others’ ” [ref. 495]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2
(2007): 123–140.
3117. H ERMAN, Ellen. “Supervising Spoiled Self-
hood: Inquiry and Interpretation in the History of
Modern American Child Adoption.” Volume title:
“The Self as Project: Politics and the Human Sci-
ences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris 22 (2007): 158–179.
3118. L EE, Francis. “Technopedagogies of Mass-
Individualization: Correspondence Education in the
Mid Twentieth Century.” Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008):
239–253.
3119. P EACE, William J. “Leslie A. White and the
Socio-Politics of War.” In Histories of Anthropology
Annual, edited by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007)
[ref. 499], 1–21.
3120. P LOTKIN, Mariano, and Federico N EIBURG.
“Elites estatales, elites intelectuales y ciencias so-
ciales en la Argentina de los años 60. El Instituto
Torcuato Di Tella y la Nueva Economı́a.” E.I.A.L. 14
(2003): 119–150.
3121. P OOLEY, Jefferson D. “An Accident of Mem-
ory: Edward Shils, Paul Lazarsfeld and the History
of American Mass Communication Research.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 67/04 (2006).
Dissertation at Columbia University, 2006. Ad-
viser: Carey, James W. UMI pub. no. 3213581.
385 pp.
3122. R EUMANN, Miriam G. American Sexual Char-
acter: Sex, Gender, and National Identity in the
Kinsey Reports. (xi + 294 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Berkeley: University of California Press, 2005. ISBN:
0520238354.
Reviews: [ref. R845]
3123. ROSE, Anne C. “ ‘Race’ Speech—‘Culture’
Speech—‘Soul’ Speech: The Brief Career of Social-
Science Language in American Religion during the
Fascist Era.” Rel. Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. 14 (2004):
83–108.
3124. S CHELLENBERG, James A. Searchers, Seers,
and Shakers: Masters of Social Science. (viii + 178
pp.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick, N. J.: Transaction
Publishers, 2007. ISBN: 076580350X.
Intellectual portraits of 11 people: Louis Leakey,
Mary Leakey, Margaret Mead, B. F. Skinner, John
Dewey, Talcott Parsons, Kenneth Boulding, Gun-
nar Myrdal, Alva Myrdal, C. Wright Mills, and
Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
Reviews: [ref. R898]
3125. S CHUETT, Robert. “Freudian Roots of Polit-
ical Realism: The Importance of Sigmund Freud to
Hans J. Morgenthau’s Theory of International Power
Politics.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 4 (2007): 53–78.
3126. T HOMAS, Gerald William. “A Veteran Sci-
ence: Operations Research and Anglo-American
Scientific Cultures, 1940–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2007. Advisor:
Galison, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 3265109. 553 pp.
370-141. SOCIOLOGY
3127. B REWER, John D. “Sociology and Theology
Reconsidered: Religious Sociology and the Sociol-
ogy of Religion in Britain.” Part of a special issue:
“Sociology and Its Strange ‘Others’ ” [ref. 495]. Hist.
Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2 (2007): 7–28.
3128. G ERMANI, Ana Alejandra. Antifascism and
Sociology: Gino Germani: 1911–1979. (248 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Transaction Publish-
ers, 2008. ISBN: 9781412806817.
On the Italian sociologist who had great influence
on the field of sociology in Argentina.
3129. K LINGEMANN, Carsten. “Wissenschaftsan-
spruch und Weltanschauung: Soziologie an der Uni-
versität Jena 1933 bis 1945.” In Kämpferische Wis-
senschaft, edited by H OSSFELD (2003) [ref. 2771],
679–722.
3130. P OLLOCK, Griselda. “Thinking Sociologi-
cally: Thinking Aesthetically. Between Convergence
and Difference with Some Historical Reflections on
Sociology and Art History.” Part of a special issue:
“Sociology and Its Strange ‘Others’ ” [ref. 495]. Hist.
Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2 (2007): 141–175.
3131. S ALERNO, Roger A. Sociology Noir: Studies
at the University of Chicago in Loneliness, Marginal-
ity, and Deviance, 1915–1935. (v + 190 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co. Inc.,
Publishers, 2007. ISBN: 9780786429905.
3132. T RIBE, Keith. “Talcott Parsons as Translator
of Max Weber’s Basic Sociological Categories.” Hist.
Europ. Ideas 33 (2007): 212–233.
 370. Twentieth century
370-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
3133. E VANS, Brad. “Where Was Boas during the
Renaissance in Harlem? Diffusion, Race, and the
Culture Paradigm in the History of Anthropology.”
In Central Sites, Peripheral Visions, edited by H AN -
DLER (2006) [ref. 500], 69–98.
3134. G UERRIER, Elizabeth. “Applying Anthropol-
ogy in the Interest of the State: John Collier, the
Indian Office, and the Bureau of Sociological Re-
search.” In Histories of Anthropology Annual, edited
by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499], 199–
221.
3135. M ILLS, David. Difficult Folk? A Political
History of Social Anthropology. Methodology and
History in Anthropology, 19. (x + 221 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 2008. ISBN:
9781845454500.
Disciplinary history of anthropology in 20th-
century Britain.
3136. M ORRIS -R EICH, Amos. “Race, Ideas, and
Ideals: A Comparison of Franz Boas and Hans F. K.
Gunther.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 32 (2006): 313–332.
3137. N OCK, David A. “Stephen Leacock: The Not-
So-Funny Story of His Evolutionary Ethnology and
Canada’s First Peoples.” In Histories of Anthropology
Annual, edited by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007)
[ref. 499], 51–69.
3138. O BERMEYER, Brice. “Salvaging the Delaware
Big House Ceremony: The History and Legacy of
Frank Speck’s Collaboration with the Oklahoma
Delaware.” In Histories of Anthropology Annual,
edited by DARNELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499],
184–198.
3139. R AY, Arthur J. “Kroeber and the California
Claims: Historical Particularism and Cultural Ecol-
ogy in Court.” In Central Sites, Peripheral Visions,
edited by H ANDLER (2006) [ref. 500], 248–274.
A study of anthropologists who have served as
expert witnesses in legal cases.
3140. S AVOSKUL, S. S. “A Few Notes on the History
and Current Progress of Homeland Ethnology and
Anthropology (Concerning the Publication of the
Book ‘The Outstanding Homeland Ethnologists and
Anthropologists of the XXth Century’).” [Translated
title.] In Russian. Otechest. Ist. No. 1 (2006):
179–186.
3141. S IBEUD, Emmanuelle. “A Crucial Experi-
ment: Ethnographic Fieldwork in French Africa,
c. 1900–1930.” In Science across the European
Empires, 1800–1950, edited by S TUCHTEY (2005)
[ref. 619], 289–306.
3142. S TOCKING, George W., Jr. “Unfinished Busi-
ness: Robert Gelston Armstrong, the Federal Bureau
of Investigation, and the History of Anthropology at
Chicago and in Nigeria.” In Central Sites, Periph-
eral Visions, edited by H ANDLER (2006) [ref. 500],
99–247.
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370-143. ECONOMICS
3143. H EIN, Laura. Reasonable Men, Powerful
Words: Political Culture and Expertise in Twentieth-
Century Japan. (xvii + 328 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Los
Angeles, Calif.: University of California Press, 2004.
ISBN : 0520243471.
Study of six Japanese economists, politically active
from the 1920s to the 1980s.
Reviews: [ref. R464]
3144. M URRAY, Stephen O. “William Fielding Og-
burn’s Fostering of Sol Tax’s Explorations of Small-
Scale Mercantile Capitalism in Highland Guatemala.”
In Histories of Anthropology Annual, edited by DAR -
NELL and G LEACH (2007) [ref. 499], 38–50.
3145. T OOZE, Adam. “Trouble with Numbers:
Statistics, Politics, and History in the Construction
of Weimar’s Trade Balance, 1918–1924.” Amer. Hist.
Rev. 113 (2008): 678–700.
370-144. LINGUISTICS
3146. H ANDLER, Richard. “Significant Form:
Sapir’s Phonemic Poetics.” In Histories of Anthro-
pology Annual, edited by DARNELL and G LEACH
(2007) [ref. 499], 22–37.
3147. S ÁNCHEZ RON, J.M. “Tomás Navarro Tomás
y los orı́genes de la fonética experimental en la JAE.”
Asclepio 59, no. 2 (2007): 63–86.
370-145. ARCHAEOLOGY
3148. C HAPMAN, Kenneth Milton. Kenneth Chap-
man’s Santa Fe: Artists and Archaeologists, 1907–
1931: The Memoirs of Kenneth Chapman. Edited by
Marit K. M UNSON. School for Advanced Research
Resident Scholar Series. (viii + 189 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.; index.) Santa Fe, N.M.: School for Advanced
Research Press, 2007. ISBN: 1930618921.
3149. G OULDEN, Murray. “Bringing Bones to Life:
How Science Made Piltdown Man Human.” Sci. Cult.
16 (2007): 333–357.
Explores the forums and the ways in which scien-
tists and popular media talked about whether the
Piltdown skeleton was human or not.
3150. P RINGLE, Heather Anne. The Master Plan:
Himmler’s Scholars and the Holocaust. (xii + 463
pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Hyperion,
2006. ISBN: 0786868864, 9780786868865.
On Himmler’s Studiengesellschaft für Geis-
tesurgeschichte“ Deutsches Ahnenerbe, ‘a research
institute that manufactured archaeological evidence
to support the notion of Aryan superiority.’ (from
the abstract)
Reviews: [ref. R822]
370-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
3151. A DAMS, Annmarie, and Thomas S CHLICH.
“Design for Control: Surgery, Science, and Space at
the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, 1893–1956.”
Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 303–324.
196 370. Twentieth century
3152. A KAR, Nejat, Arnold R EISMAN, and Aysu
O RAL. “Albert Eckstein (1891–1950): Modernizer
of Turkey’s Paediatrics in Exile.” J. Med. Biogr. 15
(2007): 213–218.
3153. B ENEDEK, Thomas G. “The History of Gold
Therapy for Tuberculosis.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci.
59 (2004): 50–89.
3154. B ENNINGHAUS, Christina. “Eine
‘unästhetische Prozedur’. Debatten über ‘künstliche
Befruchtung’ um 1910.” Translated title: [An “un-
aesthetic procedure”. Debates on “artificial insemina-
tion” in 1910.] In German. In Artifizielle Körper
– lebendige Technik, edited by O RLAND (2005)
[ref. 592], 107–127.
3155. B ENNINGHAUS, Christina. “Great
Expectations—German Debates about Artificial In-
semination in Humans around 1912.” Part of a special
issue on agricultural and reproductive technologies
[ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38
(2007): 374–392.
3156. B ÖHME, Gernot. “Rationalizing Unethical
Medical Research: Taking Seriously the Case of
Viktor von Weizsäcker.” In Dark Medicine, edited by
L A F LEUR et al. (2007) [ref. 530], 15–29.
3157. B ORGWARDT, Götz. “Bernhard Schapiro:
Talmudic Scholar – Andrologist – Pioneer of Hor-
monal Treatment for Cryptorchidism.” Korot 18
(2006): 91–116.
3158. B OYLE, Eric W. “The Boundaries of Medicine:
Redefining Therapeutic Orthodoxy in an Age of
Reform.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Santa
Barbara, 2007. Advisor: Osborne, Michael A. Pub.
no. AAT 3283775. 430 pp. Covers events in the
early 20th-century United States.
3159. B RAUNSCHWEIG, Sabine. “Ethischer Konfilkt
im Basler Frauenspital. Diakonissen nahmen Stellung
zu Schwangerschaftsabbrüchen.” Translated title:
[Ethical dilemma in the Women’s Hospital of Basle.
Diaconesses took a stand on abortions.] In German.
Gesnerus 64 (2007): 54–68.
3160. B REMER, G. J. Huisarts zijn in het inter-
bellum. (164 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rotterdam: Erasmus
Publishing, 2006. ISBN: 9052351813.
On general medical practitioners in the interwar
period.
Reviews: [ref. R135]
3161. B RENT, Jonathan. “The Plot against the Jew-
ish Doctors (1948–1953).” Korot 18 (2006): 1–7.
About events in Russia.
3162. B ROCK, William H. “The Royal Society’s
Glass Workers’ Cataract Committee; Sir William
Crookes and the Development of Sunglasses.” Notes
Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 301–312.
On the activities of the committee between 1908
and 1928.
3163. C ARRARA, Sérgio. “Estrategias anti-
coloniales: sı́filis, raza e identidad nacional en el
Brasil de entreguerras.” In Avatares de la medical-
ización en América latina 1870-1970, edited by A R -
MUS (2005) [ref. 2559], 171–197.
3164. C ASSIER, Maurice, and Christiane S INDING.
“ ‘Patenting in the Public Interest’: Administration of
Insulin Patents by the University of Toronto.” Part of
a series on patenting and the pharmaceutical industry
[ref. 3320]. Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 153–171.
3165. C HAVES -C ARBALLO, E. The Tropical World
of Samuel Taylor Darling: Parasites, Pathology
and Philanthropy. (xx + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Portland: Sussex Academic Press, 2007. ISBN:
9781845191832.
Focuses on Darling’s early 20th-century work on
tropical diseases.
3166. C OCKS, Geoffrey. “Sick Heil: Self and Illness
in Nazi Germany.” Volume title: “The Self as Project:
Politics and the Human Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris
22 (2007): 93–115.
3167. C OMISKEY, Carolyn Ward. “ ‘I Will Kill
Myself If I Have to Keep My Fat Calves!’: Legs and
Cosmetic Surgery in Paris in 1926.” In Body Parts,
edited by F ORTH and C ROZIER (2005) [ref. 466],
247–264.
3168. C ONI, Nicholas. Medicine and Warfare:
Spain, 1936–1939. Routledge/Cañada Blanch Stud-
ies on Contemporary Spain, 16. (xxiv + 266 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN:
9780415385978.
3169. C ORTI, Francesca. Il mal sottile: i 90 anni
della Lega polmonare ticinese. (269 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) S. l.: Lega polmonare ticinese, 2004.
Reviews: [ref. R226]
3170. C UPERSCHMID, Ethel Mizrahy, and Tarcisio
Passos Ribeiro de C AMPOS. “Os curiosos xenoim-
plantes glandulares do doutor Voronof.” Translated
title: [Dr. Voronoff’s Curious Glandular Xeno-
Implants] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
737–760.
On the Russian-French doctor’s cross-species
transplants in Brazil in the 1920s and the later
lampooning of his work.
3171. D OYLE, Barry M. “Competition and Cooper-
ation in Hospital Provision in Middlesbrough, 1918–
1948.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 337–356.
3172. E LLIOT, Rosemary. Women and Smoking
since 1890. Routledge Studies in the Social History
of Medicine, 29. (225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN: 9780415340595.
3173. E RASO, Yolanda. “Biotypology, Endocrinol-
ogy, and Sterilization: The Practice of Eugenics in the
Treatment of Argentinian Women during the 1930s.”
Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 793–822.
3174. F RAGU, Philippe. “Calcitonin’s Fantastic Voy-
age: From Hormone to Marker of a Genetic Disor-
der.” Gesnerus 64 (2007): 69–92.
 370. Twentieth century
3175. G EDDES, Jennian F. “Deeds and Words in the
Suffrage Military Hospital in Endell Street.” Med.
Hist. 51 (2007): 79–98.
On the militant, suffragist, and wholly women-
staffed hospital in London during World War I.
3176. G IBSON, Mary Eckenrode. “From Charity to
an Able Body: The Care and Treatment of Disabled
Children in Virginia, 1910–1935.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B
68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Pennsylvania, 2007.
Advisor: Buhler-Wilkerson, Karen. Pub. no. AAT
3271755. 275 pp.
3177. G IJSWIJT-H OFSTRA, Marijke, H. O OSTER -
HUIS, J. V IJSELAAR , and H. F REEMAN . (Eds.) Psy-
chiatric Cultures Compared: Psychiatry and Mental
Health Care in the Twentieth Century: Comparisons
and Approaches. Based on papers presented at an
international workshop held Sept. 2003 in Amster-
dam. (456 pp.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Amsterdam
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 9053567992.
Essays deal with case studies from Europe, Amer-
ica, and Japan.
Reviews: [ref. R393]
3178. G ROB, Gerald N. “The Rise and Decline of
Tonsillectomy in Twentieth-Century America.” J.
Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 383–421.
3179. H ANNAWAY, Caroline. (Ed.) Biomedicine
in the Twentieth Century: Practices, Policies, and
Politics. Biomedical and Health Research, 72. (x +
377 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: IOS Press,
2008. ISBN: 9781586038328.
Essays focusing mostly on US institutions, in-
cluding the National Institute of Health, the Na-
tional Institute of Mental Health, and the Na-
tional Cancer Institute. Contributors: Caroline
H ANNAWAY, Richard C. L EWONTIN, Buhm Soon
PARK, Gerald N. G ROB, David C ANTOR, Susan
E. L EDERER, Angela N. H. C REAGER, Daniel J.
K EVLES, Darwin H. S TAPLETON, Carsten T IM -
MERMANN , Stuart B LUME, Leo S LATER , and J.
Rogers H OLLINGSWORTH.
3180. H EIDEL, Caris-Petra. “ ‘...in erster Linie nur
um das Wohl und Wehe der Zahnärzte’ ‘Reichs-
zahnärzteführer’ Ernst Stuck (1893-1974).” NTM 15
(2007): 198–219.
On dentistry during the Third Reich.
3181. H OBERMAN, John. Testosterone Dreams:
Rejuvenation, Aphrodisia, Doping. (381 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Berkeley: University of California Press,
2005. ISBN: 0520221516.
Reviews: [ref. R481]
3182. H OBERMAN, John. “The Primitive Pelvis: The
Role of Racial Folklore in Obstetrics and Gynecology
during the Twentieth Century.” In Body Parts, edited
by F ORTH and C ROZIER (2005) [ref. 466], 85–104.
3183. H OFER, Hans-Georg. “Medizin, Altern,
Männlichkeit: Zur Kulturgeschichte des männlichen
Klimakteriums.” Part of a special issue entitled “Kul-
turgeschichte der Medizin” [ref. 524]. Medizinhist. J.
42 (2007): 210–246.
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On the historically and culturally shaped idea of
male menopause in the 20th century.
3184. H OMEI, Aya. “Specialization and Medical
Mycology in the US, Britain and Japan.” Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 80–92.
On the formation of medical mycology, which
emerged in the mid-20th century.
3185. H UGHES, J. T. “Neuropathology in Germany
during World War II: Julius Hallervorden (1882–
1965) and the Nazi Programme of ‘Euthanasia.’ ” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 116–122.
3186. H ULL, Andrew. “Teamwork, Clinical Re-
search, and the Development of Scientific Medicines
in Interwar Britain: The ‘Glasgow School’ Revisited.”
Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 569–593.
3187. JACKSON, Mark. “ ‘A Private Line to Medici-
ne’: The Clinical and Laboratory Contours of Allergy
in the Early Twentieth Century.” In Crafting Immu-
nity, edited by K ROKER et al. (2008) [ref. 2490],
55–76.
3188. JACKSON, Mark. Allergy: The History of a
Modern Malady. (288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London:
Reaktion, 2006. ISBN: 1861892713.
Traces the history of allergy from the early 20th
century to the present, looking at its medical, cul-
tural, and political significance.
Reviews: [ref. R522]
3189. JALLAND, Pat. Changing Ways of Death in
Twentieth-Century Australia: War, Medicine, and
the Funeral Business. (viii + 409 pp.; ill.; index.)
Sydney, Australia: University of New South Wales
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0868409057.
Reviews: [ref. R529]
3190. J OHNSON, Niall. Britain and the 1918–19
Influenza Pandemic: A Dark Epilogue. Routledge
Studies in the Social History of Medicine, 23. (xii
+ 271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge,
2006. ISBN: 0415365600.
3191. J ONES, Edgar, Shahina R AHMAN, and Robin
W OOLVEN. “The Maudsley Hospital: Design and
Strategic Direction, 1923–1939.” Med. Hist. 51
(2007): 357–378.
3192. K ENNEY, Ian J. “The Grellier Twins, Norman
(1886–1949) and Bernard (1886–1957), Radiologists
of East Sussex.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 53–58.
3193. K INGSTON, William. “Streptomycin, Schatz v.
Waksman, and the Balance of Credit for Discovery.”
J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 441–462.
3194. K REMENTSOV, Nikolai. “Hormones and the
Bolsheviks: From Organotherapy to Experimental
Endocrinology, 1918–1929.” Isis 99 (2008): 486–
518.
3195. K ROKER, Kenton. “Creatures of Reason?
Picturing Viruses at the Pasteur Institute during the
1920s.” In Crafting Immunity, edited by K ROKER et
al. (2008) [ref. 2490], 145–163.
198 370. Twentieth century
3196. K ROPF, Simone Petraglia, Nara A ZEVEDO,
and Luiz Otávio F ERREIRA. “La construcción de la
enfermedad de Chagas como problemática médico
social en Brasil (1909–1950).” In Avatares de la
medicalización en América latina 1870-1970, edited
by A RMUS (2005) [ref. 2559], 197–229.
3197. K RUEGER, Gretchen. Hope and Suffering:
Children, Cancer, and the Paradox of Experimental
Medicine. (x + 216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore:
The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801888311.
“Explores how doctors, families, and the public
interpreted the experience of childhood cancer
from the 1930s through the 1970s.” (from the
publisher)
3198. L EDERER, Susan E. Flesh and Blood: Organ
Transplantation and Blood Transfusion in Twentieth-
Century America. (xvi + 224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780195161502.
3199. L EE, Janet. War Girls: The First Aid Nursing
Yeomanry in the First World War. (269 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Manchester, UK: Manchester University
Press, 2005. ISBN: 9780719067129.
Reviews: [ref. R619]
3200. L EPICARD, Etienne. “World Scientific Lit-
erature at the Nuremberg Medical Trial: The Case
of Karl Brandt Referring to Alexis Carrel’s Man,
The Unknown, in Defense of Euthanasia.” Korot 18
(2006): 163–180.
Focuses on Alexis Carrel.
3201. L ERNER, Barron H. When Illness Goes Public:
Celebrity Patients and How We Look at Medicine.
(xv + 334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns
Hopkins University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0801884624.
Reviews: [ref. R628]
3202. L IVINGSTON, Julie. Debility and the Moral
Imagination in Botswana. African Systems of
Thought. (xii + 310 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.)
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2005. ISBN:
0253346371.
Reviews: [ref. R642]
3203. L OSSIO, Jorge. “Nation, Disease and Health:
Medical Research in the Peruvian Andes and the
Emergence of ‘High-Altitude Diseases.’ ” In Be-
yond Borders, edited by S IMON and H ERRAN (2008)
[ref. 14], 269–288.
Focuses on “the work produced at the Chulec
Hospital, a private hospital established in 1921
in the mining compounds of the North American
Cerro de Pasco Corporation in the central high
Andes.”
3204. M AC FARLANE, John T., and Michael W OR -
BOYS . “The Changing Management of Acute Bron-
chitis in Britain, 1940–1970: The Impact of Antibi-
otics.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 47–72.
3205. M ACINTYRE, Iain. “Sir David Wilkie (1882–
1938): Surgeon, Scientist and Philanthropist.” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 206–212.
3206. M ARTIN, Paula Joan. “Suzanne Noel: Beauty,
Feminism, and Cosmetic Surgery in Early Twentieth-
Century France.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Nevada, 2007. Advi-
sor: Hildreth, Martha. Pub. no. AAT 3279639. 259
pp.
3207. M C K AY, Alex. “ ‘The Birth of a Clinic’? The
IMS Dispensary in Gyantse (Tibet), 1904–1910.”
Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 135–154.
3208. M EDINA -D OM ÉNECH, Rosa M., and Alfredo
M EN ÉNDEZ -NAVARRO. “Cinematic Representa-
tions of Medical Technologies in the Spanish Official
Newsreel, 1943–1970.” Public Underst. Sci. 14
(2005): 393–408.
3209. M ÜLLER, Thomas. “From Berlin-Lankwitz to
Petach Tikvah: Hans Salinger’s Notion of ‘Modern’
Radiology.” Korot 18 (2006): 117–141.
3210. NAMAL, Arin. “Seven Years at Istanbul Uni-
versity: The Otolaryngologist Prof. Dr. Karl Hell-
mann’s (1892–1959) Stopover on His Journey from
Germany to Palestine.” Korot 18 (2006): 143–161.
3211. O EHLER -K LEIN, Sigrid. “Überzeugung,
Pragmatismus, Forscherdrang – Mechanismen der
Anpassung. Die Medizinische Fakultät Giessen im
Nationalsozialismus.” Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007): 330–
355.
3212. PAUL, Harry W. Bacchus sur ordonnance : la
médecine par le vin, de la Belle époque au paradoxe
français. Science, histoire et société. (viii + 160 pp.;
bibl.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2005.
ISBN : 2130545211.
On this folk medicine in the 20th century.
3213. P ORRO, Alessandro, and Lorenzo L ORUSSO.
“Augusto Pellegrini (1877–1958): Contributions to
Surgery and Prosthetic Orthopaedics.” J. Med. Biogr.
15 (2007): 68–74.
3214. P OUND, Richard W. Rocke Robertson: Sur-
geon and Shepherd of Change. (xii + 317 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780773533745.
On the Canadian physician and principal of McGill
University.
3215. ROCCA, Julius. “WLH Duckworth (1870–
1956) and His Translation of Galen’s Anatomical
Procedures.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 134–138.
3216. ROGERS, Naomi. “ ‘Silence Has Its Own
Stories’: Elizabeth Kenny, Polio and the Culture of
Medicine.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 145–161.
3217. ROWOLD, Katharina. “ ‘Twenty Centuries of
Christianity Weigh Heavily on Women’s Brains...’:
Anarchism, Science and Women’s Nature in Spain
at the Turn of the Twentieth Century.” In Medicine,
Madness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and
P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 139–147.
3218. S CHAFER, James A., Jr. “Finding a Niche:
Doctors, Urban Change, and the Business of Private
Medical Practice in Philadelphia, 1900–1940.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/11 (2008).
 370. Twentieth century
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University,
2008. Advisor: Marks, Harry M. Pub. no. AAT
3288529. 410 pp.
3219. S CHLICH, Thomas. “Surgery, Science and
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Spaces of Control.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007): 231–256.
3220. S CHNEIDER, William H. “Blood Transfusion
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(2003): 187–224.
3221. S CHWEICKARDT, Júlio César, and Nı́sia
Trindade L IMA. “Os cientistas brasileiros visitam
a Amazônia: as viagens cientı́ficas de Oswaldo Cruz
e Carlos Chagas (1910–1913).” Translated title:
[Brazilian Scientists Visit the Amazon: The Scientific
Journeys of Oswaldo Cruz and Carlos Chagas (1910–
13)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 suppl. (2007):
15–50.
3222. S ELCER, Perrin. “Standardizing Wounds:
Alexis Carrel and the Scientific Management of Life
in the First World War.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2008):
73–107.
Looks at the politics of standardization of surgical
practice.
3223. S HIRRAN, Emma. “Birth of a Technocratic
Delivery: Spatial Reorganization and Ritual Charac-
teristics of Obstetric Care in Early Twentieth-Century
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3224. S ILVER, Julie K., and Daniel W ILSON. Polio
Voices: An Oral History from the American Polio
Epidemics and Worldwide Eradication Efforts. The
Praeger Series on Contemporary Health and Living.
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3225. S TAPLETON, Darwin H. “A Lost Chapter in
the Early History of DDT: The Development of Anti-
Typhus Technologies by the Rockefeller Foundation’s
Louse Laboratory, 1942–1944.” Tech. & Cult. 46
(2005): 513–540.
3226. S TARING, Jeroen F. Frederick Matthias
Alexander 1869–1955: The Origins and History of
the Alexander Technique: A Medical Historical Anal-
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Writings: een wetenschappelijke proeve op het gebied
van de medische wetenschappen. With summaries in
Dutch and English. (xv + 671 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; in-
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Published dissertation.
Reviews: [ref. R970]
3227. S TURDY, Steve. “Scientific Method for Med-
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Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007): 760–792.
3228. TANSEY, E. M. “Keeping the Culture Alive:
The Laboratory Technician in Mid-Twentieth-
Century British Medical Research.” Part of a special
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3229. TAYLOR, Geoffrey Stuart, and Malcolm
N ICOLSON. “The Emergence of Orthodontics as
a Specialty in Britain: The Role of the British Society
for the Study of Orthodontics.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007):
379–398.
3230. T OUSIGNANT, Noemi R. “Pain and the Pursuit
of Objectivity: Pain-Measuring Technologies in the
United States, c. 1890–1975.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at McGill University, 2006. Pub. no.
AAT NR27851. 344 pp.
3231. U SBORNE, Cornelie. Cultures of Abortion in
Weimar Germany. Monographs in German History,
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Berghahn Books, 2007. ISBN: 9781845453893.
3232. V ERGARA, Angela. “The Recognition of
Silicosis: Labor Unions and Physicians in the Chilean
Copper Industry, 1930s–1960s.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79
(2005): 723–748.
3233. WATKINS, Elizabeth Siegel. “The Medicalisa-
tion of Male Menopause in America.” Soc. Hist. Med.
20 (2007): 369–388.
Surveys the notion of male menopause from the
1930s to the 1990s.
3234. W INCEWICZ, Andrzej, Mariola S ULKOWSKA,
and Stanislaw S ULKOWSKI. “Rudolph Weigl (1883–
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3235. W ORBOYS, Michael. “The Colonial World as
Mission and Mandate: Leprosy and Empire, 1900–
1940.” Volume title: Nature and Empire: Science and
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207–218.
3236. Z ELENKA, M. H. The Educational Philos-
ophy of Abraham Flexner: Creating Cogency in
Medical Education. (180 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Lewiston, Maine: Edwin Mellen Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780773451841.
3237. Z IMMERMANN, Susanne, and Thomas Z IM -
MERMANN . “Die Medizinische Fakultät der Uni-
versität Jena im ‘Dritten Reich’ – ein Überblick.”
In Kämpferische Wissenschaft, edited by H OSSFELD
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370-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
3238. C HESTER, Graham, and Pamela DALE. “Insti-
tutional Care for the Mentally Defective, 1914–1948:
Diversity as a Response to Individual Needs and an
Indication of Lack of Policy Coherence.” Med. Hist.
51 (2007): 59–78.
3239. D ELILLE, Emmanuel. “Henri Ellenber-
ger, Henri Ey et le Traité de Psychiatrie de
l’‘Encyclopédie Médico-Chirurgicale’ : une carrière
américaine sous le patronage de l’‘Evolution Psy-
chiatrique.’ ” With English summary. Gesnerus 63
(2006): 259–279.
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3240. D OROSHOW, Deborah Blythe. “Performing a
Cure for Schizophrenia: Insulin Coma Therapy on the
Wards.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 213–243.
3241. D UFFY, Matthew James. “Rorschach and
Freud: The Role of Psycho-analysis in the Complete
Psychiatric Works of Hermann Rorschach.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. B 68/11 (2008).
Dissertation at Duquesne University, 2007. Advi-
sor: Fischer, Constance T. Pub. no. AAT 3292234.
268 pp.
3242. G INSBURG, Lawrence M. “Slouching Be-
yond the Psychoanalytic Couch in Mid-20th Century
America and the Denigration of One’s Jewish Back-
ground.” Korot 18 (2006): 181–190.
3243. H ILTON, Claire. “The Life and Work of Felix
Post (1913–2001): Pioneer in the Psychiatry of Old
Age.” J. Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 31–37.
3244. H IRSHBEIN, Laura, and Sharmalie S AR -
VANANDA . “History, Power, and Electricity: Ameri-
can Popular Magazine Accounts of Electroconvulsive
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1–18.
3245. J ONES, Edgar, and Shahina R AHMAN. “Fram-
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107–125.
3246. K ERSTING, Franz-Werner. (Ed.) Psychiatrie-
reform als Gesellschaftsreform: Die Hypothek des
Nationalsozialismus und der Aufbruch der sechziger
Jahre. Forschungen zur Regionalgeschichte, 46. (vii
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ISBN : 9783506796196.
3247. L AC APRA, Dominick. “Relire l’Histoire de la
folie.” Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. 53, no. 1 (2006):
7–33.
3248. M C C ARTHY, Angela. “Ethnicity, Migration
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47–65.
3249. M ILLER, Gavin. R. D. Laing. Edinburgh
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Reviews: [ref. R708]
3250. M ILLS, John A., and Tom H ARRISON. “John
Rickman, Wilfred Ruprecht Bion, and the Origins
of the Therapeutic Community.” Hist. Psychol. 10
(2007): 22–43.
On the psychiatric therapeutic community that was
created at Northfield Military Hospital, Birming-
ham, England, in 1945.
3251. M ISSA, Jean-Noël. Naissance de la psychia-
trie biologique : histoire des traitements des maladies
mentales au XXe siècle. Science, histoire et société.
(xiii + 378 pp.; bibl.) Paris: Presses universitaires de
France, 2006. ISBN: 2130551149.
3252. O RR, Jackie. Panic Diaries: A Genealogy
of Panic Disorder. (x + 362 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0822336235.
Explores how crowd psychology, cybernetics, and
psychiatry have allowed the technoscientific man-
agement of both individual and collective panic.
Reviews: [ref. R777]
3253. P HILLIPS, Laura L. “Gendered Dis/ability:
Perspectives from the Treatment of Psychiatric Ca-
sualties in Russia’s Early Twentieth-Century Wars.”
Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 333–350.
3254. P ICK, Daniel. “Maladies of the Will: Free-
dom, Fetters and the Fear of Freud.” In Medicine,
Madness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and
P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 197–209.
3255. P OLS, Hans. “War Neurosis, Adjustment
Problems in Veterans, and an Ill Nation: The Disci-
plinary Project of American Psychiatry during and af-
ter World War II.” Volume title: “The Self as Project:
Politics and the Human Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris
22 (2007): 72–92.
3256. S CHWOCH, Rebecca, and Heinz-Peter
S CHMIEDEBACH. “ ‘Querulantenwahnsinn’, Psych-
iatriekritik und Öffentlichkeit um 1900.” Medizinhist.
J. 42 (2007): 30–60.
3257. S CULL, Andrew. Madhouse: A Tragic Tale of
Megalomania and Modern Medicine. (xiii + 360 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University Press,
2005. ISBN: 0300107293.
On the treatments for insanity at Trenton State
Hospital during the tenure of superintendent Henry
Cotton from 1907 until 1930.
Reviews: [ref. R914]
3258. S HORTER, Edward, and David H EALY. Shock
Therapy: A History of Electroconvulsive Treatment in
Mental Illness. (xii + 382 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780813541693.
“Drawing on case studies, public debates, exten-
sive interviews, and archival research, the authors
expose the myths about ECT that have proliferated
over the years.” (from the publisher)
3259. S TEWART, John W. “Child Guidance in Inter-
war Scotland: International Influences and Domestic
Concerns.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 513–539.
3260. T HALASSIS, Nafsika. “Soldiers in Psychiatric
Therapy: The Case of Northfield Military Hospital
1942–1946.” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 351–368.
3261. WAKE, Naoko. “The Military, Psychiatry, and
‘Unfit’ Soldiers, 1939–1942.” J. Hist. Med. Allied
Sci. 62 (2007): 461–494.
3262. WANG Wenji. “ ‘This all-important job of be-
ing human at the present’: Bingham Dai’s lay psycho-
analysis.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Xinshixue
17, no. 1 (2006): 91–142.
Discusses the first Chinese psychoanalyst who
analyzed the dreams and psychological conditions
of a spy during the Second World War.
 370. Twentieth century
3263. Z ULAWSKI, Ann. “Doença Mental e Demo-
cracia na Bolı́via: o Manicomio Pacheco, 1935–
1950.” In Cuidar, controlar, curar, edited by
H OCHMAN and A RMUS (2004) [ref. 2578], 455–492.
370-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
3264. A MERINGER, Carl F. The Health Care Rev-
olution: From Medical Monopoly to Market Com-
petition. California/Milbank Books on Health and
the Public, 19. (xv + 253 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Berkeley: University of California Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780520254800.
3265. A NDRADE, Rômulo de Paula, and Gilberto
H OCHMAN. “O Plano de Saneamento da Amazônia
(1940–1942).” Translated title: [The Amazon Sanita-
tion Plan (1940–1942)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 suppl. (2007): 257–277.
Considers the plan’s main proponents Evandro
Chagas, João de Barros Barreto, and Valério Kon-
der.
3266. BARDE, Robert. “Prelude to the Plague: Pub-
lic Health and Politics at America’s Pacific Gateway,
1899.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 58 (2003): 153–186.
3267. BARONA, Josep L. “Nutrition and Health: The
International Context during the Inter-war Crisis.”
Soc. Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 87–105.
Focusing on the role of international agencies and
expert committees, the article studies what made
nutrition a relevant public health issue and how it
became an experimental science.
3268. B ERRIDGE, Virginia. (Ed.) Making Health
Policy: Networks in Research and Policy after 1945.
Wellcome Series in the History of Medicine; Clio
medica, 75. (336 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam:
Editions Rodopi, 2005. ISBN: 9042018240.
Focus of articles is on Great Britain. Contrib-
utors: Luc B ERLIVET, Betsy T HOM, Virginia
B ERRIDGE, Mark W. B UFTON, Sarah M ARS, Stu-
art A NDERSON, Jennifer S TANTON, and Kelly
L OUGHLIN.
Reviews: [ref. R93]
3269. B IEHLER, Dawn. “In the Crevices of the City:
Public Health, Urban Housing, and the Creatures We
Call Pests, 1900–2000.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/12
(2008).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin—
Madison, 2007. Advisor: Cronon, William. Pub.
no. AAT 3294117. 577 pp.
3270. B IRN, Anne-Emanuelle, Raquel P OLLERO,
and Wanda C ABELLA. “No se debe llorar sobre
leche derramada: el pensamiento epidemiológico y la
mortalidad infantil en Uruguay, 1900-1940.” E.I.A.L.
14 (2003): 35–66.
3271. B RACKEN, Hillary Jean. “Maternity and Child
Welfare Reform in North India, 1900–1947.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/11 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Virginia, 2007. Ad-
visor: Nair, Neeti. Pub. no. AAT 3289613. 346
pp.
201
3272. B RYDER, Linda. “Breastfeeding and Health
Professionals in Britain, New Zealand and the United
States, 1900–1970.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 179–196.
3273. B UFTON, Mark W., and Joseph M ELLING.
“ ‘A Mere Matter of Rock’: Organized Labour, Sci-
entific Evidence and British Government Schemes
for Compensation of Silicosis and Pneumoconiosis
among Coalminers, 1926–1940.” Med. Hist. 49
(2005): 155–178.
3274. C AMPOS, Carlos Eduardo Aguilera. “As ori-
gens da rede de serviços de atenção básica no Bra-
sil: o Sistema Distrital de Administração Sanitária.”
Translated title: [The Origins of the Basic Healthcare
System in Brazil: The District System of Sanita-
tion Administration] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14
(2007): 877–906.
Focuses on the early 20th century.
3275. C OMACCHIO, Cynthia R., Janet Lynne
G OLDEN, and George W EISZ. (Eds.) Healing the
World’s Children: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on
Child Health in the Twentieth Century. McGill-
Queen’s/Associated Medical Services Studies in the
History of Medicine, Health, and Society, 31. (xiv +
307 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Montréal: McGill-Queen’s
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780773533998;
9780773534001.
Contributors: Anne-Emanuelle B IRN, Laurie
B LOCK, Myra B LUEBOND -L ANGNER, Megan
Norquest S CHWALLIE, Jeffrey P. B ROSCO, Didier
FASSIN, Mona G LEASON, Vincent L AVOIE, Loren
L ERNER, Richard M ECKEL, Catherine ROLLET,
and Neil S UTHERLAND.
3276. C ONNOLLY, Cynthia A. Saving Sickly Chil-
dren: The Tuberculosis Preventorium in American
Life, 1909–1970. (xiii + 182 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780813542676.
3277. C OOMBS, Jan Gregoire. The Rise and Fall of
HMOs: An American Health Care Revolution. (xviii
+ 412 pp.; bibl.; index.) Madison: University of
Wisconsin Press, 2005. ISBN: 0299202402.
Reviews: [ref. R220]
3278. F ORTUINE, Robert. “Must we all die?”:
Alaska’s Enduring Struggle with Tuberculosis. (xxxix
+ 264 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Fairbanks, AK:
University of Alaska Press, 2005. ISBN: 1889963690.
Reviews: [ref. R351]
3279. G ORSKY, Martin. “The Gloucestershire Ex-
tension of Medical Services Scheme: An Experiment
in the Integration of Health Services in Britain before
the NHS.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 491–512.
3280. G REEN, Elna C. “Gendering the City, Gen-
dering the Welfare State: The Nurses’ Settlement of
Richmond, 1900–1930.” Virginia Mag. Hist. Biogr.
113 (2005): 276–311.
3281. H ODGES, Sarah. Contraception, Colonialism
and Commerce: Birth Control in South India, 1920–
1940. (xii + 170 pp.; bibl.; index.) Hampshire:
Ashgate, 2008. ISBN: 9780754638094.
202 370. Twentieth century
3282. JACKSON, Mark. (Ed.) Health and the Modern
Home. Routledge Studies in the Social History of
Medicine, 31. (viii + 339 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 9780415956109.
Explores debates about the impact of the domes-
tic environment on health in American and Great
Britain in the 20th century. Contributors: Mark
JACKSON, Michael J. C LARK, Rhodri H AYWARD,
Jo G ILL, Ali H AGGETT, John S TEWART, Sarah
H AYES, Nancy T OMES, Stephen M OSLEY, Cather-
ine M ILLS, Gregg M ITMAN, John W ELSHMAN,
John B URNHAM, and Matthew S MITH.
3283. J ENKINSON, Jacqueline. Scotland’s Health,
1919–1948. Studies in the history of medicine, 2.
(506 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Peter Lang,
2002. ISBN: 3906768341.
Reviews: [ref. R533]
3284. J OHNSTON, Ronnie, and Arthur M C I VOR.
“Marginalising the Body at Work? Employers’ Occu-
pational Health Strategies and Occupational Medicine
in Scotland c. 1930–1974.” Soc. Hist. Med. 21
(2008): 127–144.
3285. J USTO, Célia Maria Patriani, and Mara H.
de Andréa G OMES. “A cidade de Santos no roteiro
de expansão da homeopatia nos serviços públicos
de saúde no Brasil.” Translated title: [The City of
Santos and the Expansion of Brazilian Public Health
Services in Homeopathy] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 1159–1171.
3286. K AMPF, Antje. “ ‘This Racial Menace’? Pub-
lic Health, Venereal Disease and Maori in New
Zealand, 1930–1947.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 435–
452.
3287. K AMPF, Antje. Mapping Out the Venereal
Wilderness: Public Health and STD in New Zealand,
1920–1980. Ethik in der Praxis, Studien, Bd. 28. (iii
+ 272 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: LIT, 2007. ISBN:
9783825897659.
3288. K AVADI, Shirish N. “ ‘Working through Gov-
ernment’ and ‘Working in Close Cooperation with
Government’: A Perspective on the Rockefeller Pub-
lic Health Program in Colonial India.” In Philan-
thropic Foundations and the Globalization of Scien-
tific Medicine and Public Health, edited by PAGE and
VALONE (2007) [ref. 3300], 96–112.
3289. K AZANJIAN, Powel. “Changing Interest
among Physicians toward Pneumococcal Vaccina-
tion throughout the Twentieth Century.” J. Hist. Med.
Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 555–587.
3290. L ARGENT, Mark A. Breeding Contempt:
The History of Coerced Sterilization in the United
States. (x + 213 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780813541822.
Explores arguments for and practice of sterilization
from the mid-19th century to the present day.
Reviews: [ref. R613]
3291. L AWRENCE, Sarah Raphael. “On Their Own
Terms: African Americans and Birth Control in the
Rural South, 1900–1942.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/05
(2007).
Dissertation at The Pennsylvania State University,
2007. Advisors: Mittelstadt, Jennifer and Lori D.
Ginzberg. Pub. no. AAT 3266149. 248 pp.
3292. L EVENE, Alysa, Martin P OWELL, and John
S TEWART. “The Development of Municipal General
Hospitals in English County Boroughs in the 1930s.”
Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 3–28.
3293. L ORD, Alexandra M. “Models of Masculin-
ity: Sex Education, the United States Public Health
Service, and the YMCA, 1919–1924.” J. Hist. Med.
Allied Sci. 58 (2003): 123–152.
3294. M ACHADO, Ana Regina, and Paulo Sérgio
Carneiro M IRANDA. “Fragmentos da história da
atenção à saúde para usuários de álcool e outras dro-
gas no Brasil: da Justiça à Saúde Pública.” Translated
title: [Fragments of the History of Healthcare for
Users of Alcohol and Other Drugs in Brazil: From
Justice to Public Health] In Portuguese. Manguinhos
14 (2007): 801–821.
“Shows that the Brazilian State’s approach to al-
cohol and drugs emerged in the early 20th century
with the creation of a legal and institutional appa-
ratus designed to control the sale and use of drugs,
justified by the need to assure public security and
public health.” (from the abstract)
3295. M ART ÍN, Abel Fernando Martı́nez, Fred Gus-
tavo Manrique A BRIL, and Bernardo Francisco
Meléndez Á LVAREZ. “La pandemia de gripa de
1918 en Bogotá.” Dynamis 27 (2007): 287–307.
Analyzes the role of the Relief Board and how it
changed the social dynamics of public health.
3296. M EJ ÍA, Paola. “Of Mice, Vaccines and Men:
The Yellow Fever Research Program of the Rock-
efeller Foundation in Colombia, 1932–1948.” In
Philanthropic Foundations and the Globalization of
Scientific Medicine and Public Health, edited by
PAGE and VALONE (2007) [ref. 3300], 73–95.
3297. M ORRIS, Sharon. “ ‘Human Dregs at the Bot-
tom of Our National Vats’: The Inter-War Debate
on Sterilization of the Mentally Deficient.” In So-
cial Histories of Disability and Deformity, edited by
T URNER and S TAGG (2006) [ref. 564], 142–160.
On the 1913 Mental Deficiency Act in Great
Britain.
3298. N ELSON, Jennifer. “Healthcare Reconsidered:
Forging Community Wellness among African Amer-
icans in the South.” Bull. Hist. Med. 81 (2007):
594–624.
On the New Deal history of Slossfield Hospital in
Birmingham, Alabama.
3299. N OTTINGHAM, Chris, and Rona D OUGALL.
“A Close and Practical Association with the Medical
Profession: Scottish Medical Social Workers and
Social Medicine, 1940–1975.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007):
309–336.
3300. PAGE, Benjamin B., and David A. VALONE.
(Eds.) Philanthropic Foundations and the Global-
ization of Scientific Medicine and Public Health.
 370. Twentieth century
Proceedings of a Conference Jointly Sponsored by
Quinnipiac University and the Rockefeller Archive
Center, with Additional Support from the Dreyfus
Health Foundation. (xviii + 195 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Lanham, Md.: University Press of America, 2007.
ISBN : 9780761838197.
Contents: Benjamin B. PAGE, “Evaluation and Ac-
countability: With a Case Study of the Early Rock-
efeller Foundation,” 3-13; Marianne F EDUNKIW,
“The Rockefeller Foundation’s 1925 Malaria Film:
A Case Study in Early Public Health Filmmaking,”
14-34; David A. VALONE, “Foundations, Eugenic
Sterilization, and the Emergence of the World Pop-
ulation Control Movement,” 35-43 [ref. 3714];
Socrates L ITSIOS, “Selskar Gunn and Paul Rus-
sell of the Rockefeller Foundation: A Contrast in
Styles,” 44-55; Soma H EWA, “Globalizing Primary
Care: Rockefeller Philanthropy and the Develop-
ment of Community-Based Approach to Public
Health in Sri Lanka: What Can We Learn?” 56-
72; Paola M EJ ÍA, “Of Mice, Vaccines and Men:
The Yellow Fever Research Program of the Rock-
efeller Foundation in Colombia, 1932–1948,” 73-
95 [ref. 3296]; Shirish N. K AVADI, “ ‘Working
through Government’ and ‘Working in Close Co-
operation with Government’: A Perspective on
the Rockefeller Public Health Program in Colo-
nial India,” 96-112 [ref. 3288]; Carl E. TAYLOR
and Henry G. TAYLOR, “Community Based Pri-
mary Health Care: Empowerment and Equity,”
115-124; James S ENSENIG, “The Need for Di-
versity in Models of Medicine,” 125-129; Ronald
T. ROZETT, “Agenda-Setting Diseases,” 130-140;
Thomas R ATHWELL, “Health Systems Reform:
Seeking the Holy Grail,” 141-149; Chinyelu K.
L EE and Dorothy B REWSTER -L EE, “Faith-Based
Organizations Field Perspectives on Sustainable
Healthcare,” 150-158; Socrates L ITSIOS, “Malaria
and International Health Organizations,” 159-164;
Stephen R. L ATHAM, “Obligations and Account-
ability in International Public Health: State and
Non-State Actors,” 165-171; Peter C. G OLDMARK,
Jr., “Racing Against the Global Industrial Hang-
over: Thoughts on Surviving the Morning After,”
175-184.
3301. P ELIS, Kim. “ ‘A Band of Lunatics down
Camberwell Way’: Percy Lane Oliver and Voluntary
Blood Donation in Interwar Britain.” In Medicine,
Madness, and Social History, edited by B IVINS and
P ICKSTONE (2007) [ref. 4], 148–158.
3302. P ERRY, Heather R. “Brave Old World. Recy-
cling der Kriegskrüppel während des Ersten Weltkrie-
ges.” Translated title: [Brave Old World. Recycling
Crippled Veterans during the First World War.] In
German. In Artifizielle Körper – lebendige Technik,
edited by O RLAND (2005) [ref. 592], 147–158.
3303. R EBELO, Fernanda, and Sandra C APONI. “O
gabinete do doutor Edelvito Campelo D’Araújo: a Pe-
nitenciária Pedra Grande como espaço de construção
de um saber (1933–1945).” Translated title: [The
Office of Doctor Edelvito Campelo D’Araújo: Pedra
Grande Penitentiary as a Space for Building Knowl-
edge (1933–1945)] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14
(2007): 1217–1238.
“The article discusses the introduction of the pen-
203
itentiary model in the city of Florianópolis, Santa
Catarina, in the 1930s, from the perspective of
hygienism and its interfaces with legal thought.”
(from the abstract)
3304. R EID, Alice. “The Effects of the 1918–1919
Influenza Pandemic on Infant and Child Health in
Derbyshire.” Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 29–54.
3305. S ALAZAR AGULL Ó, Modesta, Emilio A.
M ART ÍNEZ M ARCO, and Josep B ERNABEU -
M ESTRE. “La salud materno-infantil durante el fran-
quismo: notas bibliométricas sobre el programa ‘Al
servicio de España y del niño español.’ ” Asclepio 59,
no. 1 (2007): 285–313.
3306. S ELLERS, Christopher. “The Dearth of the
Clinic: Lead, Air, and Agency in Twentieth-Century
America.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 58 (2003): 255–
291.
3307. S ILVESTRE, Javier. “Workplace Accidents
and Early Safety Policies in Spain, 1900–1932.” Soc.
Hist. Med. 21 (2008): 67–86.
3308. S INGLETON, Mark. “Suggestive Therapeutics:
New Thought’s Relationship to Modern Yoga.” Asian
Med. 3 (2007): 64–84.
3309. S MITH, David F., and Mark W. B UFTON. “A
Case of Parturiunt Montes, Nascetur Ridiculus Mus?
The BMA Nutrition Committee 1947–1950 and the
Political Disengagement of Nutrition Science.” J.
Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 240–272.
3310. S MITH, Robyn. “Exploring the ‘As Yet Un-
known’ in Historical Epistemology, Experimental
Systems and Contemporary Nutrition.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 68/05 (2007).
Dissertation at Carleton University, 2007. Pub. no.
AAT NR27111. 235 pp. “Concerns the discovery
of vitamins and the emergence of the vitamin
concept.” (from the abstract)
3311. S NELDERS, Stephen. “Op weg naar een ‘Ger-
maansche’ volksgezondheid: Nationaal-socialisme,
erfelijkheidsleer en eugenetica in Nederland, 1940–
1945.” Gewina 30 (2007): 62–74.
3312. S UTTER, Paul S. “Nature’s Agents or Agents
of Empire? Entomological Workers and Environmen-
tal Change during the Construction of the Panama
Canal.” Isis 98 (2007): 724–754.
On “the role that entomological workers played in
U.S. public health efforts during the construction
of the Panama Canal.” (from the abstract)
3313. S WEET, Helen M., and Rona D OUGALL.
Community Nursing and Primary Healthcare in
Twentieth-Century Britain. Routledge Studies in
the Social History of Medicine, 30. (xvi + 266 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN:
9780415956345.
3314. VALOBRA, Adriana. “Un desafı́o a la justi-
cia social peronista: la hidatidosis en la provincia de
Buenos Aires, 1946–1952.” Translated title: [A Chal-
lenge to Peronism’s Social Justice: Hydatidosis in the
Province of Buenos Aires, 1946–1952] In Spanish.
Manguinhos 14 (2007): 1357–1375.
204 370. Twentieth century
370-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
3315. B ENTLEY, Ronald. “Leslie A (Epstein) Falk
(1915–2004) and Penicillin Production at Oxford.” J.
Med. Biogr. 15 (2007): 93–96.
3316. B UD, Robert. “Upheaval in the Moral Econ-
omy of Science? Patenting, Teamwork and the World
War II Experience of Penicillin.” Part of a series on
patenting and the pharmaceutical industry [ref. 3320].
Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 173–190.
3317. C ASSIER, Maurice. “Patents and Public
Health in France: Pharmaceutical Patent Law In-
the-Making at the Patent Office between the Two
World Wars.” Part of a series on patenting and the
pharmaceutical industry [ref. 3320]. Hist. & Tech. 24
(2008): 135–151.
3318. D EBUE -BARAZER, Christine. “Les impli-
cations scientifiques et industrielles du succès de
la Stovaı̈ne
R
. Ernest Fourneau (1872–1949) et la
chimie des médicaments en France.” Translated ti-
tle: [The effects of the success of the synthesis of
Stovaı̈ne
R
. Ernest Fourneau (1872–1949) and the
transformation of the field of medicinal chemistry in
France.] In French. Gesnerus 64 (2007): 24–53.
On this local anaesthetic, developed at the Insi-
tut Pasteur and commercialized in 1904, and its
relationship to the rise of medical chemistry.
3319. E YLER, John M. “De Kruif’s Boast: Vaccine
Trials and the Construction of a Virus.” Bull. Hist.
Med. 80 (2006): 409–438.
On the “effort by American researchers between
the mid-1930s and the mid-1950s to develop an
effective influenza vaccine.” (from the abstract)
3320. G AUDILLI ÈRE, Jean-Paul. “Professional or
Industrial Order? Patents, Biological Drugs, and
Pharmaceutical Capitalism in Early Twentieth Cen-
tury Germany.” First article in a series on patenting
and the pharmaceutical industry. Hist. & Tech. 24
(2008): 107–133.
Contents: Maurice C ASSIER, “Patents and Pub-
lic Health in France: Pharmaceutical Patent Law
In-the-Making at the Patent Office between the
Two World Wars,” 135–151 [ref. 3317]; Maurice
C ASSIER and Christiane S INDING, “ ‘Patenting
in the Public Interest’: Administration of Insulin
Patents by the University of Toronto,” 153–171
[ref. 3164]; Robert B UD, “Upheaval in the Moral
Economy of Science? Patenting, Teamwork and
the World War II Experience of Penicillin,” 173–
190 [ref. 3316]; Judy S LINN, “Patents and the UK
Pharmaceutical Industry between 1945 and the
1970s,” 191–205 [ref. 3726].
3321. G REENWOOD, David. Antimicrobial Drugs:
Chronicle of a Twentieth Century Medical Triumph.
(xxix + 429 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780199534845.
3322. L ESCH, John E. The First Miracle Drugs:
How the Sulfa Drugs Transformed Medicine. (x +
364 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 019518775X.
3323. P OHANCENIK, Rebecca. “Pharmacology and
War: The Papers of Sir John Henry Gaddum (1900–
65).” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 61 (2007): 347–348.
3324. P OLLOCK, Anne. “Medicating Race: Heart
Disease and Durable Preoccupations with Differ-
ence.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 2007. Advisor: Jones, David S. Pub. no. AAT
0818739. “An examination of intersections of race,
pharmaceuticals, and heart disease over the course
of the 20th century and today.” (from the abstract)
3325. P R ÜLL, Cay-Rüdiger. “Caught Between the
Old and the New—Walther Straub (1874–1944), the
Question of Drug Receptors, and the Rise of Modern
Pharmacology.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 465–489.
3326. R ASMUSSEN, Nicolas. On Speed: The Many
Lives of Amphetamine. (ix + 352 pp.; plates; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: New York University Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780814776018.
3327. S AUTTER, Thea. (Ed.) Cilag 1936–2006:
Geschichte eines Schaffhauser Pharmaunterneh-
mens. (407 pp.; ill.) Zürich: Chronos, 2006. ISBN:
9783034007924.
Reviews: [ref. R892]
3328. S INGH, Harkishan. Mahadeva Lal Schroff
and the Making of Modern Pharmacy. History of
Pharmacy in India and Related Aspects, 4. (xiv +
216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Delhi, India: Vallabh
Prakashan, 2005. ISBN: 818573139X.
Reviews: [ref. R940]
370-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
3329. BARALDI, Enrico, Hjalmar F ORS, and Anders
H OULTZ. (Eds.) Taking Place: The Spatial Contexts
of Science, Technology, and Business. (xxi + 402 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Sagamore Beach, Mass: Science
History Publications/USA, 2006. ISBN: 0881352527.
Contents (from publisher): Hjalmar F ORS, “J.
G. Wallerius and the Laboratory of Enlighten-
ment,” 3-34; Emma S HIRRAN, “Birth of a Tech-
nocratic Delivery: Spatial Reorganization and
Ritual Characteristics of Obstetric Care in Early
Twentieth-Century Sweden,” 35-58 [ref. 3223];
Sven W IDMALM, “A Machine to Work In: The
Ultracentrifuge and the Modernist Laboratory
Ideal,” 59-82 [ref. 2767]; Jenny B ECKMAN, “A
Worthwhile Road? Attaining the Science City
of Stockholm,” 83-108; Maja F JAESTAD, “The
Boundaries of Nuclear Power: Security and Ex-
clusion at Reactor FR-0,” 109-126 [ref. 3736]; Per
L UNDIN, “Controlling Space: Scientific City Plan-
ning in Sweden between 1930 and 1970,” 127-150
[ref. 2714]; Arne K AIJSER, “Nature’s Periphery:
Rural Transformation by the Advent of Infrasys-
tems,” 151-188; May-Britt Ö HMAN, “On Visible
Places and Invisibilized Peoples: Swedish State-
Supported Hydropower Exploitation of Indigenous
People’s Territories,” 189-222 [ref. 3362]; Håkan
H ÅKANSSON, Annalisa T UNISINI and Alexandra
 370. Twentieth century
WALUSZEWSKI, “Place as a Resource in Business
Networks,” 223-246; Enrico BARALDI and Torkel
S TR ÖMSTEN, “Combining Scientific Knowledge
and Venture Capital across Places and Networks
of Resources,” 247-274 [ref. 184]; Francesco C IA -
BUSCHI and Mats F ORSGREN , “Development and
Transfer of Innovations in MNCs: The ‘Local
for Local’ Imperative,” 275-296; Enrico BARALDI,
“The Places of IKEA: Using Space in Handling Re-
source Networks,” 297-320; Olof L JUNGSTR ÖM,
“Making Space for Culture: The Visual Ordering
of Space in the First Museums of Ethnography,”
321-350 [ref. 501]; Henrik M ATTSSON, “How
Does Knowledge Production Take Place? On Lo-
cating and Mapping Science and Similar Unruly
Activities,” 351-372.
Reviews: [ref. R62]
3330. B ERANEK, Leo. Riding the Waves: A Life
of Sound, Science, and Industry. (x + 230 pp.;
ill.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780262026291.
On the life of Leo Beranek, American acoustic
engineer and inventor.
3331. B IJSTERVELD, Karin. Mechanical Sound:
Technology, Culture, and Public Problems of Noise in
the Twentieth Century. Inside Technology. (xii + 350
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780262026390.
“Looks at four episodes of noise and the public
response to it in Europe and the United States
between 1875 and 1975: industrial noise, traffic
noise, noise from neighborhood radios and gramo-
phones, and aircraft noise.” (from the publisher)
3332. B ORG, Kevin L. Auto Mechanics: Technology
and Expertise in Twentieth-Century America. Studies
in Industry and Society. (viii + 249 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press,
2007. ISBN: 9780801886065.
On the study of automotive repair.
3333. B RAUN, Helmut. “Das ‘Wundergas’ Helium,
die US-amerikanische Innenpolitik und die deutschen
Zeppeline.” Vierteljahrshef. Zeitgesch. 53 (2005):
571–600.
3334. C LARKE, Deborah. Driving Women: Fic-
tion and Automobile Culture in Twentieth-Century
America. (xii + 225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780801885501.
3335. C UMO, Christopher. Science and Technology
in 20th-Century American Life. Science and Technol-
ogy in History. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press,
2007. ISBN: 0313338183.
3336. D RIEL, H. van, and Johan S CHOT. “Radi-
cal Innovation as a Multilevel Process: Introducing
Floating Grain Elevators in the Port of Rotterdam.”
Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 52–76.
3337. F LACHOWSKY, Sören. “Der Bevollmächtigte
für Hochfrequenzforschung des Reichsforschungs-
rates und die Organisation der deutschen Radarfor-
schung in der Endphase des Zweiten Weltkrieges.”
205
Translated title: [The Plenipotentiary for High Fre-
quency Research of the Reich Research Council and
the Organisation of the German Radar Research in the
Final Phase of the Second World War.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 203–226.
3338. F RAUNHOLZ, Uwe. Motorphobia. Anti-
automobiler Protest in Kaiserreich und Weimarer Re-
publik. Kritische Studien zur Geschichtswissenschaft,
Bd. 156. (318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Göttingen: Van-
denhoeck & Ruprecht, 2002. ISBN: 9783525351376.
Reviews: [ref. R359]
3339. F RIDLUND, Mats. Den gemensamma utveck-
lingen: Staten, storföretaget och samarbetet kring den
svenska elkrafttekniken. (263 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stock-
holm: Brutus Östlings Bokförlag Symposion, 1999.
ISBN : 917139463X.
3340. G ANGLOFF, Amy Beth. “Medicalizing the
Automobile: Public Health, Safety, and American
Culture, 1920–1967.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at State University of New York at
Stony Brook, 2006. Advisor: Tomes, Nancy.
Pub. no. AAT 3258930. 390 pp. “Explores how
Americans responded to the risks of the automobile
in twentieth century life, specifically how attempts
to medicalize the dangers conflicted and competed
with the meanings attached to the car.” (from the
abstract)
3341. G ODIN, Oleg A., and David R. PALMER.
(Eds.) History of Russian Underwater Acoustics. (xx
+ 1211 pp.; ill.) London: World Scientific, 2008.
ISBN : 9789812568250.
Presents recently declassified accounts of this his-
tory over the 20th century, exploring the effects of
government bureaucracy and economic transfor-
mations on the science.
3342. G RIEGER, Manfred. “Der Betrieb als Ort
der Zwangsarbeit: Das Volkswagenwerk und andere
Unternehmen zwischen 1939 und 1945.” In Profiteure
des NS-Systems? Deutsche Unternehmen und das
“Dritte Reich’ ”, edited by Jürgen L ILLTEICHER
(Berlin: Nicolai Verlag, 2006), 82–107.
3343. G R ÖNBERG, Per-Olof. “ ‘Skorsten kal-
lar vi det rör, som mot Ryssland röken för’: Om
konstruktionen av Europas högsta skorsten vid
Rönnskärsverken.” Translated title: [Send the smoke
towards Russia! On the construction of Europe’s
tallest smokestack at Rönnskär]. In Swedish. Part of
a series on industrial technology and the environment.
[ref. 589]. Polhem 23 (2005): 25–42.
On the Boliden Mining Company smelting works
in the 1920s and 1930s.
3344. G UAN Xiao-wu. “A Brief Review of the Study,
Construction, and Application of Chinese Bronze
Chime Bells after the Qing Dynasty.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao
(Ziran Kexue Ban) 37, no. 3 (2008): 427–434.
3345. H ACK, Lothar, and Irmgard H ACK. Wissen,
Macht, und Organisation. Internationalisierung in-
dustrieller Forschung und Entwicklung—ein Fallver-
gleich. (403 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Edition
Sigma, 2005. ISBN: 9783894045326.
206 370. Twentieth century
Focuses on the German automobile industry.
Reviews: [ref. R431]
3346. H AN Jinfang. “A Comparison of Academia
Sinica and the Chinese Academy of Sciences
(CAS)—A Case Study on the Engineering Institute of
Academia Sinica and the Institute of Metallurgy and
Ceramics of CAS.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Nei
Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue Ban) 36,
no. 4 (2007): 518–522.
Focusing on the different roles that the two insti-
tutions played in the early 20th century (Academia
Sinica) and the later 20th century (CAS) with re-
gard to the development of the economy.
3347. H ÅRD, Mikael, and Thomas J. M ISA. (Eds.)
Urban Machinery: Inside Modern European Cities.
Inside Technology. (viii + 351 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-
dex.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780262083690.
Contents: Mikael H ÅRD and Thomas J. M ISA,
“Modernizing European Cities: Technological
Uniformity and Cultural Distinction,” 1-22; Cor-
nelis D ISCO, “Taming the Rhine: Economic Con-
nection and Urban Competition,” 23-48; Noyan
D INÇKAL, “Arenas of Experimentation: Mod-
ernizing Istanbul in the Late Ottoman Empire,”
49-70; Thomas J. M ISA, “Appropriating the In-
ternational Style: Modernism in East and West,”
71-98; Paolo C APUZZO, “Spectacles of Socia-
bility: European Cities as Sites of Consumption,”
99-120; Mikael H ÅRD and Marcus S TIPPAK, “Pro-
gressive Dreams: The German City in Britain and
the United States,” 121-140; Hans B UITER, “Con-
structing Dutch Streets: A Melting Pot of European
Technologies,” 141-164; Dieter S CHOTT, “Em-
powering European Cities: Gas and Electricity in
the Urban Environment,” 165-186 [ref. 3367]; Dag-
mara JAJESNIAK -Q UAST, “In the Shadow of the
Factory: Steel Towns in Postwar Eastern Europe,”
187-210 [ref. 3742]; Martina H ESSLER, “Science
in the City: European Traditions and American
Models,” 211-232 [ref. 2702]; Pál G ERMUSKA,
“Between Theory and Practice: Planning Socialist
Cities in Hungary,” 233-256; Per L UNDIN, “Me-
diators of Modernity: Planning Experts and the
Making of the ‘Car-Friendly’ City in Europe,” 257-
280 [ref. 3355]; Andrew JAMISON, “Greening the
City: Urban Environmentalism from Mumford to
Malmö,” 281-298 [ref. 2954].
3348. H OLLEY, I. B., Jr. The Highway Revolu-
tion, 1895–1925: How the United States Got Out
of the Mud. (ix + 204 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Durham, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9781594603532.
3349. K ARGON, Robert Hugh, and Arthur P.
M OLELLA. Invented Edens: Techno-Cities of the
Twentieth Century. Lemelson Center Studies in In-
vention and Innovation. (viii + 190 pp.; ill.; maps;
bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780262113205.
Looks at early 20th-century urban planning and
how these ideas were implemented in planned
cities such as Norris, Tennessee; Torviscosa, Italy;
Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela; and Disney’s Cele-
bration, Florida.
3350. K ISSMANN, Ulrike Tikvah. “Normalizing
Moral Dilemmas: The Construction of True and
False Experts in German Nuclear Technology.” Sci.
Cult. 16 (2007): 187–205.
3351. KOCKEL, Titus. Deutsche Ölpolitik 1928–
1938. Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte. Beihefte,
7. (393 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Akademie Verlag,
2005. ISBN: 9783050040714.
Reviews: [ref. R583]
3352. K ÖNIG, Wolfgang. Volkswagen, Volks-
empfänger, Volksgemeinschaft. Volksprodukte im
Dritten Reich. Vom Scheitern einer nationalsozialisti-
schen Konsumgesellschaft. (310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Paderborn: Schöningh, 2004. ISBN: 9783506717337.
Reviews: [ref. R588]
3353. K REUZER, Bernd. Tempo 130. Kultur und Pla-
nungsgeschichte der Autobahnen in Oberösterreich.
Oö Publikationen. (320 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Linz: Trauner,
2005. ISBN: 9783854877837.
Reviews: [ref. R594]
3354. K WINTER, Sanford. Far from Equilibrium:
Essays on Technology and Design Culture. Edited by
Cynthia C. DAVIDSON. A collection of previously
published essays. (191 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York:
Actar-D, 2007. ISBN: 9788496540644.
“Critical essays offer an extended meditation on
infrastructure, war, computation, mechanical and
material intelligence, and other multivariate facets
of modernity.” (from the publisher)
3355. L UNDIN, Per. “Mediators of Modernity: Plan-
ning Experts and the Making of the ‘Car-Friendly’
City in Europe.” In Urban Machinery, edited by
H ÅRD and M ISA (2008) [ref. 3347], 257–280.
3356. L UXBACHER, Günther. Massenprodukti-
on im globalen Kartell: Glühlampen, Radioröhren
und die Rationalisierung der Elektroindustrie bis
1945. Aachener Beiträge zur Wissenschafts- und
Technikgeschichte des 20. Jahrhundert, 4. (490
pp.; ill.) Berlin: Verlag für Geschichte der Natur-
wissenschaften und der Technik, 2003. ISBN:
392818668X.
3357. M AC L EOD, Christine, and Jennifer TANN.
“From Engineer to Scientist: Reinventing Invention
in the Watt and Faraday Centenaries, 1919–31.” Brit.
J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007): 389–411.
“A comparison of the centenaries of James Watt’s
death in 1919 and of Michael Faraday’s discovery
of electromagnetic induction in 1931 reveals how
the image of the inventor was being refashioned in
the early twentieth century.” (from the abstract)
3358. M ARTINS, Susana S. “White Noise and Ev-
eryday Technologies.” Amer. Stud. 46, no. 1 (2005):
87–113.
3359. M OM, Gijs. “Roads without Rails: European
Highway-Network Building and the Desire for Long-
Range Motorized Mobility.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005):
745–772.
Focuses on the special case of the Netherlands.
 370. Twentieth century
3360. M OON, Suzanne M. “Development and the
Dual Economy: Theories of Colonial Transformation
in the Netherlands East Indies, c. 1920.” In Science
across the European Empires, 1800–1950, edited by
S TUCHTEY (2005) [ref. 619], 129–147.
3361. N ORTON, Peter D. Fighting Traffic: The Dawn
of the Motor Age in the American City. Inside Tech-
nology. (ix + 396 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge,
Mass.: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262141000.
On the social transformation of the city streets
between the 1910s and 1930s that resulted in the
automobile’s nearly exclusive dominance.
3362. Ö HMAN, May-Britt. “On Visible Places and
Invisibilized Peoples: Swedish State-Supported Hy-
dropower Exploitation of Indigenous People’s Terri-
tories.” In Taking Place, edited by BARALDI et al.
(2006) [ref. 3329], 189–222.
3363. O RLAND, Barbara. (Ed.) Artifizielle Körper—
lebendige Technik: Technische Modellierungen des
Körpers in historischer Perspektive. Interferen-
zen: Studien zur Kulturgeschichte der Technik,
Bd. 8. (286 pp.) Zürich: Chronos, 2005. ISBN:
9783034006903.
On human-machine interaction, and the integration
of technology with the human biological being.
Reviews: [ref. R776]
3364. PASQUIER, Hélène. “Die technischen Fach-
kräfte in der Schweizer Uhrenindustrie bis zur Mitte
der 1950er Jahre.” Translated title: [The Technical
Labour Force in the Swiss Watch-Making Industry
until the mid-1950s.] In German. Technikgeschichte
72 (2005): 313–332.
3365. ROSE, Mark H., Bruce Edsall S EELY, and Paul
F. BARRETT. The Best Transportation System in the
World: Railroads, Trucks, Airlines, and American
Public Policy in the Twentieth Century. Historical
Perspectives on Business Enterprise. (xxvi + 318 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Columbus: Ohio State University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0814210368.
3366. S ARTOR, Lutz. “Die Auto Union AG und
ihre Reaktionen auf das ‘Volkswagen’- Projekt 1931–
1942.” Translated title: [The Auto Union and its
Reaction to the Volkswagen Project 1931–1942.] In
German. Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 51–72.
3367. S CHOTT, Dieter. “Empowering European
Cities: Gas and Electricity in the Urban Environ-
ment.” In Urban Machinery, edited by H ÅRD and
M ISA (2008) [ref. 3347], 165–186.
3368. S LADE, Giles. Made to Break: Technology
and Obsolescence in America. (330 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2006.
ISBN : 9780674022034.
On the concept of planned obsolescence and its
place in the 20th century American economy.
Reviews: [ref. R946]
3369. S MIL, Vaclav. Transforming the Twentieth
Century: Technical Innovations and Their Conse-
quences. (x + 358 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Oxford University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0195168755.
Reviews: [ref. R949]
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3370. S MITH, Crosbie. “Dreadnought Science: The
Cultural Construction of Efficiency and Effective-
ness.” Trans. Newcomen Soc. 77 (2007): 191–215.
On the British Navy’s H. M. S. Dreadnought, built
in 1906.
3371. S TIVERS, Richard. “Vulgar Music and Tech-
nology.” Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 133–135.
“Vulgar music mimics a technological society and
provides compensation for its repressive impact.”
(from the abstract)
3372. S TOKES, Raymond. “Primat der Politik –
Primat der Technik: Das Verhältnis von Industrie
und Staat im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland am
Beispiel der IG Farbenindustrie AG.” In Profiteure
des NS-Systems? Deutsche Unternehmen und das
“Dritte Reich’ ”, edited by Jürgen L ILLTEICHER
(Berlin: Nicolai Verlag, 2006), 44–59.
3373. S UGANO Takuo. “Historical Review of Re-
search and Development of Insulated Gate Field
Effect Transistors.” [Translated title.] In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 166–172.
3374. U JIKAWA Keiji. “Technology in Economics
and Environment.” [Translated title.] In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 162–165.
3375. VOLTI, Rudi. Cars and Culture: The Life
Story of a Technology. Greenwood Technographies.
(xx + 171 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.:
Greenwood Press, 2004. ISBN: 0313328315.
3376. V RIES, Marc J. de, and Kees B OERSMA.
80 Years of Research at the Philips Natuurkundig
Laboratorium (1914–1994) : The Role of the Nat.Lab.
at Philips. (325 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam:
Pallas Publications, 2005. ISBN: 9085550513.
Reviews: [ref. R1045]
3377. W ELLERSTEIN, Alex. “Patenting the Bomb:
Nuclear Weapons, Intellectual Property, and Techno-
logical Control.” Isis 99 (2008): 57–87.
3378. W ELLS, Christopher W. “The Road to the
Model T: Culture, Road Conditions, and Innovation
at the Dawn of the American Motor Age.” Tech. &
Cult. 48 (2007): 497–523.
3379. W ERNER, Constanze. Kriegswirtschaft und
Zwangsarbeit bei BMW. Perspektiven, 1. (x + 447
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) München: Oldenbourg, 2005.
ISBN : 9783486577921.
Reviews: [ref. R1068]
3380. Z ELLER, Thomas. Driving Germany: The
Landscape of the German Autobahn, 1930–1970.
Studies in German History, 5. (289 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 2007. ISBN:
1845453093.
Reviews: [ref. 18]
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370-161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
3381. B UCKLAND, Michael. Emanuel Goldberg and
His Knowledge Machine: Information, Invention,
and Political Forces. New Directions in Informa-
tion Management. (xiii + 380 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited, 2006. ISBN:
0313313326.
On Goldberg, a chemist, inventor, and industrialist,
who contributed to imaging technology in the first
half of the 20th century.
3382. C AMPBELL -K ELLY, Martin. “From the World
Brain to the World Wide Web.” Annual Gresham
College BSHM Lecture. Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull.
22 (2007): 1–10.
On pre-Internet visions of disseminating informa-
tion worldwide, such as Wells’ idea of a world
brain, V. Bush’s memex concept, and J. C. R.
Licklider’s notion of man-computer symbiosis.
3383. C ARR, Nicholas G. The Big Switch: Rewiring
the World, from Edison to Google. (vii + 278 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2008.
ISBN : 9780393062281.
On a shift going on in computer use (specifically,
computation and storage) similar to that which
took place in the electric industry: centralizing and
consolidating.
3384. DANIEL, Ute. “Suggestive Experten: Zur Eta-
blierung der US-amerikanischen Medienforschung in
den 1930-1950er Jahren.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch.
30 (2007): 183–198.
On the history of social engineering as related to
communications research, especially on the efforts
to study how human behaviour is influenced by
mass media.
3385. F ICKERS, Andreas. “Design als ‘mediating
interface’ Zur Zeugen- und Zeichenhaftigkeit des
Radioapparates.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 30 (2007):
199–213.
3386. G IVEN, Jock. “Not Being Ernest: Uncov-
ering Competitors in the Foundation of Australian
Wireless.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 18 (2007): 159–176.
The focus is on Ernest Fisk, a major figure in early
20th-century wireless technology in Australia.
3387. K ETTERER, Ralf. Funken—Wellen—Radio:
zur Einführung eines technischen Konsumarti-
kels durch die deutsche Rundfunkindustrie 1923–
1939. (266 pp.; ill.) Berlin: Vistas, 2003. ISBN:
9783891583753.
Reviews: [ref. R566]
3388. M ICHIE, Donald. “Alan Turing’s Mind Ma-
chines.” In The Mechanical Mind in History, edited
by H USBANDS et al. (2008) [ref. 604], 61–74.
See also: Andrew H ODGES, “What Did Alan
Turing Mean by ‘Machine’?” 75–90
3389. YATES, Joanne. Structuring the Information
Age: Life Insurance and Technology in the Twentieth
Century. Studies in Industry and Society. (x + 351
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 9780801880865.
On the life insurance industry’s use of computers
and tabulating machines from the late 19th century
to the 1970s.
Reviews: [ref. R1085]
370-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
3390. A NDERSON, J. L. “War on Weeds: Iowa Farm-
ers and Growth-Regulator Herbicides.” Tech. & Cult.
46 (2005): 719–744.
3391. C ASTONGUAY, Stéphane. “The Transforma-
tion of Agricultural Research in France: The Intro-
duction of the American System.” Minerva 43 (2005):
265–287.
Focuses on the response to the recommendations
of a 1916 report by the French entomologist Paul
Marchal.
3392. C LARKE, Adele E. “Reflections on the Repro-
ductive Sciences in Agriculture in the UK and US, ca.
1900–2000+.” Part of a special issue on agricultural
and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 316–339.
3393. G ILFOYLE, Daniel. “Anthrax in South Africa:
Economics, Experiment and the Mass Vaccination
of Animals, c. 1910–1945.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006):
465–490.
3394. H EIM, Susanne. “Expansion Policy and the
Role of Agricultural Research in Nazi Germany.”
Minerva 44 (2006): 267–284.
3395. H ERRAN, Néstor. “Waters, Seeds and Radi-
ation: Radioactivity Research in Early Twentieth-
Century Spain.” In Beyond Borders, edited by S IMON
and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 325–344.
On the incursion of Spain’s Laboratory of Radioac-
tivity “in the field of radioactive agriculture and its
effects after 1911.”
3396. M AAT, Harro. “Agricultural Sciences in Colo-
nial Indonesia.” Part of a special issue: “Globaliza-
tion and Diversity in Modern Chemical Sciences”
[ref. 2911]. Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2007): 244–263.
3397. M C C OOK, Stuart. “Plantas, petróleo, y progre-
so: las ciencias agrı́colas y las ideologı́as de desarro-
llo en la época de Juan Vicente Gómez, 1908–1935.”
E.I.A.L. 14 (2003): 67–88.
3398. ROLL -H ANSEN, Nils. “Wishful Science: The
Persistence of T. D. Lysenko’s Agrobiology in the
Politics of Science.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia
Science Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris
23 (2008): 166–188.
3399. ROOIJ, Arjan van. “Methods for Innovation:
The Varying Role of Industrial Research in DSM’s
Nitrogen Fertilizer Business, 1925–1970.” Tech. &
Cult. 48 (2007): 550–574.
On the Dutch chemical company DSM.
 370. Twentieth century
3400. RUBACH, Günter. “Die landwirt-
schaftliche Fachschaft an der Mathematisch-
Naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät.” In Kämpferische
Wissenschaft, edited by H OSSFELD (2003)
[ref. 2771], 575–595.
3401. V ERHOEF, Peter, Jaap M. van L EEUWEN, and
Peter W. de L EEUW. “Strenge wetenschappelijkheid
en practische zin”: een eeuw Nederlands centraal
veterinair instituut 1904-2004. (416 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Rotterdam, Netherlands: Erasmus, 2005.
ISBN : 9052351708.
Reviews: [ref. R1035]
3402. W ILMOT, Sarah. “Between the Farm and the
Clinic: Agriculture and Reproductive Technology in
the Twentieth Century.” Introduction to a special issue
on agricultural and reproductive technologies. Stud.
Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 303–315.
“Central to the theme of this special issue is the
need to integrate the history of medicine with the
history of agriculture in future accounts of modern
reproduction.” (from p. 308) Contents: Adele E.
C LARKE, “Reflections on the Reproductive Sci-
ences in Agriculture in the UK and US, ca. 1900–
2000+,” 316–339 [ref. 3392]; John C LARKE, “The
History of Three Scientific Societies: The Soci-
ety for the Study of Fertility (now the Society for
Reproduction and Fertility) (Britain), the Société
Française pour l’Étude de la Fertilité, and the Soci-
ety for the Study of Reproduction (USA),” 340–357
[ref. 3501]; Sarah F RANKLIN, “ ‘Crook’ Pipettes:
Embryonic Emigrations from Agriculture to Re-
productive Biomedicine,” 358–373 [ref. 2978];
Christina B ENNINGHAUS, “Great Expectations—
German Debates about Artificial Insemination in
Humans around 1912,” 374–392 [ref. 3155]; John
M C M ILLAN, “The Return of the Inseminator: Eu-
telegenesis in Past and Contemporary Reproduc-
tive Ethics,” 393–410 [ref. 3051]; Sarah W ILMOT,
“From ‘Public Service’ to Artificial Insemination:
Animal Breeding Science and Reproductive Re-
search in Early Twentieth-Century Britain,” 411–
441 [ref. 2990]; Paul B RASSLEY, “Cutting across
Nature? The History of Artificial Insemination in
Pigs in the United Kingdom,” 442–461 [ref. 3804];
Abigail W OODS, “The Farm as Clinic: Veterinary
Expertise and the Transformation of Dairy Farm-
ing, 1930-1950,” 462–487 [ref. 3403]; Cristina
G RASSENI, “Managing Cows: An Ethnography
of Breeding Practices and Uses of Reproductive
Technology in Contemporary Dairy Farming in
Lombardy (Italy),” 488–510 [ref. 3809]; Chris
P OLGE, “The Work of the Animal Research Sta-
tion, Cambridge,” 511–520 [ref. 3001]; Jean-Paul
G AUDILLI ÈRE, “The Farm and the Clinic: An
Inquiry into the Making of Our Biotechnological
Modernity,” 521–529 [ref. 422].
3403. W OODS, Abigail. “The Farm as Clinic: Vet-
erinary Expertise and the Transformation of Dairy
Farming, 1930-1950.” Part of a special issue on agri-
cultural and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402].
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 462–
487.
209
370-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
(includes manned and unmanned space travel)
3404. B EDNAREK, Janet R. Daly. “The Flying Ma-
chine in the Garden: Parks and Airports, 1918-1938.”
Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 350–373.
3405. D OUGLAS, Deborah G., and Amy E. F OSTER.
American Women and Flight since 1940. (xi + 359
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lexington, Ky.: University
Press of Kentucky, 2004. ISBN: 9780813190730.
Reviews: [ref. R293]
3406. E CKERT, Michael. “Strategic Internationalism
and the Transfer of Technical Knowledge: The United
States, Germany, and Aerodynamics after World War
I.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 104–131.
3407. F OERSTNER, Abigail. James Van Allen: The
First Eight Billion Miles. (xx + 322 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 2007.
ISBN : 9780877459996.
The biography of this astrophysicist and pioneer
scientist in America’s space program.
3408. G AINOR, Chris. To a Distant Day: The Rocket
Pioneers. Outward Odyssey. (xxiii + 236 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780803222090.
On men such as Wernher von Braun, Konstantin
Tsiolkovsky, Robert Goddard, and Hermann
Oberth.
3409. H ASHIMOTO, Takehiko. “Leonard Bairstow
as a Scientific Middleman: Early Aerodynamic Re-
search on Airplane Stability in Britain, 1909–1920.”
Hist. Scientiarum 17 (2007): 103–120.
3410. H UNLEY, J. D. Development of Propulsion
Technology for U. S. Space-Launch Vehicles, 1926-
1991. Centennial of Flight Series, no. 17. (xi + 383
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) College Station: Texas A&M
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 1585445886.
3411. K EHRT, Christian. “ ‘Schneid, Takt und gu-
te Nerven.’ Der Habitus deutscher Militärpiloten und
Beobachter im Kontext technisch strukturierter Hand-
lungszusammenhänge, 1914-1918.” Translated title:
[Military Attitudes and Technological Experience
in the Context of Air Observation, 1914-1918.] In
German. Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 177–201.
On the ways in which the airplane as a new tech-
nology both reinforced and changed military values
in Germany.
3412. L ANGEWIESCHE, Wolfgang. America from
the Air: An Aviator’s Story. Edited by Drake H OKAN -
SON and Carol K RATZ . (xxviii + 209 pp.; ill.) Balti-
more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004. ISBN:
9780801878190.
Reprints of parts of two of Langewiesche’s major
works (in 1939 and 1951) describing the experience
of flight and the physical landscape of America
before technological changes of the second half of
the 20th century.
Reviews: [ref. R608]
3413. M ILLWARD, Liz. Women in British Imperial
Airspace, 1922–1937. (xi + 249 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
210 375. Twentieth century after 1950
Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780773533370.
3414. N EUFELD, Michael J. Von Braun: Dreamer of
Space, Engineer of War. (xiii + 587 pp.; bibl.; ill.; in-
dex.) New York: Alfred A. Knopf in association with
the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian
Institution, 2007. ISBN: 9780307262929.
3415. PALMER, Scott W. Dictatorship of the Air:
Aviation Culture and the Fate of Modern Russia.
Cambridge Centennial of Flight. (xx + 307 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge University Press,
2006. ISBN: 0521859573.
Looks at the period from 1909 to 1945.
3416. PASCOE, David. Aircraft. (224 pp.; ill.) Lon-
don: Reaktion, 2003. ISBN: 9781861891631.
Heavily illustrated account of aeronautical design
and cultural history.
Reviews: [ref. R790]
3417. S CHULTZ, Timothy Paul. “Redefining Flight:
How the Predecessors of the Modern United States
Air Force Transformed the Relationship between Air-
men and Aircraft.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at Duke University, 2007. Advisor:
Roland, Alex. Pub. no. AAT 3271007. 284 pp.
3418. S IDDIQI, Asif A. “Imagining the Cosmos:
Utopians, Mystics, and the Popular Culture of Space-
flight in Revolutionary Russia.” Volume title: “Intel-
ligentsia Science Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19].
Osiris 23 (2008): 260–288.
“Investigates the explosive Soviet interest in space
travel during the New Economic Policy ... era of the
1920s, as expressed through amateur societies, the
press, literature, painting, film, and other popular
culture.” (from the abstract)
3419. S TAMM -K UHLMANN, Thomas, and Reinhard
W OLF. (Eds.) Raketenrüstung und internationale Si-
cherheit von 1942 bis heute. Historische Mitteilungen
– Beihefte, 56. (222 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stuttgart: Franz
Steiner, 2004. ISBN: 9783515082822.
Reviews: [ref. R967]
3420. U HL, Karsten. “Deckgeschichten: ‘Von der
Hölle zu den Sternen’ – das KZ Mittelbau-Dora
in Nachkriegsnarrativen.” Translated title: [From
Hell to the Stars: The Mittelbau-Dora Concentration
Camp and Post-War Narrative Structure.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 243–256.
On the how Wernher von Braun’s connection to
the concentration camp has been ignored in movie
portrayals of his rocketry work and scientific aspi-
rations.
3421. Z EGENHAGEN, Evelyn. “ ‘Im übrigen sind
die Erfahrungen, die wir mit den fliegenden Frauen
bislang gemacht haben, die allerbesten.’ Geschlech-
terverhältnisse und -konkurrenzen in der deutschen
Luftfahrt 1918 bis 1945.” Translated title: [“After all,
our experience so far with flying women has been
the very best”: Gender relations and competition in
German aviation from 1918 to 1945] In German.
Technikgeschichte 73 (2006): 253–282.
375. TWENTIETH CENTURY, LATE
375-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE
(includes interdisciplinary topics and biographies of
scientists)
3422. A RNOLDI, Jakob. “Universities and the Public
Recognition of Expertise.” Minerva 45 (2007): 49–
61.
On the changing sources of authority away from
academies and universities.
3423. C HUNG, Deborah D. L. (Ed.) The Road to
Scientific Success: Inspiring Life Stories of Prominent
Researchers. (244 pp.; ill.; index.) Hackensack, New
Jersey: World Scientific Publisher, 2006. ISBN:
9812564667.
Reviews: [ref. 2689]
3424. G REENE, Meg. Jane Goodall: A Biography.
(xviii + 146 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.:
Prometheus Books, 2008. ISBN: 9781591026112.
3425. K RAUCH, Helmut. “Beginning Science Policy
Research in Europe: The Studiengruppe für System-
forschung, 1957-1973.” First article of a special issue:
“The Studiengruppe für Systemforschung.” Minerva
44 (2006): 131–142.
Contents: Roy M AC L EOD, “Preface,” 129; Rein-
hard C OENEN, “The Legacy of the Studien-
gruppe Für Systemforschung ,” 143–148; Andrea
B RINCKMANN, “The Studiengruppe Für System-
forschung: Systems Research and Policy Advice
in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1958–1975,”
149–166; Rob H AGENDIJK and Alan I RWIN, “Pub-
lic Deliberation and Governance: Engaging with
Science and Technology in Contemporary Europe,”
167–184.
3426. ROSE, Steven, and Paul M C G ARR. The Rich-
ness of Life: The Essential Stephen Jay Gould. Fore-
word by Oliver S ACKS. (xiv + 654 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2007.
ISBN : 9780393064988.
A collection of nearly 50 essays by Gould.
375-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS
3427. C HEN Shou. “Gu Yuxiu’s Ideas of Science
and Scientization in Context of Saving China.” Hist.
Scientiarum 17 (2007): 89–102.
3428. H AN Xiao-cheng. “Tsung-Dao Lee’s Impact
on the Science and Technology Enterprise in the New
China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur.
29, no. 4 (2007): 68–73.
On the influence of Lee, an overseas Chinese physi-
cist, on China’s science and technology policies
through his interaction with Chinese politicans.
3429. K ANG Hoje. Bukhan gwahak gisul
hyeongseongsa. Translated title: [History of the
formation of science and technology in North Korea,
vol. 1]. In Korean. Seoul: Seonin Publishing, 2007.
On science-technology policies, research institu-
tions, and the activities of scientists and engineers
from 1945 to the early 1960s; traces the activities
of the Academy of Sciences of the Democratic
People’s Republic of Korea.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3430. KOJEVNIKOV, Alexei. “The Phenomenon
of Soviet Science.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia
Science Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris
23 (2008): 115–135.
A comparative international perspective, looking at
“similarities and reciprocal influences, rather than
... the contrasts and dichotomies” in standard cold
war historiography. (from the abstract)
375-5. HISTORIOGRAPHY; HISTORICAL
METHODS
(see also Part B-Theoretical approaches)
3431. G EOGHEGAN, Bernard Dionysius. “Historio-
graphic Conceptualization of Information: A Critical
Survey.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 1 (2008): 66–81.
Classifies the historical literature on informational
research into genres to illuminate the changing
environment of computer research.
375-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL
ASPECTS OF SCIENCE
3432. E LKINS, James. Six Stories from the End of
Representation: Images in Painting, Photography,
Astronomy, Microscopy, Particle Physics, and Quan-
tum Mechanics, 1980–2000. (xx + 274 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780804741484.
375-20. SCIENCE AND ITS INTERACTION WITH
SOCIETY AND CULTURE, GENERAL WORKS
(includes popular culture; popularization of science;
public understanding of science)
3433. H ARVEY, Matthew. “Citizens in Defence of
Something Called Science.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
31–48.
Considers public talk about science and its social
authority in the hierarchy of knowledge, using a
case study in the debate over GM crops in Great
Britain.
3434. P ITRELLI, Nico, Federica M ANZOLI, and Bar-
bara M ONTOLLI. “Science in Advertising: Uses and
Consumptions in the Italian Press.” Public Underst.
Sci. 15 (2006): 207–220.
3435. RUDY, Alan, and Toby A. T EN E YCK. “Insti-
tutional and/versus Commercial Media Coverage:
Representations of the University of California,
Berkeley–Novartis Agreement.” Public Underst.
Sci. 15 (2006): 343–358.
“Investigates the ways in which the Agreement was
presented within the public relations office of UCB
and the popular press, as well as reactions to that
coverage.” (from the abstract)
3436. T E K ULVE, Haico. “Evolving Repertoires:
Nanotechnology in Daily Newspapers in the Nether-
lands.” Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 367–382.
3437. T RACHTMAN, Leon E., and Robert P ER -
RUCCI . Science under Siege? Interest Groups and the
Science Wars. (viii + 180 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lanham,
MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2000. ISBN:
0847698009; 0847698017.
211
3438. W EIZENBAUM, Joseph. “Social and Political
Impact of the Long-term History of Computing.” Part
of special issue: “History of Informatics” [ref. 3771].
Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 3 (2008): 40–42.
375-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS
3439. A LEKSANDROWICZ, Ana Maria Coutinho,
and Fermin Roland S CHRAMM. “Origem e des-
tino revisitados: a clonagem entre a profecia e a
promessa.” Translated title. [Origin and Destiny
Revisited: Cloning as Prophecy and Promise]. In
Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 421–441.
“This article sets out the positions held on cloning
by the contemporary French Spinozist philosopher
and biophysicist, Henri Atlan.” (from the abstract)
3440. M ORENO, Jonathan D. “Stumbling Toward
Bioethics: Human Experiments Policy and the Early
Cold War.” In Dark Medicine, edited by L A F LEUR et
al. (2007) [ref. 530], 138–148.
3441. PARASCANDOLA, John. “Physiology, Propa-
ganda, and Pound Animals: Medical Research and
Animal Welfare in Mid-Twentieth-Century America.”
J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 277–315.
375-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND
ECONOMICS
(includes science policy, patronage, international
relations)
3442. A BELLA, Alex. Soldiers of Reason: The Rand
Corporation and the Rise of the American Empire.
(388 pp.; plates; ill.; bibl.; index.) Orlando: Harcourt,
Inc., 2008. ISBN: 9780151010813.
3443. A LLEN, Barbara L. “Environmental Justice
and Expert Knowledge in the Wake of a Disaster.”
Part of a comment section on the Katrina hurricane
[ref. 3580]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 103–110.
3444. A NDONOVA, Liliana B. Transnational Politics
of the Environment: The European Union and En-
vironmental Policy in Central and Eastern Europe.
Global Environmental Accord: Strategies for Sustain-
ability and Institutional Innovation. (x + 251 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2004.
ISBN : 0262012065.
Reviews: [ref. 413]
3445. BARNHART, Megan Kathleen. “ ‘To Secure
the Benefits of Science to the General Welfare’:
The Scientists’ Movement and the American Public
during the Cold War, 1945–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
69/01 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Los Ange-
les, 2007. Advisor: Wang, Jessica. Pub. no. AAT
3295739. 311 pp. “Explores the dilemma over
objectivity that the Federation of Atomic Scientists
encountered during the early years of the Cold War
[in which they eventually] contested the notion that
scientists could not take a political position, and ...
staked a claim as representatives for a science that
would serve the public interest.” (from the abstract)
3446. B ENNER, Mats, and Sverker S ÖRLIN. “Shap-
ing Strategic Research: Power, Resources, and Inter-
212 375. Twentieth century after 1950
ests in Swedish Research Policy.” Minerva 45 (2007):
31–48.
3447. B ENUM, Edgeir. “Making Research Count:
Norway and the OECD Connection, 1965–1980.”
Minerva 45 (2007): 365–387.
3448. B OSTANCI, Adam, and Jane C ALVERT. “In-
visible Genomes: The Genomics Revolution and
Patenting Practice.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed.
Sci. 39 (2008): 109–119.
3449. C HEN, Dung-Sheng, and Chung-Yeh D ENG.
“Interaction between Citizens and Experts in Public
Deliberation: A Case Study of Consensus Confer-
ences in Taiwan.” Part of a special issues on Public
Participation in Science and Technology in East Asia
[ref. 3450]. East Asian STS 1 (2007): 77–97.
3450. C HEN, Dung-sheng, and Chia-Ling W U. “In-
troduction: Public Participation in Science and Tech-
nology in East Asia.” Introduction to a special issue.
East Asian STS 1 (2007): 15–18.
Contents: Les L EVIDOW, “European Public Par-
ticipation as Risk Governance: Enhancing Demo-
cratic Accountability for Agbiotech Policy?” 19–
51 [ref. 3459]; Kohta J URAKU, Tatsujiro S UZUKI
and Osamu S AKURA, “Social Decision-Making
Processes in Local Contexts: An STS Case Study
on Nuclear Power Plant Siting in Japan,” 53–75
[ref. 3746]; Dung-Sheng C HEN and Chung-Yeh
D ENG, “Interaction between Citizens and Experts
in Public Deliberation: A Case Study of Consen-
sus Conferences in Taiwan,” 77–97 [ref. 3449];
Brian W YNNE, “Public Participation in Science
and Technology: Performing and Obscuring a
Political–Conceptual Category Mistake,” 99–110
[ref. 205].
3451. F ULLER, Steve. “A Step toward the Legal-
ization of Science Studies.” Part of a symposium on
“Expert Metascientists” [ref. 139]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 36
(2006): 827–834.
Discussion of Fuller’s testimony in the Kitzmiller
et al. v. Dover Area School District trial over
the teaching of intelligent design in an American
public school.
3452. G EIGER, Roger L., and Creso S Á. “Beyond
Technology Transfer: US State Policies to Harness
University Research for Economic Development.”
Minerva 43 (2005): 1–21.
3453. G ONÇALVES, Maria Eduarda, and Pierre PA -
PON . “Introduction—Scientific and Technological
Institutions and the New Knowledge-Based Society:
A European Perspective.” Introduction to a special
issue. Minerva 42 (2004): 3–9.
Contents: Philippe L AR ÉDO and Philippe M US -
TAR , “Public Sector Research: A Growing Role
in Innovation Systems,” 11–27; Wilhelm K RULL,
“Towards a Research Policy for the New Europe:
Changes and Challenges for Public and Private
Funders,” 29–39; R. P. H AGENDIJK, “The Public
Understanding of Science and Public Participation
in Regulated Worlds,” 41–59; Pierre PAPON, “Eu-
ropean Scientific Cooperation and Research Infras-
tructures: Past Tendencies and Future Prospects,”
61–76; Mark B. B ROWN, “The Political Philoso-
phy of Science Policy,” 77–95; Susana B ORR ÁS,
“The ‘Learning’ Economy in Contemporary Soci-
eties,” 97–100; Laurence E STERLE, “Participative
Democracy: A New Form of Rationality,” 101–
104.
3454. G REENBERG, Daniel S. Science for Sale: The
Perils, Rewards, and Delusions of Campus Capital-
ism. (viii + 324 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univer-
sity of Chicago Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226306254.
Explores the increasingly close ties between col-
lege campuses and multimillion-dollar corpora-
tions.
3455. H ARBERS, Hans. “How Much Time Can We
Stand? DNA Evidence and the Principle of Finality in
Criminal Law.” Part of special issue: “Time-Politics
of Technology” [ref. 582]. Configurations 13 (2005
[2007]): 357–371.
Focuses on a case study in Dutch law.
3456. H AYDEN, Cori. “Taking as Giving: Bio-
science, Exchange, and the Politics of Benefit-
Sharing.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 729–758.
On the rise of an ethic of benefit sharing, compen-
sating research subjects for research that results in
significant profits.
3457. JASANOFF, Sheila. “Bhopal’s Trials of Knowl-
edge and Ignorance.” Focus Section: “Science and
the Law” [ref. 187]. Isis 98 (2007): 344–350.
On the efforts of the gas victims to obtain legal
relief from courts in India and the United States,
highlighting “the structural asymmetries of tech-
nology transfer across national boundaries.” (from
the abstract)
3458. K RAEMER, Sylvia K. Science and Technology
Policy in the United States: Open Systems in Action.
(xi + 325 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Rutgers
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 0813538262.
Suggests that the history of science, technology,
and politics in the late 20th century is best under-
stood as a negotiation of tensions between systems
of open vs. closed access and control of informa-
tion.
3459. L EVIDOW, Les. “European Public Partici-
pation as Risk Governance: Enhancing Democratic
Accountability for Agbiotech Policy?” Part of a spe-
cial issues on Public Participation in Science and
Technology in East Asia [ref. 3450]. East Asian STS
1 (2007): 19–51.
3460. L EVIDOW, Les, Joseph M URPHY, and
Susan C ARR. “Recasting ‘Substantial Equiva-
lence’:Transatlantic Governance of GM Food.” Sci.
Tech. Hum. Val. 32 (2007): 26–64.
3461. L EZAUN, Javier, and Linda S ONERYD. “Con-
sulting Citizens: Technologies of Elicitation and the
Mobility of Publics.” Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007):
279–297.
On the use of public consultation mechanisms by
governments in recent years.
3462. L ONGO, Bernadette. “Mathematics, Computer
Development, and Science Policy Debates after World
War II.” Part of special issue: “History of Informatics”
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
[ref. 3771]. Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 3 (2008): 64–
72.
“Examines connections between science policy de-
bates and how practices of early computer develop-
ers were affected [and how] computer developers
found solutions to the issues debated, ultimately
forming the Association for Computing Machin-
ery.” (from the abstract)
3463. L UJ ÁN, José Luis, and Oliver T ODT. “Pre-
caution in Public: The Social Perception of the Role
of Science and Values in Policy Making.” Part of
a special issue: “Publics and Science—New Under-
standings” [ref. 168]. Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007):
97–109.
On the results of a public perception study done in
Spain.
3464. M AC L EOD, Roy. “Preface.” Preface to a
special issue:“ The Business of Research.” Minerva
45 (2007): 113–114.
Contents: Sven W IDMALM, “Introduction: Sci-
ence and the Creation of Value,” 115–120; Wal-
ter W. P OWELL, Jason OWEN -S MITH and Jean-
nette A. C OLYVAS, “Innovaton and Emulation:
Lessons from American Universities in Selling
Private Rights to Public Knowledge,” 121–142;
Jeannette A. C OLYVAS, “Factory, Hazard, and
Contamination: The Use of Metaphor in the Com-
mercialization of Recombinant DNA,” 143–159;
Ebba S J ÖGREN, “Defining ‘Markets’ for Pharma-
ceuticals in Sweden: Public Policy and Commer-
cialization,” 161–173.
3465. M ACOUBRIE, Jane. “Nanotechnology: Public
Concerns, Reasoning and Trust in Government.”
Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 221–241.
3466. M C L EOD -K ILMURRAY, Heather. “Hoffman
v. Monsanto: Courts, Class Actions, and Perceptions
of the Problem of GM Drift.” Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27
(2007): 188–201.
3467. M OON Man-yong. “Han’guk eui ‘dunyoe-
yuchul’ byeonhwawa KIST eui yeokwal.” Translated
title: [Korea’s “brain drain” and the role of KIST
(The Korean Institute of Science and Technology)].
In Korean. Han’guk Munhwa 37 (2006): 229–261.
On KIST’s success since 1966 in attracting over-
seas Korean scientists to repatriate.
3468. M OORE, Kelly. Disrupting Science: Social
Movements, American Scientists, and the Politics
of the Military, 1945–1975. Princeton Studies in
Cultural Sociology. (x + 311 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780691113524.
3469. S Á, Creso. “Research Policy in Emerging
Economies: Brazil’s Sector Funds.” Minerva 43
(2005): 245–263.
3470. S CHMALZER, Sigrid. “On the Appropriate
Use of Rose-Colored Glasses: Reflections on Science
in Socialist China.” Part of Focus section: “Science
and Modern China” [ref. 2697]. Isis 98 (2007): 571–
583.
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3471. S CHULZ, Matthias. “Integration durch eine eu-
ropäische Atomstreitmacht? Nuklearambitionen und
die deutsche Europa-Inititiative vom Herbst 1964.”
Vierteljahrshef. Zeitgesch. 53 (2005): 275–313.
3472. S ILVA, Matiana González. “¿Con quién dialo-
ga Dominique Pestre? El papel de la historia en los
debates sobre la ciencia contemporánea.” Dynamis
27 (2007): 359–367.
Essay review of Dominique P ESTRE and Ricardo
F IGUEIRA, Ciencia, dinero y polı́tica (2005); et al.
H ELGA N OWOTNY, The Public Nature of Science
Under Assault (2005).
3473. S LAYTON, Rebecca. “Discursive Choices:
Boycotting Star Wars between Science and Politics.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 27–66.
On the politics and scientific activism surrounding
Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative.
3474. S UNDER R AJAN, Kaushik. Biocapital: The
Constitution of Postgenomic Life. (xi + 343 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Durham: Duke University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0822337088.
Ethnographical account of biotechnology labs and
start-up companies in the US and India from 1999
to 2004, focusing on how economic and regulatory
concerns affect the science.
Reviews: [ref. R990]
3475. S WANSON, Kara. “Biotech in Court: A Legal
Lesson on the Unity of Science.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 357–384.
A study of testimony in a biotech patent trial and
what it says about the legal system’s reliance on
the principle of the unity of science.
3476. WANG, Zuoyue, and Naomi O RESKES. “His-
tory of Science and American Science Policy.” Part
of Focus Section “What is the Value of History of
Science?” [ref. 58]. Isis 99 (2008): 365–373.
3477. W INTER, Alison. “A Forensics of the Mind.”
Focus Section: “Science and the Law” [ref. 187]. Isis
98 (2007): 332–343.
On the history of witnessing in science and the
law and how science was used to improve witness
testimony, focusing on the 1960s and 1970s.
375-23. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE; SCIENCE
AND ART
(includes drama and performing arts)
3478. B RIER, Søren. “Ficta: Remixing Generalized
Symbolic Media in the New Scientific Novel.” Public
Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 153–174.
3479. G ONDER, Patrick. “Like a Monstrous Jigsaw:
Genetics, Evolution and the Body in the Horror Films
of the 1950s.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin at
Milwaukee, 2007. Advisor: Callahan, Vicki. Pub.
no. AAT 3279082. 267 pp.
3480. K L ÜTSCH, Christoph. “Computer Graphic—
Aesthetic Experiments between Two Cultures.”
Leonardo 40 (2007): 421–425.
On the Stuttgart School and information aesthetics
as developed by Max Bense in the 1950s and
214 375. Twentieth century after 1950
1960s, focusing on 3 artists: Frieder Nake, Georg
Nees, and Manfred Mohr.
3481. K WAN, Allen. “Seeking New Civilizations:
Race Normativity in the Star Trek Franchise.” Bull.
Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 59–70.
An analysis of racial norms.
3482. M ILLER, Kristen. “From Fears of Entropy
to Comfort in Chaos: Arcadia, The Waste Land,
Numb3rs, and Man’s Relationship with Science.”
Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 81–94.
“Through the invocation of science, all three works
suggest that man is uncomfortable with too much
predictability and that comfort can instead be found
in chaos and unpredictability.” (from the abstract)
3483. O’N EILL, Rob. “Emerging Congruence be-
tween Animation and Anatomy.” Leonardo 40
(2007): 167–173.
3484. O BERQUELLE, Horst, and Oskar B ECKMANN.
“Beckmann’s Studio Computers Specified for Early
Computer Art.” Part of special issue: “History of
Informatics” [ref. 3771]. Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no.
3 (2008): 20–31.
On the Austrian sculptor Otto Beckmann’s use of
a special computer constructed by his son Oskar
Beckmann.
3485. S ARANTAKES, Nicholas Evan. “Cold War Pop
Culture and the Image of U.S. Foreign Policy: The
Perspective of the Original Star Trek Series.” J. Cold
War Stud. 7 (2005): 74–103.
3486. T ERZIAN, Sevan G., and Andrew L. G RUN -
ZKE . “Scrambled Eggheads: Ambivalent Representa-
tions of Scientists in Six Hollywood Film Comedies
from 1961 to 1965.” Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007):
407–419.
375-26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND
ETHNICITY
(for eugenics, see 135-Human biology)
3487. B RATTAIN, Michelle. “Race, Racism, and
Antiracism: UNESCO and the Politics of Presenting
Science to the Postwar Public.” Amer. Hist. Rev. 112
(2007): 1386–1413.
375-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER
(for women scientists, look also under specific topics
and time periods)
3488. VARMA, Roli. “Women in Computing: The
Role of Geek Culture.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007): 359–
376.
375-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
3489. B INZLEY, Ronald A. “American Catholicism’s
Science Crisis and the Albertus Magnus Guild, 1953–
1969.” Isis 98 (2007): 695–723.
3490. Z ELLER, Benjamin E. “Storming the Gates of
the Temple of Science: Religion and Science in Three
New Religious Movements.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/04
(2007).
Dissertation at The University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. Advisor: Ariel, Yaakov. Pub. no.
AAT 3262652. 430 pp. On the Hare Krishnas,
Unification Church, and Heaven’s Gate.
375-29. SCIENCE AND WAR
3491. G OODMAN, Michael S. “The Grandfather of
the Hydrogen Bomb? Anglo-American Intelligence
and Klaus Fuchs.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 34
(2003): 1–22.
Claims that Fuchs’s intelligence was very impor-
tant to the bomb project in the US, Great Britain,
and the USSR.
3492. G RAY, Chris Hables. “Postmodern War at
Peak Empire.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007): 109–128.
3493. G UILLEMIN, Jeanne. Biological Weapons:
From the Invention of State-Sponsored Programs to
Contemporary Bioterrorism. (xii + 258 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Columbia University Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0231129424.
Reviews: [ref. R430]
3494. H URST, G. Cameron, III. “Biological
Weapons: The United States and the Korean War.”
In Dark Medicine, edited by L A F LEUR et al. (2007)
[ref. 530], 105–120.
3495. L ITTLEWOOD, Jez. “Biological Weapons:
Much Ado and Little Action.” Minerva 45 (2007):
191–203.
Essay review of three websites concerning bio-
logical weapons: Weapons of Mass Destruction
Commission http://www.wmdcommission.org;
BioWeapons Prevention Project http://www.
bwpp.org/; and United Nations http://www.
un.org/reform/.
3496. M C C RAY, W. Patrick. “Project Vista, Caltech,
and the Dilemmas of Lee DuBridge.” Hist. Stud.
Phys. Biol. Sci. 34 (2004): 339–370.
On the efforts of DuBridge, William Fowler, J.
Robert Oppenheimer and others in 1951 to make
recommendations to the US government on how
existing technologies could be used in a military
engagement with the Soviet Union.
3497. M CLEISH, Caitrı́ona A. “Science and Censor-
ship in an Age of Bio-Weapons Threat.” Sci. Cult. 15
(2006): 215–236.
3498. S MITH, Peter D. Doomsday Men: The Real
Dr. Strangelove and the Dream of the Superweapon.
(xxii + 552 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Allen
Lane, 2007. ISBN: 0713998156.
375-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS
(includes awards and prizes)
3499. B ROWN, Craig. A Generation of Excel-
lence: A History of the Canadian Institute for Ad-
vanced Research. (xiii + 352 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007. ISBN:
0802092322.
The institute was established in the early 1980s.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3500. C AO, Cong. “Chinese Science and the ‘Nobel
Prize Complex.’ ” Minerva 42 (2004): 151–172.
3501. C LARKE, John. “The History of Three Scien-
tific Societies: The Society for the Study of Fertility
(now the Society for Reproduction and Fertility)
(Britain), the Société Française pour l’Étude de la
Fertilité, and the Society for the Study of Reproduc-
tion (USA).” Part of a special issue on agricultural
and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402]. Stud. Hist.
Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 340–357.
3502. L AMAR, Jake. (Ed.) Sixty Years of Science at
UNESCO, 1945–2005. (695 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Paris: UNESCO Pub., 2006. ISBN: 9789231040054.
Reviews: [ref. R607]
3503. L EYDESDORFF, Loet, and Janelle WARD.
“Science Shops: A Kaleidoscope of Science–Society
Collaborations in Europe.” Public Underst. Sci. 14
(2005): 353–372.
3504. S CHIMANK, Uwe. “ ‘New Public Manage-
ment’ and the Academic Profession: Reflections on
the German Situation.” Minerva 43 (2005): 361–376.
375-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
(includes science of measurement)
3505. C OWHAM, Mike. “The Scanning Electron
Microscope.” Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. No. 93 (2007):
12–14.
3506. G RANEK, Galina, and Giora H ON. “Searching
for Asses, Finding a Kingdom: The Story of the
Invention of the Scanning Tunnelling Microscope
(STM).” Ann. Sci. 65 (2008): 101–125.
3507. H ENNIG, Jochen. “The Instrument in the
Image: Revealing and Concealing the Condition of
the Probing Tip in Scanning Tunneling Microscopic
Image Design.” In Instruments in Art and Science,
edited by S CHRAMM et al. (2008) [ref. 1419], 348–
362.
3508. TAKUMA Naoki. “The Establishment of the
National Dissemination System of Industrial Mea-
surement Standards in Japan after World War II: Do-
mestic Struggle and External Pressure.” In Japanese.
Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 46 (2007): 14–24.
375-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION
(includes history of educational institutions)
3509. B OCOCK, Jean, Lewis BASTON, Peter S COTT,
and David S MITH. “American Influence on British
Higher Education: Science, Technology, and the
Problem of University Expansion, 1945–1963.” Min-
erva 41 (2003): 327–346.
3510. B RINT, Steven. “Creating the Future: ‘New
Directions’ in American Research Universities.” Min-
erva 43 (2005): 23–50.
3511. M AZAWI, André Elias. “The Academic Pro-
fession in a Rentier State: The Professoriate In Saudi
Arabia.” Minerva 43 (2005): 221–244.
“Examines the relationship between political power
and academic labour, and seeks to explain how
215
local policies and practices are negotiating the
converging effects of globalization on higher edu-
cation.” (from the abstract)
3512. S CRIVEN, Olivia A. “The Politics of Particu-
larism: HBCUs, Spelman College, and the Struggle
to Educate Black Women in Science, 1950–1997.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at Georgia Institute of Technology,
2007. Advisor: Usselman, Steven W. and Willie
Pearson, Jr. Pub. no. AAT 3271589. 338 pp. On
Spelman College in Atlanta Georgia, one of Amer-
ica’s historically Black colleges and universities
(HBCUs).
3513. S OO, Mary, and Cathryn C ARSON. “Man-
aging the Research University: Clark Kerr and the
University of California.” Minerva 42 (2004): 215–
236.
On Kerr and his understanding of university-
industry relationships.
3514. T URNER, Steven. “School Science and Its
Controversies; or, Whatever Happened to Scientific
Literacy?” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 55–72.
375-101. OCCULT SCIENCES; MAGIC
(includes scientific anomalies and “pseudo-science”)
3515. A SHFORTH, Adam. Witchcraft, Violence, and
Democracy in South Africa. (xx + 396 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0226029743.
Poses the question “How does democracy fare
when the people governed insist they live in a
world with witches?” (from the abstract)
Reviews: [ref. R41]
375-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY; HISTORY OF
IDEAS
(includes history of philosophy of science)
3516. Z ANET, Giancarlo. Le radici del naturalismo:
W.V. Quine tra eredità empirista e pragmatismo. (166
pp.; bibl.) Macerata, Italy: Quodlibet, 2007. ISBN:
978876421071.
375-103. MATHEMATICS
3517. K LEIN, David. “A Quarter Century of US
‘Math Wars’ and Political Partisanship.” Brit. Soc.
Hist. Math. Bull. 22 (2007): 22–23.
On political fights over mathematics education in
the 1980s and 1990s.
3518. ROBERTS, Siobhan. “A Reclusive Artist Meets
Minds with a World-Famous Geometer: George
Odom and H. S. M. (Donald) Coxeter.” Leonardo
40 (2007): 175–177.
On how Coxeter drew public attention to the reclu-
sive artist Odom’s geometric insights about the
golden section.
216 375. Twentieth century after 1950
375-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY
(see also 164-Air and space technologies)
3519. JAKOSKY, Bruce. Science, Society, and the
Search for Life in the Universe. (ix + 150 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Tuscon: University of Arizona Press, 2006.
ISBN : 0816526133.
Discussion of the interaction between the public
and the scientific community and the political
debates over government science funding.
Reviews: [ref. R528]
3520. L OCKMAN, Felix J., Francis Dunnington
G HIGO, and Dana Scott BALSER. (Eds.) But It
Was Fun: The First Forty Years of Radio Astronomy
at Green Bank. (xiv + 583 pp.; ill.; index.) Green
Bank, W. Va.: National Radio Astronomy Observa-
tory, 2007. ISBN: 0970041128.
3521. M ELLOR, Felicity. “Colliding Worlds: Aster-
oid Research and the Legitimization of War in Space.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 499–531.
On the relationship between scientists studying
potential asteroid impact with Earth and those
working on the Strategic Defense Initiative.
3522. O RCHISTON, Wayne, and Jean-Louis S TEIN -
BERG . “Highlighting the History of French Radio
Astronomy, 2: The Solar Eclipse Observations of
1949–1954.” J. Astron. Hist. Herit. 10 (2007): 11–
19.
On 4 expeditions to Africa and northern Eu-
rope mounted by Ecole Normale Superieure and
the Institute of Astrophysics. See also Suzanne
D ÉBARBAT, James L EQUEUX, and Wayne O R -
CHISTON , “Highlighting the History of French
Radio Astronomy, 1” J. Astron. Hist. Herit. 10
(2007): 3–10 [ref. 2821].
3523. R IEKE, G. H. The Last of the Great Observato-
ries: Spitzer and the Era of Faster, Better, Cheaper at
NASA. (xiv + 233 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Tucson: Uni-
versity of Arizona Press, 2006. ISBN: 0816525226.
On the politics at NASA during the development
of the infrared space telescope that was launched
in 2003.
Reviews: [ref. R855]
3524. T ENN, Joseph S. “Lowell Observatory Enters
the Twentieth Century—in the 1950s.” J. Astron.
Hist. Herit. 10 (2007): 65–71.
On the management and directorship of the Lowell
Observatory, focusing on the work of Albert G.
Wilson and John S. Hall.
3525. Z IMMERMAN, Robert. The Universe in a
Mirror: The Saga of the Hubble Telescope and the
Visionaries Who Built It. (xv + 287 pp.; plates; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Princeton, N.J.; Woodstock: Princeton
University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780691132976.
375-112. PHYSICS; EXACT SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
3526. A SHMORE, Malcolm. “Magnum Opus: When
Harry Met Joe, and What Follows.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 159–166.
Essay review of Harry M. C OLLINS, Gravity’s
Shadow (2004).
3527. E DFORD, Rachel. “The Elegance of The Ele-
gant Universe: Unity, Beauty, and Harmony in Brian
Greene’s Popularization of Superstring Theory.” Pub-
lic Underst. Sci. 16 (2007): 441–454.
3528. F JÆSTAD, Maja. “Sveriges första kärnreaktor:
Från teknisk prototyp till vetenskapligt instrument.”
Polhem 17 (1999): 140–167.
Focused on the scientific cultures that formed
among the groups of scientists studying at Swe-
den’s first nuclear research reactor.
3529. F RENCH, Steven. “Genuine Possibilities in
the Scientific Past and How to Spot Them.” Part of
Focus Section “Counterfactuals and the Historian of
Science” [ref. 44]. Isis 99 (2008): 568–575.
Draws on examples from physics, such as Bohmian
quantum theory and the parastatistics approach to
quarks.
3530. H ANSON, Todd Alan. “Quantum Entangle-
ments: Collaboration and Communication in a Sci-
entific Community of Practice.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A
68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at The University of New Mexico,
2007. Pub. no. AAT 3268749. 392 pp. Based on
3 years of ethnographic fieldwork at Los Alamos
National Laboratory and the Southwest Quantum
Information and Technology Research Network.
3531. H ENNESSY, Peter. (Ed.) Cabinets and the
Bomb. British Academy Occasional Paper, 11. (xi
+ 356 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Uni-
versity Press for the British Academy, 2007. ISBN:
9780197264225.
“Previously classified [British] Cabinet papers and
related archives, dealing with the first theoretical
scientific breakthrough in 1940 ... to the Polaris
missile upgrading decisions of the 1970s.” Hen-
nessy’s narrative brings the story up to 2007. (from
the publisher)
3532. H ODDESON, Lillian, Adrienne W. KOLB, and
Catherine W ESTFALL. Fermilab: Physics, the Fron-
tier, and Megascience. (512 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780226346236.
Focuses on the first 20 years of Fermilab under
the directorships of Robert R. Wilson and Leon M.
Lederman.
3533. H U Hua-kai. “Criticism of Albert Einstein
during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in
China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Guangxi
Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao 12, no. 1 (2006): 5–9.
3534. H U Hua-kai. “Criticism of relativity during the
Great Proletarian Culture Revolution.” [Translated
title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no. 4 (2006):
61–70.
3535. K AISER, David. “The Physics of Spin: Sput-
nik Politics and American Physicists in the 1950s.”
Soc. Res. 73 (2006): 1225–1252.
3536. L IPPINCOTT, Sara. “A Conversation with
Valentine L. Telegdi – Part I.” Phys. Persp. 9 (2007):
434–467.
On the Hungarian experimental physicist.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3537. L IU Ji-feng, X IONG Xing-lin, and Z ENG Hua-
feng. “Cheng Kai-jia, China’s nuclear commander.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 28, no.
1 (2006): 87–96.
A member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
and one of the scientists who helped develop
China’s first atomic bomb and the method for
testing it, Cheng has been honored with the ti-
tle “Meritorious scientist of two bombs and one
satellite.”
3538. M ARTIN, John. “A Career at the National
Physical Laboratory.” Part of a special issue: “Tech-
nicians” [ref. 272]. Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62
(2008): 139–148.
3539. NAVARRO -B ROT ÓNS, Vı́ctor, Jorge V E -
LASCO G ONZ ÁLEZ, and José D OM ÉNECH T ORRES .
“The Birth of Particle Physics in Spain.” Part of a
series on Science in 20th-century Spain [ref. 2856].
Minerva 43 (2005): 183–196.
3540. R IVERO, Alicia. “Heisenberg’s Uncertainty
Principle in Contemporary Spanish American Fic-
tion.” In Science and the Creative Imagination in
Latin America, edited by F ISHBURN and O RTIZ
(2005) [ref. 208], 129–150.
3541. S ALOM, Francesc X. Barca. “Nuclear Power
for Catalonia: The Role of the Official Chamber
of Industry of Barcelona, 1953–1962.” Part of a
series on Science in 20th-century Spain [ref. 2856].
Minerva 43 (2005): 163–181.
3542. S CHMID, Sonja D. “Organizational Culture
and Professional Identities in the Soviet Nuclear
Power Industry.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia Sci-
ence Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris 23
(2008): 82–111.
3543. S TEVENS, Hallam. “Fundamental Physics and
Its Justifications, 1945-1993.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol.
Sci. 34 (2003): 151–197.
On the justifications for public expenditure on
accelerator laboratories.
375-113. CHEMISTRY
3544. B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, Bernadette. “College
Chemistry: How a Textbook Can Reveal the Values
Embedded in Chemistry.” Endeavour 31 (2007):
140–144.
Looks at Linus Pauling’s textbook.
3545. B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, Bernadette. “Recon-
figuring Nature through Syntheses: From Plastics
to Biomimetics.” In The Artificial and the Natu-
ral, edited by B ENSAUDE -V INCENT and N EWMAN
(2007) [ref. 3], 293–312.
3546. B URNINGHAM, Kate, Julie BARNETT, Anna
C ARR, Roland C LIFT, and Walter W EHRMEYER.
“Industrial Constructions of Publics and Public
Knowledge: A Qualitative Investigation of Prac-
tice in the UK Chemicals Industry.” Part of a special
issue: “Publics and Science—New Understandings”
[ref. 168]. Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007): 23–43.
3547. VAN ROOIJ, Arjan. “Industrial Research as a
‘Corporate Counterculture’? The Development of the
217
HPO Caprolactam Process at DSM, 1956–77.” Ambix
54 (2007): 192–210.
On the development of a chemical used in nylon
production by the Dutch chemical company DSM.
3548. X IONG, Weimin, and Kedi WANG. He cheng
yi ge dan bai zhi: jie jing niu yi dao su de ren
gong quan he cheng. Translated title: [Synthesize
a protein: the story of total synthesis of crystalline
insulin project in China]. In Chinese. Zhongguo jin
xian dai ke xue ji shu shi yan jiu cong shu. (194 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Jinan Shi: Shandong jiao yu chu
ban she, 2005. ISBN: 7532849821.
Reviews: [ref. R1084]
3549. Z HANG Li. “From the Soviet Union to the
U.S.: International Exchange in China’s Polymer
Science.” Part of a special issue: “Globalization and
Diversity in Modern Chemical Sciences” [ref. 2911].
Hist. Scientiarum 16 (2007): 294–309.
375-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES,
GENERAL WORKS
(includes meteorology and climatology)
3550. B OLIN, Bert. History of Science and the
Politics of Climate Change: The Role of the Intergov-
ernmental Panel on Climate Change. (xiii + 277 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521880824.
3551. C ONWAY, Erik M. “Drowning in Data: Satel-
lite Oceanography and Information Overload in the
Earth Sciences.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37
(2006): 127–151.
3552. H ARPER, Kristine C. “Climate Control:
United States Weather Modification in the Cold War
and Beyond.” Endeavour 32 (2008): 20–26.
3553. H EYMANN, Matthias. “Modeling Reality:
Practice, Knowledge, and Uncertainty in Atmo-
spheric Transport Simulation.” Part of a symposium
on climate change [ref. 374]. Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol.
Sci. 37 (2006): 49–85.
On two cases of atmospheric transport modeling,
that of Heinz Fortak and that of the Norwegian
group around Anton Eliassen.
3554. L OWE, Thomas, Katrina B ROWN, Suraje D ES -
SAI , Miguel de França D ORIA, Kat H AYNES , and
Katharine V INCENT. “Does Tomorrow Ever Come?
Disaster Narrative and Public Perceptions of Climate
Change.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 435–457.
Explores how watching a fictional film about rapid
climate change effected people’s views toward
political action.
3555. S UNDBERG, Mikaela. “Parameterizations as
Boundary Objects on the Climate Arena.” Soc. Stud.
Sci. 37 (2007): 473–488.
3556. W EART, Spencer R. “Money for Keeling:
Monitoring CO2 Levels.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci.
37 (2007): 435–452.
On the efforts to secure money to maintian CO2
monitoring in changing political environments.
218 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3557. W UTZKE, Ulrich. “Ballongetragene Atmo-
sphärensondierung—ein Glanzlicht der deutschen
Polarforschung. Vor 25 Jahren wurde die erste deut-
sche Forschungsstation in der Antarktis eröffnet.”
Geohist. Bl. 4 (2001): 93–99.
375-122. NATURAL HISTORY
3558. S ERPELL, James A. “People in Disguise: An-
thropomorphism and the Human-Pet Relationship.”
In Thinking with Animals, edited by DASTON and
M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438], 121–136.
375-123. ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
(includes conservation, natural resource manage-
ment, and environmental history; for forestry, see
163-Agriculture)
3559. A JANI, Judith. The Forest Wars. (362 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780522854190; 0522854192.
On the most recent 40 years of political conflict
over Australia’s forests.
Reviews: [ref. R7]
3560. A NKER, Peder. “Buckminster Fuller as Cap-
tain of Spaceship Earth.” Minerva 45 (2007): 417–
434.
3561. A NKER, Peder. “Science as a Vacation: A
History of Ecology in Norway.” Hist. Sci. 45 (2007):
455–479.
3562. B IJKER, Wiebe E. “American and Dutch
Coastal Engineering: Differences in Risk Conception
and Differences in Technological Culture.” Part of a
comment section on the Katrina hurricane [ref. 3580].
Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 143–151.
3563. C HANEY, Sandra. “For Nation and Prosperity,
Health and a Green Environment: Protecting Nature
in West Germany, 1945–1970.” In Nature in German
History, edited by M AUCH (2004) [ref. 406], 93–118.
3564. C OLLIN, Robert W. The Environmental Pro-
tection Agency: Cleaning Up America’s Act. Under-
standing Our Government. (xxxvii + 385 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press,
2005. ISBN: 0313333416.
3565. D OYLE, Julie. “Picturing the Clima(c)tic:
Greenpeace and the Representational Politics of Cli-
mate Change Communication.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
129–150.
On the use of photographs and visual evidence
to further the agendas of activists concerned with
climate change.
3566. E GAN, Michael. Barry Commoner and the
Science of Survival: The Remaking of American En-
vironmentalism. Urban and Industrial Environments.
(xi + 283 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) MIT Press, 2007.
ISBN : 0262050862.
3567. E LLIS, Erik. “Politics and the Environment.”
J. Hist. Biol. 40 (2007): 761–765.
Essay review of David S CHOENBROD, Saving Our
Environment from Washington (2005) [ref. 3579];
Carl P OPE and Paul R AUBER, Strategic Ignorance
(2004).
3568. G OODMAN, J. Robyn, and Brett P. G OOD -
MAN . “Beneficial or Biohazard? How the Media
Frame Biosolids.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006):
359–375.
3569. H AMBLIN, Jacob Darwin. Poison in the Well:
Radioactive Waste in the Oceans at the Dawn of the
Nuclear Age. (x + 311 pp.; bibl.; index.) New
Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780813542201.
3570. H EALY, Stephen. “Deadly Dingoes: ‘Wild’ or
Simply Requiring ‘Due Process’?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 443–471.
3571. K LUCAS, Gillian. Leadville: The Struggle to
Revive an American Town. (304 pp.; maps; bibl.;
index.) Washington, D. C.: Island Press/Shearwater
Books, 2004. ISBN: 1559633859.
Reviews: [ref. 2961]
3572. M ARSH, Kevin R. Drawing Lines in the For-
est: Creating Wilderness Areas in the Pacific North-
west. Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books. (xv +
227 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Seattle: University of
Washington Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780295987026.
On post-World War II interactions among the For-
est Service, the timber industry, recreationists, and
environmentalists.
Reviews: [ref. R678]
3573. M C P HILLIPS, Kathleen. (Ed.) Local Heroes:
Australian Crusades from the Environmental Front-
line. (xxiv + 220 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Annan-
dale, New South Wales: Pluto Press Australia, 2002.
ISBN : 1864030585.
Reviews: [ref. 2961]
3574. M ILAZZO, Paul Charles. Unlikely Environ-
mentalists: Congress and Clean Water, 1945–1972.
(xii + 340 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lawrence: Univer-
sity Press of Kansas, 2006. ISBN: 0700614753.
Reviews: [ref. R704]
3575. M ITMAN, Gregg. “Pachyderm Personalities:
The Media of Science, Politics, and Conservation.”
In Thinking with Animals, edited by DASTON and
M ITMAN (2005) [ref. 438], 175–195.
3576. N ELSON, Arvid. Cold War Ecology: Forests,
Farms, and People in the East German Landscape,
1945–1989. Yale Agrarian Studies Series. (xxi + 315
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University
Press, 2005. ISBN: 0300106602.
3577. N ICHOLLS, Henry. Lonesome George: The
Life and Loves of a Conservation Icon. (xviii + 231
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London; New York: Macmillan
Press, 2006. ISBN: 1403945764, 9781403945761.
About the tortoise discovered in 1971 on the Gala-
pagos island of Pinta, where tortoises were believed
extinct, and unsuccessful efforts to breed him.
Reviews: [ref. R752]
3578. ROSEN, Christine Meisner. “Industrial Ecol-
ogy and the Transformation of Corporate Environ-
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
mental Management: A Business Historian’s Per-
spective.” In Inventing for the Environment, edited by
M OLELLA and B EDI (2003) [ref. 408], 319–338.
3579. S CHOENBROD, David. Saving Our Environ-
ment from Washington: How Congress Grabs Power,
Shirks Responsibility, and Shortchanges the People.
(x + 296 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven, Conn.:
Yale University Press, 2005. ISBN: 0300106211.
Reviews: [ref. 3567]
3580. S IMS, Benjamin. “Things Fall Apart: Disaster,
Infrastructure, and Risk.” Comment section on the
Katrina hurricane. Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 93–95.
On the interrelationship between social and tech-
nological infrastructure as it pertains to the natu-
ral disaster of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Con-
tents: Wesley S HRUM, “Hurricane Stories, from
Within,” 97–102; Barbara L. A LLEN, “Environ-
mental Justice and Expert Knowledge in the Wake
of a Disaster,” 103–110 [ref. 3443]; Benjamin
S IMS, “ ‘The Day After the Hurricane’: Infrastruc-
ture, Order, and the New Orleans Police Depart-
ment’s Response to Hurricane Katrina,” 111–118;
Jameson M. W ETMORE, “Distributing Risks and
Responsibilities: Flood Hazard Mitigation in New
Orleans,” 119–126; Chandra M UKERJI, “Stew-
ardship Politics and the Control of Wild Weather:
Levees, Seawalls, and State Building in 17th-
Century France,” 127–133 [ref. 1566]; Christopher
R. H ENKE, “Situation Normal? Repairing a Risky
Ecology,” 135–142; Wiebe E. B IJKER, “American
and Dutch Coastal Engineering: Differences in
Risk Conception and Differences in Technological
Culture,” 143–151 [ref. 3562]; Stephen H ILGART-
NER , “Overflow and Containment in the Aftermath
of Disaster,” 153–158.
3581. S TEEL, Brent S., Denise L ACH, and Vijay A.
S ATYAL. “Ideology and Scientific Credibility: Envi-
ronmental Policy in the American Pacific Northwest.”
Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 481–495.
3582. V IG, Norman J., and Michael G. FAURE.
(Eds.) Green Giants? Environmental Policies of the
United States and the European Union. American
and Comparative Environmental Policy. (xiii + 398
pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press,
2004. ISBN: 1417561858.
Reviews: [ref. 413]
3583. VOLTI, Rudi. “Reducing Automobile Emis-
sions in Southern California: The Dance of Public
Policies and Technological Fixes.” In Inventing for
the Environment, edited by M OLELLA and B EDI
(2003) [ref. 408], 277–288.
375-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL
WORKS
3584. B IRCH, Kean. “Introduction: Biofu-
tures/Biopresents.” Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 173–181.
Contents: Adam B OSTANCI, “Two Drafts, One
Genome? Human Diversity and Human Genome
Research,” 183–198 [ref. 3614]; Michal NAHMAN,
“Materializing Israeliness: Difference and Mix-
ture in Transnational Ova Donation,” 199–213;
Caitrı́ona A. M CLEISH, “Science and Censor-
ship in an Age of Bio-Weapons Threat,” 215–236
219
[ref. 3497]; Helen B USBY and Paul M ARTIN,
“Biobanks, National Identity and Imagined Com-
munities: The Case of UK Biobank,” 237–251;
Michael M. H OPKINS, “The Hidden Research Sys-
tem: The Evolution of Cytogenetic Testing in the
National Health Service,” 253–276 [ref. 3705].
3585. C APONI, Gustavo. “Fı́sica del organismo vs
hermenéutica del viviente: el alcance del programa
reduccionista en la biologı́a contemporánea.” Trans-
lated title. [Physics of Organisms versus Hermeneu-
tics of Living Being: The Reach of the Reductionist
Program in Contemporary Biology]. In Spanish.
Manguinhos 14 (2007): 443–468.
On “the distinction between functional biology and
evolutionary biology, as set out by E. Mayr and F.
Jacob.” (from the abstract)
3586. G RIMOULT, Cédric. “Histoire d’une pensée
scientifique, historique, philosophique: Denis Buican
et la biosphère.” Organon 34 (2005): 217–238.
On the late 20th-century work of this biologist.
3587. H AMILTON, Andrew, and Quentin D.
W HEELER. “Taxonomy and Why History of Science
Matters for Science: A Case Study.” Part of Focus
Section “What is the Value of History of Science?”
[ref. 58]. Isis 99 (2008): 331–340.
Considers taxonomy in the late 20th century and
its applicability to DNA barcoding.
3588. W INSOR, Mary P. “The Creation of the Es-
sentialism Story: An Exercise in Metahistory.” Hist.
Phil. Life Sci. 28 (2006): 149–174.
On Ernst Mayr’s role in the historiography of es-
sentialism in the history of biological classification.
375-132. ZOOLOGY
(includes animal anatomy and physiology; for prima-
tology, see 135-Physical anthropology)
3589. TANSEY, E. M. “Working with Cambridge
Physiologists.” Part of a special issue: “Technicians”
[ref. 272]. Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008):
131–137.
375-133. HEREDITY; GENETICS; EVOLUTION
(for genetic engineering, see 134-Microbiology)
3590. C ALVERT, Jane. “Patenting Genomic Objects:
Genes, Genomes, Function and Information.” Sci.
Cult. 16 (2007): 207–223.
3591. C ARROLL, Sean B. Endless Forms Most Beau-
tiful: The New Science of Evo Devo and the Making of
the Animal Kingdom. (xi + 350 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Norton, 2005. ISBN: 0393060160.
Reviews: [ref. R172]
3592. D IETRICH, Michael R., and Robert A. S KIP -
PER , Jr. “Manipulating Underdetermination in Scien-
tific Controversy: The Case of the Molecular Clock.”
Perspect. Sci. 15 (2007): 295–326.
3593. D INGWALL, Robert, and Meryl A LDRIDGE.
“Television Wildlife Programming as a Source of
Popular Scientific Information: A Case Study of
Evolution.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 131–152.
220 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3594. F ORTUN, Mike. Promising Genomics: Iceland
and deCODE Genetics in a World of Speculation. (ix
+ 330 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of
California Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780520247512.
On the rise of this wealthy Icelandic corporation
and its attempts to utilize the medical and genetic
records of the population of Iceland for scientific
research.
3595. K ERR, Anne, Sarah C UNNINGHAM -B URLEY,
and Richard T UTTON. “Shifting Subject Positions:
Experts and Lay People in Public Dialogue.” Soc.
Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 385–411.
On the contested nature of expertise, focusing on
an examination of public events dealing with the
new genetics
3596. L AMBERT, Kevin. “Fuller’s Folly, Kuhnian
Paradigms, and Intelligent Design.” Part of a sympo-
sium on “Expert Metascientists” [ref. 139]. Soc. Stud.
Sci. 36 (2006): 835–842.
On Steve Fuller’s testimony in the Kitzmiller v.
Dover case over intelligent design.
3597. L OCK, Margaret, Julia F REEMAN, Rosemary
S HARPLES, and Stephanie L LOYD. “When It Runs in
the Family: Putting Susceptibility Genes in Perspec-
tive.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 277–300.
3598. M ILLSTEIN, Roberta L. “Distinguishing Drift
and Selection Empirically: ‘The Great Snail Debate’
of the 1950s.” J. Hist. Biol. 41 (2008): 340–367.
3599. S HEA, Elizabeth Parthenia. How the Gene Got
Its Groove: Figurative Language, Science, and the
Rhetoric of the Real. Albany: State University of
New York Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780791474259.
“Traces the rhetorical work of the gene in scien-
tific and nonscientific discourse throughout the
twentieth century.” (from the publisher)
375-134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
(includes genetic engineering; for agricultural
biotechnology, see 163-Agriculture)
3600. A RG ÜELLES, Juan Carlos. “The Double Helix
Revisited: A Paradox of Science and a Paradigm
of Human Behaviour.” Asclepio 59, no. 1 (2007):
239–260.
3601. A SHBURNER, Michael. Won for All: How
the Drosophila Genome Was Sequenced. (xv + 107
pp.; ill.; bibl.) Cold Spring Harbor, NY: Cold Spring
Harbor Laboratory Press, 2006. ISBN: 0879698020.
Autobiographical account.
Reviews: [ref. R39]
3602. C REAGER, Angela N. H. “Molecular Sur-
veillance: A History of Radioimmunoassays.” In
Crafting Immunity, edited by K ROKER et al. (2008)
[ref. 2490], 201–230.
3603. C REAGER, Angela N. H., and Gregory J.
M ORGAN. “After the Double Helix: Rosalind
Franklin’s Research on Tobacco mosaic virus.” Isis
99 (2008): 239–272.
On Franklin’s work in J. D. Bernal’s crystallogra-
phy laboratory at Birkbeck College after 1953.
3604. D ÍAZ, Edna Suárez. “The Rhetoric of Infor-
mational Molecules: Authority and Promises in the
Early Study of Molecular Evolution.” Sci. Context 20
(2007): 649–677.
3605. H ARDEN, Victoria A. “Emerging Paradigm,
Emerging Disease: Molecular Immunology and
AIDS in the 1980s.” In Crafting Immunity, edited
by K ROKER et al. (2008) [ref. 2490], 231–246.
3606. H ILVOORDE, Ivo van, Rein VOS, and Guido
de W ERT. “Flopping, Klapping and Gene Doping:
Dichotomies Between ‘Natural’ and ‘Artificial ’ in
Elite Sport.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 173–200.
On the potential effects of genetic technologies on
elite sports.
3607. K LEIN, Michael J. “The Rhetoric of Repug-
nance: Popular Culture and Unpopular Notions in the
Human Cloning Debate.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/01
(2008).
Dissertation at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, 2007. Advisor: Halfon, Saul E.
and Richard F. Hirsh. Pub. no. AAT 3300053.
163 pp. Looks at how science fiction stories were
utilized as a literary form to simplify ethcial argu-
ments in the cloning debates after the birth of the
first cloned sheep.
3608. M ORGAN, Gregory J. “Why There Was a
Useful Plausible Analogy between Geodesic Domes
and Spherical Viruses.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 28
(2006): 215–235.
3609. R EBENTROST, Inken. Das Labor in der Box.
Technikentwicklung und Unternehmensgründung in
der frühen deutschen Biotechnologie. Schriftenreihe
zur Zeitschrift für Unternehmensgeschichte, 16.
(309 pp.; ill.) Munchen: C.H. Beck, 2006. ISBN:
9783406544033.
On the history of DIAGEN (which has now
changed to QIAGEN), one of Germany’s first
biotechnology companies.
Reviews: [ref. R836]
3610. S OMMERLUND, Julie. “Classifying Microor-
ganisms: The Multiplicity of Classifications and
Research Practices in Molecular Microbial Ecology.”
Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 909–928.
3611. S TRASSER, Bruno J. La fabrique d’une nou-
velle science : la biologie moléculaire à l’âge ato-
mique (1945-1964). Bibliothèque d’Histoire des Sci-
ences, 8. (xxxiii + 450 pp.; bibl.; index.) Firenze:
Leo S. Olschki, 2006. ISBN: 8822254961.
3612. W ILSON, Duncan, and Gaël L ANCELOT.
“Making Way for Molecular Biology: Institutional-
izing and Managing Reform of Biological Science in
a UK University during the 1980s and 1990s.” Stud.
Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39 (2008): 93–108.
3613. Y I, Doogab. “The Coming of Reversibility:
The Discovery of DNA Repair between the Atomic
Age and the Information Age.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol.
Sci. 37 (supp.) (2007): 35–72.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
375-135. HUMAN BIOLOGY; PHYSICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
(includes human evolution, primatology, eugenics;
see also 150-Medicine)
3614. B OSTANCI, Adam. “Two Drafts, One
Genome? Human Diversity and Human Genome
Research.” Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 183–198.
3615. D OWNEY, Greg. “Producing Pain: Techniques
and Technologies in No-Holds-Barred Fighting.” Soc.
Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 201–226.
On the relationship between athletes’ bodies and
the technologies surrounding “ultimate fighting.”
3616. G ONZ ÁLEZ -S ILVA, Matiana. “Leaving Sus-
picion Behind: Spanish Public Discourses on Private
Funding of Human Genetics.” In Beyond Borders,
edited by S IMON and H ERRAN (2008) [ref. 14], 219–
234.
Covers the period from 1996 to 2006.
3617. J ENSEN, Eric. “The Dao of Human Cloning:
Utopian/Dystopian Hype in the British Press and
Popular Films.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008):
123–143.
Compares how the coverage of human cloning
differs in the two media.
3618. O GINO, Miho. “Eugenics, Reproductive Tech-
nologies, and the Feminist Dilemma in Japan.” In
Dark Medicine, edited by L A F LEUR et al. (2007)
[ref. 530], 223–232.
3619. S INGH, Jerome Amir. “Project Coast: Eugen-
ics in Apartheid South Africa.” Endeavour 32 (2008):
5–9.
Project Coast was a covert chemical and biological
warfare program.
375-136. NEUROSCIENCE
(see also 151-Psychiatry)
3620. A SARO, Peter M. “From Mechanisms of
Adaptation to Intelligence Amplifiers: The Philos-
ophy of W. Ross Ashby.” In The Mechanical Mind in
History, edited by H USBANDS et al. (2008) [ref. 604],
149–184.
3621. BABOU, Igor. Le cerveau vu par la télévision.
Science, histoire et société. (xiv + 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2004.
ISBN : 2130536190.
3622. KOEHLER, P. J., and F. G. I. J ENNEKENS.
“Vinken and Bruyn’s Handbook of Clinical Neurol-
ogy: A Witness of Late-Twentieth Century Neurolog-
ical Progress.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 17 (2008): 46–55.
3623. M ORENO, Jonathan D. Mind Wars: Brain
Research and National Defense. (x + 210 pp.;
bibl.; index.) New York: Dana Press, 2006. ISBN:
1932594167.
221
375-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
(includes sociobiology, animal behavior, evolutionary
psychology; see also 151-Psychiatry)
3624. BATES, David. “Creating Insight: Gestalt
Theory and the Early Computer.” In Genesis Redux,
edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 237–259.
3625. C ASSIDY, Angela. “Evolutionary Psychol-
ogy as Public Science and Boundary Work.” Public
Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 175–205.
Concerning “the phenomena of public scientific
debates, ... using the case of popular evolutionary
psychology in the UK of the 1990s.” (from the
abstract)
3626. C OHEN -C OLE, Jamie. “Instituting the Science
of Mind: Intellectual Economies and Disciplinary
Exchange at Harvard’s Center for Cognitive Studies.”
Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2007): 567–597.
3627. H AMPE, Michael. “Achilles’ Brain: Philo-
sophical Notes on Trauma.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 3
(2007): 85–103.
“Investigates the relevance of the concepts of truth
and truthfulness in culturalistic, psychoanalytical
and neuro-biological theories of trauma from a
philosophical point of view.” (from the abstract)
3628. H ARRISON, Wendy Cealey. “Madness and
Historicity: Foucault and Derrida, Artaud and
Descartes.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 4 (2007): 79–105.
On the debate between Foucault and Derrida over
Histoire de la folie.
3629. K ELLER, Evelyn Fox. “Booting Up Baby.” In
Genesis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597],
334–345.
On the interaction of contemporary psychology
and the development of humanlike robots.
3630. M ARCHEL, Carol, and Stephanie OWENS.
“Qualitative Research in Psychology: Could William
James Get a Job?” Hist. Psychol. 10 (2007): 301–
324.
Study of contemporary journal literature to explore
the place of qualitative research.
3631. M C C OY, Alfred W. “Science in Dachau’s
Shadow: HEBB, Beecher, and the Development
of CIA Psychological Torture and Modern Medical
Ethics.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 401–417.
Reply to critical reviews of McCoy’s book. See
Thomas B LASS, “Unsupported Allegations about a
Link between Milgram and the CIA” J. Hist. Behav.
Sci. 43 (2007): 199–203 and Richard E. B ROWN,
“Alfred McCoy, Hebb, the CIA and Torture” J.
Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 205–213.
3632. N ICHOLSON, Ian. “Baring the Soul: Paul
Bindrim, Abraham Maslow and ‘Nude Psychother-
apy.’ ” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 43 (2007): 337–359.
3633. P ICKREN, Wade. “Tension and Opportunity
in Post-World War II American Psychology.” Hist.
Psychol. 10 (2007): 279–299.
Focuses on the impact of federal funding on psy-
chology.
222 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3634. RODRIGUEZ, Paul. “Talking Brains: A Cog-
nitive Semantic Analysis of an Emerging Folk Neu-
ropsychology.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006):
301–330.
3635. S TOLL, Mark. “Edward Osborne Wilson: The
Gospel According to Sociobiology.” In Eminent Lives
in Twentieth-Century Science and Religion, edited by
RUPKE (2007) [ref. 2743], 219–234.
375-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(includes political science, criminology, and demog-
raphy)
3636. A MADAE, S. M. Rationalizing Capitalist
Democracy: The Cold War Origins of Rational
Choice Liberalism. (xii + 401 pp.; bibl.; index.)
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003. ISBN:
0226016536.
“Shows how rational choice theory grew out of the
RAND Corporation’s efforts to develop a ‘science’
of military and policy decisionmaking, [and how it
was used to defend] American democracy from its
Marxist critics.” (from the publisher)
Reviews: [ref. 3114]
3637. G ODIN, Benoı̂t. “The Information Economy:
The History of a Concept through Its Measurement,
1949–2005.” Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 255–287.
“Analyzes the history of the concept of informa-
tion and its role in public discourses about the
economy and society through the lens of statistics
[focusing on] the preoccupation with the growth
and management of scientific publications.” (from
the abstract)
3638. H ALFON, Saul. The Cairo Consensus: De-
mographic Surveys, Women’s Empowerment, and
Regime Change in Population Policy. (xix + 260 pp.;
ill.; index.) Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield
Publishers, 2006. ISBN: 0739111760.
On the various social science studies that formed
the basis of the 1994 International Conference on
Population and Development.
3639. ROHDE, Joy Elizabeth. “ ‘The Social Scien-
tists’ War’: Expertise in a Cold War Nation.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/07 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Pennsylvania, 2007.
Advisor: Kuklick, Henrika and M. Susan Lindee.
Pub. no. AAT 3271806. 329 pp. Focuses on
an interdisciplinary research institute, the Special
Operations Research Office, which was created in
1956 by the Army and American University
375-141. SOCIOLOGY
3640. H ANEY, David Paul. The Americanization of
Social Science: Intellectuals and Public Responsibil-
ity in the Postwar United States. (xii + 283 pp.; bibl.;
index.) Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9781592137138.
3641. I NGLIS, David. “The Warring Twins: Sociol-
ogy, Cultural Studies, Alterity and Sameness.” Part of
a special issue: “Sociology and Its Strange ‘Others’ ”
[ref. 495]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 20, no. 2 (2007): 99–122.
375-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
3642. F ISHER, James. “Introduction.” Special issue:
“Watersheds of Inquiry: John Thayer Hitchcock’s
Himalayan and South Asian Legacy.” Himal. Res.
Bull. 22 (2002): 1–3.
Includes: Tom F RICKE, “A Taste Shared: Reflect-
ing John Hitchcock and the Good in Fieldwork,”
3–12; Stephen M IKESELL, “The Legacy of John
Hitchcock’s Cultural Ecology in the Anthropology
of the Himalayas,” 13–20.
3643. P RICE, Sally. Paris Primitive: Jacques
Chirac’s Museum on the Quai Branly. (x + 239 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780226680682.
On the ethnological museum, Musée du Quai
Branly, Paris.
375-143. ECONOMICS
3644. M OSINI, Valeria. (Ed.) Equilibrium in Eco-
nomics: Scope and Limits. Routledge Frontiers of Po-
litical Economy, 83. (xxiv + 284 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
London: Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 9780415391375.
On postwar General Equilibrium Theory and the at-
tacks on it. Includes essays by Tony L AWSON, Ivor
G RATTAN -G UINNESS and Roger BACKHOUSE.
Reviews: [ref. R733]
375-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS
(see also 135-Human biology)
3645. BAK -J ENSEN, Søren. “To Share or Not to
Share? Institutional Exchange of Cadaver Kidneys in
Denmark.” Med. Hist. 52 (2008): 23–46.
“[On] the history of institutional kidney allocation
in Denmark [and] the background of some impor-
tant changes that took place in the 1980s.” (from
the article)
3646. BALDWIN, Peter. Disease and Democracy:
The Industrialized World Faces AIDS. Foreword by
Daniel M. F OX and Samuel L. M ILBANK. (xii + 465
pp.; index.) Los Angeles: University of California,
2005. ISBN: 520243501.
Reviews: [ref. R58]
3647. BARNES, Emm. “Cancer Coverage: The Pub-
lic Face of Childhood Leukaemia in 1960s Britain.”
Endeavour 32 (2008): 10–15.
3648. B ELKIN, Gary S. “Brain Death and the Histor-
ical Understanding of Bioethics.” J. Hist. Med. Allied
Sci. 58 (2003): 325–361.
On the influential 1968 report of the Ad Hoc Com-
mittee of the Harvard Medical School to Examine
the Definition of Brain Death.
3649. B ELLANGER, Silke, and Aline S TEIN -
BRECHER . “ ‘Der Tod wird nicht von einer Maschine
entschieden’. Hirntoddiagnostik in der Schweiz von
1960 bis 2000.” Translated title: [“Death is not de-
cided by a machine”. Clinical tests in Switzerland
from 1960 to 2000.] In German. In Artifizielle
Körper – lebendige Technik, edited by O RLAND
(2005) [ref. 592], 129–144.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3650. B LOMKVIST, Pär. “De nyföddas drivhus: Tek-
nik och etik i den svenska neonatalvårdens historia
1945–2005.” Translated title: [A High-Tech Green-
house for Newborn Babies Technology and Ethics in
the History of Swedish Neonatal Care 1945–2004].
In Swedish. [ref. 527]. Polhem 22 (2004): 49–64.
3651. C ANTOR, David. “The Frustrations of Fam-
ilies: Henry Lynch, Heredity, and Cancer Control,
1962–1975.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 279–302.
3652. C ORTAS, Chadi S., and Colin L. TALLEY.
“ ‘Appropriate Remedial Action?’ Medical Students,
Medical Schools, and Smoking and Health Education
in New York and the United States, 1964–87.” J. Hist.
Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007): 316–335.
3653. DAVIS, Devra. Secret History of the War on
Cancer. (xviii + 505 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Basic Books, 2007. ISBN: 9780465015665.
Explores the environmental causes of cancer and
its prevention.
3654. DAVIS, Gayle, and Roger DAVIDSON. “ ‘A
Fifth Freedom’ or ‘Hideous Atheistic Expediency’?
The Medical Community and Abortion Law Reform
in Scotland, c. 1960–1975.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006):
29–48.
3655. F ELLOUS, Michèle. “La xénogreffe : enjeux et
questions.” In L’homme et le vivant, edited by P HARO
(2004) [ref. 470], 273–298.
3656. G RAHAM, Margaret L. “The Origins and De-
velopment of Podiatry in Britain 1969 to 1996.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. C 68/02 (2007): 426.
Dissertation at University of Essex, 2006. Pub. no.
AAT C828146.
3657. G RØNLIE, Tore. “Norwegian General Hospi-
tals, 1970–2002: County Ownership—An Interlude
between Welfare Localism and State Direction.” Med.
Hist. 50 (2006): 189–208.
3658. H ILLIER, Kathryn. “Babies and Bacteria:
Phage Typing, Bacteriologists, and the Birth of Infec-
tion Control.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 733–761.
Explores how the role of the hospital bacteriol-
ogist was transformed from mere technician into
infection-control expert.
3659. H OLMBERG, Scott D. Scientific Errors and
Controversies in the U.S. HIV/AIDS Epidemic: How
They Slowed Advances and Were Resolved. (x + 228
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Praeger
Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9780313347177.
3660. H OMEI, Aya. “Fallout from Bikini: The Ex-
plosion of Japanese Medicine.” Endeavour 31 (2007):
129–133.
3661. H ORNBLUM, Allen M. Sentenced to Science:
One Black Man’s Story of Imprisonment in Amer-
ica. (xiv + 207 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) University
Park, Pa.: Penn State University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780271033365.
Focusing on clinical trials in Holmesburg Prison in
Philadelphia from the point of view of one prisoner
who was an experimental subject.
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3662. H UIJER, Marli. “Orchestrating Time in the
Genomic Era: Timescape Perspective on the Chang-
ing Practice of Hereditary Breast Cancer Prevention.”
Part of special issue: “Time-Politics of Technology”
[ref. 582]. Configurations 13 (2005 [2007]): 421–
434.
3663. I LIFFE, John. The African Aids Epidemic:
A History. (ix + 214 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; in-
dex.) Athens: Ohio University Press, 2006. ISBN:
0852558910.
Reviews: [ref. R513]
3664. JASEN, Patricia. “Breast Cancer and the Poli-
tics of Abortion in the United States.” Med. Hist. 49
(2005): 423–444.
3665. J OHNSON, Ericka. “Surgical Simulators and
Simulated Surgeons: Reconstituting Medical Practice
and Practitioners in Simulations.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 585–608.
3666. J OYCE, Kelly A. Magnetic Appeal: MRI and
the Myth of Transparency. (viii + 198 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780801474385.
On the topic of visual representation in contempo-
rary medical technology.
3667. K NAAPEN, Loes, and George W EISZ. “The
Biomedical Standardization of Premenstrual Syn-
drome.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 39
(2008): 120–134.
3668. L ERNER, Barron H. “Beyond Informed Con-
sent: Did Cancer Patients Challenge Their Physicians
in the Post-World War II Era?” J. Hist. Med. Allied
Sci. 59 (2004): 507–521.
3669. L OUGHLIN, Kelly. “Spectacle and Secrecy:
Press Coverage of Conjoined Twins in 1950s Britain.”
Med. Hist. 49 (2005): 197–212.
3670. N ERLICH, Brigitte. “Media, Metaphors and
Modelling.” Sci. Tech. Hum. Val. 32 (2007): 432–
457.
“Takes the media coverage of the foot and mouth
modelling exercise in 2001 as an occasion to ex-
amine the metaphors of mathematical modelling
that were proposed by the UK press.” (from the
abstract)
3671. R EINISCH, Jessica. “A New Beginning? Ger-
man Medical and Political Traditions in the Aftermath
of the Second World War.” Minerva 45 (2007): 241–
257.
3672. S ANTOS, Silvana. “The Diversity of Everyday
Ideas about Inherited Disorders.” Public Underst. Sci.
15 (2006): 259–275.
3673. S CHLICH, Thomas. “The Art and Science
of Surgery: Innovation and Concepts of Medical
Practice in Operative Fracture Care, 1960s–1970s.”
Sci. Tech. Hum. Val. 32 (2007): 65–87.
3674. S PURGEON, Anne. “Watching Paint Dry: Or-
ganic Solvent Syndrome in Late-Twentieth-Century
Britain.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 167–188.
224 375. Twentieth century after 1950
On the British reaction to the discovery of the oc-
cupational disease caused by working with organic
solvents that produced neurological disorders.
3675. TALLEY, Colin, Howard I. K USHNER, and
Claire E. S TERK. “Lung Cancer, Chronic Disease
Epidemiology, and Medicine, 1948–1964.” J. Hist.
Med. Allied Sci. 59 (2004): 329–374.
Argues “that there was a legitimate and reasonable
scientific controversy over cigarette smoking and
lung cancer in the 1950s and early 1960s.” (from
the abstract)
3676. T IMMERMANS, Stefan. Postmortem: How
Medical Examiners Explain Suspicious Deaths.
Fieldwork Encounters and Discoveries. (x + 367
pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0226803988.
Reviews: [ref. R1015]
3677. T UPASELA, Aaro. “Re-examining Medi-
cal Modernization: Framing the Public in Finnish
Biomedical Research Policy.” Part of a special is-
sue: “Publics and Science—New Understandings”
[ref. 168]. Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007): 63–78.
3678. VALLG ÅRDA, Signild. “Problematizations and
Path Dependency: HIV/AIDS Policies in Denmark
and Sweden.” Med. Hist. 51 (2007): 99–112.
3679. WALDBY, Cathy, and Robert M ITCHELL.
Tissue Economies: Blood, Organs, and Cell Lines in
Late Capitalism. Science and Cultural Theory. (viii +
231 pp.; bibl.; index.) Durham, NC: Duke University
Press, 2006. ISBN: 0822337576.
Reviews: [ref. R1050]
3680. W ILSON, Kumanan, Meredith BARAKAT,
Sunita VOHRA, Paul R ITVO, and Heather B OON.
“Parental Views on Pediatric Vaccination: The Impact
of Competing Advocacy Coalitions.” Public Underst.
Sci. 17 (2008): 231–243.
375-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
(see also 136-Neurosciences and 137-Psychology)
3681. B RYANT, Karl Edward. “The Politics of
Pathology and the Making of Gender Identity Dis-
order.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10 (2008).
Dissertation at University of California, Santa
Barbara, 2007. Advisor: Schneider, Beth. Pub. no.
AAT 3283645. 306 pp.
3682. F RANK, Richard G., and Sherry A. G LIED.
Better But Not Well: Mental Health Policy in the
United States since 1950. Foreword by Rosalynn
C ARTER. (xv + 183 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore,
Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. ISBN:
080188442X.
Reviews: [ref. R355]
3683. F ÜREDI, Frank. Therapy Culture: Cultivating
Vulnerability in an Uncertain Age. (245 pp.; bibl.; in-
dex.) London: Routledge, 2004. ISBN: 041532159X.
Reviews: [ref. R376]
3684. H EINZE, Andrew R. “Peace of Mind (1946):
Judaism and the Therapeutic Polemics of Postwar
America.” Rel. Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. 12 (2002):
31–58.
3685. JANSSEN, Volker. “From the Inside Out: Ther-
apeutic Penology and Political Liberalism in Postwar
California.” Volume title: “The Self as Project: Poli-
tics and the Human Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris 22
(2007): 116–134.
3686. L AKOFF, Andrew. Pharmaceutical Reason:
Knowledge and Value in Global Psychiatry. Cam-
bridge Studies in Society and the Life Sciences. (x
+ 206 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 052183760X.
Based on ethnography of psychiatric practice in
Argentina, the book explores the globalization of
pharmacology, the influence of the United States,
and the meeting of psychoanalytic and psychophar-
macological models of illness and cure.
Reviews: [ref. R605]
3687. L EUENBERGER, Christine. “Cultures of Cate-
gories: Psychological Diagnoses as Institutional and
Political Projects before and after the Transition from
State Socialism in 1989 in East Germany.” Volume
title: “The Self as Project: Politics and the Human
Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris 22 (2007): 180–204.
3688. M ARTIN, Emily. Bipolar Expeditions: Mania
and Depression in American Culture. (xxiv + 370
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University
Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780691004235.
3689. M UIR, Kristy. “ ‘That Bastard’s Following
Me!’ Mentally Ill Australian Veterans Struggling to
Maintain Control.” In Social Histories of Disability
and Deformity, edited by T URNER and S TAGG (2006)
[ref. 564], 161–174.
3690. O OSTERHUIS, Harry. “Self-Development and
Civic Virtue: Mental Health and Citizenship in the
Netherlands (1945–2005).” Volume title: “The Self as
Project: Politics and the Human Sciences” [ref. 3115].
Osiris 22 (2007): 223–248.
3691. PAIVA, Ilana Lemos de, and Oswaldo H. YA -
MAMOTO . “Em defesa da reforma psiquiátrica: por
um amanhã que há de nascer sem pedir licença.”
Translated title. [In Defense of Psychiatric Reform:
For the Dawn of a New Unavoidable Future]. In
Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007): 549–569.
On psychiatric reforms in the state of Rio Grande
do Norte, Brazil.
3692. S NELDERS, Stephen, E. S. H OUWAART, and
Toine P IETERS. (Eds.) De medicijnrevolutie in
de psychiatrie (1950-1985). Ooggetuigen in de ge-
neeskunde en de medische zorg van de 20e eeuw,
deel 1. (174 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) Diemen, Nether-
lands: Veen Magazines, 2006. ISBN: 9085710383.
Reviews: [ref. R956]
3693. S UPUTTAMONGKOL, Saipin. “Technicians of
the Soul: Insanity, Psychiatric Practice, and ‘Culture-
Making’ in Southern Italy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/10
(2008).
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2007. Advisor:
Kelinman, Arthur and Michael Herzfeld. Pub. no.
AAT 3285557. 301 pp. On a late 20th-century
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
episode in the development of Italian national
mental health policy, focusing on the Basaglia
reform.
375-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; HEALTH; NUTRITION
3694. A DAMS, Vincanne, and Stacy Leigh P IGG.
(Eds.) Sex in Development: Science, Sexuality, and
Morality in Global Perspective. (x + 342 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Durham: Duke University Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0822334917.
On how international population management,
disease prevention, and maternal and child health
care efforts shape the way that people think about
sexuality. Contributors: Vincanne A DAMS, Leslie
B UTT, Lawrence C OHEN, Heather D ELL, Vinh-
Kim N GUYEN, Shanti PARIKH, Heather PAXSON,
Stacy Leigh P IGG, and Michele R IVKIN -F ISH.
3695. BARR, Donald A. Health Disparities in the
United States: Social Class, Race, Ethnicity, and
Health. (xv + 295 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore,
MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. ISBN:
9780801888205, 0801888204.
3696. B HATTACHARYA, Sanjoy. “Struggling to a
Monmental Triumph: Re-assessing the Final Phases
of the Smallpox Eradication Program in India, 1960–
1980.” Manguinhos 14 (2007): 1113–1129.
3697. B OUDIA, Soraya. “Global Regulation: Con-
trolling and Accepting Radioactivity Risks.” Part of a
special issue on Risk Society in Historical Perspective
[ref. 165]. Hist. & Tech. 23 (2007): 389–406.
3698. C OOTER, Roger, and Claudia S TEIN. “Com-
ing into Focus: Posters, Power, and Visual Culture
in the History of Medicine.” Part of a special issue
entitled “Kulturgeschichte der Medizin” [ref. 524].
Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007): 180–209.
On the reasons that health posters became more
prominent in Anglo-American culture in the 1980s
and 1990s.
3699. C ORN, Jacqueline Karnell. Environmental
Public Health Policy for Asbestos in Schools: Unin-
tended Consequences. (141 pp.; bibl.; index.) Boca
Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2000. ISBN: 156670488X.
Reviews: [ref. R224]
3700. C UETO, Marcos. Cold War, Deadly Fevers:
Malaria Eradication in Mexico, 1955–1975. (xvi +
264 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780801886454.
3701. D IAS, Glauce, Sylvia do Carmo Castro
F RANCESCHINI, José Roberto R EIS, Roberta Sena
R EIS, Rodrigo S IQUEIRA -BATISTA, and Rosângela
Minardi Mitre C OTTA. “A vida nos olhos, o coração
nas mãos: concepções e representações femininas do
processo saúde-doença.” Translated title: [Life in
Their Eyes, Heart in Their Hands: Conceptions and
Representations of Women in the Process of Health
and Disease] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 14 (2007):
779–800.
A 2005 study of health and sickness of mothers
from Teixeiras municipality, Minas Gerais state,
Brazil.
225
3702. F ELITTI, Karina A. “El debate médico sobre
anticoncepción y aborto en Buenos Aires en los años
sesenta del siglo XX.” Dynamis 27 (2007): 333–357.
On the proceedings of the Society of Obstetrics and
Gynecology of Buenos Aires during the 1960s.
3703. F LANNERY, Ezekiel J. “A Sociological Ex-
ploration of Modern/Colonial Cosmology and Food.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/11 (2008).
Dissertation at University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign, 2007. Advisor: Nederveen-Pieterse,
Jan. Pub. no. AAT 3290234. 319 pp.
3704. H ARKNESS, Jon M. “The U.S. Public Health
Service and Smoking in the 1950s: The Tale of Two
More Statements.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 62 (2007):
171–212.
3705. H OPKINS, Michael M. “The Hidden Research
System: The Evolution of Cytogenetic Testing in
the National Health Service.” Sci. Cult. 15 (2006):
253–276.
3706. JAS, Nathalie. “Public Health and Pesticide
Regulation in France before and after Silent Spring.”
Part of a special issue on Risk Society in Historical
Perspective [ref. 165]. Hist. & Tech. 23 (2007):
369–388.
3707. K REUTZER, Susanne. Vom “Liebesdienst”
zum modernen Frauenberuf: die Reform der Kran-
kenpflege nach 1945. (306 pp.) Frankfurt am Main:
Campus Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3593377411.
Reviews: [ref. R593]
3708. L A B ERGE, Ann F. “How the Ideology of Low
Fat Conquered America.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 63
(2008): 139–177.
3709. M C L EOD, Kari Suzanne. “Health Matters:
Public Understandings of Health in 1950s America.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/06 (2007).
Dissertation at Yale University, 2007. Advisor:
Lederer, Susan E. Pub. no. AAT 3267318. 356 pp.
3710. N EWCOMBE, Suzanne. “Stretching for Health
and Well-Being: Yoga and Women in Britain, 1960–
1980.” Asian Med. 3 (2007): 37–63.
3711. Q UIRKE, Viviane. “Putting Theory into Prac-
tice: James Black, Receptor Theory and the Develop-
ment of the Beta-Blockers at ICI, 1958–1978.” Med.
Hist. 50 (2006): 69–92.
3712. S CHOEN, Johanna. Choice and Coercion:
Birth Control, Sterilization, and Abortion in Public
Health and Welfare. Gender and American culture.
(xiv + 331 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: University
of North Carolina Press, 2005. ISBN: 0807829196.
Concerns mid-twentieth century North Carolina.
Reviews: [ref. R905]
3713. T OMES, Nancy. “Reflections on September
11: A Symposium.” First article in a symposium on
September 11th. J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 58 (2003):
428–432.
Contents: Nicholas B. K ING, “The Influence of
Anxiety: September 11, Bioterrorism, and Amer-
ican Public Health,” 433–441; Julie FAIRMAN
226 375. Twentieth century after 1950
and J. G ILBRIDE, “Gendered Notions of Exper-
tise and Bravery,” 442–448; Christopher S ELLERS,
“September 11 and the History of Hazard,” 449–
458.
3714. VALONE, David A. “Foundations, Eugenic
Sterilization, and the Emergence of the World Popu-
lation Control Movement.” In Philanthropic Founda-
tions and the Globalization of Scientific Medicine and
Public Health, edited by PAGE and VALONE (2007)
[ref. 3300], 35–43.
3715. WALD, Priscilla. Contagious: Cultures, Car-
riers, and the Outbreak Narrative. (xi + 373 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Durham: Duke University Press, 2008.
ISBN : 9780822341284.
Explores the consequences that the stories of epi-
demic outbreaks have.
375-153. PHARMACY
(includes pharmaceuticals and illicit drugs)
3716. A NGELL, Marcia. The Truth about the Drug
Companies: How They Deceive Us and What to Do
about It. (xx + 305 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Random House, 2004. ISBN: 0375508465.
Reviews: [ref. 3724]
3717. AVORN, Jerry. Powerful Medicines: The Ben-
efits, Risks and Costs of Prescription Drugs. (vii +
448 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Knopf, 2004. ISBN:
0375414835.
Reviews: [ref. 3724]
3718. B UD, Robert. “Antibiotics, Big Business, and
Consumers: The Context of Government Investi-
gations into the Postwar American Drug Industry.”
Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 329–349.
3719. DYCK, Erika. Psychedelic Psychiatry: LSD
from Clinic to Campus. (xiii + 199 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Baltimore: The John Hopkins University
Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780801889943.
3720. F ULLWILEY, Duana. “The Molecularization
of Race: Institutionalizing Human Difference in
Pharmacogenetics Practice.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
1–30.
3721. G REENE, Jeremy A. “Releasing the Flood
Waters: Diuril and the Reshaping of Hypertension.”
Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 749–794.
On how marketers, physicians, and public health
advocates, and the pharmaceutical industry inter-
acted.
3722. H ESS, Volker. “Psychochemicals crossing the
wall. Die Einführung der Psychopharmaka in der
DDR aus der Perspektive der neueren Arzneimittel-
geschichte.” Medizinhist. J. 42 (2007): 61–84.
3723. L INDNER, Ulrike, and Stuart S. B LUME.
“Vaccine Innovation and Adoption: Polio Vaccines in
the UK, the Netherlands and West Germany, 1955–
1965.” Med. Hist. 50 (2006): 425–446.
3724. M IROWSKI, Philip. “Johnny’s in the Base-
ment, Mixin’ Up the Medicine: Review of Angell,
Avorn, and Daemmrich on the Modern Pharmaceuti-
cal Predicament.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 311–327.
Essay review of Marcia A NGELL, The Truth about
the Drug Companies (2004) [ref. 3716]; Jerry
AVORN, Powerful Medicines (2004) [ref. 3717];
Arthur A. DAEMMRICH, Pharmacopolitics (2004).
3725. RUTTY, Christopher J. “Canadian Vaccine
Research, Production and International Regulation:
Connaught Laboratories and Smallpox Vaccines,
1962–1980.” In Crafting Immunity, edited by K RO -
KER et al. (2008) [ref. 2490], 273–300.
3726. S LINN, Judy. “Patents and the UK Pharmaceu-
tical Industry between 1945 and the 1970s.” Part of
a series on patenting and the pharmaceutical industry
[ref. 3320]. Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 191–205.
375-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS
(includes architecture; for biotechnology, see 134-
Microbiology; see also 161-Computers and 164-Air
and space)
3727. AUGUSTINE, Dolores L. Red Prometheus: En-
gineering and Dictatorship in East Germany, 1945–
1990. Transformations. (xxx + 381 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Cambridge: The MIT Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780262012362.
3728. BARBROOK, Richard. “New York Prophecies:
The Imaginary Future of Artificial Intelligence.” Sci.
Cult. 16 (2007): 151–167.
On 20th-century efforts to predict technologies of
the future.
3729. B ENNETT, Ira, and Daniel S AREWITZ. “Too
Little, Too Late? Research Policies on the Societal
Implications of Nanotechnology in the United States.”
Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 309–325.
3730. B ENSAUDE -V INCENT, Bernadette.
“Nanobots and Nanotubes: Two Alternative
Biomimetic Paradigms of Nanotechnology.” In Gen-
esis Redux, edited by R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 221–
236.
3731. B ICKERSTAFF, K., I. L ORENZONI, N. F. P ID -
GEON , W. P OORTINGA , and P. S IMMONS . “Refram-
ing Nuclear Power in the UK Energy Debate: Nuclear
Power, Climate Change Mitigation and Radioactive
Waste.” Public Underst. Sci. 17 (2008): 145–169.
3732. C ERUZZI, Paul E. Internet Alley: High Tech-
nology in Tysons Corner, 1945–2005. Lemelson
Center Studies in Invention and Innovation. (ix + 242
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780262033749.
On an area near Washington, D.C., with a concen-
tration of military contractors. The author focuses
on federal support of scientific research, govern-
ment use of private contractors, local politics of
land use, and suburban development.
3733. C HOI, Hyungsub. “Manufacturing Knowl-
edge in Transit: Technical Practice, Organizational
Change, and the Rise of the Semiconductor Industry
in the United States and Japan, 1948–1960.” Diss.
Abstr. Int. A 68/04 (2007).
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University,
2007. Pub. no. AAT 3262397. 226 pp.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3734. C HOI, Hyungsub. “The Boundaries of Indus-
trial Research: Making Transistors at RCA, 1948–
1960.” Tech. & Cult. 48 (2007): 758–782.
3735. D USSAUGE, Isabelle. “Questioning Medical
Technology: The Discourse on Technology in Läkar-
tidningen 1978–1985.” Polhem 22 (2004): 65–89.
3736. F JAESTAD, Maja. “The Boundaries of Nuclear
Power: Security and Exclusion at Reactor FR-0.”
In Taking Place, edited by BARALDI et al. (2006)
[ref. 3329], 109–126.
3737. G EELS, Frank W. “Transformations of Large
Technical Systems.” Sci. Tech. Hum. Val. 32 (2007):
123–149.
3738. G RAHAM -S MITH, Francis, and Bernard
L OVELL. “Diversions of a Radio Telescope.” Notes
Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 62 (2008): 197–204.
On the use of the British radio telescope at Jodrell
Bank for radar defence during the Cold War.
3739. H AMBLIN, Jacob Darwin. “Exorcising Ghosts
in the Age of Automation: United Nations Experts
and Atoms for Peace.” Tech. & Cult. 47 (2006):
734–756.
“Highlights of the failure of UNESCO to play a
leading role in the scientific assessments of Atoms
for Peace, and focuses upon the role of social
scientists in the formation of the International
Atomic Energy Agency.” (from the abstract)
3740. H AMM, Matthias. “ ‘Gib Gas?’—Ökologische
Ambivalenzen und Akzeptanzprobleme konformisti-
scher Umwelttechnologien am Beispiel von Erdgas-
fahrzeugen.” Translated title: [Run on Gas? Eco-
logical Ambivalence and the Acceptance Problems
Associated with Conformist Environmental Tech-
nologies.] In German. Technikgeschichte 73 (2006):
207–225.
3741. H UGHES, Thomas P. “MIT Architecture and
Values: Gehry’s Stata and Holl’s Simmons.” Hist. &
Tech. 24 (2008): 207–220.
On contemporary architectural structures recently
built at MIT.
3742. JAJESNIAK -Q UAST, Dagmara. “In the
Shadow of the Factory: Steel Towns in Postwar East-
ern Europe.” In Urban Machinery, edited by H ÅRD
and M ISA (2008) [ref. 3347], 187–210.
3743. J OHNSTON, Sean F. “Shifting Perspectives:
Holography and the Emergence of Technical Com-
munities.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005): 77–103.
3744. J OHNSTONE, Bob. Brilliant! Shuji Nakamura
and the Revolution in Lighting Technology. (336 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books,
2007. ISBN: 9781591024620.
3745. J ONES, Geoffrey. Renewing Unilever: Trans-
formation and Tradition. (xvii + 447 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.
ISBN : 0199269432.
On the multinational corporation Unilever which
produces household consumer goods sold world-
wide.
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3746. J URAKU, Kohta, Tatsujiro S UZUKI, and Os-
amu S AKURA. “Social Decision-Making Processes
in Local Contexts: An STS Case Study on Nuclear
Power Plant Siting in Japan.” Part of a special issue
on Public Participation in Science and Technology
in East Asia [ref. 3450]. East Asian STS 1 (2007):
53–75.
3747. K EARNES, Matthew, and Phil M ACNAGHTEN.
“Introduction: (Re)Imagining Nanotechnology.” Sci.
Cult. 15 (2006): 279–290.
Contents: Matthew K EARNES et al., “From Bio to
Nano: Learning Lessons from the UK Agricultural
Biotechnology Controversy,” 291–307 [ref. 3811];
Ira B ENNETT and Daniel S AREWITZ, “Too Little,
Too Late? Research Policies on the Societal Impli-
cations of Nanotechnology in the United States,”
309–325 [ref. 3729]; Robin W ILLIAMS, “Com-
pressed Foresight and Narrative Bias: Pitfalls in
Assessing High Technology Futures,” 327–348;
Arie R IP, “Folk Theories of Nanotechnologists,”
349–365; Haico T E K ULVE, “Evolving Reper-
toires: Nanotechnology in Daily Newspapers in
the Netherlands,” 367–382 [ref. 3436]; Robert
F RODEMAN, “Nanotechnology: The Visible and
the Invisible,” 383–389.
3748. K IM, Linsu. Imitation to Innovation: The Dy-
namics of Korea’s Technological Learning. Boston:
Harvard Business School Press, 1997.
Covers the period from 1960 to 1995.
Reviews: [ref. R568]
3749. K ÖNIG, Wolfgang, and Hans-Ulrich N IEMITZ.
“Die Zunkunft der Ingenieure. Projektionen zur
Dampfturbinenkonstruktion und zum Computerein-
satz bei der BBC in der Nachkriegszeit.” Translated
title: [The Future and the Engineers: Forecasting
on Steam Turbine and Computer Development at
the Brown Boveri Company (BBC) in the Post-War
Period.] In German. Technikgeschichte 72 (2005):
3–33.
3750. L AUWAERT, Maaike. “Playing Outside the
Box—On LEGO Toys and the Changing World of
Construction Play.” Hist. & Tech. 24 (2008): 221–
237.
3751. L ÉCUYER, Christophe. “What Do Universi-
ties Really Owe Industry? The Case of Solid State
Electronics at Stanford.” Minerva 43 (2005): 51–71.
3752. L ENTE, Dick van. “Temmen en verontrusten:
de atoombom in de stripverhalen Blake en Mortimer
en Tom Poes (1946–1960).” With English summary.
Gewina 29 (2006): 204–223.
On two popular comics dealing with the atomic
bomb.
3753. P ENSE, Christine M., and Stephen H. C UT-
CLIFFE . “Risky Talk: Framing the Analysis of the
Social Implications of Nanotechnology.” Special is-
sue: IASTS conference issue. Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27
(2007): 349–366.
3754. P OPPLOW, Marcus. Motor ohne Lobby? Me-
dienereignis Wankelmotor 1959–1989. Technik +
228 375. Twentieth century after 1950
Arbeit, 11. (253 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Ubstadt-Weiher: Verl.
Regionalkultur, 2003. ISBN: 9783897352032.
Reviews: [ref. R817]
3755. P RASAD, Amit. “The (Amorphous) Anatomy
of an Invention: The Case of Magnetic Resonance
Imaging (MRI).” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 533–560.
On the priority dispute between Raymond Dama-
dian and Paul Lauterbur over the invention of MRI.
3756. P UIG, Albert Presas I. “Science on the Periph-
ery. The Spanish Reception of Nuclear Energy: An
Attempt at Modernity?” Part of a series on Science in
20th-century Spain [ref. 2856]. Minerva 43 (2005):
197–218.
3757. P URSELL, Carroll W. Technology in Postwar
America: A History. (xvi + 280 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Columbia University Press, 2007. ISBN:
9780231123044.
Looking at the intersection of culture, politics, and
technology.
3758. R EINDL, Josef. Wachstum und Wettbewerb in
den Wirtschaftswunderjahren. Die elektrotechnische
Industrie in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und in
Großbritannien 1945–1967. Veröffentlichungen des
Deutschen Historischen Instituts London, 49; Pub-
lications of the German Historical Institute London,
49. (477 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paderborn: F. Schöningh,
2001. ISBN: 9783506720474.
Reviews: [ref. R839]
3759. S ATO, Yasushi. “Local Engineering and Sys-
tems Engineering: Cultural Conflict at NASA’s Mar-
shall Space Flight Center, 1960–1966.” Tech. & Cult.
46 (2005): 561–583.
3760. S ATO, Yasushi. “Systems Approach in the
Japanese National Railways: How Was the Systems
Integration of Shinkansen Done?” Hist. Scientiarum
17 (2007): 65–88.
3761. S CHMIEDECKE, Winston Gomes, and Paulo
Alves P ORTO. “O PRONUCLEAR (1976–1986) e a
formação de recursos humanos para a área de energia
nuclear no Brasil.” Circumscribere 4 (2008): 29–50.
3762. S CHRAMM, Manuel. “Präzision als Leitbild?
Carl Zeiss und die deutsche Innovationskultur in Ost
und West, 1945-1990.” Translated title: [A Vision
of Accuracy? Carl Zeiss and the German Innovation
Culture in East and West, 1945-1990.] In German.
Technikgeschichte 72 (2005): 35–49.
3763. T HURS, Daniel Patrick. “No Longer Aca-
demic: Models of Commercialization and the Con-
struction of a Nanotech Industry.” Sci. Cult. 16
(2007): 169–186.
On the social and economic understanding of
emerging nanotechnology.
3764. W EITZE, Marc-Denis, and Jochen H ENNIG.
Das Rasterkraftmikroskop: ein Werkzeug zum Ta-
sten, Ziehen und Graben für die Nanowissenschaft.
Naturwissenschafts- und Technikgeschichte. (52 pp.;
ill.) Diepholz: Verlag für Geschichte der Naturwiss.
und der Technik, 2003. ISBN: 3928186728.
375-161. COMPUTERS; COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES
(includes information sciences, printing and publica-
tion technologies)
3765. AGAR, Jon. “What Difference Did Computers
Make?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 869–907.
On how access to computers effected the first
generation of scientists to use them.
3766. A KERA, Atsushi. “The Life and Work of
Bernard A. Galler (1928–2006).” Ann. Hist. Comput.
30, no. 1 (2008): 4–14.
3767. A LOISIO, Mario. “Computing at the Malta
Statistics Office, 1947–1970.” Ann. Hist. Comput.
29, no. 3 (2007): 49–61.
3768. A RNTFIELD, Mike. “The Aesthetic Calculus:
Sex Appeal, Circuitry, and Invisibility.” Bull. Sci.
Tech. Soc. 27 (2007): 37–47.
On the aesthetic created by new electronic media.
3769. BARNES, Susan B. “Alan Kay: Transforming
the Computer into a Communication Medium.” Ann.
Hist. Comput. 29, no. 2 (2007): 18–30.
3770. B IRD, Jon, and Ezequiel A. D I PAOLO. “Gor-
don Pask and His Maverick Machines.” In The Me-
chanical Mind in History, edited by H USBANDS et al.
(2008) [ref. 604], 185–212.
3771. B ÖSZ ÖRMENYI, Laszlo. “Guest Editor’s In-
troduction: History of Informatics.” Introduction to
special issue: “History of Informatics.” Ann. Hist.
Comput. 30, no. 3 (2008): 4–7.
Contents: Michael S. M AHONEY, “What Makes
the History of Software Hard,” 8–18; Horst
O BERQUELLE and Oskar B ECKMANN, “Beck-
mann’s Studio Computers Specified for Early
Computer Art,” 20–31 [ref. 3484]; Niklaus W IRTH,
“A Brief History of Software Engineering,” 32–39;
Joseph W EIZENBAUM, “Social and Political Im-
pact of the Long-term History of Computing,”
40–42 [ref. 3438]; Roland T. M ITTERMEIR, “A
Seminar Looking for Traces of History,” 44–54;
Peter K. A NTONITSCH, Robert K LEINHAGAUER
and Peter M ICHEUZ, “Incorporating History in
Secondary Education Informatics Courses,” 56–
63 [ref. 261]; Bernadette L ONGO, “Mathematics,
Computer Development, and Science Policy De-
bates after World War II,” 64–72 [ref. 3462].
3772. C AETON, Daniel A. “The Cultural Phe-
nomenon of Identity Theft and the Domestication
of the World Wide Web.” Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 27
(2007): 11–23.
3773. C AMPBELL -K ELLY, Martin, and Daniel D.
G ARCIA -S WARTZ. “Economic Perspectives on the
History of the Computer Time-Sharing Industry,
1965–1985.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 1 (2008):
16–36.
3774. C ASSELL, Justine. “Body Language: Lessons
from the Near-Human.” In Genesis Redux, edited by
R ISKIN (2007) [ref. 597], 346–374.
On study of language and communication between
humans and virtual people.
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
3775. C ERUZZI, Paul, and Burton G RAD. “PC Soft-
ware: Spreadsheets for Everyone.” Introduction to
special issue “PC Software: Spreadsheets for Every-
one.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 3 (2007): 4–5.
Contents: Martin C AMPBELL -K ELLY, “Number
Crunching without Programming: The Evolution
of Spreadsheet Usability,” 6–19; Burton G RAD,
“The Creation and the Demise of VisiCalc,” 20–
31; Mitch K APOR, “Recollections on Lotus 1-
2-3: Benchmark for Spreadsheet Software,” 32–
40; Jonathan S ACHS, “Recollections: Developing
Lotus 1-2-3,” 41–48.
3776. C HADWICK, Andrew. Internet Politics: States,
Citizens, and New Communication Technologies. (xiii
+ 384 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford
University Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780195177732.
A cross-national comparative approach to the study
of the impact of these technologies on politics,
social movements, and bureaucracies, as well as
discussion of surveillance, privacy and security.
3777. C ORRY, Leo. “Fermat Meets SWAC: Van-
diver, the Lehmers, Computers, and Number Theory.”
Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 1 (2008): 38–49.
On the work of Harry Schultz Vandiver, Derrick
Henry Lehmer, and Emma Lehmer on calculations
related with proofs of Fermat’s last theorem, fo-
cusing on ideological and institutional aspects of
activity in number theory in the US during the 20th
century.
3778. DAWSON, Max. “Home Video and the
‘TV Problem’: Cultural Critics and Technological
Change.” Tech. & Cult. 48 (2007): 524–549.
3779. D ONGARRA, Jack, Gene H. G OLUB, Eric
G ROSSE, Cleve M OLER, and Keith M OORE. “Netlib
and NA-Net: Building a Scientific Computing Com-
munity.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 2 (2008): 30–41.
3780. D RAKE, Frances. “Mobile Phone Masts:
Protesting the Scientific Evidence.” Public Underst.
Sci. 15 (2006): 387–410.
Focuses on debates over purported ill health effects
of mobile phone technology and how protesters
have engaged with scientific knowledge to form
their opinion.
3781. G ILLMOR, C. Stewart. “Stanford, the IBM
650, and the First Trials of Computer Date Matching.”
Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 1 (2007): 74–80.
On an early computer dating service in 1959.
3782. G LAUBITZ, Gerald. Die PAL-SECAM-
Kontroverse in der DDR: die politisch-ideologische
Instrumentalisierung der Farbfernsehfrage durch
den ostdeutschen Staat zwischen 1965 und 1969.
Aachener Beiträge zur Wissenschafts- und Tech-
nikgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, 5. (128 pp.;
ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Verlag für Geschichte der Natur-
wissenschaften und der Technik, 2003. ISBN:
3928186736.
On the controversy about whether the GDR would
adopt a Western or Soviet color TV technology.
3783. G RAY, George T., and Ronald Q. S MITH.
“Against the Current: The Sperry-Burroughs Merger
229
and the Unisys Struggle to Survive 1980–2001.” Ann.
Hist. Comput. 29, no. 2 (2007): 3–17.
3784. G UPTA, Gopal K. “Computer Science Curricu-
lum Developments in the 1960s.” Ann. Hist. Comput.
29, no. 2 (2007): 40–54.
3785. H EYCK, Hunter. “Defining the Computer:
Herbert Simon and the Bureaucratic Mind–Part 1.”
Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 2 (2008): 42–51.
See also: Hunter H EYCK, “Defining the Computer:
Herbert Simon and the Bureaucratic Mind–Part 2,”
52–63.
3786. H USBANDS, Philip, and Owen H OLLAND.
“The Ratio Club: A Hub of British Cybernetics.” In
The Mechanical Mind in History, edited by H US -
BANDS et al. (2008) [ref. 604], 91–148.
3787. J IN Fu and C HEN Wei. “The Father of Ge-
netic Algorithms—Holland and His Scientific Work.”
[Translated title.] In Chinese. J. Dial. Natur. 29, no.
2 (2007): 86–93.
On John H. Holland’s work on complex adaptive
systems.
3788. KOIZUMI, Kenkichiro. “Technology at a
Crossroads: The Fifth Generation Computer Project
in Japan.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 37 (2007):
355–367.
On the way that Japanese engineers who were
developing a new computer architecture sought
to employ “universal cultural values” to resolve a
technological problem.
3789. L AGESEN, Vivian Anette. “The Strength of
Numbers: Strategies to Include Women into Com-
puter Science.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 67–92.
3790. L ARSSON, Thomas, and Ulf S TENLUND. “Vi-
gnettes of Sweden’s Computer Graphics History.”
Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no. 1 (2008): 50–58.
Focuses on developments of semigraphical inter-
faces for improved man-machine communication
and on the work of Håkan Lans.
3791. M EIGH -A NDREWS, Chris. “Peter Donebauer,
Richard Monkhouse and the Development of the
EMS Spectron and the Videokalos Image Processor.”
Leonardo 40 (2007): 463–467.
On the development of video synthesizers and their
use in computerized artwork.
3792. M INKER, Jack. “Forming a Computer Science
Center at the University of Maryland.” Ann. Hist.
Comput. 29, no. 1 (2007): 49–64.
See also Jack M INKER, “Developing a Computer
Science Department at the University of Maryland”
Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 4 (2007): 64–75
3793. M ULLEN, Megan Gwynne. Television in the
Multichannel Age: A Brief History of Cable Televi-
sion. (x + 238 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Malden, Mass.:
Blackwell Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9781405149693.
3794. O INAS -K UKKONEN, Henry. “From Bush to
Engelbart: ‘Slowly, Some Little Bells Were Ring-
ing.’ ” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 2 (2007): 31–39.
230 375. Twentieth century after 1950
Explores the connections between Vannevar Bush
and Douglas Engelbart on the concept of hypertext
and its implementation.
3795. O KUDA Kenzo. “The US Foriegn Policy to-
ward Japan in the Early Period of the Cold War and
the Introduction of Television Broadcasting to Japan.”
[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist.
Sci.) 46 (2007): 1–13.
3796. PARKER, Donn B. “The Dark Side of Com-
puting: SRI International and the Study of Computer
Crime.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 1 (2007): 3–15.
3797. PARTRIDGE, Craig. “The Technical Develop-
ment of Internet Email.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 30, no.
2 (2008): 3–29.
On the 20-year development and evolution of the
technologies and standards for Internet email.
3798. P OLLOCK, Neil, Robin W ILLIAMS, and Lu-
ciana D’A DDERIO. “Global Software and Its Prove-
nance: Generification Work in the Production of
Organizational Software Packages.” Soc. Stud. Sci.
37 (2007): 254–280.
3799. S MILLIE, Keith. “Early Computing at the
University of Alberta and the Introduction of the
LGP-30.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 1 (2007):
65–73.
3800. S TACHNIAK, Zbigniew. “Intel SIM8-01: A
Proto-PC.” Ann. Hist. Comput. 29, no. 1 (2007):
34–48.
3801. S TILGOE, Jack. “The (Co-)production of Pub-
lic Uncertainty: UK Scientific Advice on Mobile
Phone Health Risks.” Part of a special issue: “Publics
and Science—New Understandings” [ref. 168]. Pub-
lic Underst. Sci. 16 (2007): 45–61.
3802. T URNER, Fred. “Where the Counterculture
Met the New Economy: The WELL and the Origins
of Virtual Community.” Tech. & Cult. 46 (2005):
485–512.
3803. Z HANG Jiuchun and Z HANG Baichun.
“Founding of the Chinese Academy of Sciences’
Institute of Computing Technology.” Ann. Hist. Com-
put. 29, no. 1 (2007): 16–33.
“Computer science originated in the People’s Re-
public of China in 1956 with the founding of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Com-
puting Technology. The Soviet Union ... played a
pivotal role.” (from the abstract)
375-163. AGRICULTURE AND RELATED
SCIENCES
(includes animal husbandry, forestry, and food sci-
ence)
3804. B RASSLEY, Paul. “Cutting across Nature?
The History of Artificial Insemination in Pigs in
the United Kingdom.” Part of a special issue on
agricultural and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402].
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 442–
461.
3805. B URCHELL, Kevin. “Boundary Work, Asso-
ciative Argumentation and Switching in the Advocacy
of Agricultural Biotechnology.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007):
49–70.
The focus is on late-20th- and 21st-century Great
Britain.
3806. B URCHELL, Kevin. “Empiricist Selves and
Contingent ‘Others’: The Performative Function of
the Discourse of Scientists Working in Conditions
of Controversy.” Public Underst. Sci. 16 (2007):
145–162.
On the results of interviews with scientists in the
UK doing crop genetics.
3807. DANIEL, Pete. Toxic Drift: Pesticides and
Health in the Post–World War II South. (xii + 209
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baton Rouge: Louisiana State
University Press, 2005. ISBN: 9780807130988.
Reviews: [ref. 3810, R246]
3808. D OOREN, Thom Van. “Terminated Seed:
Death, Proprietary Kinship and the Production of
(Bio)Wealth.” Sci. Cult. 16 (2007): 71–94.
On genetic use restriction technologies, which
make second generation seeds infertile, as a form
of establishing ownership.
3809. G RASSENI, Cristina. “Managing Cows: An
Ethnography of Breeding Practices and Uses of Re-
productive Technology in Contemporary Dairy Farm-
ing in Lombardy (Italy).” Part of a special issue on
agricultural and reproductive technologies [ref. 3402].
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 38 (2007): 488–
510.
3810. H AMILTON, Shane. “Poisons in the Land.”
Rev. Amer. Hist. 34 (2006): 64–71.
Essay review of Pete DANIEL, Toxic Drift (2005)
[ref. 3807].
3811. K EARNES, Matthew, Robin G ROVE -W HITE,
Phil M ACNAGHTEN, James W ILSDON, and Brian
W YNNE. “From Bio to Nano: Learning Lessons from
the UK Agricultural Biotechnology Controversy.”
Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 291–307.
3812. K ÖNIG, Ariane. “Democratizing Decision-
Making on Food Safety in the EU: Closing Gaps
between Principles of Governance and Practice.”
Minerva 45 (2007): 275–294.
3813. N ESTLE, Marion. Pet Food Politics: The
Chihuahua in the Coal Mine. (219 pp.; ill.; bibl.;
index.) Berkeley: University of California Press,
2008. ISBN: 9780520257818.
Explores early 21st-century international food dis-
tribution networks and their relationship to food
safety.
3814. N ESTLE, Marion. Safe Food: Bacteria,
Biotechnology, and Bioterrorism. California Stud-
ies in Food and Culture, 5. (xvi + 350 pp.; ill.; index.)
Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Press, 2003.
ISBN : 9780520232921.
Reviews: [ref. R744]
3815. O URY, Jean-Paul. La querelle des OGM.
Science, histoire et société. (xiii + 303 pp.; bibl.)
 375. Twentieth century after 1950
Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2006. ISBN :
2130555500.
3816. S LUIJTER, Babette. “Kijken is grijpen: Zelf-
bedieningswinkels, technische dynamiek en bood-
schappen doen in Nederland na 1945.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. C 68/04 (2007): 897.
Dissertation at Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
(The Netherlands), 2007. Pub. no. AAT C830161.
234 pp. Looks at how the food self-service industry
has developed as part of a sociotechnical system.
3817. S MITH, Jenny Leigh. “The Soviet Farm Com-
plex: Industrial Agriculture in a Socialist Context,
1945–1965.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 68/08 (2008).
Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, 2006. Advisor: Fitzgerald, Deborah K. Pub.
no. AAT 0819401.
3818. W ELSH, Rick, and Leland G LENNA. “Con-
sidering the Role of the University in Conducting
Research on Agri-biotechnologies.” Soc. Stud. Sci.
36 (2006): 929–942.
3819. W RIGHT, Nick, and Brigitte N ERLICH. “Use
of the Deficit Model in a Shared Culture of Argumen-
tation: The Case of Foot and Mouth Science.” Public
Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 331–342.
Reports on results of discourse analysis conducted
at the height of the foot and mouth disease crisis in
the UK.
3820. YOUNG, Nathan, and Ralph M ATTHEWS.
“Experts’ Understanding of the Public: Knowledge
Control in a Risk Controversy.” Public Underst. Sci.
16 (2007): 123–144.
A case study of aquaculture in Canada.
375-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES
(includes manned and unmanned space travel)
3821. B ERMAN, Bob. Shooting for the Moon: The
Strange History of Human Spaceflight. (vii + 215
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Guilford, Conn.: Lyons Press,
2007. ISBN: 9781599210315.
A history focused on the Apollo missions.
3822. B RZEZINSKI, Matthew. Red Moon Rising:
Sputnik and the Hidden Rivalries that Ignited the
Space Age. (322 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Times Books, 2007. ISBN: 9780805081473.
3823. D OWNER, John. “When the Chick Hits the
Fan: Representativeness and Reproducibility in Tech-
nological Tests.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37 (2007): 7–26.
On the testing of jet engines for their ability to
withstand bird collisions.
3824. D UGGINS, Pat. Final Countdown: NASA and
the End of the Space Shuttle Program. (xi + 249 pp.;
ill.; bibl.; index.) Gainesville: University Press of
Florida, 2007. ISBN: 9780813031460.
3825. G EROVITCH, Slava. “ ‘New Soviet Man’ In-
side Machine: Human Engineering, Spacecraft De-
sign, and the Construction of Communism.” Volume
title: “The Self as Project: Politics and the Human
Sciences” [ref. 3115]. Osiris 22 (2007): 135–157.
231
3826. G EROVITCH, Slava. “Stalin’s Rocket Design-
ers’ Leap into Space: The Technical Intelligentsia
Faces the Thaw.” Volume title: “Intelligentsia Sci-
ence Inside and Outside Russia” [ref. 19]. Osiris 23
(2008): 189–209.
“Explores the impact of the professional culture
of rocket engineering in Stalin’s Soviet Union on
the engineering and organizational practices of the
space program during the Khrushchev era.” (from
the abstract)
3827. G OEHLICH, Robert A. Spaceships: A Refer-
ence Guide to International Reusable Launch Vehicle
Concepts from 1944 to the Present. (xviii + 109 pp.;
ill.) Burlington, Ontario: Apogee Books, 2007. ISBN:
1894959507, 9781894959506.
3828. H ARLAND, David M. Exploring the Moon:
The Apollo Expeditions. Springer-Praxis Books in
Space Exploration. (xviii + 403 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
New York: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9780387746388.
3829. H ARVEY, Brian. The Rebirth of the Rus-
sian Space Program: 50 Years After Sputnik, New
Frontiers. (xxv + 355 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New
York; Berlin: Springer, 2007. ISBN: 9780387713540,
0387713549.
3830. H UNLEY, J. D. Preludes to U.S. Space-
Launch Vehicle Technology: Goddard Rockets to
Minuteman III. (xiii + 468 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2008. ISBN:
9780813031774.
3831. H UNLEY, J. D. U.S. Space-Launch Vehicle
Technology: Viking to Space Shuttle. (xiii + 453 pp.;
ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Gainesville, Fla.: University
Press of Florida, 2008. ISBN: 9780813031781.
3832. K ENNEDY, Gregory P. Touching Space: The
Story of Project Manhigh. A Schiffer Military History
Book. (134 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Atglen, Pa.: Schif-
fer Military History, 2007. ISBN: 9780764327889.
On the pre-NASA 1950s US Air Force project that
placed humans at great altitudes using balloons.
3833. L AUNIUS, Roger D., and Dennis R. J ENKINS.
(Eds.) To Reach the High Frontier: A History of
U.S. Launch Vehicles. (519 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Lexington, Ky.: University Press of Kentucky, 2002.
ISBN : 9780813122458.
Contributors: Roger D. L AUNIUS, Ray A.
W ILLIAMSON, Dennis R. J ENKINS, Kevin S.
F ORSYTH, Matt B ILLE, Pat J OHNSON, Robyn
K ANE, J. D. H UNLEY, Ray A. W ILLIAMSON, Vir-
ginia P. DAWSON, Mark D. B OWLES, Andrew J.
B UTRICA, David N. S PIRES, and Rick W. S TUR -
DEVANT.
Reviews: [ref. R615]
3834. L IPARTITO, Kenneth, and Orville R. B UTLER.
A History of the Kennedy Space Center. (xvi + 478
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Gainesville: University Press
of Florida, 2007. ISBN: 9780813030692.
3835. M INDELL, David A. Digital Apollo: Human
and Machine in Spaceflight. Inside Technology. (xiii
+ 359 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: The
MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262134972.
232 375. Twentieth century after 1950

On the relationship between humans and computers

in the Apollo program.
3836. M OORE, Sir Patrick, and H. J. P. A RNOLD.
Space: The First 50 Years. Foreword by Buzz
A LDRIN. (224 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) New York:
Sterling Publishers, 2007. ISBN: 9781402752087.
3837. O RLANDO, Lucia. “The SIRIO Satellite,
1968-1977: Between Scientific Engagement and
Managerial Inexperience.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci.
34 (2004): 371–398.
On competing European space projects focusing
on the Italian communications satellite, SIRIO.
3838. S ATO, Yasushi. “Systems Engineering and
Contractual Individualism: Linking Engineering Pro-
cesses to Macro Social Values.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 37
(2007): 909–934.
“Shows that behind the adoption of systems en-
gineering by engineers and managers who led the
Apollo programme was a macro current of social
values in the USA.” (from the abstract)
3839. S PITZMILLER, Ted. Astronautics: A His-
torical Perspective of Mankind’s Efforts to Con-
quer the Cosmos. Apogee Space Books. (2 vols.)
Burlington, Ontario: Apogee Books, 2006. ISBN:
9781894959636.
Book 1: Dawn of the Space Age; book 2: To the
Moon and towards the Future.
3840. W OODS, W. David. How Apollo Flew to the
Moon. (xxvii + 412 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York:
Springer Verlag, 2008. ISBN: 9780387716756.
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Author Index
A Alexandratos, Rea 206
Aaserud, Finn 2838
Abbott, Carl 2725
Abbott, Elizabeth 389
Abdulaziz, Abdulrahman A. 831
Abel, Emily K. R716
Abeles, Francine F. R232, R789
Abella, Alex 3442
Abhyankar, K. D. 773
Ablondi, Fred 1432
Abma, Ruud R393
Abreu, Jean Luiz Neves 1895
Abril, Fred Gustavo Manrique 3295
Acampora, Renato R978
Aceves Pastrana, Patricia 2906
Achinstein, Peter 2132
Åckerman, Susanna 1548
Ackermann, Silke R184
Ackert, Lloyd R713
Ackery, Phillip. R. 2221
Ackroyd, Peter 1363
Aczel, Amir D. 2967
Adams, Annmarie 2432, 2433, 3151
Adams, Vincanne 3694
Adamson, Donald 298
Adas, Michael R949
Adelman, Juliana 2257, R137
Adelson, Robert 1649
Aertsen, Jan A. 1005
Affergan, Francis 151
Agar, Jon 3765, R208, R538
Aggarwal, Abhilasha 2057
Agnew, Duncan R544
Agostoni, Claudia 2559, R809
Ahmad, Zaid 632
Aisenberg, Andrew R793
Ajani, Judith 3559
Akar, Nejat 3152
Akasoy, Anna 629
Akera, Atsushi 124, 3766, R4
Akerman, James R. 383, 621
Akers, Harry F. 2948
Álamo, Cecilio 1329
Albanese, Catherine L. 2434
Alberti, Fay Bound 2435, R565
Alberti, Samuel J. M. M. 2007, R36,
R469, R584, R732
Albrecht, Katharina 566
Albrecht, Roberta 1386
Albrile, Ezio 857
Albu, Emily R893
Aldrich, Michele L. 2968
Aldridge, Meryl 3593
Aldrin, Buzz 3836
Aleksander, Jason 1217
Aleksandrowicz, Ana Maria Coutinho
3439
Alemdaroǧlu, Ayça 3036
Alertz, Ulrich 1259
Alexander, Jennifer Karns 162
Alexanderson, Gerald L. 2800
Alexandrescu, Vlad 1400
Alfaro Bech, Virginia 905
Alfonso-Goldfarb, Ana M. 652
Alhacen 653
Allard, A. 654
Allart, Barbara 26
Allart, Dominique 971
Allen, Barbara L. 3443
Allen, Barry 569
Allen, David E. R1030
Allen, Garland 3013
Allen, Michael J. B. 1193
Allen, Michelle Elizabeth 2557
Allen, Mike Thad R902
Allen, Paul 231
Allen, T. G. 1266
Allhoff, Fritz 883, 1023
Allum, Nick 125, 126
Aloisio, Mario 3767
Alt, Wolfgang 423
Alter, Joseph S. 789
Alter, Stephen G. 2302, 2303, 2339,
2359, 2420
Altmann, Simon 2058
Altmann, Simon L. 2058
Altun, Ummuhan 477
Alvarado, Jesus 2611
Álvarez de Morales, Camilo R796
Álvarez Peláez, R. 3003
Álvarez, Bernardo Francisco
Meléndez 3295
Álvarez, Marı́a José Pérez 1896
Amadae, S. M. 3636
Amador, Filomena 377
Amar, Zohar 812
Ambrose, Kirk 1154
Ameringer, Carl F. 3264
Amiable, René 2612
Amigoni, David 215, 2304, 2408
Amouroux, Rémy 3070
Amrein, Martin 2305
Amsterdamska, Olga R63
Amundson, Ron 2278
Amundson, Ronald 2278
Anagnostou, Sabine 567, 1299
Anastopoulos, Charis 328
Anaxagoras 850
Ancet, Pierre 2340
Andersen, Hȧkon W. R423
Andersen, Hanne 1927
Anderson, J. L. 3390
Anderson, Katharine R35
Anderson, Lyall I. 2258
Anderson, Marynita R77
Anderson, R. G. W. R86, R353
Anderson, Stuart 1898, 3268
Anderson, Warwick 616, 627
Anderson, William D., Jr 2293
Andonova, Liliana B. 3444
Andrade Martins, Roberto de 2832
Andrade, Rômulo de Paula 3265
André, Louis 2612
Andreas Renner, Köln 1856
Andrei, Gabriela 2779
Andreini, Lucia 1059
Andrew, Donna T. R205
Andrews, Jonathan 556
Andriopoloulos, Stefan 2360
Angell, Marcia 3716
Animal Studies Group 390
Ankeny, Rachel A. R1050
Anker, Peder 3560, 3561, R97, R548
Annas, Julia 144
Ansari, S. M. Razaullah 774
Anstey, Peter R508
Anstey, Peter A. 1364
Anstey, Peter R. 1433, 1434, 1590
Antonitsch, Peter K. 261
Anzulewicz, Henryk 1017
Aoufi, Asdin 791
Appel, Toby A. 2436
Apple, Rima D. 2558
Applebaum, Wilbur R195, R674
Aragón Albillos, Santiago 2294
Arango, Diana Soto 1202
Arao Miyo 767
Arato, Franco 1745
Araujo, Aldo Mellender de 3004
Arboleda Aparicio, Luis Carlos 1202
Arce, Ignacio 673
Archinard, Margarida 248
Argüelles, Juan Carlos 3600
Arichi, Meri 713
Ariew, Roger 440, 1202, 1435, R384
Ariga, Nobumichi 1746
Arikha, Noga 508
Aris, Marc-Aeilko 979, 1017
Aristotle 930, 1104
Armenteros, Carolina 1849
Armogathe, Jean-Robert R413
Armon, Rony 1
Armour, Leslie 993, 1452
Armstrong, Carol 1979
Armstrong, Patrick H. 29
Armus, Diego 2559, 2578
Arnold, David 2204
Arnold, H. J. P. 3836
Arnold, Ken 1412
Arnoldi, Jakob 3422
Arntfield, Mike 3768
Aronowitz, Robert R231
Arora, Ashish 2635
Artés Hernández, José Antonio 853
Arthur, Paul 960
Artigas, Mariano 163, 1194
Artin, Emil 2801
Artis, Aderemi Ethan 1155
Artmann, Stefan 525
Asaro, Peter M. 3620
Aschenbrenner, Susanne 221
Ash, Eric H. 1565, R219
Ash, Mitchell G 183
Ashburner, Michael 3601
Ashby, Jack 435
Ashforth, Adam 3515
Ashmore, Malcolm 3526
Ashrafi, Babak 62
268
Ashwin, E. A. 1213
Ashworth, E. Jennifer 1018
Ashworth, Jennifer 1010
Ashworth, William 1664
Askey, Richard 2058
Aspray, William 605, 606
Asúa, Miguel de 1833
Attar, Samar 1436
Attenborough, David 206
Attfield, Robin 1452
Atti, Luisa 2851
Attie, Katherine Bootle 1381
Aubin, David 2612
Audisio, Gabriel 1639
Augustine, Dolores L. 3727
Ausécache, Mireille 1116
Avicenna 654
Avigad, Jeremy 2059
Avorn, Jerry 3717
Awty, Brian G. 1350
Ayala, Francisco J. 3010, R882,
R1077
Aydin, Cemil R511
Ayres, Peter 1818
Azevedo, Nara 3196
Azzolini, Monica R923
B Barrett, Penelope 756
Baader, Gerhard R577
Baas, Pieter 26
Babou, Igor 3621
Bach, Thomas R575
Bachimont, Bruno 88
Back, Werner 848
Backhouse, Roger 3644
Bäcklund, Jan 1269
Badino, Massimiliano R978
Badinter, Élisabeth 1649
Baffioni, Carmela R6, R49, R517,
R832, R833, R843, R926
Bag, A. K. 791
Baggerman, Arianne 1797
Bak-Jensen, Søren 3645
Baker, Brian 215
Baker, R. A. 2222
Baker, Victor R. R528
Bakhouche, Béatrice 1069
Bala, Arun 2
Balasubramaniam, R. 791, 953
Baldasso, Renzo 1171
Baldini Moscadi, Loretta 854
Baldini, Ugo 1202
Baldriga, Irene 1299
Baldwin, Peter 3646, R127
Baldwin, Robert 1283
Bales, Ellen R820
Ball, Philip 1203
Ballester, Luis Garcı́a 1202
Balser, Dana Scott 3520
Bandinelli, Angela 1760
Banks, David J. 498
Banks, Sir Joseph 1700
Banse, Gerhard R347
Bao Yu 67
Barakat, Meredith 3680
Baraldi, Enrico 184, 3329
Baratas Dı́az, A. 3064
Barbagli, Fausto 2243
Barber, Michael D. 3113
Barber, W. H. 1706
Author Index
Barbour, Judith 1671
Barbrook, Richard 3728
Barde, Robert 3266
Barham, Peter 3082
Barke, Richard P. 185
Barker, Andrew 894
Barker, Peter 1194, 1233, 1501, R587
Barnard, Peter R87, R242, R769
Barner, Klaus 887
Barnes, David S. 2560, 2565
Barnes, Emm 3647
Barnes, Eric C. 89
Barnes, Susan B. 3769
Barnett, Julie 3546
Barnett, M. R. 791
Barnett, Richard 570
Barnhart, Megan Kathleen 3445
Barnier, Martin 2726
Baron-Cohen, Simon 3063
Barona, J.L. 2749
Barona, Josep L. 1299, 3267
Barr, Donald A. 3695
Barragan Arce, Mario Julio 2670
Barras, Vincent 938, 2595
Barrelet, Jean-Marc 3098
Barrera-Osorio, Antonio 1284
Barrett, Paul F. 3365
Barros, Juanita De 2437
Barrow, Mark V., Jr. R324, R584
Barrow-Green, June 283, R14
Barry, Jonathan 538
Barsky, Constance K. 262
Bartel, Hans-Georg 2157
Bartels, Karl Heinz 567
Bartholomew, David J. 3080
Bartl, Anna 1141
Bartlett, Robert 994
Bashore, M. Andrea 1652
Bassett, Ross R804
Bassnett, Susan 1204
Bastide-van Gemert, Sacha la 2802
Baston, Lewis 3509
Bateman, Simone 470
Bates, A. W. 737, 2438
Bates, Ann 737
Bates, Bryan 821
Bates, David 3624
Batterman, Robert W. R250
Baudet, Jean 329, 460
Bauer, Martin W. 126
Bauer, Ralph 1205
Bauer, Reinhold 573, 2671
Baulu, Jean 1307
Baum, Richard 309
Baumann, Christian 1844
Baumeler, Carmen 592
Baumgarten, Elisheva 806
Bautista Bengoetxea, Juan 590
Bautista Ruiz, Hilario 906
Bayerl, Günter R294, R1006
Bayley, Mel 2060
Bazán, B. Carlos 995
Beale, Elaine 1857
Beale, Graeme R410
Beale, Norman 1857
Beaney, Michael 2061
Beardsley, Martyn 1643
Beatty, John 62
Beaumont, Sally 1509
Beck, Naomi R53
Beck, Roger 846
Beckman, Jenny 3329
Beckmann, Oskar 3484
Bedi, Joyce 408
Bediaga, Begonha 2223
Bednarek, Janet R. Daly 3404, R608
Beech, Martin 2109
Beeley, Philip 298
Beer, Dame Gillian 2180
Beer, Daniel 2361, 2389
Béguelin, Sylvia 2266
Behera, Pradeep K. 791
Beinart, William 400
Beintema, Jaap J. 2996
Beldarraı́n Chaple, Enrique 2341
Belhoste, Jean-François 2612
Belkin, Gary S. 3648
Bell, Trudy E. R1079
Bellamy, Matthew J. 2907
Bellanger, Silke 3649
Bellhouse, D.R. 1725
Belli, Gabriella 370
Bellin, Joshua David 2439
Bello, Patrizia Di R1021
Bellon, Richard 1951, R35, R1009
Bellver, José 645
Belmar, Antonio R386
Belmar, Antonio Garcı́a 1202
Belmartino, Susana 2559
Belmonte, Juan Antonio 823, 836,
841, 842
Belot, Robert 2612
Beltran, Maria Helena Roxo 1270
Beltrão, Jane Felipe 2440
Belzen, J. A. van 3071
Ben Yom Tov, David 803
Ben-Menahem, Hanina 68
Benad-Wagenhoff, Volker 602
Benchimol, Jaime Larry 2333
Bendersky, Joseph W. 3072
Benedek, Thomas G. 3153
Benedict, Carol R285
Benjafield, John G. 3073
Benjamin, Ludy T., Jr. 2362
Benner, Mats 3446
Bennett, Ira 3729
Bennett, Jim 263, 1900, 2766
Bennett, N. H. 1643
Benninghaus, Christina 3154, 3155
Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette 3,
1660, 3544, 3545, 3730
Benson, Keith R. R424, R444, R879
Bentley, Ronald 3315
Benum, Edgeir 3447
Beranek, Leo 3330
Beretta, Marco 954, R36, R166
Berg, Maxine 1901
Bergdolt, Klaus R526
Berge, Marion Schulte zu R596
Berggren, J. L. 902
Berggren, J. Lennart 296
Berghe, G. Vanden 2813
Berghe, Guido Vanden 1159
Bergland, Renée L. 2110
Bergmann, Anna 509
Bergmann, Axel 567
Bergmans, Luc 298
Bériou, Nicole 464
Berkel, Klaas van R486
Berlivet, Luc 3268
Berman, Bob 3821
Bernabeu-Mestre, Josep 3305
Bernal, Encarnación 2564
Bernard, Alain 75, R31

Bernardi, Philippe 1142
Bernardini, Jean-Marc 2342
Bernecker, Walther L. 1934
Berner, Margit 3060
Bernhardt, Karl-Heinz 2181
Berns, Jörg Jochen 1232
Bernschneider-Reif, Sabine 567
Bernstein, Jeremy 2833
Berquist, Emily Kay 1798
Berridge, Virginia 538, 3268
Berry, F. Clifton, Jr. 523
Berryman, Sylvia 873
Bersenev, V. L. 371
Berthelot, Jean-Michel 49, 151
Bertoloni Meli, Domenico 1423
Bertomeu Sánchez, José Ramón 1202
Bertomeu-Sánchez, José Ramón R326
Bertucci, Paola 1660, 1747, R272
Berube, David R11, R723
Bes, Philip 960
Bessire, François 1649
Bessire, Marie-Jeanne Liengme 2266
Betegh, Gábor R170
Bethe, Hans A. 2834
Bettina, Heyl 1925
Betts, Jonathan 1740, 1905
Bevilacqua, Fabio 1748
Beyer, Kurt R5
Beyler, Richard H. 2761, 2835, R962
Bezza, Giuseppe 1070
Bhāskara 771
Bhattacharya, Sanjoy 3696
Bhujle, Sudha 775
Biagioli, Mario 186
Bialas, Volker 1502
Biale, David 68
Bianchi, Luca 1017
Biard, Joel 999
Bickel, Marcel H. R1044
Bickerstaff, K. 3731
Biehler, Dawn 3269
Bienia, Daniel 571
Bienvenu, Alexis R703
Bigg, Charlotte R462
Biggs, David R1051
Bijker, Wiebe E. 3562
Bijsterveld, Karin 3331
Bille, Matt 3833
Biller, Peter 978
Billington, David P. 2613
Billington, David P., Jr. 2613
Bimbot, René 2836
Binks, Peter 574
Binzley, Ronald A. 3489
Birch, Kean 3584
Bircham, Peter M. M. 436
Bird, Jon 3770
Birkhead, T. R. R385
Birman, Joel 552
Birn, Anne-Emanuelle 2561, 3270,
3275
Bishop, Louise M. 1117
Biswas, Arun Kumar 792
Bitbol-Hespériès, Annie 440
Bittel, Carla Jean 1966
Bivins, Roberta 4, R160
Bivins, Roberta E. 4, 510, 623
Black, Brian 2245, 2949
Black, Scott 1387
Black, Suzanne 2837
Blackadder, Neil 2565
Author Index
Blackbourn, David 401, 1807
Blackman, David J. 962
Blackman, Helen 2295
Blackmore, John T. 1926
Blackwell, Richard J. 1401
Blanco Abellan, Mónica 1722
Blanes-Nadal, Georgina 2162
Blanke, Horst Walter 1561
Blass, Thomas 3074, 3631
Blay, Michel 1649
Bléchet, Françoise 1683
Bleichmar, Daniela 1819
Bleidick, Dietmar 573
Bleker, Johanna 221, 543
Bloch, David 930
Block, Laurie 3275
Block, Leo 572
Blok, Anders 164
Blok, Gemma R956
Blom, Ida 2441
Blomkvist, Pär 3650
Blondel, Christine 1660
Bluebond-Langner, Myra 3275
Bluma, Lars 573
Blume, Stuart 3179
Blume, Stuart S. 3723
Blumtritt, Oskar R566, R1081
Blustein, Bonnie Ellen R831
Boantza, Victor 1761
Boantza, Victor D. 1539, 1762, 1763
Bobory, Dora 1299
Bobrick, Benson 327
Bocock, Jean 3509
Boden, Margaret A. 2663
Boersma, Kees 3376
Bofinger, Ulrike 567
Bogaart, Saskia 973
Bogolyubov, N. N. 1723
Bohak, Gideon 798
Böhme, Gernot 530, 3156
Bohr, Niels 2838
Boisvert, Kate Grayson 2733
Bolens, Guillemette 1118
Boles, John B. 2768
Bolin, Bert 3550
Bolsokhoyeva, Natalia 738, 755
Bolt, Marvin R599, R1061
Bolzoni, Lina 432
Bonah, Christian R409
Bondio, Mariacarla Gadebusch 511
Boner, Patrick 1521
Boner, Patrick J. 1503
Bonfiglioli, Stefania 937
Bonifay, Michel 960
Bonillo, Jean Lucien 2614
Bonillo, Jean-Lucien 2614
Bonine, M. E. 646
Boniolo, Giovanni 90
Bonmariage, Cecile 981
Bonner, Anthony 996
Bonneuil, Christophe 816
Bont, Raf De 2306
Boockmann, Friederike 1365, 1522
Boomgaard, Peter 757
Booms, Dirk 960
Boon, Heather 3680
Booth, Christopher C. 1858
Borck, Cornelius 592, 3065, 3066
Bordogna, Francesca 2363
Borg, Kevin L. 3332
269
Borgato, Maria Teresa 1202
Borgwardt, Götz 3157
Borrás, Susana 3453
Borrello, Mark E. R440
Borsay, Anne 2442
Borsdorf, Axel 1934
Bos, Egbert P. 1018
Bos, Gerrit 803, 807, 809
Bosch, Reinoud 91
Bösche, Klaus 2615
Boschiero, Luciano 1504, R100
Bosemberg, Zoe 1079
Bossi, Laura 479
Bostanci, Adam 3448, 3614
Bostwick, Todd W. 821
Böszörmenyi, Laszlo 3771
Bots, Hans 75
Botstein, Leon 2682
Böttcher, Frauke 1749
Boudan, Christian 609
Boudet, Jean-Patrice 986
Boudia, Soraya 165, 3697, R812
Boudon, Raymond 494
Boulnois, Olivier 997
Bouloux, Nathalie 1094
Bourdeau, Michel 2402
Bourdieu, Jérôme 559
Boureau, Alain 987
Bourne, W. R. P. 1103
Boursier, Louise 1591
Boutroue, Marie-Elisabeth 1299
Bouvier, Béatrice 2614
Bowden, A. J. 318, 414
Bowen, Alan C. 876, 895
Bowker, Geoffrey C. 1943
Bowler, Peter J. 2307, 2308, 2734,
R16
Bowles, Mark D. 3833
Bowman, Diana M. 574
Boyer, Pascal 236
Boylan, Michael 939
Boyle, Alison R672
Boyle, Eric W. 3158
Boyle, Marjorie O’Rourke 1592, 1593
Bracken, Hillary Jean 3271
Brading, K. A. 2839
Bradley, R. E. 1725
Bradley, Robert E. 1724, 1725
Brady, Niall 1154
Brain, Robert M. R614
Brain, Robert Michael 1927
Brams, Jozef 1017
Brashear, Ronald R928
Brassley, Paul 3804
Brattain, Michelle 3487
Braude, Benjamin 464
Braun, Hans-Joachim R1068
Braun, Helmut 3333
Braund, James 3005
Braunschweig, Sabine 3159, R593,
R753
Bravo Garcı́a, Antonio 676
Bray, Francesca R312, R313
Brede, Christina 2616
Bredekamp, Horst 1562
Breen, Louise A. R176
Breger, Herbert 8, 298
Bregman, Alvan 1594
Bregoli, Francesca 1640
Breidbach, Olaf 8, 1380, 1810, 1927,
1949
Breidert, W. 1725
Breidert, Wolfgang 298
Bremer, G. J. 3160
270
Brenmer, Robert 817
Brenner, Anastasios R327, R811
Brenni, Paolo 2016, 2133
Brent, Jonathan 3161
Brentjes, Sonja 640, 1194
Bresadola, Marco 1834
Bresalier, Michael 2490
Bret, Patrice 75, 1411, 2205
Breteau, Jean-Louis 1437
Brewer, Daniel 1707
Brewer, John D. 495, 3127
Brewster-Lee, Dorothy 3300
Bridson, Gavin 391
Brieger, Gert H. R885
Brier, Søren 3478
Brinckmann, Andrea 3425
Brinkschulte, Eva 543
Brint, Steven 3510
Brisson, Luc 918
Bristow, Joseph 2565
Britton, John A. 2664
Britton, John P. R504
Broad, Jacqueline 1426
Brock, C. Helen 1867
Brock, Claire 1737, R1092
Brock, Stephen L. 1005
Brock, W. H. 1641, R630
Brock, William H. 1928, 3162
Brodsky, Phyllis 512
Broelmann, Jobst R124
Broks, Peter 166
Brooke, John 1194
Brooke, John Hedley 225, 2158, 2309,
R169, R389, R581
Brookes, Barbara 2443
Brooks, George 1154
Brooks, Nathan M. 2908
Broom, C. Ian 2617
Brosco, Jeffrey P. 3275
Brouwer, Christine Elisabeth 1571
Brouwer, L. E. J. 298
Brouwere, Vincent De 1859
Brown, Andrew 1649
Brown, Bryson 441
Brown, Craig 3499
Brown, Edward M. R914
Brown, James Robert R757
Brown, Katrina 3554
Brown, Mark B. 3453
Brown, Nik 582
Brown, Richard E. 3631
Brown, Stuart 1438
Brown, Theodore M. R908
Browne, Janet 1932
Bru, Bernard 290
Bruegel, Martin 559
Brüggemeier, Franz Josef 406
Brugger, Peter 1580
Bruland, Kristine 1902
Bruna, Denis 464
Brundtland, Terje 1687
Brunschön, Carl Wolfram 926
Brunton, Deborah 2562
Brunton-Smith, Ian 125
Brush, Stephen G. 62
Bruyns, Willem F. J. Mörzer 1688
Bryan, James 2111
Bryant, Karl Edward 3681
Bryden, David J. 2766
Bryder, Linda 538, 3272
Brykman, Geneviève 1439
Author Index
Bryld, Mette 469
Brzezinski, Matthew 3822
Bucchi, Massimiano 160
Buchhaupt, Siegfried R709
Buchwald, Jed Z. 1525
Buckingham, Hugh W. 2350
Buckland, Michael 3381
Bucur, Maria 3060
Bud, Robert 3316, 3718
Buell, Paul D. 624
Bufton, Mark W. 3268, 3273, 3309
Bugos, Glenn E. R615
Buhs, Joshua Blu R947
Buijsman, Ed R1073
Buiter, Hans 3347
Buklijas, T. 1119
Buklijas, Tatjana 2444
Bulcão, Lúcia Grando 2769
Bulirsch, Roland 1365
Buller, David J. 480, 484
Bullock, Seth 2665
Burchardt, Anja 221
Burchardt, Lothar 2421
Burchell, Kevin 3805, 3806
Burchsted, Fred 2224
Burchsted, J. C. A. 2224
Burckhardt, Martin 1419
Burek, C. V. 414
Burek, Cynthia V. 2969
Burger, Maria 1017
Buridan, Jean 998
Burke, Janine 2364
Burke, Peter 1853
Burke, Stacie 2432
Burkhardt, Frederick 2035
Burkhardt, Richard W. R225
Burkhardt, Richard W., Jr. 2225, R701
Burn, Bob 284
Burnett, Charles 803, 968, 1045,
R158, R775
Burnett, D. Graham 187, 1526
Burnett, Tom R879
Burney, Ian 2445
Burnham, John 3282
Burningham, Kate 3546
Burns, Chester R. R653
Burns, D. Thorburn R883
Burns, Gene 176
Burns, Robert 1723
Burns, Robert Ignatius 1143
Busby, Helen 3584
Busi, Giulio 1071
Bustamante Garcı́a, Jesús 2409
Bustamante, Martha Cecilia R126
Butler, Orville R. 3834
Buton, François 2446
Butorina, Ljudmila A. 2193
Butrica, Andrew J. 3833, R403
Butt, Leslie 3694
Butterworth, Charles E. 69
Büttner, Jochen 1256
Buxton, William J. 2756
Buyens, Vincent 1388
Byford, Andy 2365, 3075
Bynum, W. F. 2447
Bynum, William F. 70
Byron, Jason M. 417
C Carlson, Thomas A. 236
Cabella, Wanda 3270
Cabello Carro, Paz 2415
Cabré i Pairet, Montserrat R889
Cabré, Montserrat 1138
Cachey, Theodore J. 1289
Cadeddu, Antonio 1929
Cadée, Gerhard C. R471, R881
Cadigan, Sean T. R654
Caeton, Daniel A. 3772
Cahan, David 1968
Cai Hai-rong 680
Caiazzo, Irène 968
Cain, Joe 3006
Calder, Dale R. 2280
Calderón Dorda, Estebán 907
Caldini Montanari, Roberta 908
Calero, Marı́a Luisa 2564
Calff, Josje 26
Calinger, R. S. 1725
Callahan, Xavier 2705
Callataÿ, Godefroid de 909
Callebat, L. R115
Callender, Craig R532
Calvert, Jane 152, 2987, 3448, 3590
Calvo Martı́nez, José Luis 860–862
Camardi, Giovanni R16
Camargo, Kenneth Rochel de, Jr. 625
Cambrosio, Alberto 160
Camerota, Filippo 1418
Camerota, Michele 1257
Camilleri, Kristian 2840, 2841, R108
Campbell, Gordon R645
Campbell, Margaret 2448
Campbell-Kelly, Martin 606, 3382,
3773, 3775
Campos, Carlos Eduardo Aguilera
3274
Campos, Tarcisio Passos Ribeiro de
3170
Canalejo, Carmen González 2563
Canaparo, Claudio 270
Candaux, Jean-Daniel 1649
Caneva, Kenneth R745
Caneva, Kenneth L. 1927, 2134, R367
Cañizares-Esguerra, Jorge R29
Cannariato, Christy A. 2310
Cannella, Anne-Françoise 1144
Cantor, David 3179, 3651
Cantor, G. N. 805
Cantor, Geoffrey 805, 1998, 2311,
R307, R369, R395, R514
Cantor, Norman F. 1120
Canzler, Weert R717
Cao, Cong 3500
Cao, Tian Yu 62
Caparrini, S. 1725
Caparrini, Sandro 2062
Capitaine, Nicole 75
Caplan, Arthur L. 177
Caplan, James R262
Caponi, Gustavo 3585
Caponi, Sandra 1789, 3303
Capra, Fritjof 1156
Capuzzo, Paolo 3347
Carbonell, Eudald 446
Carbonetti, Adrián 2449
Carey, Hilary M. R71
Carignan, Michael 2431
Carlin, Laurence 1440
Carling, Gerd 739
Carlson, Douglas 2944
Carlson, Elof A. 3037
Carlson, Elof Axel 465
Carlsson, Anders R866

Carlton, Caroline 2282
Carlton, Charles 2282
Carneiro, Ana 373, 377
Carolino, Luı́s Miguel 1202
Caron, François 2612
Caroti, Stefano 999, 1000
Carpine-Lancre, Jacqueline 2997
Carpintero, H. 3087
Carr, Anna 3546
Carr, Nicholas G. 3383
Carr, Susan 3460
Carrara, Sérgio 2578, 3163
Carraud, Vincent 1441
Carrier, Michael 1703
Carrillo, Ana Maria 2578
Carrillo, Juan L. 2564
Carroll, Patrick 188
Carroll, Sean B. 3591
Carroll, Victoria 2226, 2259, R43
Carroy, Jacqueline 2390
Carruthers, Jane 2950
Carson, Cathryn 3513
Carson, John R1080
Carter, Eric D. R863
Carter, Rosalynn 3682
Cartwright, Julyan H. E. 372
Carusi, Paola 658
Case, Bettye Anne 285
Cassell, Justine 3774
Cassidy, Angela 3625
Cassidy, Victor M. 2246
Cassier, Maurice 3164, 3317
Cassou-Noguès, Pierre 2049
Castagnoli, Luca 874
Castel, Pierre-Henri 151, 481
Castelão-Lawless, Teresa R304
Castelli, Daniela 1301
Castillo, Jesús Carrillo 432
Castonguay, Stéphane 3391
Castro Soler, Elena 1279
Casulleras, Josep 651
Cat, Jordi 3076
Catrib, Ana Maria Fontenelle 266
Cavallaro, Federico 1271
Cavallo, Sandra 1595
Caveing, Maurice 75
Cavicchi, Elizabeth R56
Ceccagnoli, Marco 2635
Celeyrette, Jean 999, 1001, 1080,
R365
Centocanti, Duilio 1114
Ceranski, Beate 221
Cermák, Vladimir 377
Cerquiglini-Toulet, Jacqueline 464
Cerulus, Frans A. 1750
Ceruzzi, Paul 3775
Ceruzzi, Paul E. 575, 3732
Cesalli, Laurent 1018
Chabás, José 1202, R279
Chadarevian, Soraya de R288
Chadwick, Andrew 3776
Chahrour, Marcel 2450
Chakabarti, Ranatosh 2182
Chaloner, W. G. 2970
Chaloner, William G. 2260
Chambat, Frédéric 1751
Chambers, David Wade 613
Chambers, N. A. 1701
Chambers, Neil 1700
Chami, Felix A. 817
Champeau, Virginie 2612
Author Index
Chan Chia-feng 740
Chan, Maureen Gillen R229
Chandler, Jennifer 189
Chaney, Sandra 3563
Chang, Hasok R18
Chang, Hui-Hua 940
Chang, Ku-Ming (Kevin) 1540, 1774
Chaperon, Danielle 464
Chaplin, Joyce E. 1777
Chaplin, Joyce Elizabeth 1802
Chapman, Kenneth Milton 3148
Chappert, A. R871
Charmasson, Thérèse 2025
Charrak, Andre 298
Chart, David 2766
Chassagne, Annie 1684
Chatterij, Srishti D. 1642
Chatterjee, Helen 435
Chattopadhyay, Pranab K. 791
Chaumeil, Jean-Pierre 2415
Chauveau, Sophie 2599
Chaves-Carballo, E. 3165
Cheang, Sarah 2227
Cheape, Hugh 1428
Cheater, Christine 2008
Chekin, Leonid S. 1095
Chemla, Karine 151
Chen Kai-xian 705
Chen Shou 3427
Chen Wei 3787
Chen Xiang-yi 2618
Chen Yue 1527
Chen, Dung-sheng 3449, 3450
Chen-Morris, Raz 1479
Chene, Dennis Des 1569, 1626
Chenoweth, Michael 1778
Cherni, Amor R441
Cherry, Shai 2735
Chester, Graham 3238
Cheung, Tobias 1811, R455
Cheyne, Colin 113
Childers, Joseph W. 2565
Chilvers, C. A. J. R414
Chimisso, Cristina 2780, R984
Chinnici, Ileana 2135
Chipman, Leigh 670
Chittenden, David 243
Choi, Hyungsub 3733, 3734, R568,
R933
Chompalov, Ivan 274
Chonaill, Siobhan Ni 1847
Choné, Paulette 1178
Christen, Markus 474, 592
Christensen, Dan Charly 1927
Christianidis, Jean 888
Christianson, J. R. 1234
Chukwuezi, Barth 817
Chung, Deborah D. L. 3423
Church, Roy 2600
Churchill, Fredrick B. 3013
Ciabuschi, Francesco 3329
Ciampini, Emanuele M. 837
Ciancio, Luca 370
Cianfanelli, Simone 2267
Ciardi, Marco 2159
Cilia, Daniel 822
Cioc, Marc 406
Cirillo, Vincent J. 71
Clair, Jean-Jacques 2612
Clancey, Gregory 689
Clark, Constance Areson 2736
271
Clark, David O. 3077
Clark, J. F. M. R1002, R1012
Clark, Kathleen 286
Clark, Linda L. 1994
Clark, Michael J. 3282
Clark, Stephanie Brown R71
Clark, Stephen R. L. 1452
Clark, Stuart 2112
Clark, Tim W. 2255
Clarke, Adele E. 3392
Clarke, Deborah 3334
Clarke, Desmond M. 1366
Clarke, John 3501
Clarke, Mark R67
Clarysse, Willy 962
Clayton, Martin 206, 1573
Cleal, Christopher J. 2261, 2969
Cleere, Eileen 2565
Clercq, Peter de 2017
Clercq, Steven W. G. de 26
Clericuzio, Antonio 1317
Clift, Roland 3546
Clode, Danielle 1790
Clúa Serena, José Antonio 907
Clucas, Stephen 1157, 1166, 1206,
1549, 1860
Clulee, Nicholas R725
Clulee, Nicholas H. 1442
Clutton-Brock, Martin 1235
Coates, Peter 2247
Coates, Peter A. 392
Cobos Bueno, José M. 2063
Cocks, Geoffrey 3166
Coen, Deborah R. 18
Coenen, Reinhard 3425
Coffey, Mary K. 3038
Cogdell, Christina 3038
Coggon, Jennifer 2278
Cohen, Ben 2451
Cohen, Claudine 1557
Cohen, Elizabeth S. 1623
Cohen, H. Floris 1158, R23
Cohen, Lawrence 3694
Cohen, R. S. 1927
Cohen, Sarah 1389
Cohen, Stephen M. 2842, 2909
Cohen, Wesley M. 2635
Cohen, William A. 2565
Cohen, Yves 2612
Cohen-Cole, Jamie 3114, 3626
Cohen-Gadol, Aaron A. 2452
Colan, Horia 2612
Cole, Simon A. 190, R921
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 2183
Coley, Noel R192
Coley, Noel G. R466
Colgrove, James R767
Colinet, Andrée 1090
Collard, Franck 988
Collin, Robert W. 3564
Collinet, Cécile 49, 151
Collins, Alan 3078
Collins, Derek 863
Collins, Harry 127, 144
Collins, John 482
Collins, Kenneth 808
Collins, Samuel Gerald 276
Collis, Robert 1550
Colp, Ralph, Jr. 1930
Colyvas, Jeannette A. 3464
Comacchio, Cynthia R. 3275
Combe, Jean-Marc 2612
Comiskey, Carolyn Ward 3167
272
Condrau, Flurin 221, 513
Coni, Nicholas 3168
Conley, Tom 384
Conlin, Michael F. R183
Conn, Steven 504
Conner, Clifford D. 5
Connolly, Cynthia A. 3276
Connor, James A. R102
Contessa, Gabriele 92
Contosta, David R. 1931
Conway, Erik M. 3551, R887
Cook, Alexandra 1820
Cook, G. C. 2453
Cook, Gordon C. 2454
Cook, Harold J. 72, 366, R891, R1082
Cook, Margaret G. 1443
Cook, Mark J. 2357
Cooke, Kathy J. 2672
Cookson, Gillian R69
Coombs, Jan Gregoire 3277
Cooper, Carolyn C. 2619
Cooper, Fredrick A. 962
Cooper, Melinda 1980
Cooper, Neil J. 514
Cooper, Rachel R82
Coopersmith, Jonathan 50
Cooter, Roger 51, 3698
Corbin, Brenda 1738
Cormack, Lesley B. 23
Corn, Jacqueline Karnell 3699
Corneanu, Sorana R543
Cornell, Thomas D. 2750
Cornforth, John 2927
Corry, Leo 2064, 2078, 3777
Corry, Richard 350
Corsi, Pietro 373, 1665, 1812
Cortada, James W. 603
Cortas, Chadi S. 3652
Cortat, Alain 2612
Cortesi, Paolo 364
Corti, Francesca 3169
Corti, Lorenzo 875
Cosme, Alba Morales 2606
Costa, Kelerson Semerene 1661
Cotta, Rosângela Minardi Mitre 3701
Cotte, Michel 2612
Cotter, Donald 2910
Cotterill, Michael S. 1266
Cottingham, John R543
Counet, Jean-Michel 298, 981
Courcelle, Olivier 1649, 1726
Courtenay, William J. 1002
Coutelle, Alain R880
Cowan, Edward J. 1428
Cowan, Ruth Schwartz 3007, R1049
Coward, Harold G. 280
Cowham, Mike 3505
Cox, Thomas R. 402
Coyne, George V. R927
Coze, Jean Le 791, 1145
Cozzoli, Danielle 1476
Craddock, Paul T. 791, 962
Craig, Stephen C. R688
Craik, Alex D. D. 2065
Crato, Nuno 1046
Cravens, Hamilton R1
Crawford, Cassandra S. 2455
Creager, Angela N. H. 3179, 3602,
3603
Crease, Robert P. 144
Crellin, J. K. R104
Author Index
Crellin, John K. 2601
Cresto, Eleonora 3028
Crisciani, Chiara 1121
Croce, Paul Jerome R531
Crocker, Robert 1596
Croft, William J. 249
Crone, Christian 567
Crosby, Marshall R. 1800
Crosland, Maurice 1424
Crosland, Maurice P. 1658
Crossley, John N. 287
Crow, James 955
Crowe, Michael J. 330, 1739
Crowley, Stephen R277
Crowther, Kathleen R221
Crowther-Heyck, Kathleen R974
Crozier, Anna 818
Crozier, Ivan 466, 2535, R730
Cruz-Sotomayor, Beatriz 1189
Cuenca, Carmen Risquez 503
Cueto, Marcos 2578, 2589, 3700, R65
Cullen, Christopher 745
Cumo, Christopher 3335
Cuneo, Pia 1302
Cunningham, Andrew 1003
Cunningham, Clifford 2113
Cunningham, Michael 1779
Cunningham-Burley, Sarah 3595
Cuomo, Serafina 956, 962
Cuperschmid, Ethel Mizrahy 3170
Cupillari, Antonella 1727
Curd, Martin 115
Curd, Patricia 850
Currell, Susan 3038
Currier, James David 2034
Curth, Louise Hill 1361
Curtis, Charles W. 2078
Curtis, Robert I. 962, R1013
Curtis, Stephan 2566, 2567
Cushing, Angela R459
Cutcliffe, Stephen H. 128, 3753
Czech, Herwig 3060
D De Michelis, Elizabeth 741
D’Adderio, Luciana 3798
d’Aguilar, Jacques 437
D’Ambrosio, Ubiratan 288
D’Ancona, Cristina 633, 1017
D’Angio, Agnès 2612
D’Antonio, Lawrence A. 1724
D’Aronco, Maria Amalia 1122
Da Silva, Filipe Carreira 2403
da Silva, Paulo José Carvalho 483
Dacome, Lucia 1845, 1861, R720
Dagron, Tristan 440
Dahl, Edward H. 384
Dahlberg, Laurie Virginia 2620
Dahlbom, Taika Helola 415
Dale, Pamela 2536, 3238
Dalton, David A. 2268
Dance, Peter 1307
Daniel, Dane T. 367, R999
Daniel, Pete 3807
Daniel, Ute 3384
Danielson, Dennis 1236
Danielson, Dennis Richard 1237
Danisch, Robert C. R391
Darby, Michael R. 2635
Darby, Robert 2456
Darnell, Regna 499, R210
Darrigol, Olivier 62, 2066, R523
Darwin, Charles 2035, 2312, 2313
Das, Veena R609
Dasher, Douglas R585
Daston, Lorraine 62, 117, 153, 271,
438, 1167, 1477, 1927, 2366, 2682,
R161
Daszkiewicz, Piotr 1803, 2228, 2296
Datta, Ann R519
Datta, Prasanta K. 791
Dauben, Joseph 8, 296
Dauben, Joseph W. 706
Daugherty, Debra 2136
Dauphinais, Michael 1004
Davenport, Anne R916
Davenport, Anne Ashley 1444
Davenport, Charles Benedict 3063
Davenport, Derek A. R907
David, Barry 1004
David-Ménard, Monique 3079
Davidovitch, Nadav R767
Davidson, Cynthia C. 3354
Davidson, Jane P. 416
Davidson, Martha 2951
Davidson, Roger 3654
Davie, Neil 2391, R76
Davies, Kerry 556
Davies, Linda Margaret 2568
Davies, Owen 1428
Davis Philip, A. G. 2820
Davis, A. E. L. 1505
Davis, Devra 3653
Davis, Edward B. 1402, 2737, 2843,
R144, R773
Davis, Gayle 3654
Davis, Lance E. 2635
Davis, Timothy 403
Dawson, Gowan 1981, R951
Dawson, Max 3778
Dawson, Virginia P. 3833, R112
Daxecker, Franz 1238
Day, Michael A. R174
Day-O’Connell, Jeremy 2107
De Bellis, Ennio 1218
De Frenza, Lucia 1780
De Leo, A. 2998
De Risi, Vincenzo 1478
Deacon, Harriet 2457
Deakin, Michael A. B. 889
Dean, Dennis R. 1781, 2183
Deane-Drummond, Celia 233
Dear, Peter 31, 1528, R95
Dear, Peter Robert 1357
Débarbat, Suzanne 1689, 2821, R3,
R1017
Debru, Claude 122, 418, 461
Debue-Barazer, Christine 3318
Debus, Allen G. 366, R330, R924
Decaen, Christopher A. 331
Decker, Hannah S. R664
Decker, Michael 957
Decker, Natalja 221
Dee, Richard 2681
Deichmann, U. 3034
Deichmann, Ute 2334, 3008, 3029,
3034
Dejours, Christophe 470
Deken, Jean Marie 2884
Dekker, Dirk-Jan 1081
Dekker, Elly 250, 984
Dekker, Rudolf 1627
Dekosky, Robert K. R894
del Pino Dı́az, Fermı́n 2415

Delange, Yves 1813
Delaporte, François 2367
Delbourgo, James 614, 1628, 1752,
R900, R1054
Delft, Dirk van 2844, 2845, R1001
Delille, Emmanuel 3239
Delisle, Richard G. 2343
Dell, Heather 3694
Dellagi, Koussay 2585
Deltete, R. J. 2160
DeLuzio, Crista 2392
Demaitre, Luke E. 515
Demidov, Sergei S. 298
Demortier, Guy R72, R73, R92, R343,
R383, R694
DeMowbray, Malcolm 985
Dendle, Peter 1100, 1122
Deng Ke-hui 714, 715
Deng Ming-li 2067, 2803
Deng, Chung-Yeh 3449
Denniss, John 289
Denny, Mark 576
Dentinger, Rachel Mason R39
Descartes, René 1446
Desmond, Adrian J. 1932
Desmond, Ray 430
Despeaux, Sloan Evans 2068, 2078
Desrochers, Pierre 2622
Desroches, Dennis 93
Dessai, Suraje 3554
Dessaux, Pierre-Antoine 2673
Detchessahar, Mathieu 2612
Dettelbach, Michael 1927
Deuraseh, Nurdeen R656
DeVorkin, David R1000
DeVorkin, David H. R261, R652
Devreese, J. T. 1159
DeVries, Willem A. 2781
Dew, Nicholas 614, 1416, R402
Dewan, Lawrence 1005
Dewbury, Adam 2410
Dewhirst, David W. 2766
DeWitt, Larry W. R375
Dezhina, Irina 20
Dhawan, B. N. R940
Dhombres, Jean 32
Di Liscia, Daniel A. 1365
di Palo, Lucia 1835
Di Paolo, Ezequiel A. 3770
Di Pasquale, Giovanni 954
Diamond, Cora 2782
Dias, Glauce 3701
Dı́az, Edna Suárez 3604
Dı́az-Andreu Garcı́a, Margarita 2423
Dick, Wolfgang R. 1365
Dickerson, James L. 560
Dickinson, Frederick R. 530, 2748
Didi-Huberman, Georges 1419
Didier, Béatrice 1649
Dienel, Hans-Liudger R594
Dietrich, Michael R. 3009, 3592
Dı́ez, Jose 94
Digby, Anne 2458, R702, R992
Digrius, Dawn Mooney 2262
Dijk, J. R598
Dijkhuizen, Sietzo 2248
Dijksterhuis, Fokko Jan 1529
Dilley, Stephen Craig 95
Dillon, Justin R890
DiMeo, Michelle R1092
Dimopoulos, Vassilios G. 941
Author Index
Dinçkal, Noyan 2621, 3347, R345
Dinello, Daniel 207
Dingwall, Robert 3593
Disco, Cornelis 3347
Ditchfield, G. M. 1654
Dittmann, Frank R75
Ditzen, Stefan 1417
Dix, Andreas 2953
Dixon, Laurinda R953
Dixon, Richard W. 2883
Dixon, Thomas 2368
Djebbar, Ahmed 662
Dmitriev, Igor S. 2161
Doctorow, E. L. 2682
Dodds, Gregory D. R725
Dodds, Rachel E. 167
Doel, Ronald E. R632, R852
Doerfler, W. 3034
Dolan, Brian 22, 516
Dolza, Luisa 1258
Doménech Torres, José 3539
Doménech, Rosa M.a Medina R612
Domingo, Carmel Ferragud 1139
Domı́nguez-Rodrı́guez, M. V. 1322
Domosławski, Zbigniew 2459
Donald, Diana 1669
Donati, Silvia 1082
Dong-won, Shin 2460
Dongarra, Jack 3779
Dongen, Jeroen van 2846–2848
Doniger, Wendy 784
Donovan, Arthur R88
Doolan, Gregory T. 1005
Dooren, Thom Van 3808
Dörfel, Günter 2849
Doria, Miguel de França 3554
Doroshow, Deborah Blythe 3240
Dörries, Matthias 374, 2933
Dotan, Igal R706
Dott, Robert H. 2973
Douay-Soublin, Françoise 1649
Douchet, Sébastien 1105
Dougall, Rona 3299, 3313
Dougherty, Jude P. 332
Dougherty, M. V. 1250
Douglas, A. Starr 1799
Douglas, Deborah G. 3405
Douglas, Gina R46, R339
Dowbiggin, Ian 2706
Downer, John 3823
Downes, Jennifer 2766
Downes, Stephen M. 484
Downey, Greg 3615, R62
Downing, Lisa R84
Doyle, Barry M. 3171
Doyle, Julie 3565
Dracobly, Alex 2461
Draelants, Isabelle 973
Drago, Antonino 2850
Dragoni, Giorgio 2851
Drake, Frances 3780
Drake, Stillman 1418
Drancourt, Michel 539
Dreary, Ian J. 3080
Drees, Willem B. 233
Dresen, Leen R284
Dressel, Gert 87
Dressendörfer, Werner 567
Dreyer, Mechthild 1017
Dreyfus, Hubert 127, 144
273
Driel, H. van 3336
Driel-Murray, Carol van 962
Dröscher, Ariane 423, 2335, R527
Droste, Peter Johannes 1146
Drummond, José Augusto 2977
Dry, Sarah R18
Dryden, Donald 96
Duan Yao-yong 758
Dube, R. K. 793
Duchenne, Marie-Christine 972
Duchesneau, François R721
Ducheyne, Steffen 1367, 1506, 1551,
R725
Duchin, Moon R643, R1056
Düchting, Reinhard 1561
Ducos, Joëlle 973
Ducret, Jean-Jacques 3098
Dudley, Will 1708
Duffin, Jacalyn 226, 517
Duffy, Matthew James 3241
Dugac, Pierre 290
Dugatkin, Lee Alan 2314
Duggan, Eileen P. 1800
Duggins, Pat 3824
Dulac, Liliane 1097
Dumbreck, Geoff 1431
Dunbar, Robin I. M. 2393
Duncan, Anthony 2852
Dunér, David 2137
Dunkak, Harry M. 2991
Dunlap, Thomas 409
Dunmore, John 1791, 1792, 2206
Dunmur, David A. 352
Dunn, Richard 251, 1251
Dupèbe, Jean 1255
Dupont, Jean-Claude R228
Dupré, John 462, 2987
Dupré, Sven 1507
Dupree, Marguerite R533, R695
Duquesne, Martine 2612
Duran, Angelica 1390
Durant, Darrin 129
Durbach, Nadja 1965
Durel, Henri 1445
Duris, Pascal 1814
Dusek, Val 577
Dussauge, Isabelle 3735
Dutilh-Novaes, Catarina 1010
Dutour, Françoise 351
Dutra, Luiz Henrique de Araujo 2048
Dutton, Paul Edward 980
Duttweiler, Stefanie 592
Dvorak, Petr 1010
Dworkin, Ronald 3063
Dybikowski, James 1709
Dyck, Erika 3719, R269
Dyck, Marie-Claire Groessens-Van
373
Dyson, Freeman J. 6
Dyson, Stephen L. 2424
E
Eagleton, Catherine 1060, 2766, R319
Eamon, William R1075
Eamon, William C. 366
Eastwood, Bruce 1061
Eastwood, Bruce S. 1062
Ebach, Malte C. 419
Ebbesen, Sten 1017, 1018
Ebbinghaus, Heinz-Dieter 2069, 2804
Ebeling, Florian 277
Eckart, Wolfgang U. 2462
Eckert, Michael 2895, 3406
274
Eddy, M. D. 1862, R12, R21, R556,
R930
Eddy, Matthew D. R18, R213, R977
Ede, Andrew 23, R211, R1056
Edell, Stephen 2207
Edelman, Nicole 2390
Eden, Trudy 1638
Edford, Rachel 3527
Edgerton, David R4
Edgington, John 1572
Edginton, Barry 556
Edmond, Gary 139
Edmonson, James M. 529, R729
Edmundson, Mark 3081
Edqvist, Olle 141
Edson, Evelyn 1096
Edwards, A. W. F. 2317
Edwards, Edmundo R. 823
Edwards, Harold M. 2078
Edwards, John R727
Edwards, Michael 1219
Efron, Noah J. 801
Egan, Michael 3566
Eghigian, Greg 3115
Egmond, Florike 1179, 1299
Eigen, Edward 1979
Eilbart, N.V. 2942
Einsiedel, Edna 168
Einwag, Berthold 848
Eisberg, Joann R148
Ekberg, Merryn 3039
Ekman, Tomar 52
El Bouazzati, Bennacer 7
El-Kareh, Almir Chaiban 2769
Elena, Alberto 1969
Eliel, Ernest L. R830
Eling, Paul 2351
Elisabeth, Countess Palatine 1446
Elkana, Yehuda 2738
Elkins, James 3432
Ellard, Peter 1006
Elliot, Paul 1863
Elliot, Rosemary 3172
Elliott, Clark A. 2269, R624
Ellis, Erik 3567, R678
Elman, Benjamin A. 2697
Elmer, Peter 518
Elwick, James 2270
Emberger, J.-M. 2283
Emch, Gérard G. 333, 1702
Emch-Dériaz, Antoinette 1702
Emerson, Roger L. 1864
Emilsson, Eyjólfur Kjalar 931
Emiralioglu, M. Pinar 1288
Empotz, Gérard 2612
Endersby, Jim 420, 1933
Enebank, Vidar R141
Enenkel, Karl A. E. 1303, 1304
Engel, Brita 221
Engelhardt, Dietrich von 525, 567
Engelhardt, H. Tristram 537
Engels, Jens Ivo 2953
England, Richard 2315
Engstrom, Eric J. 556, R1037
Enke, Ulrike 1597
Ensmenger, Nathan R711
Epple, Moritz 2783
Epstein, Steven R628
Eraso, Yolanda 3173
Erickson, Paul R1073
Erismann, Christophe 1018
Author Index
Erlen, Jonathon 2608 Feenberg, Andrew 2785
Erler, Klaus 2934 Feest, Uljana 2786
Ernst, Waltraud 556, 785 Fehrenbach, Frank 1199
Esfeld, Michael R267 Feingold, Mordechai 1202, 1413,
Eskew, Jonathan R661 R340
Espagnat, Bernard d’ 334 Feit, Carl 805
Esposito, Salvatore 2850 Fekri, Magdi 841, 842
Feldhay, Rivka 227, 1007
Essig, Mark R96
Feldman, Maryann P. 2622
Esterle, Laurence 3453 Felitti, Karina A. 3702
Estrada Orrego, Victoria 519
Feller, Irwin 53
Etheridge, Kay 1172, 1563 Fellous, Michèle 3655
Ette, Ottmar 1645, 1934 Fender, Stephen 3038
Evans, Brad 3133 Feng Li-sheng 709
Evans, James R200 Fengler, Silke 169
Evans, Robert 127, 191 Fenster, Della D. R37
Evers, Dirk 233 Fenster, Della Dumbaugh 2078
Evra, James Van 2050 Ferguson, Christine C. 1965
Ewan, Joseph 1800 Ferguson, Kitty 291
Ewan, Nesta 1800 Fernández Fernández, Álvaro 865
Eyler, John M. 3319 Fernández Nieto, Francisco Javier
Ezrahi, Yaron 2784 866, 867
Fernel, Jean 1318
Ferngren, Gary B. R233
F Ferrari, Michel 3111, 3112
Faasse, Patricia E. 2992
Ferrario, Gabriele 367
Fabbri, Christiane Nockels 1123
Ferraro, Giovanni 1728, R299
Fabbri, Natacha 1499 Ferreira, Juliana Mesquita Hidalgo
Fabregat Galcerà, Emetri 578 2042
Fabrizio, Kira R. 2635 Ferreira, Lúcio Menezes 2427
Fagan, Melinda B. 2229 Ferreira, Luiz Otávio 3196
Fagan, Teresa Lavender 987 Ferreirós Domı́nguez, José 292
Faherty, Duncan 2208 Ferreirós, J. 292
Fairbanks, Daniel J. 2317 Ferreirós, José 2139
Fairchild, Amy L. R865 Ferrell, Lori Anne 16
Fairman, Julie 3713 Ferruta, Paola 2058
Falby, Alison 3082 Ferry, Georgina 3030
Falk, Raphael 62, 805 Féry-Hue, Françoise 1224
Festa, Egidio 336
Falk, Ruma 62
Fallwell, Lynne R903 Fettweis, Günter B. 2623
Feudtner, Chris R297
Falzeder, Ernst 2370
Feuerbach, Ann 760, 791
Fan Li 33
Feye, Stéphane 1553
Fan, Fa-Ti 615, 616, 2698, R503 Fibonacci, Leonardo 1047
Fang Xiao-yang 759 Fichman, Martin 2316, 2569
Fangerau, Heiner 423, 2976 Fickers, Andreas 2612, 3385
Fansten, Maı̈a 151 Fickinger, William J. 2897
Fant, J. Clayton 962 Fidora, Alexander 1083
Fara, Patricia 1239, 1670, 2026, 2138, Field, J. V. 1508
2209, R272, R306, R881, R899, Field, Judith Veronica 1225
R931 Fieni, Laura 958
Faraone, Christopher A. 864 Fifield, Steve R83
Farber, Paul R257 Figueirôa, Silvia 1782
Farber, Paul Lawrence R167, R168 Figueirôa, Silvia F. de. M. 373
Farkas, Gábor F. 1240 Finch, John H. 3116
Farmakis, Lefteris R356 Fine, Eve 2463
Farmelo, Graham 243 Fink-Jensen, Morten 1319
Farmer, Paul 2578 Finley, Carmel R1058
Farreras, Ingrid D. 3067 Finley, Mary Carmel 2952
Fasanelli, F. 1725 Finn, Stephen J. 1447
Fassin, Didier 3275 Finnegan, Diarmid A. 130
Finocchiaro, Maurice A. 1403, R106
Faulhaber, Priscila 335
Faulkner, Wendy 219 Fiorani, Francesca 1285
Fisch, Menachem 801
Fauque, Danielle R185
Fischer, Hans 8
Faure, Michael G. 3582
Fischer, Jean-Louis 421
Favrholdt, David 2838 Fishburn, Evelyn 208
Fay, Peter 1509 Fisher, Celia 1101
Faye, Cathy 3083, R85 Fisher, Donald R443
Faye, Jan R485 Fisher, Erik R918
Federici Vescovini, Graziella 1072 Fisher, Grant R55
Fedi, Laurent 2049 Fisher, James 3642
Fedunkiw, Marianne 3300 Fisher, John R. R1048
Fee, Elizabeth R247 Fisher, R. A. 2317

Fissell, Mary Elizabeth 1348
Fitch, Walter M. 3010
Fitzpatrick, Martin 1666
Fjaestad, Maja 3528, 3736
Flachowsky, Sören 3337
Flahault, Charles 2283
Flannery, Ezekiel J. 3703
Fleischer, Alette 1629
Fleischhacker, Jochen 2589
Fleischhauer, Kurt 520
Fleming, James Dougal 1391
Fleming, James Rodger 2184
Fleury, Vincent 442
Flik, Reiner R359
Flinders, Matthew 1643
Flippen, J. Brooks R704, R1059
Flipse, Abraham C. 2739
Flood, Raymond 2070
Florio, Lucio 233
Fluehr-Lobban, Carolyn 2411
Foehr-Janssens, Yasmina 464
Foerstner, Abigail 3407
Fogarty, Richard R1031
Fohler, Susanne 579
Folkerts, Menso 8, 9, 2027
Folli, Andréa 2614
Föllinger, Sabine 543
Folta, Jaroslav 1147
Fontaine, Philippe R976
Fontana, Francesco 1509
Fontes Vital, Raul Manuel 2612
Ford, Caroline 2249
Ford, Charles E. 298
Forest, Denis 553
Forge, John R972
Forman, Paul 62
Forrester, J. M. 1318
Fors, Hjalmar 367, 1899, 3329
Forsgren, Mats 3329
Forshaw, Peter 367
Forster, Regula 1008
Forsyth, Kevin S. 3833
Forsythe, Bill 2546
Forth, Christopher E. 466
Fortuine, Robert 3278
Fortun, Mike 3594
Forty, Michelle 2995
Foster, Amy E. 3405
Fountain, John W. 824
Fountas, Kostas N. 941
Fox, Daniel M. 3646, R220, R328
Fox, Renée C. 530
Fox, Robert 34, R379, R437
Fraassen, Bas C. van 2855
Fragnoli, Delaine 2230
Fragu, Philippe 3174
Franceschini, Sylvia do Carmo Castro
3701
Francis, Mark 1935
Franciscus de Marchia 1009
Franco, Abel B. 655
Franco, José Luiz de Andrade 2977
Frängsmyr, Tore 375
Frank, Richard G. 3682
Franklin, Allan 337, 2317
Franklin, Sarah 2978
Fraunholz, Uwe 3338
Free, Melissa 1965
Freedberg, David 1573
Freeland, Natalka 2565
Freeman, H. 3177
Author Index
Freeman, Julia 3597
Fregonese, Lucio 1748
Frei, Gunther 2078
French, A.P. R489
French, Michael 559
French, Sara L. 1172, 1399
French, Steven 3529, R507
Frercks, Jan 1764
Fressoz, Jean-Baptiste 2624
Freudenthal, Gad 796
Frewer, Andreas 530, 543
Friberg, Jöran 832, 890
Fricke, Tom 3642
Fridlund, Mats 3339
Fried, Johannes 967
Friedgut, Theodore H. 3091
Friedman, Michael 117, 1927
Friedman, Michael L. 2787
Friedrich, Christoph 567
Fritsch, Rudolf 8
Fritsche, Johannes 440
Fritscher, Bernhard 8, 1282
Frodeman, Robert 3747
Froese, Paul 2740
Fröhlich, Jürg 2853
Frohn, Hans-Werner 2953
Frosh, Stephen 3084
Frost, Robert L. 2612
Frota, Mirna Albuquerque 266
Fryer, Geoffrey 1836
Fu, Daiwie 54
Fuchs, Boris 602
Fudge, Erica 1310
Fuller, Michael 178
Fuller, Steve 1368, 2708, 3451
Fullwiley, Duana 3720
Funigiello, Philip J. 2709
Funkenstein, Amos 68
Füredi, Frank 3683
Furley, David 876
Furley, David J. 876
Furtado, Júnia Ferreira 1598
Furukawa, Yasu 2911
Fyfe, Aileen 1952, 2231, R258
G Gere, Cathy R321
Gabay, Nadav 2394
Gabbay, Dov M. 1010, 2050
Gabbey, Alan 1448
Gabriel, Joseph 591
Gach, John 557
Gachelin, Gabriel 2464, 2465
Gadebusch Bondio, Mariacarla 1320
Gainor, Chris 3408
Gal, Ofer 1479
Galán Vioque, Guillermo 910
Galen 942
Galilei, Galileo 1418
Galison, Peter 117, 153, 271, 2682
Galison, Peter L. 2682
Gall, Philippe Le 502
Gallay, Alain 830
Gallois, William 2466
Galonnier, Alain R400
Gamota, George 53
Gandon, Sébastien 2071
Gandt, Francois De 298
Gangloff, Amy Beth 3340
Gannett, Lisa R835
Gao Hongcheng 2072
275
Garber, James J. 521
Garber, Margaret D. 1541
Garcı́a Cruz, Cándido Manuel 404
Garcı́a Garcı́a, Inmaculada 950
Garcı́a Sánchez, Expiración 663
Garcı́a Valverde, José Manuel 1311
Garcı́a, Alfredo Martı́n 1896
Garcia, Hugue 298
Garcı́a, José Barrios R364
Garcia, Paul 2073
Garcia, Rosa Wanda Diez 2572
Garcia, Susana V. 2028
Garcı́a-Garcı́a, Pilar 1329
Garcia-Swartz, Daniel D. 3773
Gardiner, Linda 1649
Garfield, Brian 2999
Garofalo, Ivan 807
Garrigós-Oltra, Lluı́s 2162
Garro, Olivier 2612
Garza, Randal Paul 1124
Gascoigne, John 35
Gass, Gillian R979
Gassowski, Jerzy 1241
Gates, Barbara T. R618
Gaudillière, Jean-Paul 422, 3320
Gaudio, Michael 1802
Gaukroger, Stephen 1449, R256,
R417, R650
Gausemeier, Bernd 2979
Gauvin, Jean-François 1690
Gavroglu, Kostas 62
Gawin, Magdalena 3060
Gay, Hannah 2036
Gaynesford, Maximilian de 2788
Gayon, Jean 443
Geddes, Jennian F. 3175
Geels, Frank W. 3737
Geiger, Roger L. 3452
Gelbier, Stanley 2467
Geldard, Richard G. 877
Gelfert, Axel 525
Gemelli, Giuliana 2756
Genin, Christophe 2854
Gent, Robert H. van R896
Gentilcore, David 1595
Genuth, Joel 274
Geoghegan, Bernard Dionysius 3431
Gerabek, Werner E. 522
Gerigk, Horst-Jürgen 525
Germani, Ana Alejandra 3128
Germuska, Pál 3347
Gerovitch, Slava 3825, 3826, R1046
Gerritsen, W. P. 1321
Gerson, Elihu 3013
Gerson, Elihu M. R155
Gerum, Reinhild 525
Geuna, Aldo 192
Ghany, Naim R448
Ghigo, Francis Dunnington 3520
Ghins, Michel 2855
Giacomoni, Paola 370
Giannichedda, Enrico 960
Gianquitto, Tina 2232
Gibbons, Michael 141
Gibson, Marion 1427
Gibson, Mary Eckenrode 3176
Giere, Ronald R1086
Gieryn, Thomas F. 131
Gifford, Fred R209
Giglioni, Guido 1599, R977
Gijswijt-Hofstra, Marijke 3177
Gilain, Christian 75
Gilbert, Pamela K. 2565, 2570
276
Gilbert, Scott F. 3013
Gilbride, J. 3713
Giletti, Ann 1011
Gilfoyle, Daniel 3393
Gill, Jo 3282
Gill, Rebecca R218
Gillespie, James A. 2589
Gillespie, Richard 613
Gillette, Aaron 3040
Gillette, Gregory 1404
Gillis, Jonathan 2468
Gillispie, Charles C. 8, 75, 1644, 1793
Gillmor, C. Stewart 3781
Gilman, Sander L. R119, R873
Gilson, Norbert R378
Gingerich, Owen 228, 1365, R10,
R47, R98, R270, R271, R290,
R348, R456, R687, R754, R765
Gingras, Yves 62
Ginn, Sheryl R. 1308
Ginsburg, Lawrence M. 3242
Ginzburg, Carlo 68
Giorgi, Elisabetta 959
Girão de Morais, Rosa Helena de
Santana 2571
Girón Irueste, Fernando 1134, R1042
Gispen, Kees 2625
Giunta, Carmen J. 354, 2176, R94
Given, Jock 3386
Gladfelder, Hal 1843
Glardon, Philippe 1293
Glaubitz, Gerald 3782
Gleach, Frederic W. 499, 2412
Gleason, Mona 3275
Gleiser, Marcelo R310, R394
Glendening, John 1982
Glenna, Leland 3818
Glenna, Leland L. 3041
Gliboff, Sander 2271, 2318
Glick, Thomas F. 1154, 2856, 2857
Glied, Sherry A. 3682
Glynn, Jenifer 2683
Goddu, André 1084, R388, R1055
Godfrey-Smith, Peter 444
Godin, Benoı̂t 2684, 3637
Godin, Oleg A. 3341
Godlewska, Anne Marie Claire 1934
Godoy, Andresa Michele 2572
Goebel, Bernd 1012
Goehlich, Robert A. 3827
Goenka, Ajit H. 790
Gohau, Gabriel 1783
Golden, Janet Lynne 3275
Golden, Richard L. 3085
Goldman, Alvin 144
Goldman, David 3063
Goldmark, Peter C., Jr. 3300
Goldstein, Bernard R. 896, 1233,
1501
Goldstein, Daniel 1945
Golinski, Jan 209, 1556, 1660, R272,
R342, R874
Gollnick, Margaret A. 3041
Golub, Gene H. 3779
Golub, Leon R112
Golvers, Noël 716
Gomes, Mara H. de Andréa 3285
Gonçalves, Carlos Henrique Barbosa
1226
Gonçalves, Maria Eduarda 3453
Gonder, Patrick 3479
Author Index
Gondermann, Thomas 2395
González Bueno, Antonio 1300
González-Hernández, A. 1322
González-Silva, Matiana 3616
Good, Gregory A. 377
Goodall, Jane 1671, 2140
Goodall, Jane R. 1671
Goodare, Julian 1428
Gooday, Graeme 262, 2626, R28
Goodey, C. F. 485
Goodheart, Lawrence B. 2537
Gooding, David C. R56, R357
Goodman, Brett P. 3568
Goodman, J. Robyn 3568
Goodman, Michael S. 3491
Goodstein, Judith R. 2074, R52, R936
Gordin, Michael D. 19, 62, 2163,
2746, R894
Gordon, Jill R995
Gordon, John Steele 2666
Gordon, Linda R157
Gordon, Richard 943
Gordon, Robert B. 2627
Gorman, Michael E. 139
Gorman, Mike 127
Gormley, Melinda 2710
Gorsky, Martin 3279
Gorton, William A. 490
Gosden, Chris 2009
Gosling, David L. 1999
Gossin, Pamela 2114
Gottemoeller, Doris R691, R1053
Gottschalk, Louis A. 3068
Gottschall, Dagmar 1125
Goudeau, Jeroen 1630
Gouk, Penelope 252, 1323
Goulden, Murray 3149
Goulding, Robert 1227, 1242
Gourinat, Jean-Baptiste 878
Gow, Rod 2075
Gowland, Angus 1582
Gozalbes Cravioto, Enrique 950
Graber, Frédéric 1903, 2628
Grabiner, Judith V. R206
Grad, Burton 3775
Gradmann, Christoph R123
Grady, John 160
Graepel, Peter Hartwig 567
Graeve, Bart de 960
Graff, Eric 1063
Grafton, Anthony 1180, 1351
Graham, Jenny 1657
Graham, Loren 20, 62
Graham, Loren R. 21
Graham, Margaret R460
Graham, Margaret B. W. 2635
Graham, Margaret L. 3656
Graham, Peter W. 1983
Graham-Smith, Francis 3738
Granada, Miguel A. 1510, R916
Granek, Galina 3506
Grant, Edward 1013, 1014, R305
Grant, H. Roger 2629
Grapı́, Pere R386
Grasseni, Cristina 3809
Grasshoff, Gerd 1061
Grasso, Glenn M. 2250
Grattan-Guinness, I. 293, 1725, 2058,
R582
Grattan-Guinness, Ivor 8, 3644
Gravendeel, Barbara 26
Gray, Chris Hables 3492
Gray, George T. 3783
Gray, J. J. 292
Gray, J. M. K. 843
Gray, Jeremy 292, 2058, 2076–2078,
R789
Gray, Jeremy J. 2078, R860
Graymont, Barbara 2419
Grebecka,
, Wanda 2284
Green Musselman, Elizabeth 73
Green, Alexa Harcourt 2469
Green, David A. 325
Green, Elna C. 3280
Green, S. J. D. 263
Green, Venus R939
Greenaway, Frank R772
Greenberg, Daniel S. 3454
Greene, J. Megan 2711
Greene, Jeremy A. 3721
Greene, Kevin 962
Greene, Meg 3424
Greene, Mott R487, R877
Greene, Mott T. 36, R879
Greenwood, David 3321
Greenwood, John R. 523
Gregorio, Alberto G. de 2858
Gregorio, Mario A. Di R968
Gregory, Andrew 919
Gregory, Frederick 1927
Gregory, Jane R943, R973
Grell, Ole Peter 1450
Grellard, Christophe 999, 1018
Grewe, Klaus 962
Gribbin, John R. 1821
Gribbin, Mary 1821
Grieger, Manfred 3342
Griesemer, James 3013
Griffaton, Marie-Laure 2612
Griffin, Roger 3060
Griffith, W. P. R894
Grimnes, Ole Kristian 2630
Grimoult, Cédric 3586, R681
Grinbaum, Alexei 2859
Grob, Gerald N. 565, 3178, 3179
Groeben, Christiane 423
Groebner, Valentin 464
Groen, Adriaan in’t 170
Groessens, Eric 373
Grönberg, Per-Olof 1953, 3343
Grondeux, Anne 464, 1018
Gröne, Maximilian 525
Gronim, Sara Stidstone 1369, R320
Grønlie, Tore 3657
Gross, Alan G. 154, 2352
Gross, David 2682
Grosse, Eric 3779
Grossewinkelmann, Johannes 2631
Grössing, Helmuth 1523
Grossman, Mark I. 2115
Grothe, D. J. 2914
Groult, Martine R436, R680, R692
Grove-White, Robin 3811
Grudzen, Gerald J. 1126
Grund, Peter R9
Grunzke, Andrew L. 3486
Gruter, Konrad 1259
Gruzinski, Serge 1286
Gryglewski, Ryszard W. 2470
Grypma, Sonya Joy 2471
Gualandi, Alberto 2049
Guan Shou-Yi 717
Guan Xiao-wu 712, 3344
Gudermann, Rita 2953
Guerrasio, Venetia M. 2472

Guerrier, Elizabeth 3134
Guerrini, Anita 440, 1865, 2297,
R138, R989
Guerzoni, Guido 464
Gugerli, David 2029
Guilhot, Nicolas 491
Guillem-Llobat, Ximo 14, 2674
Guillemin, Jeanne 3493
Gulbrandsen, Magnus 132
Gundler, Bettina 221
Gunn, Richard C. 2405
Guo Jin-bin 2806
Guo Jinhai 2751
Guo Shi-rong 707
Guo Yi-nan 1729
Gupta, Gopal K. 3784
Gupta, R. C. 74, 2079, 2805
Gurshtein, Alexander A. R603
Gutbub, Christophe 1181
Gutfreund, Hanoch 797
Gutmann, Philipp 2538
Guyer, Paul 1927
Guyot, Patrick 1699
Gwilt, John R. R853
H Hanson, Todd Alan 3530
Habib, S. Irfan R51
Hächler, Stefan R496
Hack, Irmgard 3345
Hack, Lothar 3345
Hackethal, Sabine 1305
Hackett, Jeremiah 1015
Hackett, Paul R539
Hacking, Ian 155, 1480
Hackmann, Willem 1659, 1691
Haddad Baptista, Ana Maria 210
Hafsteinsson, Sigurjon Baldur R877,
R878
Hagendijk, R. P. 3453
Hagendijk, Rob 3425
Haggett, Ali 3282
Hagner, Michael 440, 475
Hahn, Roger 75
Haig, David 445
Håkansson, Håkan 1243, 3329
Halais, Emmanuel 2789
Hale, Piers J. 2272, R398
Haley, Christopher 2766
Halfon, Saul 3638
Hall, Bert R946
Hall, Brian K. 2278, 3013
Hall, Carl W. 580
Hall, Karl 19, 2860
Hall, Lesley A. 2573
Hall, Nancy S. 2685
Hall, W. David 229
Hallett, Christine 1866
Halleux, Robert 55, 75, R1040, R1090
Halliday, Jane 2473
Halliday, Sam 2141
Halliday, Stephen 2473
Hallyn, Fernand 1244
Halpern, Orit 2686
Halpern, Paul 2861
Hamblin, Jacob Darwin 3569, 3739
Hamel, Jürgen 1064, 1645, 2116
Hameline, Daniel 3098
Hamerla, Ralph R876
Hamerla, Ralph R. 2142
Hamilton, Andrew 3587
Author Index
Hamilton, John T. 1892
Hamilton, Shane 3810
Hamlin, Christopher 133, 2565, R63,
R156, R697
Hamlin, Kimberly Ann 2319
Hamm, Ernst P. 1927
Hamm, Matthias 3740
Hammond, Andy R868
Hampe, Michael 3627
Hampton, Simon Jonathan 514
Han Jinfang 3346
Han Xiao-cheng 3428
Han, Ki Won R878
Hancock, E. Geoffrey 1799
Handler, Richard 500, 3146
Hanegraaff, Wouter J. 367
Haneveld, Gerhard T. R135
Haney, David Paul 3640
Hankinson, R. J. 928
Hanley, James G. 2574
Hannah, John 1048
Hannah, Robert 677, 962
Hannam, James R381, R698
Hannaway, Caroline 3067, 3179
Hanson, Craig Ashley 1382
Hanson, Marta E. 681
Hansson, Sven Ove 97, 98, 581
Harbers, Hans 582, 3455
Hård, Mikael 3347
Harden, Victoria A. 3067, 3605
Hardtwig, Wolfgang 2753
Hardy, Anne 2447, R240
Hardy, Anne I. 2575, R286, R715
Hardy, Anne Irmgard 2576
Hargittai, Balazs 355
Hargittai, István 2687, 2862, 2912,
2913
Hargittai, Magdolna 355, 2687, 2862,
2912, 2913
Hari, K. Chandra 776, 777
Harkness, Deborah E. 1173, 1207,
1324, R821
Harkness, Jon M. 3704
Harland, David M. 3828
Harloe, Katherine 1245, 2766
Harman, Oren 2369
Harmsen, Ger 298
Harper, Donald R1029
Harper, Kristine 2935
Harper, Kristine C. 3552
Harper, Peter R853
Harrington, Anne 230
Harriot, Thomas 1227
Harris, Jonathan Gil 1588
Harris, Stephen A. 1822
Harrison, Mark R829
Harrison, Peter 233, 1195, 1405, R815
Harrison, Tom 3250
Harrison, Wendy Cealey 3628
Harrison-Hall, Jessica R564
Harry, John R26
Hart, Graham 2143
Hartbecke, Karin 1451
Hartl, Daniel L. 2317
Hartung, Gerald 1542
Harvey, Brian 3829
Harvey, Matthew 3433
Harwood, Jonathan R390
Hascher, Michael 573
Hashagen, Ulf 8, R1034
277
Hashimoto, Keizo R402
Hashimoto, Takehiko 3409
Haskell, Yasmin 1600
Hasnawi, Ahmad 634
Hasse, Dag Nikolaus 1016
Hatch, Robert Alan R572
Hatfield, Gary R198, R1062
Hattab, Helen 1530
Hauptman, Herbert A. 2914
Havil, Julian 1730
Hawgood, Barbara J. 2474, 2475
Hawkins, Thomas 2080
Hayashi, Makoto 2298
Hayden, Cori 3456
Hayes, Julie Candler 1655
Hayes, Sarah 3282
Haynal, André 2370
Haynes, Kat 3554
Hayoun, Ruben 298
Hayton, Darin 1252, R556
Hayward, Rhodri 3282, R708
He Juan 2915
Healy, David 3258, R777
Healy, Margaret R724
Healy, Stephen 3570
Heberlig, Nathan 99
Hebig, Christel 2185
Hedeen, Stanley 1808
Hedenus, Michael 2144
Hedfors, Eva 100, 2707, 2790
Hedley, Douglas 1431, 1452
Hedman, Matthew 505
Hedrick, Elizabeth 1429
Hedstrom, Matthew S. 3086
Heeffer, Albrecht 1531
Heffernan, Michael 2770
Heggie, Vanessa 2577
Hehenberger, Susanne 1176
Hehmeyer, Ingrid R818
Heide, Lars R1085
Heide, Martin 849
Heidel, Caris-Petra 3180
Heidelberger, Michael 2791
Heijmans, Han R1045
Heilbron, J. L. 1589, 1646
Heilbron, Johan 491
Heilbron, John L. 10, 62, 2051, R109,
R267, R927
Heilbronner, Edgar 356
Heim, Susanne 3394
Heims, Steve Joshua 62
Hein, Christian 573
Hein, Laura 3143
Heindl, Gerhard 1801
Heinrich, Larissa 742
Heinz, Ulrich von 1662
Heinze, Andrew R. 3684
Heiss, Hans 2602
Heitman, Danny 2233
Helbing, Mario 1257
Helbing, Mario Otto 1260
Helden, Albert van 310
Hellemans, Ludo 2980
Heller Racine, Geneviève R173
Helmreich, Stefan 597
Helmstädter, Axel 567, 2476
Helvoort, Ton van R291
Henare, Amiria J. M. 2413
Henderson, Linda D. 2727
Hendriks, Fred 146
Hendriks, Paul H. J. 275
Henke, Christopher R. 3580
Hennessy, Peter 3531
Hennig, Jochen 2164, 3507, 3764
278
Henninger-Voss, Mary 1352
Henry, John 56, 338, 1370, R953
Hentschel, Klaus 339, R429
Hepburn, Brian S. 1753
Herbert, Sandra 2196, R32
Herman, Ellen 3042, 3117, R510
Hermann, Jutta 423
Hermans, Janneke R985
Hermerén, Göran 520
Hernández, Justo R380
Herran, Néstor 14, 3395
Herreman, Alain 294
Herrero, F. 3087
Herschbach, Dudley 2682
Herz-Fischler, Roger 2081
Hess, Peter M. J. 231
Hess, Volker 3722
Hessenbruch, Arne 1927
Heßler, Martina 573, 2702
Hetherington, Michelle R201
Hetherington, Norriss R437
Hetherington, Norriss S. 311, R338,
R396, R637, R712
Heudier, Jean-Louis 2614
Hewa, Soma 3300
Hewitt, Hermi Hyacinth R743
Hey, Jody 3010
Heyck, Hunter 3785
Heymann, Matthias 3553
Heymans, Johanna J. 2252
Hibberd, David R181
Hiebert, Erwin N. 62
Higgins, Peter McRorie 2477
Higgitt, Rebekah 1950, 1995
Higton, Hester 2766
Hilaire-Pérez, Liliane 1904
Hilgartner, Stephen 3580
Hilger, Marie-Elisabeth R90, R864
Hill, Jen 2210
Hillier, Kathryn 3658
Hills, Richard L. 1647, 1648
Hills, Richard Leslie 1647
Hilton, Claire 3243
Hilvoorde, Ivo van 3606
Hilz, Helmut 171
Hindess, Barry 1585
Hinokawa Shizue 2864
Hinokawa, Shizue 2863
Hippius, Hanns 2539
Hirai, Hiro 1297, 1298, 1570
Hiraoka Ryuji 718
Hird, Jonathan 1905
Hirshbein, Laura 3244
Hirshfeld, Alan 2145
Hiscock, Nigel 1049
Hitchcock, Susan Tyler 211
Hobards, Michael 2050
Hobby, Elaine 215
Hoberman, John 3181, 3182
Hochadel, Oliver 1660, R661
Hochhaus, Karl-Heinz 2615
Hochman, Gilberto 2559, 2578, 3265
Hodara, Joseph 244
Hoddeson, Lillian 3532
Hodge, Graeme A. 574
Hodges, Andrew 604, 3388
Hodges, Sarah 3281
Hodgson, Geoffrey M. R733
Hofer, Hans-Georg 524, 543, 3183,
R316
Hoffman, Dieter 2752
Author Index
Hoffmann, Christoph 2117
Hoffmann, Dieter 2916, R1087
Hoffmann, P. 1725
Hoftijzer, Paul 1299
Hogan, Edward R. 2082
Hohlfeld, Rainer 2753
Höhmann, Rolf R837
Hokanson, Drake 3412
Holberg, J. B. 312, 2118
Holbrook, Jarita C. 817
Holl, Frank 1934
Holland, F. D., Jr. 2973
Holland, Owen 604, 3786
Hollander, Gail M. 2675
Hollenback, George M. 833
Holley, I. B., Jr. 3348
Hollings, Christopher David 295
Hollingsworth, J. Rogers 3179
Hollowell, Victoria C. 1800
Holmberg, Gustav R792
Holmberg, Scott D. 3659
Holmes, Frederic Lawrence 1543,
1765
Holmes, Martha Stoddard 1965
Holthoon, Frederic L. van 1710
Holthuis, Lipke B. 1575
Holton, Gerald 7, 62, 1927, 2682,
R310
Holton, Gerald James 2682
Homburg, Ernst 2917
Homei, Aya 3184, 3660
Hon, Giora 1200, 2865, 3506
Hong, Sungook 616
Honnefelder, Ludger 1017
Hopkins, B. 1725
Hopkins, Michael M. 3705
Hoppe, Brigitte 8, 567, 1934, R904
Hoppe, Günter 2186
Hopwood, Nick 2273, 2478, 2981
Hoquet, Thierry 1803
Horáková, Jana 604
Horden, Peregrine 263
Horenstein, Norma S. 1984
Horn, Jeff 1906
Hornblum, Allen M. 3661
Hornborg, Alf 2632
Hornos Mata, Francisca 503
Horsfield, Craigie 1979
Hortolà, Policarp 446
Horwitz, Allan V. R355
Hoskin, Michael 825–827, 1740–
1742, R68, R193, R636
Hossfeld, Uwe 423, 1949, 2771, 2982,
2993
Hotson, Howard 1196
Houck, Judith A. R249
Houltz, Anders 52, 3329
Houpt, Katherine Albro R289
Hourdequin, Marion R549
Houston, R. A. R992
Houwaart, E. S. 3692
Howard, Sethanne 220
Howarth, Richard J. 318, 377
Howell, Alan C. 2018
Howell, Kenneth 1194
Howell, Kenneth J. R212
Howes, Moira 2490
Höxtermann, Ekkehard 423, 2285
Hoy, Teresa Miriam Van 2633
Hoyer, Ulrich 2838
Hoyningen-Huene, Paul R969
Høyrup, Jens R346, R569, R869
Hoz, Marı́a Paz de 858
Hsu, Elizabeth R646
Hu Hua-kai 2879, 3533, 3534
Hu, Danian 2866, 2867, R312
Hu, Zonggang 2983
Huang Song-ping 2868
Huber, Peter J. 838
Hubert, Hans W. 432
Hübner, Klaus 2869
Hudson, Geoffrey L. 1325
Hudson, Mark J. 729
Huebener, R. P. 2157
Huff, Joyce L. 1965
Hughes, Barnabas 1047
Hughes, Barry R40
Hughes, David W. 2119
Hughes, J. T. 2353, 3185
Hughes, Jeff 2870, R174
Hughes, Lotte 400
Hughes, Thomas P. 3741, R306
Huijer, Marli 582, 3662
Huijnen, Pim 2871
Hull, Andrew 3186, R616
Hull, David L. R300
Hull, Gillian 1784
Hume, Brad D. 2320
Humphreys, Margaret 2579
Humphries, Paul 1711
Huneman, Philippe R367
Hung, Edwin H.-C. 101
Hunley, J. D. 3410, 3830, 3831, 3833
Hüntelmann, Axel C. 2580
Hunter, Allan K. 2321
Hunter, Cecily R529
Hunter, Lynette 1190
Hunter, Matthew C. 1392
Hunter, Michael 1602
Hunter, William 1867
Hurel, Arnaud 2971
Hurley, Kelly 1965
Hurn, Mark R862
Hurst, G. Cameron, III 3494
Hurt, Raymond 2479
Husbands, Phil 604
Husbands, Philip 3786
Hutchins, Roger 313
Hutchinson, John F. 2589
Hutton, Sarah 1452, R177
Huzel, James P. 2396
I
Ibrahim, Annie 440
Idel, Moshe 1208
Ihde, Don 144, 253
İhsanoǧlu, Ekmeleddin 1194
Iijima Wataru 628
Ilardi, Vincent 1148
Iliffe, John 3663
Iliffe, Rob 272
Iliffe, Robert 1194
Imai Masahiro 944
Imber, Jonathan B. 2480
Imhausen, Annette 296
Ineichen, Robert 8
Ingham, Mary E. 1017
Inglis, David 3641
Inglis, J. R. 3063
Ingstad, Benedicte R642
Inguenaud, Marie-Thérèse 1655
Inkster, Ian 1169
Insley, Jane 2754
Iofrida, Manlio 2792

Ione, Amy 476
Irrgang, Bernhard 424
Irving, Sarah 1383
Irwin, Alan 3425
Itagaki, Ryoichi 1926
Ito Shuntaro 631
Iverson, John 1649
Iverson, John R. 1674
Iverson, Margot Lynn 3043
Ivry, Alfred L. 664
Iwakuma, Yukio 1010
J Jenkins, Alice 215
Jablonka, Eva 447, 448
Jablonski Walker, Suzanne 1294
Jackelén, Antje 610
Jackson, Andrew D. 1927
Jackson, Catherine M. 2165
Jackson, Christine E. 393
Jackson, Ian 1954
Jackson, Kenneth T. R846
Jackson, Louise A. R260
Jackson, Lynette 819
Jackson, Mark 962, 3187, 3188, 3282,
R156
Jackson, Myles W. 2146
Jackson, Noel 1985
Jackson, Patrick N. Wyse R665
Jacó-Vilela, Ana Maria 3095
Jacob, Christian 384
Jacob, Margaret C. 193, 1379, 1907
Jacob, Richard R142
Jacobi, Daniel 160, 443
Jacobs, Ine 960
Jacobsen, Anja Skaar 1927, 2872,
R96, R707
Jacquart, Danielle 968, 1127, 1128
Jacquette, Dale 2050
Jacyna, L. S. R679
Jacyna, Stephen 2447
Jaeger, Lydia 2741
Jaeger, Mary 851
Jaffe, James Alan R42
Jaffro, Laurent 1452
Jagger, Graham 1481
Jagow, Bettina von 525
Jahn, Ilse 221, 2274, 2299
Jahoda, Gustav 486
Jaikishan, S. 791
Jajesniak-Quast, Dagmara 3742
Jakosky, Bruce 3519
Jalland, Pat 3189
James, Frank A. J. L. 245, 2037
James, Jeremiah R856
James, Jeremiah Lewis 2918
James, William 2234
Jamison, Andrew 2954
Jammer, Max 340
Jan de Jonge, Henk 170
Janacek, Bruce R971
Janeira, Ana Luı́sa 2581
Janiak, Andrew 1453
Janko, Jan 1601
Jansen, Sarah 221
Janssen, Michel 2852
Janssen, Volker 3685
Janssens, J. 654
Jardine, Boris 2766
Jardine, Lisa 1371
Jardine, Nicholas 1245, 1247, 1574
Author Index
Jardine, Nick 37, 1511, 2766
Jas, Nathalie 165, 3706
Jasanoff, Sheila 141, 3457
Jaselskis, Bruno 2166, 2170
Jasen, Patricia 3664
Jeal, Tim 2211
Jeanpierre, Laurent 491
Jedlitschka, Karsten 24
Jegu, Michel 2228
Jelinek, Elfriede 440
Jelved, Karen 1927
Jenkin, John 2919
Jenkins, Dennis R. 3833
Jenkins, Edgar R552
Jenkins, Lekelia D. 127
Jenkinson, Jacqueline 3283
Jenks, Robert A. 1287
Jennekens, F. G. I. 3622
Jenner, Mark S. R. R111, R207
Jensen, Casper Bruun 38, 1943
Jensen, Eric 3617
Jensen, Gwenn M. R954
Jensen, Mette 164
Jensen, Niklas Thode 1868
Jensen, William B. R876
Jentzen, Jeffrey M. 526
Jermini, Jean-Pierre 3098
Jesseph, Douglas M. 1482
Jessop, Leslie 2240
Jessop, Ralph 2050
Jia Xiao-yong 839
Jiang Gong-cheng 3044
Jiang Xiu-le 11
Jin Fu 3787
Johannisson, Karin 2481
John, Jürgen 2771
Johns, Adrian 1920
Johnson, Ann 3088
Johnson, Carina L. 1197
Johnson, Curtis N. 2322
Johnson, Ericka 3665
Johnson, Kristin 394, R36, R87, R584
Johnson, Niall 3190
Johnson, Pat 3833
Johnson, Ryan 2565
Johnson, Stephen R1069
Johnston, Elizabeth 3088
Johnston, Ronnie 3284
Johnston, Sean F. 3743
Johnston, Stephen 1201, 1228
Johnstone, Bob 3744
Joly, Bernard 1775, R971
Jones, Alexander 897
Jones, Caroline A. 2682
Jones, Colin 1869
Jones, David S. R298
Jones, Edgar 2482, 3191, 3245
Jones, Emily A. R803
Jones, Geoffrey 3745
Jones, Landon Y. 2212
Jones, Martin K. 962
Jones, Paul R. 357, R560, R571,
R581, R689, R983
Jones, Peter Murray 1129
Jones, Stephen S. 3041
Jones, Susan D. 2483
Jong, Erik A. de 432
Jong, Martin de 608
Jöns, Heike 2770
Jonsson, Fredrik Albritton 1870
279
Joosse, N. Peter 665
Jordan-Gschwend, Annemarie 1295
Jorink, Eric 1576
Josephson, Paul R586, R814
Jotterand, Fabrice 537
Jouannet, Pierre 470
Joyce, Kelly A. 3666
Joye, Frédéric R429
Jubran, Safa A. A. C. 652
Jubran, Safa A. C. 1140
Juleff, Gill 583
Jülich, Solveig 527
Jullien, Vincent 1483
Jung, Petra S. R102
Jung, Tobias 341
Junker, Thomas 2323
Juraku, Kohta 3746
Justo, Célia Maria Patriani 3285
K
Kaasch, Joachim 423, 2771
Kaasch, Michael 423, 2771
Kaenel, Philippe 3089
Kahane, Jean-Pierre 75
Kahl, Oliver R1014
Kahlow, Andreas R602
Kahn, Didier 1272–1274
Kahya, Esin R938
Kaijser, Arne 3329
Kaiser, David 62, 3535, R652
Kalas, Rayna 1353
Kalckar, Jørgen 2838
Kallinen, Maija 1202
Kalling, Ken 3060
Kallis, Aristotle A. 3060
Kaltoft, Pernille 164
Kaluza, Zénon 1019
Kalyanaraman, S. 791
Kamil, Neil 172
Kaminsky, Uwe 3045
Kammen, Michael G. 395
Kampf, Antje 3286, 3287
Kanamori, Osamu 449
Kanayama Koji 2793, 2873
Kane, Robyn 3833
Kang Hoje 3429
Kantaris, Geoffrey 208
Kanz, Kai Torsten 423
Kapel, Martin 314
Kapor, Mitch 3775
Karafyllis, Nicole C. R776, R836
Karger, Elizabeth 1020
Kargon, Robert 2958, R986
Kargon, Robert Hugh 3349
Karitzis, Andreas R276
Kärkkäinen, Pekka 487, 1021
Karp, Alexander 2083
Karpenko, Vladimı́r 358
Karrow, Robert W. 383
Karstedt, Susanne 2404
Kassell, Lauren 1430
Kastanis, Nikos 2030
Kastenhofer, Karen R836
Kästner, Ingrid 221, 2484
Katz, Jonathan 3046
Katz, V. J. 1725
Katz, Victor J. 296
Katzir, Shaul 2147, 2148
Kauffman, George B. R875, R942
Kaufman, Alejandro 208
Kaufman, Matthew H. 2485
Kaufmann, Thomas DaCosta 1182
Kavadi, Shirish N. 2589, 3288
Kavey, Allison 1209
280
Kavey, Allison B. 367
Kawaguchi, Mitsuo 2920
Kawashima, Keiko 1675
Kaye, Joel R273
Kazanjian, Powel 3289
Kearnes, Matthew 3747, 3811
Kearns, Gerry 2589
Keating, Peter 160
Keelan, Jennifer 2486, 2490
Keelan, Jennifer E. 2569
Keely, Karen A. 3038
Keene, Melanie 1955, 2772
Kehrt, Christian 3411
Keil, Gundolf 567, 1136
Keirns, Carla C. 2490, R522
Keiser, George R. 1122, 1130
Kelemen, Jozef 604
Kelleher, Tom R606
Kellens, Nathalie 960
Keller, Agathe 771
Keller, Alex 2766
Keller, Eve 1326
Keller, Evelyn Fox 62, 3629
Keller, Raffael 1161
Kellert, Stephen H. 134
Kelsky, Karen R371
Kemp, Martin 467
Kennedy, Alasdair 1560
Kennedy, Alison 1854
Kennedy, Barbara A. 376
Kennedy, Gregory P. 3832
Kennedy, Meegan 1965
Kenney, Ian J. 3192
Kenny, Robert 2344
Kenny, Stephen C. 2487
Kent, Deborah 2084
Kent, Lindsey 3063
Kerr, Anne 3595
Kerr, Rose 761
Kersting, Franz-Werner 3246
Kerwin, William 1327
Kessler, Elizabeth A. 2120
Ketterer, Ralf 3387
Kevles, Daniel J. 2945, 3179
Khalid, Amna R314
Kidd, Colin 2488
Kilgore, De Witt Douglas R2
Killen, Andreas 3090, 3115
Kim Yeon-hee 699
Kim Yung Sik 682
Kim, Boumsoung 2187
Kim, Dong-Won 62, 2874, R657
Kim, Jongyoung 743
Kim, Linsu 3748
Kim, Mi Gyung R693, R937
King, David A. 76, 77, 298
King, Elizabeth 1360
King, Helen 528
King, Nicholas B. 3713
Kingsland, Sharon E. 3011
Kingston, Ralph 2213
Kingston, William 3193
Kinsey, Darin R718
Kiple, Kenneth F. R454
Kirchhoff, Markus 2214
Kirkby, Joan 2043
Kirkpatrick, Graeme 584
Kirkup, John 529
Kirpal, Alfred R372
Kirsche, Albrecht 585
Author Index
Kirschner, Stefan 8, 9, 1184, 2345
Kiselev, G. V. 2875
Kissmann, Ulrike Tikvah 3350
Kitcher, Philip 194
Kjeldsen, Tinne Hoff 2085
Klasen, Eduard 170
Klautke, Egbert 3060
Kleeberg, Bernhard 239, 2000, 2052
Klein, A. G. 2876
Klein, Alexander Mugar 2371
Klein, David 3517
Klein, Lauren 1631
Klein, Michael J. 3607
Klein, Ursula 1267, 1766, R707
Kleiner, Israel 297
Kleinert, Andreas 8
Kleinhagauer, Robert 261
Kleinman, Kim R827
Kleint, Christian 2688
Kleist, Aaron J. 1022
Klepp, Susan E. R337
Klepper, Steven 2635
Klestinec, Cynthia 1328
Klier, Gerhard 1220
Klima, Gyula 1010, 1023
Kline, Wendy 3038, R982
Klingemann, Carsten 3129
Klucas, Gillian 3571
Kluchin, Rebecca M. R613
Klütsch, Christoph 3480
Knaapen, Loes 3667
Knell, Simon J. 373
Knellwolf, Christa 1671, 2215
Knie, Andreas R817
Knight, D. M. 1927
Knight, David 359, R182, R197
Knight, David M. 232
Knight, Harriet 1602
Knight, John 730
Knobloch, Eberhard 8, 298, 1484,
1485, 1645, 2121, R746
Knoeff, Rina 1581, R145, R217
Knowles, Barbara R947
Knox, Dilwyn 1246
Knudsen, Henrik R416
Knudsen, Ole 1927
Knuuttila, Simo 487, 932, 1010, 1017
Kobayashi Tatsuhiko 719
Kobayashi, Ichiro 2612
Kocchar, Rajesh R884
Kochan, Jeff 2785
Kockel, Titus 3351
Koehler, P. J. 3622
Koertge, Noretta 30, 173
Koester, David 1315
Koetsier, T. 1725
Koetsier, Teun 298
Kohler, Robert E. 396, 2038
Kohlstedt, Sally Gregory 2031
Kohn, Livia 744
Koizumi, Kenkichiro 3788
Kojevnikov, Alexei 3430, R208
Kolb, Adrienne W. 3532
Kölbl-Ebert, Martina 2188
Kolchinskii, Eduard I. 2275, 2984
Kolfin, Elmer E. P. 1303
Koller, Christophe 2612
Kölving, Ulla 1649
Komatsu, Yoshihiko 179
Komorowska, Joanna 911, 1077
Konagaya Daisuke 2149
Kondratas, Ramunas 78
Kong De-an 586
König, Ariane 3812
König, Wolfgang 2634, 2753, 3352,
3749, R610
Konvitz, Josef W. R153
Koo Mhan-Ock 685, 720
Koolmees, Peter 26, R1035
Koopmann, Rebecca A. 2820
Koplan, Jeffrey R399
Koppenol, Johan 1183
Korean History of Science Society
683
Korey, Michael 1486
Kosso, Peter 102
Kothmann, Hella 1365
Kotik-Friedgut, Bella 3091
Kotowicz, Zbigniew 2354
Kottek, Samuel S. 799, 2489
Kovács, László 2086, 2921
Kovács, László, Jr. 2921
Kovarik, William R224
Kowtko, Stacy 814
Kox, A. J. 2871
Kozák, Jan 377
Kozák, Jan T. R500
Kraai, Jesse R248
Kraemer, Sylvia K. 3458
Krafft, Fritz 8, 567, 1454
Kragh, Helge 62, 103, 321, 2822,
R422, R551, R558
Kragh, Helge S. 2001, 2823
Kramer, Cheryce 156
Krämer, Sybille 157
Kranakis, Eda 1970
Kranz, Horst 1259
Kratz, Carol 3412
Krauch, Helmut 3425
Krause, Henning 1754
Krauss, Marita 543
Kraut, Alan M. R1019
Krebs, Stefan 169, 2922
Kreft, Lev 281
Krekel, Christoph 1141
Krementsov, Nikolai 2712, 3012,
3194
Kremer Marietti, Angèle R295
Kremer, Klaus 1221
Kremer, Richard L. 256, R190, R470
Kreutzer, Susanne 3707
Kreuzer, Bernd 3353
Krimsky, Sheldon 195
Kritzmann, Viktor A. 2167
Krivobokova, S. S. 1767
Kroker, Kenton 488, 2490, 3195,
R522
Kroll, Gary 2943
Kromas, Angelika R574
Kromm, Jane 556
Kron, Geoffrey 951, 962
Krop, Henri 1455
Kropf, Simone Petraglia 3196
Kropp, Amina 868
Krueger, Gretchen 3197
Krüger, Peter 2189
Krüger-Fürhoff, Irmela Marei 525
Krull, Wilhelm 3453
Kubbinga, Henk 342
Kuchinskaya, Olgo R547
Küçük, B. Harun R842
Kugel, Alexis 315
Kugler, Hartmut 543
Kühn, Petr 378
Kühne, Andreas 8, 9, 1184, 1908

Kumar, Deepak 2713
Kumar, Prakash 2676
Kumar, Vinod 791
Kŭnbae, Kim 2699
Kunkel, Paul 299
Kupinse, William 2565
Kupper, Patrick 2029
Kurrer, Karl-Eugen 587
Kursell, Julia R854
Kurtz, D. W. 316
Kurzer, Frederick 2603
Kushner, Howard I. 3675, R797
Kusukawa, Sachiko 969, 970, 1299,
R143, R786
Kutney, Gerald 360
Kutzer, Michael 221
Kuukkanen, Jouni-Matti 104
Kwa, Chunglin R925
Kwan, Allen 3481
Kwasniewski, Peter A. 1005
Kwinter, Sanford 3354
L Latham, Stephen R. 3300
L’Estoile, Benoı̂t de 3047
La Berge, Ann F. 3708
Laak, Dirk van R215
Labbé, Morgane 2397
Laboulais, Isabelle 373
Laboulais-Lesage, Isabelle 1794
LaCapra, Dominick 3247
Lacey, Hugh 180
Lach, Denise 3581
Lachapelle, Sofie 2540, R661
Lack, H. Walter 2286
Lacki, Jan 343
Ladd-Taylor, Molly R905
Ladner, Barbara E. 3038
Lafferton, Emese 2414, 2541
LaFleur, William R. 530
Lafuente, Antonio 1823
Lagerlund, Henrik 1010, 1108
Lagerwall, Jan R948
Lagesen, Vivian Anette 3789
Laing, Michael R875
Laird, Mark 432
Laird, Walter Roy 344, 1261
Lakoff, Andrew 3686
Laks, André 879
Laland, Kevin N. 484
Lamar, Jake 3502
Lamard, Pierre 2612
Lamassé, Stéphane 1050
Lamb, Marion J. 447, 448
Lambek, Michael R41
Lambert, Dominique 2823
Lambert, Kevin 3596
Lambert, Michel 981
Lamoreaux, Naomi R. 2635
Lampe, Kurt 1045
Lancaster, Lynne 962
Lancelot, Gaël 3612
Landau, Paul S. R520
Landes, Joan B. 1815
Landry-Deron, Isabelle R402
Landsberg, Hannelore 2274
Lane, Kristina Maria Doyle 2122
Láng, Benedek R626, R673, R768
Langdon, John 1149
Langenheim, R. L., Jr. R787
Langermann, Y. Tzvi 803, 1160
Author Index
Langewiesche, Wolfgang 3412
Langfeldt, Liv 132
Langford, Jean M. R944
Langins, Janis R490
Langkavel, Arno 1365
Langston, Nancy 2955
Langton, S. G. 1725
Lanuza-Navarro, Tayra 14, 1524
Lanzoni, Susan R349
Lapteff, Sergey 762
Larédo, Philippe 3453
Largent, Mark 3038
Largent, Mark A. 241, 3290
Largier, Niklaus 464
Larkin, Deirdre 1122
Larner, A. J. 1580
Larson, Barbara 1986
Larson, Frances 2009
Larson, Ronald G. 105
Larsson, Thomas 3790
Larsson, Ulf 1936
Laszlo, Pierre 431, 2689, R728
Latour, Bruno 196, 236
Laubichler, Manfred 57
Laubichler, Manfred D. 3013, R180
Laubichler, Manfred Dietrich 3013
Laudel, Grit 273
Launay, Françoise 2824
Launert, Dieter 1245
Launius, Roger D. 612, 3833
Laurent, Roger 75, 290
Laurenza, Domenico 1362
Lautenschlager, Manfred 1141
Lauwaert, Maaike 3750
Lauwers, Veerle 960
Lavaggi, Andrea 1165
Lavan, Luke 960
Lavoie, Vincent 3275
Lavoisy, Olivier 2612
Lawn, Martin 3080
Lawrence, Christopher 2447, R113,
R328, R573, R957
Lawrence, Sarah Raphael 3291
Lawrence, Susan C. 39, R663
Lawson, Tony 3644
Lax, Alistair J. 3031
Laxton, Paul 2589
Lazardzig, Jan 1419, 1632
Lazarus, Maureen 2261
Lazier, Benjamin 2565
Lazzerini, Luigi 464
Le Goff, Armelle 2025
Le Goff, Jean-Pierre 75
Le Guet Tully, Françoise 2614
Le Ru, Véronique 1712
Leaney, Enda 1946, 2372
Lear, Linda 1987
Leavitt, Judith W. R910
Lecoat, Nanette 1655
Lecq, Ria van der 998, 1010
Lécuyer, Christophe 3751
Lederer, Susan E. 3179, 3198
Ledermann, François 567
Lee, Chinyelu K. 3300
Lee, Francis 3118
Lee, J. Patrick 1655
Lee, Janet 3199
Lee, Paula Young 2010
Lee, Sabine 2834, 2886
Leedy, Todd H. 820
281
Leegwater, Arie 2923
Leeuw, Peter W. de 3401
Leeuwen, Jaap M. van 3401
Lefèvre, Wolfgang 1354
Lefkaditou, Ageliki 2956
Lefort, Jacques 675
Leggett, Anne M. 285
Lehleiter, Christine 1840
Lehman, Christine 1660
Lehmkugel, Frank 423
Lehoux, Daryn 840, 933, R318, R534,
R536
Lehrich, Christopher I. 278
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm 1456,
1557
Leigh-Lancaster, David 287
Leimkugel, Frank 567
Leitão, Henrique 1202
Leith, David R309
Leitner, Ulrike 2011
Lekhtman, A. 2127
Lemarchand, Yannick 2612
Lemay, J. A. Leo 1650
Lemmerich, Jost 2877
Lemuth, Oliver 2878
Leniaud, Jean-Michel 2614
Lennon, Thomas M. 1846
Lenoir, Timothy 135
Lente, Dick van 2636, 3752
Lenz, Martin 1018
Leon, Sharon M. 3048
León-Jones, Karen De 1210
Leonard, Angela M. R397
Leong, Elaine Yuen Tien 1624
Leonhard, Karin 1564
Leonidio, Adalmir. 1956
Lepeltier, Thomas 2825
Lepicard, Etienne 1871, 3200
Lequeux, James 2821
Lerner, Barron H. 3201, 3668, R209
Lerner, Josh 2635
Lerner, Loren 3275
Lerner, Michel-Pierre 1512
Lértora Mendoza, Celina A. 2582
Lesch, John E. 3322
Leske, Irene Prüfer 1934
Lessa, Andrea. 813
Lestel, Dominique 470
Leu, Urs B. 1161
Leuenberger, Christine 3115, 3687
Leuenberger-Pinch, Christine R147
Lev, Efraim 812, 2510, 2511
Levack, Brian P. 1428
Levene, Alysa 3292
Levenstein, Margaret 2635
Levere, Trevor R237
Levere, Trevor H. 1877, 1927, R30
Levering, Matthew 1004
Levidow, Les 3459, 3460
Levine, George R820
Levine, George Lewis 450
Levinson, Mark R447
Levit, Georg S. 423
Leviton, Alan E. 2968
Lewens, Tim 451
Lewenstein, Bruce V. 243
Lewis, Christopher J. T. 345
Lewis, David E. R405
Lewis, Eric P. 1372
Lewis, Gillian 1299
Lewis, Jane 538
Lewis, Mark Edward 731
Lewis, Michael J. T. 678
Lewis, Neil 1024
282
Lewis, Peter J. 346
Lewit, Tamara 960
Lewontin, Richard C. 3179
Leydesdorff, Loet 3503
Lezaun, Javier 3461
Li Di 696, 721
Li Lei 2936
Li Xiao-bo 136
Li Xing-min 137
Liana, Zbigniew 233
Lidaka, Juris 973
Lie, Anne Kveim 1872
Lieburg, M. J. van 2168
Lieske, Pam 1873
Lifshitz-Krams, Anne 470
Lightman, Alan P. 2690
Lightman, Bernard 1952, 1957, 2002,
2003
Lightman, Bernard V. 1952, 1958
Lilienfeld, David E. 562
Lim Jong-tae 702, 728
Lima, Elizabeth Maria Freire de
Araújo 2542
Lima, Nı́sia Trindade 2578, 3221
Lima, Nı́sia Trinidade [Trindade]
2559
Lin Zhen-qi 2879
Lin, Xiaoqing Diana 701
Lindberg, David R775
Lindee, Susan 530, R430, R475
Lindemann, Mary 1893, R966
Lindgren, Uta 1281, R445
Lindley, David 2880
Lindner, Ulrike 3723
Linhard, Frank 1457
Linke, Sebastian 423
Linker, Beth R847
Lintsen, Harry 2637
Lipartito, Kenneth 3834
Lipphardt, Veronika R167
Lippincott, Sara 3536
Liscia, Daniel A. Di 1513
Lister, Adrian 435
Liston, J. J. 414
Litsios, Socrates 3300
Litten, Freddy 2773
Littlewood, Jez 3495
Liu Hai-xia 138
Liu Hua-qiu 2806
Liu Ji-feng 3537
Livesey, Steven 1025
Livingston, Julie 3202, R513
Livingstone, David N. 468, 2324
Ljungström, Olof 501
Llinares, Sylviane 2612
Llombart, José 1490
Lloyd, Elisabeth Anne 452
Lloyd, G. E. R. R480, R682
Lloyd, Stephanie 3597
Lloyd-Jones, Antonia 546
Llull, Ramon 981
Lo, Vivienne 745, 756
Locher, Fabien 2190, 2216
Lock, Margaret 3597
Lockman, Felix J. 3520
Loengard, Janet S. 977
Loettgers, Andrea 57
Logan, Cheryl R499, R922
Logan, Cheryl A. 2985
Lohff, Brigitte R435
Löhnert, Eckehard P. 2191
Author Index
Lohr, Charles 298
Lohr, Charles H. 976, 1026, 1027
Lohrmann, Dietrich 1085, 1259, R755
Løkke, Håvard 934
LoLordo, Antonia 1458
Long, Kathleen P. 1191
Long, Pamela O. 1211, 1355
Long, R. James 973, 1017
Longhurst, Ian 922
Longo, Bernadette 3462
Longo, Lawrence D. 531
Look, Brandon 1456
Lopes, Doraci Alves 2572
Lopes, Maria Margaret 2012, 2202
López Denis, Adrián 1874, 2583
López Pérez, Miguel 366, 1552, 1603
López Piñero, José M. 1202
López Ruiz, Carolina 279
López-Muñoz, Francisco 1329
López-Ocón Cabrera, L. 2755
López-Ocón, Leoncio 2415
Lorch, Richard 8, 641
Lord, Alexandra M. 3293
Lorenzo, Miguel Ángel Puche 1804
Lorenzoni, I. 3731
Lorusso, Lorenzo 158, 1308, 3213
Löscher, Monika 3060
Lossio, Jorge 3203
Loughlin, Kelly 3268, 3669
Lourinho, Lı́dia Andrade 266
Love, Alan C. 3013, R172
Lovell, Bernard 3738
Lovett, Lisetta 2543
Low, Morris R464
Lowe, E. J. 106
Lowe, Thomas 3554
Lowengard, Sarah 1909
Löwy, Ilana 532, 2490
Lu Ling-feng 722
Lucas, A. M. 2235
Lucas, Adam 1154
Lucas, Adam Robert 1150
Lucas, Matthew R80
Lucas, Peter 2192, 2425
Luciano, Lynne R481
Luckin, Bill R997
Lüdecke, Cornelia 2937
Ludlam, Julianne Gray 2544
Ludwig, Karl-Heinz R334
Luján, José Luis 3463
Luna, Marco Aurelio 2346
Lundin, Per 2714, 3355
Lundquist, Kjell 1299
Luo Jianjin 708, 733
Luscombe, David 1017
Lustig, Harry R235
Lüthy, Christoph R165, R550, R751
Lützen, Jesper R1043
Luxbacher, Günther 573, 3356, R839
Lyall, Kenneth 2150
Lykke, Nina 469
Lykknes, Annette R401
Lynch, John M. 262
Lynch, Michael 139, 160
Lynn, Michael R. 1660, R525
Lyons, Andrew 499
M Marchisotto, Elena 2088
Maanen, Jan van 1487
Maas, Ad 2763, R858
Maasen, Sabine 592
Maat, Harro 3396
Macdonald, Paul S. 1312
MacDougall, Heather R633
Macedo, Stephen 473
MacFarlane, John T. 3204
Machado, Ana Regina 3294
Machado, Maria Helena P. T. 2234
Machamer, Peter R259
Machline, Vera Cecı́lia 1330
Macı́as Villalobos, Cristobal 912
Macintyre, Iain 3205
Mack, Arien 197
Mackensen, Ludolf von 8
Mackenzie, Campbell 540
MacKeown, P. Kevin 2123
Mackowski, Maura Phillips R537
MacLeod, Christine 25, 588, 3357,
R761
Macleod, Roy 141, 617, 1937, 2756,
3425, 3464, R1070
Macnaghten, Phil 3747, 3811
Macoubrie, Jane 3465
Maempel, George Zammit 379
Maerker, Anna 1875, R180
Maffeo, Sabino R1025
Magallón Portolés, C. 2774
Maglo, Koffi 1532, 1713
Magnello, M. Eileen 2087, R820
Magnus, P. D. 140
Magnusson, Roberta 1154
Magoc, Chris J. 405
Mahone, Sloan R521
Mahoney, Michael S. 8, 3771
Maienschein, Jane 57, 58, 3013, R358
Maier, Helmut R1016
Maı̈er, Michaël 1553
Maimonides, Moses 809
Maines, Rachel R845
Mainzer, Klaus 8
Maio, Giovanni 182, 525
Maisano, Scott 1393
Mali, Joseph 68
Malone, Jay 59
Malosetti Costa, Laura 2559
Maltese, Giulio 1533, 2851
Malville, J. McKim 817
Manasek, Francis J. 256
Mancosu, Paolo 2794
Mancuso, Piergabriele 802
Mandelbrote, Scott 538, 1406, 1604
Manderson, Lenore R542
Mandler, Peter R959
Mandosio, Jean-Marc 12
Mandressi, Rafael 533
Mañes, Xavier 2924
Manganaro, Christine L. R945
Manganelli, Giuseppe 2267
Mangoubi, Sandra 1098
Maniko Masahisa 2032
Mann, Kathryn R757
Manners, Ian 1288
Männistö-Funk, Tiina 2491
Mannoni, Tiziano 960
Mansour, Nasser 264
Manzoli, Federica 3434
Mao Shi-zhen 1948
Maor, Eli 317
Mårald, Erland 589
Marché, Jordan D. R275
Marchel, Carol 3630
Marco Simón, Francisco 869
Marcon, Federico 732

Marcum, James A. 40
Marcus, Alan I. R830, R913
Marcus, Gary 484
Marenbon, John 1010, 1028
Margaritis, Evi 962
Margolis, Joseph 107
Mariani, Nazareno 1009
Marié, Éric 746
Marietti, Susanna 2089
Marinescu, Alexandru 2236
Mark, Harry M. 2492
Märker, Anna R838
Märker, Karl 2895
Markert, Michael 1764
Markley, Robert 1988
Markowitz, Gerald R1018
Markus, Andrew R19
Marmo, Costantino 937
Marmura, Michael E. 635
Maronne, Sébastien 1488
Marquet, Yves 659
Marquez Valderrama, Jorge 519
Marquis, Jean-Pierre 2807
Marr, Alexander 1489
Marres, Noortje 198
Marrone, Steven P. 1029
Mars, Sarah 3268
Marsch, Ulrich R431
Marsden, Brian 1741
Marsden, Brian G. 2119
Marsh, Kevin R. 3572
Marshall, David W. 1154
Marshall, J. E. A. 2972
Marshall, James L. R461
Marshall, Peter H. 1162
Marshall, Trevor W. R315
Marshall, Virginia L. R461
Marston, Adrian 2493
Marszolek, Inge R588
Martello, Robert R825
Martens, Femke 961
Martens, Rhonda R501
Marti, Laurence 2612
Martı́, Oscar R. R189
Martı́n, Abel Fernando Martı́nez 3295
Martin, Aryn 3049, 3050
Martin, Ben R. 192
Martin, Christopher R357
Martin, Christopher J. 1018, 1030
Martin, Craig 1331
Martin, Emily 3688
Martin, John 3538
Martin, Lauren 1428
Martin, Michael 567
Martin, Morag 1876
Martin, Olivier 49, 151
Martin, Paul 3584
Martin, Paula Joan 3206
Martin, Roberta 1394
Martin, Shirley A. 2545
Martin-Robine, Florence 347
Martı́nez Gázquez, José 1065
Martı́nez Marco, Emilio A. 3305
Martı́nez Solis, Sandra 2906
Martı́nez, Leticia Ariadna 2415
Martı́nez, Luis Pablo 1154
Martı́nez, Rafael 1194
Martı́nez-Vidal, Àlvar 1332
Martini, Laura R404
Martinón-Torres, Marcos 254
Author Index
Martins, Lilian Al-Chueyer Pereira
1841
Martins, Roberto de Andrade 1927
Martins, Susana S. 3358
Marty, Bernard 3032
Martzloff, Jean-Claude 684
Marzano, Michela 880
Mason, Adrienne 1655
Mason, John 300
Mason, Peter 1299
Massar, Natacha 945
Massimi, Michela R28
Mastrogiacomo, Elisabetta 1714
Masutti, Christophe 374, 2957
Mathew, John R752
Matsubara, Yoko 3014
Matsumura, Noriaki 747
Matsuyama, Juichi 8
Matt, Daniel C. 236
Matta, Christina 2287
Mattéi, Jean-François 298
Mattern, Susan P. 946
Matthee, Rudi 671
Matthen, Mohan R828
Matthews, Ralph 3820
Matthews, Steven 1198
Mattsson, Henrik 3329
Mattusch, Carol 962
Mauch, Christof 406
Mauch, Ute 1102
Mauersberger, Klaus R470, R620
Maury, Liliane R780
Mayer-Deutsch, Angela 1414
Mayhew, Robert J. 1561
Mayne, Alan R1083
Mayo, Thomas B. de 989
Mayr, Ernst 3006
Maza, Clelia Martinez 1253
Mazauric, Simone 1649
Mazawi, André Elias 3511
Mazet, Edmond 1031
Mazumdar, Pauline M. H. 2490, 2757,
R274, R909
Mazzolini, Renato G. 370, 1579
Mazzotti, Massimo 1649, 1731, R428
Mbùgua, Karori 425
Mcarthur, Dan 108
McCall, G. J. H. 318
McCall, Storrs R658
McCallum, Jack 2494
McCalman, Iain 1776
McCarthy, Angela 3248
McClellan, James E., III 1667, R187
McClive, Cathy 1384
McCluskey, Stephen 828
McColley, Diane Kelsey 1395
McConnell, Anita 1692, 1693
McCook, Stuart 3397, R863
McCormick, Sabrina 199
McCormmach, Russell 1651
McCoy, Alfred W. 3631
McCracken, Donal P. 2288
McCracken, Garry M. 348
McCray, W. Patrick 3496
McCurdy, Howard E. 612
McDonald, Lynn R407
McEvoy, John G. 41, 1768, R477,
R478, R479
McGarr, Paul 3426
McGarry, Molly 2044
McGee, David R114, R332
283
McGinnis, Jon R48
McGowan, Alan H. R117
McGrail, Sean 962
McHold, Heather 1965
McHugh, James R685
McInerny, Ralph 1005
McIvor, Arthur 3284
McKay, Alex 3207
McKellar, Shelley 592
McLarty, Colin 2078, 2090, 2808
McLaughlin, Peter 2053
Mcleish, Caitrı́ona A. 3497
McLeish, Christina 109, 110
McLeod, Kari Suzanne 3709
McLeod-Kilmurray, Heather 3466
McMahon, Ciarán 935
McMillan, John 3051
McMullin, Ernan 2124, R844
McOuat, Gordon 2050
McPhillips, Kathleen 3573
McTavish, Lianne 1333, R561, R651
McTighe, Geoffrey Neal Cassady
1174
McVaugh, Michael 1605
Mead, Clifford 27
Meadows, Andrew 962
Meckel, Richard 3275
Medina-Doménech, Rosa M. 3208
Medina-Jerez, William 265
Medupe, Rodney 817
Meek, Heather 554
Meer, Jitse M. van der 3015
Mehos, Donna C. 2013
Mehrtens, Herbert 221
Meier-Staubach, Christel 973
Meigh-Andrews, Chris 3791
Meijman, Frans J. 142, 2592
Meinel, Christoph 221, 2019
Meis, Morgan 440
Meisinger, Hubert 233
Mejia, Paola 3296, R34
Meli, Domenico Bertoloni 1606
Meller, William H. 2519
Melling, Joseph 2536, 2546, 3273
Mellor, Felicity 3521
Mellyn, Elizabeth Walker 1137
Melosi, Martin V. 2638
Mencacci, Francesca 464
Mendel, Gregor 2317
Mendes Ferraz, Márcia H. 2169
Menéndez-Navarro, Alfredo 3208
Meng Hu 301
Menge, Johannes 2193
Menn, Stephen 636
Mentgen, Gerd 1073
Mercer, Christia 1459
Mercer, David 139
Merchant, Carolyn 407, R433
Merchiers, Jacques 881
Mercier, Raymond R453
Merello, Gisella 2614
Mersch, Dieter 1229
Merson, John 622
Mertens, Joost 2151, R801
Meskens, Ad R406
Métailié, Georges 736
Methuen, Charlotte 1194
Metrevich, V. P. 371
Metze, Gudula 1184, 1908
Metzler, Irina 1131
Metzler, Sally 397
Meulders, Michel 2355
Meyenn, Karl von 8
Meyer, Andreas 1419
284
Meyer, Christian 1057
Meyer, David R. 2639
Meyer, Heinz 973
Meyer, Ruth 1017
Meyer, Torsten 573
Meyers, Amy R. W. 432
Meyers, Todd 2367
Meynell, G. G. 1607
Micale, Mark S. 212
Michael, Emily 1032
Michael, Michael 3092
Michael, Mike 534
Michailov, G. K. 1723
Michalopoulos, Andreas N. 870
Micheuz, Peter 261
Michie, Donald 3388
Mickulas, Peter Philip 2289
Middeldorff, Swantje 221
Mijnhardt, Wijnand 1385
Mikesell, Stephen 3642
Milam, Erika Lorraine R845, R947
Milazzo, Paul Charles 3574
Milbank, Samuel L. 3646
Mildenberger, Florian 543, 3093,
R917
Miled, Marouane ben 642
Miles, Margaret R. 1106
Millán-Verdú, Carles 2162
Miller, David 111
Miller, David Philip 1769, 1770,
1877, 2640, R181, R525
Miller, Donald G. 2641
Miller, Foil A. 356
Miller, Gavin 3094, 3249
Miller, Joyce 1428
Miller, Kristen 3482
Miller, Steve 126
Mills, Allan 1694, 1695, 2764
Mills, Allan A. 2642
Mills, Catherine 3282
Mills, David 3135
Mills, John A. 3250
Millstein, Roberta L. 3598
Millward, Liz 3413
Milnes, Timothy 2050
Milosz, Czeslaw 546
Milton, Kimball A. 2881
Mindell, David A. 3835
Minehan, Bridie Andrews R774
Ming, Chen 748
Mininberg, David T. R439
Minker, Jack 606, 3792
Miorelli, Alessandro 370
Miranda, Paulo Sérgio Carneiro 3294
Mirowski, Philip 3724, R662
Misa, Thomas J. 605, 606, 3347
Mishra, Ashoka K. 782
Missa, Jean-Noël 3251
Mitcham, Carl 590
Mitchell, David 564
Mitchell, Robert 3679
Mitchell, Sandra D. 439, R495
Mitman, Gregg 438, 3282, 3575
Mittermeir, Roland T. 3771
Miyajima, Kazuhiko 700
Miyamoto, Masaki 2925
Mladenovic, Bojana 112
Moblo, Pennie R1003
Mode 891
Moer, Ard Van 2050
Moeshart, Herman J. 2643
Author Index
Mohajeri, Shahrooz 2644
Möhle, Hannes 1017
Moine, Jean-Marie 2612
Mojsisch, Burkhard 1017
Moktefi, Amirouche 2050, R700
Mokyr, Joel 1901, 1910
Molella, Arthur 2958
Molella, Arthur P. 408, 3349
Moler, Cleve 3779
Mollenhauer, Dieter 423
Molloy, Sylvia 208
Mom, Gijs 3359
Mommertz, Monika 1743
Monette, Jean-François 2217
Mongne, Pascal 2415
Monica Garcia, Claudia 2495
Monin, Henri 3032
Monmonier, Mark 385
Monquil-Broersen, Tiny 26
Monroe, John Warne 2045
Monsen, Arve 3021
Montanari, Roberta Caldini 898
Monte, Almerinda 2645
Monteil, Jean-François 1033
Monti, Maria Teresa 1816
Montiel, Luis 2496, R670
Montolli, Barbara 3434
Moon Joong-Yang 685–687, 703
Moon Man-yong 3467
Moon, Paul R469
Moon, Suzanne M. 3360
Mooney, Graham 2497
Moorbath, S. R474
Moore, Carl E. 2166, 2170
Moore, D. T. 2237
Moore, Gregory H. 2091
Moore, James 1932, 3052
Moore, Keith 246, 3779
Moore, Kelly 3468
Moore, Sir Patrick 3836
Moore, Wendy 1878
Moran, Bruce T. 1275, 1276
Moran, Dermot 1222
Moran, James E. 556
Moran, Michelle Therese 2584
Moran, Richard R308
Morange, Michel 470, R1049
Morantz-Sanchez, Regina R994
Morehead, Allison 2373
Moreno, Jesús Luque 899
Moreno, Jonathan D. 3440, 3623
Morenzoni, Franco 1034
Moretti, Cesare 1268
Morgan, Gregory J. 3603, 3608, R803
Moriarty, Paul Veatch 1715
Morin, Denis 2612
Moro-Abadı́a, Oscar R655
Morrell, Jack R128, R363, R472,
R591
Morris, Pat 2946
Morris, Peter R423, R649
Morris, Sharon 3297
Morris-Reich, Amos 3136
Morrison, Margaret 2882
Morrison-Low, A. D. 1696, R1001
Morton, David L. 591, 2646
Morus, Iwan R336
Morus, Iwan Rhys 1989, R420, R1028
Moser, Gabriele 2589
Möser, Kurt 573
Moser, Stephanie 2426
Moses, Lyria Bennett 200
Mosini, Valeria 1879, 3644
Mosley, Adam 42, 319, 1245, 1247,
2766, R121, R202
Mosley, Stephen 3282
Mosselmans, Bert 2050
Mossensohn, Miri Shefer 666
Mota, Teresa Salomé 373
Mothe, John de la 141
Moulin, Anne Marie 2585
Moulines, C. Ulises 8
Moulinier, Laurence 255
Moulinier-Brogi, Laurence 1066
Moura, João Batista Vianey Silveira
266
Mowery, David C. 2635
Moyn, Samuel 506, 507
Mudry, Philippe 464
Mueller, Ian 298
Mueller, Thomas 556
Mühl-Benninghaus, Wolfgang 573
Muir, Cameron R739
Muir, Kristy 3689
Mukerji, Chandra 1566, 1567, 1633–
1635
Mülberger, Annette 3095, 3096
Muldoon, Ciara Aisling 349
Mullen, Megan Gwynne 3793
Müller, Gerd B. 3013
Müller, Irmgard 423, 567, 2976
Müller, Katja R131
Muller, Séverin 559
Müller, Thomas 3209
Müller-Hill, Benno 530, R497, R822
Müller-Jahncke, Wolf-Dieter 567
Müller-Sievers, Helmut R133
Müller-Strahl, Gerhard 2336
Müller-Wille, Staffan 423, 1824,
1825, 2276, 2987, R952
Munns, David 2826
Munns, David P. D. 320
Munson, Marit K. 3148
Munz, Tania R255
Murard, Lion 2589
Murariu, Dumitru 1817
Muray, Leslie 234
Murdoch, Stephen 3097
Muroi, Kazuo 834
Murphy, Joseph 3460
Murphy, Michael A. 2357
Murray, Patricia 208
Murray, Stephen O. 3144
Murton, James 2959
Musajo Somma, Laura 1880
Musgrave, Alan 113
Mussell, James 1959
Mustar, Philippe 3453
Mutel, Cornelia Fleischer 398
Myers, Robert A. 2883
Mylott, Anne R736
N
Nahin, Paul J. 1732
Nahman, Michal 3584
Nakajima, Hideto 616
Nakamura Shigeru 2809
Nakamura, Hisami 372
Namal, Arin 3210
Nappi, Carla 735
Naranjo Orovio, C. 2758
Nathan, Erica 2251
Navarro Brotons, Victor 1202, 1262
Navarro, Alfredo Menéndez 2589

Navarro, Jaume R638
Navarro-Brotóns, Vı́ctor 1202, 3539
Navarro-Loidi, Juan 1490
Nawa Kotaro 2715
Nawa, Christine 2019
Nazé, Yaël R179
Neal, Larry 2635
Needell, Allan A. R595
Needham, Joseph 761
Neeley, Kathleen L. 1652
Néfissa, Kmar Ben 2585
Negrea, Stefan 2986
Negro, Piero del 1202
Neiburg, Federico 3120
Neil, Timothy 1965
Neiman, Susan 2682
Nelle, Florian 1396
Nelson, Arvid 3576
Nelson, E. C. 2039
Nelson, E. Charles R1057
Nelson, Jennifer 3298
Nelson, Ralph 2795
Neri, Janice 432
Nerlich, Brigitte 3670, 3819
Nesteruk, Alexei V. 233
Nestle, Marion 3813, 3814
Neswald, Elizabeth R690
Netz, Reviel 298
Neufeld, Michael J. 3414
Neumann, John Von 2810
Neumann, O. 1725
Neumann, Olaf 2078
Nevins, Michael 810
Newcomb, Sally R344
Newcombe, Suzanne 3710
Newman, Lance R887
Newman, Stuart A. 3016
Newman, William R. 3, 1091, 1296,
1558
Newsom Kerr, Matthew L. 2498
Newton, Julianne Lutz 2960
Nguyen, Vinh-Kim 3694
Nibler, Ferdinand 1151
Nicholas, Tom 2635
Nicholls, Angus 2416
Nicholls, Henry 3577
Nicholson, Ian 3632, R110
Nickelsen, Kärin 1826, 2305
Nicolaı̈dis, Efthymios 75
Nicolle, Jean-Marie 298
Nicolson, Malcolm 3229
Nicoud, Marilyn 968
Niederberger, Andreas 1083
Nielsen, Anita Kildebæk 2171
Nielsen, J. Rud 2838
Nielsen, Keld 1927
Nielsen, Kristian Hvidtfelt 60, 2703
Nielsen, Lauge O. 1089
Niemitz, Hans-Ulrich 3749
Niering, William A. 2290
Nies, Betsy L. 3038
Nieto-Galan, Agusti 1202, R630
Nightingale, Florence 2499
Noakes, Richard 2046, 2152
Nobis, Heribert M. 1035, 1282
Nobles, Gregory H. 2238
Nock, David A. 3137
Noel, R. 971
Noelli, Francisco Silva 2427
Nogueira, Maria Inês 625
Noguera, Carlos Ernesto 2578
Author Index
Noll, Steven R805
Nolte, Karen 2500
Noone, Timothy B. 1017
Nordlund, Christer 52, 373, 589, R771
Norman, Jesse 159
Normandin, Sebastian 2501
North, John 1194, R101, R766, R965,
R1024
North, Susan Giesemann 1460
Norton, Peter D. 3361
Nothacker, Rita 423
Nottingham, Chris 3299
Nötzoldt, Peter 2753
Nouvel, Pascal 418
Novaes, Catarina Dutilh 1018
November, Joseph R990
Nowack, Thilo 221
Nowotny, Helga 141
Nowotny, Otto 567
Numbers, Ronald L. 235, 2325, 2742
Nummedal, Tara 367
Nummedal, Tara E. 1277, R725, R798
Nunes, Everardo Duarte 496
Nunn, Suzanne 2586
Nuovo, Victor 1452
Nuti, Lucia R322
Nuttall, Alison 2502, 2503
Nutton, Christine 535
Nutton, Vivian 535
Nuvolari, Alessandro 25, 1911
Nye, Mary Jo 62, 855, 2704, R28,
R421
Nye, Robert A. R1092
Nystrom, Eric Charles 2647
O Opinel, Annick 2506
O’Boyle, Cornelius 1074
O’Brien, Denis 920
O’Connor, Anne 2428
O’Connor, Ralph 2194, 2195, R169
O’Donnell, Sean Tath 2716
O’Hea, Margaret 960
O’Malley, Maureen A. 462, 2987
O’Malley, Therese 432
O’Meara, Dominic J. 298
O’Neil, Bernard 2193
O’Neill, Rob 3483
O’Regan, Gerard 607
O’Shea, Donal 2827
O’Sullivan, Mary A. 2635
Ober, Josiah 473
Oberdan, Thomas R317
Oberkrome, Willi 2953
Oberländer, Christian 2504
Obermeyer, Brice 3138
Oberquelle, Horst 3484
Obregón Torres, Diana R33
Obrist, Barbara 367
Ochsner, Beate 440
Oehler-Klein, Sigrid 3211
Oelkers, Jürgen 3098
Oestmann, Günther R1039
Ogawa, Mariko 2677
Ogborn, Miles 620, R171
Ogien, Ruwen 470
Ogilvie, Marilyn Bailey 3053
Ogilvy, Guy 365
Ogino, Miho 3618
Oguz, Nurettin 477
Ohanian, Hans C. 2691
285
Ōhashi Yukio 723
Ohayon, Annick 2390
Ohlers, R. Clinton 2004
Öhman, May-Britt 52, 3362
Oikonomopoulou, Polytimi 952
Oinas-Kukkonen, Henry 3794
Okuda Kenzo 3795
Olagüe de Ros, Guillermo 1881
Oldham, Kalil R731
Oldman, Elizabeth 1636
Oldroyd, David 2196, R130, R237,
R263, R524, R562
Oldroyd, David R. 377
Olesko, Kathryn M. 209
Oleson, John Peter 962
Oliveira, Zaqueu Vieira 1226
Oliver, Harold 236
Oliver, Ronald W. A. 1703
Oliveri, Gianluigi R333
Olivier, Marc 2612
Olsén, Jan Eric 2505
Olsen, Kevin 2926
Olsen, Maynard V. 3063
Olson, Richard 1938
Olson, Roberta J. M. 370
Olson, Storrs L. 3000
Olsson, Lennart R497
Olsson, Sven-Olof 2648
Oltrogge, Doris 1141
Oluseyi, Hakeem M. 2828
Oman, Kerry R. R849
Omata, Waichiro 2547
Omura, Yoshiaki 536
Oosterhuis, H. 3177
Oosterhuis, Harry 3690
Oosterloo, Stef 26
Opata, Damian U. 817
Oppenheimer, Gerald M. R546
Oral, Aysu 3152
Orchiston, Wayne 2821, 3522
Ordóñez, Javier 1969
Orel, Vı́tězslav 2317, 2678
Oreskes, Naomi 3476
Orland, Barbara 221, 592, 3363, R116
Orlando, Lucia 3837
Orr, Jackie 3252
Ortiz, Eduardo L. 208, 2058, 2078
Osborn, Marijane 1132
Osborn, Matthew Warner 1882
Osborne, Michael A. 2277, R225
Osietzki, Maria 221
Osler, Margaret J. 1192, 1461, R27
Osten, Manfred 1934
Osten, Philipp R282
Osterbrock, Donald E. R245
Ostorero, Martine 990
Ott, Ingrid 593
Ottani Cavina, Anna 370
Ottavi, Dominique 2374
Otte, Michael 8
Otto, Adelheid 848
Ottone, E. G. 414
Ouelbani, Mélika 2796
Oury, Jean-Paul 3815
Overstreet, Leslie K. R788
Owen, John 2507
Owen, Richard 2278
Owen-Smith, Jason 3464
Owens, Stephanie 3630
Owens, Susan 206
P
Paavilainen, Helena 811
286
Packard, Randall M. R958
Page, Benjamin B. 3300
Page, Frederick G. 1771
Paik, Young-Gyung R783
Pailin, David 1407
Paiva, Ilana Lemos de 3691
Pak Myong-gyu 2717
Palló, Gábor R912
Palm, Lodewijk 2917
Palma, Armando de 2356
Palmer, David R. 3341
Palmer, Scott W. 3415
Palmer, Steven 2578
Palmieri, Paolo 1163, 1263, 1534,
R152, R807
Palomares, Maria Lourdes D. 2252
Panaccio, Claude 1018
Pancaldi, Giuliano R278
Pandey, Anubhav 791
Pandey, Lalit 769
Pandora, Katherine 61
Panese, Francesco 160
Panofsky, Wolfgang K. H. 2884
Pantalony, David 256, R523
Panteki, Maria 2050
Panza, Marco 2049, R675
Paoletti, Cristina 1716
Papanelopoulou, Faidra 2153
Papathanassiou, Maria K. 923
Papilloud, Christian 593
Papma, Hilje 170
Papon, Pierre 3453
Paquay, I. 971
Paquot, Catherine 2172
Paquy, Lucie 559
Paradis, James G. 1939
Pârâianu, Rǎzvan 3060
Parascandola, John 3441, R963
Pardo-Tomás, José 1332
Parenti, Christian 201
Pareti, Germana 2356
Parikh, Shanti 3694
Park, Buhm Soon 3179
Park, Katharine 1133, 1167, 1334
Parker Brienen, Rebecca 1577
Parker, Donn B. 3796
Parkin, Jon 1586
Parkin-Gounelas, Ruth 2375
Parkinson, Anna 1608
Parks, James M. 2973
Parmentier, Marc R150
Parrish, Susan Scott 815
Parshall, Karen Hunger 2078, 2092,
R206
Parshall, Linda 2239
Parsons, Terence 1010
Parthasarathy, Shobita R627
Partington, John S. 2692
Partridge, Craig 3797
Pasachoff, Jay M. R140, R196, R331
Pasachoff, Naomi 2693, R196
Pascoe, David 3416
Pasles, Paul C. 1733
Pasnau, Robert 487
Pasquier, Hélène 3364
Pastoureau, Michel 464
Pastrana, Patricia Aceves 2606
Pasveer, Bernike 160
Pater, Kees de 298
Patiniotis, Manolis 1755
Patterson, Amy Suzanne 1883
Author Index
Patterson, Richard 2508
Paul, Diane B. 62, R1007
Paul, Harry W. 3212, R162
Paulmier-Foucart, Monique 972
Pauly, Daniel 2252
Pauly, Philip J. 433, R204
Pauwels, Luc 160
Paxson, Heather 3694
Peace, William J. 3119
Peacock, Kent A. 2885
Pearl, Sharrona R1033
Pearson, Hugh L. 2260, 2263
Pearson, Paul 2196
Pécharman, Martine 1583
Peck, R. M. R74
Peck, Robert McCracken 1802
Peckhaus, Volker 2069
Pedersen, Olaf 321
Peers, Anthony 245
Peers, Glenn 1099
Pegler, David 1573
Peierls, Rudolf 2838, 2886
Peierls, Rudolf Ernst 2834
Peiffer, Jeanne 302
Peitzman, Steven J. R834
Pejlare, Johanna 2093
Pelayo, F. 2974
Pelbart, Peter Pál 2542
Pelis, Kim 3033, 3301
Pellegrin, Pierre R323
Pellegrino, Edmund D. 537
Pelling, Margaret 538, 1609
Pemberton, Neil 2509, R209
Peña, Carmen 1134
Peng-Yoke, Ho 298
Pennaneach, Michel 2612
Pense, Christine M. 3753
Pepe, Luigi 1202
Peperkamp, Ben 1672
Perdue, Peter C. R312
Perea Yébenes, Sabino 279
Pérez Jiménez, Aurelio 913–916
Pérez Martı́n, Inmaculada 1036
Pérez Pariente, Joaquı́n 366
Pérez, Liliane 1660
Perfetti, Stefano 1104
Perger, Mischa von 1037
Perifano, Alfredo 1278
Perini, Laura R1022
Perler, Dominik 263, 1109
Perret, Thomas 2612
Perret-Clermont, Anne-Nelly 3098
Perrin, Jacques 2612
Perrucci, Robert 3437
Perry, Heather R. 3302
Perry, Yaron 2510, 2511
Perthuisot, Annie 75
Peset, José Luis 1202
Pestre, Dominique 62, 141, 165
Petch, Alison 2009
Peters, Joris 849
Peters, Peter 582
Peters, Peter Frank 594
Peterschmitt, Luc 1544
Petersen, Chris 27
Peterson, Erik L. 2326
Petitjean, Patrick 1940
Petrunic, Josipa G. R419, R886
Pettigrew, Todd H. J. 1610
Pettit, Michael J. 2376
Petzold, Hartmut 8, R151, R756
Pharo, Patrick 470
Philippe, Michel R89, R726
Phillips, Gordon 561
Phillips, Jim 559
Phillips, Laura L. 3253
Philo, Chris 556
Pias, Claus 2694
Piccolino, Marco 1837, R764
Pichol, Karl 573, R103
Pick, Daniel 3254
Pickering, Andrew R1023
Pickover, Clifford A. 114
Pickren, Wade 3633, R929
Pickstone, John R795
Pickstone, John V. 4, 43, R209
Picolet, Guy 1491
Pidgeon, N. F. 3731
Pieper, Herbert 1645, 2094
Pierpoint, William S. 1884
Pierrot, Nicolas 2612
Piet, Laetitia 559
Pieters, Toine 2592, 3692
Pietikäinen, Petteri 2548, 3099
Pietsch, Theodore W. 1575
Pigafetta, Antonio 1289
Pigeaud, Jackie 464
Pigg, Stacy Leigh 3694
Pigliucci, Massimo 471
Pigott, Louis J. 2240, 2241
Pike, David L. 2565
Pike, Geoffrey 1266
Pilcher, Jeffrey M. 2587
Pilpel, Avital 3017
Pimentel, Juan 1177, 1934
Pinchard, Bruno 298
Pind, Jorgen L. 3100
Pinell, Patrice R58
Pingree, David 927
Pingree, David Edwin 778
Pino Campos, Luis Miguel 942
Pinto, Manuel 377
Pires, J. Chris R784
Pirillo, Diego 1175
Pisano, Dominick A. R214
Pitrelli, Nico 3434
Pitt, Joseph 257
Pitt, Joseph C. R449
Plail, Michael 8
Plato, Jan von 8
Pleij, Herman 16
Plese, Zlatko 917
Plofker, K. 1725
Plofker, Kim 79, 296, 298
Plotkin, Mariano 3120
Plows, Alexandra 191
Plummer, Chris 2357
Plutynski, Anya 428, 453
Podgorny, Irina 2012
Pohancenik, Rebecca 3323
Poirier, Jean-Pierre 2887
Pók, Attila 3060
Polak, Menno 26
Polansky, Ronald M. 936
Polge, Chris 3001
Pollem, Herwig 2615
Pollero, Raquel 3270
Pollock, Anne 3324
Pollock, Griselda 3130
Pollock, Neil 3798
Polo-Blanco, Irene 2811
Pols, Hans 3255
Polyakhova, E. N. 1725
Pomata, Gianna 1611

Pomponazzi, Pietro 1104
Pon, Lisa R362
Pont, Jean-Claude 75
Ponzio, Paolo 1194
Poole, William 1514
Pooley, Jefferson D. 3121
Poortinga, W. 3731
Popkin, Richard H. 282
Popp, Jerome A. 454
Popplow, Marcus 573, 1354, 3754
Porcionatto, Marimélia A. 181
Pormann, Peter E. 667, R669
Porro, Alessandro 3213
Porter, Dorothy 1971
Porter, Suzette A. T. 2948
Porter, Theodore M. 8, 492, 493
Portides, Demetris P. R828
Porto, Paulo Alves 3761
Portwich, Philipp 221
Poser, Hans 2753
Potthast, Thomas 2953
Pound, Richard W. 3214
Powell, Alexander 2987
Powell, Henry C. R1032
Powell, Martin 3292
Powell, Walter W. 3464
Powers, John C. 1554
Prasad, Amit 3755
Pratt, Derek 1905
Preece, Rod 1967
Prestes, Maria Elice Brzezinski 1717
Preston, Vernon 2197
Prévot, Brigitte 973
Price, Huw 350
Price, Katy 215
Price, Sally 3643
Priesner, Claus 8, 367
Prince, Sue Ann 1802
Principe, Lawrence M. 209, 367
Pringle, Heather Anne 3150
Pritchard, Chris 2095
Pritchard, Sara B. 2612
Probst, Siegmund 298
Proctor, James D. 236
Proctor, Robert N. 161
Promitzer, Christian 3060
Prüll, Cay-Rüdiger 3325
Psillos, Stathis 115, R276
Pucciarelli, Deanna L. 1885
Puchalska-Dabrowska, Bernadetta M.
, Rashed, Roshdi 643
1135
Pugnière, François 1639
Puig Pla, Carles 2653
Puig, Albert Presas I. 3756
Puig, Núria R540
Puig-Samper, M. A. 2758
Puig-Samper, Miguel Angel 1934
Punke, Michael 2253
Purkert, Walter 8
Pursell, Carroll W. 595, 3757
Putnam, Hilary 236
Pyne, Stephen J. 596
Q Richard, Nathalie 2390
Qu An-jing 692, 1497
Quan Wen-tao 11
Quellier, Florent 559
Quenet, Grégory 1785
Quijada, Mónica 2417
Quilici, Lorenzo 962
Author Index
Quinlan, Sean M. 1886, 1897
Quinn, Sheila O’Brien 2377
Quinn, Stephen C. 2728
Quinsac, Annie-Paule 370
Quintero, Camilo 2242
Quirke, Viviane 3711
Quiroga, Alberto 871
R Reeves, Eileen 1515, 1516
Rabin, Sheila J. 1250
Radder, Hans 116
Radelet-de Grave, P. 1756
Radelet-de Grave, Patricia R188,
R621
Rader, Karen A. 61, 73
Radick, Gregory 44, 2378, 3101
Radkau, Joachim 409
Rädle, Fidel 567
Rae, Ian D. 2961
Raepsaet, Georges 962
Rafferty, Anne Marie 538
Rafferty, Edward C. 2398
Rafter, Nicole 3038
Ragep, F. Jamil 647, 648
Raghavan, Nirupama 779
Rahman, Shahid 2050
Rahman, Shahina 3191, 3245
Rainger, Ronald R13, R78, R979
Raj, Kapil 618, 1668
Rall, Denise N. 2812
Ramberg, Peter J. R748, R749
Ramı́rez Cruz, Jorge Alejandro 1051
Ramos Jurado, Enrique Angel 872
Rampling, Jennifer R996
Ramsey, Frank Plumpton 2797
Ramsey, John T. 900
Ramsey, Matthew R937, R1066
Ramunni, Girolamo R81
Rand, Harry 408
Randall, Lisa 2682
Rankin, Alisha Michelle 1335
Rao, B. Raghunatha 794
Rao, K. R. R941
Rao, K. Srinivasa 2813
Rao, S. Balachandra 780
Raoult, Didier 539
Rappaport, Rhoda 380
Rappert, Anne 567, 1136
Rashed, Marwan 637
Rashid, Salim 2814
Rasmussen, Nicolas 3326, R922,
R1032
Ratcliff, Jessica 2125
Ratcliff, Marc J. R977
Ratcliffe, Barrie M. 2058
Rathwell, Thomas 3300
Raveux, Jean-Olivier 2612
Ray, Arthur J. 3139
Rayer, Pierre François Olive 540
Raymo, Chet 322
Raynaud, Dominique 644
Rayner-Canham, Geoffrey W. 2173
Rayner-Canham, Marelene F. 2173
Rebelo, Fernanda 3303
Rebentrost, Inken 3609
Reber, Bernard 470
Rebok, Sandra 1561, 2415
Rédei, Miklós 2810
Redien-Collot, Renaud 1676
287
Redmond, Geoffrey P. 697
Reed, Christina 2938
Reed, Peter R44
Reeds, Jim 1212
Reeds, Karen 71, 1825
Rees, Amanda 3054
Rees, Gethin R1015
Rees, Jonathan 2649
Rees, Teresa 426
Regan, Fiona R44
Reggiani, Andrés H. 3038
Régnier-Bohler, Danielle 464
Regourd, François 1667, 1705
Reich, K. 1725
Reich, Karin 298
Reichardt, Eike 1972
Reichart-Burikukiye, Christiane 2650
Reichenbach, Herman R465
Reichert, Folker 1561
Reid, Alice 3304
Reidy, Michael S. 2198, R693, R945
Reifsnyder, Joan M. 1362
Reijenga, Jetse 2645
Reill, Peter Hanns 1680
Reilly, Philip R. 3063
Reindl, Josef 3758
Reininghaus, Wilfried 2651
Reinisch, Jessica 3671
Reis, Fernando E. 1653
Reis, José Roberto 3701
Reis, Roberta Sena 3701
Reischitz, Michaela 87
Reiser, Thomas R668
Reisman, Arnold 2700, 2775, 3152
Reisman, David C. 638
Reiss, Benjamin 2549
Reisz, Emma R677, R988
Reiter, Wolfgang L. 2154
Relaño, Francesc 1067
Rembis, Michael A. 3038
Remenyi, Maria 221
Remmert, Volker R. 298, 1248
Remy, Nicolas 1213
Renn, Jürgen 8, 62, 2682
Renneberg, Monika 221
Renwick, Chris 2405, R660, R911
Renzi, Silvia de 1612, 1613, R815
Restivo, Sal R950
Restle, Conny 1500
Reulecke, Jürgen R426
Reumann, Miriam G. 3122
Reverby, Susan M. 45
Rey Bueno, Mar 366, 1349, 1603
Rey, Anne-Lise 1757
Reymond, Jerzy 1336
Reynard, Pierre-Claude R610
Reynaud Paligot, Carole 1973
Reynolds, Andrew 2279
Rheinberger, Hans-Jörg 8, 427, R836,
R1038
Rhodes, Diana L. 892
Ribeiro, Rodrigo 127
Rice, Adrian 2096
Rice, Richard E. R935
Rich, Mike 1734
Rich, T. C. G. 2995
Richards, E. G. R555
Richards, Graham 3082
Richards, Joan 62, 2050
Richards, Joan L. 2005
Richards, John F. 410
Richards, Robert J. R252
Richardson, Alan 117
288
Richardson, Ingrid R919
Richardson, Nigel 2588
Richardson, Robert 2512
Riches, David M. 2020
Richeson, D. 1725
Richmond, Marsha L. 3018, 3019,
R1020, R1064
Richter, Frank 1561
Rickards, Rodney W. 2927
Ricordel, Joëlle 672
Rieder, Philip 1337
Riedl-Dorn, Christa 423
Rieger, Matthias 2108
Rieke, G. H. 3523
Riet, S. van 654
Riethe, Peter 1338
Rietsch, Jean-Michel 1038
Rigo, Caterina 1017
Riha, Ortrun 221, 543
Rijcke, Sarah de 2358
Rijsman, John 3098
Riley, Margaret 432
Rinaldi, Michele 1254
Rinne, Katherine W. 1356
Rip, Arie 3747
Riskin, Jessica 597, 1660, 1912, 1913
Rispens, Sybe Izaak 2888
Risse, Guenter B. R671
Ritchie, Matthew 2682
Ritvo, Paul 3680
Ritzmann, Iris 221
Rivero, Alicia 3540
Rivers, Isabel 1654
Riviale, Pascale 2415
Rivkin-Fish, Michele 3694
Rizzardini, Massimo 464
Roazen, Paul 2370
Robert-Grandpierre, Carlo 3098
Roberts, Adam 213
Roberts, Gerrylynn K. 2928, R530
Roberts, Julian 1168
Roberts, Lissa 146, 1357, 1660, 1914,
R937
Roberts, Lissa Louise 1357
Roberts, Michael 237
Roberts, Siobhan 2815, 3518
Robertson, Frances 2652
Robic, Marie-Claire 151
Robin, Nicolas R1074
Robins, Libby 411
Robinson, Annabel 2418
Robinson, Ira 805
Robinson, Janet 2126
Robinson, Joe Sam, III 941
Robinson, Kate 1223
Robinson, Mark 2126
Robinson, Michael R899
Robinson, Michael H. 2962
Robles, Laura Catalina Dı́az 2513
Robredo, Jean-François 323
Robson, Eleanor 286, 296
Roca Rosell, Antoni 2653
Roca-Rosell, Antoni 1202, 2718
Rocca, Julius 3215
Roche, Michael R7
Rocke, Alan J. R236
Rockmore, Tom 107
Rodger, N. A. M. R139
Rodrı́guez Martı́n, Victoria Eugenia
905
Rodriguez, Jose 366
Author Index
Rodriguez, Julia R888
Rodrı́guez, Marı́a Laura 2449
Rodriguez, Paul 3634
Rodrı́guez, Rosa M.a Moreno R647
Rodrı́guez-Guerrero, José 1092, 1093,
1279, 1280, 1339, 1555, 2179
Rodrı́guez-Ocaña, Esteban 2514,
2589, R506
Roe, Keith E. 2327
Roegel, Denis 2667
Roelcke, Volker 182
Roeling, Monika 2645
Rogers, G. A. J. 1462
Rogers, Naomi 3216
Roggen, Vibeke 1408
Rohde, Joy Elizabeth 3639
Rohls, Jan 1452
Roling, Bernd 973
Roll-Hansen, Nils 3398
Rollet, Catherine 3275
Romero de Tejada, Pilar 2415
Rommevaux, Sabine 1052
Ron, José M. Sánchez 2857
Rooij, Arjan van 3399
Rookmaaker, Kees R701
Roos, Anna Marie 1545, 1887
Root-Bernstein, Robert 2729
Root-Bernstein, Robert Scott 2889,
2929
Rose, Anne C. 3102, 3123
Rose, Mark H. 3365
Rose, Steven 3426
Rosen, Christine Meisner 3578
Rosen, Michael I. 2801
Rosenband, Leonard 1915
Rosenberg, Charles E. 63, 541
Rosental, Claude 151
Rosier-Catach, Irène 1018
Rosinska, Grazina 1202
Rosmorduc, Jean 351
Rosmorduc, Vinca 351
Rosner, Lisa R663
Ross, Don 2798
Ross, Peter 2800
Ross-Bryant, Lynn 2254
Rosselot, Jean 2612
Rossi, Adriana 1075
Rossi, Paolo 370
Rossiianov, Kirill 2337
Rossiter, Jeremy 966
Rossotti, Hazel 2174
Roth, Hermann Josef 423
Rothenberg, Marc R1063
Rothstein, William G. R442
Rotter, Andrew Jon 2747
Rouget, François 1591
Rousseau, George 214, 466, 1838
Roux, Sophie 46, 336, 344
Rovati, Clementina 2243
Rowe, David E. R639
Rowe, William 208
Rowland, Ingrid D. R934
Rowland, Lewis P. R325
Rowntree, Lester 2994
Rowntree, Lester B. 2994
Rowold, Katharina 3217
Roy, Kaushik 770
Roy, Rustum R118
Rozett, Ronald T. 3300
Rozwadowski, Helen M. 2939
Rubach, Günter 3400
Rudd, Gillian 215
Ruderman, David B. 1164
Rudge, David Wÿss 3020
Rudolph, Hartmut 567
Rudolph, John L. R1038
Rudolph, Ulrich 660
Rudwick, Martin J. S. 1783, 1786
Rudy, Alan 3435
Ruggles, D. Fairchild 674
Ruisinger, Marion M. 543
Ruiter, Frans 2730
Ruiz, Gabriel R722
Ruı́z-Castell, Pedro 14, 2829
Ruler, Han van 1463
Rupke, Nicolaas 370, R367
Rupke, Nicolaas A. 2743
Rusche, Philip G. 1122
Ruse, Michael 455, 2196, R263
Rusnock, Andrea 2515
Rusnock, Andrew 2490
Russell, Andrew Lawrence 2654
Russell, Jeffrey Burton 236
Ruston, Sharon 215
Rutherford, Donald 28, 1456
Rüting, Torsten 2379
Rutkin, H. Darrel R1072
Rutkow, Ira R851
Rutty, Christopher J. 3725
Ryckman, T. A. 2839
Ryckman, Thomas 2855
Rydell, Robert 3038
Rynasiewicz, Robert 2855
Rytting, Bryce 2317
Rzihacek-Bedö, Andrea 1340
S
Sá, Creso 3452, 3469
Saatsi, Juha R737
Sabra, A. I. 656
Sacher, Bertram 848
Sachs, Jonathan 3775
Sacks, Oliver 3426
Saffrey, Henri Dominique 924
Safier, Neil 1795, 1827
Säfken, Christian 543
Saguı́, Lucia 960
Sahai, Baldeo 768
Said, Edward 144
Saisselin, Rémy G. 1655
Saito, Fumikazu 1264, 1535
Sakarovitch, Joël 303
Sakura, Osamu 3746
Salanskis, Jean-Michel 2049
Salazar Agulló, Modesta 3305
Salerno, Carlo Stefano 1268
Salerno, Roger A. 3131
Sallmann, Line 255
Salom, Francesc X. Barca 3541
Saltzman, Martin D. 1772, 2175
Saluzzo, Jean-François 542
Sammet, Kai 556
Samsó, Julio 649, R8
Sánchez Ron, J.M. 3147
Sánchez, Natividad R722
Sánchez-Ron, José M. 62
Sanden, Maarten C. A. van der 142
Sander, Sabine 543
Sanders, Gary 127
Sanders, H. L. 414
Sandifer, C. E. 1725
Sandifer, C. Edward 1724, 1735
Sandifer, Charles Edward 1725
Sandler, Ronald 598

Sandman, Alison 1290
Sandoval, Luciano Oropeza 2513
Sanitt, Nigel 118
Sankey, Howard 119
Santer, Melvin 1842
Santesmases, M. J. 2759
Santos Fitas, Augusto José dos 2890
Santos, Fabiane Vinente dos 2590
Santos, Leonor Maria Pacheco 2531
Santos, Luiz Antonio de Castro 2578
Santos, Myrian Sepúlveda dos 2591
Santos, Silvana 3672
Santucci, Antonio 3103
Sapp, J. 462
Sappol, Michael R283, R350
Sarantakes, Nicholas Evan 3485
Sarantis, Alexander Constantine 960
Sarasúa, Carmen 1916
Sarewitz, Daniel 3729
Sargent, Rose-Mary 1464
Sarikcioglu, Levent 477
Sarkar, Sahotra 428
Sarlo, Beatriz 2705
Sarma, S. A. S. 84
Sarma, S. R. 774
Sarmiento, Augusto R901
Sarnowsky, Jürgen 1086, 1087
Sartor, Lutz 3366
Sarvananda, Sharmalie 3244
Sasisekaran, B. 794
Sato, Yasushi 3759, 3760, 3838
Satofuka, Fumihiko R512
Satyal, Vijay A. 3581
Satzinger, Helga 221
Sauer, Tilman 2830, 2891
Sauerteig, Lutz 524
Saunders, Barbara 2422
Sautter, Thea 3327
Savage-Smith, Emilie 80, 667
Savaton, Pierre 373
Savitt, Todd Lee 64, 65
Savoia, Andrea Ubrizsy 1299
Savoskul, S. S. 3140
Sawday, Jonathan R819
Sayd, Jane Dutra 2769
Scarry, Elaine 1979
Scerri, Eric R. 2176
Schachtner, Sabine 573
Schaefer, Bradley E. 901, R482
Schaer, Jean-Paul 3098
Schafer, James A., Jr. 3218
Schaffer, Simon 146, 1357, 1783,
1917, 2766
Schagen, Udo 221
Schaldach, Karlheinz 859
Schalick, Walton Orvyl, III 81
Schaller-Jeanneret, Anne-Françoise
3098
Schappacher, Norbert 2078
Scharf, Sara R225
Scharf, Sara T. R484
Scharf, Sara Tovah 1828
Schärlig, Alain 304, 1053
Schatzberg, Eric R1008
Schecter, Darrow 202
Scheideler, Britta 2892
Schellenberg, James A. 3124
Schelletter, Dagmar 1136
Schettino, Ernesto R415
Schickore, Jutta 1697, R779, R912
Schiebinger, Londa 1829
Author Index
Schiefsky, Mark J. 921, 963
Schiffer, Michael B. 962, 2655, 2656
Schifter Aceves, Liliana 568
Schild, Romauld 817
Schilhab, Theresa 127
Schimank, Uwe 3504
Schirn, Matthias R747
Schirrmeister, Walter 2218
Schlagenhauf, Wilfried 573
Schleiermacher, Sabine 221
Schleiner, Winfried R791
Schlich, Thomas 66, 3151, 3219, 3673
Schlumbohm, Jürgen 1888, 2516
Schmaltz, Tad M. 1465
Schmalzer, Sigrid 3470, R1084
Schmeidler, F. 2127
Schmid, Sonja D. 3542
Schmidgen, Henning 2347
Schmidl, Petra G. 650
Schmidt, Benjamin 16
Schmidt, Carole Hamner 1941
Schmidt, Isolde 423
Schmidt, James 1942
Schmidt, Jeremy 1584, R408
Schmidt, Uta C. 599
Schmidt-Biggemann, Wilhelm 1431
Schmidt-Kaler, Theodor R778
Schmiedebach, Heinz-Peter 3256
Schmiedecke, Winston Gomes 3761
Schmitt, Stéphane R488
Schmoll, Friedemann 2953
Schmucki, Barbara 221, R1089
Schnalke, Thomas 543, R823
Schneck, Peter 2517
Schneider, Dona 562
Schneider, Ivo 8, 82, 298
Schneider, Jen R287, R360
Schneider, William H. 2756, 3220
Schnoor, Franziska 1185
Schoen, Johanna 3712
Schoenbrod, David 3579
Scholz, Erhard 8, 2816
Schönbeck, Jürgen 1492
Schönberger, Rolf 1017
Schoot, Albert van der 298
Schopenhauer, Arthur 298
Schot, Johan 3336
Schott, Dieter 3367
Schramm, Fermin Roland 3439
Schramm, Helmar 1419
Schramm, Manuel 3762
Schroeder, Ralph 143
Schroeder-Lein, Glenna R. 2518
Schröter, Harm G. R583, R1004
Schubert, Christian 1787
Schubring, Gert 2097
Schuchard, Margret 1561
Schuett, Robert 3125
Schulkin, Jay 3104
Schulten, Susan R524
Schultheiss, Dirk R834
Schultz, Timothy Paul 3417
Schulz, Matthias 3471
Schumacher, Ralph 1466
Schurig, Volker 423
Schüring, Michael 2760
Schuster, David G. 2550
Schuster, John A. 1364, 1467
Schuurman, Paul 1468
Schwallie, Megan Norquest 3275
289
Schwarte, Ludger 1309, 1419
Schwartz, James 2328
Schwarz, Ingo 1934, 1974
Schwarz, Oliver 2128
Schwarzbach, Bertram E. 1649
Schwarzbach, Bertram Eugene 1655
Schweber, S. S. 2682
Schweber, Sam 62
Schweber, Silvan S. 2682, 2695
Schweber, Silvan Sam R705
Schwedt, Georg 171
Schweickardt, Júlio César 3221
Schweitzer, Johannes 377
Schweizer, Claudia 2199
Schwerin, Alexander von 423
Schwermer, Joachim 2078
Schwoch, Rebecca 3256
Schyfter, Pablo R1078
Scott, Anne 2659
Scott, Peter 141, 3509
Scriba, Christoph J. R557
Scriven, Olivia A. 3512
Scull, Andrew 3257, R22
Scull, Andrew T. 555
Scully, Terence 1122
Seck, Friedrich 1425
Secord, Anne 1830, R1027
Secord, James 1783, R579
Secord, James A. 1960
Sedley, David N. 929
Seebacher, Felicitas 1975
Seely, Bruce Edsall 3365
Seeman, Jeffrey I. 361
Segala, Marco R265
Sègla, Aimé Dafon 817
Segonds, Alain 1245
Segrè, Gino 2893
Segre, Michael 1469
Seidel, Linda 1186
Seidenfeld, Teddy 2317
Seidengart, Jean 1517
Seimiya, Michiko 1990
Seising, Rudolf 8, R90, R806
Seitz, Frederick 2014
Seitz, J. 412
Seitz, Jonathan 1172
Sekimori, Gaynor 698
Selcer, Daniel 1470
Selcer, Perrin 3222, R607
Seliger, Falk 8
Selinger, Evan 127, 144
Sellers, Christopher 3306, 3713
Seltman, Muriel 1227
Selya, Rena 805
Semler, L. E. R791
Sen, Srabani 783
Sendra-Mocholı́, Cristina 1202
Sengoopta, Chandak 2399, 2551,
R567, R1060
Sensenig, James 3300
Sepkoski, David 1493, R516, R932
Serfati, Michel R473, R569
Sergio, Emilio 1718
Serpell, James A. 3558, R373
Serrano, David Teira R91
Servet, Michel 1255
Servos, John William R576
Sessler, Andrew M. 2894
Seth, Suman R234
Setoguchi, Akihisa 2963, R554
Shackelford, Jole 1170, R438
Shah, Mary Ann 512
Shaltout, Mosalam 836, 841, 842
Shamin, A. N. 1767
290
Shank, J. B. 145, 1677
Shapin, Steven 13, 146, R543
Shapiro, Adam R. 2744
Shapiro, Alan E. R95
Shapiro, Lisa 1446
Shapiro, Stuart R785
Sharkey, John B. R463
Sharma, Virendra N. 83, 781
Sharples, R. W. 882
Sharples, Rosemary 3597
Sharratt, Michael R100
Sharrer, G. Terry R744
Shaw, Denis J. B. 1561
Shaw, Jane 1409
Shea, Elizabeth Parthenia 3599
Shea, William 1194, R100, R199,
R511
Shea, William R. 1373, R95
Sheehan, Jonathan 16
Sheehan, William 2129, 2519
Shelford, April 1374
Shen, Grace 2701
Shen, Grace Yen 2940
Sheng Xiao-ming 147
Sher, Richard B. 1921
Sherman, William H. 1291
Sheynin, Oscar 2817
Shi Lihua 733
Shi Yun-li 724, 727
Shillingsburg, Peter L. 2329
Shimazono, Susumu 530
Shin Dongwon 749
Shinn, Terry 62
Shipley, Brian C. 2200
Shirran, Emma 3223
Shoji Kota 2098
Shorter, Edward 3258, R605
Shrager, Jeff 127
Shrum, Wesley 274, 3580
Shteir, Ann B. 2291
Shulman, Peter Adam 2657
Shuttleton, David E. 1614
Shuttleworth, Sally 2380
Sibeud, Emmanuelle 3141
Sibum, H. Otto 1698
Siddiqi, Asif A. 3418
Sider, David 926
Sidoli, Nathan 902, 903
Siebert, Harald 1518, 1519
Sieg, Wilfried 305
Siegel, Andre 2930
Siegel, Sarita 216
Siegmund-Schultze, Reinhard 2818,
R799, R1016
Siess, Jürgen 1678
Sigurdsson, Skúli 62
Silva, C. Marciano da 829
Silva, Clarete da 1782
Silva, Filipe Carreira da 2381
Silva, José Filipe 1110
Silva, Matiana González 3472
Silver, Julie K. 3224
Silver-Isenstadt, Jean R1020
Silvestre, Javier 3307
Silvestrini, Maria Teresa 1848
Sime, Ruth Lewin R763
Simili, Raffaella 222
Siminovitch, David 2058
Simkiss, W. 414
Simmons, Anna R241
Simmons, Anna E. 2928
Author Index
Simmons, P. 3731
Simões, Ana R840
Simon, Christian W. R987
Simon, Jonathan 1660, 2520, 2604,
R937
Simon, Josep 14, 2033
Simon, Linda R272
Simonin, Charlotte 1649
Sims, Benjamin 3580
Šimůnek, Michal 3060
Sinaceur, Hourya Benis 2799
Sinclair, Nathalie 2099
Sinclair, Rolf M. 824
Sinding, Christiane 3164, R559
Singer, Bayla R790
Singer, Julie 1187
Singer, Peter 144
Singh, Harkishan 2605, 3328
Singh, Jerome Amir 3619
Singh, Rajinder 2777
Singleton, Mark 3308
Sio, Fabio De 423
Sioda, Roman Edmund 362
Siqueira-Batista, Rodrigo 3701
Sirridge, Mary 1018
Sismondo, Sergio 15
Sistrunk, Tim 1154
Sivaramakrishnan, Kavita 786
Sivasundaram, Sujit R61, R635
Sivin, Nathan R402
Sjögren, Ebba 3464
Skålevåg, Svein Atle 2552
Skinner, Brian J. 2658
Skinner, H. Catherine W. 2658
Skipper, Robert A., Jr. 3592
Slade, Giles 3368
Slater, Leo 3179
Slavet, Eliza 3055
Slayton, Rebecca 3473
Slembek, Silke 2078
Slinn, Judy 3726
Sloan, Phillip R. 2006, 2330
Sluckin, Timothy J. 352
Sluijter, Babette 3816
Sluis, Rolf ter 26
Smets, Erik 26
Smid, Harm Jan R70
Smil, Vaclav 3369
Smillie, Keith 3799
Smit, Christopher R. 1965
Smith, A. Mark 653, R775
Smith, Angela Marie 3038
Smith, Barbara Herrnstein 47
Smith, C. U. M. 476
Smith, Crosbie 2659, 3370, R644,
R684
Smith, David 3509
Smith, David F. 3309
Smith, Frederick M. 787
Smith, George 58
Smith, Harvey R. 2255
Smith, Hilda L. 1420
Smith, Howard R855
Smith, James T. 2088
Smith, Jenny Leigh 3817
Smith, Justin E. H. 440, R45
Smith, Leonard 556, 1894
Smith, Mark M. 472
Smith, Matthew 3282
Smith, Nicholas D. 883
Smith, Norman A. F. 964
Smith, Pamela H. 16, 432, 1358, R604
Smith, Paul J. 1303, 1306
Smith, Peter D. 3498
Smith, Robert William R280
Smith, Robyn 3310
Smith, Roger R105, R819, R895
Smith, Ronald Q. 3783
Smith, Russell 1536, 1537
Smith, Susan L. 2521
Smith, Vanessa R945
Smith-Doerr, Laurel 429
Smits, Martijntje R287, R360
Smocovitis, Vassiliki Betty R129
Smolinski, Alfred von 2166, 2170
Smoller, Laura Ackerman 1076
Snedegar, Keith R296
Snelders, Stephen 2592, 3311, 3692
Sniatkov, Serguei V. 2612
Sniezynska-Stolot, Ewa 1077
Snobelen, Stephen D. 1681
Snyder, Laura 2050
Snyder, Laura J. 217, 2130
Snyder, Sharon 564
So Ho-ch‘ol 2717
Sober, Elliott 456, 457, 2382
Sobol, Peter G. R57
Socher, Abraham P. 1115
Söder, Joachim R. 1017
Söderholm, Kristina 2964
Söderqvist, Thomas 62
Sokal, Alan D. 174
Sokoloff, Kenneth L. 2635
Sokoloff, Kenneth Lee 2635
Soleri, Paolo 408
Solı́s, Sandra Martı́nez 2606
Solms-Laubach, Franz 2406
Solomon, Julie Robin R734, R760
Solomon, Susan Gross 2756
Solovey, Mark R898
Sommer, Marianne 2429
Sommer, Robert 2383
Sommerfeld, Arnold 2895
Sommerlund, Julie 3610
Somsen, Geert 1991
Son, Min Suh R600
Sonenscher, Michael 1851
Soneryd, Linda 3461
Sonnert, Gerhard 1961
Soo, Mary 3513
Soper, Kerry 3038
Sörlin, Sverker 413, 1976, 3446
Sosson, J.-P. 971
Soukup, R. Werner 367
Souponitski, Semen Z. 2612
Sousa, Celio A. A. 275
Souza, Philip de 962
Speich, Daniel 2029, R129
Speight, Allen 2054
Spek, Trienke M. van der R830
Spencer, Dennis D. 2452
Spieleder, Elmar 848
Spiesser, Maryvonne 1224, R897
Spires, David N. 3833
Spitzmiller, Ted 3839
Sportelli, Silvano 1719
Springsfeld, Kerstin 1054
Spruit, Leen 1313
Spurgeon, Anne 3674
Spurrett, David 2798
Srinivasan, Sharada 791
Sriram, M. S. 84
Stachel, John 62
Stachniak, Zbigniew 3800

Staden, Heinrich von 947
Staffhorst, Ulrich 1561
Stafford, Barbara Maria 1419
Stagg, Kevin 564, 1341
Stahnisch, Frank 543
Stahnisch, Frank W. 2522, R434
Staley, Kent W. R356, R683
Staley, Richard 2766
Stamhuis, Ida H. 2400, 3021
Stamm-Kuhlmann, Thomas 3419
Stamos, David N. 2331
Stamou, George P. 2956
Stanford, P. Kyle R17
Stanley, Matthew 2745, R230, R353,
R563, R705, R731
Stanton, Jennifer 3268
Stanziani, Alessandro 559
Stapleton, Darwin H. 2756, 3179,
3225
Staring, Jeroen F. 3226
Staszic, Stanisław 1803
Staubermann, Klaus 2131
Stavinschi, Magda 85
Stedall, Jacqueline 1230, 1231
Steege, Benjamin Adam 2348
Steel, Brent S. 3581
Steele, J. M. 843, R545
Steele, John 86, R666
Steele, John M. 324, 838
Steffes, David M. 3022
Stegemeyer, Horst 352
Steger, Florian 525, 543, R468
Steigerwald, Joan R838
Stein, Claudia 3698, R467
Stein, Claudia L’Engle 1342
Steinberg, Holger 2523
Steinberg, Jean-Louis 3522
Steinbrecher, Aline 3649
Steiner, Philippe 2407
Steinhauser, Thomas R872
Steinheimer, Frank D. 2947
Steinle, Friedrich 2155
Stenhouse, John R945
Stenlund, Ulf 3790
Stepan, Nancy Leys 3056
Stephens, Carlene E. R382
Stephens, Lester D. 2280, 2293
Stephens, Matthew 2219
Stephenson, F. Richard 325
Sterk, Claire E. 3675
Stern, Alexandra Minna 3057
Stern, E. Marianne 962
Stern, Paul 884
Stern, Rebecca 1965
Stern, Sacha 802
Stevens, Hallam 3543
Stevens, Richard 3105
Stewart, Ian 306
Stewart, Ian G. 1375
Stewart, John 538, 3282, 3292
Stewart, John W. 3259
Stewart, Larry 1660, 1685, 1773,
R788
Stewart, William 489, 497
Stilgoe, Jack 3801
Stine, Jeffrey K. R810
Stippak, Marcus 3347
Stivers, Richard 3371
Stochik, A. M. 1767
Stock, John T. 2177
Stöckel, Siegrid 221
Author Index
Stocking, George W., Jr. 3142
Stoica, Marigara 2896
Stokes, Raymond 3372
Stol, Marten R915
Stolberg, Michael 544, 1343, 1344
Stoll, Mark 3635
Stolzenburg, Klaus 2838
Stone, A. Douglas 2682
Stone, Abraham D. 657
Storrs, Christopher 1615
Stott, P. E. 348
Stout, Helen 608
Strasser, B. J. 3034
Strasser, Bruno J. 3611, R288
Strathern, Marilyn 141
Straub, Dieter 8
Straub, Tristan 8
Straumann, Lukas 2679
Straumann, Tobias R892
Strömsten, Torkel 184
Stuchtey, Benedikt 619
Stuewer, Roger H. 62, R589, R590
Sturdevant, Rick W. 3833
Sturdy, Steve 2524, 3227
Sturgis, Patrick 125
Stutz, Rüdiger 2752, 2771, 2878
Suarez-Nani, Tiziana 1039
Suckow, Christian 2186
Sudrow, Anne 242
Sugano Takuo 3373
Sugarman, Jeremy R341
Sugg, Richard 1616
Sugiyama Shigeo 750, 2809
Suisky, D. 1725
Sulkowska, Mariola 3234
Sulkowski, Stanislaw 3234
Sullivan, David 2050
Sullivan, Gordon 2256
Summers, Montague 1213
Sumner, James 611, R867
Sun Xiao-li 1494
Sun, Qi-Gao 414
Sundararajan, S. 794
Sundberg, Mikaela 3555
Sunder Rajan, Kaushik 3474
Sundin, Bosse 589
Suputtamongkol, Saipin 3693
Susalla, Peter J. R493
Susato, Ryu 1720
Sussman, Herbert 1939
Šustar, Predrag 463
Sutherland, Neil 3275
Suthor, Nicola 1419
Sutter, Paul S. 3312, R738
Sutton, Douglas G. 3005
Suy, Raphaël M. E. 545
Suzen, Bikem 477
Suzuki Zenji 267
Suzuki, Akihito 2553
Suzuki, J. 1725
Suzuki, Tatsujiro 3746
Suzuki, Yasumoto 377
Swan, Claudia 432, 1617
Swan, Patricia B. R634
Swanson, Kara 3475
Swartz, Sally 556
Sweet, Helen M. 3313
Swenson, Kristine 2525, R676
Swerdlow, N. M. 1068
Swetlitz, Marc 805, 3023
291
Swift, Anthony 2765
Swinney, G. N. 2220
Swinney, Geoffrey N. 2300
Sylla, Edith Dudley 298, 1055, 1056,
R758
Szász, Ildikó 221
Szczeciniarz, Jean-Jacques 904
Szczeklik, Andrzej 546
Szöllösi-Janze, Margit 2015
Szönyi, György E. 1214
Szönyi, György Endre 1215
Szpiro, George 2100
Szreter, Simon 563
Szulakowska, Urszula R202
T
Tabarroni, Andrea 1040, 1041
Tabery, James R820
Tabourazi, Dimitra 125
Taggesell, Jürgen 2615
Tagliacozzo, Eric 763
Tagliavini, Maria Grazia 1397
Takeda Tokimasa 688
Takuma Naoki 3508
Talbot, Stuart 2021
Talley, Colin 3675
Talley, Colin L. 3652
Talley, Colin Lee 2526
Tallis, Raymond 885
Tambasco, Brandi H. 3009
Tamboréro, Luc 75
Tamm, Ulrich 2058
Tanaka, Hiroaki R427
Tanaka, Setsuko 1926
Tanay, Dorit 1058
Tang Quan 844
Tanimoto Tsutomu 381
Tann, Jennifer 3357
Tanner, Jakob 592
Tansey, E. M. 2447, 3002, 3228, 3589
Tappenden, Jamie 2101
Tarkowski, Radosław 1803
Tatarewicz, Joseph N. R696
Tatjana Buklijas, Emese Lafferton
1947
Taub, Liba 855, 2766
Taub, Liba Chaia 2766
Tavernor, Robert 258
Taylor, Carl E. 3300
Taylor, Geoffrey Stuart 3229
Taylor, Henry G. 3300
Taylor, Jeremy 556
Taylor, Joseph E., III R203
Taylor, Kenneth L. 1788
Taylor, Michael A. 2201
Taylor, Michael W. 2055
Taylor, Philip L. 2897
Taylor, William M. 2281
Tayman, John 2527
Tchalakov, Ivan R538
Te Kulve, Haico 3436
Tebben, Karin 525
Teich, Mikuláš 87, 3024, R912
Teichmann, Jürgen 1365, R735
Teichova, Alice 87
Teigen, Philip M. 2483, 2593
Telle, Joachim 567
Ten Eyck, Toby A. 3435
Tenn, Joseph S. 3524
Teppe, Karl 2651
Terrall, Mary R1091
Terrien, Marie-Pierre 298
Terzian, Sevan G. 3486
Teschler-Nicola, Maria 3060
292
Tetsuei, Tsuda 725
Thalassis, Nafsika 3260
Theissen, Peter 600
Theophrastus of Eresus 926
Thiel, Jens 2753
Thiele, R. 1725
Thiele, Ruediger 298
Thijssen, Johannes M. M. H. 1088
Thillet, Pierre 661
Thom, Betsy 3268
Thom, Deborah R619
Thomann, Charles 3098
Thomas, Barry A. 414
Thomas, Duncan P. 1345
Thomas, Gerald William 3126
Thomas, Julia Adeney R1051
Thompson, Evan 236
Thompson, Michele 2528
Thomson, Keith Stewart 1809
Thomson, M. R. A. R130
Thomson, Mathew 3106, 3107
Thorsen, Jens 2838
Thrower, Norman Joseph William 386
Thurber, Steven 2129, 2519
Thurs, Daniel Patrick 1962, 3763
Thurtle, Phillip 1963
Tibi, Selma 668
Tieleman, Teun R377
Tihon, Anne R318
Tilley, Helen 3058
Tilliette, Jean-Yves 464
Tilve, Pedro Samblás 2589
Timmermann, Anke R268
Timmermann, C. R160
Timmermann, Carsten 3179, R93
Timmermans, Stefan 3676
Timpson, Christopher R311
Tió i Sauleda, Salvador 2660
Tishkin, Grigory A. 1679
Tittmann, Wilfried 983, R335
Tobies, Renate 8, 221, 307
Tobin, William 48
Todes, Daniel P. R160, R483
Todman, Don 847
Todt, Oliver 3463
Toellner, Richard 1831
Toepell, Michael R457
Toledo-Pereyra, Luis H. 547, 548,
1618
Toma, Constantin 1817
Tomas, Jose Pardo 1299
Tomasi, Lucia Tongiorgi 432
Tomes, Nancy 2607, 3282, 3713
Tomic, Sacha R937
Tomkins, Alannah 2529
Tommasi Ferroni, Sabina 1268
Tommek, Heribert 1704
Tomsin, Philippe 2612
Tong Heng-ping 704
Tong Qing-jun 709
Tooker, Elisabeth 2419
Tooze, Adam 3145
Topham, Jonathan R. 1964
Topp, Leslie 556, 2554
Topp, Leslie Elizabeth 556
Torallas Tovar, Sofı́a 279
Torbenson, Michael 2608
Torge, Wolfgang 387
Torijano, Pablo. A. 991
Torrens, Hugh S. 2264
Torres, Pilar Dı́ez de Revenga 1804
Author Index
Torretti, Roberto 120
Toscano, Marco 2898
Tosi, Alessandro 432
Totelin, Laurence M. V. 948
Toulmonde, Michel 1649, 1758
Tournès, Dominique 308
Tousignant, Noemi R. 3230
Toussaint, Stéphane 1249
Touwaide, Alain 432, 1122
Townsend, Annette 2261
Trachtman, Leon E. 3437
Travis, Anthony S. R59, R629
Traynham, James G. R60
Treasure, Tom R991
Tredwell, Katherine A. R38
Trepp, Anne-Charlott 1194
Tresch, John 2022
Tretter, Felix 525
Trevor-Roper, H. R. 1346
Tribe, Keith 3132
Tribolet, Maurice de 3098
Trifogli, Cecilia 1089
Trigo, Benigno 2349, 2578
Trimble, Virginia R980
Tripathi, Vibha 791
Triplett, Hall 3108
Trischler, Helmuth 8
Troesken, Werner 2594
Tromp, Marlene 1965
Troster, Lawrence 238
Trotter, David 2565
Trottmann, Christian 353
Trubeta, Sevasti 3060
Truitt, Elly Rachel 1152
Trumbo, Jean 160
Trunk, Achim 2988
Tseëlon, Efrat 167
Tsukahara, Togo 689, 2941
Tsuneishi, Kei-ichi 2748
Tucker, Aviezer 148
Tucker, Jennifer R218
Tudela, Almudena Pérez de 1295
Tufte, Edward R. 218
Tully, Françoise Le Guet R262
Tulodziecki, Dana 2338
Tuma, Kathryn A. 1979
Tunisini, Annalisa 3329
Tunlid, Anna 3025
Tupasela, Aaro 3677
Turchetti, Simone 2719, R595
Turda, Marius 3059, 3060
Turnbull, David 1943
Turner, A. J. R292
Turner, Anthony 1637, R120
Turner, Bryan S. 2391
Turner, David M. 564
Turner, Derek D. 121
Turner, Fred 3802
Turner, Gerard L’E. 259
Turner, Laura E. R14
Turner, R. Steven 2292
Turner, Steven 3514
Tutton, Richard 3595
Twetten, David B. 1005
Twomey, Michael 973
Tybjerg, Karin 962, 1245, 1247
Tyrchan, Gregor 573
Tyrrell, Ian R861
U
Uekoetter, Frank 2965
Uglow, Jennifer S. 1805
Uhl, Karsten 3420
Ujikawa Keiji 3374
Ulrich, Roger 962
Uma, S. K. 780
Underwood, Ted 1852
Unguru, Sabetai R158
Urama, J. O. 817
Urama, Johnson 2828
Urama, Johnson O. 817
Urry, James R469
Usborne, Cornelie 3231
Usselman, Steven W. 2635
Uzarczyk, Kamila 3060
V
Vachell, Eleanor 2995
Vahia, M. N. 775
Vaidya, Anand Jayprakash 883, 1023
Vaj, Daniela 2530, R226
Valdês, Maria Teresa Moreno 266
Valente, Luisa 1018
Valenti, Marco 1153
Valentine, Elizabeth R. 3109
Valenzani, Riccardo Santangeli 960
Valera Candel, Manuel 2040
Valkova, Olga 1996
Vallejo, Gustavo 3061
Vallgårda, Signild 3678
Vallor, Shannon R303
Valobra, Adriana 3314
Valone, David A. 3300, 3714
Valsania, Maurizio 1850
Van Delft, Dirk 2899, 2900
van den Abeele, Baudouin 973
van der Lugt, Maaike 1107
Van Hecke, Gerald R. R801
van Rooij, Arjan 3547
van Slooten, Piet 170
van Wyhe, John 2384, 2385, R251
Van-Lemesle, Lucette Le 1977
Vanderlinden, David Winston 268
Vandorpe, Katelijn 962
Vaněk, Jiřı́ R500
Vannier, Patricia 151
Vanpaemel, Geert 1538
Varela, Alex Gonçalves 2202
Varma, Charissa 2050
Varma, Roli 3488
Varry, Dominique 1751
Vasalou, Sophia 639
Vasconcelos, Francisco de Assis
Guedes de 2531
Vasiliu, Anca 353
Vasiliyev, V. I. 247
Vasold, Manfred R450
Védrine, Hélène R164
Veer, René van der 3110
Vein, Alla A. 3069
Velasco González, Jorge 3539
Vellar, Ivo D. 2357
Veltri, Giuseppe 1164
Vendrix, Philippe R186, R354
Ventura, Iolanda 973
Verbiest, Ferdinand 716
Verde Casanova, Ana 2415
Vergara, Angela 3232
Verhoef, Peter 3401
Verhoeven, John 791
Vérin, Hélène 1258
Verma, Ajoy Shankar 795

Vermeer, Leonieke 2778
Vermeir, Koen 1421
Vermij, Rienk 1422, R719
Verna, Catherine 255
Verri, Luca 1314
Verspagen, Bart 1911
Vertesi, Janet 1520
Verwey, Gerlof 2555
Vesel, Matjaž 982, 1042
Vessuri, Hebe 3026
Vetter, Jeremy 2975
Veyrassat, Béatrice 2612
Viano, Cristina 368, 925
Vicedo, Marga R969
Vickers, Brian 369, 1376
Vidal Franquet, Jacobo 578
Vidal, Fernando 239, 1377, 3098
Videira, Augusto Passos 2890
Viennot, Laurence 122
Vig, Norman J. 3582
Vignau-Wilberg, Thea 1578
Vihalemm, Rein 363
Vijselaar, J. 3177
Vilain, Christiane 1265
Villaggio, Piero 2901
Villani, Stefano 1619
Vilları́as Robles, Juan José 2415
Vincent, Katharine 3554
Violani, Carlo 2243
Virol, Michèle 1587
Visser, Robert 1299
Viterbo, Paula R387
Vivo, Filippo de 1625
Voelke, Jean-Daniel 2102
Voelkel, James R. R101, R281
Vogt, Annette 221
Vohra, Sunita 3680
Voigts, Linda Ehrsam 1078
Volpone, Alessandro 423
Volti, Rudi 3375, 3583, R717
Von Foerster, Heinz 2694
Vos, Rein 3606
Voskuhl, Adelheid 1918, 1922, 1923
Voss, Julia 423
Vostral, Sharra Louise 2532
Voswinckel, Peter 221
Vouilloz Burnier, Marie-France 2595
Vreese, Leen De 1889
Vries, Gerard de 149
Vries, Marc J. de 3376
W Watson, James D. 203, 2312
Waal, Frans de 473
Waddington, Keir 2596
Wade, Nicholas J. 478
Wadsworth, J. 791
Waggoner, Jesse 2533
Wagner, Donald B. 764
Wagner, Günter P. 3013
Wagner, Wolfgang 168
Wahl, Russell 1010
Wahrig, Bettina 567
Wainwright, Steven P. 534
Waisse Priven, Silvia 2989
Wajcman, Judy R491
Wake, Naoko 3261
Wakefield, Andre 1557, 1686, R221
Wakeman, Rosemary R97
Wald, Priscilla 3715
Waldby, Cathy 3679
Author Index
Waldeck-Semadeni, Elisabeth R975
Waley-Cohen, Joanna 690
Walker, Brett L. 399
Walker, Liz R266
Walker, Mark 2720, 2761
Wall, Byron Emerson 2056
Wall, Cynthia 1673
Wall, John J. 845
Wall, L. Lewis 2609
Wallace, B. Alan 236
Wallace, Douglas C. 3063
Wallace, Edwin R. 557
Wallace, William A. R844
Waller, John C. R376, R826, R850
Wallis, Faith 298, R601, R993
Wallis, Max K. R315
Walloch, Karen L. 2597
Walmsley, J. C. 1471
Walmsley, Jonathan 1472, 1590, 1620,
1621
Walpole, Josephine 434
Walsh, D. M. R870
Walther, Peter Th. 2753
Walton, Steve A. R370
Walton, Steven A. 1154
Waluszewski, Alexandra 3329
Wang Li 694
Wang Miao 726
Wang Peng-yun 839
Wang Qing-jian 1729
Wang Rong-jiang 17
Wang Shu-hong 2803
Wang Wenji 3262
Wang Xiao-qin 2103, 2106
Wang Yan-yu 150
Wang Yang-zong 693
Wang, Kedi 3548
Wang, Wen-Ji 754
Wang, Zuoyue 2721, 3476, R813,
R1011
Wannell, Louise 2556
Ward, Janelle 3503
Wardhaugh, Benjamin 1495, 1496
Ware, Susan R293
Warner, Deborah J. 2178
Warren, Christian R246
Warren, James Perrin 2244
Warwick, Andrew R230
Wasser, Michael 1428
Waterman, A. M. C. R509
Waterton, Claire 1943
Watkins, Elizabeth Siegel 3233
Watson, Joan 414
Watson, Katherine D. 1890, R617
Watson, Robert N. R373
Watts, Martin 1149
Watts, Ruth 223
Watts, Sydney 559
Watzke, Daniela 423
Weart, Spencer R. 3556
Weber, Beatriz Teixeira 2578
Weber, Marcel R848
Weber, Thomas P. 217, 2047, R132,
R134, R239, R570
Weber, Wolfhard 573, R711
Weeks, Sophie 1188, R256, R961
Wegener Sleeswijk, Anne 559
Wegener, Daan 2731
Wehrmeyer, Walter 3546
Wei Yidong 33
293
Weidenhöfer, Veronika 849
Weidman, Nadine R625, R1076
Weidmann, Sandra 1161
Weigel, Sigrid 525
Weijers, Olga 1017
Weikart, Richard 1978
Weill-Parot, Nicolas 255, 992
Weinberger, Daniel R. 3063
Weindling, Paul 2589, 2732, 3060,
3062, R458
Weindling, Paul J. 3060
Weinel, Martin 127
Weiner, Deborah E. B. 556
Weiner, Joan 2104
Weininger, Stephen J. 62, 2931, R840
Weisberg, Michael 123
Weiss, Peter H. 1580
Weisz, George 3275, 3667
Weitkamp, Emma L. C. 167
Weitze, Marc-Denis 3764
Weizenbaum, Joseph 3438
Weldon, Stephen P. R66, R759
Welker, Lorenz 525
Wellerstein, Alex 3377, R762, R1052
Wellman, Charles H. 414
Wells, Christopher W. 3378
Welsh, Rick 3818
Welshman, John 538, 3282
Wendorf, Fred 817
Wengenroth, Ulrich R238, R505,
R967
Wenkel, S. 3034
Wenkel, Simone 3034
Werfel, Silvia 602
Werner, Constanze 3379
Werner, Petra 2041
Werrett, Simon 1359, 1546, 1919
Werskey, Gary 2722, 2723
Wert, Guido de 3606
Wesemael, F. 2118
Wesseling, Lies 1992
Wessely, Simon 2482
West, Celine 435
West, David A. 2332
West, J. L. A. 1005
West-Eberhard, Mary Jane 458
Westfall, Catherine 3532
Westman, Robert S. 68, 1410
Westmore, Ann R1066
Weston, Kath 500
Wetmore, Jameson M. 3580
Wetton, Jenny 2668
Wexler, Alice 2534
Weyer, Johannes 573
Wheeler, Michael 604, 1473
Wheeler, Quentin D. 3587
White, Bruce D. 1547
White, Christopher G. 2386
White, H. S. 1725
White, J. Edmund 1663
White, John 2387
White, John H. 2661
White, Paul S. 2301
White, Roger 263
Whitecross, James William 2388
Whitehead, Barbara 1655
Whitelaw, Ian 260
Whiting, Michael 2831
Wickham, Parnel 558
Widmalm, Sven 2767, 3464, R315
Wieland, Georg 1017
Wieland, Hans 1365
Wieland, Thomas R515, R987
Wiemeler, Mirjam 221
294
Wiesenfeldt, Gerhard 1415
Wigal, Donald 388
Wigelsworth, Jeffrey R. 974
Wigfull, Phil 2662
Wijhe, M. van R970
Wijhe, Matren van R714
Wikander, Charlotte 962
Wikander, Orjan 962
Wild, John P. 962
Wilding, Nick 1378, R109, R927
Wilding, R. 414
Wilding, Richard 1568, 2265
Wilholt, Torsten 2156
Wilkins, John S. 3027
Wilks, Ian 1010
Willer, Stefan 525
Williams, Clare 534
Williams, Clemency R99
Williams, David M. 419
Williams, Gerald W. 2966
Williams, Nicola H. 2023
Williams, Robin 3747, 3798
Williams, Susan 2680
Williams, Thomas R. R535
Williams, Vernon J. 2401
Williamson, Ray A. 3833
Willis, Martin 215, 1993
Willmoth, Frances 2766
Wilmot, Sarah 2990, 3402
Wilsdon, James 3811
Wilson, Adrian 549
Wilson, Andrew D. 1927
Wilson, Andrew I. 962
Wilson, C. 1725
Wilson, Catherine 1474, R222
Wilson, Curtis R243, R640
Wilson, Daniel 3224
Wilson, David B. R418, R667
Wilson, Douglas L. 1806
Wilson, Duncan 3612
Wilson, E. J. N. 2894
Wilson, Edward O. 2313
Wilson, Fred 2050
Wilson, Kenneth G. 262
Wilson, Kris 2776
Wilson, Kumanan 3680
Wilson, Leonard G. R351
Wilson, Philip K. R631
Wilson, R. 1725
Wiltsher, Chris 233
Wimsatt, William C. 3013
Winau, Rolf 530
Wincewicz, Andrzej 3234
Winchester, Simon 2696
Winn, Colette H. 1591
Winsor, Mary P. 2278, 3588
Winter, Alison 3477
Winterburn, Emily R1001
Wiplinger, Gilbert 965
Wirth, Jean 464
Wirth, Niklaus 3771
Wise, M. Norton 62, 204, 1997
Wiszniewski, Michał 2388
Withers, Charles W. J. 1796, 1995,
R859
Withey, Alun 1622
Witkowski, J. A. 3063
Witkowski, Jan A. 1944
Wittje, Roland 2902
Wobring, Michael 2669
Wöbse, Anna-Katharina 2953
Wohl, Ellen R562
Wolf, Reinhard 3419
Wolfe, Charles T. 440
Wolfenstein, Gabriel K. 492
Wolff, Francis 856
Wolfson, Paul R. 2105
Author Index
Wolloch, Nathaniel 1855
Wolpert, Lewis 459
Wolschke-Bulmahn, Joachim 406
Wood, Christopher S. 1316
Wood, Nigel 761
Wood, Pamela J. 2598
Wood, Paul 1202, R895
Wood, Rega 975, 1017
Woods, Abigail 3403
Woods, John 1010, 2050
Woods, Robert 550, 551, 1891
Woods, W. David 3840
Woodward, David 1292
Woodward, Walter W. 1547, R750
Woolfson, Michael 326
Woolven, Robin 3191
Worboys, Michael 2509, 3204, 3235,
R175, R302
Wormbs, Nina 52
Worms, Frédéric 2049
Wörn, Alexandra 1452
Worrall, John 113
Worthen, Dennis B. 2610
Worthen, Shana 1154
Wourms, John 3013
Wright, J. Lenore 1398
Wright, Nick 3819
Wright, Robert 473
Wu Yi-Li R64
Wu, Chia-Ling 3450
Wujastyk, Dominik 669, 788
Wulf, Andrea R181
Wussing, Hans 8, 1365
Wutzke, Ulrich 3557
Wyatt, Sally 601
Wykes, David L. 1654, 1682
Wykstra, Stephen J. 240
Wynn, James R425
Wynne, Brian 129, 205, 3811
X Zhang Sheng 1736
Xiao Tai-tao 2903
Xing Gang 727
Xiong Xing-lin 3537
Xiong, Weimin 3548
Xu Chuan-sheng 1497
Xu Fei 1948
Xu Ze-lin 772
Y Zhu Li-jun 136
Yager, Robert E. 269
Yajima Michiko 2904
Yamada, Toshihiro 1559
Yamakawa, Hideya 886
Yamalidou, Maria R920
Yamamoto, Oswaldo H. 3691
Yamaori, Tetsuo 530
Yamashita, Maki 2612
Yan, Zhen 751
Yang Zezhong 1498
Yano Michio 691
Yasnitsky, Anton 3111, 3112
Yates, Joanne 3389
Yébenes, Sabino Perea 949
Yeo, Richard R959
Yeomans, Donald R1065
Yeomans, Rory 3060
Yerasimos, Stéphane 630
Yi De-gang 765, 766
Yi, Doogab 3613
Yin Xiaodong 766
Yochelson, Ellis L. R128
Yoeli-Tlalim, Ronit 629
Yoshihara, H. Kenji 2932
Yoshiyama Seisho 710
Young, Chris R25
Young, Christian C. 241
Young, Davis A. 382
Young, Eric Van 2559
Young, John T. R750
Young, Nathan 3820
Yrjonsuuri, Mikko 487, 1010
Yuan Min 715
Yukio Nagahira 2024
Yushkevich, A. P. 1723
Yuste, Piedad 835
Z
Zachmann, Karin 221
Zaiki, Masumi 2941
Zambelli, Paola 1216
Zanet, Giancarlo 3516
Zanin, Fabio 1043
Zanini, Enrico 679, 960
Zapariy, V. V. 371
Zarnkow, Martin 848
Zarzoso, Alfons 1924
Zaterka, Luciana 1475
Zatravkin, S. N. 1767
Zegenhagen, Evelyn 3421
Zegher, Catherine de 1979
Zeitz, Katharina 2905
Zelenka, M. H. 3236
Zeller, Benjamin E. 3490
Zeller, Suzanne 2203
Zeller, Thomas 3380, R841
Zemplen, Gabor 8
Zeng Hua-feng 3537
Zhang Baichun 3803
Zhang Bing-lun 695, 759
Zhang Chun-cheng 175
Zhang Feng 2879
Zhang Hong-mei 2067
Zhang Jiu-chun 2762
Zhang Jiuchun 3803
Zhang Li 2819, 3549
Zhang Xiang 150
Zhang, Yanhua 753
Zhao Ji-wei 893
Zhao Yao-yao 2106
Zhao, Ji-Wei 1045
Zhmud, Leonid 852
Zhou Chang 711, 772
Zhu Jian-ping 752
Zhu Ya-zong 2868
Ziche, Paul 8
Ziegler, Joseph 1111, 1112, R659
Zieme, Peter 626
Zik, Yaakov 1200
Zimmer, Carl 3035
Zimmerli, Walther Ch. 233
Zimmerman, David 2724
Zimmerman, Robert 3525
Zimmerman, Virginia 2430
Zimmermann, Susanne 3237
Zimmermann, Thomas 3237
Zinsser, Hans 565
Zinsser, Judith P. 224, 1655, 1721,
1759
Zissler, Dieter 423
Ziswiler, Vincent 734
Zittoun, Tania 3098
Zivian, Anna M. R548
Zonta, Mauro 800, 804
Zsoldos, Endre 1240
Zucchi, Luca 1347, 1832, 1839
Zucker, Lynne G. 2635
Zuidervaart, Huib J. 26, 1656, 1744
Zulawski, Ann 3263
Zupko, Jack 1044, 1113
Zylberman, Patrick 2589
Subject Index
A Agriculture 409, 610, 767, 814, 820,
Aaboe, Asger Hartvig 76, 86
Abacus 1053
Abortion 176, 3159, 3231, 3654,
3664, 3702, 3712
Academia Sinica 2751, 3346
Academic disciplines 495, 2295,
2343, 2445, 2918, 3116, 3130,
3135, 3612, 3630, 3641
Academic freedom 1975
Academically sponsored science 192,
3751
Académie des Sciences, Paris 1416,
1765, 1795
Académie Royale des Sciences
(France) 1667, 1684, 1775
Académie royale des sciences, Paris
1543, 1683
Academies see Societies; institutions;
academies
Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia 3000
Accademia del Cimento, Florence
1397, 1423, 1504
Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei
(Rome) 1612
Accidents 3307, 3457
Acclimatization 1789, 2277
Accuracy see Exactness; precision;
accuracy
Achúcarro Lund, Nicolás 3064
Ackerknecht, Erwin H. 63
Acoustics 1232, 2108, 3330, 3331,
3341
Acupuncture 536
Adams, John Couch 2129
Adaptation (biology) 2053, 2277
Addictive behavior 1882, 2609
Administration see Management;
administration
Adrian, Edgar Douglas 2356
Advertising 167, 2607, 3434
Aerodynamics 3406, 3409
Aeronautics; aviation 2681, 3405,
3406, 3413
Aesthetics 137, 236, 281, 569, 586,
1876, 2837, 3130, 3480, 3768
Africa 815–818, 820, 1419, 1799,
2211, 2437, 2828, 3058, 3141,
3202, 3663
African Americans 815, 3133, 3291,
3298
Aged 3243
Aging 3183
Agnesi, Maria Gaetana 1727, 1729,
1731
Agnosticism see Atheism;
agnosticism; irreligion
Agribusiness 2276
Agricola, Georgius 1282
Agricultural chemistry 2677, 2679
Agricultural technology 3459, 3811
966, 1851, 2202, 2292, 2670–2672,
2674–2678, 2948, 2978, 3026,
3041, 3360, 3390–3392, 3394–
3397, 3399, 3400, 3402, 3403,
3501, 3576, 3804–3806, 3808,
3809, 3811, 3812, 3815, 3817–
3819
AIDS (disease) 2490, 2578, 3605,
3646, 3659, 3663, 3678
Air pollution 3553, 3583
Air transportation 1362
Air warfare 3411
Aircraft industry 3379, 3416
Aircraft; airplanes 594, 1362, 2613,
2681, 3331, 3365, 3405, 3409,
3411–3413, 3415–3417, 3421,
3823
Airplanes see Aircraft; airplanes
Airships; dirigibles 3333
al-Farabi 636, 637
al-Ghazzali 1026
al-Khayyam, Ghiyath al-Din Abul
Fateh Omar Ibn Ibrahim 642
al-Khuwarizmi, Muhammad ibn Musa
1048
al-Quhi, Abu Sahl Wayjan ibn Rustam
644
al-Qusji, ‘Ali Ibn Muhammad 647,
648
Alabama (U.S.) 3298
Alaska (U.S.) 3278
Albert of Saxony 1087
Albert, Adrian 2078
Albertus Magnus 992, 1017, 1018,
1020, 1028
Albertus Magnus Guild 3489
Alchemy 277, 358, 364–368, 658–
661, 918, 923–925, 969, 970,
1090–1093, 1160, 1162, 1203,
1209, 1269–1280, 1296, 1339,
1386, 1542, 1547–1555, 1603,
1774–1776, 2179
Alcohol 1882
Alcoholism 1882, 2592, 3294
Alcuin of York 1054
Alexander the Great 953
Alexander, Frederick Matthias 3226
Alexandria (Egypt) 896
Algae and algology 922
Algarotti, Francesco 1745
Algebra 295, 297, 1227, 2071, 2078,
2080, 2105, 2809
Algebraic geometry 2078, 2088
Algebraic topology 2807
Algeria 2249, 2277, 2466
Allergy and immunology 2490, 3187,
3188
Almerı́a (Spain) 2563
Alphabet 1231
Alternative medicine 510, 625, 743,
1879, 2476, 3226, 3285
Altruism 2314
Amateurs 1173, 2222
Amazon River Region (South
America) 1661, 3221, 3265
America 172, 821, 1177, 1300, 1355,
1638, 1934
American Association for the History
of Medicine 64, 65
American Chemical Society 354, 357,
361
American Eugenics Society 3048
American Indians 504, 1231, 3043,
3134, 3137, 3138
American Medical Association 3158,
3264
American Museum of Natural History,
New York 2728
American Museum, New York City
2975
American Philosophical Society 1802
Ampère, André Marie 2155
Analogies see Metaphors; analogies
Analytic chemistry 362, 1771
Anatomy 440, 478, 509, 1303, 1328,
1332, 1336, 1423, 1450, 1575,
1593, 1612, 1619, 1833, 1834,
1836, 1838, 1865, 1924, 2007,
2243, 2270, 2478, 2963, 2998, 3483
Anaxagoras of Clazomenae 850, 929
Androgyny; hermaphroditism 1191
Anesthesia 2508, 3318
Anglicanism (Christianity) 492
Anglo-Saxons 1122, 1132
Animal anatomy 2278
Animal behavior 470
Animal diseases 849, 3401, 3819
Animal ecology 2247, 2255
Animal experimentation 420, 1966,
1967, 2297, 2301, 2464, 2474,
2985, 3441, 3823
Animal husbandry 2948, 3804
Animal magnetism 1705, 2377, 2496
Animal morphology 2295
Animal physiology 1837, 2301, 2985,
3441
Animal psychology 438, 1310, 2366
Animal rights 3441
Animal welfare 3441
Animals 390, 435, 867, 1176, 1183,
1185, 1294, 1295, 1310, 1361,
1563, 1912, 2240, 2255, 2945,
3558, 3591, 3655
Animals in art 156, 390, 1178, 1389,
1669, 2729
Animals in literature 390, 467, 1098,
1185
Animals, mythical 784, 867, 909, 991,
1321
Anselm, Saint, Archbishop of
Canterbury 1012
Anthologies 555, 910, 2037, 2690,
2801
Anthrax 2483, 3393
Anthropic principle 105
Anthropology 208, 498, 499, 944,
978, 1973, 2009, 2320, 2342, 2392,
2411, 2413, 2415, 2429, 3060,
3119, 3136, 3138, 3144, 3146, 3150
296
Anthropology and historical methods
951
Anthropometry 190, 951
Antibiotics 3204, 3321, 3718
Apollonius, of Perga 299, 892
Applied mathematics 300, 662, 706,
721, 723, 2069, 2641, 2818
Aquariums 2224
Aqueducts 964, 1356
Arab/Islamic world, civilization and
culture 2, 314, 324, 368, 624, 629–
674, 776, 1010, 1126, 1145, 1152,
1194, 1436
Arabic language 661, 807, 809, 902,
1008, 1045
Arago, François Jean Dominique
2022, 2041
Arbuthnot, John 457
Archaeoastronomy 817, 821, 822,
824–827, 845
Archaeology 208, 503, 760, 794, 822,
954, 1316, 1639, 2009, 2423–2430,
2971, 3148–3150
Archimedes 851, 893, 1249
Architecture 16, 245, 263, 298, 556,
587, 679, 841, 842, 845, 956, 958,
960, 1049, 1153, 1232, 1630, 1908,
2010, 2281, 2432, 2433, 2448,
2506, 2554, 2614, 3151, 3191,
3354, 3608, 3741
Argentina 208, 414, 1833, 1984,
2028, 2449, 2559, 2578, 2582,
2705, 3026, 3061, 3120, 3128,
3173, 3686, 3702
Aristarchos of Samos 903
Aristotelianism 320, 882, 932, 982,
995, 996, 1008, 1011, 1018, 1028,
1033, 1257, 1463, 1468, 1626
Aristotle 149, 330, 634, 639, 654, 655,
800, 804, 856, 876, 879, 881, 882,
904, 918–920, 929, 930, 932, 936,
976, 1015, 1017, 1030, 1033, 1040,
1041, 1056, 1081, 1084, 1104, 1114
Arithmetic 289, 300, 304, 708, 831,
834, 888, 1045, 1050, 1067, 1594,
2030, 2064, 2078, 2088, 2104, 2667
Arnaldus de Villanova 1072
Arnold, Thomas 2435
Arsenic 3000
Artifacts 2424, 3545
Artificial insemination 2990, 3051,
3154, 3155, 3804
Artificial intelligence 135, 597, 604,
2663, 2665, 3354, 3388, 3620,
3728, 3785
Artificial life 592, 597, 604, 873,
1815, 1912, 1913
Artificial organs 592, 3363
Artillery 1352, 1636, 2641
Artin, Emil 2801
Arts and humanities 134, 1382, 1387
Asbestos and asbestos industry 3699
Ashby, W. Ross 3620
Ashmole, Elias 1430
Asia 785
Asia, civilization and culture 2, 280,
757
Asperger syndrome 2129
Astrolabes 700, 1060
Astrology 277, 327, 649, 651, 698,
713, 724, 727, 803, 846, 905–917,
982, 986, 1069–1078, 1162, 1243,
1250–1255, 1521–1524
Astrometry see Spherical astronomy;
astrometry
Subject Index
Astronautics 612, 3414, 3821, 3822,
3824, 3826, 3828, 3829, 3832,
3834–3836, 3839, 3840
Astronomical chronology 726
Astronomical clocks 898
Astronomical observatories 313,
1527, 2121, 2123, 2614, 3523, 3524
Astronomy 48, 84, 217, 248, 250, 252,
309, 310, 312–314, 316–325, 645–
650, 677, 700, 713–726, 771, 773–
781, 801, 802, 817, 821–827, 829,
836–845, 859, 894–898, 900–904,
908, 912, 984, 1042, 1054, 1059–
1066, 1075, 1078, 1160, 1202,
1223, 1233–1243, 1245–1249,
1365, 1416, 1501–1516, 1519,
1520, 1639, 1642, 1725, 1737,
1739–1743, 2041, 2047, 2109–
2123, 2125–2129, 2131, 2733,
2766, 2820, 2821, 2826, 2828,
2829, 2831, 3432, 3519–3525
Astrophysics 2745, 2820, 2822, 2828,
3407
Atheism; agnosticism; irreligion 2309,
2734, 2740
Atlan, Henri 3439
Atlantic Ocean 193, 614, 1205, 1284,
1290, 1777, 2250
Atlases see Maps; atlases
Atmosphere (Earth) 2854, 3553, 3557
Atomic energy; nuclear power 3471,
3528, 3541, 3542, 3731, 3739,
3756, 3761
Atomic structure 2865
Atomic weapons see Nuclear
weapons; atomic weapons
Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics
337, 342, 2132, 2854, 2858, 2865,
2874, 2877, 2881, 2882, 2886,
2887, 2891, 2893, 2894, 2902,
3432, 3527, 3528, 3532, 3536,
3539, 3543
Atomism 342, 782, 929
Attention Deficit Disorder 3326
Auditory perception 592, 2348
Audubon, John James 2233, 2238
Augustine, Saint 876, 1004, 1098,
1441
Auscultation 2481
Australia 411, 1790, 1937, 2023,
2193, 2213, 2219, 2237, 2240,
2241, 2251, 2277, 2876, 2927,
2948, 2978, 3189, 3386, 3559,
3570, 3573, 3689
Australian races 2416
Austria 367, 805, 1176, 1340, 1978,
2193, 2406, 2602, 2623, 3060,
3353, 3484
Austro-hungary 1947, 2414, 2450,
2554
Authorities; experts 127, 129, 144,
164, 199, 1759, 1890, 2513, 2626,
2639, 2770, 3267, 3449, 3459,
3595, 3639, 3658, 3680
Authority of medicine 526, 2480,
2513, 3158, 3668
Authority of science 13, 107, 160,
166, 199, 227, 236, 1163, 2385,
2655, 3075, 3433, 3595, 3604, 3625
Autobiographies 2884, 2912, 3068,
3330, 3538, 3601
Automata; robotics; cyborgs 135, 592,
612, 873, 1152, 1351, 1360, 1393,
1486, 1569, 1815, 1912, 1918,
1922, 1997, 2146, 3363, 3629,
3730, 3774
Automation 3739, 3771
Automobile industry 2635, 3342,
3345, 3352, 3366, 3379, 3754
Automobile safety 3340
Automobiles 573, 582, 594, 2613,
3332, 3334, 3338, 3340, 3342,
3355, 3361, 3375, 3378, 3583,
3740, 3754
Autonomy 189
Autopsy 1334, 3676
Avempace 655
Averroes 634, 664, 1015, 1016, 1042
Avery, Oswald Theodore 3008, 3028
Aviation see Aeronautics; aviation
Avicenna 633, 635, 638, 654, 657
Avogadro, Amedeo 2159
B
Babbage, Charles 1971, 2078, 2665
Babylon (extinct city) 834, 838
Bachman, John 2320
Bachstrom, Johann Friedrich 1889
Bacon, Francis, 1st Baron Verulam
93, 1155, 1180, 1188, 1198, 1312,
1371, 1376, 1381, 1383, 1445,
1460, 1631, 2051
Bacon, Roger 992, 994, 1015
Baconianism 1196, 1376, 1602, 2051,
2434
Bacteriology 1842, 2287, 2338, 2474,
2475, 2483, 2504, 2514, 2580,
3031, 3033, 3658, 3814
Baghdad (Iraq) 668
Bailey, Vernon O. 2038
Bails, Benito 1490
Bain, Alexander 2368
Balfour, Francis Maitland 2295
Baliani, Giovanni Battista 1165
Ballistics 2641
Balloons and ballooning 3832
Baltimore (Maryland, U.S.) 2608
Banks, Joseph 1700, 1701, 1821
Barcelona (Spain) 1075, 2653
Barnard, Edward Emerson 2111
Barozzi, Francesco 644
Bartholomaeus Anglicus 973
Barton, Benjamin Smith 1800
Basel (Switzerland) 3159, 3327
Bashmakova, Isabella Grigoryevna
887
Bateson, William 2326, 3016, 3018
Baudin, Nicolas 2213
Bauzá, Felipe 2040
BCG vaccine 2474
Beaumont, William 2469
Becher, Johann Joachim 1540
Beck, Guido 2890
Becquerel, Henri 2836
Beddoes, Thomas 1877, 1927
Bede, The Venerable 1022
Beer industry; beer making 611, 848
Beer making see Beer industry; beer
making
Beer, Theodor 3093
Behavioral sciences 447, 1312, 3067
Behaviorism 3093
Behn, Aphra 1394, 1673
Behring, Emil von 2520, 2580
Beijerinck, Martinus Willem 2276
Belgium 373, 1159, 1350, 2306
Belief and doubt 239, 240, 1428
Bell, Charles 158
Belon, Pierre 1306
Beneden, Édouard van 2306
Bennett, Agnes 2443

Berger, Hans 3065
Bergson, Henri Louis 2049, 2501
Berkeley, George 298, 1438, 1440,
1719, 1846
Berlin (Germany) 242, 1645, 1974,
2011, 2094, 2121, 2181, 2186,
2274, 2285, 2286, 2299, 2421,
2704, 2753, 2934, 3185, 3320
Bern (Switzerland) 1851, 2763
Bernal, John Desmond 2708
Bernard, Claude 2048, 2501
Bernoulli, Daniel 1750, 1756
Bernoulli, Johann 1722
Béroalde de Verville, François 1274
Bertalanffy, Ludwig von 404
Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm 2117,
2118, 2127
Bethe, Hans Albrecht 2834, 3093
Bewick, Thomas 1805
Bhaskara I 771
Bhaskara II 772
Bianchini, Francesco 1589
Bias 2846
Bible 567, 853, 1098, 1854, 2214
Bibliographies 22, 75, 391, 960, 976,
1161, 1166, 1168, 1484, 2267
Bibliometrics 417, 474, 3305
Biblioteca apostolica vaticana 906
Bibliothèque du roi (France) 1683
Bichat, Marie François Xavier 1835
Big science 2712, 2908
Bindrim, Paul 3632
Binet, Alfred 3097
Biochemical Society, London 2173
Biochemistry 460, 783, 1839, 2276,
2476, 2979, 2988, 3018, 3029,
3069, 3310, 3548
Bioethics see Biology and ethics;
bioethics
Biogenesis; origin of life; spontaneous
generation 1408, 1570
Biogeography 419
Biographies 1, 8, 30, 36, 114, 235,
307, 437, 489, 497, 548, 580, 682,
683, 737, 783, 790, 851, 889, 1070,
1156, 1203, 1237, 1238, 1275,
1363, 1366, 1378, 1502, 1639,
1645, 1647, 1648, 1650–1652,
1654, 1675, 1692, 1724, 1725,
1727, 1731, 1737, 1748, 1754,
1776, 1791, 1800, 1805, 1821,
1925, 1928–1933, 1935, 1936,
1939, 1944, 1950, 1961, 1987,
2058, 2069, 2074, 2075, 2082,
2088, 2142, 2145, 2154, 2157,
2168, 2172, 2175, 2189, 2193,
2201, 2202, 2206, 2211, 2218,
2233, 2248, 2269, 2379, 2444,
2451, 2458, 2459, 2479, 2508,
2523, 2610, 2623, 2681, 2683,
2688, 2691, 2695, 2696, 2708,
2734, 2743, 2755, 2801, 2802,
2815, 2821, 2833, 2835, 2843,
2874, 2876, 2877, 2879, 2881,
2884, 2888, 2896, 2897, 2905,
2919, 2921, 2923, 2927, 2929,
2944, 2960, 2973, 2977, 2984,
3015, 3030, 3052, 3069, 3074,
3077, 3091, 3095, 3113, 3124,
3128, 3152, 3157, 3165, 3192,
3209, 3213, 3214, 3226, 3249,
3405, 3407, 3414, 3423, 3424,
3566, 3635, 3766
Biological diversity 622, 2252, 2950,
2977
Biological psychiatry 3240, 3251
Subject Index
Biological warfare 3619
Biological weapons 3493–3495, 3497
Biology 29, 195, 417–420, 423–425,
428, 429, 436, 437, 439–441, 447,
470, 542, 732, 735, 783, 876, 928,
1104, 1408, 1570, 1644, 1811–
1813, 1816, 1817, 1825, 1841,
1932, 1935, 1963, 2053, 2247,
2266, 2268–2273, 2275, 2276,
2279–2281, 2326, 2331, 2336,
2340, 2342, 2395, 2402, 2736,
2744, 2896, 2976, 2979–2987,
2989–2991, 2996, 2999, 3001,
3011, 3016, 3035, 3041, 3045,
3049, 3051, 3060, 3154, 3456,
3474, 3501, 3548, 3551, 3584–
3588, 3591, 3613, 3635, 3730
Biology and ethics; bioethics 181,
390, 530, 534, 537, 3051, 3440,
3456, 3617, 3648
Biomedical technology 2524, 3058,
3474
Bion, Wilfred Ruprecht 3250
Biopolitics 552
Biosphere 404, 3586
Biotechnology 178, 418, 422, 424,
449, 461, 2464, 3363, 3459, 3466,
3474, 3475, 3584, 3607, 3805,
3808, 3811, 3814, 3815, 3818
Biotechnology industry 3035, 3609,
3818
Birds 393, 412, 436, 1103, 2242,
2944, 2999, 3012, 3823
Birmingham (England) 3260
Birth control; contraception;
sterilization 176, 2537, 3173, 3281,
3290, 3291, 3297, 3702, 3712, 3714
Black, Joseph 338
Blacks 2579, 2828
Blake, William 1985
Blondlot, René-Prosper 2832
Blood 806, 1602, 3059
Blood donors 3220, 3301
Blood transfusion 3198, 3220
Blumenberg, Hans 1174
Boas, Franz 2401, 3133, 3136
Boerhaave, Herman 367, 1554
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus
1006
Bohemia 378
Bohr, Niels Henrik David 2838, 2840,
2852, 2865, 2872, 2880, 2882
Bolivia 3263
Bologna (Italy) 1729
Boltzmann, Ludwig 120, 2154
Bonnevie, Kristine 3021
Bonpland, Aime 2286
Books 246, 247, 319, 602, 1141,
1171, 1209, 1233, 1258, 1593,
1684, 1703, 1797, 1804, 1822,
1845, 1964, 2057, 2231, 2238,
2241, 2259, 2329, 2332, 3684
Boole, George 2092, 2105
Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso 1569
Born, Max 338
Borro, Girolamo 1257
Bose, Phanindra Nath 2182
Boston (Massachusetts, U.S.) 2597
Botanical gardens 430, 567, 2223,
2235, 2288, 2289, 2991
Botany 396, 414, 423, 430, 431, 433,
567, 663, 736, 1100–1102, 1122,
1299, 1300, 1568, 1571–1573,
1639, 1667, 1800, 1813, 1814,
1817–1832, 1933, 1979, 2018,
297
2220, 2223, 2232, 2237, 2260–
2262, 2264, 2265, 2267, 2282–
2292, 2670, 2970, 2993–2995,
3049
Boudain, Jacques Antoine 1789
Bougainville, Louis Antoine de 1790,
1791
Boulding, Kenneth Ewart 3124
Boulton, Matthew 1647, 2617
Boundary work 895, 3006, 3158,
3473, 3596, 3625
Bourdieu, Pierre 3422
Boyle, Robert 1387, 1402, 1405,
1406, 1443, 1461, 1464, 1475,
1539, 1590, 1602, 1621
Bradley, Richard 1842
Bradwardine, Thomas 1055, 1080
Bragg, William Henry 2037, 2919
Bragg, William Lawrence 2037, 2837,
2919
Brahe, Tycho 1234, 1239, 1243, 1245,
1247, 1248, 1508, 1511
Brain 475, 592, 1309, 2354, 3065,
3066, 3069, 3620, 3624, 3627, 3648
Brain localization 440, 2351, 2352,
2357
Brandt, Karl 3200
Braun, Alexander 2274
Brazil 199, 373, 567, 1577, 1598,
1661, 1782, 1956, 2234, 2333,
2427, 2440, 2531, 2542, 2559,
2571, 2590, 2769, 2977, 3004,
3056, 3163, 3170, 3196, 3221,
3265, 3274, 3285, 3294, 3303,
3314, 3469, 3691, 3701, 3761
Breast cancer 199, 3662, 3664
Breast feeding 3272
Breeding 1299, 2227, 2276, 2302,
2678, 2978, 2990, 3053, 3577, 3809
Brewster, David 338
Bridges 569, 2613, 2627
Briggs, Henry 1481
British Association for the
Advancement of Science 1995
British Columbia (Canada) 2959
British East India Company 620
British Museum. Natural History
2231
Britton, Nathaniel Lord 2289
Broadcasting, radio and television
169, 3387, 3782, 3793, 3795
Brodén, Torsten 2093
Broek, J. K. van den 2643
Bronn, Heinrich Georg 2271, 2318
Bronze 762, 794, 3344
Brougham, Henry 2119
Brouwer, Luitzen E.J. 298
Brown, Robert 2237
Brown, Thomas 2368
Browne, Thomas 1330, 1579
Brożek, Jan 1513
Bruce, William Speirs 2220
Brücher, Heinz 2993
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom 2640
Bruno, Giordano 1174, 1175, 1216,
1314
Brussels (Belgium) 2896
Buckland, William 1957, 2429
Buddhism 280, 698, 713, 725
Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc de
1306, 1665, 1716, 1803
Buican, Denis 3586
Building construction 587, 673, 679,
914, 955, 958, 1142, 1153
Bulgaria 3060
298
Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm von 2019,
2164
Bunyan, John 1673
Buonamici, Francesco 1257, 1260
Buoys 763
Buridan, Jean 998, 1001, 1002, 1010,
1018, 1028, 1044, 1111, 1113
Burley, Walter 1018, 1028, 1037,
1056, 1081, 1082
Burmeister, Hermann Konrad 208
Burroughs, John 2244
Burton, Robert 1582
Bush, Vannevar 3382, 3794
Business and commerce 184, 603,
1050, 1173, 1277, 1692, 1696,
1928, 2376, 2600, 2602, 2607,
2635, 2719, 2907, 3264, 3434,
3456, 3464, 3578, 3594, 3745,
3763, 3783, 3808
Butenandt, Adolf 2988
Butler, Samuel 1939, 2002, 2304,
2375, 2380
Bylebyl, Jerome J. 81
Bylica, Martin 1252
Byzantium 675–679, 1036, 1099,
1122, 1152
C Cathedrals and churches 16, 1075,
Cabala 236, 298, 1071, 1164, 1208,
1210, 1431
Cable, Transatlantic 2666
Cagliostro, Alessandro, conte di 1776
Calculating machines 2667, 2812,
3389, 3767
Calculus 1490, 1494, 1722, 1725,
2818
Calendars 314, 717, 719, 775, 776,
802, 821, 837, 840, 1054, 1074,
1743
California (U.S.) 2994, 3583, 3685
California Institute of Technology
2918, 3496
Calvinism 16, 1198, 2386, 2739
Cambridge (England) 2150, 2641,
2863, 3030
Cambridge University 313, 2056,
2065, 2173, 2175, 2295, 2770,
2797, 3589
Camera obscuras 253, 1421
Camillo, Giulio 1223
Campanella, Tommaso 1180
Canada 2203, 2217, 2471, 2486,
2490, 2815, 2907, 3137, 3499,
3680, 3725, 3799, 3820
Canals see Marine engineering;
canals; waterways
Cancer; tumors 847, 2353, 2500,
3174, 3197, 3647, 3651–3653,
3668, 3675, 3704
Canton, John 1695
Cantor, Georg Ferdinand Ludwig 298,
2063
Capitalism 184, 193, 1963, 2655,
2722, 3144, 3264, 3454, 3636,
3679, 3808
Caramuel, Juan 1010, 1490
Carbon Dioxide 3556
Cardano, Girolamo 1311, 1331
Cardinael, Sybrandt Hansz 1487
Cardiology 790
Cardiovascular disease 545, 592, 790,
2435, 3324, 3711
Caribbean 2411, 2437, 2578
Caricatures 158
Subject Index
Carnap, Rudolf 2786
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
(Pittsburgh) 2975
Carnot, Lazare Nicolas Marguérite
2062
Carolingian Empire 1054, 1061, 1062
Carrel, Alexis 3038, 3200, 3222
Carrington, Richard Christopher 2112
Cartesianism 1372, 1398, 1432, 1435,
1463, 1525, 1718, 1719
Cartography 373, 383–386, 388, 621,
1094–1096, 1284, 1285, 1287,
1288, 1290, 1292, 2205, 2214,
2216, 2218
Case studies 994, 1604, 2502, 2698,
3131
Case Western Reserve University
2897
Cassini, Jean Dominique 310
Castelli, Benedetto 1519
Catalogs see Tables; catalogs; lists
Catalonia (Spain) 578, 1924, 3095,
3541
Catastrophism 380
Catelan, Laurent 1321
Catesby, Mark 206
Cathédrale de Chartres 1006
1186
Cats see Dogs; cats
Cattell, James McKeen 2684
Cattle 2596, 2990, 3403, 3809
Causality 122, 350, 1461, 1465, 1503,
2270, 2798, 3092
Cauwès, Paul Emile 1977
Cavaillès, Jean 2049
Cavendish, Henry 1651
Cavendish, Margaret, Duchess of
Newcastle 1395, 1420, 1426
Cayley, Arthur 2067, 2092, 2105
Cayley, George 2681
Ceffons, Pierre 1031
Celestial maps; star catalogs 687, 773,
823, 900
Celestial mechanics 311, 315, 723,
897, 1467, 1506
Cellular biology 423, 2270, 2279,
2335–2337, 3050, 3613
Cement; lime; concrete 1634, 2613
Censorship 2848, 3497
Census tabulation 2397, 2717
Central Asia 626, 670, 738, 739, 755,
760
Central Europe 1295, 2199, 3060,
3444
Ceramics 761
Ceramics; pottery 960
Certainty; uncertainty 346, 1549,
2880, 3540, 3553
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 1329
Cesalpino, Andrea 1260
Cesi, Federico 1299, 1573
Chadwick, James 2863
Chain, Ernst Boris 3315
Change (philosophy) 658, 1810
Change in science see Development
of science; change in science
Change in technology see
Development of technology;
change in technology
Chaos theory; chaotic behavior 134,
3482
Chaotic behavior see Chaos theory;
chaotic behavior
Character see Personality; character
Charcot, Jean Martin 158
Charlemagne 1054
Charles Babbage Institute (University
of Minnesota) 605, 606
Chasles, Michel 2103
Chaucer, Geoffrey 1060
Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich 2451
Chemical drugs 1349, 3315, 3322,
3325, 3711, 3717, 3721
Chemical elements 2915, 2932
Chemical engineering 2630
Chemical industry 1266, 2624, 2679,
2908, 2920, 2925, 3372, 3546
Chemical Society, London 2173, 2928
Chemical synthesis 2925
Chemical technology 922, 1268,
2925, 3390
Chemical warfare 3323, 3619
Chemistry 254, 342, 352, 355–358,
360, 362, 363, 365, 367, 566, 783,
922, 1141, 1202, 1266, 1268, 1275,
1317, 1349, 1359, 1443, 1464,
1539–1547, 1554, 1570, 1641,
1654, 1660, 1748, 1760–1767,
1769–1773, 1852, 1877, 1890,
1899, 1927, 1955, 2019, 2023,
2157–2178, 2673, 2679, 2733,
2777, 2842, 2854, 2878, 2906–
2932, 3034, 3327, 3536, 3544–
3547, 3549
Cheng, Kai-jia 3537
Cheselden, William 1865
Chicago (Illinois, U.S.) 397, 2463,
3532
Child development 514, 2374, 3042,
3102, 3681
Childbirth 512, 550, 1326, 1333,
1334, 1341, 1866, 1883, 1888,
1891, 2503
Children 1671, 1797, 1992, 2561,
2566, 2772, 3042, 3117, 3176,
3197, 3259, 3275, 3669, 3750
Children’s diseases 3275, 3276
Chile 1819, 2188, 2559, 2664, 3232
China 54, 151, 296, 298, 301, 414,
547, 586, 616, 624, 680, 684, 686,
688, 691–696, 699, 701, 704–708,
712, 714–717, 722, 723, 726–728,
731, 736, 742, 744–746, 752, 753,
758, 761, 762, 764, 765, 1498,
1527, 1948, 2072, 2227, 2471,
2507, 2528, 2696–2698, 2701,
2711, 2721, 2751, 2762, 2819,
2866–2868, 2903, 2915, 2936,
2940, 2967, 2983, 3044, 3262,
3344, 3346, 3427, 3428, 3470,
3500, 3534, 3537, 3548, 3549, 3803
Chinese Academy of Sciences 2762,
3346
Cholera 1874, 2440, 2449, 2475, 2570
Chomsky, Noam 482
Chorea 2534
Christianity 234, 237, 280, 455, 754,
853, 865, 905, 967, 979, 987, 991,
1006, 1049, 1099, 1106, 1126,
1194, 1195, 1360, 1386, 1388,
1731, 1967, 2307, 2386, 3045,
3094, 3217
Christina, Queen of Sweden 1548
Christine de Pizan 1097
Chronology see History as a
discipline; chronology; study of the
past

Church history 3045
Cinema see Motion pictures; cinema;
movies
Cinematography 3483
Circulation of the blood 747, 939,
1592, 2350
Circumcision see Surgery of sex
organs; circumcision
Citation analysis 474
Civil defense 2908, 3623
Civil engineering 401, 578, 955, 959,
960, 1356, 1565, 1566, 1629, 1635,
2628, 2634, 2638
Civil War (Spain, 1936-1939) 2758,
2759, 3168
Civil War (United States, 1861-1865)
2518, 2533, 2579
Clark, Alvan 2118
Clark, William 2197, 2212, 2268
Clarke, Edward Daniel 1772
Classification 339, 2176, 3587
Classification in biology 419, 462,
732, 1573, 1813, 1817, 1823–1825,
1828, 2237, 2262, 3012, 3588, 3610
Classification of knowledge 248, 275,
1380, 1845
Clavius, Christopher 1226
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne 2141
Clements, Frederic Edward 2957
Clerke, Agnes Mary 2003
Climate and climatology 374, 1556,
1778, 2181, 2184, 2197, 2933,
2957, 3550, 3554–3556, 3731
Clinical medicine 536, 946, 2481,
3049, 3186, 3187
Clinical psychology 2538, 2539,
2550, 2555, 3081, 3242, 3243,
3247, 3249, 3250, 3256, 3262,
3683–3686, 3688, 3691–3693
Clinical trials 2515, 2524
Clinics 549, 1858, 3207
Clocks 576, 1147, 1627, 1905, 3364
Cloning of organisms 3439, 3607,
3617
Clothing and dress 592
Clubs see Invisible colleges; clubs
Clusius, Carolus 1299
Coal and coal mining 599, 2657,
3273, 3343
Cobbett, William 2396
Cockayne, E. A. 3020
Cognition 1314, 2350, 3066, 3098
Cognitive psychology 2359, 3078,
3080
Cognitive science 140, 454, 474, 482,
3626, 3785
Cohausen, Johann Heinrich 1887
Coins; metals; seals 847
Cold War 2722, 2952, 3114, 3440,
3445, 3473, 3485, 3496, 3532,
3552, 3576, 3636, 3639, 3700,
3738, 3822
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 1663, 1941,
1985, 2183
Collected correspondence 638, 1446,
1456, 1642, 1700, 1867, 1949,
2035, 2113, 2170, 2283, 2810,
2834, 2886, 2895
Collected works 27, 2312, 2313,
2838, 3323, 3426
Collective biographies 25, 379, 2454
Collectors and collecting 26, 394,
396, 1197, 1412, 1564, 1617, 1799,
1821, 2008, 2009, 2221, 2222,
2224, 2226, 2228, 2229, 2236,
2238, 2947
Subject Index
Collège de France, Paris 2133
Colombia 265, 519, 1823, 2242, 2495,
3295, 3296
Colonialism 188, 193, 400, 538, 556,
613, 614, 617–620, 622, 627, 628,
689, 757, 763, 785, 789, 816, 818–
820, 1175, 1177, 1286, 1383, 1618,
1638, 1661, 1667, 1668, 1782,
1798, 1823, 1874, 1934, 1937,
1969, 1973, 1976, 2012, 2187,
2203, 2227, 2252, 2277, 2408,
2416, 2423, 2427, 2457, 2466,
2571, 2583, 2584, 2675, 2699,
2713, 3047, 3202, 3235, 3281
Color 1525, 1909, 2162, 2422
Color theory 1909, 2151
Columbia University (New York City)
2710
Columbus, Christopher 1291
Combe, George 2384
Combustion; fire 596, 758
Comets; meteors; meteorites 318, 900,
1242, 1352, 1741, 2109, 2115
Commemorations see Memorials;
commemorations
Commentaries 656, 800, 976, 1056,
1331, 1580
Commerce 193, 1050
Commoner, Barry 3566
Communicable diseases 2454, 2638
Communication 349, 3121
Communication of science 142, 168,
270, 357, 474, 855, 1073, 1659,
1665, 2057, 2084, 2329, 2491,
2776, 2930, 3244, 3487, 3625
Communication science 3384
Communication technology 608,
1920, 1921, 2356, 2664, 2666,
2668, 3382, 3385–3387, 3769,
3776, 3779, 3780, 3793, 3797
Communication within science 354,
474, 1659, 1722, 2068, 2170, 2283,
2352, 3779
Communications, digital 3779, 3797,
3802
Communism 2867, 3533, 3534, 3639,
3727, 3825
Comparative anatomy 2010
Compasses 644, 1418
Complementarity 236, 2840, 2872
Complex numbers 1732, 2062
Complexity 2797, 3787
Computer industry 607, 2635, 3383,
3783, 3790, 3798, 3800
Computer media 3768
Computer science 261, 604, 607,
2663, 2665, 2667, 2686, 3388,
3431, 3438, 3462, 3484, 3488,
3624, 3765–3767, 3769–3773,
3776, 3777, 3779, 3782, 3784,
3786–3790, 3792, 3794, 3798,
3802, 3803
Computer simulations 3553, 3665
Computers and computing 606, 607,
2812, 2935, 3354, 3389, 3438,
3484, 3749, 3769, 3773, 3775,
3777, 3779, 3781, 3785, 3796,
3797, 3799, 3800, 3835
Comte, Auguste 2402
Conchology 1564
Concrete see Cement; lime; concrete
Conference proceedings 573, 602,
817, 1004, 1645, 2694
Confucianism 701, 702, 728
299
Congresses, conferences, and
meetings 52, 64, 65, 242, 281, 432,
973, 1364, 2694, 2804, 2893, 3080
Conic sections 299, 644
Connecticut (U.S.) 2255, 2290, 2436,
2537, 2619, 2627, 2658, 2672
Conrad von Megenberg 1125
Conrad, Joseph 1982
Consciousness 3112
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones
Cientı́ficas 2759
Conservation biology 405, 2248,
2950, 2957, 3577
Conservation of energy (physical
concept) 1085
Conservation of natural resources
2245, 2249, 2253, 2254, 2960,
2965, 2977, 3572
Constellations; zodiac 698, 713, 777,
837, 843, 898, 901, 909, 913, 914,
916, 1063, 1069
Constructivism see Social
construction; constructivism
Consumers and consumerism 1673,
2376, 2626
Contraception see Birth control;
contraception; sterilization
Control systems 162
Controversies and disputes 66, 108,
170, 208, 236, 446, 450, 455, 549,
980, 1245, 1247, 1253, 1279, 1401,
1403, 1488, 1494, 1510, 1518,
1772, 1834, 1966, 1967, 2173,
2178, 2297, 2307, 2317, 2597,
2609, 2739, 2744, 2847, 2931,
3024, 3029, 3258, 3441, 3592,
3664, 3675, 3702, 3811, 3815
Conway, Anne 1395, 1596
Coolidge, Julian Lowell 2849
Copernicanism 647, 1174, 1194,
1236, 1237, 1510, 1513
Copernicus, Nicolaus 311, 320, 1042,
1184, 1202, 1217, 1233, 1235,
1237, 1239, 1241, 1246, 1513
Copper and copper industry 793,
2642, 3232
Copyright law 186
Cordemoy, Gerauld de 1544
Cornell University 2412
Corporations 2907, 3327, 3547, 3594,
3818
Correspondence and corresponding
1236, 1247, 1374, 1425, 1446,
1488, 1514, 1678, 1756, 1857,
1899, 2038, 2183, 2192, 2228,
2405, 2443, 2556, 2861, 2895, 3518
Correspondence theory of truth 104
Cosmetics; perfumes 922, 1876
Cosmography 1046, 1284
Cosmology 229, 236, 320–324, 326,
521, 647, 650, 658, 703, 714, 723,
777–780, 801, 817, 821, 826, 836,
842, 845, 896, 899, 900, 902–904,
917, 925, 1006, 1062–1064, 1066,
1067, 1234–1237, 1239, 1245,
1501–1503, 1505, 1511–1513,
1517–1519, 2001, 2041, 2114,
2116, 2118, 2130, 2820, 2822,
2823, 2825, 2827, 2828, 3520,
3523, 3525
Costa Rica (Caribbean) 2578
Cotton gins and ginning 2619
Cotton industry 2611, 2632
Counterfactuals (logic) 44, 1368,
1370, 2308, 3529
Cournot, Antoine Augustin 502
Court sponsored science 1060, 1073,
1162, 1252, 1285, 1359, 1486
300
Courts and courtiers 737, 788, 1162,
1295, 1346
Couturat, Louis 2049
Cowen, David L. 71
Cowles, Henry Chandler 2246
Coxeter, Harold Scott MacDonald
2815, 3518
Cracow (Poland) 2459
Crafts and craftsmen 5, 31, 172, 947,
1147, 1152, 1201, 1357, 1358,
1626, 1696, 1773, 1904, 1915, 2611
Craniometry 3059
Creationism 139, 190, 229, 237, 241,
440, 446, 456, 929, 1570, 2053,
2736, 2742, 3596
Creativity; genius 208, 485, 554,
1156, 2684, 2691, 2695, 2918
Crete 959
Crick, Francis 463, 3600, 3603
Crime 1890, 3303, 3796
Criminal law 526, 1893, 2541
Criminology 190, 988, 1893, 2361,
2389, 2391, 2404, 2552, 3303, 3796
Crookes, William 1928, 2042, 2765,
3162
Cross-cultural comparison 280, 301,
547, 618, 621, 629, 715, 742, 747,
1194, 1286
Cross-cultural interaction; cultural
influence 372, 567, 613, 615, 616,
618, 620, 621, 624–626, 629, 647,
667, 673, 685, 701, 703, 707, 714,
716, 718, 724, 728, 732, 739, 743,
747, 748, 757, 761, 766, 792, 869,
890, 1126, 1286, 1300, 1498, 1527,
1948, 1999, 2227, 2439, 2450,
2460, 2643, 2675, 2860, 2940,
3300, 3710
Cross-national comparision 192, 244,
532, 686, 2400, 2416, 2625, 3177,
3184, 3758, 3762, 3776
Cross-national interaction 273, 491,
532, 619, 699, 703, 1299, 1856,
1948, 2033, 2068, 2242, 2306,
2415, 2675, 2758, 2934, 2976,
3096, 3428, 3509, 3522, 3549,
3795, 3813
Crusades 1145
Crustacea; crustaceans 1836
Crustaceans see Crustacea;
crustaceans
Cryogenics 2899, 2900
Crystallography 355, 2837, 2914
Crystals 370, 2136, 2837, 2924
Cuba 1874, 2341, 2583
Cudworth, Ralph 1437
Cultural anthropology 208, 500, 504,
730, 1850, 2337, 2409, 2410, 2412,
2414, 2416–2419, 2422, 3133,
3135–3137, 3139, 3140, 3142,
3642, 3643
Cultural influence see Cross-cultural
interaction; cultural influence
Cultural Revolution (20th century,
China) 2866, 3533, 3534
Culture concept (anthropology) 2408
Cuneiform inscriptions 286
Curie, Jacques 2147
Curie, Marie Sklodowska 2836, 2887
Curie, Pierre 2147
Curiosities and wonders 309, 1412
Cusanus, Nicolaus 298, 1027, 1035,
1221, 1222, 1479
Cushing, Frank Hamilton 2412
Cushing, Harvey 2452
Subject Index
Cuvier, Georges, Baron de 2010
Cybernetics 2686, 2694, 3114, 3252,
3620, 3760, 3770, 3786
Cyborgs see Automata; robotics;
cyborgs
Cytology 3705
Czech Republic 3060
D des Bosses, Bartholomew 1456
Daguerreotype 2022
Dai, Bingham 3262
Dairy industry 3403, 3809
Dal Pozzo, Cassiano 206
Dalton, John 1703
Damadian, Raymond 3755
Dams 199, 2634
Dante Alighieri 1217
Dartmouth University 256
Darwin, Charles Robert 29, 281, 450,
1818, 1930–1932, 1967, 1981,
1983, 2006, 2034, 2035, 2180,
2192, 2229, 2271, 2302, 2303,
2305, 2307–2309, 2311–2315,
2318, 2319, 2322, 2328, 2329,
2331, 2332, 2339, 2359, 2374,
2382, 2420, 2425, 2519
Darwin, Erasmus 1818, 1863
Darwinism 241, 446, 455, 805, 1967,
1982, 1990, 2000, 2052, 2114,
2271–2273, 2308, 2311, 2315,
2318, 2319, 2342
Dashkova, Ekaterina Romanovn 1679
Davenant, Charles 3037
Davenport, Charles Benedict 1944,
3063
Davies, John Hughes 2177
Davis, Audrey Blyman 78
Dawkins, Richard 455
Dawkins, William Boyd 2425
Dawson, John William 2257
DDT 2679, 3225
de l’Ecluse, Charles 1299, 1300
De Morgan, Augustus 2005, 2079
De Sarlo, Francesco 3103
Deafness 2446
Death see Development; growth; life;
death, 787, 899, 1118, 1333, 1343,
1389, 1866, 2567, 3189, 3648, 3649
Debye, Peter Joseph William 2845,
2916
Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds 174, 358,
367, 1296, 1881, 2999, 3149
Dedekind, Richard 2059, 2061, 2090
Dee, John 1157, 1166, 1168, 1204,
1206, 1207, 1210, 1212, 1214,
1215, 1228, 1242, 1251, 1269,
1271, 1283, 1291, 1442, 1594
Deer 1294
Definition of human; human nature
280, 459, 465, 467, 470, 479, 480,
639, 1105, 1176, 1310, 1585, 1850,
3042, 3099, 3149, 3487, 3617
Defoe, Daniel 1673
Degeneration 1897, 2349, 2427, 2577
Delbrück, Max 3034
Deleuze, Gilles 2049, 3079
Della Porta, Giovan Battista 1216,
1264
Deluc, J. A. 2051
Democracy 194, 198, 199, 3453,
3459, 3461, 3515, 3636, 3646
Demography; population research
492, 551, 950, 1847, 2397, 2400,
3638, 3767
Demonology see Witchcraft;
demonology, 987, 989, 990, 1091
Denmark 164, 1319, 1927, 1976,
2106, 2171, 2552, 3645, 3678
Denmark, colonies 1868
Dentistry 1869, 2467, 3180, 3229
Depression 3688
Dermatology 464, 746
Derrida, Jacques 2792, 3628
Desargues, Gérard 1491
Descartes, René 298, 330, 367, 1366,
1372, 1393, 1398, 1400, 1435,
1444, 1446, 1453, 1465, 1467,
1472–1474, 1476, 1482, 1488,
1495, 1525, 1526, 1528–1531,
1544, 1559, 1569, 1626, 3628
Deserts 208
Design 569, 2309, 2448, 3354, 3385
Designing see Drawing; designing
Desmarest, Nicolas 1788, 1794
Determinism 181, 575, 1709, 2618
Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher
Leopoldina 24, 2191
Deutsche Akademie der
Wissenschaften, Berlin 1743, 2753
Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft
(DPG) 2905
Developing countries 3694
Development of science; change in
science 143, 1158, 1370, 1948,
2865, 3087, 3592
Development of technology; change
in technology 200, 591, 758, 1350,
1948, 2629, 3360, 3375, 3750
Development; growth; life; death 658,
787, 873, 1297, 1389, 1810, 1811,
3649
Developmental biology 428, 1810,
2273, 2345, 2976, 2981
Developmental psychology; pediatrics
and psychology 2374, 3042, 3105
Dewar, Michael James Steuart 2931
Dewey, John 198, 454, 3124
Diagnosis 949, 1342, 1344, 2353,
2481, 2519
Diagrams 155, 159, 478, 903, 1061,
1171, 1487
Diamonds 1905
Diaries 1627, 1643, 1778, 2995
Dickens, Charles 2060
Dickson, Leonard Eugene 2078
Diderot, Denis 440
Dietetics see Nutrition; dietetics
Differential and integral equations
2818
Diffusion of innovation; diffusion of
knowledge 608, 707, 716, 748, 766,
770, 815, 1685, 1901, 1902, 1904,
1910, 1976, 3546
Diffusion of knowledge see Diffusion
of innovation; diffusion of
knowledge
Digby, Kenelm 1429
Digestion 1839, 2469
Digges, Thomas 1228, 1242
Diophantos of Alexandria 887, 888
Diphtheria 2465, 2506, 2514, 2566,
2580, 2604
Diplomacy see Foreign relations;
diplomacy
Dirigibles see Airships; dirigibles
Disabilities; handicaps 564, 1131,
1325, 1614, 1843, 2340, 2442,
2446, 2536, 3036, 3176, 3202,
3253, 3297, 3302
Disasters 372, 3554, 3580

Discipline formation 417, 437, 462,
987, 1302, 1304, 1559, 1578, 1767,
1818, 2056, 2171, 2181, 2333,
2343, 2394, 2409, 2415, 2504,
2625, 2647, 2890, 2936, 2981,
2987, 3006, 3047, 3104, 3184,
3229, 3267, 3539, 3605, 3611, 3641
Discovery in medicine 2338, 3193
Discovery in science 1391, 1772,
2129, 2134, 2823, 2932, 2943, 3600
Disease and diseases 515, 518, 519,
532, 541, 623, 754, 1135, 1335,
1590, 1600, 1615, 1621, 1811,
1842, 1874, 1930, 2333, 2436,
2449, 2464, 2475, 2483, 2492,
2504, 2519, 2559, 2560, 2570,
2678, 3165, 3196, 3201, 3202,
3289, 3296, 3319, 3605, 3659,
3667, 3670, 3674, 3701, 3715, 3721
Disinfection 2520, 3213
Dissection 509, 533, 1133, 1308,
1332, 1865, 2472, 2478
Dissertations, academic 1601, 2564,
3226
Distillation 1270, 1349, 1603
Divination 278, 986
Dix, Emily 2969
DNA 463, 2328, 3008, 3028, 3032,
3455, 3587, 3600, 3613
Dobzhansky, Theodosius 3004, 3015
Doctors see Physicians; doctors
Dogs; cats 2227, 2509, 2585, 3570
Domestication 3558
Donne, John 1386, 1394
Donnolo, Shabbetai 802
Drainage; irrigation 578, 1565, 1629,
2959
Drama, dance, and performing arts
1327, 1396, 1588, 1610, 1637,
1672, 1954, 1989
Drawing; designing 157, 416, 1178,
1199, 1354, 1362, 2019
Dreams 488, 3092
Driesch, Hans Adolf Eduard 2989
Drosophila 3004, 3009, 3601
Drury, Dru 1799
Du Bois-Reymond, Emil Heinrich
2299, 2356, 2505
Du Châtelet, Gabrielle Émilie Le
Tonnelier de Breteuil, Marquise
1649, 1655, 1675, 1678, 1683,
1690, 1699, 1702, 1706, 1712,
1713, 1715, 1721, 1726, 1749,
1751, 1757–1759
Du Prel, Carl 2047
Dualism 3103
Duchenne de Boulogne, Guillaume
Benjamin 2367
Duclos, Samuel Cottereau 1539
Duhem, Pierre 2049, 2132
Dumont d’Urville, Jules Sébastien
Cézar 1790, 2206
Dunn, Leslie Clarence 2710
Duns Scotus, Johannes 997, 1040
Durkheim, Émile 2404, 2407
Dyes, natural 2676
Dynamics 919, 1055, 1080, 1086,
1265
E Electrical machines 1752, 1989, 2150,
Earth (planet) 1064
Subject Index
Earth sciences 370–377, 379–382,
387, 793, 926, 1281, 1282, 1556–
1559, 1628, 1777, 1778, 1780–
1782, 1785, 1786, 1788, 2180,
2182–2184, 2186–2188, 2190,
2194, 2195, 2197, 2199–2201,
2933, 2936, 2938, 2940, 2957,
2973, 3550, 3551, 3553, 3555,
3556, 3731
Earthquakes 372, 377, 1785, 2188
East Africa 818
East Asia 54, 616, 628, 3450
East Asia, civilization and culture 54,
301, 372, 536, 616, 625, 626, 680,
682–688, 691–728, 730–733, 735,
736, 738–756, 759, 761, 762, 764–
767, 1498, 2699, 3467
East Germany 3576, 3722, 3727, 3762
East Indies 3360
Eastern Europe 1947, 2909, 3444
Eckhout, Albert van Der 1577
Eclipses; transits; occultations 316,
317, 645, 722, 727, 780, 1514,
2111, 2125
École Normale Supérieure, Paris 3522
Ecological surveys 2252
Ecology 229, 408, 409, 1395, 1565,
2246, 2290, 2675, 2948, 2956,
3312, 3561, 3576, 3578
Econometrics 502
Economic botany; plant cultivation;
horticulture 431, 433, 663, 1830
Economic development 2713, 3360
Economic growth 3397
Economics 431, 490, 502, 1588, 1664,
1848, 1851, 1902, 1904, 1910,
1977, 2400, 2407, 2613, 2814,
3116, 3120, 3143–3145, 3365,
3393, 3644
Ecosystem 733, 2252
Eddington, Arthur Stanley 298, 2745
Edinburgh 56, 338, 1864, 2443, 2502,
2503, 2524
Education 266, 284, 1007, 1679,
2174, 2387, 2421, 2446, 2537,
2540, 2962, 3771
Education, engineering 3789
Educational psychology 3080
Educational technology 3118
Egypt 2, 296, 670, 812, 831, 836,
840–842, 845, 861, 862, 889, 890,
909, 911, 2205, 2426
Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried 2299
Ehrenfest, Paul 2861, 2871
Ehrlich, Paul 3029
Eidgenössische Technische
Hochschule (Zürich) 2029
Eiffel, Alexandre Gustave 2614
Einstein, Albert 330, 341, 797, 1961,
2691, 2695, 2727, 2738, 2741,
2763, 2775, 2784, 2787, 2806,
2830, 2833, 2845–2848, 2851,
2853, 2857, 2861, 2866, 2867,
2880, 2888, 2891, 2892, 2898, 3533
Elasticity 2148
Electric conductivity 1691, 1694,
1695
Electric power industry 2655, 3339,
3367, 3383, 3758
Electrical engineering 2630, 3339,
3758
2505, 2766
301
Electricity; magnetism 1659, 1660,
1672, 1747, 1748, 1752, 1756,
1954, 2140, 2141, 2145, 2148,
2150, 2613, 2626, 2642
Electrification 573, 3367
Electrochemistry 2630
Electroconvulsive therapy;
electroshock therapy 3244, 3258
Electrodynamics 1834, 2155
Electroencephalography 3065, 3066
Electrolysis 2166
Electromagnetic waves; radiation 339,
2149, 2832, 2848, 2851, 2852
Electromagnetism 1698, 2134, 2505,
2839, 2861
Electron physics; ionization 2882
Electronic information resources 26,
48, 354
Electronics 591, 2764, 3373, 3751
Electronics industry 3356, 3733, 3734
Electrophysiology 1833, 1834, 1837,
1863, 2505
Electroshock therapy see
Electroconvulsive therapy;
electroshock therapy
Electrotherapy; Radiotherapy 567
Elephants 3575
Elias, Norbert 2404
Eliot, George 215, 2431
Ellenberger, Henri Frédéric 3239
Ellis, Havelock 2535, 2573
Embalming 1118
Embryology 421, 658, 787, 1297,
1298, 2270, 2273, 2326, 2978,
2981, 3013, 3591
Emigration; immigration 273, 623,
1953, 2040, 2700, 2758, 3248,
3266, 3467
Emotions; passions 236, 508, 753,
1187, 1393, 1440, 2367, 2368,
2435, 3683
Empedocles of Agrigentum 929
Empiricism 145, 1035, 1284, 1468,
1469, 1698, 1983, 2064, 2371,
2515, 2783, 2787, 3516
Emptiness see Vacuum; emptiness;
nothingness
Encke, Johann Franz 2121
Encyclopedias (history) 659, 774,
973, 1196, 1653, 1713, 1941, 3622
Encyclopedias and dictionaries 29, 30,
115, 307, 434, 489, 497, 522, 580,
972, 1167, 1942, 2518
Endocrinology 425, 2955, 2985, 3173,
3194
Energy (physics) 348, 1085, 2046,
2160, 3370
Energy resources and technologies
2657, 3351, 3370, 3740
Engelbart, Douglas 3794
Engineering 188, 219, 569, 580, 587,
678, 962, 1354, 1633–1635, 1647,
1769, 1903, 1953, 2205, 2613,
2625, 2630, 2647, 2654, 2666,
3330, 3339, 3341, 3346, 3357,
3727, 3730, 3749, 3759, 3771
Engineering, aeronautical 3409, 3823
Engines 3823
England 16, 316, 550, 665, 977, 984,
1117, 1130, 1149, 1201, 1209,
1266, 1310, 1325–1327, 1341,
1345, 1353, 1361, 1381, 1406,
1409, 1430, 1475, 1496, 1561,
1565, 1586, 1594, 1609, 1610,
1614, 1616, 1660, 1696, 1805,
302
1858, 1863, 1869, 1894, 1915,
1919, 1932, 2020, 2060, 2222,
2277, 2400, 2438, 2479, 2543,
2546, 2562, 2568, 2570, 2574,
2588, 2677, 2681, 2990, 3171,
3192, 3238, 3260, 3292, 3304, 3726
Engraving and engravings 1805, 2358
Enriques, Federigo 2898, 2901
Entomology 437, 1576, 1578, 2221,
2236, 2269, 2679, 3070
Entrecasteaux, Antoine R.J. de Bruni
d’ 1790
Entropy 2001
Environmental degradation 2288
Environmental health; environmental
medicine 199, 551, 2589, 2594,
2955, 3282, 3306, 3312, 3653,
3699, 3713
Environmental history 18, 398–402,
407, 409–411, 589, 730, 2204,
2252, 2255, 2282
Environmental hygiene; Human
ecology 2245, 2949, 3642
Environmental medicine see
Environmental health;
environmental medicine
Environmental pollution 589, 2964,
3343, 3706, 3731
Environmental protection 2953, 3564
Environmental sciences 267, 385,
400, 405, 407, 409, 733, 1565–
1567, 2216, 2245, 2246, 2248,
2249, 2251–2253, 2256, 2290,
2939, 2948–2952, 2956, 2958,
2960, 2962, 2963, 2965, 2966,
3374, 3559–3562, 3564, 3566,
3568–3573, 3576, 3577, 3579,
3581, 3583
Environmentalism 406, 408, 411, 589,
595, 2242, 2244, 2250, 2949, 2954,
2964, 3306, 3560, 3563, 3566,
3570, 3573–3575, 3581, 3582,
3740
Epidemics 560, 565, 950, 1124, 1607,
1842, 1874, 2436, 2440, 2449,
2498, 2560, 2566, 2574, 2585,
2588, 2591, 2593, 2597, 3190,
3224, 3295, 3304, 3663
Epidemiology 565, 2497, 2531, 3270,
3664
Epilepsy 949, 2357
Epistemology 90, 104, 112, 144, 159,
194, 202, 253, 271, 278, 337, 632,
884, 982, 1023, 1027, 1195, 1383,
1444, 1549, 1632, 1719, 2048,
2522, 2781, 2786, 2791, 2898,
3066, 3310, 3673
Equations and formulae 642, 708,
1227, 1732, 2818
Erigena, Johannes Scotus 1018, 1028
Erikson, Erik H. 3105
Error 1508, 2117, 2691, 3017, 3659
Essentialism 1824, 3588
Estonia 3060
Eternity 637
Ether 1535, 2152
Ethics 13, 175, 1160, 1710, 1721,
1886, 1981, 2441, 2500, 2782, 2789
Ethnicity 2414, 3248
Ethnobotany 736, 1132
Ethnography 500, 501, 753, 1315,
1972, 2414, 3141
Ethnology 151, 208, 396, 504, 2344,
2413, 2414, 2416, 3047, 3135,
3137, 3140, 3642, 3643
Ethology 423, 470, 2378, 3424
Subject Index
Etiology 1872, 2571
Euclid 283, 640, 891, 1498, 1734
Eudemus of Rhodes 852
Eugenics 203, 443, 805, 1944, 2272,
2275, 2310, 2534, 2537, 2684,
2982, 3005, 3007, 3036–3041,
3044, 3045, 3048, 3051, 3052,
3056–3058, 3060–3063, 3097,
3173, 3281, 3297, 3311, 3595,
3618, 3619, 3714
Euler, Leonhard 298, 1642, 1723–
1725, 1730, 1732, 1735, 1736,
1746, 1750, 1753
Europe 16, 34, 486, 518, 618, 821,
974, 1061, 1131, 1145, 1150, 1172,
1300, 1646, 1909, 1916, 1938,
1970, 2068, 2190, 2424, 2702,
2756, 3347, 3355, 3359, 3367,
3425, 3453, 3459, 3503, 3611,
3742, 3837
European Union 3582, 3812
Euthanasia 179, 1343, 2706, 3185,
3200
Evangelicalism (Christianity) 2659
Evans-Pritchard, Edward Evan 3135
Everett, Hugh, III 346
Evidence 218, 456, 1879, 2716, 3455
Evolution 29, 139, 190, 215, 241, 423,
440–443, 446, 447, 450, 452, 454–
457, 805, 1812, 1841, 1932, 1935,
1981, 1982, 1988, 1990, 2006,
2138, 2229, 2271, 2278, 2302–
2316, 2318, 2319, 2321–2325,
2327, 2329, 2331, 2332, 2339,
2342–2344, 2374, 2378, 2380,
2393, 2408, 2420, 2736, 2742,
2744, 2967, 2980, 2982, 2984,
3004, 3010, 3013, 3015, 3022,
3023, 3036, 3055, 3451, 3479,
3592, 3593, 3604
Evolution and ethics 454, 473
Evolutionary developmental biology
462, 2382, 3013, 3591
Evolutionary genetics 3013
Evolutionary psychology 452, 480,
2339, 2380, 3040, 3625
Exact sciences 876
Exactness; precision; accuracy 2358
Excavations (archaeology) 791, 2430
Exercise see Physical training;
exercise
Exhibit catalogs 366, 1688
Exhibitions and fairs 1802, 1965,
1972, 2125, 2207, 2824, 3047
Exobiology see Extraterrestrial life;
exobiology
Experimental biology 420, 427, 2048
Experimental medicine 2048, 2501,
2506, 3197
Experimental psychology 2117, 2373,
3103
Experiments and experimentation
171, 337, 420, 1263, 1367, 1415,
1423, 1433, 1464, 1475, 1525,
1535, 1542, 1551, 1641, 1671,
1685, 1690, 1698, 1760, 1762,
1771, 1772, 1837, 1860, 1889,
1900, 1917, 1927, 1989, 2149,
2279, 2469, 2522, 2685, 2851,
2865, 2869, 3017, 3022, 3823
Expert testimony 1377, 1384, 1613,
1890, 3139, 3475, 3477
Experts see Authorities; experts
Explanation; hypotheses; theories 94,
333, 1531, 1753, 1841, 1889, 2147,
2338, 3028, 3592
Exploration see Travel; exploration
Explosives industry 1936
Extinction (biology) 399, 412
Extraterrestrial life; exobiology 217,
1739, 2047, 2122, 2130, 3519
Ey, Henri 3239
Eyck, Jan van 1186
Eye diseases 3162
Eye glasses see Spectacles; eye
glasses
F
Fabricius, ab Aquapendente 1328
Fahlberg, Constantin 2178
Fairbairn, William Ronald Dodds
3094
Faith healing 230, 1596, 2434
Falsification 94, 97
Fame 3201
Family 946, 1481, 1652, 1662, 1955,
2005, 2038, 2556, 2602, 2619,
2919, 3042, 3117, 3282, 3597, 3651
Fang, Yizhi 703, 724
Faraday, Michael 1694, 1695, 1998,
2037, 2145, 2155, 2642, 3357
Farms 422, 3817
Fascism 3061, 3090, 3123, 3128
Fats and oils 3708
Faulhaber, Johann 298
Federal Aviation Administration 3823
Femininity 2392
Feminism 452, 2227, 2319, 3175,
3206, 3618
Feminist analysis 2563
Ferdinando II, Grand-Duke of
Tuscany 1397
Fermat, Pierre de 1531, 3777
Fermentation 611, 848
Fermi National Accelerator
Laboratory (United States) 3532,
3543
Fermi, Enrico 2719, 2858
Fernel, Jean François 1318
Ferrán Y Clua, Jaime 2660
Fersman, Aleksandr Evgen’Evich
2934
Fertilization 1266
Fertilizers 3399
Fever 1858
Feynman, Richard Phillips 2812
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb 1708
Ficino, Marsilio 1193, 1216, 1246,
1249
Field work 1560, 2200, 2975, 3141,
3424, 3642
Fine arts 725, 856, 956, 1448, 1562,
3130
Fingerprints 190, 2399
Finland 1953, 2491, 3677
Finnbogason, Gudmundur 3100
Fire see Combustion; fire
Firearms 766
Fischer, Emil Hermann 3029
Fisher, Ronald Aylmer 2317, 2685,
3017, 3052
Fisheries; fishing 2250, 2952
Fishes 392, 1179, 2952
Fishing see Fisheries; fishing
Flamel, Nicolas 1555
Flammarion, Camille 2047
Fleck, Ludwik 100, 2707, 2790
Flexner, Abraham 3236
Fliess, Wilhelm 481
Flood control 2634
Floods see Precipitation; floods

Florence (Italy) 1137, 1875, 3103
Florenskii, Pavel Aleksandrovich 298
Florey, Howard 3315
Flowers 434, 1101, 1299, 2291
Fludd, Robert 1380, 1431
Foerster, Wilhelm 2144
Foldy, Leslie 2897
Folklore 1622
Fontana, Giovanni 1351
Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de
1677
Food and foods 167, 559, 609–611,
756, 807, 948, 1638, 1885, 2572,
2680, 3309, 3703, 3814, 3816
Food industry and trade 2587, 3813
Food preservation 2899
Food safety 610, 2673, 2674, 3812–
3814
Food science; food technology 609,
611, 2674, 3812, 3816, 3817
Food technology see Food science;
food technology
Forces 1086, 1532, 1927
Ford Foundation 2756
Ford, Edmund Brisco 3020
Ford, Henry 3378
Forecasting; prediction 89, 840
Foreign relations; diplomacy 1346,
2664, 2952
Forensic medicine 526, 3676
Forensic psychiatry 2552
Forensic sciences 3477
Forests and forestry 409, 1567, 2249,
2288, 2624, 2966, 3559, 3572, 3576
Forman, Simon 1430
Formularies; pharmacopoeias 737,
2606
Fossils 370, 379, 414, 415, 1808,
1809, 2018, 2194, 2257, 2259,
2264, 2265, 2967, 2972, 2974,
2975, 3149
Foucault, Michel 549, 625, 2404,
2792, 3247, 3628
Foundations and trusts 3714
Four elements (philosophy) 652, 657
Fowler, William A. 3496
Fractions 831
Fragonard, Honoré 1660
France 49, 145, 148, 151, 165, 373,
466, 502, 549, 559, 619, 825–827,
989, 1000, 1001, 1019, 1031, 1043,
1044, 1050, 1079, 1087, 1125,
1187, 1191, 1272, 1273, 1384,
1424, 1491, 1543, 1566, 1567,
1591, 1633–1635, 1644, 1649,
1655, 1660, 1665, 1667, 1674,
1677, 1707, 1722, 1765, 1775,
1785, 1788, 1790, 1814, 1835,
1849, 1851, 1869, 1876, 1886,
1897, 1903, 1906, 1940, 2021,
2025, 2033, 2045, 2049, 2058,
2100, 2103, 2115, 2153, 2206,
2213, 2216, 2225, 2277, 2299,
2373, 2415, 2446, 2461, 2465,
2506, 2526, 2528, 2540, 2589,
2599, 2604, 2620, 2628, 2673,
2780, 2792, 2821, 2971, 2997,
3047, 3141, 3206, 3212, 3239,
3317, 3318, 3391, 3501, 3522,
3667, 3706
France, colonies 1416, 1575, 1667,
1940, 2249, 2277, 2466, 2528,
2565, 3033, 3141
Francesca, Piero della 1225
Francis of Assisi 1135
Subject Index
Franciscus de Marchia 1009, 1039
Franck, James 2865, 2877
Frank, Philipp 2818
Franklin, Benjamin 1646, 1650, 1733,
1752, 1777
Franklin, Rosalind 2683, 3600, 3603
Franz, Wolfgang 1408
Fraud in science see Scientific
misconduct; fraud in science
Frauds see Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds
Fraunhofer, Joseph von 2121
Frederick II, King of Prussia 1807
Free will and determinism 1444, 3254
Freemasonry 1704
Frege, Gottlob 2061, 2101, 2104,
2782
Freiberg (Germany) 1059
Fresnel, Augustin Jean 351
Freud, Sigmund 481, 2364, 2370,
2545, 3055, 3070, 3079, 3081,
3084, 3089, 3092, 3099, 3108,
3125, 3241, 3254
Freudenthal, Hans 2802
Freycinet, Louis Claude Desaulses de
1790
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
2123, 2720, 2771, 2878, 2982,
3062, 3129, 3237, 3400
Frobenius, Georg 2080
Fromm, Erich 3099
Fuchs, Klaus 3491
Fuels and fuel technology 2658, 3731
Fuller, Richard Buckminster 3560
Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Brazil) 3221
Fundamental concepts 347
Funeral rites and ceremonies 3189
Fungi 1573, 2292, 3184
Funkenstein, Amos 68, 282, 506, 507,
1115
Futurism 3728
G 2185, 2188, 2189, 2191, 2193,
Gabry, Pieter 1656
Gadamer, Hans Georg 1391
Gaddum, John Henry 3323
Gage, Phineas 2354
Galapagos Islands 3577
Galaxies; nebulae 1742, 2120
Galen 485, 807, 922, 933, 938, 939,
942, 946, 1298, 1311, 1318, 3215
Galilei, Galileo 298, 311, 330, 336,
982, 1042, 1257, 1263, 1378, 1401,
1403, 1418, 1469, 1504, 1506,
1507, 1512, 1515, 1516, 1519, 1534
Galton, Francis 485, 2095, 2310,
2387, 2684
Galvani, Luigi 1834, 1837
Ganot, Pierre Benjamin Adolphe 2033
Gans, David 801
Gardens 663, 674, 1122, 1173, 1629,
1822, 1830, 2031, 2282
Garnier, Charles 2614
Gassendi, Pierre 1458, 1461
Gasser, Achilles Pirmin 1236
Gauss, Carl Friedrich 1725, 2094,
2113, 2813
Geddes, Patrick 2220, 2405
Geinitz, Hans Bruno 2185
Geissler, Heinrich 2016
Geminus of Rhodes 895
Gems 1144
Gender identity 466, 543, 1192, 1548,
3681, 3710
303
Genes 203, 2328, 3028, 3448, 3479,
3599, 3601, 3613
Genetic engineering 424, 3464, 3590,
3606, 3806, 3808
Genetic screening 3007, 3584, 3705
Genetically modified foods 180, 3433,
3460, 3465, 3466, 3806, 3814, 3815
Genetically modified organisms 449,
3466, 3818
Genetics 181, 423, 443, 447, 449,
459, 463, 1963, 2276, 2302, 2310,
2317, 2328, 2678, 2684, 2710,
2987, 3003–3006, 3008–3011,
3014, 3016, 3018–3022, 3024,
3025, 3028, 3034, 3035, 3038–
3040, 3043, 3050, 3053, 3063,
3398, 3448, 3456, 3590, 3594,
3595, 3597, 3599, 3600, 3606,
3614, 3651, 3806
Geneva (Switzerland) 343, 1337,
2530, 3069
Genius see Creativity; genius
Genoa (Italy) 1165
Genomics 191, 2987, 3448, 3474,
3594, 3614, 3662
Geocentrism 904, 1245
Geodesy 387, 1064, 1286, 1689,
1793, 1795
Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Étienne 1711,
1775, 2010
Geography 151, 383–386, 388, 675,
728, 1094–1096, 1286, 1290, 1292,
1560, 1561, 1789, 1791, 1792,
1794, 1796, 1934, 2122, 2192,
2204–2207, 2210, 2214, 2215,
2277, 2324, 2349, 2571, 3412, 3557
Geological Survey of Canada 2200
Geological surveys 373, 377, 387,
2200
Geology 268, 318, 322, 370, 375,
378–382, 761, 1281, 1557–1559,
1639, 1781, 1784, 1785, 1787,
1788, 1927, 2180, 2182, 2183,
2195, 2199–2201, 2203, 2257,
2428, 2430, 2934, 2936, 2938,
2940, 2973
Geomagnetism 377, 2190
Geometry 215, 299, 303, 336, 640–
644, 675, 835, 891, 1047, 1049,
1200, 1229, 1478, 1482, 1483,
1486, 1487, 1498, 1505, 1529,
1531, 1725, 1734, 2062, 2064,
2067, 2071, 2085, 2088, 2093,
2098, 2099, 2787, 2809, 2811,
2813, 2815, 2827, 2901, 3518
Geomorphology; physiography 376
Geophysics 377
Gergonne, Joseph Diaz 299
Gerlach, Walther 2882
Germany 18, 24, 169, 177, 183, 307,
367, 387, 401, 406, 412, 423, 432,
566, 567, 571, 573, 585, 599, 600,
619, 796, 805, 1066, 1146, 1185,
1191, 1302, 1316, 1335, 1338,
1342, 1597, 1680, 1686, 1708,
1743, 1749, 1754, 1764, 1766,
1774, 1787, 1840, 1923, 1925,
1961, 1968, 1972, 1978, 2000,
2015, 2052, 2097, 2144, 2146,
2163, 2164, 2175, 2185, 2190,
2191, 2218, 2239, 2271, 2275,
2287, 2318, 2355, 2406, 2416,
2421, 2422, 2462, 2465, 2476,
2484, 2489, 2496, 2500, 2517,
2523, 2539, 2575, 2576, 2580,
2589, 2616, 2631, 2651, 2671,
304
2700, 2704, 2720, 2753, 2760,
2761, 2771, 2817, 2846, 2847,
2878, 2905, 2916, 2922, 2937,
2953, 2958, 2965, 2982, 2988,
3005, 3034, 3062, 3084, 3090,
3096, 3129, 3136, 3145, 3150,
3155, 3156, 3166, 3180, 3231,
3237, 3246, 3320, 3333, 3337,
3338, 3342, 3345, 3347, 3350,
3351, 3366, 3372, 3380, 3387,
3394, 3400, 3406, 3411, 3421,
3425, 3471, 3504, 3557, 3563,
3609, 3671, 3687, 3707, 3740,
3749, 3758, 3762, 3782
Germany, colonies 2462, 2650
Gesner, Konrad 1161, 1304
Gestalt psychology 2786, 3073, 3076,
3624
Ghosh, Jyotish Chandra 2605
Ghulam Husain Jaunpuri 774
Gibbs, Josiah Willard 2170
Gilbertus Anglicus 1322
Gilles de Corbeil 1116
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins 2319
Glaciology 370
Glanvill, Joseph 1426
Glasgow (Scotland) 2483
Glass and glassmaking 585, 954, 960,
1144, 1268, 1353, 1397, 2016, 2920
Glisson, Francis 1451
Global warming 3554, 3556, 3731
Globalization; internationalization
193, 288, 400, 532, 595, 743, 1970,
2657, 2669, 2675, 2697, 2911,
2928, 3345, 3511, 3679, 3686,
3697, 3714, 3745, 3813
Globes 250, 315, 1287, 2207, 2766
Globes, celestial 315
Gnosticism 857, 917, 2179
God 236, 1083, 1517, 2063
Goddard, Robert Hutchings 3408
Godlewski, Emil 2976
Godwin, William 1847
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 370,
1810
Goguet, Antoine-Yves 1855
Gold 358, 1358, 3153
Golden section 3518
Goldmann, Nicolaus 1630
Goldring, Winifred 2968
Goldschmidt, Richard Benedict 3019
Goldstein, Eugen 2144
Golgi, Camillo 2335
Gomes, Ruy Lus 2890
Goodall, Jane 3424
Goudsmit, Samuel Abraham 2882
Gould, Stephen Jay 3426
Government agencies 492, 3767
Government sponsored science 53,
197, 493, 1667, 2094, 2554, 2711,
2717, 2826, 2884, 2907, 3134,
3288, 3305, 3377, 3394, 3446,
3458, 3519, 3523, 3543, 3619,
3633, 3732, 3817, 3818
Grant, Robert Edmond 435
Graphic methods 308
Gravitation 1263, 1479, 1528, 2830,
2839, 2851, 2861
Great Britain 152, 167, 188, 191, 313,
373, 400, 430, 436, 492, 538, 559,
561, 563, 588, 619, 623, 763, 1175,
1205, 1310, 1382, 1399, 1412,
1433, 1624, 1643, 1648, 1654,
1664, 1669, 1673, 1700, 1737,
Subject Index
1781, 1805, 1822, 1845, 1867,
1870, 1873, 1884, 1898, 1906,
1911, 1921, 1928, 1933, 1951,
1952, 1954, 1958, 1964, 1965,
1971, 1979, 1981, 1997, 1998,
2004, 2009, 2033, 2040, 2050,
2057, 2065, 2068, 2077, 2079,
2087, 2092, 2096, 2125, 2126,
2150, 2173, 2190, 2194, 2195,
2198, 2210, 2227, 2270, 2281,
2288, 2301, 2368, 2384, 2387,
2391, 2394, 2396, 2408, 2416,
2428, 2430, 2442, 2445, 2492,
2493, 2497, 2498, 2503, 2509,
2510, 2525, 2535, 2536, 2557,
2562, 2569, 2570, 2573, 2577,
2589, 2600, 2601, 2603, 2617,
2625, 2632, 2640, 2652, 2659,
2662, 2666, 2723, 2724, 2772,
2863, 2870, 2928, 2969, 2972,
2978, 2990, 3106, 3109, 3126,
3127, 3135, 3184, 3186, 3190,
3204, 3229, 3245, 3268, 3272,
3273, 3279, 3282, 3292, 3297,
3301, 3309, 3313, 3392, 3409,
3413, 3501, 3509, 3531, 3546,
3612, 3617, 3625, 3647, 3656,
3667, 3669, 3670, 3705, 3710,
3723, 3731, 3738, 3758, 3786,
3801, 3804, 3811, 3819
Great Britain, colonies 400, 620, 786,
818–820, 1205, 1369, 1668, 1937,
2203, 2204, 2214, 2240, 2277,
2282, 2399, 2437, 2475, 2565,
2713, 2777, 3207, 3235, 3281, 3288
Great Britain. Agricultural Research
Council 3001
Great Britain. National Health Service
538, 3279, 3301, 3705
Great Britain. Royal Navy 1688,
2198, 2453, 3370
Greaves, John 677
Greece 279, 291, 368, 508, 521, 547,
661, 715, 840, 846, 850–853, 855–
860, 862–864, 867–870, 872–881,
883–888, 890–895, 897, 899–901,
903, 904, 906, 907, 909–911, 913,
914, 918, 919, 921, 924–926, 928–
930, 932–934, 936, 938–945, 947,
948, 951–953, 956, 962, 963, 965,
1104, 1253, 1474, 2030, 2106,
2418, 2424, 3060, 3694
Green, Thomas Hill 2371
Greenpeace 3565
Gregg, Alan 2756
Gregorio da Rimini 298
Gregory, Duncan Farquharson 2078
Gregory, James 338
Griesinger, Wilhelm 2555
Grosseteste, Robert 1024, 1079, 1479
Grothendieck, Alexandre 2078
Group theory 2067
Growth see Development; growth;
life; death
Guatemala 3144
Guericke, Otto von 1454
Gugler, Nicolaus 1066
Guha, Bires Chandra 783
Guides; handbooks 962
Guillaume d’Auvergne 989
Guillaume de Conches 980, 1083
Gunpowder 757, 1636
Günther, Hans F.K. 3136
Guthrie, Edwin R. 3077
Guy’s Hospital, London 2350
Gynecology 528, 948, 3182, 3702
H
Habsburg, House of 1295
Hacking, Ian 3050
Haeckel, Ernest Heinrich 1949, 2000,
2052, 2271, 2779
Haekel, Ernst 2339
Haffkine, Waldemar Mordecai 2475
Hahnemann, Christian Friedrich
Samuel 1879
Haiti (Caribbean) 1705, 2578
Halbwachs, Maurice 2407
Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson
2272, 3024
Hall, Granville Stanley 2392
Haller, Albrecht von 1831
Halley, Edmond 1628, 1670
Hamburg (Germany) 1893, 2462
Hamilton, William Donald 2314
Handbooks see Guides; handbooks
Handicaps see Disabilities; handicaps
Hardy, Thomas 1982, 1990, 2114
Hare, Robert 1772
Harmony (music theory) 894, 1036,
1232, 1499, 1500, 2107
Harriot, Thomas 1227, 1230, 1231
Harrison, John 1905
Hartlieb, Johannes 567
Hartsoeker, Niklaas 1529
Harvard University 2269, 2280, 3626,
3648
Harvey, William 1381, 1592, 1593
Hasse, Helmut 2078
Hausdorff, Felix 2783, 2804
Hawaii (U.S.) 2527, 2584
Hawkins, Thomas 2259
Hawthorne, Nathaniel 2141
Haygarth, John 1858
Healers 943, 1139
Health 230, 592, 625, 742, 1117,
1323, 1348, 3106, 3275, 3308, 3710
Health care 39, 266, 818, 1138, 1895,
1896, 2450, 2510, 2513, 2536,
2561, 2563, 2572, 2709, 3176,
3264, 3272, 3274–3277, 3285,
3294, 3295, 3298, 3311, 3313,
3695, 3696, 3701, 3707
Health promotion 3698
Heart 1592, 3324
Heart, artificial 592
Hebb, Donald O. 3631
Hebrew language 800, 803, 807, 1160
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 440,
1708, 1942, 2054
Heisenberg, Werner 2840, 2841, 2852,
2880, 2889, 3540
Heliocentrism 320, 1042, 1235
Helium 3333
Helmholtz, Hermann Ludwig
Ferdinand von 122, 1968, 2066,
2108, 2348, 2355, 2356
Helmont, Jan Baptista van 1367,
1551, 1621, 1887
Hemsterhuis, Frans 1455
Hephaestio, Thebanus 914, 916
Herbals and bestiaries 567, 1078,
1097, 1102, 1329, 1338
Herbert of Cherbury, Edward Herbert,
Baron, 1407
Herbicides 3390
Hereditary diseases 1886, 2534, 3597,
3662, 3672
Heredity 457, 1812, 1840, 2320,
2327, 2328, 2592, 2985, 3008,
3014, 3017, 3032, 3040, 3053,
3063, 3311, 3651
Hermans, Willem Frederik 2730

Hermaphroditism see Androgyny;
hermaphroditism
Hermeneutics 853, 1391, 1854
Hermes, Trismegistus 277
Hermeticism 277, 652
Heron of Alexandria 336, 921
Herschel, Alexander 1740
Herschel, Caroline 1737, 1741
Herschel, John Frederick William
2119
Herschel, William 1739, 1742, 2116,
2119
Hertz, Gustav 2865
Hertz, Heinrich Rudolph 2865
Hevelius, Johannes 1520
Hevesy, György 2921
Hilbert, David 2061, 2064, 2093,
2808, 2839
Hildegard Von Bingen, Saint 1338
Hillenius, Dick 2980
Himalayan Mountains (Nepal) 3642
Hinduism 280, 768, 777, 779
Hipparchos of Rhodes 896, 901
Hippocrates of Cos 941, 948, 1331
Historians of science, modern 9, 32,
57, 58, 61, 63, 67–87, 148, 262,
279, 354, 361, 507, 605, 2106,
2696, 3476, 3766
Historical geography 121, 2214
Historical geology; theory of the earth
370, 375, 380, 404, 505, 1557,
1559, 1779, 1786, 2195
Historiography and historical methods
19, 31–37, 40–44, 46–48, 62, 107,
117, 130, 135, 209, 210, 212, 225,
236, 240, 282, 380, 381, 485, 495,
506, 513, 516, 528, 532, 535, 549,
551, 575, 584, 590, 603, 606, 666,
692, 693, 810, 851, 852, 1003,
1115, 1169, 1204, 1218, 1293,
1368, 1370–1373, 1403, 1469,
1484, 1622, 1770, 1793, 1855,
2561, 2698, 2721, 3186, 3431,
3600, 3628, 3722, 3771
History as a discipline; chronology;
study of the past 121, 236, 504–
507, 517, 535, 695, 851, 852, 1115,
1382, 1470, 1589, 1720, 1853–
1855, 2426, 2430, 2431, 2686
History of medicine, as a discipline
39, 43, 51, 56, 63–66, 513, 516,
528, 532, 567, 752, 785
History of philosophy of science 40,
90, 100, 117, 417, 632, 1217, 1464,
1532, 1717, 1926, 2048, 2089,
2470, 2780, 2786, 2788, 2790,
2791, 2793, 2797, 2798, 3076
History of Science Society 59
History of science, as a discipline 26,
33, 34, 37, 41–44, 49, 53, 55–59,
61, 62, 117, 145, 262, 288, 293,
354, 357, 361, 402, 605, 606, 631,
692, 752, 852, 1370, 1378, 1804,
1950, 2103, 2106, 3476, 3587
History of technology, as a discipline
25, 43, 52, 60, 575, 590, 605, 606
HIV 3659, 3678
Hoaxes see Deceptions; hoaxes;
frauds
Hobbes, Thomas 1381, 1436, 1447,
1586
Hoch, August 2545
Hodgkin, Dorothy Crowfoot 2929
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Amadeus
567
Subject Index
Hogarth, William 158
Holbrook, John Edwards 2293
Holism 404, 2275, 2956
Holocaust 2707, 3150
Holography 208, 3743
Holy Roman Empire 1277
Homeopathy 510, 1879, 2476, 3285
Homology (biology) 419
Homosexuality 425, 466, 1843, 2535,
3046, 3261
Hong, Tae-Yong 702
Hooke, Robert 432, 1392, 1514
Hooker, Joseph Dalton 1821, 1933
Hooker, William 2235
Hopkins, William 2065
Hoppe, Brigitte 9, 82
Hormones 3157, 3174, 3194
Horoscopes 915, 1070
Horses 849, 1302
Horsley, Victor, Sir 2353, 2357
Horticulture see Economic botany;
plant cultivation; horticulture, 432,
433, 2994
Hospitals and clinics 538, 1888, 1896,
1898, 1975, 2433, 2440, 2493,
2498, 2502, 2503, 2506, 2510,
2529, 2572, 2595, 3151, 3169,
3171, 3191, 3276, 3292, 3298,
3657, 3658
Households 1743
Hua, Hengfang 708
Hubble Space Telescope 3525
Huet, Pierre Daniel 1374
Hughlings Jackson, John 2357
Huguenots 172, 1355
Human anatomy 533, 553, 669, 1308,
1309, 1332, 1345, 1380, 1616,
1815, 1861, 1870, 1871, 1875,
1880, 2367, 2438, 2459
Human body 466, 469, 472, 524, 533,
543, 592, 657, 742, 806, 813, 947,
978, 1106, 1118, 1131, 1133, 1326,
1327, 1335, 1843, 1870, 1871,
1965, 1972, 2340, 2367, 2438,
2472, 2491, 3046, 3049, 3182,
3479, 3614, 3632
Human ecology see Environmental
hygiene; Human ecology
Human evolution 468, 473, 2303,
2316, 2339, 2344, 2359, 2393,
2395, 2420, 2425, 2967, 3038, 3149
Human experimentation 177, 182,
509, 530, 2347, 2469, 2707, 2748,
3440, 3661, 3705
Human genetics 459, 2534, 3043,
3479, 3584, 3616, 3720
Human Genome Diversity Project
3614
Human Genome Project 181
Human nature see Definition of
human; human nature
Human paleontology 2429, 2971,
2974
Human physiology 160, 488, 508,
938, 939, 1107, 1187, 1318, 1620,
2337, 2347, 2348, 3093
Human rights 3661
Human sciences 16, 1940, 2342,
2389, 2422, 3115, 3303
Human-animal relationships 156, 216,
390, 392, 393, 399, 412, 438, 439,
467, 479, 730, 784, 814, 867, 1176,
1307, 1310, 1669, 2301, 2366,
3558, 3655
305
Human-machine interaction 597,
3363, 3417, 3774, 3790, 3835
Humanism 17, 175, 531, 1196, 1217,
1243, 1297, 1311, 1460, 1582
Humboldt, Alexander von 370, 1645,
1662, 1925, 1934, 1974, 2011,
2041, 2094, 2116, 2121, 2128,
2181, 2186, 2209, 2286, 2299, 2349
Humboldt, Wilhelm von 1662
Hume, David 236, 1673, 1710, 1720
Humoralism 508, 518
Hunain Ibn Ishaq, Abu Zaid, Al-’Ibadi
807
Hungary 1240, 1252, 2086, 2414,
3059, 3060
Hunter, John 1839, 1878
Hunter, William 1799, 1867
Hunting 1294, 2255
Hurricane Katrina 3443
Husserl, Edmund 298, 904
Hutcheson, Francls 1710
Hutton, James 338, 404
Huxley, Julian Sorell 2272, 2734
Huxley, Thomas Henry 1967, 2003,
2344
Huygens, Christiaan 310, 330, 1497,
1506, 1627
Huygens, Constantijn 1529, 1627
Hybridization 2276, 2317
Hydraulic engineering 401, 965,
1592, 2575, 2621, 2644, 2662
Hydrostatics 1159
Hygiene 627, 1972, 2506, 2575, 3303
Hypatia of Alexandria 889
Hypnosis and hypnotism 2360, 2541
Hypotheses see Explanation;
hypotheses; theories
Hypothesis 97
Hysteria 554, 2456
I
Iamblichos 872
Iatrophysical school 1317, 1887
Ibn al-Haitham, Abu ‘Ali al-Hasen
643, 653, 656
Ibn al-Shatir, ‘Ala al-Din ‘Ali Ibn
Ibrahim 1160
Ibn Khaldun 632
Ice 795
Iceland 1315, 3100, 3594
Ichthyology 1301, 2293
Iconography 713, 725, 779, 858, 909,
991, 1069, 1077, 1099, 1270, 1770
Idealism (philosophy) 680, 1708
Identity 797, 813, 2360, 2551, 3106,
3115, 3117, 3166, 3772
Illustrations 246, 397, 432, 738, 1099,
1101, 1563, 3432
Imagination 208, 309, 2180
Immigration see Emigration;
immigration
Immortality 1847
Immunology 2337, 2465, 2490, 2514,
3602, 3605
Impact of technology 3765
Imperial Chemical Industries 3711
Imperial University of Peking 701
Imperialism 400, 615–617, 619, 621,
689, 1175, 1940, 2227, 2249, 2288,
2349, 2413, 2421, 2460, 2466,
2584, 2941, 2963, 3047, 3360
Incommensurability 101
306
India 74, 84, 296, 620, 669, 760, 764,
769, 774, 785–787, 790, 791, 821,
953, 1145, 1668, 1868, 1999, 2057,
2182, 2204, 2282, 2399, 2475,
2605, 2676, 2713, 2777, 2805,
3207, 3271, 3288, 3328, 3457,
3474, 3694, 3696
India, civilization and culture 2, 547,
626, 768, 770–773, 775–785, 788–
795, 1999, 3328
Indian Ocean 1575
Indigo 2676
Individuality 470, 494, 987, 1039,
2270, 3050, 3115
Indonesia 2252, 2528, 3396, 3694
Induction 111, 1480
Industrial chemistry 3547
Industrial medicine; occupational
diseases 2589, 3162, 3232, 3273,
3284, 3674
Industrial revolution 588, 1685, 1696,
1773, 1901, 1902, 1907, 1910
Industrialization 409, 611, 1357,
1622, 1901, 1904, 1906, 1969, 3349
Industry 1664, 2021, 2649, 3331,
3462, 3749
Infant care 2473, 2568, 3272, 3650
Infant health services 538, 2561,
3270, 3304, 3305
Infanticide 1604
Infection 3178, 3222, 3658
Infectious diseases 539, 542, 560,
1872, 2497, 2498, 2520, 3670
Inference 1030
Infinitesimals 643
Infinity 993, 1517, 2063
Influenza 3190, 3295, 3304, 3319
Information science 1828, 2034,
2686, 3381
Information technology 595, 603,
3381, 3383, 3389, 3637, 3785, 3798
Information theory 463, 474, 592,
1828, 2034, 3078, 3431
Ingenhousz, Jan 1857
Ingold, Christopher 2931
Inheritance 2328
Injuries 2354, 3627
Ink 1141
Inorganic chemistry 2910
Insect control 2679, 2963, 3269, 3312
Insecticides see Pesticides;
insecticides
Insects 735, 1576, 1578, 1799, 2236,
3070
Insitut Pasteur, Paris 2465, 2506,
2604, 2757, 3318
Instinct 236, 3104
Institut Pasteur 2474, 2475, 2490
Institute of Corpuscular Physics
(IFIC) 3539
Institutions see Societies; institutions;
academies
Instrumentalism see Pragmatism;
instrumentalism
Instruments, navigational 1096, 1688,
1689, 1693, 2020
Insulin 3164, 3240, 3548
Insurance 3277, 3389
Intellectual property 186, 622, 2670,
2715, 2945, 3377
Intellectuals 1164
Intelligence 485, 597, 604, 1310,
2366, 3058, 3620
Intelligence tests 2387, 3080, 3097
Subject Index
Intelligent design (teleology) 139,
456, 457, 929, 1716, 2307, 2742,
3451, 3596
Interdisciplinary approach to
knowledge 134, 505, 3626
Interessengemeinschaft
Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft
3372
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) 3550
International Academy of the History
of Science 55
International Astronomical Union
2119
International Atomic Energy Agency
(IAEA) 3739
International Business Machines
Corporation 2635, 3781, 3783
International congresses 55, 2409,
2893
International cooperation 55, 271,
491, 538, 1974, 2299, 2415, 2465,
2490, 2589, 2747, 2757, 2758,
2899, 2939, 2976, 3096, 3265,
3267, 3487, 3575, 3714, 3739
International Council for the
Exploration of the Sea 2939
International relations 686, 2465,
2589, 2657, 2747, 2932, 3267,
3447, 3485, 3725
Internationalization see Globalization;
internationalization
Internet 3382, 3383, 3732, 3776,
3794, 3797, 3802
Interprofessional relations see
Scientific communities;
interprofessional relations
Interviews 60, 279, 2572, 2687, 2862,
2870, 2912, 2913, 3002, 3536, 3589
Inventors and invention 25, 588, 1357,
1770, 1919, 2145, 2681, 2763,
3357, 3506, 3755
Invertebrate zoology 1816, 2266,
2267, 2998
Invisible colleges; clubs 3418, 3786
Ionization see Electron physics;
ionization
Iowa (U.S.) 398, 3390
Iran 670, 671
Ireland 188, 1560, 1921, 1946, 2039,
2070, 2075, 2123, 2324, 2372, 2562
Iron and steel 378, 583, 760, 764, 769,
791, 953, 1145, 1350, 3742
Irrational numbers 833
Irreligion see Atheism; agnosticism;
irreligion
Irrigation see Drainage; irrigation
Isaac Israeli, The Elder 968
Isidore of Seville 1098
Islam 280, 296, 298, 1126
Islands of the Pacific 823
Israel 2511
Istituto e Museo di Storia della
Scienza, Florence 250
Italy 373, 423, 800, 802, 804, 966,
1090, 1126, 1133, 1137, 1164,
1165, 1187, 1224, 1308, 1317,
1328, 1334, 1352, 1489, 1595,
1611, 1612, 1619, 1640, 1722,
1727, 1729, 1780, 1834, 1861,
2074, 2135, 2243, 2263, 2267,
3128, 3213, 3434, 3693, 3809, 3837
J Keats, John 1985
Jacob, François 3585
Jacobi, Mary Putnam 1966
Jacobs, Aletta 2351
Jainism 782
Jamaica (Caribbean) 1778
James, Henry 2141
James, William 2234, 2363, 2371
Japan 54, 67, 372, 399, 616, 689, 691,
698, 708, 710, 711, 713, 718, 725,
730, 732, 747, 750, 762, 767, 1561,
2024, 2187, 2298, 2504, 2547,
2643, 2717, 2747, 2748, 2809,
2874, 2920, 2925, 2932, 2941,
2963, 3014, 3143, 3184, 3508,
3618, 3660, 3733, 3744, 3746,
3760, 3788, 3795
Japan, colonies 689, 754, 2187, 2699,
2717, 2941, 2963
Jardin du roi (France) 1667
Jefferson, Thomas 1806, 1850, 1974
Jenner, Edward 1857
Jesuits 227, 483, 567, 716, 718, 721,
728, 1007, 1299, 1414, 1538, 1541,
1600, 1626, 1661
Jet propulsion 1750, 3823
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena
3551
Jewish civilization and culture 314,
796–799, 801–812, 917, 1115,
1126, 1160, 1208, 1640, 1871,
2732, 2842, 2909, 3091, 3157, 3242
Jews 797, 800, 1164, 1640, 2489,
2775, 2909, 3005, 3055, 3060,
3084, 3157, 3161, 3209, 3210, 3242
Jiménez de la Espada, Marcos 2415
Johannsen, Wilhelm Ludvig 2276
John F. Kennedy Space Center 3834
Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore,
Md.) 2622
Joliot-Curie, Frédéric 2887
Joliot-Curie, Irène 2887
Jordan, David Starr 1963
Jordan, Pascual 2835
Joubert, Laurent 1330
Journalism 1928, 1964, 2703, 3435,
3436, 3568, 3669
Judaism 238, 280, 801, 805, 991,
1126, 1208, 2732, 2735, 3023, 3684
Jung, Carl Gustav 3099
Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e
Investigaciones Cientı́ficas 2749,
2755, 2758, 2759, 2774, 2974,
3003, 3064, 3087, 3147
Jussieu, Joseph de 1827
Just, Ernest Everett 423
Justus Liebig-Universität Giessen
1597, 3211
K
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft zur
Förderung der Wissenschaften
2760, 2761, 2905
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für
Biochemie, Berlin-Dahlem 3320
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Biologie,
Berlin 423
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Physik,
Berlin 2916
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituten 2761, 2979
Kamerlingh Onnes, Heike 2845, 2899,
2900
Kammerer, Paul 2985
Kant, Immanuel 90, 122, 236, 1436,
1455, 1708, 1844, 1927, 2049
Kaprekar, Dattaraya Ramchandra
2805
Kardec, Allan 3285
Keeling, Charles David 3556

Keibel, Franz 2981
Kelvin, William Thomson, 1st Baron
2138
Kentucky (U.S.) 1808, 1809
Kepler, Johannes 298, 311, 1239,
1365, 1410, 1425, 1501–1503,
1505, 1508, 1510, 1511, 1521–
1523
Kettlewell, Henry Bernard Davis 3020
Kidney 540, 3645
Killing, Wilhelm Karl Joseph 2098
Kilwardby, Robert 1018, 1028, 1110
Kinematics 1263, 1725
King, Helen Dean 3053
Kings and rulers 847, 1252
Kinsey, Alfred C. 3122
Kirch, Gottfried 1743
Kircher, Athanasius 298, 370, 1414,
1421, 1518, 1570
Kirchhoff, Gustav Robert 2164
Kirwan, Richard 1761
Klein, Felix 2067, 2097
Klöden, Karl Friedrich von 2218
Københavns Universitet
(Copenhagen) 415
Koch, Robert 2338, 2465
Köhler, Wolfgang 3073
Korea 54, 616, 682, 683, 685–687,
691, 700, 702, 703, 707, 720, 728,
743, 749, 762, 2460, 2699, 2717,
3467, 3748
Korean Institute of Science and
Technology 3467
Korean War (1950-1953) 3494
Koyré, Alexander 33
Kraepelin, Emil 2539, 2545
Kramers, Hendrik Anthony 2852
Kroeber, Alfred Louis 3139
Kronecker, Leopold 2078, 2080
Kropotkin, Petr Alekseevich 2314
Kuhn, Thomas S. 40, 94, 100, 101,
104, 112, 2134, 3596
Kuratowski, Kazimierez 2091
L 440, 1438, 1440, 1453, 1456, 1457,
La Hire, Philippe de 781
La Pérouse, Jean Franç ois de Galaup
1792
Labor and laborers 757, 1357, 1852,
2553, 2812, 3307, 3364
Labor and laborers, forced 3379
Laboratories 254, 272, 367, 1415,
1542, 1685, 1766, 1773, 2036,
2165, 2169, 2213, 2301, 2674,
2749, 2844, 2845, 2870, 2899,
3187, 3219, 3376
Laboratory notebooks 1816
Laboratory technicians 272, 1773,
2036, 2165, 2870, 3002, 3228,
3538, 3589
Laboratory techniques and procedures
427, 1417, 1773, 2865
Lacabra, Luis Simarro 3064
Lacan, Jacques 481
Lafora Rodrı́guez, Gonzalo 3064
Lagrange, Joseph Louis 1753
Laguna, Andrés de 1329
Laing, Ronald David 3094, 3249
Laing, William 1862
Lakatos, Imre 425
Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Antoine
Pierre de Monet de 1812, 1841
Lamarckism 3055, 3398
Subject Index
Land grant universities 3041
Land transportation 2633, 2651, 3340,
3348, 3353, 3355, 3378, 3380, 3760
Land use surveys 1567
Landau, Lev Davidovich 2860
Landscape 376, 401, 3412
Landscape architecture 403, 2239,
2281, 2951
Language and languages 236, 567,
739, 1018, 1028, 1804, 2339, 2359,
2378, 2420, 2421, 3774
Lankester, Edwin Ray 2037
Laplace, Pierre Simon 1760
Lasers; masers 2883
László Rátz 2086
Latin America 208, 244, 270, 1798,
2012, 2415, 2417, 2559, 2561,
2578, 3540
Latin language 12, 567, 641, 807, 854,
1008, 1185, 1814
Latour, Bruno 148, 149, 196
Lauterbur, Paul C. 3755
Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent 1760,
1761, 1763
Law and legislation 1283, 2441, 2899,
3654
Lazarfeld, Paul Felix 3121
Le Bon, Gustave 3072
Le Verrier, Urbain Jean Joseph 2118
Lead poisoning 2594, 3306, 3571
League of Nations 2757, 3267
Leakey, Louis Seymore Bazett 3124
Leakey, Mary Douglas 3124
Learning 1797, 2536
Leconte, Joseph 2325
Lectures 1865, 1946, 1957, 1960,
2037, 2350, 2377, 2384, 2797, 2850
Lederman, Leon Max 3532
Lee, Tsung Dao 3428
Leeuwenhoek, Antoni van 1576
Legislative and administrative
regulations 165, 2673, 3164, 3297,
3460, 3474, 3574, 3697, 3706, 3725
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von 298,
1459, 1470, 1478, 1484, 1494,
1557, 1559, 1562, 1632, 1706, 1757
Leichhardt, Ludwig 2219
Leipzig (Germany) 1492, 2160
Lemaı̂tre, Georges Édouard 2823
Lemery Louis 1775
Lemery, Nicolas 1543
Lenard, Philipp 2847, 2865
Leon, Judah Messer 800, 804
Leonardo da Pisa 1047, 1048
Leonardo da Vinci 158, 206, 1156,
1199, 1362
Leoniceno, Nicolò 1297
Leopold, Aldo 2960
Leprosy 515, 627, 754, 2527, 2584,
3235
Lesley, J. Peter 2325
Leukemia 3647
Levins, Richard 2956
Lewes, George Henry 2431
Lewis, Meriwether 2197, 2268
Lewis, William 1771
Lhwyd, Edward 1568
Li, Shanlan 708
Li, Shizhen 735
Li, Yan 692
Libanius 871
307
Libavius, Andreas 1275, 1276
Libraries and archives 24, 26, 27,
1161, 1224, 1352, 1640, 1684,
1703, 1949, 2011, 2219
Lick Observatory 2111
Licklider, Joseph C. R. 3382
Lie detectors and detection 2716
Liebig, Justus von 2165, 2677
Life see Development; growth; life;
death
Light 339, 351, 353, 1479, 1529,
1763, 2626, 3744
Lighthouses 2656
Lilly, William 1430
Lime see Cement; lime; concrete
Lind, James 1889
Lindley, John 2260
Linguistic or semantic analysis 110,
151, 152, 154, 161, 236, 853, 854,
862, 868, 875, 911, 912, 1114,
1117, 1381, 1512, 1588, 1658,
1804, 2176, 2324, 2909, 2987,
3123, 3715
Linguistics; philology 482, 937, 1018,
1028, 1231, 1331, 1892, 2420–
2422, 3146, 3147
Linnaeus, Carolus 1716, 1813, 1814,
1817, 1821, 1824, 1825, 1832
Liquid crystals 352
Lisbon (Portugal) 2169, 2581
Lists see Tables; catalogs; lists
Liverpool (England) 2863
Liversidge, Archibald 1937
Livestock 2672
Localism 532, 3657
Locke, John 263, 1434, 1436, 1439,
1462, 1466, 1468, 1471, 1472,
1475, 1585, 1590, 1607, 1620,
1621, 1845
Loeb, Jacques 423, 2976
Logan, William Edmond 2200, 2257
Logarithms 1490, 1495, 1730
Logic 151, 155, 335, 634, 874, 882,
996, 998, 1010, 1017, 1018, 1023,
1026, 1028, 1030, 1040, 1642,
2050, 2056, 2104, 2794, 3624
Lohse, Wilhelm Oswald 2131
Lomax, James 2018
Lombard, Peter 1009
London (England) 430, 1173, 1324,
1392, 1592, 1605, 1608, 1637,
1692, 1693, 1696, 1865, 1898,
1951, 2017, 2036, 2040, 2207,
2270, 2353, 2467, 2493, 2498,
2553, 2557, 2565, 3175, 3243
London Mathematical Society 2073,
2079
Longitude and latitude 322, 1905
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
3530
Louis XIV, King of France 1416
Louisiana (U.S.) 2584
Lovelock, James E. 404
Lowell Observatory 3524
Lowell, Percival 1988
Lower, Richard 1620
Lucan 854
Lucretius 440
Lull, Ramón 981, 996, 1027, 1555
Lutherans and Lutheranism 1243,
1253
Lynch, Henry T. 3651
Lysenko, Trofim Denisovich 3024,
3398
M
MacCulloch, John 1784
308
Mach, Ernst 122, 1926
Machine shops 2639
Machine tools 2639
Machines 597, 873, 1351, 1354, 1396,
1486, 1632, 1698, 1912, 1913, 2347
Machines, perpetual motion 1085
MacLaurin, Colin 338
MacMahon, Percy Alexander 2073
Macmurray, John 3094
Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius
968
Maddison, Francis Romeril 80
Madison, 1974
Madrid (Spain) 1555, 1881
Maestri, Angelo 2243
Magellan, Ferdinand 1289
Magendie, François 2522
Magic 277–279, 676, 798, 853, 854,
860–872, 912, 943, 952, 969, 970,
986–991, 994, 1069, 1152, 1203–
1207, 1212, 1214–1216, 1419,
1427–1431, 1637, 2044, 2045
Magnetic resonance imaging 3666,
3755
Magnetism see Electricity; magnetism
Magnetochemistry 1927
Mahdi, Muhsin Sayyid 69
Maier, Michael 1553
Maimonides 799, 808, 809, 811,
1115, 2063
Maintenance and repair 3332
Maistre, Joseph Marie, Comte de
1849
Majorana, Ettore 2850
Majorana, Quirino 2851
Malaria 519, 627, 628, 3221, 3265,
3312, 3700
Malebranche, Nicolas de 1432, 1583,
1719
Malinowski, Bronislaw 3135
Malpighi, Marcello 1606, 1611
Malta 379, 822, 3767
Malthus, Thomas Robert 2396
Mammoths 1808
Management techniques 275, 3504,
3837
Management; administration 3300,
3524
Manchester (England) 2577, 2668
Manhattan Project 2812, 3377
Manilius, Marcus 911
Mann, Thomas 2731
Manufacturing 1766, 1870
Manuscripts 567, 638, 669, 738, 739,
745, 751, 760, 778, 832, 896, 926,
968, 1007, 1036, 1065, 1090, 1099,
1101, 1130, 1224, 1230, 1279,
1280, 1499, 1555, 1572, 1602,
1806, 2103, 2237, 2779, 2891
Maori (New Zealand people) 3286
Maps; atlases 383, 385, 388, 621, 687,
901, 1094, 1095, 1284, 1285, 1292,
1562, 2647
Marcet, Jane 2174, 2291
Marcgrave, George 1577
Marchal, Paul 3391
Marcus Aurelius 865, 950
Marine biology 1575, 2280, 2300,
2939, 2997
Marine engineering; canals;
waterways 578, 964, 965, 1633,
1635, 2617, 3562
Marine transportation 572, 1143, 2659
Subject Index
Maritain, Jacques 2795, 2989
Mars 915, 2122
Marshal, Alexander 206
Martineau, Harriet 2396
Martius, Karl Friedrich Philipp von
2427
Marvell, Andrew 1395
Marx, Karl 2618
Marxism 133, 175, 490, 2618, 2632,
2708, 2722, 2866, 2872, 2873,
3143, 3642
Maryland (U.S.) 606, 3792
Masculinity 627, 1609, 2577, 3183,
3233, 3253, 3293
Masers see Lasers; masers
Maskelyne, Nevil 2113
Maslow, Abraham Harold 3632
Mass media 169, 3149, 3384, 3436,
3647, 3670
Mass Production 2616, 3356
Massachusetts (U.S.) 2224, 2483,
2593, 2597
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2881, 3629, 3741
Masson, Francis 1821
Masturbation 2538
Materia medica 567, 629, 672, 748,
756, 812, 1122, 1140, 1321, 3711
Material culture 172, 1355, 1430,
2009
Materialism 440, 482, 1540, 1709,
2046, 2835
Maternal health services 1859, 2473,
2502, 3694
Mathematical analysis 284, 290, 3670
Mathematical physics 1055, 1080,
1644, 2069, 2827, 2879
Mathematics 8, 74, 84, 88, 96, 122,
151, 155, 159, 255, 283–296, 298–
308, 640–644, 662, 692, 705–712,
715, 771, 772, 774, 780, 831–835,
839, 887–894, 1045–1054, 1056,
1084, 1159, 1160, 1200–1202,
1224–1231, 1262, 1264, 1283,
1286, 1352, 1363, 1423, 1467,
1476, 1478–1483, 1485–1498,
1521, 1529, 1531, 1532, 1538,
1561, 1587, 1594, 1630, 1637,
1722–1736, 1746, 1754, 1984,
2005, 2030, 2057–2106, 2139,
2685, 2800–2819, 2914, 3126,
3462, 3517, 3518, 3768, 3777
Mathematics and art 1225, 3518
Mathematics and its relationship to
nature 2081
Mathematics and its relationship to
science 336, 492, 1055, 1080, 1486,
2806
Mathematization 1479, 2827
Matter theory 328, 368, 652, 657, 782,
878, 918, 920, 923, 925, 1079,
1475, 1539, 1541, 2137, 2156
Maunder, Edward Walter 1739
Maurolico, Francesco 1200
Mauss, Marcel 2407
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur
Förderung der Wissenschaften
2760, 2905
Maxwell, James Clerk 338, 2132
Mayerne, Theodore Turquet de 1346
Mayr, Ernst 2984, 3010, 3585, 3588
McCoy, Alfred W. 3631
McGill University 3214
McGrath, Sylvia Freeman Wallace 73
Mead, George Herbert 2381, 2403
Mead, Margaret 2392, 3124
Meaning (philosophy) 454
Measurement 255, 259, 260, 630, 662,
675, 1142, 1242, 1286, 1416, 1587,
2684, 2854, 3230
Measuring instruments 258, 370,
1201, 1771, 2347
Mechanical engineering 1259, 2653
Mechanical philosophy see
Mechanism; mechanical philosophy
Mechanics 96, 330, 344, 921, 963,
1086, 1152, 1159, 1256, 1258–
1262, 1527, 1530, 1533, 1536–
1538, 1569, 1651, 1746, 1753, 2901
Mechanism; mechanical philosophy
597, 604, 1402, 1438, 1443, 1461,
1467, 1471–1473, 1569, 1775,
1907, 3620
Mechanization 162, 604, 2146
Mechanotherapy see Physiotherapy;
mechanotherapy; prosthetics
Media see Methods of
communication; media
Medical astrology 803, 1072, 1100,
1122, 1255
Medical chemistry 1317, 2603, 3318
Medical education and teaching 1126,
1328, 1332, 1597, 1888, 2444,
2450, 2478, 2603, 2769, 3205,
3227, 3236, 3652, 3665
Medical genetics 3007, 3174
Medical geography 1789, 2571
Medical instruments and apparatus
256, 529, 547, 568, 1883, 2021,
2024, 2352, 2358, 2505, 2522,
3066, 3230, 3649, 3665
Medical mycology 3184
Medical psychology 557
Medical Research Council (Great
Britain) 3228, 3316
Medical schools 1864, 1975, 2443,
2484, 3237
Medical sociology 496, 1896, 3295
Medical statistics 2515, 3295
Medical technology 160, 527, 592,
2481, 2505, 2532, 3208, 3230,
3650, 3665, 3666, 3735, 3755
Medical tests 3705
Medicalization 552, 3340
Medici, Cosimo II de’, granduca di
Toscana 432
Medicinal plants 811, 1122, 1884
Medicine 4, 39, 45, 51, 176, 182, 226,
464, 466, 508–513, 515, 517–523,
525, 526, 528–533, 535, 536, 538,
540–548, 550–553, 561, 564, 567,
592, 623–625, 627, 665–669, 672,
732, 737, 740–743, 745–751, 754,
785, 788–790, 799, 806–811, 818,
847, 933, 938–949, 956, 969, 970,
1035, 1074, 1106, 1111, 1116,
1117, 1120–1140, 1187, 1191,
1202, 1203, 1297, 1298, 1308,
1309, 1311, 1317–1347, 1429,
1545, 1552, 1582, 1588, 1590,
1592–1598, 1600–1603, 1605–
1618, 1620–1622, 1624, 1643,
1784, 1843, 1856–1863, 1865–
1871, 1873–1891, 1926, 1966,
1975, 2333, 2350, 2354, 2357,
2432–2469, 2471–2487, 2489–
2534, 2563, 2569–2571, 2574,
2592, 2600, 2601, 2607, 2609,
2624, 2706, 2707, 2757, 3033,
3060, 3067, 3151–3153, 3156–
3169, 3171–3176, 3178–3207,

3209–3237, 3257, 3264, 3275,
3290, 3295, 3298–3300, 3313,
3315, 3316, 3321, 3322, 3324,
3402, 3441, 3602, 3605, 3645–
3648, 3650, 3651, 3653–3661,
3663–3669, 3671, 3673–3680,
3702, 3707, 3710, 3711, 3716, 3717
Medicine and art 525, 1327, 1382,
2542
Medicine and culture 524, 531, 946,
1327, 1382, 1593, 1595, 1623,
1625, 1883, 2434, 2459, 2514,
3170, 3183, 3276, 3688, 3698, 3702
Medicine and economics 2553, 2582,
2607, 3264, 3393, 3645, 3679, 3695
Medicine and ethics 176, 177, 179,
182, 525, 530, 531, 534, 537, 541,
2469, 2543, 2706, 2707, 2748,
3007, 3156, 3159, 3164, 3631,
3650, 3671
Medicine and gender 221, 466, 528,
543, 627, 789, 946, 1133, 1324,
1333, 1348, 1609, 1860, 1876,
1888, 2491, 2500, 2550, 2590,
3172, 3175, 3183, 3233, 3253,
3280, 3702, 3710
Medicine and government 538, 567,
818, 1612, 1625, 1895, 1972, 2436,
2472, 2536, 2546, 2574, 2580,
2587, 2604, 2709, 3171, 3273,
3274, 3285, 3294, 3314, 3657,
3696, 3718
Medicine and industry 2580, 2600
Medicine and law 526, 1137, 1384,
1623, 1890, 1893, 2360, 2441,
2472, 2574, 2608, 3654, 3719
Medicine and literature 525, 554, 952,
1124, 1329, 1394, 1588, 1593,
1616, 1843, 1887, 2360, 2525, 2586
Medicine and politics 51, 628, 749,
789, 1346, 1604, 1609, 1864, 1966,
2444, 2445, 2450, 2458, 2460,
2466, 2488, 2554, 2559, 2562,
2570, 2584, 2593, 3159, 3161,
3179, 3185, 3211, 3214, 3232,
3266, 3646, 3671, 3678, 3687, 3696
Medicine and race 45, 464, 627, 2444,
2458, 2487, 2488, 2579, 3060,
3061, 3097, 3161, 3163, 3286,
3291, 3311, 3324, 3695, 3720
Medicine and religion 230, 667, 1130,
1135, 1340, 1343, 1596, 1611,
2434, 2480, 2507, 2570, 3157,
3159, 3217, 3259, 3308
Medicine and science, relationships
1603
Medicine and society 516, 946, 1595,
1874, 2440, 2445, 2495, 2560,
2561, 2564, 2572, 2589, 2590,
2607, 3061, 3326, 3709
Medicine and technology,
relationships 527, 568, 1592, 2514,
2532, 2575, 3340, 3649
Medicine and the military; medicine
in war 177, 523, 530, 1325, 1615,
2479, 2482, 2485, 2494, 2533,
2577, 2579, 2748, 3168, 3175,
3189, 3199, 3250, 3261, 3323
Medicine in war see Medicine and the
military; medicine in war
Medicine, ayurvedic 786–788
Medicine, Chinese traditional 536,
624, 626, 737, 738, 743, 744, 746,
749, 750, 753, 755
Medicine, general histories 549
Medicine, herbal 663, 737, 750, 943,
1100, 1122, 1129, 1140, 1296,
1329, 1338, 1608
Subject Index
Medicine, modern 508
Medicine, popular 1116, 1330, 1610,
3170, 3212
Medicine, traditional 626, 629, 738,
739, 743, 747, 749, 750, 786, 790,
1117, 1134, 2437, 2439, 2513
Mediterranean region 960, 965, 1822
Megalithic monuments 821–823, 825,
826, 829
Mei, Wen-Ting 709, 719
Melanchthon, Philipp 1319
Melbourne (Victoria, Australia) 2357
Melville, Herman 2141
Memoirs 21, 111
Memorials; commemorations 1365,
2135, 3357
Memory 930, 1314, 1845, 1871, 2686,
2870
Men 2553, 3233
Mendel, Johann Gregor 2317, 3017
Mendeleev, Dmitri Ivanovich 123,
2161, 2176
Mendelism 3011, 3014
Menge, Johann 2193
Menopause 3233
Menstruation 2532
Mental disorders and diseases 4, 553–
556, 558, 819, 1137, 1582, 1584,
1600, 1882, 1892–1894, 2383,
2456, 2508, 2536–2538, 2540–
2544, 2546–2548, 2550, 2551,
2553, 3085, 3185, 3238, 3243,
3245, 3251, 3252, 3257, 3258,
3263, 3290, 3297, 3628, 3681,
3682, 3686, 3688, 3689, 3692, 3693
Mercator, Nicolaus 1495
Mercury (element) 2854
Merian, Maria Sibylla 206
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice 2792
Mersenne, Marin 1499
Merton, Robert K. 150, 496
Mesmerism 1705, 2043, 2045, 2360,
2496
Mesopotamia 286, 296, 521, 547, 832,
833, 835, 838–840, 843, 844, 846,
890
Metabolism; physiological chemistry
2350, 2996
Metallurgy 358, 371, 792, 794, 2623,
2631, 2639, 2922, 3344, 3346
Metals see Coins; metals; seals
Metals and metallic compounds 358,
960, 1558
Metaphors; analogies 236, 309, 349,
467, 1174, 1192, 1353, 1381, 1388,
1588, 1631, 1871, 2356, 2431,
3608, 3670
Metaphysics 106, 112, 121, 172, 236,
240, 703, 882, 1023, 1041, 1314,
1355, 1421, 1438, 1451, 1709,
1712, 1719, 1721, 2434, 2786, 2798
Metchnikoff, Elie 2337
Meteorites see Comets; meteors;
meteorites
Meteorology 840, 926, 1556, 1778,
2181, 2197, 2216, 2776, 2935,
2937, 2941, 3552, 3555
Meteors see Comets; meteors;
meteorites
Methodology 57, 66, 874, 1419, 3771
Methodology of science; scientific
method 96, 105, 114, 123, 137,
1163, 1367, 1371, 1377, 1387,
1426, 1433, 1464, 1542, 1641,
1698, 1717, 1834, 1879, 1889,
1927, 2034, 2089, 2229, 2704,
2814, 3017, 3765
309
Methods of communication; media
3384, 3769
Metric system 258, 630
Metrology 255, 258, 260, 630, 662,
675, 1142, 1286, 1416
Mexico 568, 1286, 1823, 2409, 2415,
2513, 2559, 2578, 2587, 2606,
2611, 2633, 2906, 3057, 3700
Michigan (U.S.) 2246
Microbiology 462, 463, 539, 1842,
2276, 2333–2335, 2465, 2483,
2604, 3031, 3035, 3603, 3608, 3610
Microscopes 249, 478, 1303, 1417,
1420, 1697, 2021, 3506, 3764
Microscopes, electron 3505
Microscopes, scanning tunnelling
3506, 3507
Microscopy 259, 427, 2016, 2018,
2270, 3432
Middle and Near East 324, 668, 670,
831–839, 841–843, 845–849, 890,
960
Midwestern states (U.S.) 1945
Migraine 1322
Milan (Italy) 958
Milgram, Stanley 3074, 3631
Military technology 687, 956, 983,
1151, 1418, 1900, 3732, 3830
Mill, John Stuart 2551
Miller, Hugh 2201, 2258
Mills and milling 600, 757, 1150,
1154, 2619, 2662
Mills, C. Wright 3124
Milton, John 1390, 1391, 1395, 1636
Mind and body 639, 753, 1032, 1169,
1312, 2373, 2435, 3103
Mineralogy 370, 1282, 1782, 2186,
2193, 2202, 2658, 2934
Mines and mining 371, 378, 599,
1631, 2623, 2658, 2662, 3232
Mining 793, 1782, 2647
Minkowski, Hermann 2078, 2085
Mira y López, Emilio 3095
Mirabeau, Honoré, Comte de 1851
Miracles 226, 865, 1377, 1409, 1611
Mirrors 762, 1353, 1515
Mises, Richard von 2817, 2818
Missiles 3419, 3830
Missionaries and missions 754, 820,
1661, 2030, 2471, 2507
Mitchell, Maria 2110
Mitchell, Silas Weir 2550
Mo, Di 704
Möbius, Paul Julius 2523
Models and modeling in science 96,
123, 333, 723, 1263, 1734, 1787,
1861, 1875, 1880, 2136, 2243,
2438, 2464, 2478, 2647, 2766,
2935, 3553, 3670
Modernism 41, 175, 236, 1901, 2076,
2404, 2448, 2697, 2701, 3036
Modernization 8, 233, 749, 750, 1956,
1969, 2024, 2504, 2699, 2700,
3354, 3369, 3690
Molecular and solid state physics
2132, 2688, 2886, 3744
Molecular biology 427, 428, 460, 462,
463, 1842, 2328, 2334, 2490, 2539,
2987, 3028–3030, 3032, 3034,
3600–3605, 3608, 3610–3613
Molecular evolution 3592, 3604
Molecular structure 342, 2918, 2924
Moleschott, Jacob 2476
Moleti, Giuseppe 1261
Monardes, Nicolás 1299
310
Money 2652
Mongolia 677, 755
Monism 2000, 2052
Monogenism; polygenism 468, 2320,
2344, 2488
Monsters see Teratology; monsters
Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de 440,
1441
Montana (U.S.) 2256
Montreal 2486, 2490, 3151
Monuments 599, 827
Moon 829, 838, 844, 1520, 3828
Moons of other planets 310
Moore, Jonas 1594
More, Henry 1596
Morgan, Conway Lloyd 2382
Morgan, Thomas Hunt 3011
Morgenthau, Hans J. 3125
Morley, Edward Williams 2142
Morphology 2285, 2306, 2318
Mortality 551, 1859, 2568, 3270,
3271, 3305
Morton, Samuel George 2320
Mosaicism (genetics) 3049
Moskovskii gosudarstvennyi
universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova
1767
Mothers and children 2558, 3271,
3305, 3701
Motion 311, 654, 655, 919, 1055,
1056, 1080, 1086, 1087, 1256,
1261, 1265, 1479, 1533, 1534,
1536, 1537, 1750, 2143, 2766
Motion pictures; cinema; movies 211,
216, 469, 2360, 2726, 3038, 3208,
3418, 3420, 3479, 3481, 3486,
3554, 3575
Movies see Motion pictures; cinema;
movies
Moxon, Walter 2350
Mulder, Gerrit Jan 2168
Müller, Fritz 2332
Müller, Hermann Joseph 2328
Müller, Johannes Peter 2299
Multiple sclerosis 2526
Mumford, Lewis 2405, 2954
Munich (Germany) 2027, 2478, 2539
Museo della Specola, Florence 1880
Museum and exhibit catalogs 250,
315, 370, 778, 2019
Muséum National d’Histoire
Naturelle, Paris 2010, 2225, 2228,
2286
Museums 26, 61, 243, 318, 501, 503,
778, 1412, 1564, 2007–2009, 2012,
2013, 2225, 2231, 2240, 2242,
2243, 2294, 2413, 2424, 2438,
2766, 3000, 3148
Museums and exhibits 397, 416, 435,
1414, 1957, 2426, 2728, 2754, 2869
Music 712, 894, 1057, 1058, 1232,
1323, 1419, 1495, 1499, 1500,
1892, 1923, 1927, 2107, 2108,
2146, 2348, 3371
Music theory 1232, 1500
Music, electronic 2646
Musical instruments 1232, 1419, 1500
Musical scales; temperament 712
Mutation 2710
Myrdal, Alva Reimer 3124
Myrdal, Gunnar 3124
Mysticism 236, 298, 857, 1215, 2434,
3086, 3418
Subject Index
Mythology 236, 392, 731, 779, 784,
817, 870, 909, 1092, 1248, 1388,
2416
N Natural theology 239, 1007, 1076,
Nägeli, Karl Wilhelm von 2323
Nanotechnology 574, 593, 598, 3436,
3465, 3729, 3730, 3747, 3753,
3763, 3764
Napier, John 338
Naples (Italy) 423, 1254, 1600, 2850,
2998, 3103
Narcotics and drugs 671, 3294
National Academy of Sciences (U.S.)
2014
National Audubon Society 2233
National Cancer Institute (U.S.) 3179
National histories 18–21, 50, 132,
406, 411, 491, 688, 691, 1369,
1947, 1974, 2153, 2242, 2697–
2701, 2720, 2771, 2860, 3036,
3059, 3427, 3428, 3430, 3563,
3623, 3640
National identity 208, 1668, 1972,
2397, 2444, 2732, 3122, 3163, 3690
National Institute of Health (U.S.)
3067, 3179
National Institute of Mental Health
(U.S.) 3179
National Maritime Museum (Great
Britain) 1688
National Nanotechnology Initiative
(U.S.) 598
National Physical Laboratory (Great
Britain) 3538
National Radio Astronomy
Observatory (U.S.) 2826, 3520
National Research Council (U.S.)
3006
National Socialism 87, 177, 805,
2700, 2707, 2720, 2761, 2771,
2775, 2817, 2878, 2965, 2979,
2982, 3005, 3038, 3055, 3060,
3062, 3084, 3129, 3150, 3166,
3180, 3185, 3211, 3237, 3246,
3311, 3342, 3352, 3366, 3372,
3380, 3394, 3400
Nationalism 789, 1315, 2175, 2414,
2423, 2878, 2940, 3036, 3060,
3339, 3427, 3671
Native American civilization and
culture 504, 813, 814, 1286, 2230,
2439
Natural history 145, 156, 206, 215,
216, 385, 389–394, 397–399, 432,
435, 438, 439, 730–732, 735, 784,
928, 1098, 1099, 1183, 1185,
1293–1295, 1369, 1562, 1564,
1673, 1700, 1711, 1716, 1717,
1797–1806, 1808, 2007, 2008,
2012, 2038, 2039, 2202, 2220–
2229, 2231–2238, 2240–2242,
2244, 2255, 2267, 2268, 2301,
2415, 2945–2947, 2962, 2977,
3426, 3558, 3575, 3593
Natural laws 96, 1055, 1080, 1479,
1505, 2157
Natural magic 1203, 1205, 1264
Natural philosophy 31, 344, 876, 980,
1003, 1013, 1014, 1029, 1032,
1057, 1082, 1084, 1088, 1114,
1152, 1192, 1207, 1209, 1223,
1311, 1319, 1359, 1364, 1387,
1405, 1433, 1442, 1447, 1449,
1451, 1453, 1464, 1471, 1472,
1475, 1483, 1504, 1545, 1656,
1714, 1716, 1718, 1810, 2051
Natural resource management 2250,
2950, 2959, 3578
Natural selection 450, 452, 2276,
2302, 2308, 2326, 3598
1098, 1405, 1406, 2000, 2002, 2005
Naturalism (philosophy) 95, 281,
1986, 2004, 2309, 2798, 2808, 3516
Naturalists 1299, 1700, 1833, 1836,
1932, 1983, 1987, 2038, 2222,
2225, 2232, 2248, 2779, 2943,
2944, 2994
Nature 206, 238, 265, 370, 397, 406,
947, 963, 1029, 1091, 1100, 1158,
1182, 1188, 1192, 1395, 1448,
1626, 1629, 1850, 2158, 2309,
2953, 3545, 3593
Nature and its relationship to culture
3, 399, 400, 403, 407, 409, 438,
730, 814, 864, 1181, 1182, 1448,
1629, 1807, 2230, 2244, 2247,
2254, 2949, 2962, 3545
Nautical charts 388
Navigation 1283, 1284, 1290, 1791
Nebulae see Galaxies; nebulae
Needham, Joseph 693, 2696
Negative numbers 887
Negrı́n López, Juan 2749
Neoplatonism 937
Nephrology 540
Neptune 2129
Nernst, Walther Hermann 2157
Nervous system 747, 1581, 2522,
2526, 2998
Netherlands 16, 432, 619, 757, 763,
1183, 1389, 1398, 1463, 1487,
1576, 1617, 1629, 1656, 1672,
1718, 1744, 1914, 1992, 2351,
2400, 2592, 2637, 2739, 2778,
2802, 2844, 2888, 2917, 2980,
3071, 3160, 3177, 3311, 3336,
3347, 3359, 3360, 3376, 3399,
3401, 3436, 3455, 3503, 3562,
3690, 3723, 3737, 3752, 3816
Netherlands, colonies 172, 757, 1598,
3360, 3396
Neuroanatomy 440, 475, 1308, 1309,
2358, 2998, 3185
Neurological diseases 553, 847, 3674
Neurology 1581, 2523, 3622
Neurophysiology 475, 1837, 2522,
3069, 3634
Neuropsychology 3634
Neurosciences 158, 454, 474–477,
1580, 1581, 1837, 2270, 2351–
2356, 2358, 2686, 2998, 3064–
3069, 3073, 3620–3623, 3627,
3634
Neuroses; neurotic disorders 2548,
3687
Neurosurgery; psychosurgery 941,
2357, 2452
Neurotic disorders see Neuroses;
neurotic disorders
New Age movement 2434
New England (U.S.) 1427, 2377
New Jersey (U.S.) 3257
New Mexico (U.S.) 3148
New South Wales (Australia) 2237,
2241
New York (U.S.) 172, 1369, 2968,
2991, 3652
New York City (New York, U.S.) 3133
New Zealand 538, 2598, 3094, 3248,
3272, 3286, 3287

Newton, Isaac 299, 311, 330, 341,
1013, 1202, 1363, 1404, 1436,
1453, 1457, 1479, 1494, 1495,
1506, 1532, 1533, 1558, 1649,
1681, 1702, 1745, 1751, 1753,
1755, 1950, 1984
Newtonianism 1533, 1649, 1758,
2151
Nicholas d’Autrecourt 1019
Nicholas of Lynn 1074
Nicolle, Charles Jules Henry 3033
Nicomachus of Gerasa 298
Niels Bohr Institutet, Copenhagen
2893
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm 2406
Nifo, Agostino 1016, 1218
Nigeria 817, 3142
Nightingale, Florence 2499
Nippon Television Network
Corporation 3795
Nishina, Yoshio 2874
Nobel Prizes 1936, 2777, 2914, 2919,
3428, 3500
Nobel, Alfred Bernhard 1936
Noether, Emmy 2078, 2090, 2808
Noise and noise abatement 3331
Nominalism (philosophy) 1021, 1493
Non-euclidean geometry 2098, 2102
North Africa 649, 1288
North America 407, 814, 1369, 1556,
1561, 1752, 1802, 1885, 2411
North Carolina 3712
North Korea 3429
North, Marianne 1821
Northern Europe 1095
Norway 132, 1319, 1872, 1953, 2552,
2630, 2902, 3447, 3561, 3657
Nothingness see Vacuum; emptiness;
nothingness
Nuclear and radioactive waste 3569,
3731
Nuclear fusion 348
Nuclear industry 3350, 3542, 3746
Nuclear power see Atomic energy;
nuclear power
Nuclear power stations 2902, 3736,
3746
Nuclear testing 3660
Nuclear weapons; atomic weapons
2746, 2747, 2868, 2875, 2877,
2886, 3377, 3442, 3445, 3491,
3498, 3531, 3537, 3752
Nuffield Radio Astronomy
Laboratories, Jodrell Bank 3738
Number concept see Numbers;
number concept
Number systems 287, 301
Number theory; number concept 287,
887, 2078, 2081, 2805, 3777
Numbers; number concept 833, 1736
Numerology 298, 1067
Nunes, Pedro 1046
Nuñez Butrón, Manuel 2578
Nurse midwives 528, 550, 551, 1333,
1643, 1859, 1873, 1883, 1888,
1891, 2473, 2513, 2521, 2563, 2567
Nurses and nursing 538, 2471, 2499,
3159, 3199, 3280, 3313, 3707
Nutrition 951, 1885, 2531, 3267,
3309, 3310, 3703
Nutrition; dietetics 1139, 1638, 2477,
2572, 2680, 3708
Nylon 3547
Subject Index
O Pain 3216, 3230
Oberth, Hermann 3408
Obesity 3708
Obituaries 69–71, 73, 74, 76–81, 83,
86
Objectivity 153, 180, 199, 418, 452,
493, 2358, 2383, 3230, 3445, 3673
Observation 116, 320, 715, 843, 1509,
1741, 1742, 2111, 2117, 3522
Obstetrics and pregnancy 512, 528,
551, 1591, 1883, 1888, 1891, 2503,
2516, 2567, 3182, 3223, 3231
Occult sciences 277–279, 798, 813,
860, 861, 864, 868, 871, 987–990,
992, 994, 1152, 1203–1210, 1212–
1215, 1264, 1296, 1351, 1427,
1429–1431, 1705, 1780, 2042–
2045, 2778, 3515
Occultations see Eclipses; transits;
occultations
Occupational diseases see Industrial
medicine; occupational diseases
Oceanography 372, 385, 1777, 2198,
2216, 2943, 3551
Ochoa, Severo 2749
Ockham, William of 1010, 1018,
1028, 1081, 1082, 1084, 1109
Oddi, Muzio 1489
Oersted, Hans Christian 1927, 2134
Ogburn, William Fielding 3144
Ohio (U.S.) 2142
Olbers, Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias
2119
Onslow, Muriel Wheldale 3018
Ontology 99, 106, 121, 636, 664,
1114, 1583, 3103
Operations research 3126, 3760
Ophthalmology 3162
Opium and opium trade 668, 2609
Oppenheimer, J. Robert 2695, 3496
Oppolzer, Johann von 2484
Optics 259, 335, 351, 476, 478, 653,
656, 933, 1148, 1200, 1264, 1392,
1525, 1526, 1529, 1531, 1536,
1537, 1641, 1642, 2133, 2151
Oral history 3002, 3228, 3589, 3775
Oresme, Nicole 330, 1000, 1001,
1031, 1034, 1043, 1051, 1079,
1084, 1087
Organic chemistry 460, 2158, 2167,
2175, 2927, 2930, 2931, 3029, 3674
Organicism 3022
Organs, tissues 3198
Origin of life see Biogenesis; origin of
life; spontaneous generation
Ornithology 412, 436, 1103, 1306,
2233, 2238, 2241, 2267, 2296,
2944, 2947, 2984, 2999, 3000
Orthodontics 3229
Orthopedics 2442, 3213
Osler, William 3085
Ostwald, Wilhelm 2132, 2160, 2170
Ottoman Empire 630, 666, 1194,
2450, 2510, 3347
Ovid 870
Owen, Richard 2278
Oxford University 263, 313, 1481,
1604, 2009, 2770, 3315
Oxner, Mieczysław 2997
Oxygen 1877
P Developmental psychology;
Pacific Ocean 2206
Paganism 1253
311
Painters and painting 206, 416, 432,
434, 1171, 1179, 1182, 1225, 1389,
1419, 3432
Pakistan 785
Paleoanthropology 2343, 2345, 3149
Paleobotany 414, 1568, 2018, 2258,
2260–2265, 2969, 2970
Paleography 638
Paleontology 121, 396, 414–416, 505,
539, 1557, 1568, 1808, 1809, 2018,
2185, 2199, 2257, 2259–2262,
2264, 2265, 2299, 2967, 2968,
2970, 2973–2975, 3006
Palestine 2214, 2510
Paley, William 2053
Palynology 2972
Panama 3165
Panama Canal 3312
Paper and paper industry 589, 1915,
2964
Papyri see Tablets; papyri, 862, 943
Paracelsus, Theophrast von
Hohenheim 367, 567, 1038, 1203,
1214, 1216, 1272–1274, 1296,
1317, 1323, 2470
Paradox (logic) 2063, 2891
Parapsychology; psychic phenomena
1580, 2042, 2778
Parasitic diseases 627, 3165, 3314
Parasitology 565, 2454
Paré, Ambroise 1321
Paris (France) 535, 981, 995, 999,
1649, 1719, 1903, 2189, 2299,
2560, 2565, 2824, 3047, 3643
Paris Observatory 2821
Parker, Samuel 1581
Parks 403, 2254, 2950, 2962, 3404
Parmenides 877, 885, 2898
Parsons, Talcott 3116, 3124, 3132
Parsons, William, 3rd Earl of Rosse
2116
Particle accelerators 2863, 2864,
2874, 2894, 2902, 3532, 3543
Particles (nuclear physics) 328, 2848
Pascal, Blaise 298, 1400, 1435, 1441,
1482, 1535
Paschen, Friedrich 2149
Pask, Gordon 3770
Passions see Emotions; passions
Pasteur, Louis 1929, 2021, 2465
Patents 1647, 1648, 1970, 2178, 2608,
2640, 2719, 2750, 2883, 2945,
3164, 3316, 3317, 3320, 3377,
3448, 3464, 3475, 3506, 3590, 3726
Pathology 1606, 2373, 2992, 3165,
3227, 3681
Patients 39, 513, 515, 1135, 1335,
2452, 2468, 2529, 2556, 3201,
3245, 3668
Patronage 1233, 1552, 1864, 3826
Pauli, Wolfgang Ernst 2861, 2882
Pauling, Linus Carl 27, 160, 2918,
3544
Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich 2379
Pavon, José 1819
Payen, Antoine-François 1514
Payne-Gaposchkin, Cecilia 2820
Peano, Giuseppe 2071
Pearson, Karl 2387
Pedagogy see Teaching; pedagogy
Pediatrics 740, 3152, 3680
Pediatrics and psychology see
pediatrics and psychology
Peer review 2128, 2176
312
Peierls, Rudolph Ernst 2834, 2886
Peirce, Benjamin 2082
Peirce, Charles Sanders 271, 2089
Pendulums 1256, 1527
Penicillin 3193, 3315, 3316
Pennsylvania (U.S.) 1663, 2472
Pepper, John Henry 1957
Pepys, Samuel 1673
Perception see Senses and sensation;
perception
Perfumes see Cosmetics; perfumes
Periodic system of the elements 355,
2161, 2176
Periodicals; serials 54, 270, 357, 402,
417, 516, 1644, 1911, 2039, 2040,
2068, 2084, 2171, 2298, 2352,
2417, 2517, 2692, 2800, 3244,
3436, 3735
Péron, François 2213
Perrault, Claude 1569
Persia (Iran) 624, 669
Personal hygiene 2532
Personal narratives 517, 1325, 2683,
3224, 3538
Personality of the scientist 6, 13,
1950, 2687, 2691, 2862, 2912, 2913
Personality; character 1112
Perspective 157, 1229
Peru 1798, 1819, 2296, 2578, 3203
Perutz, Max Ferdinand 3030
Pestalozzi, Johann Heinrich 2030
Pesticides; insecticides 164, 2679,
3269, 3706, 3807
Petroleum industry 3351
Petrology 382
Petrus Gallego 1065
Petty, William 1604
Pharmaceutical industry 1349, 1603,
2599, 2604, 3158, 3320, 3327,
3435, 3464, 3711, 3716–3718,
3721, 3725, 3726
Pharmaceutical Society of Great
Britain 2173
Pharmacogenetics 3720
Pharmacology 423, 755, 790, 1311,
2528, 3323, 3325
Pharmacopoeias see Formularies;
pharmacopoeias
Pharmacy 365, 566–568, 629, 670–
672, 748, 756, 812, 952, 1140,
1349, 1594, 1623–1625, 1643,
1766, 1898, 1899, 2168, 2599,
2601–2608, 2610, 3181, 3315,
3317–3324, 3326, 3328, 3711,
3721, 3722, 3726
Phenomenology 2147, 3113
Pherū, T.hakkura 793
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 1882,
3218, 3661
Philanthropy see Privately sponsored
science; philanthropy
Philippines 627
Philips Natuurkundig Laboratorium
3376
Philology see Linguistics; philology
Philosophers of science, modern 537,
2788, 2797
Philosophical historiography 44,
1368, 3529
Philosophy 28, 90, 93, 120, 121, 144,
157, 159, 236, 263, 278, 280–282,
291, 294, 323, 331, 332, 342, 346,
347, 350, 353, 368, 404, 424, 440,
454, 461, 462, 473, 487, 490, 521,
Subject Index
577, 632–637, 639, 652, 654, 657,
660, 664, 703, 704, 799, 800, 850,
873–886, 894, 899, 918, 920, 929,
932, 937, 967, 975, 981, 985, 993–
1006, 1008–1044, 1051, 1079,
1082, 1083, 1087, 1111, 1113,
1193, 1216–1219, 1221, 1222,
1250, 1311, 1314, 1366, 1372,
1391, 1404, 1432, 1434–1437,
1439–1463, 1465–1475, 1478,
1502, 1503, 1583, 1585, 1586,
1642, 1654, 1673, 1674, 1678,
1706–1715, 1719–1721, 1810,
1824, 1844, 1927, 1935, 2048–
2052, 2054–2056, 2130, 2139,
2156, 2470, 2682, 2779, 2780,
2782–2784, 2787–2789, 2792,
2794–2799, 2808, 2841, 2977,
3022, 3076, 3077, 3113, 3516,
3588, 3627
Philosophy and politics 1666
Philosophy and religion 236, 331,
332, 980, 993, 1004, 1005, 1011,
1193, 1407, 1709, 2795
Philosophy of mathematics 88, 157,
292, 305, 1476, 1483, 1493, 2059,
2061, 2076, 2089, 2101, 2783,
2808, 2816
Philosophy of medicine 449, 520, 521,
537, 546, 548, 1035, 2048, 2470
Philosophy of mind 236, 482, 936,
1314, 1473, 1584, 1845, 2056,
2780, 3077, 3103, 3620, 3785
Philosophy of science 2, 8, 15, 33, 40,
88–91, 93–95, 97–108, 110–119,
121–124, 134, 137, 144, 151, 180,
278, 328, 334, 335, 337, 340, 350,
363, 417, 418, 428, 449, 452, 456,
463, 482, 569, 680, 704, 895, 1035,
1368, 1414, 1469, 1532, 1841,
2053, 2066, 2132, 2147, 2176,
2338, 2781, 2783, 2786, 2790,
2791, 2796, 2818, 2859, 2873,
2898, 3017, 3092, 3592
Philosophy of technology 449, 579,
584
Phlogiston 1761, 1877
Photochemistry 1763, 2166, 2660
Photographs 2647
Photography 156, 2131, 2358, 2620,
2645, 2660, 2729, 3432
Phrenology 1927, 2372, 2384–2386
Physical anthropology 464, 465, 468,
539, 1105, 1307, 1579, 2341, 2343,
2345, 3043, 3047, 3058, 3059
Physical chemistry 1644, 2837, 2910,
2918, 2921
Physical sciences 2733
Physical training; exercise 741, 744,
789, 3308, 3710
Physicians; doctors 515, 517, 546,
665, 667, 737, 790, 808, 940, 1121,
1333, 1337, 1344, 1346, 1605,
1609, 1612, 1613, 1784, 1800,
1869, 1878, 1884, 1966, 2341,
2353, 2432, 2443, 2451, 2453,
2454, 2463, 2474, 2479, 2480,
2485, 2492, 2493, 2507, 2508,
2511, 2516, 2523, 2533, 2556,
2566, 2574, 2748, 3152, 3160,
3161, 3185, 3192, 3205, 3213,
3215, 3218, 3234, 3240, 3243,
3315, 3668
Physics 120, 306, 311, 328–336, 338–
341, 343–352, 652–656, 782, 804,
882, 895, 918–921, 1055, 1079–
1089, 1114, 1159, 1238, 1256–
1265, 1352, 1363, 1364, 1416,
1435, 1506, 1525–1538, 1569,
1642, 1651, 1660, 1681, 1690,
1699, 1725, 1745–1751, 1753–
1755, 1757–1759, 1926, 1927,
1961, 1984, 2001, 2046, 2108,
2132, 2134–2136, 2138–2140,
2142–2157, 2160, 2682, 2688,
2691, 2695, 2719, 2733, 2746,
2747, 2752, 2763, 2766, 2777,
2791, 2806, 2825, 2830, 2832–
2841, 2843–2853, 2856–2868,
2870–2905, 2919, 3034, 3377,
3428, 3498, 3507, 3527, 3529–
3539, 3542, 3543, 3756, 3761
Physics, solar 2112, 2135
Physikalisch-Technische
Reichsanstalt (Germany) 2905
Physiocrats (economists) 1851
Physiognomy 1111, 1112, 2367, 3089
Physiography see Geomorphology;
physiography
Physiological chemistry see
Metabolism; physiological
chemistry, 3069
Physiological psychology 1863, 2539,
3100
Physiology 1303, 1575, 1833–1836,
1838, 1839, 1863, 1924, 1926,
2048, 2270, 2299, 2347, 2459,
2469, 2749, 2963, 2996, 2998,
3002, 3194, 3589
Physiotherapy; mechanotherapy;
prosthetics 592, 2455, 3213
Pi 833
Piaget, Jean 2374, 3098, 3110
Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 1071,
1250
Pieri, Mario 2088
Pietro d’Abano 1108
Piezoelectricity 2147, 2148
Pigs 3804
Pinelli, Gian Vincenzo 1352
Pingree, David 79, 83
Pipelines 578, 2594
Pisa (Italy) 1257, 1263
Placebo 230
Plague 542, 950, 1120, 1123–1125,
1130, 2475, 3266
Planck, Max 2845
Plane geometry 892
Planetariums 2831
Planets see Solar system; planets
Plant anatomy 1571, 2285
Plant chemistry 1884
Plant cultivation see Economic
botany; plant cultivation;
horticulture, 2670
Plant diseases 2292, 2992
Plant ecology 2247, 2957
Plant genetics 2993, 3026
Plant physiology 1818
Plants 1078, 1296, 1300, 1572, 2327,
2945, 2992
Plastic surgery 511, 3167, 3206
Plastics; rubber; polymers 2907, 3545,
3549
Plato 298, 661, 874, 878, 880, 884,
918, 920, 925, 929, 1006, 1036,
1083, 1462, 1474
Platonism 917, 1049, 1222, 1406,
1437, 1438, 1452, 1459, 1462, 1463
Pliny, the Elder 432, 922, 966
Plot, Robert 1568
Plotinus 920, 931
Plows 2671
Plücker, Julius 2067
Pluralism (in society) 176

Poetry and poetics 208, 695, 854, 855,
864, 866, 907, 910–912, 1183,
1187, 1254, 1353, 1390, 1395,
1985, 1990, 1992
Poincaré, Jules Henri 2091, 2100,
2827
Poisoning 567, 988, 1890, 3031
Poland 1336, 1803, 2284, 2296, 2459,
2470, 2942, 3060, 3234
Polanyi, Michael 185, 2704
Polar regions 2210
Polhem, Christopher 2137
Poliomyelitis 3216, 3224, 3723
Political activists 139, 199, 538, 1657,
1971, 2569, 2710, 2723, 3445,
3473, 3554, 3565, 3566, 3573, 3780
Political economy 1852, 1977
Political science 202, 884, 1586,
1847, 1848, 2381, 2395, 2398, 3125
Poll, Heinrich Wilhelm 3005
Pollution, radioactive 3569, 3697
Polygenism see Monogenism;
polygenism
Polymers see Plastics; rubber;
polymers
Pomponazzi, Pietro 1104
Pontano, Giovanni Gioviano 1254
Popper, Karl Raimund 94, 97, 111,
490
Popular culture 61, 166, 169, 199,
215, 395, 416, 450, 573, 574, 650,
1209, 1343, 1496, 1672, 1675,
1744, 1747, 1904, 1951, 1952,
1958–1960, 1962, 1989, 2004,
2008, 2037, 2122, 2194, 2226,
2272, 2300, 2491, 2626, 2680,
2737, 3038, 3149, 3244, 3308,
3433, 3434, 3479, 3485, 3486,
3593, 3599, 3607, 3617, 3621,
3634, 3669, 3688, 3752, 3757
Popularization 35, 61, 166, 171, 209,
573, 1330, 1496, 1637, 1660, 1793,
1951, 1952, 1955, 1957–1960,
1962, 1964, 1972, 1989, 1995,
2002, 2007, 2125, 2174, 2194,
2226, 2231, 2257, 2258, 2291,
2384, 2396, 2626, 2736, 2745,
2829, 2994, 3054, 3149, 3201,
3244, 3434, 3479, 3485, 3527,
3593, 3625
Population 1897, 3061, 3714
Population ecology 3020
Population genetics 457, 3012, 3598
Population research see Demography;
population research
Pornography 1843, 1981
Porphyry 155
Porter, Roy Sydney 4, 70, 72, 212, 549
Portraits 1184, 1239, 1659, 1674,
2677
Portugal 373, 869, 1046, 1202, 1598,
1653, 1895, 2890
Portugal, colonies 1598, 1661, 1782,
1895, 2202
Positivism 41, 417, 1370, 1956, 2402,
2590, 2786, 2787, 2796, 3427
Postage stamps 356, 1365
Postcolonialism 54, 208, 616, 622,
623, 816, 2911
Postmodernism 41, 46, 51, 174, 2784
Postnatal care 2487, 3650
Potatoes 2292
Potsdam (Germany) 2131
Pottery see Ceramics; pottery
Power production 2655
Subject Index
Power technology 1154, 3367
Poyen, Charles 2377
Pragmatism; instrumentalism 91, 198,
3516
Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1147, 1162,
1234, 1541, 1601, 2459
Pre-Socratic philosophers 660, 850,
879
Precipitation; floods 375, 731
Precision see Exactness; precision;
accuracy
Prediction see Forecasting; prediction
Prehistory and primitive societies 821,
2425
Premenstrual syndrome 3667
Prevention and control of disease 560,
1134, 1889, 2678, 3276, 3659,
3662, 3694, 3696, 3700
Priestley, Joseph 1641, 1652, 1654,
1657, 1660, 1663, 1666, 1682,
1694, 1709, 1762, 1854
Primary and secondary education 139,
261, 264, 265, 269, 820, 2025,
2028, 2031, 2032, 2097, 2099,
2365, 2744, 3102, 3451, 3514
Primary and secondary qualities 1051,
1475
Primary literature (historical sources)
12, 22, 23, 241, 246, 296, 405, 562,
638, 695, 780, 832, 850, 853, 860–
862, 864, 868, 869, 875, 898, 906–
908, 912, 915, 981, 998, 1047,
1144, 1168, 1238, 1259, 1345,
1418, 1471, 1484, 1509, 1553,
1557, 1591, 1704, 1803, 1949,
2039, 2159, 2174, 2197, 2234,
2388, 2422, 2564, 2690, 2692,
2694, 2801, 2817, 2891, 3215, 3426
Primates 216, 439, 1307, 2378, 3424
Primatology 473, 1307, 3054, 3424
Printing 602, 620, 759, 2329
Printing industry 602, 1209, 2652
Printing press 1920
Prisoners 2477, 2533, 3661, 3685
Privacy 39
Private life 1623, 3269
Privately sponsored science;
philanthropy 2529, 2604, 2750,
2756, 2856, 3225, 3288, 3296,
3300, 3714, 3732
Probability and statistics 8, 457, 492,
1480, 1497, 2060, 2087, 2095,
2515, 2684, 2685, 2717, 2879,
3017, 3145, 3637
Proca, Alexandre 2890
Proclus 1036
Professional autonomy 3511
Professional qualifications; status;
remuneration 1424, 1656, 3193
Professions and professionalization
13, 52, 270, 272–274, 541, 1302,
1423, 1424, 1456, 1701, 1857,
1859, 1921, 1941, 1946, 1994,
2037, 2038, 2040, 2041, 2084,
2171, 2225, 2228, 2467, 2625,
2777, 2906, 2935, 3075, 3180,
3211, 3511, 3542, 3656
Progress, ideas of 37, 162, 2000, 3757
Project Apollo 3821, 3828, 3835,
3838, 3840
Project Vista 3496
Projective geometry 303, 651
Projectors, lantern 1419
Promptov, Aleksandr Nikolaevich
3012
313
Proof 1048, 1487, 1505
Prosthetics see Physiotherapy;
mechanotherapy; prosthetics
Prostitution 2564
Protein synthesis 463, 3548
Protestantism 16, 234, 237, 567, 1409
Protozoa; unicellular organisms 2279
Prussia (Germany) 1807, 2299, 2397
Pseudoscience 167, 2385
Psychiatric hospitals 556, 819, 1894,
2536, 2540, 2543, 2546, 2549,
2553, 2554, 3245, 3248, 3257,
3260, 3693
Psychiatry 4, 489, 554–557, 753, 819,
1137, 1893, 1894, 2354, 2389,
2535, 2536, 2538, 2539, 2541–
2543, 2545–2547, 2549, 2551–
2556, 3068, 3177, 3238–3261,
3263, 3681–3684, 3686–3693,
3719
Psychic phenomena see
Parapsychology; psychic
phenomena
Psychic trauma 2544, 3627
Psychoanalysis 481, 552, 2364, 2370,
3070, 3079, 3081, 3084, 3092,
3094, 3108, 3241, 3250, 3254,
3262, 3627, 3686
Psychobiology 3104
Psychology 4, 236, 280, 479–483,
485–489, 664, 799, 882, 930–932,
934–936, 1108–1110, 1112, 1113,
1219, 1311–1313, 1432, 1466,
1582–1584, 1845, 1846, 1892,
1926, 2056, 2266, 2325, 2354,
2360–2365, 2367, 2368, 2370–
2377, 2380–2389, 2392, 2422,
2456, 2540, 2544, 2548, 2551,
2716, 2786, 3070–3075, 3077–
3080, 3084–3100, 3102–3106,
3108–3112, 3114, 3125, 3166,
3477, 3625, 3626, 3628, 3630–
3633, 3674, 3683, 3685, 3690, 3825
Psychology and war 3253, 3260
Psychopharmacology 3686, 3719,
3722
Psychosurgery see Neurosurgery;
psychosurgery
Psychotherapy 489, 3632, 3683, 3684
Psychotropic drugs 671, 811, 2609,
3326, 3692, 3719, 3722
Ptolemy 320, 714, 895–897, 902, 904,
913, 933, 1036, 1042, 1065
Public health 538, 559–563, 565, 627,
628, 754, 950, 951, 1872, 1895–
1897, 1972, 2277, 2483, 2537,
2543, 2554, 2557–2562, 2564–
2570, 2572–2589, 2591, 2593–
2598, 2604, 2621, 2638, 2644,
2926, 3169, 3172, 3202, 3221,
3236, 3265–3269, 3271–3274,
3277–3289, 3292–3297, 3300–
3302, 3304–3307, 3309, 3311,
3312, 3314, 3340, 3393, 3443,
3652, 3658, 3682, 3695–3701,
3703, 3704, 3706, 3708, 3709,
3712, 3713, 3715, 3721, 3723, 3801
Public opinion 126, 189, 3422, 3461,
3463, 3465, 3672, 3801
Public policy 8, 53, 141, 149, 191,
205, 1971, 2394, 2580, 2604, 2711,
2949, 3274, 3294, 3314, 3365,
3394, 3398, 3425, 3428, 3429,
3446, 3450, 3453, 3458–3464,
3469, 3476, 3564, 3569, 3574,
3576, 3581–3583, 3670, 3677,
3682, 3729, 3801
Public understanding of medicine
2558, 3170, 3201, 3256, 3672,
3677, 3709
314
Public understanding of science 15,
125, 126, 129, 142, 144, 164, 166–
169, 191, 198, 205, 243, 1945,
1962, 2007, 2231, 2722, 2736,
2776, 3155, 3422, 3433, 3435,
3443, 3445, 3449, 3450, 3453,
3459, 3463, 3465, 3482, 3514,
3519, 3546, 3554, 3565, 3595,
3597, 3617, 3634, 3670, 3680,
3756, 3806, 3819, 3820
Publishers and publishing 247, 1073,
1171, 1209, 1233, 1315, 1423,
1593, 1650, 1920, 1921, 1941,
1960, 1964, 2231, 2396
Puerperal fever 1866, 2473
Pulse 751
Pumps, water 2617
Puritans and Puritanism 538, 1198
Purkinje, Jan Evangelista 2459
Putnam, Hilary 2788
Puységur, Armand Marie-Jacques de
Chastenet, Marquis de 1705
Pyramids 836, 845
Pyrotechnics 1359, 1546
Pythagoras 283, 291, 298, 1984
Q 115, 241, 352, 405, 489, 497, 522,
Qi (Chinese philosophy) 703, 744,
2434
Qian, Baocong 692
Qian, San-qiang 2868
Quackery 2437
Quadrants (astronomical instruments)
984, 1693
Quakers and Quakerism 2311, 2745
Quantification 1367, 1785, 3630
Quantum chemistry 2923
Quantum mechanics 328, 333, 334,
346, 1114, 2682, 2695, 2840, 2841,
2846, 2848, 2852, 2853, 2859,
2865, 2872, 2879–2882, 2885,
2886, 2889, 2891, 2897, 3432,
3507, 3529, 3530, 3540
Quarantine 2591
Québec (Canada) 3214
Quetelet, Lambert Adolphe Jacques
2190
Quine, Willard van Orman 3516
Quintillian 1181
R Remsen, Ira 2178
Rabies 2509, 2585, 2593
Race 45, 464, 498, 805, 1107, 1579,
1850, 2320, 2337, 2401, 2732,
2982, 2985, 3043, 3057, 3136, 3487
Racism 1973, 2410, 2444, 2457,
2489, 2579, 3084, 3102
Racovitza, Emile 2986
Radar 2881, 3337, 3738
Radiation see Electromagnetic waves;
radiation
Radiation toxicology 3613, 3660
Radio 2613, 3331, 3385, 3387
Radio astronomy 2821, 2826, 3520,
3522, 3738
Radio Corporation of America 3734
Radioactivity 2765, 2822, 2836, 2932,
3395
Radiology 3192, 3209
Radiotherapy see Electrotherapy;
Radiotherapy
Railroads 2629, 2633, 2650, 2651,
3365, 3760
Raistrick, Arthur 2972
Subject Index
Ramanujan, Srinivasa 2813
Ramón y Cajal, Santiago 2755, 3064
Ramponi, Lodovico 1519
Ramsden, Jesse 1692, 1693
Ramsey, Frank Plumpton 2797
RAND Corporation 3442, 3636
Rankine, William John Macquorn 338
Rashid al-Din Tabid 624
Ratio and proportion 1495, 2081
Rational choice theory 3442
Rationalism 111, 113, 133, 494, 1883,
2005, 3114
Ray, John 1821
Reading 1209, 1352, 1671, 1797
Realism 99, 108, 110, 113, 119, 121,
208, 236, 418, 636, 1081, 2156,
2782, 2784, 2816
Reason 278, 1309, 1310, 2005, 2431
Reasoning in science 88, 1263, 1487,
1762, 1889, 2053, 2270, 2338,
3017, 3028, 3092
Reductionism 2334, 2798, 2956,
3585, 3703
Rees, Abraham 1941
Reference books 12, 22, 25, 28, 30,
580, 1167, 2518, 2938
Reformation 1155, 1197, 1319
Refrigeration 2649, 2899
Refugees 2775
Regeneration 1816
Regiomontanus 647
Régis, Pierre Sylvain 1432, 1544
Regnault, Henri-Victor 502, 2620
Reich, Wilhelm 3099
Reid, Thomas 1716
Reisch, Gregor 1059
Relativity 99, 341, 2682, 2787, 2791,
2825, 2847, 2851, 2866, 2867,
2888, 2898, 3533, 3534
Relativity, general 2064, 2806, 2830,
2861
Religion 280, 650, 676, 791, 869,
1586, 2387, 3123
Religious beliefs 239, 698, 813, 837,
857, 858, 861, 865, 967, 991, 1197,
1444
Religious institutions 867, 1253
Rembrandt, Hermanszoon von Rijn
1398
Remuneration see Professional
qualifications; status; remuneration
Renouvier, Charles Bernard 2049
Reproduction 457, 469, 512, 1326,
3051, 3501
Reproductive medicine 1132, 1334,
2490, 2503, 2567, 2978, 3155,
3291, 3392, 3402, 3702, 3712
Reproductive technologies 514, 2978,
3001, 3154, 3281, 3392, 3402,
3618, 3809
Research 26, 45, 132, 152, 272, 1856,
2015, 2464, 2504, 2750, 3211,
3228, 3446, 3447, 3513, 3623, 3818
Research and development (R&D)
2635, 2714, 2920, 3345, 3373,
3399, 3447, 3452, 3469, 3547,
3609, 3734
Research institutes; research stations
244, 274, 423, 2714, 2750, 2752,
2753, 2826, 2937, 3064, 3120,
3211, 3376, 3429, 3510, 3532, 3557
Research methods 48, 2128
Research schools 147, 425, 2165,
2860
Research stations see Research
institutes; research stations
Research support 192, 2635, 2749,
2864, 2974, 3003, 3064
Respiratory diseases 3204
Rest see Sleep; rest
Revolutions in science 40, 982, 1155,
1158, 1173, 1368, 1370, 1373,
1390, 1460, 1761, 2276, 2430
Reyher, Samuel 1492
Rheticus, Georg Joachim 1233, 1236,
1237
Rhetoric in scientific discourse 136,
154, 161, 394, 742, 1190, 1326,
1381, 1460, 1614, 1838, 3599, 3604
Rhetoric, as a discipline 16
Rhetorios 913
Riccioli, Giovanni Battista 1520
Rice University (Houston, Texas)
2768
Richardson, Samuel 1673
Richter, Curt P. 3104
Rickman, John 3250
Riehl, Alois 2791
Riemann, Georg Friedrich Bernhard
2101, 2139
Rijksuniversiteit te Groningen 2996
Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden 2871
Rikagaku Kenkyu-Jo 2874
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 2223, 2591,
2977, 3274
Risk assessment 165, 2624, 2673,
3460, 3731, 3801
Roads and highways 961, 2627, 3348,
3353, 3359, 3361, 3380, 3737
Robinson, Robert 2930
Robotics see Automata; robotics;
cyborgs
Rockefeller Foundation 627, 2578,
2589, 2756, 2856, 2864, 3225,
3288, 3296, 3300
Rocketry see Rockets; rocketry
Rockets; rocketry 3408, 3414, 3419,
3420, 3826, 3827, 3830, 3831, 3833
Rodrigues, Olinde 2058
Roeslin, Eucharius 1510
Rohault, Jacques 1544
Roman Catholic Church 226, 231,
981, 987, 1007, 1197, 1611, 1612,
3060
Roman Catholicism 227, 231, 1193,
1197, 1253, 1377, 1400, 1419,
1541, 1611, 2795, 3048, 3489
Romania 1817, 2236, 2986, 3059,
3060
Romanticism 1781, 1927, 1985, 1992
Romanus, Adrianus 1226
Rome 508, 547, 567, 646, 840, 846,
851–855, 857, 858, 860–862, 865–
872, 875, 876, 883, 887, 893, 895,
898–902, 906–914, 916, 920–924,
926, 931, 933, 935, 937, 938, 943,
945, 946, 950, 951, 954, 956–966,
1061, 1062, 1099, 1316, 1356,
1612, 1623, 2424
Röntgen, Wilhelm Conrad 2869
Rorschach, Hermann 3241
Rosenfeld, Léon 2872
Rosicrucians 2179
Röting, Lazarus 1305
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques 1820, 1849
Roux, Émile 1929, 2506
Rowlandson, Thomas 158
Rowntree, Lester 2994

Royal Agricultural Society of England
2677
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 430,
2235
Royal College of Physicians of
London 2350, 2524
Royal College of Surgeons, London
2479
Royal Geographical Society 2207
Royal Institution of Great Britain 245,
2037
Royal Society of Arts 1701
Royal Society of Chemistry 2173
Royal Society of London 246, 1382,
1413, 1701
Rubber see Plastics; rubber; polymers
Rudolf II, Emperor of Germany 432,
1162
Rufos of Ephesos 949
Rufus, Richard, of Cornwall 975,
1020
Ruhemann, Siegfried 2175
Rushton, William 3589
Ruskin, John 370
Russell, Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd
Earl 350, 2061, 2798
Russia 19–21, 50, 247, 371, 1550,
1561, 1679, 1704, 1725, 1856,
1996, 2083, 2161, 2163, 2275,
2337, 2361, 2365, 2389, 2712,
2860, 2934, 2942, 3012, 3069,
3075, 3112, 3140, 3161, 3253,
3341, 3343, 3398, 3415, 3430,
3542, 3694, 3822, 3826, 3829
Russian Revolution (1917-1921,
Soviet Union) 2389, 2712, 2740
Rutherford, Ernest, Lord Rutherford
2865, 2870
S Science and gender 219–224, 367,
Sabuco de Nantes y Barrera, Oliva
1189
Safety 2649, 3307
Sainte-Claire Deville, Henri Étienne
2172
Salt 1545
Saltpeter 983
San Francisco (California, U.S.) 3266
Sanitation 2557, 2565, 2574–2576,
2598, 2621, 2644, 3221, 3265,
3274, 3295, 3314
Sanskrit 739, 778
Santponç, Francesc 2653
Santvoort, Dirk 1718
São Paulo (Brazil) 2202, 2572, 3285
Sapir, Edward 3146
Sarton, George 57
Satellites, artificial 3551, 3837
Saturn 310, 908, 1504, 2111
Saudi Arabia 3511
Savonarola, Giovanni Michele 1111
Scandinavia 2441
Schäffer, Jacob Christian 1836
Scheele, Carl Wilhelm 1899
Schegk, Jacob 1298
Scheiner, Christoph 1238, 1516
Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph
von 1708
Scheuchzer, Johann Jakob 1908
Schickard, Wilhelm 1425
Schiemann, Elisabeth 3021
Schizophrenia 3240
Schleiden, Matthias Jakob 2287
Subject Index
Schlick, Moritz 2791
Schmidt, Georg Gottlieb 1754
Schopenhauer, Arthur 298
Schutz, Alfred 3113
Schwinger, Julian Seymour 2881
Science 31, 138, 151, 175, 335, 363,
581, 1195, 1643, 2053, 2702
Science and art 3, 131, 156–158, 206,
208, 212, 218, 302, 355, 367, 370,
397, 416, 432, 434, 467, 478, 695,
725, 856, 901, 963, 1075, 1099,
1106, 1156, 1178–1182, 1184,
1186, 1188, 1285, 1296, 1303,
1307, 1308, 1382, 1392, 1397,
1398, 1419, 1546, 1562–1564,
1669, 1781, 1861, 1979, 1986,
2133, 2151, 2238, 2364, 2373,
2478, 2620, 2682, 2726–2729,
2837, 2889, 2929, 2946, 3089,
3418, 3432, 3483, 3770
Science and civilization 2, 1720
Science and culture 11, 95, 125, 131,
134, 146, 163, 174, 211, 233, 288,
390, 393, 452, 472, 615, 616, 680,
694, 698, 821, 1171–1173, 1382,
1671, 1781, 1938, 1959, 1961–
1963, 1981, 1988, 1999, 2015,
2030, 2076, 2125, 2140, 2141,
2275, 2373, 2414, 2549, 2682,
2943, 2989, 3106, 3149, 3194,
3252, 3418, 3437, 3481, 3482, 3684
Science and economics 165, 184, 186,
192, 193, 195, 197, 204, 1050,
1664, 1686, 1696, 1901, 1928,
1963, 1977, 2242, 2713, 2719,
2722, 3447, 3452, 3454, 3456,
3464, 3467, 3469, 3472, 3474, 3763
Science and ethics 13, 178, 180, 514,
534, 598, 1797, 1967, 2297, 2789,
3007, 3051, 3074, 3439, 3440,
3454, 3456, 3544, 3594, 3606
429, 452, 503, 524, 789, 978,
1189–1192, 1399, 1674–1679,
1923, 1966, 1994–1997, 2026,
2110, 2114, 2291, 2319, 2390,
2683, 3009, 3038, 3488
Science and government 8, 145, 185,
188, 205, 492, 1664, 2235, 2254,
2394, 2397, 2400, 2673, 2711,
2721, 2762, 2884, 2899, 2940,
2977, 3057, 3134, 3265, 3303,
3341, 3425, 3449, 3450, 3453,
3459, 3467, 3470, 3496, 3515,
3531, 3543, 3556, 3584, 3633,
3746, 3812
Science and ideology 199, 1978,
2275, 2389, 2708, 2710, 2720,
2722, 2866, 2872, 3040, 3062,
3095, 3398, 3533, 3534, 3581,
3636, 3777
Science and industry 1928, 2018,
2620, 2622, 2752, 2907, 3345,
3442, 3513, 3541, 3578, 3594,
3745, 3751, 3818
Science and law 139, 141, 186, 187,
189, 190, 987, 1176, 1245, 1384,
1613, 1840, 2178, 2376, 2404,
2597, 2709, 2715, 2716, 2718,
2945, 3139, 3297, 3303, 3377,
3444, 3448, 3451, 3452, 3455,
3457, 3458, 3464, 3466, 3472,
3475, 3477, 3582, 3693, 3725
Science and literature 16, 35, 134,
207–213, 215, 217, 236, 467, 567,
574, 695, 817, 854, 855, 864, 866,
868, 870, 910–912, 935, 1008,
1174, 1183, 1187, 1254, 1386–
315
1388, 1390, 1391, 1393, 1395,
1496, 1627, 1631, 1670–1673,
1781, 1793, 1840, 1852, 1925,
1959, 1963, 1980–1985, 1987,
1988, 1990–1993, 2047, 2060,
2114, 2141, 2210, 2259, 2310,
2321, 2380, 2408, 2725, 2730,
2731, 2980, 3038, 3418, 3478,
3481, 3540, 3752
Science and music 2889
Science and politics 21, 133, 139, 141,
148, 149, 165, 183, 185, 186, 191,
194, 196–199, 202–204, 468, 493,
538, 582, 609, 617, 622, 731, 816,
846, 1177, 1252, 1383, 1447, 1567,
1604, 1619, 1657, 1664, 1665,
1667, 1668, 1774, 1791, 1806,
1848, 1934, 1938, 1966, 1968,
1969, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1976,
1977, 2010, 2203, 2205, 2228,
2297, 2394, 2414, 2708–2713,
2717–2724, 2744, 2757, 2770,
2771, 2784, 2817, 2846, 2867,
2873, 2877, 2878, 2884, 2902,
2911, 2922, 2952, 2979, 3005,
3038, 3055, 3062, 3095, 3102,
3115, 3125, 3128, 3135, 3143,
3145, 3396, 3428, 3433, 3444–
3447, 3451–3454, 3458, 3460–
3462, 3464, 3468, 3470–3473,
3487, 3497, 3508, 3511, 3515,
3517, 3523, 3533–3535, 3556,
3559, 3560, 3565, 3569, 3575,
3581, 3582, 3584, 3640, 3643,
3727, 3812, 3813, 3817, 3820, 3826
Science and race 464, 468, 498, 696,
978, 1107, 1972, 1973, 2303, 2337,
2339, 2349, 2401, 2410, 2488,
2732, 2828, 3005, 3045, 3055,
3057–3060, 3072, 3123, 3133,
3136, 3481, 3487, 3512, 3720
Science and religion 16, 95, 139, 190,
197, 225–227, 229–241, 277, 298,
331, 332, 367, 440, 455, 468, 483,
507, 610, 648, 697, 698, 713, 768,
779, 796, 801, 805, 837, 853, 857,
858, 899, 917, 967, 979, 981, 982,
1007, 1013, 1032, 1049, 1076,
1098, 1099, 1106, 1155, 1186,
1194–1198, 1208, 1221, 1226,
1250, 1253, 1360, 1377, 1380,
1400–1406, 1408–1410, 1414,
1419, 1421, 1426, 1443, 1461,
1501, 1517, 1616, 1680–1682,
1709, 1739, 1779, 1797, 1846,
1927, 1967, 1998–2006, 2043–
2045, 2063, 2075, 2152, 2195,
2201, 2254, 2307, 2311, 2315,
2316, 2325, 2368, 2379, 2386,
2733–2745, 2835, 2843, 2923,
2989, 3015, 3023, 3045, 3048,
3052, 3086, 3094, 3123, 3127,
3489, 3490, 3596, 3635, 3684
Science and society 21, 61, 141, 145,
163–165, 167, 168, 170, 171, 175,
194, 386, 438, 582, 694, 974, 1173,
1174, 1369, 1481, 1496, 1660–
1663, 1834, 1852, 1901, 1938,
1947, 1954, 1956, 1962, 1965,
2010, 2060, 2125, 2319, 2590,
2702, 2703, 2975, 3038, 3042,
3061, 3106, 3435, 3437, 3443,
3450, 3482, 3486, 3503, 3544,
3595, 3670, 3680, 3698, 3752, 3781
Science and technology, relationships
581, 687, 947, 2356, 3765
Science and the military see Science
and war; science and the military
Science and war; science and the
military 770, 983, 2198, 2216,
316
2760, 2771, 2893, 2904, 2988,
3072, 3083, 3119, 3126, 3255,
3370, 3377, 3442, 3468, 3473,
3491–3497, 3521, 3531, 3623,
3631, 3636, 3639, 3732, 3829
Science education and teaching 160,
262, 264, 265, 267–269, 286, 289,
297, 354, 355, 361, 631, 689, 701,
1006, 1202, 1422, 1543, 1699,
1797, 1955, 2025–2033, 2040,
2072, 2083, 2109, 2220, 2336,
2365, 2744, 2749, 2755, 2764,
2769, 2772–2775, 2802, 2819,
2850, 2910, 3041, 3488, 3509,
3512, 3514, 3517, 3784, 3789, 3792
Science fiction 207, 211, 213, 215,
217, 574, 1670, 1993, 2047, 2705,
2725, 3478, 3481, 3485, 3607
Science Museum, London 2754
Science shops 3503
Science studies, as a discipline 49, 50,
54, 56, 133, 139, 148, 154, 198,
616, 2708
Science studies, theoretical works 15,
40, 112, 124–129, 131–141, 143,
144, 146, 148–150, 165, 174, 196,
198, 205, 363, 582, 584, 613, 615,
616, 1380, 2704, 3433, 3451, 3596,
3805
Science, general histories 3, 5–7, 9–
11, 14, 16, 17, 20, 23, 145, 153,
232, 258, 291, 321, 342, 396, 478,
613–615, 618, 619, 680, 682, 684,
768, 796, 815, 882, 967, 971, 973,
1156, 1158, 1162, 1164, 1167,
1203, 1366, 1373, 1376, 1640,
1644, 1646, 1650, 1651, 1653,
1927, 1928, 1936, 1937, 1940,
1950, 1983, 2036, 2198, 2682,
2687, 2690, 3157, 3423, 3430, 3502
Scientific apparatus and instruments
248–254, 256, 259, 315, 319, 324,
427, 687, 700, 720, 859, 984, 1053,
1060, 1148, 1200, 1201, 1287,
1371, 1396, 1397, 1415–1421,
1486, 1507, 1509, 1515, 1526,
1542, 1547, 1687–1697, 1734,
1744, 1772, 2016–2020, 2022–
2024, 2095, 2109, 2121, 2150,
2162, 2164, 2169, 2347, 2763–
2767, 2772, 2824, 2826, 2831,
2854, 2865, 2869, 2894, 2896,
3505–3507, 3522, 3524, 3525,
3609
Scientific communities;
interprofessional relations 271, 272,
274, 491, 1423, 1605, 1674, 1816,
1901, 1945, 2134, 2142, 2175,
2305, 2415, 2465, 2492, 2704,
2758, 2860, 2931, 2932, 2976,
3004, 3193, 3528, 3530
Scientific expeditions 208, 316, 1795,
1819, 1822, 2125, 2180, 2206,
2236, 2289, 2530, 2571, 3221, 3522
Scientific illustration 153, 158, 206,
379, 416, 434, 669, 742, 1171,
1179, 1199, 1305, 1307, 1308,
1573, 1575, 1577, 1659, 1669,
1805, 1822, 1826, 1871, 1979,
2133, 2233, 2238, 2241, 2261,
2273, 2274, 2358, 2729, 2944
Scientific literature 319, 567, 1959,
2026, 2909
Scientific method see Methodology of
science; scientific method
Scientific misconduct; fraud in
science 2317, 2846, 2848
Scientific study of religion 3071,
3123, 3127
Subject Index
Scientists 6, 13, 57, 235, 2379, 2684,
2723, 2734, 2743, 2835, 2843,
2862, 2923, 3015, 3052, 3445,
3467, 3486, 3635
Scotland 538, 1202, 1428, 1647,
1862, 1864, 1878, 1921, 2201,
2488, 2562, 3094, 3227, 3249,
3259, 3283, 3284, 3299, 3654
Scott, Dukenfield Henry 2265
Scurvy 1889, 2477
Sea travel 1827, 2280
Seals see Coins; metals; seals
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
(SETI) (Study group: U.S.) 3519
Secchi, Angelo 2135
Secrecy 1290, 1391
Secularization 235, 492, 1106, 1999,
2740
Sedgwick, Adam 2192
Seebeck, Thomas Johann 2134
Seismology 377, 1785, 2187
Sejong the Great 686
Seki, Takakazu 708, 710
Sellars, Wilfrid 2781
Semiconductors 3733
Semiotics 294
Senckenbergische Naturforschende
Gesellschaft 2947
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus 908
Senses and sensation; perception 472,
487, 664, 856, 931, 932, 934, 1021,
1108–1110, 1113, 1195, 1219,
1313, 1466, 1580, 1583, 1844,
1985, 2291, 2455, 2481
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001
3713
Sequences and series (mathematics)
1728, 1730, 2813
Sergescu, Pierre 85
Serials see Periodicals; serials
Servetus, Michael 1255
Set theory 2063, 2069, 2090
Seward, Albert Charles 2265
Sewerage 2576, 2621, 2638, 3568
Sex 457, 466, 948, 1897, 2500, 2573,
3011, 3122, 3293, 3694
Sex differences 1571, 3011
Sex hormones 2955, 2985, 3157,
3181, 3320
Sex organs 466
Sexology 2535
Sextus Empiricus 875
Sexual behavior 2500, 2538, 3046,
3694
Sexual hygiene 2500, 2564
Sexual selection 2303
Sexuality 452, 466, 524, 543, 1106,
1981, 2590, 3046, 3681, 3694
Sexually transmitted diseases 2441,
2461, 2500, 2590, 3286, 3287
Shakespeare, William 370, 1393,
1588, 1610
Shaw, George Bernard 2272
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft 211,
1670, 1671
Shells 1564, 2224
Sheppard, Philip MacDonald 3020
Sherrington, Charles Scott 3002
Shils, Edward 3121
Ships and shipbuilding 913, 1917,
2615, 2659, 3370
Siberia (Russia) 762
Sibthorp, John 1822
Siger de Brabant 995
Signs and symbols 395, 1049
Silk and silk industry 1916
Simon, Herbert Alexander 3785
Sims, James Marion 2487, 2609
Simulators 3665
Skeleton 2429, 2947
Skepticism 282, 875
Skin 464, 1105, 1107, 1112, 1127,
1320, 1579
Skinner, Burrhus Frederic 482, 3124
Slavery and slaves 815, 2487, 2531,
2609
Sleep; rest 488
Smallpox 1614, 1874, 1881, 2460,
2486, 2490, 2515, 2568, 2597,
3696, 3725
Smellie, William 1873, 1891
Smith, Adam 494
Smith, Alexander 2910
Smyth, Charles Piazzi 338
Snow, Charles Percy 212
Soap and soapmaking 2616
Social anthropology 730, 3058, 3119,
3135
Social aspects of education 3118,
3511
Social class 5, 538, 940, 1173, 1964,
2529, 2553, 3188
Social construction; constructivism
40, 41, 100, 108, 1370
Social Darwinism 805, 1978, 2055,
2275, 2342
Social evolution 2339, 2395, 3137
Social groups see Social relations;
social groups
Social psychology 486, 2381, 2389,
3072, 3074, 3083, 3128, 3131,
3246, 3252, 3384, 3442, 3631,
3683, 3684
Social relations; social groups 470,
791, 3123
Social responsibility 2878
Social sciences 151, 470, 490–493,
1585, 1587, 1940, 2363, 2390,
2392–2397, 2400, 2401, 2756,
3113–3115, 3117, 3120–3124,
3132, 3303, 3636, 3638–3640,
3739
Social surveys 126, 3638
Social welfare 2529, 2563, 3271, 3280
Social work 3280, 3299
Socialism 2573, 2722, 2723, 3095,
3470, 3687, 3727, 3817
Societ degli Spettroscopisti Italiani
2135
Societies; institutions; academies 24,
26, 55, 192, 243–247, 271, 275,
343, 354, 361, 435, 1262, 1374,
1412–1415, 1667, 1683, 1684,
1686, 1701, 1704, 1864, 1945,
2007–2009, 2011–2015, 2039,
2135, 2173, 2191, 2223, 2225,
2231, 2238, 2341, 2400, 2421,
2462, 2606, 2677, 2700, 2749–
2752, 2755, 2757–2762, 2766,
2768, 2771, 2774, 2906, 2928,
2983, 2986, 2992, 3003, 3087,
3150, 3346, 3429, 3453, 3487,
3499–3502, 3504, 3510, 3520,
3612, 3645, 3702, 3777
Society for Psychical Research 2046
Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge 1964
Society for the History of Technology
60
Society for the Protection of Science
and Learning 2724

Society of Chemical Industry 2928
Sociobiology 470, 3040, 3635
Sociology 131, 494–497, 1849, 1935,
1973, 2324, 2393, 2398, 2402–
2407, 3116, 3121, 3127–3132,
3384, 3530, 3640, 3641
Sociology of knowledge 47, 56, 124,
130, 132, 147, 150, 1901, 2324
Socrates 874, 929
Software 606, 3771, 3775, 3798
Sokal, Alan D. 46, 174
Solar astronomy 2112, 2821, 3522
Solar eclipse 2829, 3522
Solar system; planets 311, 326, 780,
839, 897, 1061, 1065, 1509
Sollas, William 2429
Somer, John 1074
Sommerfeld, Arnold Johannes
Wilhelm 2895
Song, Yingxing 733
Soul (philosophy) 479, 483, 597, 635,
880, 881, 899, 920, 936, 1036,
1126, 1220, 1298, 1311, 1432,
1569, 1581, 1838, 2045
Sound reproduction 2378, 2646
Sourcebooks 296
South Africa 2457, 2458, 2950, 3393,
3515, 3619
South America 265, 813, 1661, 1795,
1827, 1934, 2180, 2349
South India 3281
Southeast Asia 618, 763
Southeast Asia, civilization and
culture 737
Southern states (U.S.) 2324, 3038,
3291
Soviet Union 20, 21, 50, 2740, 2747,
2756, 2793, 2860, 2867, 2873,
2875, 2908, 3110, 3111, 3194,
3341, 3398, 3415, 3418, 3430,
3491, 3542, 3549, 3569, 3803,
3817, 3825, 3826
Space 322, 1404, 1457, 1478, 1796,
2066, 2787, 2791
Space flight see Space travel; space
flight
Space programs 3410, 3523, 3535,
3821, 3829, 3834, 3836, 3837
Space research and exploration 3523,
3525, 3836
Space shuttle 3824, 3830, 3831
Space travel; space flight 612, 3407,
3408, 3410, 3414, 3418, 3821,
3822, 3824–3836, 3838–3840
Spain 590, 649, 663, 800, 1011, 1065,
1124, 1134, 1138, 1139, 1177,
1202, 1205, 1262, 1279, 1280,
1284, 1286, 1290, 1295, 1332,
1349, 1436, 1490, 1524, 1552,
1603, 1615, 1804, 1819, 1896,
1916, 1924, 1969, 2040, 2179,
2294, 2415, 2563, 2564, 2589,
2660, 2674, 2718, 2755, 2758,
2759, 2774, 2829, 2856, 2857,
2924, 2974, 3003, 3064, 3087,
3096, 3147, 3168, 3217, 3305,
3307, 3395, 3463, 3539, 3616, 3756
Spain, colonies 1175, 1177, 1205,
1284, 1290, 1798, 1819, 1823, 2583
Spallanzani, Lazzaro 1717, 1816,
1839
Spearman, Charles Edward 3080
Specialization 1818, 2480, 3184
Species concept (biology) 1408, 2331,
3012
Subject Index
Speck, Frank Gouldsmith 3138
Spectacles; eye glasses 1148, 3162
Spectroscopes 2164, 2854
Spectroscopy 253, 2016, 2854, 2919,
2932
Spelman College (Atlanta, Georgia)
3512
Spencer, Baldwin 2416
Spencer, Herbert 1935, 2055, 2395
Spherical astronomy; astrometry 715,
902
Spinoza, Baruch 298, 1217, 1448,
1559
Spiritualism 665, 1207, 1928, 2005,
2042–2047, 2179, 2316, 2434,
2778
Spontaneous generation see
Biogenesis; origin of life;
spontaneous generation
Sprat, Thomas 1381
Spruce, Richard 1821
Spurzheim, Johann Kaspar 2384
Sri Lanka 583, 785, 3300
St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences
247, 1725
Stahl, Georg Ernst 1540, 1811
Standardization and standards 259,
1159, 2465, 2654, 3508, 3667, 3797
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
(SLAC) 2884
Stanford University 3751, 3781
Stanley, Henry Morton 2211
Star catalogs see Celestial maps; star
catalogs
Stars; stellar astronomy 312, 325, 725,
1240, 1242, 1503, 1519, 2123, 2830
Statistical mechanics 333, 2154
Status see Professional qualifications;
status; remuneration
Stazione Zoologica di Napoli 423
Steam engines; steam turbines 1769,
1770, 1911, 1914, 2617, 3370, 3749
Steam turbines see Steam engines;
steam turbines
Steinach, Eugen 2985
Steinhauer, Henry 2264
Steininger, Johann 2189
Stellar astronomy see Stars; stellar
astronomy
Stem cells 534
Steno, Nicolaus 1559
Stephanus of Alexandria 923, 925
Sterilization see Birth control;
contraception; sterilization
Stern, Otto 2882
Stevin, Simon 1159
Stifel, Michael 298
Stimpson, William 2224
Stoicism 878, 929, 934, 1460
Stokes, George Gabriel 2016
Stopes, Marie Carmichael 2970
Stott, Alicia Boole 2811
Strategic Defense Initiative 3473
Stratigraphy 2199
Straub, Walther 3325
String theory 3527
Structural chemistry 2929
Structuralism 2792
Struve, Friedrich Georg Wilhelm 2127
Stuck, Ernst 3180
Students 985, 1328, 2165, 2220, 3652
317
Study of the past see History as a
discipline; chronology; study of the
past
Sturm, Johann Christoph 1485
Subjectivity 418, 2366
Submarines 1628
Sugar 2178
Sugar and sugar industry 389, 767,
2675
Sullivan, Harry Stack 3261
Sumer 286
Sun 984, 1852
Sundials 248, 252, 859, 2766
Supernovae 325, 1240, 2830
Superstition 846
Surgery 529, 535, 547, 548, 567,
1129, 1643, 1868, 1878, 2353,
2444, 2453, 2455, 2456, 2479,
2485, 2487, 2494, 2512, 2609,
3151, 3167, 3170, 3178, 3205,
3214, 3219, 3665, 3669, 3673
Surgery of sex organs; circumcision
466, 806, 2456, 3170
Surveys 1793, 2436, 2672, 3058
Swammerdam, Jan 1576
Sweden 367, 373, 375, 589, 1953,
1976, 2548, 2566, 2567, 2714,
2964, 3025, 3223, 3329, 3339,
3343, 3362, 3446, 3464, 3528,
3650, 3678, 3735, 3790
Swedenborg, Emanuel 2043, 2137
Switzerland 1191, 1724, 2595, 2679,
3098, 3169, 3327, 3364, 3649
Sydenham, Thomas 1607
Sylvester, James Joseph 2092
Symbolic representation see
Symbolism; symbolic
representation
Symbolism; symbolic representation
1075, 1098, 1106, 1231, 1388,
2141, 2254
Symmetry 306
Symptoms 2482
Syphilis 1342, 2461, 3163, 3303
Syria 670, 848
Systematic botany 1828, 3006, 3010
Systematic zoology 1841, 3006, 3010
Systematics (biology) 419, 2984, 3587
Systems engineering 3737, 3759,
3760, 3838
Systems theory 404, 3425
Szent-Györgyi, Albert 2996
T
Tables; catalogs; lists 781, 1572
Tablets; papyri 286, 835, 838, 868,
869
Tacchini, Pietro 2135
Tait, Peter Guthrie 338
Taiwan 54, 616, 754, 2187, 2711,
2920, 2941, 3449
Takebe, Katahiro 711
Talismans 676, 867, 991
Tamm, Igor’ Evgen’evich 2875
Tammes, Tine 3021
Tanzania (Tanganyika, Zanzibar) 2650
Tarski, Alfred 2794
Taton, René 32, 75, 85, 684, 1491
Tax, Sol 3144
Taxidermy 2226, 2243, 2946
Teachers 264
Teaching history of science 261, 262,
267, 268, 297
Teaching; pedagogy 300, 1543, 1699,
2031, 2146, 3075, 3118, 3517
Technical education 571, 2653, 3761
Technocracy 165, 3560
318
Technological innovation 576, 1911,
2635, 2705, 3336, 3368, 3369,
3383, 3399, 3673, 3757, 3762
Technology 25, 50, 135, 143, 162,
172, 189, 201, 248, 408, 422, 469,
514, 527, 569, 571–582, 584–598,
608, 611, 612, 673, 674, 678, 679,
757, 759, 761–767, 791–795, 830,
848, 954, 956–965, 1144, 1146,
1147, 1149–1154, 1200, 1201,
1350–1360, 1362, 1393, 1486,
1547, 1626, 1627, 1629, 1631–
1636, 1647, 1648, 1660, 1685,
1687, 1744, 1752, 1900–1907,
1909–1919, 1923, 2141, 2505,
2611–2613, 2615–2624, 2627–
2635, 2637–2643, 2645–2662,
2666, 2668, 2671, 2694, 2705,
2711, 2715, 2726, 2964, 3118,
3155, 3329–3350, 3352–3359,
3361, 3363–3376, 3378–3380,
3383, 3385, 3389, 3408, 3419,
3420, 3442, 3580, 3583, 3607,
3609, 3615, 3621, 3629, 3637,
3727–3730, 3732–3740, 3742–
3744, 3746–3755, 3757, 3758,
3760, 3762–3764, 3772, 3774,
3778, 3791, 3793, 3800, 3816, 3838
Technology and art 253, 569, 963,
1199, 1396, 2648, 3371, 3480,
3483, 3484, 3791
Technology and culture 172, 424, 585,
588, 694, 956, 1627, 1632, 1637,
1922, 2659, 2705, 3354, 3412,
3488, 3743, 3757, 3768, 3778
Technology and economics 165, 593,
603, 2635, 3360, 3365, 3374, 3389,
3737, 3767, 3773, 3783
Technology and ethics 178, 534,
3607, 3649, 3650
Technology and gender 219, 221,
1916, 3334, 3413, 3488
Technology and government 188, 201,
205, 608, 763, 2635, 2656, 2657,
2711, 2907, 3362, 3449, 3465, 3732
Technology and industry 603, 2622,
2635, 2655, 2907, 3339, 3365,
3609, 3745, 3748
Technology and law 189, 200, 201,
977, 1970, 2640, 2661, 3455, 3475,
3796
Technology and literature 207, 1353,
1636
Technology and music 1922
Technology and politics 191, 205,
582, 584, 588, 620, 2634, 2656,
2661, 2664, 2711, 3333, 3339,
3351, 3365, 3415, 3438, 3583,
3584, 3729, 3757, 3776, 3780
Technology and religion 172, 236,
1419, 2659
Technology and society 162, 165,
207, 573, 579, 582, 584, 593, 595,
620, 694, 974, 2624, 2633, 2637,
2654, 3042, 3252, 3331, 3338,
3358, 3361, 3362, 3436, 3438,
3580, 3729, 3753, 3838
Technology and sports 3606, 3615
Technology and the military see
Technology and war; technology
and the military
Technology and war; technology and
the military 242, 595, 699, 769,
770, 956, 1151, 1352, 1636, 1900,
2746, 3354, 3411, 3417, 3419,
3498, 3738
Technology transfer 673, 699, 791,
792, 953, 1145, 1515, 2622, 3452
Subject Index
Technology, general histories 583
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre 2967
Telecommunications 2635, 2669
Telegraphs; telephones 608, 2613,
2664, 2668, 3386
Teleology 1461, 2000, 2053, 2272,
2315
Telephone industry 2668
Telephones see Telegraphs; telephones
Telephones, cellular 3780, 3801
Telescopes 1148, 1507, 1509, 1515,
1516, 1526, 1740, 1742, 1744,
2121, 2824, 3520, 3524, 3525, 3738
Television; Video 2776, 3481, 3593,
3621, 3778, 3782
Temperament see Musical scales;
temperament
Temperament (psychology) 1312
Temperature 2845
Tennant, Smithson 2115
Teratology; monsters 421, 440, 1116,
1341, 1965, 1980, 2340, 3479
Terminology and nomenclature 48,
152, 161, 372, 380, 477, 567, 676,
791, 834, 1336, 1439, 1658, 1665,
1813, 1814, 1817, 1829, 1832,
1942, 2119, 2293, 2915, 2931,
2932, 2987, 3078
Terradas, Esteve 2718
Terrorism 3493, 3713
Tertullian 905
Textbooks 283, 289, 1202, 1345,
1489, 1538, 1659, 1764, 2057,
2744, 2842, 2910, 2915, 3063, 3544
Textiles 1907, 2619, 2632
Theology 16, 233, 238, 799, 805, 899,
982, 987, 989, 994, 997, 1006,
1012, 1193, 1195, 1198, 1221,
1366, 1400, 1402, 1408, 1410,
1501, 1541, 1581, 1654, 1681,
1682, 1846, 1854, 2001, 2195,
2366, 2735, 3023, 3127
Theophrastos of Eresos 879, 926
Theoretical physics 333, 350, 1926,
2066, 2834, 2846, 2847, 2850,
2853, 2860, 2871, 2879–2882,
2891, 2897, 3529, 3530
Theories see Explanation; hypotheses;
theories
Theories of heat 345, 1651, 1761
Theories of knowledge 111, 124, 278,
335, 884, 1838
Theory (philosophy) 236, 1841, 1879,
2176, 2859, 3592
Theory of the earth see Historical
geology; theory of the earth
Theosophical Society 2179
Therapeutic practice; therapy;
treatment 544, 744, 941, 949, 1123,
1134, 1135, 1322, 1584, 1606,
1877, 1891, 2440, 2461, 2465,
2496, 2506, 2514, 2520, 2542,
2580, 2604, 3153, 3158, 3194,
3204, 3212, 3216, 3240, 3251,
3286, 3289, 3651, 3668
Therapeutics 592
Therapy see Therapeutic practice;
therapy; treatment
Thermodynamics 345, 2001, 2148,
2153, 2154, 2157, 2170, 3370
Thijsse, Jacobus Pieter 2248
Thomas Aquinas, Saint 331, 332, 987,
993, 1004, 1005, 1007, 2795
Thompson, D’arcy Wentworth 2663
Thompson, Silvanus Phillips 2037
Thomson, Godfrey Hilton 3080
Thoreau, Henry David 2439
Thorndike, Edward Lee 3080
Thunberg, Carl Peter 1821
Tibet (China) 629, 738, 751, 755,
3207, 3694
Tiergarten Schönbrunn (Vienna) 1801
Timaeus of Locri 1036
Time 120, 322, 340, 341, 534, 582,
594, 637, 1011, 1022, 1081, 1089,
1219, 1314, 1404, 1457, 2430,
2787, 3455, 3662
Time measurement 395, 650, 717,
837, 898, 1075, 1089, 2066, 2347,
2428, 2686, 2825
Time measuring instruments 248, 252,
859, 1905
Tinbergen, Nikolaas 2729
Tissue donors 3645, 3679
Tobacco 538, 3172, 3652, 3675, 3704
Tobacco industry 3675
Tobacco mosaic virus 3603
Tocqueville, Alexis de 494
Tombs 1241
Tönnies, Ferdinand 2406
Tool making see Toolsmiths; tool
making
Toolsmiths; tool making 794, 1687
Topology 294, 2091, 2807, 2827
Toronto (Ontario) 2432
Tourism 3572
Toxicology 1347
Trade 957, 2242, 2611
Trade unions 3232
Traditional societies and cultures 288,
613, 791, 813, 815, 817, 2437, 3362
Transcendentalism 2005, 3308
Transistors 3373, 3734
Transits see Eclipses; transits;
occultations
Translations 283, 296, 640, 641, 653,
706, 739, 771, 780, 807, 809, 838,
892, 902, 1045, 1065, 1070, 1318,
1322, 1553, 1649, 1702, 1727,
1751, 1803, 1814, 1825, 2057,
2088, 2170, 2271, 2305, 2318,
2915, 3132, 3215
Transmission of ideas 134, 624, 629,
644, 685, 718, 724, 890, 903, 1017,
1033, 1140, 1515, 1527, 1722,
1856, 2643
Transmission of texts 367, 638, 640,
656, 707, 714, 772, 902, 1008,
1033, 1045, 1062, 1498
Transplantation 1300, 3170, 3198,
3645, 3655
Transportation 1827, 2349, 2627,
2651, 3365
Transubstantiation 1541
Travel; exploration 594, 728, 1175,
1289–1291, 1561, 1790–1792,
1795, 1821, 1934, 2204, 2206,
2209–2213, 2215, 2217, 2219,
2230, 2234, 2237, 2268, 2349,
2530, 2571, 2627, 2942, 2943,
3412, 3557
Treatment see Therapeutic practice;
therapy; treatment
Trees 2267
Trephining 941
Trithemius, Johannes 1216
Tropical medicine 627, 1598, 1667,
2454, 2462, 2531, 3165, 3221, 3235
Trowbridge, Augustus 2856
Truth 47, 91, 110, 236, 278, 2797
Trypanosomiasis, American (Chagas
disease) 3196

Tsiolkovskii, Konstantin Eduardovich
3408
Tsunamis 372
Tuberculosis 2338, 2448, 2451, 2474,
2559, 2596, 3153, 3169, 3276, 3278
Tumors see Cancer; tumors
Tunisia 646, 2585, 3033
Turin (Italy) 2851
Turing, Alan Mathison 3388
Turkey 949, 961, 1288, 2621, 2700,
2775, 3036, 3152, 3210, 3347
Tuscany (Italy) 432, 1153, 1397, 1504
Tyndall, John 2037, 2046
Typhoid fever 2588, 3225
Typhus 565, 3033, 3234
U United States. Weather Bureau 2935
Uexküll, Jakob Johann von 3093
Uganda 3694
Uhlenbeck, George Eugene 2882
Ulugh Beg 677
Uncertainty see Certainty; uncertainty
UNESCO 3487, 3502, 3739
Unicellular organisms see Protozoa;
unicellular organisms
Unified field theories 2861
Unitarianism 1682, 1709, 2005
United Nations 3502
United States 63, 139, 152, 172, 176,
185, 195, 199, 201, 204, 236, 395,
398, 405, 407, 433, 498, 526, 541,
560, 595, 598, 820, 1618, 1646,
1657, 1733, 1809, 1921, 1945,
1962, 1963, 1966, 1974, 2004,
2038, 2044, 2068, 2084, 2099,
2109, 2110, 2141, 2142, 2212,
2230, 2232, 2242, 2244, 2245,
2247, 2254, 2269, 2289, 2293,
2319, 2324, 2368, 2386, 2387,
2392, 2398, 2403, 2410, 2424,
2434, 2492, 2518, 2521, 2532,
2558, 2584, 2607, 2610, 2613,
2625, 2635, 2638, 2639, 2647,
2648, 2657, 2661, 2666, 2670,
2680, 2702, 2706, 2709, 2710,
2716, 2725, 2737, 2744, 2747,
2750, 2756, 2768, 2826, 2883,
2884, 2916, 2926, 2944, 2949,
2952, 2955, 2957, 2958, 2966,
3011, 3023, 3038, 3048, 3068,
3074, 3083, 3085, 3086, 3088,
3102, 3123, 3126, 3133, 3134,
3138, 3158, 3178, 3179, 3184,
3198, 3216, 3218, 3224, 3230,
3233, 3244, 3255, 3264, 3269,
3272, 3277, 3282, 3290, 3298,
3306, 3319, 3324, 3326, 3333,
3335, 3340, 3348, 3361, 3365,
3368, 3384, 3391, 3392, 3404–
3407, 3412, 3437, 3445, 3448,
3451, 3452, 3454, 3457, 3458,
3464, 3468, 3473–3476, 3485,
3489, 3494, 3496, 3501, 3509,
3512, 3514, 3517, 3535, 3549,
3551, 3552, 3562, 3564, 3569,
3571, 3574, 3579, 3582, 3596,
3611, 3623, 3630, 3632, 3633,
3639, 3640, 3652, 3659, 3664,
3667, 3682, 3686, 3688, 3695,
3699, 3700, 3708, 3709, 3712,
3716–3719, 3729, 3733, 3757,
3778, 3796, 3807, 3822, 3824,
3830, 3831, 3833–3835, 3840
United States Air Force 3417, 3832
United States, colonies 627
United States. Army 523
Subject Index
United States. Bureau of Biological
Survey 2038
United States. Central Intelligence
Agency 3631
United States. Dept. of Agriculture
3818
United States. Environmental
Protection Agency 3564, 3579
United States. Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) 3142
United States. Forest Service 2966,
3572
United States. National Aeronautics
and Space Administration 612,
3523, 3759, 3821, 3834, 3838, 3840
United States. Public Health Service
3293, 3704
Unity of knowledge see Unity of
science; unity of knowledge
Unity of science; unity of knowledge
2798, 3475
Universe 236, 323, 2822, 2823, 2825
Universidad de La Habana 2341
Universidad Valencia 3539
Università di Bologna 1729, 1731,
1880
Università di Napoli 2850
Università di Pavia 1717
Università di Pisa 1260
Università di Roma 1202
Universität Göttingen 1888, 2516,
2803, 2808
Universität Heidelberg 2019, 2163
Universität Leipzig 2484
Universität München 2027, 2773
Université de Genève 343
Université de Paris 985, 989
Universiteit Leiden 170, 1415, 2844,
2900
Universities and colleges 192, 244,
263, 268, 307, 313, 338, 606, 689,
701, 985, 1006, 1052, 1202, 1524,
1601, 1767, 2027, 2029, 2463,
2603, 2622, 2739, 2768, 2770,
2771, 2773, 2775, 2875, 2922,
3021, 3041, 3237, 3447, 3452,
3454, 3462, 3488, 3504, 3509,
3512, 3513, 3612, 3719, 3751,
3784, 3792, 3799, 3818
University of California 2864, 3513
University of California, Berkeley
3435
University of Chicago 2078, 2910,
3131, 3142
University of Edinburgh 56, 338,
1784, 2220, 2485, 3205, 3227
University of London 435, 2467
University of Madrid 2857
University of Manchester 414
University of Melbourne 2876
University of Nebraska 2975
University of Oporto 2890
University of Sheffield 414
University of Toronto 3164, 3499
Uniwersytet Jagiellonski (Cracow)
2459, 3234
Uppsala Universitet 1817
Uranium industry 2904
Urban history 946, 961, 1153, 2702,
2954, 3061, 3347, 3361, 3742
Urban planning 403, 408, 646, 914,
955, 2575, 2638, 2714, 2958, 2962,
3349, 3355, 3361
319
Urban VIII, Pope 1377
Urbanization 2581, 2702, 2954, 3269,
3347, 3367, 3732
Ursus, Nicolas Reimarus 1245, 1247,
1511
Uruguay 3270
Utilitarianism 680, 3427
Utopias 1180, 1661, 1663, 1956,
2573, 3099, 3418
V
Vaccines 1881, 2460, 2465, 2475,
2486, 2490, 2514, 2515, 2562,
2568, 2569, 2586, 2597, 2604,
2624, 3234, 3289, 3296, 3319,
3393, 3680, 3723, 3725
Vacuum pumps 1687
Vacuum; emptiness; nothingness 919,
1087, 1483, 1534, 1535
Valencia (Spain) 1139, 1143, 2674
Valles, Francisco de 1331
Vallisnieri, Antonio 1779
Values (philosophy) 98, 180, 3741
Van Allen, James Alfred 3407
Van Vleck, John Hasbrouck 2852
Vandermonde, Alexandre Théophile
1725
Vanini, Giulio Cesare 440
Varen, Bernhard 1422, 1561
Varro, Marcus Terentius 898
Vauban, Sébastien le Prestre de 1587
Vaucanson, Jacques 1815
Vavilov, Nikolai Ivanovich 2873
Veblen, Thorstein Bunde 2383
Vegetables 948
Veloso, José Mariano da Conceição
2202
Venezuela 3397
Venice (Italy) 1171, 1625
Venn, John 2056
Venus 316, 317, 2125
Verbiest, Ferdinand 716, 1527
Verification 97
Vernia, Nicoletto 1218
Vertebrate pests 3269
Vertebrate zoology 2981
Veterinary medicine 26, 849, 1361,
1924, 2509, 2596, 3393, 3401,
3403, 3819
Vettius Valens 915
Vicary, Thomas 1345
Video see Television; Video
Vienna (Austria) 1801, 1975, 2444,
3060
Vienna Circle 2796
Viète, François de la Bigotière 1230
Vietnam 737
Vincent de Beauvais 972
Vinken, Pierre 3622
Virchow, Rudolf Carl 2517
Virgil 854
Virginia (U.S.) 558, 1806, 3176, 3280
Virology 3034, 3195, 3608
Virtual reality 3665
Vision 476, 592, 933, 1148, 1187,
1697, 1846
Visual communication see Visual
representation; visual
communication
Visual perception 253, 349, 933, 1392
320
Visual representation; visual
communication 42, 153, 155, 157,
159, 160, 206, 218, 349, 353, 355,
370, 397, 416, 469, 476, 478, 713,
725, 742, 1075, 1101, 1171, 1179,
1184, 1186, 1229, 1231, 1248,
1270, 1305, 1307, 1388, 1392,
1487, 1520, 1562, 1563, 1577,
1578, 1659, 1673, 1826, 1832,
1837, 1871, 1908, 1934, 1957,
1979, 2120, 2226, 2231, 2273,
2274, 2352, 2358, 2438, 2478,
2647, 2677, 2736, 2737, 2929,
3066, 3208, 3432, 3486, 3565,
3621, 3634, 3666, 3698
Vital statistics 1849, 2060, 2087,
2400, 3305
Vitalism 145, 1540, 2272, 2501, 3093
Vitamins 623, 2531, 3310, 3316
Vivisection 535, 1865, 1966, 1967,
2297, 2301, 2353
Vogt, Carl 2305
Voigt, Woldemar 2147
Volcanoes and volcanology 370, 2933
Volta, Alessandro 1695, 1748, 1834,
2166
Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de
1655, 1675, 1690, 1745
Volterra, Vito 123, 2074
Von Braun, Wernher 3408, 3414, 3420
Von Neumann, John 2086, 2810,
2814, 3624
Voronoff, Serge Avramovitch 3170
Voulgaris, Eugenios 1755
Vygotskii, Lev Semenovich 3091,
3111, 3112
W 3635
Waerden, Bartel Leendert van der
2803
Waksman, Selman Abraham 3193
Wales 1341, 1622, 2429, 2562
Wallace, Alfred Russel 2229, 2316,
2339, 2569
Wallis, John 298
War neuroses 2482, 3255
Ward, Lester Frank 2398
Washington, Booker Taliaferro 2401
Washington, D. C. (U.S.) 403
Waste disposal 2565, 3368
Water 375, 401, 731, 957, 959, 1154,
1780, 1862, 2644
Water clocks 720
Water pollution 2594, 2948, 3569,
3574
Water power 1154, 2619, 3362
Water purification 2926
Water resource management 409, 959,
2251, 2256, 2948, 3574
Water supply 1146, 1356, 1903, 2575,
2621, 2638, 2644, 2948
Water wheels 576, 674, 2662
Water, Thomas N. G. Te 2458
Waterton, Charles 2226
Waterways see Marine engineering;
canals; waterways
Watson, James Dewey 2312, 3600,
3603
Watt, James 1647, 1648, 1769, 1770,
1877, 2617, 3357
Waves 328, 2143, 2766
Weapon salve 1429
Subject Index
Weapons 576, 699, 765, 769, 791,
1900, 3408
Weather 1778, 2184, 3552
Weather forecasting 2935
Weber, Max 494, 2406, 3132
Wedgwood, Josiah 1773
Weed control 3390
Weights and measures 255, 260, 3508
Weimar Republic (1919-1933) 2015,
2589, 2892, 3090, 3145, 3231, 3338
Weiss, Edoardo 2370
Weizsäcker, Viktor von 3156
Welding 2631
Wells, Herbert George 1982, 1988,
1991, 2272, 2692, 3382
Wells, Thomas Spencer 2453
Werner, Abraham Gottlob 1787
West Africa 3694
West Germany 524, 3563, 3723, 3762
Western world, civilization and
culture 233, 280, 301, 314, 533,
625, 707, 747, 750, 766, 2460
Weyl, Hermann 2808, 2816
Whewell, William 1739, 2130
Whipple Museum of the History of
Science (Cambridge, Eng.) 2766
White, Leslie A. 3119
Whitehead, Alfred North 404
Wiener, Norbert 2686
Wilkins, John 1406
Wilkins, Maurice Hugh Frederick
3600
Willis, Thomas 477, 1581
Wilson, Edmund Beecher 3011
Wilson, Edward Osborne 455, 2313,
Wilson, Robert Rathbun 3532
Wind power 1154
Windmills 600, 757, 1149
Wine and winemaking 966, 3212
Winkelmann, Maria Margaretha 1743
Wisconsin Alumni Research
Foundation 3316
Witchcraft; demonology 952, 988,
1213, 1426–1428, 3515
Wittgenstein, Ludwig 2782, 2789,
3073
Wodeham, Adam 1109
Wollstonecraft, Mary 215
Wolves 399, 730
Women 554, 672, 952, 1270, 1652,
1876, 1923, 1994, 3090, 3173,
3405, 3413, 3421, 3638
Women and health 948, 1138, 1324,
2491, 2532, 2590, 3085, 3172,
3217, 3231, 3701, 3702, 3710
Women in engineering 219
Women in medicine 221, 1133, 1139,
1324, 1348, 1860, 1861, 1866,
1888, 2443, 2456, 2463, 2473,
2513, 2525, 2563, 2609, 3175,
3206, 3216, 3313
Women in science 220–224, 285, 429,
1190, 1192, 1420, 1446, 1548,
1655, 1674–1677, 1679, 1727,
1743, 1745, 1759, 1995, 1996,
2110, 2173, 2174, 2232, 2267,
2282, 2390, 2418, 2774, 2811,
2812, 2820, 2903, 2995, 3003,
3009, 3018, 3021, 3053, 3069,
3088, 3109, 3512, 3789
Women in technology 221, 1635,
3334, 3405, 3421, 3488
Women’s diseases 2500, 2609
Woodwork and woodworking 2648
Wool industry 2948
Wordsworth, William 1985
World Health Organization 3696
World War I 169, 2175, 2919, 3199,
3222, 3302
World War II 177, 2707, 2746, 2748,
2844, 2877, 2905, 2937, 3083,
3126, 3185, 3234, 3316, 3337
Worm, Ole 1450
Wotton, Edward 1304
Wounds and wound medicine 1429,
3222
Wren, Christopher 263
Wright, George Frederick 2325
Wright, Sewall 3022
Writing 935, 1925, 2259, 2291
Wu, Chien-Shiung 2903
Wu, Wen-tsün 692
Wyclif, John 1018, 1028, 1032
Wylton, Thomas 1041, 1089
X
X-ray crystallography 2837, 2929,
3603
X-ray tubes 2849
X-rays 160, 2869, 2919
Ximenes, Leonardo 677
Y
Yabuuchi, Kiyoshi 74
Yakyong, Jeong 682
Yale University 2452
Yang, Quan 693
Yaqut ibn ‘Abd Allah, al-Baghdadi
634, 665
Yellow fever 560, 2333, 3296
Yi Ik 728
Yiddish 2842, 2909
York Retreat 2556
Yosemite National Park 2230
Yugoslavia 3060
Yuji, Choe 720
Z
Zabarella, Jacopo 1163
Zaragosa, José de 1490
Zeising, Adolf 2081
Zeiss, Carl 3762
Zermelo, Ernst 2069, 2804
Zeuthen, Hieronymus Georg 2106
Zigno, Achille de 2263
Zimbabwe 819, 820
Zodiac see Constellations; zodiac
Zöllner, Johann Karl Friedrich 2042
Zoological geography 2977
Zoology 156, 396, 412, 415, 435–437,
439, 470, 1098, 1103, 1104, 1178,
1179, 1301–1306, 1361, 1388,
1389, 1575–1578, 1833, 1834,
1836, 1841, 1924, 1967, 2243,
2274, 2293–2296, 2298–2300,
2963, 2977, 2997, 2998, 3000,
3001, 3054, 3424
Zoos 1801, 2013, 2951
Zosimos of Panopolis 924
 Isis CB Classification Scheme
A. Tools for Historians of Science
1.General histories; 2.National contexts; 3.Information sources; 4.Reference works; 5.Historiography;
6.History of science as a discipline; 7.Historians of science
B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Science
10.Philosophy of science; 11.Sociology & psychology of science; 12.Linguistic & visual aspects
C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science
20.Science & society, general; 21.Ethics; 22.Politics, law, & economics; 23.Arts & literature; 26.Race &
ethnicity; 27.Gender; 28.Religion; 29.War
D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization
40.Scientific institutions; 41.Instruments & measurement; 42.Education; 43.Professional activities
E. Disciplinary Classification
101.Occult sciences; 102.Philosophy; 103.Mathematics; 104.Music
110.Astronomy; 111.Astrology; 112.Physics; 113.Chemistry; 114.Alchemy
120.Earth sciences; 121.Geography; 122.Natural history; 123.Environmental sciences; 124.Paleontology
130.Biology, general; 131.Botany; 132.Zoology; 133.Heredity, genetics, evolution; 134.Microbiology,
molecular biology; 135.Human biology & physical anthropology
136.Neurosciences; 137.Psychology & comparative psychology
140.Social sciences, general; 141.Sociology; 142.Cultural anthropology; 143.Economics; 144.Linguistics;
145.Archaeology; 146.History
150.Medicine; 151.Psychiatry; 152.Public health, health, nutrition; 153.Pharmacy
160.Technology; 161.Computer & communication technologies; 163.Agriculture; 164.Air & space
technologies
Categories in sections F and G are subdivided according to the divisions in A-E.
F. Classification by Cultural Influence (works focused on pre-modern, non-Western scientific
practices or on interactions between Western and non-Western cultures)
200. Cultural and cross-cultural contexts, including colonialism in general
210. Arabic-Islamic contexts
220. Byzantium and Eastern Christian contexts
230. East Asian and Southeast Asian contexts
240. Indian contexts
250. Jewish contexts
260. Native American contexts
270. African contexts
280. Australian and Pacific Island contexts
G. Chronological Classification (including most works after about 1800 regardless of location,
unless they are part of a non-Western knowledge tradition from section F.)
300. Prehistory and early human societies 340. Seventeenth century
311. Ancient Near Eastern contexts 350. Eighteenth century
312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 360. Nineteenth century
320. Medieval Western European contexts 370. Twentieth century, early
330. Renaissance Western European contexts 375. Twentieth century, late, and twenty-first
century

Front cover illustration: The frontispiece to Olao Worm's Museum Wormianum seu Historia Rerum
Rariorum (Lugduni Batavorum, 1655). The Danish natural philosopher and medical doctor Ole Worm
(1588-1654), who taught at the University of Copenhagen, became interested in collecting in the
1620s, and this book on his museum was published posthumously. (Image courtesy History of Science
Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries; copyright the Board of Regents of the University of
Oklahoma.)
 Isis CB Classification Scheme
A. Tools for Historians of Science
1.General histories; 2.National contexts; 3.Information sources; 4.Reference works; 5.Historiography;
6.History of science as a discipline; 7.Historians of science
B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Science
10.Philosophy of science; 11.Sociology & psychology of science; 12.Linguistic & visual aspects
C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science
20.Science & society, general; 21.Ethics; 22.Politics, law, & economics; 23.Arts & literature; 26.Race &
ethnicity; 27.Gender; 28.Religion; 29.War
D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization
40.Scientific institutions; 41.Instruments & measurement; 42.Education; 43.Professional activities
E. Disciplinary Classification
101.Occult sciences; 102.Philosophy; 103.Mathematics; 104.Music
110.Astronomy; 111.Astrology; 112.Physics; 113.Chemistry; 114.Alchemy
120.Earth sciences; 121.Geography; 122.Natural history; 123.Environmental sciences; 124.Paleontology
130.Biology, general; 131.Botany; 132.Zoology; 133.Heredity, genetics, evolution; 134.Microbiology,
molecular biology; 135.Human biology & physical anthropology
136.Neurosciences; 137.Psychology & comparative psychology
140.Social sciences, general; 141.Sociology; 142.Cultural anthropology; 143.Economics; 144.Linguistics;
145.Archaeology; 146.History
150.Medicine; 151.Psychiatry; 152.Public health, health, nutrition; 153.Pharmacy
160.Technology; 161.Computer & communication technologies; 163.Agriculture; 164.Air & space
technologies
Categories in sections F and G are subdivided according to the divisions in A-E.
F. Classification by Cultural Influence (works focused on pre-modern, non-Western scientific
practices or on interactions between Western and non-Western cultures)
200. Cultural and cross-cultural contexts, including colonialism in general
210. Arabic-Islamic contexts
220. Byzantium and Eastern Christian contexts
230. East Asian and Southeast Asian contexts
240. Indian contexts
250. Jewish contexts
260. Native American contexts
270. African contexts
280. Australian and Pacific Island contexts
G. Chronological Classification (including most works after about 1800 regardless of location,
unless they are part of a non-Western knowledge tradition from section F.)
300. Prehistory and early human societies 340. Seventeenth century
311. Ancient Near Eastern contexts 350. Eighteenth century
312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 360. Nineteenth century
320. Medieval Western European contexts 370. Twentieth century, early
330. Renaissance Western European contexts 375. Twentieth century, late, and twenty-first
century

Front cover illustration: The frontispiece to Olao Worm's Museum Wormianum seu Historia Rerum
Rariorum (Lugduni Batavorum, 1655). The Danish natural philosopher and medical doctor Ole Worm
(1588-1654), who taught at the University of Copenhagen, became interested in collecting in the
1620s, and this book on his museum was published posthumously. (Image courtesy History of Science
Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries; copyright the Board of Regents of the University of
Oklahoma.)