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Contents 

Introduction vii 

Journal List x 

A. Tools for Historians of Science 1 

1 General histories of science . . . . . 1 

2 National contexts . . . . . . . . 2 

3 Sources of information . . . . . . 3 

4 Reference works . . . . . . . . 3 

5 Historiography; historical method . . . 3 

6 The profession of history of science . . 4 

7 Historians of science . . . . . . . 4 

B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding 

Science 7 

10 Philosophy of science . . . . . . . 7 

11 Sociology & psychology of science . . 9 

12 Linguistic & visual aspects of science . . 11 

C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science 

12 

20 Science & society, general . . . . . 12 

21 Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 12 

22 Science & politics, law, economics . . . 12 

23 Science & the arts; science & literature . 13 

24 Science & media . . . . . . . . 13 

25 Science & popular culture . . . . . 13 

26 Science & race and ethnicity . . . . . 14 

27 Science & gender . . . . . . . . 14 

28 Science & religion . . . . . . . . 14 

29 Science & war . . . . . . . . . 15 

D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization 

16 

40 Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 16 

41 Scientific instruments; measurement . . 16 

42 Science education; educational institutions 17 

43 Professional activities of scientists . . . 17 

E. Disciplinary Classification 19 

101 Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 19 

102 Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . . 19 

103 Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . 19 

110 Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 20 

111 Astrology . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

112 Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 21 

113 Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 21 

114 Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . 23 

120 Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 23 

121 Geography; cartography; exploration . . 23 

122 Natural history . . . . . . . . . 24 

123 Environmental sciences . . . . . . 24 

130 Biological sciences . . . . . . . . 26 

131 Botany . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 

132 Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 27 

133 Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . . 27 

134 Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 28 

135 Physical anthropology . . . . . . . 28 

136 Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 29 

137 Psychology; comparative psychology . . 29 

140 Social sciences in general . . . . . . 30 

142 Cultural anthropology . . . . . . . 30 

143 Economics . . . . . . . . . . 30 

145 Archaeology . . . . . . . . . . 30 

146 History as a discipline . . . . . . . 30 

150 Medical sciences in general . . . . . 30 

151 Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . . 33 

152 Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 34 

153 Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . 34 

160 Technology in general . . . . . . . 35 

161 Computer & information technologies . . 36 

163 Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 37 

F. Classification by Geographical Area and 

Cultural Influence 38 

200 Cultural & cross-cultural contexts . . 38 

1. General histories of science . . . . . 38 

210 Arabic-Islamic contexts . . . . . . 38 


29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 38 

42. Science education; educational institutions 39 

102. Philosophy; history of ideas . . . . 39 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 39 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 39 

110. Astronomy; cosmology . . . . . . 39 

111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 40 

112. Physics; exact sciences in general . . . 40 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 40 

120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 40 

131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 40 

132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 40 

137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 40 

150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 40 

153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 40 

160. Technology in general . . . . . . 41 

163. Agricultural sciences . . . . . . . 41 

220 Byzantine contexts . . . . . . . 41 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 41 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 41 


152. Health; nutrition; public health . . . . 41 

230 East Asian contexts . . . . . . . 41 


5. Historiography; historical method . . . 41 

22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 41 

27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 42 

41. Scientific instruments; measurement . . 42 

101. Occult sciences; magic . . . . . . 42 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 42 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 44

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114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 44 


121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 44 

130. Biological sciences . . . . . . . 44 


146. History as a discipline . . . . . . 44 


153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 45 



240 Indian contexts . . . . . . . . . 46 


3. Sources of information . . . . . . 46 

20. Science & society, general . . . . . 46 


103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 46 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 46 



114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 47 


123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 47 





250 Jewish contexts . . . . . . . . . 48 

4. Reference works . . . . . . . . 48 

28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 48 



104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 48 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 49 



260 Native American contexts . . . . . 49 


103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 49 


124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 49 

144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 49 


151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 49 



270 African contexts . . . . . . . . 50 




280 Australian & Pacific Island contexts . . 50 


290 Euro-Asian traditional contexts . . . 50 


G. Chronological Classification 51 

300 Prehistory & early human societies . . 51 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 51 

311 Ancient Near Eastern contexts . . . 51 




103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 51 




312 Ancient Greek & Roman contexts . . 52 



40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 52 



103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 53 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 54 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 55 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 55 



122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 55 



135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 55 






320 Medieval Western European contexts . 56 



4. Reference works . . . . . . . . 57 

12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science . 57 


23. Science & the arts; science & literature . 57 

25. Science & popular culture . . . . . 58 







103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 59 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 60 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 60 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 60 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 61 


133. Heredity; genetics; evolution . . . . 62 


143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 62 

150. Medical sciences in general . . . . . 62




330 Renaissance Western European contexts 63 





24. Science & media . . . . . . . . 65 





43. Professional activities of scientists . . 66 



103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 67 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 67 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 68 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 69 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 69 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 70 


136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 70 





153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 72 



340 Seventeenth century . . . . . . . 72 
















103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 77 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 79 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 80 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 80 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 81 


134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 81 

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350 Eighteenth century . . . . . . . 83 





21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 83 












103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 86 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 86 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 87 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 88 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 90 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 90 





140. Social sciences in general . . . . . 91 

142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 91 

143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 92 

144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 92 

145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 92 





153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 94 



164. Air & space technologies . . . . . 94 

360 Nineteenth century . . . . . . . 95 


2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 95 






24. Science & media . . . . . . . . 97 

25. Science & popular culture . . . . . 97 

26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 97 



29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 98

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103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 100 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 102 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 104 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 109 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 110 








141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 114 


145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 114 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 121 


161. Computer & information technologies . 123 



370 Twentieth century . . . . . . . . 123 




21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 124 




26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 127 









103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 129 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 130 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 131 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 134 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 139 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 139 








141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 144 


143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 144 

144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 145 

145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 145 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 152 





375 Twentieth century after 1950 . . . . 156 





24. Science & media . . . . . . . . 157 


26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 158 








103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 159 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 159 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 160 




124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 162 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 163 







141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 165 


143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 165 

145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 165 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 168 





Book Reviews 173 

Author Index 201

Subject Index 229 

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of note. There is a periodically updated list 

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bibliography of over 3,000 works at http:// 

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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 Australian 

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 downloaded 

from http://home.earthlink.net/ 

˜claelliott/index.html which is maintained 

by Clark Elliott. 

Finally, there is an important list of internet 

links to resources in the history of 

science worldwide from the World History 

of Science Online website (see both 

http://www.dhs-whso.org/WHSO/link_ 

to_existing_online.htm and http:// 

www.dhs-whso.org/WHSO/links_to%20_ 

similar_projects.htm). This site is maintained 

by the International Union of History 

and Philosophy of Science/Division of History 

of Science (IUHPS/DHS). 

The Isis Bibliography website (http: 

//www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/ 

index.html) 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 

Information for Contributors 

Introduction ix 

welcomes comments 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 and Lawrence S. Larsen helped with 

foreign language proofing. Steven Livesey has 

annually provided help with locating hard-tofind 

medieval citations, and this year, Baudouin 

Van Den Abeele sent me an extensive bibliography. 

I am fortunate to have an active panel of 

contributors and an extremely helpful advisory 

board. The graduate students in the History of 

Science Department at the University of Oklahoma 

provide the daily support for this project. 

One of the most enjoyable parts of my job as 

bibliographer is my weekly interaction with 

these new historians of science who bring a 

fresh perspective and great enthusiasm to the 

field. This year my assistants have been Kate 

Sheppard, Julie Grissom, Sylwester Ratowt, 

and Lisa Torres. 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 Science 

Society and the University of Oklahoma. 

Especially important to mention are the 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. 

Stephen P. Weldon 

Norman, Oklahoma 

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/index.html. 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.

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 díle 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) 

*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 

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 Dziejow 

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 

Annales Annales. Histoire, sciences sociales 

(0395-2649) 

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) 

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. My´sli Społechnej Archiwum 

Historii Filozofii i My´sli 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. 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) 

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 

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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. 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 

Behavior. Behaviorology (1047-8663) 

Beit. Gesch. Geophy. Kos. Phys. Beiträge zur 

Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik 

(1615-2628) 

Beitr. Astronomiegesch. Belträge zur 

Astronomiegeschichte 

*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 

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 

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

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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 


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 

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 

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 

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) 

Cien. Hoje Ciência Hoje (0101-8515) 

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) 

*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) 

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. Anthropol. Cultural Anthropology 

*Cult. Cosmos Culture and Cosmos (1368-6534) 

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 

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) 

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*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. Documentie Studi 

sulla Tradizione Filosofica Medievale: Rivista 

della Società lnternazionale per lo Studio del 

Medioevo Latino 

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 Eur. Quart. East European Quarterly 

*EASTM East Asian Science, Technology, and 

Medicine (1562-918X) 

Ecology Ecology (0012-9658) 

Econ. Bot. Economic Botany 

Econ. Hist. Rev. Economic History Review 

Econ. Soc. Economy and Society 

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. and Dissent Enlightenment and Dissent 

(0262-7612) 

Environ. and Hist. Environment and History 

*Environ. Hist. Environmental History (1084-5453) 

*EOS Eos: Transactions, American Geophysical 

Union (0096-3941) 

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 

Essays Arts Sci. Essays in Arts and Sciences 

Essays Med. Stud. Essays in Medieval Studies 

(1043-2213)

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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) 

French Col. Hist. French Colonial History 

(1539-3402) 

*French Hist. French History (0269-1191) 

*French Hist. Stud. French Historical Studies 

(0016-1071) 

Frühmittelalt. Stud. Frühmittelalterliche Studien 

(0071-9706) 

Futuribles Futuribles 

Garden Hist. Garden History 

Gaz. Arch. La Gazette des Archives 

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. Geofísica 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-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 

Hermes Hermes: Zeitschrift für Klassische 

Philologic 

Heroic Age: J. Early Med. Northwest. Eur. 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 

*Hist. & Tech. History and Technology (0734-1512) 

Hist. Africa History in Africa (0361-5413) 

Hist. Anthro. History and Anthropology (0275-7206) 

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 

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. Mem. History and Memory: Studies in 

representation of the past (0935-560X) 

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. 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. Theory History and Theory (0018-2656) 

Hist. Today History Today 

*Hist. Univ. History of Universities (0144-5138) 

*Hist. Workshop J. History Workshop Journal 

(1363-3554) 

*Hist. Z. Historische Zeitschrift (0018-2613) 

Histoire Educ. Histoire de l’Education (0221-6280) 

Historia Historia (0018-2311) 

Historian Historian: Journal of History 

History History (0018-2648) 

Homme Homme: Revue Française d’Anthropologie 

Homme Société Homme et la Société 

Hsin-shih-hsueh Hsin-shih-hsueh (New History) 

(1023-2249) 

Hum. Tech. Rev. Humanities and Technology Review 

Humboldt Humboldt (Internationales Nationes) 

Humor Health J. Humor and Health Journal 

Huntia Huntia (0073-4071) 

Huntington Libr. Quart. Huntington Library 

Quarterly 

Hyeondae Bukhan Yeonku Hyeondae Bukhan 

Yeonku (North Korean Studies Review) 

*HYLE Hyle (1433-5158) 

I Tatti Stud. I Tatti Studies: Essays in the 

Renaissance 

Journal List xv 

Icon Icon: Journal of the International Committee for 

the History of Technology 

Ideal. Stud. Idealistic Studies 

*Imago Mundi Imago Mundi (0308-5694) 

Impact Sci. Soc. Impact of Science on Society 

(0019-2872) 

*Indian J. Hist. Sci. Indian Journal of History of 


Indiana Mag. Hist. Indiana Magazine of History 

Indust. Archaeol. Industrial Archaeology 

(0019-7971) 

Int. J. Mid. East Stud. International Journal of 

Middle East Studies 

Int. J. Phil. Stud. International Journal of 

Philosophical Studies 

Int. J. Psychiat. International Journal of Psychiatry 

Int. J. Psychoanal. International Journal of 

Psychoanalysis 

Int. Phil. Quart. International Philosophical 

Quarterly 

Int. Rev. Soc. His t. International Review of Social 


*Int. Stud Phil Sci. International Studies in the 

Philosophy of Science (0269-8595) 

Int. Z. Phil. Intemationale Zeitschrift für Philosophie 

*Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. Interdisciplinary Science 

Reviews (0308-0188) 

Internat. J. Devel. Biol. International Journal of 

Developmental Biology (0214-6282) 

Internat. Soc. Sci. J. International Social Science 

Journal (0020-8701) 

Interpretation Interpretation: A Journal of Political 

Philosophy 

Intersezioni Intersezioni: Rivista di Storia delle ldee 

Intertexts lntertexts 

Invest. Cienc. Investigación y Ciencia (0210-136X) 

Iran. Stud. Iranian Studies 

Irish Astron. J. The Irish Astronomical Journal 

Irish Hist. Stud. Irish Historical Studies: Joint 

Journal of the Irish Historical Society and the 

Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies 

(0021-1214) 

*Isis Isis (0021-1753) 

Islam. Sci. Newslett. Islamic Science Newsletter 

Issues Sci. Tech. Issues in Science and Technology 

(0748-5492) 

Issues Writing Issues in Writing 

Ist. Ark. Istoricheskii arkhiv (0869-6322) 

Istor. Astron Issled. Istoriko-Astronomicheskie 

Issledovaniia 

Istor. Metodol. Estestv. Nauk Istoriia i Metodologiia 

Estestvennykh Nauk 

Iz. Ist. Biol. lz lstorii Biologii 

J. Aesthet. Art Crit. Journal of Aesthetics and Art 

Criticism 

J. Amer. Acad. Relig. Journal of the American 

Academy of Religion (0002-7189) 

J. Amer. Cult. Journal of American Culture 

*J. Amer. Hist. Journal of American History 

(0021-8723) 

*J. Amer. Med. Ass. (JAMA) Journal of the American 

Medical Association (0098-7484) 

J. Amer. Orient. Soc. Journal of the American 

Oriental Society

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J. Amer. Res. Cent. Egypt Journal of the American 

Research Center in Egypt 

J. Anthropol. Soc. Oxford Journal of the 

Anthropological Society of Oxford 

J. Arch. Org. Journal of Archival Organization 

(1533-2748) 

J. Asia. Journal Asiatique 

*J. Asian Stud. Journal of Asian Studies (0021-9118) 

J. Astron. Hist. Herit. Journal of Astronomical 

History and Heritage (1440-2507) 

J. Atmos. Sol.-Terr. Phys. Journal of Atmospheric 

and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (1364-6826) 

J. Balt. Stud. Journal of Baltic Studies (0162-9778) 

J. Black Stud. Journal of Black Studies 

J. Brit. Stud. Journal of British Studies 

J. Can. Stud. Journal of Canadian Studies 

J. Chem Educ. Journal of Chemical Education 

(0021-9584) 

J. Cold War Stud. Journal of Cold War Studies 

(1520-3972) 

J. Colonialism Col. Hist. Journal of Colonialism and 

Colonial History (1532-5768) 

*J. Contemp. Hist. Journal of Contemporary History 

(0022-0094) 

J. Dial. Natur. Journal of Dialectics of Nature 

J. Early Mod. Hist. Journal of Early Modem History 

J. Early Repub. Journal of the Early Republic 

J. Econ. Hist. Journal of Economic History 

J. Egypt. Archaeol. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 

J. Eur. Econ. Hist. Journal of European Economic 


*J. Eur. Stud. Journal of European Studies 

(0047-2441) 

J. Gen. Phil. Sci. Journal for General Philosophy of 


J. Geoph. Res. Journal of Geophysical Research 

(0148-0227) 

J. Hellen. Stud. Journal of Hellenic Studies 

J. Hist. Arabic Sci. Journal for the History of Arabic 


*J. Hist. Astron. Journal for the History of 

Astronomy (0021-8286) 

*J. Hist. Behav. Sci. Journal of the History of the 

Behavioral Sciences (0022-5061) 

*J. Hist. Biol. Journal of the History of Biology 

(0022-5010) 

*J. Hist. Collect. Journal of the History of 

Collections (0954-6650) 

J. Hist. Dent. Journal of the History of Dentistry 

(1089-6287) 

J. Hist. Econ. Thought Journal of the History of 

Economic Thought 

J. Hist. Geogr. Journal of Historical Geography 

*J. Hist. Ideas Journal of the History of Ideas 

(0022-5037) 

*J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. Journal of the History of 

Medicine and Allied Sciences (0022-5045) 

J. Hist. Metall. Soc. Journal of the Historical 

Metallurgy Society 

*J. Hist. Neurosci. Journal of the History of the 

Neurosciences (0964-704X) 

*J. Hist. Phil. Journal of the History of Philosophy 

(0022-5053) 

J. Hist. Sexual. Journal of the History of Sexuality 

J. Hist. Sociol. Journal of Historical Sociology 

J. Illinois Hist. Journal of Illinois History 

J. Indo-Euro. Stud. Journal of Indo-European Studies 

(0092-2323) 

J. Indo-Judaic Stud. Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies 

(1206-9930) 

J. Indust. Hist Journal of Industrial History 

(1463-6174) 

J. Inst. Romance Stud. Journal of the Institute of 

Romance Studies 

*J. Interdis. Hist. Journal of Interdisciplinary History 

(0022-1953) 

J. Japan. Stud. Journal of Japanese Studies 

J. Latin Amer. Stud. Journal of Latin American 

Studies 

J. Med. & Phil. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 

(0360-5310) 

J. Med. Biogr. Journal of Medical Biography 

(0967-7720) 

J. Med. Latin Journal of Medieval Latin (0778-9750) 

J. Med. Primat. Journal of Medical Primatology 

*J. Medieval Early Mod. Stud. Journal of Medieval 

and Early Modern Studies (1082-9636) 

J. Medieval Hist. Journal of Medieval History 

(0304-4181) 

J. Mil. Hist. Journal of Military History 

J. Miss. Hist. Journal of Mississippi History 

(0022-2771) 

*J. Mod. Hist. Journal of Modern History 

(0022-2801) 

J. Music Theory Journal of Music Theory 

J. Near East. Stud. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 

*J. Pac. Hist. Journal of Pacific History (0022-3344) 

J. Phil. Journal of Philosophy 

J. Phil. Res. Journal of Philosophical Research 

J. Policy Hist. Journal of Policy History 

J. Psychohist. Journal of Psychohistory 

J. Relig. Journal of Religion 

J. Roman Archaeol. Journal of Roman Archaeology 

J. Roman Stud. Journal of Roman Studies 

J. Roy. Astron. Soc. Can. Journal of the Royal 

Astronomical Society of Canada 

J. Roy. Austral. Hist. Soc. Journal of the Royal 

Australian Historical Society 

J. Roy. Coll. Gen. Pract. Journal of the Royal 

College of General Practitioners 

J. Roy. Coll. Phys. London Journal of the Royal 

College of Physicians of London 

J. Roy. Soc. Antiquar. Ireland Journal of the Royal 

Society of Antiquaries of Ireland 

J. Savants Journal des Savants 

J. Siam Soc. Journal of the Siam Society 

J. Soc. Architect. Hist. Journal of the Society of 

Architectural Historians 

J. Soc. Hist. Journal of Social History 

J. South. African Stud. Journal of Southern African 

Studies 

J. South. Hist. Journal of Southern History 

J. Southeast Asian Stud. Journal of Southeast Asian 

Studies 

J. Stat. Phys. Journal of Statistical Physics 

J. Transdisc. Res. South. Africa The Journal for 

Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa 

(1817-4434)

J. Transp. Hist. Journal of Transport History 

J. Urban Hist. Journal of Urban History 

J. Vitctorian Cult. Journal of Victorian Culture 

J. Warburg Courtauld Inst. Journal of the Warburg 

and Courtauld Institutes (0075-4390) 

J. Washington Acad. Sci. Journal of the Washington 

Academy of Sciences (0043-0439) 

J. Women’s Hist. Journal of Women’s History 

J. World Hist. Journal of World History (1045-6007) 

Jaarb. Vooraziat.-Egypt. Genootsch. Jaarbericht van 

het Vooraziatisch-Egyptisch Genootschaap “Ex 

Oriente Lux” 

Jahr. österreichischen Byzant. Jahrbuch der 

österreichischen Byzantinistik (0378-8660) 

Jahrb. Freien Deut. Hochstifts Jahrbuch des Freien 

Deutschen Hochstifts 

Jahrb. Gesch. Mittel- Ostdeut. Jahrbuch für die 

Geschichte Mittel- und Ostdeutchlands 

Jahrb. Gesch. Osteur. Jahrbücher für Geschichte 

Osteuropas (0021-4019) 

Jahrb. Gesch. Theor. Biol. Jahrbuch für Geschichte 

und Theorie der Biologie (0944-3266) 

Jahrb. Soziologiegesch. Jahrbuch für 

Soziologiegeschichte 

Jahrb. Universitatsgesch. Jahrbuch für 

Universitätsgeschichte (1435-1358) 

Jahrb. Wiener Goethe Ver. Jahrbuch des Wiener 

Goethe-Verein 

Jahresber. Deut. Math. Ver. Jahresberichte der 

Deutschen Mathematiker-Vereinigung 

Janus Janus (0021-4264) 

Jap. Stud. Hist. Sci. Japanese Studies in the History 

of Science 

JASIST Journal of the American Society for 

Information Science and Technology (0002-8231) 

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 

(Bulletin of the Institute of Modern History, 

Academia Sinica) (1029-4740) 

Journal x Journal x: A Journal in Culture and 

Criticism 

Kagakugijutsushi Kagakugijutsushi (The Japanese 

Journal for the History of Science and Technology) 

*Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) Kagakushi Kenkyu 

(History of Chemistry) (0386-9512) 

*Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) Kagakusi Kenkyu 

(History of Science) (0022-7692) 

Kairós Revista Kairós (1516-2567) 

Kansas Hist. Kansas History: A Journal of the 

Central Plains 

Kant Stud. Kant-Studien 

Keji yiliao yu shihui Keji yiliao yu shihui (Taiwanese 

Journal for the Study of Science, Technology and 

Medicine) 

Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa Kexue Jishu yu 

Bianzhengfa (Science, Technology, and Dialectics) 

(1003-5680) 

Kiva Kiva: The Journal of Southwestern 

Anthropology and History 

KLIO Klio (0075-6334) 

Journal List xvii 

Knowl. Soc. Knowledge and Society: The 

Anthropology of Science and Technology 

Knowl. Tech. Policy Knowledge, Technology, and 

Policy (0897-1986) 

Knowledge Knowledge: Creation, Diffusion, 

Utilization 

Korea J. Korea Journal 

Korea Obser. Korea Observer 

Kritika Kritika: Explorations in Russian and 

Eurasian History 

Kult. Tech. Kultur & Technik: Zeitschrift des 

Deutschen Museums 

Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i 

Techniki (0023-589X) 

Latin Amer. Res. Rev. Latin American Research 

Review 

Latomus Latomus: Revue d’Études Latines 

Laval Théol. Phil. Laval Théologique et 

Philosophique 

Le Moy. Age Le Moyen âge (0027-2841) 

*Leonardo Leonardo (0024-094X) 

Lessing Yearbk. Lessing Yearbook 

Lett. Ital. Lettere Italiane 

Leviathan Leviathan: Zeitschrift für 

Sozialwissenschaft 

Lex. Phil. Lexicon Philosophicurn: Quaderni di 

Terminologia Filosofica e Storia delle ldee 

Lias Lias: Sources and Documents Relating to the 

Early Modern History of Ideas 

Library Library: Transactions of the Bibliographical 

Society, London 

Lichtenberg-Jahrb. Lichtenberg-Jahrbuch 

Linnean The Linnean: Newsletter and Proceedings of 

the Linnean Society of London 

Lishi yuyan yanjiuso jikan Lishi yuyan yanjiuso jikan 

(Bulletin of the Institute of History and Philology, 

Academia Sinica) (1012-4195) 

*Llull Llull (0210-8615) 

Local Hist. The Local Historian 

Locke Newslett. The Locke Newsletter 

London J. London Journal 

Louisiana Hist. Louisiana History 

Ludus Vitalis Ludus Vitalis: Revista de Filosofía de 

las Ciencias de la Vida 

Lychnos Lychnos (0076-1648) 

Majallat Kulliyat al-Adab wa-al-’Ulum al-Insaniyah 

Majallat Kulliyat al-Adab wa-al-’Ulum 

al-Insaniyah (0258-1132) 

*Manguinhos História, Ciências, Saúde 

(Manguinhos) (0104-5970) 

Mankind Quart. Mankind Quarterly 

Manuscripta Manuscripta 

Manuscripta Orient. Manuscripta Orientalia 

(1238-5018) 

Mariner’s Mirror Mariner’s Mirror 

Maryland Hist. Maryland Historian 

Maryland Hist. Mag. Maryland Historical Magazine 

Mat. Disc. Anal. Testi Class. Materiali e Discussioni 

per l’Analisi dei Testi Classici 

Math. Semesterber. Mathematische Semesterberichte 

Math. Teach. Mathematics Teacher 

Mathesis Mathesis: Filosofía e Historia de las 

Matemáticas 

Meas. Sci Tech. Measurement Science and 

Technology (0957-0233)

xviii Journal List 

Med. Gesell. Gesch. Medizin, Gesellschaft, und 

Geschichte (0939-351X) 

Med. Hist. Medical History (0025-7273) 

Mediaeval Stud. Mediaeval Studies 

Mediaevalia Mediaevalia: A Journal of Mediaeval 

Studies 

Mediaevalia Phil. Polonorum Mediaevalia 

Philosophica Polonorum 

Medieval Phil. Theol. Medieval Philosophy and 

Theology (1057-0608) 

Medieval Prosopogr. Medieval Prosopography 

Medievalia Hum. Medievalia et Humanistica: 

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Culture 

Medioevo Medioevo: Saggi e Ressegne 

Medizinhist. J. Medizinhistorisches Journal 

(0025-8431) 

Melbourne Hist. J. Melbourne Historical Journal 

Mém. Acad. Sci. Arts Belles-Lett. Dijon Mémoires de 

l’Académie des Sciences, Arts et Belles-Lettres de 

Dijon 

Mem. Accad. Sci Torino Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Natur. 

Memorie della Accademia delle Scienze di Torino, 

Classe di Scienze Fisiche Matematiche e Naturali 

Mem. Roy. Astron. Soc. Lond. Memoirs of the Royal 

Astronomical Society of London 

Memorandum Memorandum (1676-1669) 

Mendel Newslett. Mendel Newsletter (0025-9241) 

Mercury Mercury (0047-6773) 

Metascience Metascience (0815-0796) 

Meteor. Planet. Sci. Meteoritics and Planetary 

Science 

Mex. Stud. Mexican Studies 

*MHNH MHNH (Revista Internacional de 

Investigación sobre Magia y Astrología Antiguas) 

(1578-4517) 

*Mich. Acad. Michigan Academician: Papers of the 

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters 

(0026-2005) 

Micrologus Micrologus (1123-2560) 

Mid. East Stud. Middle Eastern Studies 

Mid. East Stud. Assoc. Bull. Middle East Studies 

Association Bulletin (0026-3184) 

Minerva Minerva (0026-4695) 

Ming Stud. Ming Studies 

Mining Hist. J. Mining History Journal 

Misc. Marciana Miscellanea Marciana 

Missouri Hist. Rev. Missouri Historical Review 

Mitt. Berliner Gesell. Anthro. Ethn. Urgesch. 

Mitteilungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für 

Anthropologie Ethnologie und Urgeschichte 

(0178-7896) 

Mitt. Deutsch. Math.-Vereinig. Mitteilungen der 

Deutschen Mathematiker-Vereinigung 

Mitt. Forschungsbeitr. Cusanus Ges. Mitteilungen 

und Forschungsbeiträge der Cusanus- Gesellschaft 

*Mitt. Gauss Ges. Mitteilungen, Gauss- Gesellschaft 

E.V. Göttingen (0435-1452) 

*Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 

Mitteilungen Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker 

Fachgruppe Geschichte der Chemie (0934-8506) 

Mitt. Naturforsclt Ges. Bern Mitteilungen der 

Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern 

Mittellatein. Jahrb. Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch: 

Internationale Zeitschrift für Mediavistik 

MLN Modern Language Notes 

Mnemosyne Mnemosyne: Bibliotheca Philologica 

Classica Batava 

Mod. Philol. Modern Philology (0026-8232) 

Mod. Schoolman Modern Schoolman 

Mod. Theol. Modern Theology (0266-7177) 

*Modernism/Modernity Modernism/Modernity 

(1080-6601; 1071-6068) 

Mon. Nipp. Monumenta Nipponica 

Monatsber. Deut. Akad. Wiss. Berlin Monatsberichte 

der Deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu 

Berlin 

Monatshefte Monatshefte 

Monist Monist: An International Quarterly Journal of 

General Philosophical Inquiry 

Monograf. Dziejow Nauki Tech. Monografie z 

Dziejow Nauki i Techniki (0077-054X) 

Mosaic Mosaic: Journal for the Comparative Study 

of Literature and Ideas 

*N. Y. Hist. New York History (0146-437X) 

N. Y. Rev. Bks. New York Review of Books 

(0028-7504) 

Nagoya Kogyo Daigaku gakuho Nagoya Kogyo 

Daigaku gakuho (0369-3171) 

Natur. Soc. Thought Nature, Society, and Thought: A 

Journal of Dialectical and Historical Materialism 

*Nature Nature (0028-0836) 

Naturwiss. Rundsch. Naturwissenschaftliche 

Rundschau (0028-1050) 

Naukov. Naukovedenie 

Near East. Archaeol. Near Eastern Archaeology 

(1094-2076) 

Nei Menggu Daxue Xuebao OLD–Nei Menggu 

Daxue Xuebao (Journal of Inner Mongolia Normal 

University) 

Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue 

Ban) Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran 

Kexue Ban) (Journal of Inner Mongolia Normal 

University [Natural Science Edition]) 

Neuphilolog. Mitteil. Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 

Neuroscientist The Neuroscientist 

Neusis Neusis 

New Engl. Quart. New England Quarterly 

New Ideas Psychol. New Ideas in Psychology 

*New Phil. New Philosophy (0028-6443) 

New Scientist New Scientist (0262-4079) 

New Vico Stud. New Vico Studies 

News HOPOS Newsletter of HOPOS (1544-9912 

(formerly 1527-9332)) 

Nineteenth Cent. Prose Nineteenth Century Prose 

Nineteenth-Cent. Stud. Nineteenth-Century Studies 

(0893-7931) 

Nord. Mat. Tidsskr. Nordisk Matematisk Tidsskrift 

*North Carolina Hist. Rev. North Carolina Historical 

Review (0029-2494) 

North. Hist. Northern History (0078-172X) 

*Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. Notes and Records of 

the Royal Society (0035-9149) 

Nous Nous 

Nouv. Républ. Lett. Nouvelles de la République des 

Lettres 

Nova Acta Paracelsica Nova Acta Paracelsica: 

Jahrbuch der Schweizerischen 

Paracelsus-Gesellschaft

Novaia Noveish. Ist. Novaia i noveishaia istoriia 

*NTM NTM (0036-6978) 

*Nuncius Nuncius (0394-7394) 

Ohio Val. Hist. Ohio Valley History 

*Ontario Hist. Ontario History (0030-2953) 

Oregon Hist. Quart. Oregon Historical Quarterly 

*Organon Organon (0078-6500) 

Orientalia Orientalia (Pontificum Institutum 

Biblicum) 

*Osiris Osiris (0369-7827) 

Österreich. Z. Geschichtswiss. Österreichische 

Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften 

Osteuropa Osteuropa (0030-6428) 

Otechest. Ist. Otechestvennaia istoriia 

Oumei Yenjiu Oumei Yenjiu (Euro-American 

Studies) 

Oxford Stud. Ancient Phil. Oxford Studies in Ancient 

Philosophy 

Pacific Hist. Rev. Pacific Historical Review 

Pacific Northwest Quart. Pacific Northwest 

Quarterly (0030-8803) 

Pacific Sci. Pacific Science 

Pacific. Phil. Quart. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 

Pagine Stor. Med. Pagine di Storia della Medicina 

Pales. Explor. Quart. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 

Pap. Brit. School Rome Papers of the British School 

at Rome 

Partisan Rev. Partisan Review 

*Past Present Past and Present (0031-2746) 

Pecia Pecia: Ressources en Médiévistique 

*Penn Hist. Pennsylvania History: A Journal of 

Mid-Atlantic Studies (0031-4528) 

*Penn. Mag. Hist. Biogr. Pennsylvania Magazine of 

History and Biography (0031-4578) 

Pensée (Paris) Pensée: Recherches Marxistes, 

Sciences, Société, Philosophic 

Peritia Peritia: Journal of the Medieval Academy of 

Ireland 

*Perspect. Biol. Med. Perspectives in Biology and 

Medicine (0031-5982) 

*Perspect. Sci. Perspectives on Science (1063-6145) 

Perspect. Sci. Christ. Faith Perspectives on Science 

and Christian Faith 

Pesquisa Pesquisa 

*Pharm. Hist. Pharmacy in History (0031-7047) 

*Phil Soc. Sci. Philosophy of the Social Sciences 

(0048-3931) 

Phil. Forum Philosophical Forum 

*Phil. Geog. Philosophy and Geography 

(1090-3771) 

Phil. Hist. Sci. Philosophy and the History of 

Science: A Taiwanese Journal 

Phil. J. Philosophical Journal: Transactions of the 

Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow 

Phil. Jahrb. Philosophisches Jahrbuch 

*Phil. Natur. Philosophia Naturalis (0031-8027) 

Phil. Psychiat. Psychol. Philosophy, Psychiatry, and 

Psychology 

Phil. Psychol. Philosophical Psychology 

Phil. Quart. Philosophical Quarterly 

Phil. Rev. Philosophical Review 

Phil. Sci. Philosophy of Science (0031-8248) 

Phil. Soc. Crit. Philosophy and Social Criticism 

Journal List xix 

Phil. Trans. Royal Soc. London Royal Society of 

London. Philosophical Transactions. 

Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 

(1364-503X) 

Philol. Quart. Philological Quarterly 

Philologus Philologus: Zeitschrift für das Klassische 

Altertum 

Philosophy Philosophy: Journal of the British 

Institute of Philosophy 

Phronesis Phronesis: A Journal of Ancient 

Philosophy 

Phys. Bl. Physikalische Blätter 

Phys. Persp. Physics in Perspective (1422-6944) 

Phys. Teacher Physics Teacher 

Phys. Today Physics Today (0031-9228) 

Phys. Unserer Zeit Physik in Unserer Zeit 

(0031-9252) 

Phys. World Physics World (0953-8585) 

*Physis Physis (0031-9414) 

Planet. Space Sci. Planetary and Space Science 

Platinum Metals Rev. Platinum Metals Review 

Poetica Poetica: Zeitschrift für Sprach- und 

Literaturwissenschaft 

Poetics Today Poetics Today: International Journal 

for Theory and Analysis of Literature and 

Communication 

*Polhem Polhem (0281-2142) 

Polit. Life Sci. Politics and the Life Sciences 

Polity Polity: The Journal of the Northeastern 

Political Science Association 

Practitioner Practitioner 

Prilozi Prilozi za istraˇzivanje hrvatske filozofske 

baˇstine (0350-2791) 

Probl. Post Comm. Problems of Post Communism 

Proc. Amer Cath. Phil. Assoc. Proceedings of the 

American Catholic Philosophical Association 

Proc. Amer. Antiq. Soc. Proceedings of the American 

Antiquarian Society 

*Proc. Amer. Phil Soc. Proceedings of the American 

Philosophical Society (0003-049X) 

Proc. Brit. Acad. Proceedings of the British 

Academy 

Proc. Cumberland Geol. Soc. Proceedings of the 

Cumberland Geological Society 

Proc. Roy. Inst. Proceedings of the Royal Institution 

of Great Britain 

Proc. Roy. Microsc. Soc. Proceedings of the Royal 

Microscopical Society 

Proc. Roy. Soc. Med. Proceedings of the Royal 

Society of Medicine 

Prog. Quantum Elec. Progress in Quantum 

Electronics (0079-6727) 

Prometheus Prometheus: Rivista Quadrimentrale di 

Studi Classici 

Prospects Prospects: An Annual of American 

Cultural Studies (0361-2333) 

Protist Protist (1434-4610) 

PSA PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of 

the Philosophy of Science Association 

Psychoanal. Contemp. Thought Psychoanalysis and 

Contemporary Thought 

Psychoanal. Hist. Psychoanalysis and History 

(1460-8235) 

Psychoanal. Quart. Psychoanalytic Quarterly

xx Journal List 

Psychoanal. Rev. Psychoanalytic Review 

Psychol. Gesch. Psychologie und Geschichte 

Psychol. Med. Psychological Medicine 

Psychol. Rec. Psychological Record 

Public Hist. Public Historian 

*Public Underst. Sci. Public Understanding of 


Qorot Qorot (0449-4881) 

Quad. Hist. Engin. Quaderns d’Història de 

l’Enginyeria: 150 anys d’enginyeria industrial Vol 

V (1135-934X) 

Quad. Stor. Quaderni Storici 

Quad. Stor. Univ. Padova Quaderni per la Storia 

dell’Università di Padova 

*Quad. Stud. Arab. Quaderni di Studi Arabi 

(1121-2306) 

Quart. J. Roy. Astron. Soc. Quarterly Journal of the 

Royal Astronomical Society 

Quart. Rev. Biol. Quarterly Review of Biology 

(0033-5770) 

Quekett J. Microsc. Quekett Journal of Microscopy 

(0969-3823) 

Quim. Nova Quimica Nova (0100-4042) 

Quipu Quipu (0185-5093) 

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) 

Renaiss. Quart. Renaissance Quarterly (0034-4338) 

Renaiss. Reform. Renaissance and Reformation 

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 

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. 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. 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 

Rev. Indias Revista de Indias 

Rev. Int. Phil. Revue International de Philosophie 

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 

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 

Scandanavian J. Immun. Scandanavian Journal of 

Immunology 

Schede Mediev. Schede Medievali 

Schweiz. Z. Gesch. Schweizerische Zeitschrift für 

Geschichte 

Sci. & Soc. Science and Society (0036-8237) 

Sci. Amer. Scientific American 

*Sci. and Educ. Science and Education (0926-7220) 

*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) 

Journal List xxi 

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) 

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 

(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 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 Mathematica: 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)

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*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 A (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. ˚Arssk. Svenska 

Linnésällskapets ˚Arsskrift 

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. 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 

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 

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) 

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 

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) 

XVIIe Siècle XVIIe Siècle 

Yale J. Biol. Med. Yale Journal of Biology and 

Medicine (0044-0086) 

Journal List xxiii 

Yearbk. Res. Cent. Germ. Austrian Exile Stud. 

Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and 

Austrian Exile Studies (1388-3720) 

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)

xxiv Journal List

A. Tools for Historians of Science 

1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE 

1. BOWLER, Peter, and Iwan Rhys MORUS. Making 

Modern Science: A Historical Survey. (viii + 464 pp.; 

ill.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0226068609. 

Reviews: [ref. R93] 

2. BRENNER, Anastasios. “Genèse, évolution et 

continuité du développement scientifique selon Pierre 

Duhem.” Special Issue: La Pensée Scientifique en 

Question: Autour de Pierre Duhem [ref. 104]. Rev. 

Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 37–58. 

3. BRYSON, Bill. A Short History of Nearly Everything. 

(ix + 544 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Broadway Books, 2003. ISBN: 0767908171. 


4. CHAYUT, Michael. “From the Periphery to Scientific 

Revolutions.” Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 

1–22. 

Argues that science done on the periphery is instrumental in 

scientific revolutions. Examples from the 17th to the 20th 

centuries. 

5. DASTON, Lorraine. “Scientific Error and the Ethos 

of Belief.” Special Issue: Errors: Consequences of 

Big Mistakes in the Natural and Social Sciences 

[ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 (2005): 1–28. 

6. DEAR, Peter. “What Is the History of Science 

the History Of ?” Focus: Natural Philosophy and 

Instrumentality. Isis 96 (2005): 390–406. 

7. FARA, Patricia. Scientists Anonymous: Great 

Stories of Women in Science. (213 pp.; ill.) Thriplow: 

Wizard Books, 2005. ISBN: 1840465743. 

Ranges from the 17th century to the present. 

8. FISHER, Len. Weighing the Soul: Scientific Discovery 

from the Brilliant to the Bizzare. (xi + 248 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Arcade Publishers, 

2004. ISBN: 1559707321. 

9. GALISON, Peter. “Author of Error.” Special Issue: 

Errors: Consequences of Big Mistakes in the Natural 

and Social Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 (2005): 

63–76. 

On the difference between how scientists and engineers deal 

with mistakes. 

10. GREEN, Adam. “Matter and Psyche: Lewis 

Mumford’s Appropriation of Marx and Jung in his 

Appraisal of the Condition of Man in Technological 

Civilization.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, no. 3 (2006): 

33–64. 

11. GUAN Hong. “Science vs. Philosophy and 

Philosophy of Science—Reflections on Weinberg’s 

Facing Up: Science and It’s Cultural Adversaries.” 

[In Chinese.]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 24 (2005): 269– 

279. 

Essay review of Steven WEINBERG, Facing Up (2001). 

12. H ˚ARD, Mikael. Hubris and Hybrids: A Cultural 

History of Technology and Science. (xv + 335 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2005. ISBN: 

0415949386. 

13. HOLTON, Gerald. “Guest Editor’s Introduction.” 

Special Issue: Errors: Consequences of Big Mistakes 

in the Natural and Social Sciences. Soc. Res. 72 

(2005): vii-xi. 

Partial contents: DASTON [ref. 5]; BADASH [ref. 2131]; 

GALISON [ref. 9]; GINGERICH and VOELKEL [ref. 1309]; 

HONG [ref. 3384]; ROCKE [ref. 2182]; WILSON [ref. 3598]; 

PREWITT [ref. 3135]; SMELSER [ref. 524]. 

14. HOLTON, Gerald James. Victory and Vexation 

in Science: Einstein, Bohr, Heisenberg, and Others. 

(224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: 

Harvard Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0674015193. 

15. ISRAEL, Giorgio. “The Science of Complexity: 

Epistemological Problems and Perspectives.” Sci. 

Context 18 (2005): 479–509. 

“The aim of the present article is to analyze the epistemological 

status attributed in the science of complexity to several 

fundamental ideas, such as those of scientific law, objectivity, 

and prediction.” (from the abstract) 

16. JACOB, Margaret C., and Larry STEWART. Practical 

Matter: Newton’s Science in the Service of 

Industry and Empire, 1687–1851. New histories of 

science, technology, and medicine. (201 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0674014979. 


17. KANT, Horst, and Annette VOGT. (Eds.) Aus 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte und -theorie: Hubert Laitko 

zum 70. Geburtstag überreicht von Freunden, Kollegen 

und Schülern. (538 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: 

Verlag für Wissenschafts- und Regionalgeschichte, 

Dr. Michael Engel, 2005. ISBN: 3929134497. 

Contents: RICHTER and SCHMETZKE [ref. 1984]; SCHNECK 

[ref. 2511]; HENNING [ref. 42]; Wolfgang KÜTTLER, “Max 

Webers Antrittsvorlesung: Kritische Wissenschaft in der Perspektive 

des liberalen Imperialismus,” 75-89; KAHLOW 

[ref. 2601]; GUNTAU [ref. 398]; KRÜGER [ref. 2214]; 

JANKO [ref. 1959]; FOLTA [ref. 2599]; SCHÜTT [ref. 1795]; 

Michael ENGEL, “Die Pringsheims. Zur Geschichte einer 

schlesischen Familie (18. - 20. Jahrhundert),” 189-219; 

GIRNUS [ref. 2166]; ZOTT [ref. 2198]; ˇSTRBÁŇOVÁ 

[ref. 2187]; NEUBAUER [ref. 2719]; KANT [ref. 2906]; 

VOGT [ref. 2756]; KAZEMI [ref. 3024]; PARTHEY [ref. 309]; 

MOCEK [ref. 3437]; Bruno HARTMANN, “Wider die Losung: 

Freiheit statt Sozialismus! Ein exemplarisches Angebot 

zum Begreifen des Bildung/Politik-Zusammenhangs?” 413- 

440; Ekkehard HÖXTERMANN, “ ‘(pv)/T = const., d. h. 

Entmachtung der Politik durch die Vernunft’ (1947): Über 

das Wissenschaftsideal des Herrn stud. math. nat. Herbert 

Stachowiak und einen beispielgebenden Universitätslehrer,” 

441-449; HOFFMANN [ref. 2856]; Helmut STEINER, “Zu 

den Beziehungen zwischen den Wirtschaftswissenschaftlern

2 2. National contexts 

Jürgen Kuczynski und Fritz Behrens,” 466-482; BROCKE 

[ref. 62]. 

18. KWA, Chunglin. De ontdekking van het weten: 

Een andere geschiedenis van de wetenschap. (384 

pp.; ill.; index.) Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Boom, 2005. 

ISBN: 9085061415. 

19. LINKER, Maureen. “Why Should Ideal Reasoners 

Become Evil Computers?” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 

547–555. 

On the history of reason from Plato to Kant and about 

artificial intelligence. 

20. MILLER, David Philip. “Absolutely Fabulous 

History of Science?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

453–459. 

Essay review of John WALLER, Fabulous Science (2002). 

21. MORELON, Régis, and Ahmad HASNAWI. (Eds.) 

De Zénon d’Elée à Poincaré : recueil d’études en 

hommage à Roshdi Rashed. Cahiers du MIDEO, 1. 

(xl + 909 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Louvain: Peeters 

Publishers, 2004. ISBN: 9042914955. 

Primarily in French with some contributions in English, 

Italian, and Arabic. Contents: HASNAWI et al. [ref. 93]; 

Publications de Roshdi Rashed [ref. 108]; VUILLEMIN 

[ref. 1004]; BEN MILED [ref. 687]; VAHABZADEH [ref. 694]; 

BELLOSTA [ref. 686]; ABGRALL [ref. 685]; CROZET 

[ref. 688]; KNOBLOCH [ref. 1541]; CHEMLA [ref. 747]; 

KAPLAN [ref. 2099]; HOUZEL [ref. 2789]; MORELON 

[ref. 701]; SALIBA [ref. 702]; OBRIST [ref. 1144]; FED- 

ERICI VESCOVINI [ref. 1336]; BANCEL [ref. 705]; SIMON 

[ref. 710]; KATOUZIAN-SAFADI [ref. 718]; PATY [ref. 1778]; 

DECORPS-FOULQUIER [ref. 1010]; GALONNIER [ref. 1134]; 

FREUDENTHAL and LÉVY [ref. 689]; ELAMRANI-JAMAL 

[ref. 713]; BESNIER [ref. 978]; HASNAWI [ref. 1119]; 

HIGASHI [ref. 1291]; PELLEGRIN [ref. 1070]; JOLIVET 

[ref. 679]; ZGHAL [ref. 684]; DAVIDSON [ref. 677]; BIARD 

[ref. 1340]; FRANK [ref. 678]; Anca VASILIU, “Eikôn 

præter imaginem. Notes sur le vocabulaire de l’image à 

la fin de l’antiquité,” 779-817; OKI [ref. 1714]; SASAKI 

[ref. 337]; PYENSON [ref. 2663]; GRANGER [ref. 69]; JO- 

LIVET [ref. 97]. 

22. NETZ, Reviel, and Serafina CUOMO. “Early 

Science: A Universal History of Particulars.” Special 

Issue: Early Science. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 1–6. 

Contents: HSU [ref. 820]; BURNYEAT [ref. 1009]; VAL- 

LANCE [ref. 1003]; WARDY [ref. 1047]; SHARPLES 

[ref. 997]; NUTTON [ref. 1069]; CHEMLA [ref. 748]; LLOYD 

[ref. 52]. 

23. ORDÓÑEZ, Javier, Víctor NAVARRO, and José 

Manuel SÁNCHEZ RON. Historia de la ciencia. 

Ciencias/Humanidades. (639 pp.; bibl.) Madrid: 

Espasa, 2004. ISBN: 8467016698. 

24. PESIC, Peter. Sky in a Bottle. (262 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0262162342. 

Considers how scientists from Aristotle to the present have 

answered the question “why is the sky blue?” 

25. PICCOLINO, Marco. Lo zufolo e la cicala: divagazioni 

galileiane tra la scienza e la sua storia. 

Saggi scienze. (359 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Torino: Bollati 

Boringhieri, 2005. ISBN: 883391612X. 


26. RICHARDS, Joan L. “Introduction: Fragmented 

Lives.” Focus: Biography in the History of Science. 

Isis 97 (2006): 302–305. 

Contents: TERRALL [ref. 57]; PORTER [ref. 55]; NYE 

[ref. 54]. 

27. SABADELL, Miguel Ángel. El Hombre que 

Calumnió a los monos y Otras Curiosidades de la 

Ciencia. Acento Circunflejo. (349 pp.; bibl.) Madrid: 

Acento Editorial, 2003. ISBN: 8448307429. 

Deals broadly with science, exploring situations from the 

early modern period to the present. 

28. STENGERS, Isabelle. A invenção das ciências 

modernas. Translated from the English by Max 

ALTMAN. (208 p.) São Paulo: Editora 34, 2002. 

ISBN: 8573262494. 

Portuguese translation of Isabelle STENGERS, The Invention 

of Modern Science (2000). 

29. TATON, René. Études d’histoire des sciences. 

Recueilles pour son 85 e anniversaire par Danielle 

FAUQUE, Myriana ILIC et Robert HALLEUX. De 

Diversis Artibus, 47 (N. S. 10). (544 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Turnhout [Belgium]: Brepols, 2000. ISBN: 

2503510078. 

30. VESELY, Dalibor. Architecture in the Age of 

Divided Representation: The Question of Creativity 

in the Shadow of Production. (xviii + 506 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0262220679. 

Explores the nature of architecture and its representational 

nature as it is related to worldviews, especially to the changing 

scientific understanding at the rise of the early modern 

period. 

31. WALLER, John. Einstein’s Luck: The Truth 

Behind Some of the Greatest Scientific Discoveries. 

(xi + 308 pp.; ill.; index; bibl.) Oxford/New York: 

Oxford Univ. Press, 2002. ISBN: 0198607199. 

Each chapter describes a different episode from 19th and 20th 

centuries. 

32. WRAY, K. Brad. “Is Science Really a Young 

Man’s Game?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 137–149. 

Studies 24 scientists mentioned in Kuhn’s Structure “to determine 

if young scientists are more likely to make revolutionary 

discoveries than older scientists.” (from the abstract) 

2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS 

33. CHAKRABARTI, Pratik. Western Science in Modern 

India: Metropolitan Methods, Colonial Practices. 

The Opus 1 Series. (xi + 328 pp.; bibl.; index.) Delhi: 

Permanent Black, 2004. ISBN: 8178240785. 

34. CORRY, Leo. “Introduction: Science in Latin- 

American Contexts – Historical Studies.” Special 

Issue: Science in Latin-American Contexts – Historical 

Studies. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 173–178. 

Contents: DENIS [ref. 1892]; LOPES et al. [ref. 1803]; 

SANTANA [ref. 2658]; PODGORNY [ref. 2306]; MENDOZA 

[ref. 2871]; Miguel de ASÚA and Diego Hurtado de MEN- 

DOZA, “The Poetry of Relativity: Leopoldo Lugones’ The 

Size of Space,” 309–315.

35. FARA, Patricia. “Claiming Copernicus.” Endeavour 

29 (2005): 148–149. 

On how different (usually national) groups have claimed 

Copernicus as their own. 

36. HENRY, John. “National Styles in Science: A 

Possible Factor in the Scientific Revolution?” In 

LIVINGSTONE and WITHERS [ref. 414], 43–74. 

3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION 

37. “25 años de Llull: Revista de la Sociedad Española 

de Historia de las Ciencias y de las Técnicas: 

Indice Vols. 1-25 (1977-2002).” Llull (2003): 1–193. 

38. American Science Leaders. (1 CD-ROM + 1 

user’s guide.) Santa Barbara, CA : ABC-CLIO Interactive, 

1998. ISBN: 1576070220. 

Biographies of more than 400 men and women scientists. 

39. BROAD, Cathy. “Report: The Linnaeus Link 

Project.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 

201–203. 

The goal of this project is to “create an online union catalogue 

of works by Linnaeus and his students published before 1831, 

reflecting the holdings of major research collections worldwide.” 

(from the abstract) The project can currently be accessed 

at http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/ 

projects/linnaeus-link/ (as of 10 Sept. 2006). 

40. GASKELL, Roger, and Patricia FARA. “Selling 

the Silver: Country House Libraries and the History 

of Science.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 14–19. 

41. HARPER, Peter. “Preservation and Access Issues 

in Contemporary Scientific Archives: An Archivist’s 

View.” In GRANDIN et al. [ref. 226], 415–426. 

42. HENNING, Eckart. “Wissen, Wissenschaft und 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte: Aus der Sicht zentralen Archivs 

zur Geschichte der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft.” 

In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 51–73. 

43. HORACEK, John. “Bibliography of the History 

of Australian Science, No. 24, 2003.” Hist. Rec. Aust. 

Sci. 15 (2004): 139–148. 

44. HUNT, R. W., A. G. WATSON, and W. D. 

MACRAY. Bodleian Library Quarto Catalogues 

IX: Digby Manuscripts. Reproduction of the 1883 

catalogue by W. D. MACRAY. Notes on Macray’s 

descriptions of the manuscripts by R. W. HUNT and 

A. G. WATSON. (xii + 196 pp.) Oxford: Bodleian 

Library, 1999. ISBN: 185124056X. 

Over half of the Digby collection contains late medieval 

manuscripts. 

45. LIMA, Ana Luce Girão Soares de, Cecília Chagas 

de MESQUITA, Francisco dos Santos LOURENÇO, 

Leonardo Arruda GONÇALVES, and Ricardo Augusto 

dos SANTOS. “Ciência, política e paixão: o arquivo 

de Carlos Chagas Filho.” Translated title: [Science, 

politics, and passion: the Carlos Chagas Filho 

archive.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 (2005): 

185–198. 

The archive includes documents related to UNESCO, the 

Vatican’s Pontifical Academy of Science, and the Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro’s Biophysics Institute. 

5. Historiography; historical method 3 

46. MACFARLANE, Ross. “Report: Royal Society 

Miscellaneous Manuscripts.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. 

Lond. 59 (2005): 309–312. 

47. PRINCIPE, Lawrence M. “A New History of 

Chemistry Library at the Chemical Heritage Foundation.” 

Ambix 53 (2006): 77–82. 

48. Science in the Nineteenth-Century Periodical: 

An Electronic Index. v. 1.0. Universities of Leeds 

and Sheffield: hriOnline, 2005. 

This resource can currently be accessed at http://www. 

sciper.org (as of 21 Aug. 2006). Reviews: [ref. 2003] 

49. YOUNG, John T. “Report: Newton on the Net: 

An Update.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 

313–316. 

Update on the Newton Project, a project whose goal is 

to digitize and put Newton’s manuscripts on the internet. 

Current access (as of 10 Sept. 2006) is at http://www. 

newtonproject.ic.ac.uk/. 

4. ENCYCLOPEDIAS; DICTIONARIES; 

REFERENCE WORKS 

50. RESTIVO, Sal P. (Ed.) Science, Technology, and 

Society: An Encyclopedia. (xxiv + 700 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0195141938; 0195141938 (ebook). 

5. HISTORIOGRAPHY AND HISTORICAL 

METHOD 

51. HOLMES, Frederick L. “The Longue Durée in the 

History of Science.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 

463–470. 

In memory of the author. 

52. LLOYD, Geoffrey. “The Potential of the Comparative 

History of Pre-Modern Science.” Special 

Issue: Early Science [ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 

167–172. 

53. MORRISSON, Mark. “Why Modernist Studies 

and Science Studies Need Each Other.” Modernism/Modernity 

9 (2002): 675–682. 

Essay review of Bruce CLARKE, Energy Forms (2002); 

Bruce CLARKE and Linda Dalrymple HENDERSON (eds.), 

From Energy to Information (2002); M. E. WARLICK, Max 

Ernst and Alchemy (2001). 

54. NYE, Mary Jo. “Scientific Biography: History 

of Science by Another Means?” Focus: Biography 

in the History of Science [ref. 26]. Isis 97 (2006): 

322–329. 

55. PORTER, Theodore M. “Is the Life of the Scientist 

a Scientific Unit?” Focus: Biography in the 

History of Science [ref. 26]. Isis 97 (2006): 314–321. 

56. STALEY, David J. Computers, Visualization, and 

History: How New Technology Will Transform Our 

Understanding of the Past. (xiii + 174 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Armonk, N.Y.: M.E. Sharpe, 2003. ISBN: 

0765610949.

4 7. Historians of science 

57. TERRALL, Mary. “Biography as Cultural History 

of Science.” Focus: Biography in the History of 

Science [ref. 26]. Isis 97 (2006): 306–313. 

58. WALKER, Mark. “The History Behind Historical 

Fiction.” In DÖRRIES [ref. 2838], 89–100. 

59. YUAN Jiangyang. “The Teaching Framework of 

the Course on the Historiography of Science in IHNS, 

CAS.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. 

Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 370–378. 

6. THE PROFESSION OF HISTORY OF 

SCIENCE 

60. ASÚA, Miguel De. “Henry Sigerist and the 

History of Medicine in Latin America: His Correspondence 

with Juan R. Beltrán.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 

(2005): 111–117. 

61. BENNETT, Jim. “Museums and the History of 

Science: Practitioner’s Postscript.” Focus: Museums 

and the History of Science [ref. 271]. Isis 96 (2005): 

602–608. 

Includes comments “on the role the history of science can 

play in museums with science collections.” (from the abstract) 

62. BROCKE, Bernhard vom. “Wissenschaftsgeschichte 

in der DDR unter den Direktiven von Partei 

und Staat - eine Erfolgbilanz?” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 483–513. 

63. CREAGER, Angela N. H., and Adrian JOHNS. 

“News of the Profession: HSS 2004 Program Report.” 

Isis 96 (2005): 407–408. 

64. EDGE, David. “Celebration and Strategy: The 4S 

After 25 Years, and STS After 9-11.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

33 (2003): 161–169. 

65. FONSECA, Maria Rachel Fróes da, and Marcos 

Chor MAIO. “Miguel Ozório de Almeida e o projeto 

de uma ‘história científica e cultural da humanidade.’ 

” Translated title: [Miguel Ozorio de Almeida 

and the project for a “scientific and cultural history of 

humanity”.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 

459–468. 

About the creation of a UNESCO project for the History of 

Science and of Civilization under the direction of Almeida. 

Additional articles: Miguel Ozorio de ALMEIDA, “Rapport 

sur l’histoire scietifique et culturelle de l’humanité,” 469– 

500; MASSARANI and MOREIRA [ref. 2713]. 

66. FOX, Robert. “Report: The European Society for 

the History of Science.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 

59 (2005): 319–320. 

67. FREWER, Andreas, and Yvonne STEIF. “Personen, 

Netzwerke und Institutionen: Zur Gründung der 

Deutschen Gesellschaft für Geschichte der Medizin 

und Naturwissenschaften.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 

180–194. 

68. GIOVANNELLI, Leland. “Conceptual difficulties 

in teaching history of science and technology to 

engineering students.” Mich. Acad. 34 (2003): 437– 

444. 

69. GRANGER, Gilles Gaston. “L’histoire des 

science est-elle une histoire ?” In MORELON and 

HASNAWI [ref. 21], 871–878. 

70. LIU Dun. “Cultures 1, 2 and 3.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 

(2005): 46–49. 

Reflection on C. P. Snow’s work and its influence on the 

history of science. 

71. MELCÓN, Pablo Huerga. “El Congreso de Londres 

de 1931.” Llull 27 (2004): 679–703. 

72. “News of the Profession: HSS 2004 Prize Citations.” 


73. PESET, José Luis. “Dynamis en sus 25 años.” 

Dynamis 25 (2005): 25–45. 

74. ROTHMAN, David J. “Serving Clio and Client: 

The Historian as Expert Witness.” The Fielding H. 

Garrison Lecture. Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 25–44. 

75. SU Yujuan and WEI Yidong. “The Present Situation 

and Trend of Research on the History of Science 

in China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 44–53. 

76. WEBER, Wolfhard, and Lutz ENGELSKIRCHEN. 

Streit um die Technikgeschichte in Deutschland, 

1945–1975. Cottbuser Studien zur Geschichte von 

Technik, Arbeit und Umwelt, 15. (446 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Münster; New York: Waxmann, 2000. ISBN: 

3893259929. 

77. WU Guosheng. “The Significance of the History 

of Science.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 59–64. 

78. YANG Jian. “Tokyo Institute of Technology 

Group in Japanese Community of History of Science 

and Technology.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 362–369. 

7. MODERN HISTORIANS, PHILOSOPHERS, 

AND SCHOLARS OF SCIENCE 

79. ALGAZI, Gadi, and Esti MICENMACHER. “A 

Bibliography of the Published Writings of Amos 

Funkenstein (1937–1995).” Aleph 3 (2003): 83–95. 

80. BLOOR, David. “Obituary: David Owen Edge.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 171–176. 

Contents: Sheila JASANOFF, “In Memoriam,” 177–179; Roy 

MACLEOD, “In Memoriam,” 181–183; Harry COLLINS, “In 

Memoriam,” 185–187; Geoffrey C. BOWKER, “In Memoriam,” 

189–190; Aant ELZINGA, “In Memoriam,” 190; Mary 

Frank FOX, “In Memoriam,” 190–191; Bruno LATOUR, 

“In Memoriam,” 191–192; Trevor PINCH, “In Memoriam,” 

192–193; Wes SHRUM, “In Memoriam,” 193–194; Stephen 

BARR, “In Memoriam,” 194–195. 

81. BLOWERS, Geoffrey. “Remembering Joseph 

Brozek (1913–2004): Brozek’s China Connection.” 

Hist. Psychol. 9 (2006): 75–78.

82. BRIEGER, Gert H. “Temkin’s Times and Ours: 

An Appreciation of Owsei Temkin.” Bull. Hist. Med. 

77 (2003): 1–11. 

83. BURNETT, Charles. “Richard Lemay: In Memoriam.” 

Cult. Cosmos 9 (2005): 95–97. 

Obituary. 

84. DE LEEMANS, Pieter. “Jozef Brams (27 June 

1937–23 October 2003).” Introduction to Special 

Issue on The Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works 

in the Middle Ages. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 291– 

293. 

Contents: Jozef BRAMS, “Selected Bibliography,” 293–297; 

BAKKER [ref. 1151]; DUNNE [ref. 1115]; GALLE [ref. 1155]; 

HAMESSE [ref. 1098]; OPPENRAAY [ref. 1189]; TRIFOGLI 

[ref. 1131]. 

85. DRAGONI, Giorgio. “Ricordo di Giorgio Tabarroni.” 

Physis 39 (2002): 331–350. 

86. DUAN Yi-bing. “On the Title of Joseph Needham 

in Wartime China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 199–208. 

87. FREEMAN, Chris, Pari PATEL, and Ben MARTIN. 

“Obituary: Keith Pavitt.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 

463–464. 

88. GIERYN, Thomas. “Merton, Teacher.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 34 (2004): 859–861. 

89. GRANT, Edward. “Eloge: Marshall Clagett, 

23 January 1916—21 October 2005.” News of the 

Profession. Isis 97 (2006): 330–333. 

90. GRATTAN-GUINNESS, Ivor, and Daniel SIEGEL. 

“Eloge: John L. Greenberg, 1945–2004.” Isis 96 

(2005): 609–611. 

91. GUICCIARDINI, Niccolò. “Maurizio Mamiani e 

gli studi newtoniani.” Physis 39 (2002): 469–482. 

92. HAMM, Ernst, Alan RICHARDSON, and Catherine 

CRAWFORD. “Eloge: Stephen Straker, 1942– 

2004.” Isis 96 (2005): 615–617. 

93. HASNAWI, Ahmad, Christian HOUZEL, and 

Régis MORELON. “Entretien de Roshdi Rashed.” 

In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], v-xxvii. 

94. HENNING, Eckart, Horst KANT, and Annette 

VOGT. “Hubert Laitko zum 70. Geburtstag.” NTM 13 

(2005): 46–47. 

95. HO Peng Yoke. Reminiscence of a Roving 

Scholar: Science, Humanities, and Joseph Needham. 

(xii + 240 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Singapore; 

Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 2005. ISBN: 

9812563938. 

Autobiographical account of Ho’s work, especially his work 

with Needham and his series on China. Reviews: [ref. R424] 

96. HOLTON, Gerald. “Biographical Memoir: 

Robert K. Merton, 4 July 1910–23 February 2003.” 

Proc. Amer. Phil Soc. 148 (2004): 506–517. 

7. Historians of science 5 

97. JOLIVET, Jean. “Postface : Roshdi Rashed, 

philosophe.” In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 

879–885. 

98. JONES, Alexander. “David Pingree, 1933–2005.” 

J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 229–231. 

Obituary. 

99. KNEPPER, Paul. “Michael Polanyi and Jewish 

Identity.” Phil Soc. Sci. 35 (2005): 263–293. 

100. KOHLSTEDT, Sally Gregory. “Eloge: Nathan 

Reingold, 1927–2004.” Isis 96 (2005): 410–412. 

101. KUBBINGA, Henk. “Eloge: René Taton, 1915– 


102. LÓPEZ ESPINOSA, José Antonio. “¡Hasta 

Siempre, Querido e Inolvidable Profesor López 

Sánchez!” Llull 27 (2004): 505–507. 

103. MAYER, Anna-K. “When Things Don’t Talk: 

Knowledge and Belief in the Inter-War Humanism of 

Charles Singer (1876–1960).” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 

(2005): 325–347. 

104. MAZAURIC, Simone. “Avant-propos.” Special 

Issue: La Pensée Scientifique en Question: Autour de 

Pierre Duhem. Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 3–14. 

BIARD [ref. 1152]; BRENNER [ref. 2]; LEJBOWICZ 

[ref. 669]; Simone MAZAURIC, “Duhem et les Luminères,” 

85–103. 

105. MURAKAMI, Yoichiro P. “Masao Watanabe, 

1920–2005.” Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 205–208. 

Obituary. 

106. NAKAYAMA, Shigeru. “Mitsutomo Yuasa, 

1909–2005.” Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 201–204. 

Obituary. 

107. POROS, Maritsa V., and Elizabeth NEEDHAM. 

“Writings of Robert K. Merton.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 

(2004): 863–878. 

108. “Publications de Roshdi Rashed.” In MORELON 

and HASNAWI [ref. 21], xxix-xl. 

109. REISMAN, David C. “In Memoriam: Franz 

Rosenthal, August 31, 1914–April 8, 2003.” Aleph 3 

(2003): 329–342. 

110. RÜTTEN, Thomas. “Ludwig Edelstein at the 

Crossroads of 1933: On the Inseparability of Life, 

Work, and Their Reverberations.” Early Sci. Med. 11 

(2006): 50–99. 

111. SCOTT, William T., and Martin X. MOLESKI. 

Michael Polanyi: Scientist and Philosopher. (xx + 

364 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 019517433X. 

112. TAYLOR, Kenneth L. “Eloge: Thomas Malcolm 

Smith, Jr. 1921–2005.” Isis 96 (2005): 612–614. 

113. THIELE, Rüdiger. “In Memoriam.” Arab. Sci. 

Phil. 15 (2005): 329–331. 

Matthias Schramm, 1928-2005.

6 7. Historians of science 

114. WANG Zhi-hao. “Educator and Historian of 

Chemistry Mr. Chang Tzu-kung.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 283– 

291. 

115. WATSON, Richard A. “Eloge: Richard H. Popkin, 

1923–2005.” Isis 96 (2005): 412–415. 

116. WINSOR, Mary P. “Eloge: Ernst Mayr, 1904– 


117. WOODWARD, William. “Obituary: Josef 

Broˇzek (1913–2004).” Hist. Psychol. 7 (2004): 297. 

Includes: Jiˇrí HOSKOVEC, “Josef Maria Broˇzek (1913– 

2004),” 297–300; Mary Mosher FLESHER, “Josef Broˇzek’s 

Bethlehem Years,” 300–302; Helio CARPINTERO, “Josef 

Broˇzek: The Spanish Connection,” 302–306; Marina MAS- 

SIMI, “Josef Broˇzek: Friendship and History,” 306–309; 

William WOODWARD, “Josef Broˇzek: Mentor of Young 

Historians of Psychology,” 309–311.

B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Science 

10. CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY OF 

SCIENCE 

118. ABBAS, Niran. (Ed.) Mapping Michel Serres. 

Studies in Literature and Science. (x + 259 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0472114387. 

Includes works by René GIRARD, William JOHNSEN, Hanjo 

BERRESSEM, and Stephen CLUCAS. On Serres, his philosophy 

of science, his analysis of Lucretius, and ancient and 

20th-century physics. 

119. ABIDIN, Zainal. “Science and Metaphysics: 

A Methodological Investigation.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/02 (2005): 615. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2005. Advisers: Friedman, 

Michael L., and Noretta Koertge. UMI pub. no. 3163020. 

205 pp. 

120. ABÍMBÓLÁ, Kólá. “A Critique of Methodological 

Naturalism.” Sci. Context 19 (2006): 191–213. 

Critique of arguments put forward by Larry Laudan. 

121. ACHINSTEIN, Peter. (Ed.) Science Rules: A 

Historical Introduction to Scientific Methods. (x + 

427 pp.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 

Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0801879434. 

Reviews: [ref. 150] 

122. ANDERSEN, Hanne, Peter BARKER, and Xiang 

CHEN. The Cognitive Structure of Scientific Revolutions. 

(xvii + 199 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0521855756. 

Evaluation and extension of Kuhn’s ideas from the perspective 

of cognitive science. Discusses nature of normal and 

revolutionary science, the function of anomalies, and the 

nature of incommensurability. 

123. ARMATTE, Michel, and Amy DAHAN 

DALMÉDICO. “Modèles et modélisations, 1950– 

2000 : Nouvelles pratiques, nouveaux enjeux.” First 

article in a special Issue: Modèles et modélisations, 

1950–2000. Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 243–303. 

See also: BISSELL [ref. 3763]; MORGAN [ref. 3649]; 

KIEKEN [ref. 3572]; MACKENZIE [ref. 3648]; Amy DA- 

HAN DALMÉDICO and Michel ARMATTE, “Bibliographie 

générale,” 433–447. 

124. BELK, Alan Frederick. “The Semantic View 

of Scientific Theories: An Alternative to Realism/Instrumentalism.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 

(2006): 2597. 

Dissertation at the University of Guelph, 2005. UMI pub. no. 

NR04705. 193 pp. 

125. BEN-ARI, Moti. Just a Theory: Exploring the 

Nature of Science. (xii + 237 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books, 2005. ISBN: 

1591022851. 

126. BROOK, Andrew, and Don ROSS. (Eds.) Daniel 

Dennett. Contemporary Philosophy in Focus. (xii + 

302 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge; New York: 

Cambridge Univ. Press, 2002. ISBN: 0521008646. 

Contents: Andrew BROOK and Don ROSS, “Dennett’s Position 

in the Intellectual World,” 3-37; Andrew BROOK, 

“The Appearance of Things,” 41-63; Paul M. CHURCH- 

LAND, “Catching Consciousness in a Recurrent Net,” 64-80; 

Richard GRIFFIN and Simon BARON-COHEN, “The Intentional 

Stance: Developmental and Neurocognitive Perspectives,” 

83-116; SEYFARTH and CHENEY [ref. 3639]; ROSS 

[ref. 523]; Andy CLARK, “That Special Something: Dennett 

on the Making of Minds and Selves,” 187-205; Kathleen 

AKINS, “A Question of Content,” 206-246; Yorick WILKS, 

“Dennett and Artificial Intelligence: On the Same Side, and 

If So, Of What?” 249-270; ROSS [ref. 3596]. 

127. BROWN, Harold I. “Incommensurability Reconsidered.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 (2005): 149–169. 

128. BUCHWALD, Jed Z., and Allan FRANKLIN. 

(Eds.) Wrong for the Right Reasons. Archimedes, 11. 

(viii + 228 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Dordrecht: Springer Verlag, 

2005. ISBN: 1402030479. 

On the soundness of scientific thinking about ideas that have 

ultimately turned out to be erroneous. Jed Z. BUCHWALD and 

Allan FRANKLIN, “Introduction: Beyond Disunity and Historicism,” 

1-16; JONES [ref. 965]; SWERDLOW [ref. 1028]; 

NEWMAN and PRINCIPE [ref. 393]; GRENE [ref. 1652]; 

SHAPIRO [ref. 1602]; SMITH [ref. 1604]; CHEN [ref. 2137]; 

BUCHWALD [ref. 2134]; FRANKLIN [ref. 2842]. 

129. BURCHARD, Hermann G. W. “Symbolic Languages 

and Natural Structures a Mathematician’s 

Account of Empiricism.” Found. Sci. 10 (2005): 

153–245. 

130. CALLENDER, Craig. “Answers in Search of 

a Question: ‘Proofs’ of the Tri-Dimensionality of 

Space.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 (2005): 

113–136. 

131. CARMAN, Christián C. “Discussion: The Electrons 

of the Dinosaurs and the Center of the Earth: 

Comments on D.D. Turner’s ‘The Past vs. the Tiny: 

Historical Science and the Abductive Arguments for 

Realism.’ ” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 (2005): 171–173. 

Commentary on Derek D. TURNER, “The Past vs. The Tiny” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 35 (2004): 1–17. With response 

by Turner: Derek D. TURNER, “Misleading Observable 

Analogues in Paleontology,” 175–183. 

132. COHEN, Martin. Wittgenstein’s Beetle and 

Other Classic Thought Experiments. (ix + 135 pp.; 

ill.; bibl; index.) Oxford: Blackwell, 2005. ISBN: 

1405121912. 

133. DEAR, Peter. “L’intelligibilité dans les 

sciences.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 9–23. 

134. DIDION, David M. “Relevant Bounds on Hierarchical 

Levels in the Description of Mechanisms.” 

Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 5–25.

8 10. Philosophy of science 

135. DUCHEYNE, Steffen. “Lessons from Galileo: 

The Pragmatic Model of Shared Characteristics of 

Scientific Representation.” Phil. Natur. 42 (2005): 

213–234. 

136. ELLIOTT, Kevin Christopher. “Scientific 

Anomaly and Biological Effects of Low-Dose Chemicals: 

Elucidating Normative Ethics and Scientific 

Discovery.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 617. 

Dissertation at the University of Notre Dame, 2004. Adviser: 

Shrader-Frechette, Kristin S. UMI pub. no. 3166480. 415 pp. 

137. FAVAREAU, Donald Francis. “A Synthesis of 

Biosemiotics and Interaction Analysis for the Investigation 

of Experience as a Natural Category.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/08 (2005): 3015. 

Dissertation at the University of California, Los Angeles, 

2004. Advisers: Schumann, John, and Charles Goodwin. 

UMI pub. no. 3142542. 289 pp. 

138. FAYE, Jan. (Ed.) Nature’s Principles. Logic, 

Epistemology, and the Unity of Science, 4. (xii + 292 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer Verlag, 

2005. ISBN: 1402032579. 

Contributors: Mauro DORATO, Jan FAYE, Igor HANZEL, 

Henrik H ˚ALLSTEN, Lars-Göran JOHANSSON, Geert KEIL, 

Max KISTLER, Uwe MEIXNER, Johannes PERSSON, Gerhard 

SCHURZ, and Werner STELZNER. 

139. FESER, Edward. Philosophy of Mind: A Short 

Introduction. (xi + 204 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 

Oneworld Publications, 2005. ISBN: 1851683763. 

140. FREEDMAN, Karyn L. “Naturalized Epistemology, 

or What the Strong Programme Can’t Explain.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 (2005): 135–148. 

141. FROLOV, Ivan Timofeevich. Izbrannye trudy 

v trekh tomakh. Edited by G. L. BELKINA et al.. 

(3 vols.: 463 pp. + 542 pp. + 789 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Moscow: Nauka, 2002. ISBN: 5020131385 (set). 

Collected works of the Russian philosopher, I. T. Frolov. Vol. 

1. Zhizn’ i poznaniet; vol. 2. Filosofiia i istoriiia genetiki; 

vol. 3. O cheloveke i gumanizme. Reviews: [ref. 160] 

142. GERE, Cathy. “The Brain in a Vat.” Special 

Issue: The Brain in a Vat. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 219–225. 

Christina MCLEISH and Mark SPREVAK, “Magic, Semantics, 

and Putnam’s Vat Brains,” 227–236; J. J. C. SMART, 

“The Brain in the Vat and the Question of Metaphysical 

Realism,” 237–247; MANSON [ref. 502]; Fred BOTTING, 

“Extimatrix,” 269–286; CAVALLARO [ref. 3451]; TRESCH 

[ref. 2707]; GERE [ref. 3455]; GERE [ref. 645]; BEAULIEU 

[ref. 3629]; PARRY [ref. 3752]; GERE [ref. 3631]. 

143. GHISELIN, Michael T. “Teleology: Grounds for 

Avoiding Both the Word and the Thing.” Hist. Phil. 

Life Sci. 24 (2002): 487–491. 

144. HINZEN, W. “Spencerism and the Causal Theory 

of Reference.” Biol. Phil. 21 (2006): 71–94. 

145. HON, Giora. “Gödel, Einstein, Mach: Casting 

Constraints on All-Embracing Concepts.” Found. Sci. 

9 (2004): 25–64. 

146. HON, Giora, and Bernard R. GOLDSTEIN. 

“From Proportion to Balance: The Background to 

Symmetry in Science.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 

(2005): 1–21. 

147. INTEMANN, Kristen K. “Should Science Be 

Value-Free? Rethinking the Role of Ethical and Political 

Values in the Justification of Scientific Theories.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1395. 

Dissertation at the University of Washington, 2004. Advisers: 

Roberts, Jean, and Andrea Woody. UMI pub. no. 3131168. 

231 pp. 

148. KINDI, Vasso. “The Relation of History of 

Science to Philosophy of Science in The Structure of 

Scientific Revolutions and Kuhn’s Later Philosophical 

Work.” Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 495–530. 

149. LÖFGREN, Lars. “Unifying Foundations—To 

Be Seen in the Phenomenon of Language.” Found. 

Sci. 9 (2004): 135–189. 

150. LOVE, Alan C. “History, Scientific Methodology, 

and the ‘Squishy’ Sciences.” Perspect. Biol. 

Med. 49 (2006): 452–456. 

Essay review of ACHINSTEIN [ref. 121]. 

151. LUND, Matthew D. “New Directions in Scientific 

Observation: Theories, Concepts, Objectivity 

and the Analogic of Discovery.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/11 (2005): 4230. 

Dissertation at the University of Illinois at Chicago, 2004. 

Adviser: Huggett, Nick. UMI pub. no. 3154463. 169 pp. 

152. MACHAN, Tibor R. Objectivity: Recovering 

Determinate Reality in Philosophy, Science, and Everyday 

Life. (viii + 123 pp.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: 

Ashgate, 2004. ISBN: 0754640426. 

153. MAGNANI, Lorenzo, and Nancy J. NERSES- 

SIAN. “Preface to the special issue ‘Abductive reasoning 

in science.’ ” Found. Sci. 9 (2004): 213–218. 

Contents: Lorenzo MAGNANI, “Model-Based and Manipulative 

Abduction in Science,” 219–247; Matti SINTONEN, 

“Reasoning to Hypotheses: Where Do Questions Come?” 

249–266; Sami PAAVOLA, “Abduction as a Logic and 

Methodology of Discovery: The Importance of Strategies,” 

267–283; Michael H.G. HOFFMANN, “How to Get It. Diagrammatic 

Reasoning as a Tool of Knowledge Development 

and Its Pragmatic Dimension,” 285–305; Lawrence D. 

ROBERTS, “The Relation of Children’s Early Word Acquisition 

to Abduction,” 307–320; MYRSTAD [ref. 1568]; Atocha 

ALISEDA, “Logics in Scientific Discovery,” 339–363. 

154. MCALLISTER, James W. “Absence of Contingency 

in the Newtonian Universe.” Found. Sci. 9 

(2004): 191–210. 

155. METZGER, Hélène. Il metodo filosofico nella 

storia delle scienze. Testi (1914–1939) raccolti 

da Gad Freudenthal. Introduzione e cura di Mario 

CASTELLANA, Postfazione di Arcangelo ROSSI. 

Hermes/Hestia. (268 pp.) Manduria: Barbieri Editore, 

2002. ISBN: 8886187696. 

Italian translation of La méthode philosophique en histoire 

des sciences (1987).

156. MINAZZI, Fabio. La passione della ragione: 

studi sul pensiero di Ludovico Geymonat. (415 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) Milano: Thélema; Mendrisio: Accademia 

di architettura, Università della Svizzera italiana, 

2001. ISBN: 8887624127. 


157. MITTELSTAEDT, Peter, and Paul WEINGART- 

NER. Laws of Nature. (xii + 376 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berlin: Springer Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3540240799. 

158. MORGAN, Vance G. Weaving the World: Simone 

Weil on Science, Mathematics, and Love. (xi + 

234 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Notre Dame, Ind.: Univ. of 

Notre Dame Press, 2005. ISBN: 0268034869. 

159. OMNÈS, Roland. Converging Realities: Toward 

a Common Philosophy of Physics and Mathematics. 

(xvii + 264 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, N.J.: 

Princeton Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0691115303. 

160. OREL, Vitezslav. “Selected Works by Ivan 

Timofeevich Frolov (1929–1999) Relative to the 

Philosophy of homo sapiens et humanus.” Hist. Phil. 

Life Sci. 26 (2004): 395–406. 

Essay review of FROLOV [ref. 141]. 

161. OTERO, Mario H. “Sobre las presuposiciones de 

la ciencia: el Essay on Metaphysics (1940) de Robin 

Collingwood como antecedente de toda una época.” 

Llull 27 (2004): 117–129. 

162. PRÍNCIPE, João. Razão e ciência em António 

Sérgio. Temas portugueses. (289 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Lisboa: Imprensa Nacional-Casa da Moeda, 

2004. ISBN: 9722712543. 

163. RESCHER, Nicholas. What If? Thought Experimentation 

in Philosophy. (x + 179 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction Publishers, 2005. 

ISBN: 0765802929. 

164. RICHARDSON, Alan. “Robert K. Merton and 

the Philosophy of Science.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

855–858. 

165. ROSSI, Arcangelo. Essay review. Physis 41 

(2004): 288–296. 

Essay review of MINAZZI [ref. 156]. 

166. RUPHY, Stephanie. “Philosophical Implications 

of the Unity/Disunity of Science Debate.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1399. 

Dissertation at Columbia Universiy, 2004. Adviser: Kitcher, 

Philip. UMI pub. no. 3129020. 214 pp. 

167. SALMON, Wesley C. Reality and Rationality. 

Edited by Phil DOWE and Merrilee H. SALMON. (xi 

+ 285 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford; New York: 


168. SARKAR, Sahotra, and Jessica PFEIFER. (Eds.) 

The Philosophy of Science: An Encyclopedia. 2 vol. 

(xxxviii + 965 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Routledge, 2006. ISBN: 0415939275. 

169. SCHIEMANN, Gregor. “Nanotechnology and 

Nature: On Two Criteria for Understanding Their 

Relationship.” HYLE 11 (2005): 77–96. 

11. Sociology & psychology of science 9 

170. VIACHESLAV SEMIONOVICH, Stiopin. El saber 

teórico estructura, evolución histórica. In Spanish. 

Traducción de R. Burguete. (687 pp.) Madrid: 

UNED, Varia, 2004. ISBN: 843624883X. 

171. WEBER, Erik, and Petri YLIKOSKI. “Preface 

to Special Issue Roles, Disposition and Explanation.” 

Found. Sci. 10 (2005): 349–351. 

Contents: Alexander BIRD, “The Dispositionalist Conception 

of Laws,” 353–370; Johannes PERSSON, “Tropes as 

Mechanisms,” 371–393; Petri YLIKOSKI, “The Third Dogma 

Revisited,” 395–419; Rebecca SCHWEDER, “A Defense of a 

Unificationist Theory of Explanation,” 421–435; Jeroen VAN 

BOUWEL, Robrecht VANDERBEEKEN and Erik WEBER, 

“Forms of Causal Explanation,” 437–454. 

172. WETTERSTEN, John R. “New Insights on 

Young Popper.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 603–631. 

173. WOUDENBERG, Rene van. (Ed.) Basic Belief 

and Basic Knowledge: Papers in Epistemology. 

Philosophische Forschung, 4. (292 pp.) Frankfurt: 

Ontos Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3937202706. 

11. SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY OF 

SCIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE 

174. BORCK, Cornelius. “Message in a Bottle from 

‘The Crisis of Reality’: On Ludwik Fleck’s Interventions 

for an Open Epistemology.” Special Issue: 

Ludwik Fleck: Epistemology and Biomedical Sciences 

[ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

35 (2004): 447–464. 

Fleck’s epistemology developed as he confronted questions 

about science under National Socialism. 

175. CAMPBELL, Nancy D. “Credible Performances: 

The Performativity of Science Studies.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 34 (2004): 433–442. 

Essay review of Stephen HILGARTNER, Science on Stage 

(2000). 

176. COLE, Stephen. “Merton’s Contribution to the 

Sociology of Science.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

829–844. 

177. COLLIER, James H. “The Structure of Meta- 

Scientific Claims: Toward a Philosophy of Science 

and Technology Studies.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 

(2005): 4586. 

Dissertation at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 

1998. Adviser: Pitt, Joseph. UMI pub. no. 3158405. 

148 pp. 

178. COLLINS, H. M., and Robert EVANS. “The 

Third Wave of Science Studies: Studies of Expertise 

and Experience.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 32 (2002): 235–296. 

179. EGLASH, Ron. “Universal and Local Knowledge.” 

Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 129–133. 

Essay review of David TURNBULL, Masons, Tricksters and 

Cartographers (2000). 

180. ERIKSSON, Lena. “The Presentation of the 

Scientific Self.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 423–426. 

Commentary follows by Wesley SHRUM, Nancy D. CAMP- 

BELL, Stephen HILGARTNER. Essay review of Stephen 

HILGARTNER, Science on Stage (2000).

10 11. Sociology & psychology of science 

181. FRASER, Mariam. “The Ethics of Reality and 

Virtual Reality: Latour, Facts and Values.” Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 19, no. 2 (2006): 45–72. 

182. FROHMANN, Bernd Peter. Deflating Information: 

From Science Studies to Documentation. (x + 

311 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Univ. of Toronto 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0802088392. 

Theoretical work on the epistemology of scientific documentation. 

183. FULLER, Steve. The Philosophy of Science and 

Technology Studies. (ix + 191 pp.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Routledge, 2006. ISBN: 0415941040. 

184. GANE, Nicholas. (Ed.) The Future of Social 

Theory. (xii + 210 pp.; bibl.; index.) London/New 

York: Continuum, 2004. ISBN: 0826470653. 

Contains an interview with Bruno Latour, and includes 

discussion of topics such as the transformation of society 

with the rise of new technology, society as a gendered idea, 

and society as a product of Empire. Reviews: [ref. R329] 

185. GARFIELD, Eugene. “The Unintended and 

Unanticipated Consequences of Robert K. Merton.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 845–853. 

186. GIERE, Ronald N., and Barton MOFFATT. “Distributed 

Cognition: Where the Cognitive and the 

Social Merge.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 301–310. 

187. GROSZ, Elizabeth A. Time Travels: Feminism, 

Nature, Power. Next Wave. Durham: Duke Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0822335530. 

On how various imagined relations in time “alters understandings 

of social and scientific projects ranging from theories of 

justice to evolutionary biology.” (from the publisher) 

188. HILGARTNER, Stephen. “Reply: The Credibility 

of Science on Stage.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

443–452. 


(2000). 

189. JASANOFF, Sheila. “Breaking the Waves in 

Science Studies: Comment on H. M. Collins and 

Robert Evans, ‘The Third Wave of Science Studies.’ ” 

Symposium. Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 389–400. 

Symposium in response to COLLINS and EVANS [ref. 178]. 

Contents: Brian WYNNE, “Seasick on the Third Wave? 

Subverting the Hegemony of Propositionalism: Response to 

Collins & Evans (2002),” 401–417; Arie RIP, “Constructing 

Expertise: In a Third Wave of Science Studies?” 419–434; 

Robert EVANS and H. M. COLLINS, “King Canute Meets the 

Beach Boys: Responses to the Third Wave,” 435–452. 

190. KLEIN, Ursula. “Introduction: Technoscientic 

Productivity.” Introduction to a special theme issue. 

Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 139–142. 

Contents: Barry BARNES, “Elusive Memories of Technoscience,” 

142–165; FREUDENTHAL [ref. 1342]; Wolfgang 

LEFÈVRE, “Science as Labor,” 194–225; KLEIN [ref. 2174]; 

John PICKSTONE, “On Knowing, Acting, and the Location 

of Technoscience: A Response to Barry Barnes,” 267–278; 

David BLOOR, “Toward a Sociology of Epistemic Things,” 

285–312; Hans-Jörg RHEINBERGER, “Gaston Bachelard and 

the Notion of ‘Phenomenotechnique’ ,” 313-328; HARWOOD 

[ref. 2629]; PICKERING [ref. 2180]; Hans-Jörg RHEIN- 

BERGER, “A Reply to David Bloor: ‘Toward a Sociology of 

Epistemic Things’ ,” 406–410; Jonathan HARWOOD, “Comments 

on Andrew Pickering’s Paper,” 411–415; Andrew 

PICKERING, “From Dyes to Iraq: A Reply to Jonathan 

Harwoood,” 416–425. 

191. KUSCH, Martin. “Rule-Scepticism and the 

Sociology of Scientific Knowledge: The Bloor-Lynch 

Debate Revisited.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 571– 

591. 

Responses to this article: David BLOOR, “Institutions and 

Rule-Scepticism: A Reply to Martin Kusch,” 593–601; Wes 

SHARROCK, “No Case to Answer: A Response to Martin 

Kusch’s ‘Rule-Scepticism and the Sociology of Scientific 

Knowledge’ ,” 603–614; Martin KUSCH, “Reply to my 

Critics,” 615–620. 

192. LYNCH, Michael, and Simon COLE. “Science 

and Technology Studies on Trial: Dilemmas of Expertise.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 269–311. 

193. MIALET, Hélène. “The ‘Righteous Wrath’ of 

Pierre Bourdieu.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 613–621. 

Essay review of Pierre BOURDIEU, Science de la science et 

réflexivité (2001). 

194. MICKO, Hans Christoph. “On the Impossibility 

of Empirical Controls of Scientific Theories—From 

the Point of View of a Psychologist.” Found. Sci. 9 

(2004): 405–413. 

195. PYENSON, Lewis. “Western Historians of Science 

and Oriental Science in the Age of Imperialism.” 

Special Issue: Colonial Science [ref. 658]. Hist. Scientiarum 

15 (2005): 97–124. 

An analysis of postmodern colonialist theory as it pertains to 

the discipline of history of science, contrasting the legacies 

of Said and Sarton. 

196. ROTH, Wolff-Michael. “Making Classifications 

(at) Work: Ordering Practices in Science.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 581–621. 

197. SHINN, Terry, and Pascal RAGOUET. Controverses 

sur la science : Pour une sociologie transversaliste 

de l’activité scientifique. Cours et Travaux. (237 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Raisons d’Agir Éditions, 

2005. ISBN: 2912107237. 

198. SHRUM, Wesley. “Science and the Committee 

Process: The Presentation of the Scientific Self.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 427–432. 


(2000). 

199. SIMS, Benjamin. “Safe Science: Material and 

Social Order in Laboratory Work.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 

(2005): 333–366. 

200. STOLZENBERG, Gabriel. “Kinder, Gentler 

Science Wars.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 77–89. 

Commentary follows by Jay A. LABINGER, Michael LYNCH, 

Peter R. SAULSON, Harry COLLINS, Jean BRICMONT, Alan 

SOKAL, and Gabriel STOLZENBERG. Essay review of Jay 

A. LABINGER and Harry COLLINS (eds.), The one culture? 

(2001).

201. STOLZENBERG, Gabriel. “Replies to the 

Replies.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 115–132. 

Essay review of Jay A. LABINGER and Harry COLLINS 

(eds.), The one culture? (2001). 

12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL 

ASPECTS OF SCIENCE 

202. AINSWORTH, P. M. “ ‘Models’: Diverse but 

Limited.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 227–234. 

Essay review of Soraya de CHADAREVIAN and Nick HOP- 

WOOD (eds.), Models (2004). 

203. DARIAN, Steven G. Understanding the Language 

of Science. (xi + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Austin: Univ. of Texas Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0292716176. 

204. FISCHEL, Angela. “Visual Worlds of Knowledge.” 

Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 29 (2004): 226–227. 

205. FREYER, Michael. Geschichte des medizinischnaturkundlichen 

Lehrbuchbildes im Rahmen der Unterrichtsentwicklung. 

(290 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Fürth: Filander, 2000. ISBN: 3930831090. 

206. HWANG, Kumju. “The Inferior Science and the 

Dominant Use of English in Knowledge Production: 

A Case Study of Korean Science and Technology.” 

Sci. Commun. 26 (2005): 390–427. 

207. MAGNANI, Lorenzo, and Nancy J. NERSES- 

SIAN. “Preface to special issue ‘Model-Based Reasoning: 

Visual, Analogical, Simulative.’ ” Found. Sci. 

10 (2005): 1–6. 

Contents: MAGNANI and DOSSENA [ref. 334]; Christine 

LEPROUX et al, “Taxonomy Based Models for Reasoning: 

Making Inferences from Electronic Road Sign Information,” 

25–45; Tim DE MEY, “Remodeling the Past,” 47– 

66; Demetris P. PORTIDES, “A Theory of Scientific Model 

Construction: The Conceptual Process of Abstraction and 

Concretisation,” 67–88; Farilee E. MINTZ, Susan B. TRICK- 

ETT and J. Gregory TRAFTON, “Connecting Internal and 

External Representations: Spatial Transformations of Scientific 

Visualizations,” 89–106; Matteo PIAZZA and Lorenzo 

MAGNANI, “Morphodynamical Abduction: Causation by 

Attractors Dynamics of Explanatory Hypotheses in Science,” 

107–132; Ashok K. GOEL, Nancy J. NERSESSIAN and Jim 

DAVIES, “Visual Models in Analogical Problem Solving,” 

133–152. 

208. MEYNELL, Letitia Mercia. “Representing, 

Imagining and Understanding: The Aesthetics and 

Epistemology of Images in Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 65/11 (2005): 4230. 

Dissertation at the University of Western Ontario (Canada), 

2004. Adviser: Okruhlik, K. UMI pub. no. NQ96854. 268 

pp. 

209. NETZ, Reviel. “A Programmatic Note: On Two 

Types of Intertextuality.” Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 

143–155. 

Theoretical discussion of the nature of intertextuality and its 

role in understanding the relationship between ancient and 

medieval texts. 

12. Linguistic & visual aspects of science 11 

210. TOMBS, George. “Man the Machine: A History 

of a Metaphor from Leonardo da Vinci to H. G. 

Wells.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 (2004): 671. 

Dissertation at McGill University (Canada), 2003. Adviser: 

Boss, V. UMI Pub. no. NQ88591. 453 pp. 

211. WISE, M. Norton. “Making Visible.” Focus: 

Science and Visual Culture. Isis 97 (2006): 75–82. 

See also: SMITH [ref. 1455]; MORUS [ref. 1998]; Jennifer 

TUCKER, “The Historian, the Picture, and the Archive,” 

111–120; LANDECKER [ref. 3464].


20. GENERAL WORKS ON SCIENCE AND 

ITS INTERACTION WITH SOCIETY AND 

CULTURE 

212. FARA, Patricia. “Scientific Coats of Arms.” 

Endeavour 29 (2005): 101–103. 

On the creation of coats of arms with often humorous scientific 

imagery. 

213. HOMMELS, Anique. “STS and the City.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 945–950. 

Essay review of BINGAMAN et al. . [ref. 620]; Peter MAD- 

SEN and Richard PLUNZ (eds.), The Urban Lifeworld (2002). 

214. KOLCHINSKY, E. ˙J. (Ed.) Science and Crises: 

Historical-Comparative Issues. [Translated title.] In 

Russian. (1040 pp.; index.) Saint-Petersburg: Dmitry 

Bulanin, 2003. ISBN: 5860073143. 

Concerns science and society relationships from the English 

revolution of the 17th century to the Chinese cultural 

revolution of the 20th century. 

215. TURNER, Stephen. “The Third Science War.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 581–611. 

Essay review of James BROWN, Who Rules in Science (2001); 

Philip KITCHER, Science, Truth and Democracy (2001). 

21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS 

216. BEAUFAYS, Joseph-Paul. “L’animal au service 

de l’homme ?” Dossier thématique: Les méthodes alternatives 

à l’expérimentation animale: choix éthique 

et meilleure science? Rev. Quest. Sci. 176 (2005): 

223–228. 

Partial contents: Jean-Marie GIFFROY and Joseph-Paul 

BEAUFAYS, “Évolution des relations homme-animal,” 

275–288; Bénédicte SCHILS, “Bref aspect historique de 

l’enrôlement de l’animal dans la recherche scientifique,” 

289–303; Jean BELOT, “L’expérimentation animale dans les 

laboratoires belges en 2004,” 304-310; Joseph-Paul BEA- 

UFAYS, “L’éthique : un défi pour la recherche,” 313–322; 

Laura SPANO et al, “La souris dans nos laboratoires : entre 

anthropocentrisme et biocentrisme,” 323–339; Joseph-Paul 

BEAUFAYS, “Les alternatives à l’expérimentation animale : le 

concept des 3 ‘R’ de Russell et Burch,” 343–353; Joseph-Paul 

BEAUFAYS, “Évolution paradigmatique de la pensée dans la 

construction noétique des sciences du vivant,” 354–364. 

217. FRANKLIN, Julian H. Animal Rights and Moral 

Philosophy. (xix + 151 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Columbia Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0231134223. 

218. ISRAEL, Giorgio. “Scienza pura e applicata 

nell’ultimo trentennio: una trasformazione radicale.” 

Llull 26 (2003): 859–888. 

On the limits of the technological applications of science and 

the relationships between technoscience and ethics. 

219. LEWENS, Tim. “Introduction: Is Something 

Wrong with Bioethics?” Special Issue: The Ethics 

of Bioethics. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 

(2004): 121–123. 

ELLIOTT [ref. 613]; Hallvard LILLEHAMMER, “Who Needs 

Bioethicists?” 131–144; Tim LEWENS, “The Commercial 

Exploitation of Ethics,” 145–153; Richard E. ASHCROFT, 

“Bioethics and Conflicts of Interest,” 155-165; John MCMIL- 

LAN, “Is Corporate Money Bad for Bioethics?” 167-175. 

220. MCGUIRE, Amy L. “Respect for Research 

Subjects: Reality or Rhetoric?” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/12 (2005): 4697. 

Dissertation at the University of Texas Graduate School of 

Biomedical Sciences at Galveston, 2004. Adviser: Winslade, 

William J. UMI pub. no. 3159410. 253 pp. 

221. TSOVEL, Ariel. “The Untold Story of a Chicken 

and the Missing Knowledge in Interspecific Ethics.” 

Sci. Context 19 (2006): 237–267. 

22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND 

ECONOMICS 

222. ASHWORTH, William J. Customs and Excise: 

Trade, Production, and Consumption in England, 

1640–1845. (xii + 396 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 


223. BERKOWITZ, Roger Stuart. The Gift of Science: 

Leibniz and the Modern Legal Tradition. (xviii + 214 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0674018737. 

224. CASTREE, Noel. “A Congress of the World.” 

Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 159–170. 

Essay review of LATOUR [ref. 231]. 

225. GEUNA, Aldo. “The Economics of Science: 

Good Old Wine in a New Bottle.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 

(2003): 458–461. 

Essay review of Philip MIROWSKI and Esther-Mirjam SENT 

(eds.), Science Bought and Sold (2002). 

226. GRANDIN, Karl, Nina WORMBS, and Sven 

WIDMALM. (Eds.) The Science-Industry Nexus: 

History, Policy, Implications. Nobel Symposium 

123. (xvii + 457 pp.; ill.; index.) Sagamore Beach, 

Maine: Science History Publications/USA, 2005. 

ISBN: 0881353655. 

Contents: Nina WORMBS, Karl GRANDIN and Sven WID- 

MALM, “Introduction: From the Linear Model to the Triple 

Helix and Beyond,” ix-xvii; Glen R. ASNER, “The Linear 

Model, the U. S. Department of Defense, and the Golden 

Age of Industrial Research,” 3-30; David EDGERTON, “ ‘The 

Linear Model’ Did not Exist: Reflections on the History and 

Historiography of Science and Research in Industry in the 

Twentieth Century,” 31-57; David A. HOUNSHELL, “Industrial 

Research: Commentary,” 59-65; Henry ETZKOWITZ, 

“The Triple Helix and the Rise of the Entrepreneurial University,” 

69-91; Alexandra WALUSZEWSKI, “How Social 

Science Is Colored by Its Research Tools or What’s Behind 

the Different Interpretations of a Growing ‘Biotech 

Valley’?” 93-118; Keith PAVITT, “Changing Patterns of Usefulness 

of University Research: Opportunities and Dangers,” 

119-131; John KRIGE, “The Industrialization of Research:

Commentary: In Praise of Specificity,” 133-137; CREA- 

GER [ref. 2834]; Jean-Paul GAUDILLIÈRE, “The Invisible 

Industrialist: The Technological Dynamics of 20th-Century 

Biological Research,” 169-188; Vivien WALSH, “Paradigms 

in the Evolution of Life Sciences Research, and the Changing 

Structure of the Innovative Organization,” 189-219; 

RHEINBERGER [ref. 3028]; James FLECK, “The Structure 

of Technological Evolutions: Linear Models, Configurations, 

and Systems of Development,” 229-255; Thomas J. MISA, 

“Beyond Linear Models: Science, Technology, and Processes 

of Change,” 257-276; Aant ELZINGA, “The New Production 

of Reductionism in Models Relating to Research Policy,” 

277-304; Donald MACKENZIE, “Relating Science, Technology, 

and Industry after the Linear Model: Commentary,” 

305-312; Hebe VESSURI, “History of Science and Policy 

Implications in a Developing Country Setting,” 315-336; 

SHAPIN [ref. 2651]; Jeff HUGHES, “The History of Science, 

the Public, and the ‘Problem’ of Policy: Some Reflections 

from the United Kingdom,” 365-386; Helga NOWOTNY, 

“Does History of Science Have Policy Implications? Commentary,” 

387-394; Arne HESSENBRUCH, “The Trials and 

Promise of a Web-History of Materials Research,” 397-413; 

HARPER [ref. 41]; H˙akon ANDERSEN, “Science, Technology, 

History and Society: What Is the Problem?” 429-433. 


227. HARBERS, Hans. (Ed.) Inside the Politics 

of Technology: Agency and Normativity in the Co- 

Production of Technology and Society. (309 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Amsterdam: Amsterdam Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 9053567569. 

228. IRWIN, Alan. “The Politics of Talk: Coming to 

Terms with the ‘New’ Scientific Governance.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 299–320. 

229. KIHARA Hidetoshi. “On Some Misunderstandings 

about the Democratic Control of Techno- 

Science.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 111–114. 

230. KOERTGE, Noretta. (Ed.) Scientific Values 

and Civic Virtues. (x + 245 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0195172256. 

Contents: Noretta KOERTGE, “What Science Can Offer 

Contemporary Democracy,” 3-4; Noretta KOERTGE, “A Bouquet 

of Scientific Values,” 9-24; Steven M. DELUE, “Public 

Reason and Democracy: The Place of Science in Maintaining 

Civic Friendship,” 25-39; GRANT [ref. 1095]; MOORE 

[ref. 1096]; SARGENT [ref. 1445]; Gerald HOLTON, “Candor 

and Integrity in Science,” 85-98; RUSE [ref. 480]; FRANKLIN 

[ref. 2843]; CHURCHILL [ref. 3048]; Keith PARSONS, “Defending 

the Radical Center,” 159-171; Philip A. SULLIVAN, 

“Are Postmodernist Universities and Scholarship Undermining 

Modern Democracy?” 172-190; FORREST and GROSS 

[ref. 3594]; HOODBHOY [ref. 298]; NANDA [ref. 853]. 

231. LATOUR, Bruno. Politics of Nature: How to 

Bring the Sciences into Democracy. Translated from 

the French by Catherine PORTER. (x + 307 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0674012895. 

Reviews: [ref. 224, 234, R526] 

232. PESTRE, Dominique. (Ed.) Science, argent et 

politique : un essai d’interprétation. Une conférencedébat 

organisée par le groupe Sciences en questions, 

26. Science & popular culture 13 

Paris, INRA, 22 novembre 2001. Sciences en questions. 

(201 pp.; bib.) Paris: Institut national de la 

recherche agronomique, 2003. ISBN: 2738011004. 

233. RICH, Leigh Elizabeth. “Rolling the Bones: 

Decisional Law and the Risks of Treating the Body 

as Property.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 659. 

Dissertation at the University of Colorado at Denver, 2004. 

Adviser: Janes, Craig. UMI pub. no. 3164750. 281 pp. 

234. ROWLAND, Nicholas J. “Science and Technology 

Studies Saves Planet Earth via Latour.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 951–954. 

Essay review of LATOUR [ref. 231]. 

23. SCIENCE AND THE ARTS; SCIENCE 

AND LITERATURE 

235. ASÚA, Miguel de. Ciencia y Literatura: Un 

relato histórico. Teoría e Investigación. (206 pp.) 

Buenos Aires: EUDEBA, 2004. ISBN: 9502313208. 


236. BONTEMS, Vincent. “L’art au temps des fractales.” 

Rev. Syn. 122 (2001): 117–145. 

On the relationship between fractal mathematics and art. 

237. CASSIDY, David C. “Copenhagen and History.” 

In DÖRRIES [ref. 2838], 19–21. 

238. HARTIGAN, Karelisa. “Drama and Healing: 

Ancient and Modern.” In Health in Antiquity, edited 

by Helen KING (New York: Routledge, 2005), 162– 

179. 

239. MISSA, Thomas J. “A Gramophone in Every 

Grave.” Hist. & Tech. 21 (2005): 325–329. 

Essay review of Sara DANIUS, The Senses of Modernism 

(2002). 

240. NAUMANN, Barbara. “Introduction: Science 

and Literature.” Special Issue: Science and Literature. 

Sci. Context 18 (2005): 511–523. 

Contents: TORRA-MATTENKLOTT [ref. 1698]; STEPHEN- 

SON [ref. 1697]; ENDER [ref. 2393]; STADLER [ref. 2159]; 

BRANDT [ref. 3601]; STROWICK [ref. 2425]. 

24. SCIENCE AND MEDIA; 

COMMUNICATION OF SCIENCE 

241. GAYCKEN, Oliver Alexander. “Devices of 

Curiosity: Cinema and the Scientific Vernacular.” 


Dissertation at the University of Chicago, 2005. Adviser: 

Gunning, Tom. UMI pub. no. 3181341. 279 pp. 

242. KIRBY, David A. “Science Consultants, Fictional 

Films, and Scientific Practice.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

33 (2003): 231–268. 

25. SCIENCE AND POPULAR CULTURE 

243. MELLOR, Felicity. “Between Fact and Fiction: 

Demarcating Science from Non-Science in Popular 

Physics Books.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 509–538.

14 28. Science & religion 

26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND 

ETHNICITY 

244. BRACE, C. Loring. “Race” Is a Four-Letter 

Word: The Genesis of the Concept. (x + 326 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 019517352X. 

On the history of the concept, mostly in America, from 

ancient times through the beginning of the 21st century. 

245. JACKSON, John P., Jr., and Nadine M. WEI- 

DMAN. Race, Racism, and Science: Social Impact 

and Interaction. Science and Society. (xv + 403 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2004. 

ISBN: 1851094482. 

Focuses on the sciences of race from 1800 to the present. 

246. JEROME, Fred, and Rodger TAYLOR. Einstein 

on Race and Racism. (206 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New Brunswick: Rutgers Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0813536170. 

Discusses Enstein’s activities on behalf of African American 

political movements. 

247. SCHILLER, Nina Glick. “Blood and Belonging: 

Long-Distance Nationalism and the World Beyond.” 

In Complexities, edited by Susan MCKINNON and 

Sydel SILVERMAN (Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 

2005), 289–312. 

248. SKINNER, David. “Racialized Futures: Biologism 

and the Changing Politics of Identity.” Soc. 


Explores the changing role of science in public discourse on 

race and racism. (from the abstract) 

27. SCIENCE AND GENDER 

249. BENNEWITZ, Nadja, and Gaby FRANGER. 

(Eds.) “Die Erlangischen Mädchen sind recht schön 

und artig...”: Ein Erlanger Frauengeschichtsbuch. 

(285 pp.; ill.) Cadolzburg: ars vivendi Verlag, 2002. 


Covers the period from 1686 to the end of the 20th century. 

250. CRAWFORD, Katherine. “Privilege, Possibility, 

and Perversion: Rethinking the Study of Early Modern 

Sexuality.” J. Mod. Hist. 78 (2006): 412–433. 

251. DELAMONT, Sara. “Lives of the Great Women 

Scientists: The Never Ending Story?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

35 (2005): 491–496. 

Essay review of Nathaniel C. COMFORT, Tangled Field 

(2001); Kathryn A NEELEY, Mary Somerville (2001); Elga 

R. WASSERMAN, The Door in the Dream (2000); WHALEY 

[ref. 255]. 

252. FOX, Mary Frank. “Gender, Family Characteristics, 

and Publication Productivity among Scientists.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 131–150. 

253. REIS, Elizabeth. “Impossible Hermaphrodites: 

Intersex in America, 1620–1960.” J. Amer. Hist. 92 

(2005): 411–441. 

254. SCHARFF, Virginia. (Ed.) Seeing Nature 

through Gender. (xxii + 345 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Lawrence, Kan.: Univ. Press of Kansas, 2003. ISBN: 

070061284X. 

SCHARFF [ref. 442]; Paige RAIBMON, “Naturalizing Power: 

Land and Sexual Violence along William Byrd’s Dividing 

Line,” 20-39; Peter BOAG, “Thinking Like Mount Rushmore: 

Sexuality and Gender in the Republican Landscape,” 

40-62; Mark TEBEAU, “Scaling New Heights: Heroic Firemen, 

Gender, and the Urban Environment, 1875-1900,” 

63-79; SIMON [ref. 3006]; HAZLETT [ref. 3569]; Nancy 

LANGSTON, “Gender Transformed: Endocrine Disruptors in 

the Environment,” 129-168; Douglas C. SACKMAN, “Putting 

Gender on the Table: Food and the Family Life of Nature,” 

169-193; Annie Gilbert COLEMAN, “From Snow Bunnies to 

Shred Betties: Gender, Consumption, and the Skiing Landscape,” 

194-220; Amy GREEN, “ ‘She Touched Fifty Million 

Lives’: Gene Stratton-Porter and Nature Conservation,” 221- 

241; Catherine KLEINER, “Nature’s Lovers: The Erotics of 

Lesbian Land Communities in Oregon, 1974–1984,” 242- 

262; Katherine JENSEN, “Saving Centennial Valley: Land, 

Gender, and Community in the Northern Black Hills,” 263- 

281; Giovanna DI CHIRO, “Steps to an Ecology of Justice: 

Women’s Environmental Networks across the Santa Cruz 

River Watershed,” 282-320. Reviews: [ref. R805] 

255. WHALEY, Leigh Ann. Women’s History as 

Scientists: A Guide to the Debates. (xvi + 252 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, 

2003. ISBN: 1576072304. 


28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION 

256. CANTOR, Geoffrey. Quakers, Jews, and Science: 

Religious Responses to Modernity and the 

Sciences in Britain, 1650–1900. (xi + 420 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0199276684. 

257. DALY, John Lawrence. “John Macmurray’s 

Philosophy of Science, Religion, and the Person.” 



Browning, Don. UMI pub. no. 9997158. 201 pp. 

258. DAVIS, Edward B. “Appreciating a Scientist- 

Theologian: Some Remarks on the Work of John 

Polkinghorne.” Zygon 35 (2000): 971–976. 

259. DAVIS, Edward B. “Is There a Christian History 

of Science?” In Scholarship and Christian Faith, 

edited by Douglas JACOBSEN and Rhonda Hustedt 

JACOBSEN (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2004), 

63–75. 

260. GERACI, Robert M. “The Cultural History of 

Religions and the Ethics of Progress: Building the 

Human in 20th-Century Religion, Science and Art.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 (2006): 2964. 

Dissertation at the University of California, Santa Barbara, 

2005. Adviser: Hecht, Richard. UMI pub. no. 3186823. 294 

pp. 

261. HARRIS, J. “Weapons of Mass Destruction.” 

Part of a special issue: Focus on Science and Religion. 


262. HAUGHT, John F. Deeper than Darwin: The 

Prospect for Religion in the Age of Evolution. (xvi 

+ 214 pp.; bibl.; index.) Boulder, Colo.: Westview 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0813365902.


263. LAMETER, Christoph. “Divine Action in the 

Framework of Scientific Knowledge: From Quantum 

Theory to Divine Action.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/03 

(2004): 983. 

Dissertation at Fuller Theological Seminary, School of Theology, 

2004. Advisor: Murphy, Nancey. UMI pub. no. 

3125119. 344 pp. 

264. REFF, Daniel T. Plagues, Priests, and Demons: 

Sacred Narratives and the Rise of Christianity in the 

Old World and the New. (302 pp.) Cambridge: Cambridge 

Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 9780521600507; 

0521600502. 

Explores the rise of Christianity in the late Roman Empire and 

colonial Mexico and how new infectious diseases contributed 

to interest in Christianity. Reviews: [ref. R751] 

265. ROEDELL, Christopher Andrew. “The Beasts 

that Perish: The Problem of Evil and the Contemplation 

of the Animal Kingdom in English Thought, c. 

1660–1839.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 (2006): 3767. 

Dissertation at Georgetown University, 2005. Adviser: 

Olesko, Kathryn M. UMI pub. no. 3193309. 331 pp. 

266. RUSE, Michael. The Evolution-Creation Struggle. 

(327 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: 



267. SHARRATT, Michael. “Galileo’s ‘Rehabilitation’: 

Elbow-Room in Theology.” In MCMULLIN 

[ref. 1475], 323–339. 

268. VAN HUYSSTEEN, Wentzel. (Ed.) Encyclopedia 

of Science and Religion. New York: Thomson 

Gale, 2003. ISBN: 0028657047; 0028659112 

(ebook). 

29. SCIENCE AND WAR 

269. COOTER, Roger, Mark HARRISON, and Steve 

STURDY. (Eds.) Medicine and Modern Warfare. The 

Wellcome Institute Series in the History of Medicine, 

Clio Medica, 55. (iii + 286 pp.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: 

Rodopi, 1999. ISBN: 9042005467. 

270. CRODDY, Eric, and James J. WIRTZ. (Eds.) 

Weapons of Mass Destruction: An Encyclopedia 

of Worldwide Policy, Technology, and History. (2 

vol., xxxv + 449 pp., xxxvi + 601 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Santa Barbara, Cal.: ABC-CLIO, 2005. 

ISBN: 1851094903; 1851094954 (e-book). 

Two volumes. Volume 1, Chemical and biological weapons; 

Volume 2, Nuclear weapons. 

29. Science & war 15


40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS 

271. ALBERTI, Samuel J. M. M. “Objects and the 

Museum.” First essay of a focus section: Museums 

and the History of Science. Isis 96 (2005): 559–571. 

“Outlines a history of museums written through biographies 

of objects in their collections.” (from the abstract) Contents: 

FORGAN [ref. 273]; KOHLSTEDT [ref. 2020]; BENNETT 

[ref. 61]. 

272. FARMELO, Graham, and Janet CARDING. 

(Eds.) Here and Now: Contemporary Science and 

Technology in Museums and Science Centres. Proceedings 

of a conference held at the Science Museum, 

London, 21-23 November, 1996. (294 pp.; ill.; index.) 

London: Science Museum, 1997. ISBN: 0901805971. 

273. FORGAN, Sophie. “Building the Museum: 

Knowledge, Conflict, and the Power of Place.” Focus: 

Museums and the History of Science [ref. 271]. Isis 

96 (2005): 572–585. 

274. HENNING, Eckart, and Marion KAZEMI. 

Dahlem – Domäne der Wissenschaft: Ein Spaziergang 

zu den Instituten der Kaiser-Wilhelm/Max- 

Planck-Gesellschaft im “deutschen Oxford” / Dahlem 

– Domain of Science. A Walking Tour of the Berlin 

Institutes of the Kaiser Wilhelm/Max Planck Society 

in the “German Oxford.” Veröffentlichungen aus dem 

Archiv zur Geschichte der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, 

Band 16. (254 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Max- 

Planck-Gesellschaft, 2002. ISBN: 3927579165. 

275. KÖPTCKE, Luciana Sepúlveda. “Carta do editore 

/ Editor’s Note.” Introduction to a special issue 

on Museums and the Sciences. Manguinhos 12 

(supp.) (2005): 7–10. 

Partial contents: LOPES and MURRIELLO [ref. 2021]; PUPIO 

[ref. 3494]; PODGORNY [ref. 2024]; MUKHOPADHYAY 

[ref. 3492]. 

276. LAGEMANN, Ellen Condliffe. (Ed.) Philanthropic 

Foundations: New Scholarship, New Possibilities. 

Philanthropic Studies. (xviii + 420 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 

1999. ISBN: 0253335000. 

277. UEBELE, Susanne. Institut im Bild, Teil 2: 

Bauten der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur Förderung 

der Wissenschaften. Veröffentlichungen aus dem 

Archiv zur Geschichte der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, 

11. (292 pp.; ill.) Berlin: MPG, 1998. ISBN: 

3927579114. 

278. VACKIMES, Sophia. “Of Science in Museums: 

A Study of Contemporary Museology.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/01 (2005): 233. 

Dissertation at New School University, 2005. Adviser: 

Zolberg, Vera. UMI pub. no. 3161886. 350 pp. 

41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS; THE 

SCIENCE OF MEASUREMENT 

279. BARCLAY, R., and B. ZIOMKIEWICZ. “Historic 

Scientific Instruments Containing Mercury.” 

Rittenhouse 15 (2001): 21–30. 

280. BERETTA, Marco, Paolo GALLUZZI, and Carlo 

TRIARICO. (Eds.) Musa Musaei: Studies on Scientific 

Instruments and Collections in Honour of Mara 

Miniati. Biblioteca di Nuncius, Studi e testi, 49. (viii 

+ 486 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: Leo S. Olschki, 

2003. ISBN: 8822252381. 

281. BOURGUET, Marie-Noëlle, Christian LICOPPE, 

and Heinz Otto SIBUM. (Eds.) Instruments, Travel 

and Science: Itineraries of Precision from the Seventeenth 

to the Twentieth Century. Studies in the History 

of Science, Technology and Medicine. (x + 303 pp.; 

ill.; bib.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2002. ISBN: 

0415272955. 

Contents: Simon SCHAFFER,“Golden Means: Assay Instruments 

and the Geography of Precision in the Guinea Trade”; 

Christian LICOPPE, “The Project for a Map of Languedoc 

in Eighteenth-Century France at the Contested Intersection 

between Astronomy and Geography. The Problem of 

Co-ordination between Philosophers, Instruments and Observations 

as a Keystone of Modernity”; Jim BENNETT, “The 

Travels and Trials of Mr. Harrison’s Timekeeper”; Marie- 

Noëlle BOURGUET, “Landscape With Numbers: Natural 

History, Travel and Instruments (Mid-18th to Early 19th 

Century)”; Giuliano PANCALDI, “Approaching Invention: 

The Reception of the Voltaic Battery in Europe”; Kapil RAJ, 

“When Human Travelers Become Instruments: The Indo- 

British Exploration of Central Asia in the 19th Century”; 

Christophe BONNEUIL, “The Manufacture of Species: Kew 

Gardens, the Empire, and the Standardization of Taxonomic 

Practices in Late 19th-Century Botany”; H. Otto SIBUM, 

“Exploring the Margins of Precision”; Richard STALEY, 

“Traveling Light”; David TURNBALL, “Traveling Knowledge: 

Narratives, Assemblage and Encounters”. 

282. BROOKS, Randall C. “Collection Profile: New 

Metrology Collection Acquired by NMST.” Rittenhouse 

13 (1999): 20–24. 

At the National Museum of Science and Technology in 

Ottawa, Canada. 

283. FOURNIER, Marian. Early Microscopes: A 

Descriptive Catalogue. Museum Boerhaave Communications, 

300. (235 pp.; ill.; index.) Leiden: 

Museum Boerhaave, 2003. ISBN: 9062921434. 

On instruments in the Museum Boerhaave dating from 1675 

to 1835. Reviews: [ref. R296] 

284. FREIBURGER, Dana A. “Web Sightings and 

Reviews.” Rittenhouse 13 (1999): 29–32. 

First article in a regular column announcing web-based 

resources for historians of scientific instruments. 

285. HINE, Christine. “Databases as Scientific Instruments 

and Their Role in the Ordering of Scientific 

Work.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 269–298.

286. HOLLAND, Julian. “Scientific Instrument Makers 

in an Institutional Context.” Rittenhouse 17 

(2003): 1–8. 

Looks at the roles of technicians and instrument makers for 

research laboratories with needs for special equipment. 

287. LÜTHY, Christoph. “Museum Spaces and 

Spaces of Science. Reflections on the Explanatory 

Possibilities of History of Science Collections.” Nuncius 

20 (2005): 415–429. 

On the difficulty museums face in displaying scientific instruments 

in context; in particular, on the problem posed by 

the discontinuity in the shift from the early modern to the 

modern period. 

288. MCCONNELL, Anita, and Philip COLLINS. 

“Will the True Originator of the Storm Glass Please 

Own Up.” Ambix 53 (2006): 67–75. 

289. RUDD, Eugene. “Three Books for Collectors 

of Scientific Instruments.” Rittenhouse 16 (2002): 

121–124. 

Essay review of Ronald PEARSALL, Collecting and Restoring 

Scientific Instruments (1974); Gerard L’E. TURNER, 

Antique Scientific Instruments (1980); Gerard L’E. TURNER, 

Collecting Microscopes (1981). 

290. RUSSO, Thomas A. Antique Office Machines: 

600 Years of Calculating Devices. (218 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Atglen, Penn.: Schiffer Publishers, 2001. 

ISBN: 0764313460. 

291. “Scientific Instrument Collections in the University: 

An International Symposium at Dartmouth 

College.” Rittenhouse 17 (2003): 119. 

292. “Special Issue: Artisans and Instruments, 1300– 

1800.” Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 123–278. 

Contents: CHARETTE [ref. 699]; BIAGIOLI [ref. 1443]; 

GAUVIN [ref. 1487]; SCHAFFER [ref. 1691]; BENNETT 

[ref. 1720]. 

293. “Subject Index, Volumes 1–12.” Rittenhouse 13 

(1999): 36–72. 

42. SCIENCE EDUCATION; THE HISTORY 

OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 

294. CAMPBELL, Robert A. “Preparing the Next 

Generation of Scientists: The Social Process of Managing 

Students.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 897–927. 

Seeks “to demonstrate how the social process of managing 

students is integral to our understanding of the day-to-day 

activities of scientists.” (from the abstract) 

295. CLARK, William. Academic Charisma and the 

Origins of the Research University. (662 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2006. 

ISBN: 0226109216. 

296. GOUZÉVITCH, Irina, André GRELON, and 

Anouchet KARVAR. (Eds.) La formation des 

ingénieurs en perspective. Modèles de référence et 

résaux de médiation, XVIII e –XX e siècles. Translated 

title: [Putting the Training of Engineers into Perspective. 

Reference Models and Mediation Networks 

43. Professional activities of scientists 17 

from the 18th to the 20th Century.] In French. Collection 

Carnot. (175 pp.) Rennes: Presses Universitaires 

de Rennes, 2004. ISBN: 2868479960. 


297. HARWOOD, Jonathan. “Engineering Education 

between Science and Practice: Rethinking the 

Historiography.” Hist. & Tech. 22 (2006): 53–79. 

298. HOODBHOY, Pervez. “When Science Teaching 

Becomes a Subversive Activity.” In KOERTGE 

[ref. 230], 215–219. 

299. HOWE, Eric M. “Using the History of Research 

on Sickle-Cell Anemia to Affect Preservice Teachers’ 

Conceptions of the Nature of Science.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/03 (2004): 881. 

Dissertation at Western Michigan University, 2004. Adviser: 

Rudge, David W. UMI pub. no. 3124534. 353 pp. 

300. MELLADO, Vicente, Constantino RUIZ, María 

Luisa BERMEJO, and Roque JIMÉNEZ. “Contributions 

from the Philosophy of Science to the Education 

of Science Teachers.” Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 

419–445. 

301. SEKER, Hayati. “The Effect of Using the History 

of Science in Science Lessons on Meaningful 

Learning.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 134. 

Dissertation at the Ohio State University, 2004. Adviser: 

White, Arthur L. UMI pub. no. 3159936. 253 pp. 

302. SEKER, Hayati, and Laura C. WELSH. “The 

Use of History of Mechanics in Teaching Motion and 

Force Units.” Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 55–89. 

303. SINGER, Sandra L. Adventures Abroad: North 

American Women at German-Speaking Universities, 

1868–1915. (xvi + 268 pp.; bibl.; index.) Westport, 

Conn.: Praeger, 2003. ISBN: 0313323712. 

Includes chapters on women in mathematics, the social 

sciences, psychology, and the natural sciences (physics, 

biology, chemistry, botany, geography, and geology). 

43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF 

SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING 

CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLICATION 

304. BARTHOLOMEW, James R. “One Hundred 

Years of Nobel Science Prizes.” Isis 96 (2005): 

625–632. 

Essay review of George Thomas KURIAN, The Nobel Scientists 

(2002); István HARGITTAI, The Road to Stockholm 

(2002); Robert Marc FRIEDMAN, The politics of excellence 

(2001); Mauro DARDO, Nobel Laureates and Twentieth- 

Century Physics (2004); E. CRAWFORD, The Nobel Population 

1901–1950 (2002); Elisabeth T. CRAWFORD (ed.), 

Historical Studies in the Nobel Archives (2002). 

305. GUNNARSDÓTTIR, Kristrún. “Scientific Journal 

Publications: On the Role of Electronic Preprint 

Exchange in the Distribution of Scientific Literature.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 549–579. 

306. HACKETT, Edward J. “Introduction to the Special 

Guest-Edited Issue on Scientific Collaboration.” 

Special Issue: Scientific Collaboration. Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 667–671.

18 43. Professional activities of scientists 

Contents: Sooho LEE and Barry BOZEMAN, “The Impact of 

Research Collaboration on Scientific Productivity,” 673–702; 

Sara KIESLER and Jonathan N. CUMMINGS, “Collaborative 

Research Across Disciplinary and Organizational Boundaries,” 

703–722; Wesley SHRUM, “Reagency of the Internet, 

or, How I Became a Guest for Science,” 723–754; Dan- 

Bright S. DZORGBO et al, “Collaboration Paradox: Scientific 

Productivity, the Internet, and Problems of Research in Developing 

Areas,” 755–785; Edward J. HACKETT, “Essential 

Tensions: Identity, Control, and Risk in Research,” 787–826. 

307. HERMANOWICZ, Joseph C. “Scientists and 

Satisfaction.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 45–73. 

308. JEFFREY, Paul. “Smoothing the Waters: Observations 

on the Process of Cross-Disciplinary Research 

Collaboration.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 539–562. 

309. PARTHEY, Heinrich. “Wege des Erkennens 

und Publizierens in der Wissenschaft.” In KANT and 

VOGT [ref. 17], 379–395.

E. Disciplinary Classification 

101. OCCULT SCIENCES AND MAGIC 

310. COPENHAVER, Brian. “Magie und die Würde 

des Menschen: Picos Oratio vor und nach Kant.” In 

MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 65–97. 

102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND 

HISTORY OF IDEAS 

311. BAR-AM, Nimrod. “A Framework for a Critical 

History of Logic.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 80–89. 

312. JAY, Martin. Songs of Experience: Modern 

American and European Variations on a Universal 

Theme. (x + 431 pp.; bibl.; index.) Los Angeles: 

Univ. of California Press, 2004. ISBN: 0520242726. 

On the concept of experience in American and European 

intellectual life. 

313. MURPHY, James Bernard. The Philosophy of 

Positive Law: Foundations of Jurisprudence. (xiii + 

240 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0300107889. 

From Plato to Aquinas to Hobbes to Austin. 

103. MATHEMATICS 

314. BERLINSKI, David. Infinite Ascent: A Short 

History of Mathematics. Modern Library Chronicles. 

(197 pp.; ill.; index.) New York: Modern Library, 

2005. ISBN: 067964234X. 

315. BOTTAZZINI, Umberto, and Amy DAHAN 

DALMEDICO. (Eds.) Changing Images in Mathematics: 

From the French Revolution to the New Millennium. 

Studies in the History of Science, Technology, 

and Medicine, 13. (vii + 305 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Routledge, 2001. ISBN: 0415271185. 

Contents: BELHOSTE [ref. 2079]; BOTTAZZINI [ref. 2080]; 

Tom ARCHIBALD, “Images of Applied Mathematics in 

the German Mathematical Community,” 49–68; ROWE 

[ref. 2110]; Hélène GISPERT, “The German and French 

Editions of the Klein-Molk Encyclopedia: Contrasted Images,” 

93-112; GRAY [ref. 2095]; Michel ARMATTE, “Developments 

in Statistical Thinking and Their Links with 

Mathematics,” 137-166; Leo CORRY, “Mathematical Structures 

from Hilbert to Bourbaki: The Evolution of an Image 

of Mathematics,” 167-186; BRIGAGLIA [ref. 317]; LOLLI 

[ref. 333]; DALMEDICO [ref. 3505]; David AUBIN, “From 

Catastrophy to Chaos: The Modeling Practices of Applied 

Topologists,” 255-280; GAUDILLIÈRE [ref. 3701]. 

316. BOULEAU, Nicolas. Philosophies des 

mathématiques et de la modélisation : Du chercheur 

à l’ingénieur. (364 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: 

L’Harmattan, 1999. ISBN: 2738481256. 

317. BRIGAGLIA, Aldo. “The Creation and Persistence 

of National Schools: The Case of Italian 

Algebraic Geometry.” In BOTTAZZINI and DAHAN 

DALMEDICO [ref. 315], 187–206. 

318. CAMPOS, Daniel Gerardo. “The Discovery of 

Mathematical Probability Theory: A Case Study in 

the Logic of Mathematical Inquiry.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 66/12 (2006): 4406. 

Dissertation at Pennsylvania State University, 2005. Advisers: 

Anderson, Douglas R., and Emily Grosholz. UMI pub. 

no. 3202479. 395 pp. 

319. CRUZ, Helen De. “Towards a Darwinian Approach 

to Mathematics.” Special Issue: Mathematics: 

What Does it All Mean? [ref. 330]. Found. Sci. 11 

(2006): 157–196. 

320. DAUBEN, Joseph W. The History of Mathematics 

from Antiquity to the Present: A Selective 

Annotated Bibliography. Edited by Albert C. LEWIS. 

Rev. ed. on CD-ROM. Providence, R.I.: American 

Mathematical Society, 2000. ISBN: 0821808443. 

A selected bibliography on the history of mathematics. Contains 

over 4,800 bibliographic entries with annotations. 

321. EPPLE, Moritz. Die Entstehung der Knotentheorie: 

Kontexte und Konstruktionen einer modernen 

mathematischen Theorie. (xv + 449 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Braunschweig: Vieweg, 1999. ISBN: 

352806787X. 

From beginning of knot theory in the 18th century to the first 

half of the 20th century. 

322. FOLKERTS, Menso, Eberhard KNOBLOCH, and 

Karin REICH. (Eds.) Maß, Zahl, und Gewicht: Mathematik 

als Schlüssel zu Weltverständnis und Weltbeherrschung 

[Ausstellung im Zeughaus vom 15. Juli 

bis 24. September 1989; Ausstellung in der Bibliotheca 

Augusta vom 28. Juli bis 28. Oktober 2001]. 

2., überarb. und erg. Aufl. Ausstellungskataloge 

der Herzog-August-Bibliothek, 60. (ix + 434 pp.; 

ill.) Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz in Kommission, 2001. 

ISBN: 3447044721. 

323. FRANZÉN, Torkel. Gödel’s Theorem: An Incomplete 

Guide to Its Use and Abuse. (x + 172 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Wellesley: AK Peters, 2005. ISBN: 

1568812388. 

324. GÖDEL, Kurt. Collected Works, Volume 5: Correspondence, 

H–Z. Edited by Solomon FEFERMAN, 

John W. DAWSON, Jr., Warren GOLDFARB, Charles 

PARSONS, and Wilfried SIEG. (xxi + 664 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2003. 

ISBN: 0198500750. 

325. GÖDEL, Kurt. Collected Works, Volume 1: Publications, 

1929–1936. Edited by Solomon FEFER- 

MAN, John W. DAWSON, Jr., Stephen C. KLEENE, 

Gregory H. MOORE, Robert M. SOLOVAY, and Jean 

van HEIJENOORT. (xvi + 474 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 


326. GRATTAN-GUINNESS, Ivor, and Roger 

COOKE. (Eds.) Landmark Writings in Western Math-

20 110. Astronomy; cosmology 

ematics 1640–1940. (xvii + 1022 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Elsevier, 2005. ISBN: 0444508716. 

327. HODGKIN, Luke Howard. A History of Mathematics: 

From Mesopotamia to Modernity. (xiii + 281 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford / New York: Oxford 


328. HOPP, Peter M. Slide Rules: Their History, 

Models, and Makers. (v + 310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Mendham, N.J.: Astragal Press, 1999. ISBN: 

1879335867. 

329. ITO Shuntaro. “Numeral Notations in the 

World.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 225–231. 

330. KERKHOVE, Bart Van, Jean Paul van BEN- 

DEGEM, and Sal RESTIVO. “Introduction.” Special 

Issue: Mathematics: What Does it All Mean? Found. 

Sci. 11 (2006): 1–3. 

Contents: Bart Van KERKHOVE, “Mathematical Naturalism: 

Origins, Guises, and Prospects,” 5–39; Gianluigi OLIVERI, 

“Mathematics as a Quasi-Empirical Science,” 41–79; Ard 

Van MOER, “The Intentionality of Formal Systems,” 81–119; 

Michael OTTE, “Proof-Analysis and Continuity,” 121–155; 

CRUZ [ref. 319]; Sal RESTIVO and Wenda K. BAUCHSPIES, 

“The Will to Mathematics: Minds, Morals, and Numbers,” 

197–215. 

331. LA NAVE, Federica. “Belief Without Proof 

from Ancient Geometry to Renaissance Algebra.” 


Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Murdoch, 

John E. UMI pub. no. 3173957. 168 pp. Looks at problems 

and attempted solutions in mathematics in ancient Greece 

and in the work of the Renaissance mathematician Rafael 

Bombelli. 

332. LIVINGSTON, Eric. “The Context of Proving.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 39–68. 

On proofs in mathematics. 

333. LOLLI, Gabriele. “Definability as a Mathematical 

Concept before and after Gödel.” In BOTTAZZINI 

and DAHAN DALMEDICO [ref. 315], 207–222. 

334. MAGNANI, Lorenzo, and Riccardo DOSSENA. 

“Perceiving the Infinite and the Infinitesimal World: 

Unveiling and Optical Diagrams in Mathematics.” 

Found. Sci. 10 (2005): 7–23. 

335. QU Anjing. “Changing the Paradigm: Research 

on the History of Mathematics in China.” [Translated 


(2005): 50–58. 

Looks at developments in the history of mathematics since 

the 1970s. 

336. ROLAND, Jeffrey Wells. “Toward an Epistemology 

of Mathematics: Naturalism.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/01 (2005): 205. 

Dissertation at Cornell University, 2005. Adviser: Hodes, 

Harold T. UMI pub. no. 3162500. 202 pp. 

337. SASAKI, Chikara. “How Was the Terminology 

of Modern Western Mathematics Translated into 

Japanese?” In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 

845–857. 

338. SCRIBA, Christoph J., and Peter SCHREIBER. 

5000 Jahre Geometrie: Geschichte, Kulturen, Menschen. 

Vom Zählstein zum Computer. (xiii + 596 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin und New York: Springer, 

2000. ISBN: 3540679243. 

339. TAIT, William W. The Provenance of Pure 

Reason: Essays in the Philosophy of Mathematics and 

Its History. Logic and Computation in Philosophy. 

(viii + 332 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford 

Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 019514192X. 

A collection of previously published papers. 

340. WANG Qingjian. “History of Mathematics: 

From a Scholar’s Study to the Classroom.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 

(2004): 148–154. 

Urges historians to focus their efforts on studying mathematics 

education. 

110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY 

341. BASALLA, George. Civilized Life in the Universe: 

Scientists on Intelligent Extraterrestrials. (xiii 

+ 233 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford Univ. 

Press, 2006. ISBN: 0195171810. 

From Plutarch to Stephen Hawking. 

342. BERGIA, Silvio. “Il lungo cammino della cosmologia 

verso la codificazione del principio cosmologico.” 

Physis 38 (2001): 237–256. 

On the history from Bruno’s time to the 20th century of the 

cosmological principle. 

343. CLEEMPOEL, Koenraad van. (Ed.) Astrolabes 

at Greenwich: A Catalogue of the Astrolabes in the 

National Maritime Museum. (ix + 339 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford / New York: Oxford Univ. Press and 

London: National Maritime Museum, 2005. ISBN: 

0198530692. 

344. GLASS, I. S. Revolutionaries of the Cosmos: 

The Astro-Physicists. (xiii + 317 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0198570996. 

Biographical studies of scientists from Galileo to Hubble. 

345. GREENBERG, Joshua M. “Creating the ‘Pillars’: 

Multiple Meanings of a Hubble Image.” Public 

Underst. Sci. 13 (2004): 83–95. 

346. HEILBRON, John L. “Censorship of Astronomy 

in Italy after Galileo.” In MCMULLIN [ref. 1475], 

279–322. 

347. HOSKIN, Michael. (Ed.) The Cambridge Concise 

History of Astronomy. (362 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1999. ISBN: 

0521572916. 

348. LACHIÈZE-REY, Marc, and Jean-Pierre LU- 

MINET. Celestial Treasury: From the Music of the 

Spheres to the Conquest of Space. Translated from 

the French by Joe LAREDO. (ii + 207 pp.; ill.; bibl.;

index.) Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2001. 

ISBN: 0521800404. 

Exhibition catalog from The Celestial Treasury exhibition in 

Paris (October 1998-January 1999), which coincided with the 

opening of public reading rooms in the François-Mitterand 

building at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. 

349. MAEYAMA, Y. “On the Extreme Lunar Velocities.” 

Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 60 (2006): 269–283. 

Comparison is made with historical records of many eras and 

cultures. 

350. OBERSCHELP, Walter. “Nützt die Astronomie 

der Geschichtswissenschaft? Astronomie im 

Gespräch mit historischer Forschung.” In Inquirens 

subtilia diversa, edited by Horst KRANZ and Ludwig 

FALKENSTEIN (Aachen: Shaker, 2002), 261–280. 

351. WATSON, Fred. Stargazer: The Life and Times 

of the Telescope. (x + 342 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Da Capo, 2005. ISBN: 0306814323. 


111. ASTROLOGY 

352. BROCKBANK, James. “Planetary Signification 

from the Second Century until the Present Day.” Cult. 

Cosmos 7, 2 (2003): 37–62. 

353. ECCLES, Bernard. “Astrological Physiognomy 

from Ptolemy to the Present Day.” Cult. Cosmos 7, 2 

(2003): 15–36. 

112. PHYSICS AND GENERAL WORKS ON 

THE EXACT SCIENCES 

354. BAKER, Gregory L., and James A. BLACK- 

BURN. The Pendulum: A Case Study in Physics. (xii 

+ 288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0198567545. 

“A technical work ... set within the context of the technological, 

historical and cultural developments to which the 

pendulum has contributed.” (from the publisher) 

355. CHANDRANKUNNEL, Mathew. Philosophy 

of Physics. (xvi + 420 pp.) New Delhi: Anmol 

Publications, 2000. ISBN: 8126105887. 

356. CURIEL, Erik. “Three Papers on How Physics 

Bears on Philosophy, and How Philosophy Bears on 

Physics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1024. 

Dissertation at the University of Chicago, 2005. Advisers: 

Stein, Howard, and David Malament. UMI pub. no. 3168334. 

335 pp. 

357. DARRIGOL, Olivier. Worlds of Flow: A History 

of Hydrodynamics from the Bernoullis to Prandtl. 

(xiv + 356 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford 



358. FLORES, Francisco. “Interpretations of Einstein’s 

Equation E = mc 2 .” Int. Stud Phil Sci. 19 

(2005): 245–260. 

113. Chemistry 21 

359. GOLDSTEIN, Sheldon, James TAYLOR, 

Roderich TUMULKA, and Nino ZANGHI. “Are All 

Particles Real?” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 

(2005): 103–112. 

360. GREENSLADE, Thomas B., Jr. “Collection Profile: 

Visits to Apparatus Collections II: Transylvania 

University.” Rittenhouse 14 (2000): 107–114. 

On physics teaching apparatus. 

361. JAMES, Ioan. Remarkable Physicists: From 

Galileo to Yukawa. (xv + 389 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


0521017068. 


362. KUHFELD, Ellen. “The Bakken: A Library 

and Museum of Electricity in Life.” Rittenhouse 14 

(2000): 67–75. 

363. LEWIS, Peter J. “Interpreting Spontaneous Collapse 

Theories.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 

(2005): 165–180. 

364. LIU, Chuang, and Gérard G. EMCH. “Explaining 

Quantum Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 (2005): 137–163. 

365. OSTROVSKY, Valentin N. “Towards a Philosophy 

of Approximations in the ‘Exact’ Sciences.” 

HYLE 11 (2005): 101–126. 

366. RADELET-DE GRAVE, Patricia. “Historiographie 

de la Mécanique de 1975 à 2000 : Une étude 

statistique.” Llull 26 (2003): 995–1044. 

367. RIVADULLA RODRÍGUEZ, Andrés. Éxito, 

Razón y Cambio en Física: Un Enfoque Instrumental 

en Teoría de la Ciencia. Colección Estructuras y 

Procesos, Serie Filosofía. (202 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Madrid: Editorial Trotta, 2004. ISBN: 8481647004. 

368. ROGERS, Karl. On the Metaphysics of Experimental 

Physics. (252 pp.; bibl.; index.) Basingstoke: 

Palgrave MacMillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403945284. 

369. SCHRÖDER, Wilfried. (Ed.) Alte und neue 

Probleme der Physik und Geophysik. Beiträge zur 

Geschichte der Geophysik und kosmischen Physik, 

vol. 4, no. 1. (160 pp.; ill.) Bremen: Science Edition, 

2003. 

370. YAMAMOTO, Yoshitaka. Jiryoku to Jûryoku no 

Hakken. Translated title: [The Discovery of Magnetism 

and Gravitation.]. (vol. 1: 336 pp.; vol. 2: 328 

pp.; vol. 3: 432 pp.) Tokyo: Misuzu-shobô, 2003. 

ISBN: 462208032X. 

113. CHEMISTRY 

371. BAIRD, Davis, Eric R. SCERRI, and Lee C. 

MCINTYRE. (Eds.) Philosophy of Chemistry: Synthesis 

of a New Discipline. Boston Studies in the 

Philosophy of Science, v. 242. (vii + 362 pp.; ill.) 

Dordrecht: Springer, 2006. ISBN: 1402032560. 

Contents: Davis BAIRD, Lee C. MCINTYRE and Eric R. 

SCERRI, “Introduction: The Invisibility of Chemistry,” 3–18; 

Joachim SCHUMMER, “The Philosophy of Chemistry: From

22 113. Chemistry 

Infancy Toward Maturity,” 19–39; NEEDHAM [ref. 1040]; J. 

Van BRAKEL, “Kant’s Legacy for the Philosophy of Chemistry,” 

69–91; Otto Theodor BENFEY, “The Conceptual 

Structure of the Sciences,” 95–117; Eric R. SCERRI, “Normative 

and Descriptive Philosophy of Science and the Role 

of Chemistry,” 119–128; Johannes HUNGER, “How Classical 

Models of Explanation Fail to Cope with Chemistry: The 

Case of Molecular Modeling,” 129–156; Jeffrey KOVAC, 

“Professional Ethics in Science,” 157–169; Robin Findlay 

HENDRY, “Is There Downward Causation in Chemistry?” 

173–189; G. K. VEMULAPALLI, “Physics in the Crucible 

of Chemistry: Ontological Boundaries and Epistemological 

Blueprints,” 191–204; Joseph E. EARLEY, “Some Philosophical 

Implications of Chemical Symmetry,” 207–220; Ray 

HEFFERLIN, “The Periodic Systems of Molecules: Presuppositions, 

Problems, and Prospects,” 221–243; WOODYARD 

[ref. 2920]; Ann JOHNSON, “Virtual Tools: The Epistemological 

and Social Issues of Computer-Aided Chemical 

Process Design,” 273–291; VOLLMER [ref. 388]; John 

SCHREIFELS and Daniel ROTHBART, “Visualizing Instrumental 

Techniques of Surface Chemistry,” 309–324; Nalini 

BHUSHAN, “Are Chemical Kinds Natural Kinds?” 327–336; 

Michael WEISBERG, “Water Is Not H2O,” 337–345; Alfred 

NORDMANN, “From Metaphysics to Metachemistry,” 

347–362. 

372. BERSON, Jerome A. Chemical Discovery and 

the Logicians’ Program: A Problematic Pairing. (xiii 

+ 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, 



373. BHUSHAN, Nalini, and Stuart ROSENFELD. 

(Eds.) Of Minds and Molecules: New Philosophical 

Perspectives on Chemistry. (xvi + 299 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


0195128346. 

Contributors: Andrea WOODY, Clark GLYMOUR, Maureen 

CHRISTIE, John R. CHRISTIE, Eric R. SCERRI, Daniel 

ROTHBART, Davis BAIRD, Jeffry L. RAMSEY, Robin Le 

POIDEVIN, Steve J. WEININGER, Jaap Van BRAKEL, Stuart 

ROSENFELD, Nalini BHUSHAN, Barry K. CARPENTER, 

Emily R. GROSHOLZ, Roald HOFFMANN, Thomas Hellman 

MORTON, William G. LYCAN. 

374. EARLEY, Joseph E., Sr. (Ed.) Chemical Explanation: 

Characteristics, Development, Autonomy. 

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 

v. 988. (xiii + 377 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: New York Academy of Sciences, 2003. ISBN: 

1573314560. 

Papers from the Sixth Summer Symposium on the Philosophy 

of Chemistry and Biochemistry of the International Society 

for the Philosophy of Chemistry, August 4-8, 2002, Washington, 

D.C. Partial contents: SCHUMMER [ref. 2313]; WEIS- 

BERG and WOOD [ref. 1161]; AKEROYD [ref. 1781]; KAJI 

[ref. 2171]; BOGAARD [ref. 2896]; Wilfried Ver EECKE and 

Mark R. NOWACKI, “The Superiority of ‘Chemical Thinking’ 

for Understanding Free Human Society According to Hegel,” 

313-321; Richard K. KHURI, “An Organic Framework for a 

Philosophical Appreciation of Chemical Phenomena,” 322- 

334; Werner W. BRANDT, “Chemistry Beyond Positivism,” 

335-344; James F. SALMON, “Chemical Self-Organization, 

Complexification, and Process Metaphysics,” 345-352; HOJO 

[ref. 458]; Eric SCERRI, “Constructivism, Relativism, and 

Chemical Education,” 359-369. Reviews: [ref. R254] 

375. FAUQUE, Danielle. “De Nicolas Lemery à 

Adolphe Wurtz : Sur quelques ouvrages d’histoire de 

la chimie.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 493–508. 

Essay review of Michel BOUGARD, La Chimie de Nicolas 

Lemery (1999); Frederic Lawrence HOLMES, Antoine 

Lavoisier—The Next Crucial Year, Or The Sources of His 

Quantitative Method in Chemistry (1998); W. H. BROCK, 

Justus von Liebig (2002); Alan J. ROCKE, Nationalizing 

Science (2001). 

376. FAUQUE, Danielle. “Un projet européen pour 

l’histoire de la chimie sous l’égide de l’European 

Science Foundation (1992–1997).” Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 

(2004): 189–201. 

377. HABASHI, Fathi. From Alchemy to Atomic 

Bombs: History of Chemistry, Metallurgy, and Civilization. 

(x + 357 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Sainte 

Foy, QC: Métallurgie Extractive Québec, 2002. ISBN: 

2922686000. 

378. HE Juan. “Commentary on Researches on 

the History of the Chinese Translation of Terms for 

Chemical Elements.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 (2004): 155–167. 

379. HINKLE, Amber S. (Ed.) Successful Women 

in Chemistry: Corporate America’s Contribution to 

Science. ACS Symposium Series, 907. (xiv + 202 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington: American Chemical 

Society, 2005. ISBN: 0841239126. 

Contributors: Frankie WOOD-BLACK, L. Shannon DAVIS, 

Arlene A. GARRISON, Jacqueline ERICKSON, Amber S. 

HINKLE, Ellen A. KEITER, Rita S. MAJERLE, Jody A. 

KOCSIS, Elizabeth A. PIOCOS, and Margaret A. DULANY. 

380. KREISSL, Friedrich R., and Otto KRÄTZ. (Eds.) 

Feuer und Flamme, Schall und Rauch: Schauexperimente 

und Chemiehistorisches. (xvii + 271 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, 1999. ISBN: 

3527298185. 

Covers four centuries. 

381. LASZLO, Pierre. “Metaphors Chemists Live 

By.” HYLE 10 (2004): 47–51. 

Essay review of Theodore L. BROWN, Making Truth (2003). 

382. LEVERE, Trevor H. “Past and Present in the 

History of Chemistry.” Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 32 

(2005): 1–19. 

383. OHNO Makoto. “Report on the 2003 Annual 

General Meeting.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 30 (2003): 184. 

384. SCERRI, Eric R. “Some Aspects of the Metaphysics 

of Chemistry and the Nature of the Elements.” 

HYLE 11 (2005): 127–145. 

385. SCHWEDT, Georg. Chemische Experimente in 

Schlössern, Klöstern und Museen: Aus Hexenküche 

und Zauberlabor. (xiv + 239 pp.; ill.; index.) Weinheim: 

Wiley-VCH, 2002. ISBN: 3527306692. 

Chemistry experiments with historical discussion incorporated. 


386. STEIN, Ross L. “Towards a Process Philosophy 

of Chemistry.” HYLE 10 (2004): 5–22.

387. TONTINI, Andrea. “On the Limits of Chemical 

Knowledge.” HYLE 10 (2004): 23–46. 

388. VOLLMER, S. H. “Space in Molecular Representation; 

Or How Pictures Represent Objects.” In 

BAIRD et al. [ref. 371], 293–308. 

114. ALCHEMY 

389. BRADATAN, Costica. “Alchemists or Ecologists? 

Some Remarks on the Philosophy of Alchemical 

Transmutation.” Acta Phil. 14 (2005): 261–274. 

390. BRÜNING, Volker Fritz. Bibliographie der alchemistischen 

Literatur, Band 1: Die alchemistischen 

Druckwerke von der Erfindung der Buchdruckerkunst 

bis zum 1650. (xii + 500 pp.) München: K.G. Saur, 

2004. ISBN: 3598116039. 

391. KÜHLMANN, Wilhelm. “Vorbemerkungen zum 

Themenkomplex Alchemie.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER 

[ref. 1247], 631–640. 

392. MOFFITT, John F. Alchemist of the Avant- 

Garde: The Case of Marcel Duchamp. SUNY Series 

in Western Esoteric Traditions. (xiii + 468 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Albany: State Univ. of New York Press, 

2003. ISBN: 0791457095. 

393. NEWMAN, William R., and Lawrence M. 

PRINCIPE. “Alchemy and the Changing Significance 

of Analysis.” In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN 

[ref. 128], 73–89. 

120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 

394. BOER, Jelle Zeilinga de, and Donald Theodore 

SANDERS. Earthquakes in Human History: The Far- 

Reaching Effects of Seismic Disruptions. (xiv + 278 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0691050708. 

395. DILEK, Yildirim. “Ophiolite Concept and Its 

Evolution.” In Ophiolite Concept and the Evolution of 

Geological Thought, edited by Sarah NEWCOMB and 

Yildirim DILEK (Boulder, Colo.: Geological Society 

of America, 2004), 1–16. 

396. DYM, Warren Alexander. “Divining Science: 

Treasure Hunting and the Saxon Mining Industry, 


Dissertation at the University of California, Davis, 2005. 

Adviser: Stuart, Kathy. UMI pub. no. 3182482. 293 pp. 

397. GÓMEZ ORTIZ, Antonio. El conocimiento 

glaciar de Sierra Nevada: De la descripción ilustrada 

del siglo XVIII a la explicación científica actual. (124 

pp.) Barcelona: Real Acadèmia de Doctors, 2004. 

ISBN: 8468864641. 

398. GUNTAU, Martin. “Zu einigen Wurzeln der 

Mineralogie in der Geschichte.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 111–129. 

399. HARPER, Kristine C. “Research from the 

Boundary Layer: Civilian Leadership, Military Funding 

and the Development of Numerical Weather Prediction 

(1946–55).” Special Issue: Earth Sciences in 

121. Geography; cartography; exploration 23 

the Cold War [ref. 3483]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 

667–696. 

400. MORCOS, Selim A., Mingyuan ZHU, Roger 

CHARLIER, Makram GERGES, Gunnar KULLEN- 

BERG, Walter LENZ, Ming LU, and Emei ZOU. (Eds.) 

Ocean Sciences Bridging the Millennia: A Spectrum 

of Historical Accounts. (xxi + 507 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.) Paris: UNESCO, 2004. ISBN: 9231039369. 

From ancient China to the 20th-century. Reviews: [ref. R641] 

401. PFISTER, Christian. (Ed.) Am Tag danach: zur 

Bewältigung von Naturkatastrophen in der Schweiz 

1500–2000. (263 pp.; ill.) Bern: Haupt, 2002. ISBN: 

3258064369. 

402. ROZWADOWSKI, Helen M., and David K. VAN 

KEUREN. (Eds.) The Machine In Neptune’s Garden: 

Historical Perspectives on Technology and the 

Marine Environment. (xxviii + 371 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Sagamore Beach, Mass.: Science History 


Contents: REIDY [ref. 2042]; MILLS [ref. 2217]; WEIR 

[ref. 2955]; RAINGER [ref. 3549]; CUSHMAN [ref. 3540]; 

KEUREN [ref. 3545]; SCHWACH [ref. 2946]; WILLIAMS 

[ref. 2956]; KEINER [ref. 3571]; ROZWADOWSKI [ref. 3550]. 


403. RUDDIMAN, William F. Plows, Plagues, and 

Petroleum: How Humans Took Control of Climate. 

(xiv + 202 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton 


404. S¸ ENGÖR, A. M. C. “The Repeated Rediscovery 

of Mélanges and Its Implications for the Possibility 

and the Role of Objective Evidence in the Scientific 

Enterprise.” In Ophiolite Concept and the Evolution 

of Geological Thought, edited by Sarah NEWCOMB 

and Yildirim DILEK (Boulder, Colo.: Geological 

Society of America, 2004), 385–445. 

Explores the discovery of mixed rock types from the 18th 

century to the present and its implications for understanding 

scientific objectivity. 

405. STRYUK, V. L. (Ed.) History of Oceanography: 

Abstracts from the VII International Congress on the 

History of Oceanography, Kaliningrad, September 

8–12, 2003. (458 pp.) Kalingrad: Kalingrad Univ. 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 5888744174. 

121. GEOGRAPHY, CARTOGRAPHY, AND 

EXPLORATION 

406. BEECHER, Dale. “The Pioneering Instruments 

of Orson Pratt.” Rittenhouse 17 (2003): 107–117. 

Pratt was among the Mormon pioneers travelling to Utah in 

the 1840s. 

407. BLAKE, John. The Sea Chart: The Illustrated 

History of Nautical Maps and Navigational Charts. 

(160 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) London: Conway 

Maritime Press, 2004. ISBN: 085177945X. 

408. BRÜCKNER, Martin. The Geographic Revolution 

in Early America: Maps, Literacy, and National 

Identity. (ix + 276 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Chapel Hill, N. C.: Published for the Omohundro 

Institute of Early American History and Culture

24 123. Environmental sciences 

by Univ. of North Carolina Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0807830003. 

Spans the early American period from the 1680s to the 1820s. 

409. EGMOND, Marco Van. “The 21st International 

Conference on the History of Cartography.” Imago 

Mundi 58 (2006): 90–94. 

Conference report. 

410. EVANS, Rand. “Morse’s Register and the American 

Method.” Rittenhouse 16 (2002): 65–83. 

On a method of using telegraphy for longitude measurements. 

411. GIORDANO, Raymond V. “Some Notes on the 

Two Extant Rowland Houghton New Theodolates.” 

Rittenhouse 15 (2001): 93–97. 

412. HOARE, Michael Rand. The Quest for the True 

Figure of the Earth: Ideas and Expeditions in Four 

Centuries of Geodesy. Science, Technology, and Culture, 

1700-1945. (xii + 275 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Burlington, 

VT: Ashgate Pub., 2004. ISBN: 0754650200. 

413. LEFORT, Jean. L’aventure cartographique. 

Bibliothèque scientifique. (319 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Belin: 

Pour la science, 2004. ISBN: 2842450698. 

414. LIVINGSTONE, David N., and Charles W. J. 

WITHERS. (Eds.) Geography and Revolution. (viii + 

440 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0226487334. 

Contents: David N. LIVINGSTONE and Charles W. J. 

WITHERS, “On Geography and Revolution,” 1-21; Peter 

DEAR, “Space, Revolution, and Science,” 27-42; HENRY 

[ref. 36]; WITHERS [ref. 1625]; MOORE [ref. 2310]; BROT- 

TON [ref. 1355]; GLENNIE and THRIFT [ref. 626]; RYAN 

[ref. 2244]; MAYHEW [ref. 1624]; HEFFERNAN [ref. 1821]; 

LIVINGSTONE [ref. 1823]; RUPKE [ref. 2243]; Peter BURKE, 

“Afterword: Revolutions and their Geographies,” 351-362. 

415. NEBENZAHL, Kenneth. Mapping the Silk Road 

and Beyond: 2000 Years of Exploring the East. (176 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) London: Phaidon, 2004. 

ISBN: 0714844098. 


416. RICE, A. L. “Discovery at Sea: A Heady Mix 

of Scientists, Ships and Sailors.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 

32 (2005): 177–191. 

On the difficulties scientists encounter in adapting to conditions 

of sailing and interacting with sailors. 

417. RIZZO, Gerald J. “The Patterns and Meaning 

of a Great Lake in West Africa.” Imago Mundi 58 

(2006): 80–89. 

Study of 400 maps from the years 900 to 1900 to find 

references to a great lake in Africa. 

122. NATURAL HISTORY 

418. BRUNNER, Bernd. The Ocean at Home: An 

Illustrated History of the Aquarium. (144 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Princeton: Princeton Architectural Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 1568985029. 

On the development of aquariums since ancient times, including 

discussion of commerce and marketing necessary for 

sustaining them. 

419. GALERA GÓMEZ, Andrés. Ciencia a la sombra 

del Vesubio: Ensayo sobre el conocimiento de la 

naturaleza. Estudios sobre la ciencia, 31. (250 pp.; 

ill.) Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones 

Científicas, 2003. ISBN: 8400081374. 

420. LEE, Keekok. Zoos: A Philosophical Tour. 

(viii + 174 pp.; bibl.; index.) Basingstoke: Palgrave 

Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 140398624X. 

421. LEVITON, Alan E., and Michele L. ALDRICH. 

(Eds.) Museums and Other Institutions of Natural 

History: Past, Present, and Future. A symposium 

held on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the 

California Academy of Sciences, June 16-17, 2003. 

(iii + 329 pp.; ill.) San Francisco, Calif.: California 

Academy of Sciences, 2004. ISBN: 0940228602; 

ISSN 0068574X. 

Contents: Alan E. LEVITON and Michele L. ALDRICH, 

“Introduction to Symposium and Volume,” 1-6; KOHLST- 

EDT and BRINKMAN [ref. 2264]; Pamela M. HENSON, “A 

National Science and a National Museum,” 34-57; ERT- 

TER [ref. 2968]; Hanna Rose SHELL, “Skin Deep: Taxidermy, 

Embodiment and Extinction in W. T. Hornaday’s 

Buffalo Group,” 88-112; YOCHELSON [ref. 2277]; DUTRO 

[ref. 3543]; RAINGER [ref. 2945]; LIPPS [ref. 3015]; John 

FARNUM, “In Search of Relevance: The Museum of the 

Twenty-first Century,” 244-250; Warren D. ALLMON, “Opening 

a New Natural History Museum in Twenty-first Century 

America: A Case Study in Historic Perspective,” 251-274; 

Peter RAVEN, “Botanical Gardens and the 21st Century,” 

275-282; Sarah B. GEORGE and Scott D. SAMPSON, “Reinventing 

a Natural History Museum for the 21st Century,” 

283-294; David H. KAVANAUGH, “Planning for Research 

in the 21st Century at a Large Natural History Museum,” 

295-306; KOCIOLEK [ref. 2019]. 

422. OWEN, David. Thylacine: The Tragic Tale of 

the Tasmanian Tiger. (xii + 228 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Crows Nest, N.S.W.: Allen & Unwin, 2003. ISBN: 

1865087580; 1741151899 (ebook). 

423. SCHRATTER, Dagmar, and Gerhard HEINDL. 

(Eds.) Von Kaiser bis Känguru: Neues zur Geschichte 

des ältesten Zoos der Welt. Tiergarten Schönbrunn– 

Geschichte, 1. (viii + 296 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Wien: 

Braumüller, 2005. ISBN: 3700314973. 


123. ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL 

SCIENCES 

424. ADLER, Judith. “Cultivating Wilderness: Environmentalism 

and Legacies of Early Christian Ascenticism.” 

Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 48 (2006): 4–37. 

425. BALDWIN, Peter C. “How Night Air Became 

Good Air, 1776–1930.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 

412–429. 

426. BOCKING, Stephen. “Constructing Wildlife, 

Consuming Nature: Three Books in Canadian Environmental 

History.” Sci. Canadensis 27 (2003): 

85–94. 

Essay review of BURNETT [ref. 3559]; MACEACHERN 

[ref. 2990]; COLPITTS [ref. 429].

427. BOCKING, Stephen. “Editorial: Four Perspectives 

on the History of Science and Environment in 

Canada.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 (1998-1999): 3–5. 

Lead article of a special issue. Contents: COOK [ref. 2626]; 

CASTONGUAY [ref. 3393]; READ [ref. 3001]; KILLAN and 

WARECKI [ref. 2985]. 

428. BUICAN, Denis. L’épopée du vivant : 

l’évolution de la biosphère et les avatars de l’homme. 

(183 pp.) Paris: Éditions Frison-Roche, 2003. ISBN: 

2876714345. 

429. COLPITTS, George. Game in the Garden: A Human 

History of Wildlife in Western Canada to 1940. 

(x + 205 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Vancouver: Univ. of 

British Columbia Press, 2002. ISBN: 0774809620. 

Begins with the European encounter with the First Nations. 


430. DARGAVEL, John, Diane HART, and Brenda 

LIBBIS. (Eds.) Perfumed Pineries: Environmental 

History of Australia’s Callitris Forest. (x + 209 

pp.; ill.; maps.) Canberra: Centre for Resource and 

Environmental Studies, the Australian National Univ., 

2001. ISBN: 0867405244. 

431. DUNLAP, Thomas. Nature and the English 

Diaspora: Environment and History in the United 

States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Studies 

in Environment and History. (xv + 350 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1999. 

ISBN: 0521651735. 

432. FISHMAN, Gail. Journeys through Paradise: 

Pioneering Naturalists in the Southeast. (xv + 306 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Gainesville: Univ. Press 

of Florida, 2001. ISBN: 0813018749. 

Biographical chapters from Mark Catesby in the 18th century 

to Francis Harper in the 20th century. 

433. FOLTZ, Bruce V. (Ed.) Rethinking Nature: 

Essays in Environmental Philosophy. Studies in 

Continental Thought. (vi + 357 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0253344409. 

434. GRAFTON, R. Quentin, Libby ROBIN, and 

Robert J. WASSON. (Eds.) Understanding the Environment: 

Bridging the Disciplinary Divides. (xviii 

+ 229 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sydney: Univ. of New 

South Wales Press, 2005. ISBN: 086840912X. 

Includes essays by historians Libby ROBIN and Daniel CON- 

NELL. 

435. GROSS, Matthias. “Caught Between the Nature/Society 

Divide: Environmental History at a 

Crossroads.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 93– 

107. 

Essay review of Michael A. BRYSON, Visions of the Land 

(2002); Vaclav SMIL, The Earth’s Biosphere (2002); Deborah 

CRAMER, Great Waters (2001); Jeffrey Kevin MCKEE, 

Sparing Nature (2003). 

436. JASANOFF, Sheila, and Marybeth Long 

MARTELLO. (Eds.) Earthly Politics: Local and 

Global in Environmental Governance. Politics, Science, 

and the Environment. (viii + 356 pp.; bibl.; 

123. Environmental sciences 25 

notes.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0262101033. 

Contents: Sheila JASANOFF and Marybeth Long 

MARTELLO, “Introduction: Globalization and Environmental 

Governance,” 1–29; Sheila JASANOFF, “Heaven 

and Earth: The Politics of Environmental Images,” 31–52; 

Michael GOLDMAN, “Imperial Science, Imperial Nature: 

Environmental Knowledge for the World (Bank),” 55–80; 

Clark A. MILLER, “Resisting Empire: Globalism, Relocalization, 

and the Politics of Knowledge,” 81–102; Cathleen 

FOGEL, “The Local, the Global, and the Kyoto Protocol,” 

103–125; Aarti GUPTA, “When Global Is Local: Negotiating 

Safe Use of Biotechnology,” 127–148; Myanna LAHSEN, 

“Transnational Locals: Brazilian Experiences of the Climate 

Regime,” 151–172; Silke BECK, “Localizing Global 

Change in Germany,” 173–194; Tim FORSYTH, “Social 

Movements and Environmental Democratization in Thailand,” 

195–215; Astrid SCHOLZ, “Merchants of Diversity: 

Scientists as Traffickers of Plants and Institutions,” 217–238; 

Jens LACHMUND, “Knowing the Urban Wasteland: Ecological 

Expertise as Local Process,” 241–261; Marybeth Long 

MARTELLO, “Negotiating Global Nature and Local Culture: 

The Case of Makah Whaling,” 263–284; Alastair ILES, 

“Patching Local and Global Knowledge Together: Citizens 

Inside the US Chemical Industry,” 285–307; Stacy D. VAN- 

DEVEER, “Ordering Environments: Regions in European 

International Environmental Cooperation,” 309–334; Marybeth 

Long MARTELLO and Sheila JASANOFF, “Conclusion: 

Knowledge and Governance,” 335–350. 

437. LUCKIN, Bill. “At the Margin: Continuing 

Crisis in British Environmental History?” Endeavour 

28 (2004): 97–100. 

438. MERCHANT, Carolyn. “Shades of Darkness: 

Race and Environmental History.” Environ. Hist. 8 

(2003): 380–394. 

439. SACHSMAN, David B., James SIMON, and 

JoAnn Myer VALENTI. “Risk and the Environment 

Reporters: A Four-Region Analysis.” Public Underst. 

Sci. 13 (2004): 399–416. 

440. SAIKKU, Mikko. This Delta, This Land: An 

Environmental History of the Yazoo-Mississippi 

Floodplain. (xvii + 373 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Athens: Univ. of Georgia Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0820325341. 


441. SALLARES, Robert. “Pathocoenoses Ancient 

and Modern.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 27 (2005): 201– 

220. 

442. SCHARFF, Virginia J. “Man and Nature! Sex 

Secrets of Environmental History.” In SCHARFF 

[ref. 254], 3–19. 

443. SCHWARTZ, Robert M. “Teaching Environmental 

History: Environmental Thinking and Practice in 

Europe, 1500 to the Present.” Hist. Teach. 39 (2006): 

325–354. 

444. SCHWARZ, Astrid E. Wasserwüste - Mikrokosmos 

- Ökosystem: Eine Geschichte der “Eroberung” 

des Wasserraumes. Rombach Wissenschaften, Reihe 

Ökologie, 7. (350 pp.; ill.) Freiburg: Rombach, 2002. 

ISBN: 3793093182.

26 131. Biological sciences 

445. SHERRATT, Tim, Tom GRIFFITHS, and Libby 

ROBIN. (Eds.) A Change in the Weather: Climate 

and Culture in Australia. (216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Canberra: National Museum of Australia Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 1876944285. 


446. SIMMONS, I. G. An Environmental History of 

Great Britain: From 10,000 Years Ago to the Present. 

(xi + 419 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Edinburgh: Edinburgh 


447. SMOUT, T. C. Nature Contested: Environmental 

History in Scotland and Northern England 

since 1600. (xiii + 210 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Edinburgh: Edinburgh Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 

0748614109. 

448. YOUNG, Christian C. Environment and Science: 

Social Impact and Interaction. Science and Society. 

(xv + 299 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Santa Barbara, CA: 

ABC-CLIO, 2005. ISBN: 1576079635; 1576079643 

(ebook). 

Covers the period from the 17th century to the present. 

130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

449. ATKINSON, Paul. “Gothic Imaginations.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 653–664. 

Essay review of Armand Marie LEROI, Mutants (2003); 

Laura Lunger KNOPPERS and Joan B. LANDES (eds.), Monstrous 

Bodies/Political Monstrosities in Early Modern Europe 

(2004); ANKER and NELKIN [ref. 469]; Marina WARNER, 

Fantastic Metamorphoses, Other Worlds (2002); SMITH 

[ref. 2515]. 

450. AYALA, Francisco J. “What Makes Biology 

Unique? Ernst Mayr at 100.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 

(2004): 243–256. 

Essay review of Ernst MAYR, What Makes Biology Unique? 

Considerations on the Autonomy of a Scientific Discipline 

(2005). 

451. BARBIERI, Marcello. “Biology with Information 

and Meaning.” Lead article of a symposium on 

biology and information. Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 

(2003): 242–254. 

Symposium articles: Giovanni BONIOLO, “Biology without 

Information,” 255–273; Jérôme SEGAL, “The Use of 

Information Theory in Biology: A Historical Perspective,” 

275–281. 

452. BOLENS, Guillemette. “Continuité et transformation 

des logiques corporelles.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 

25 (2003): 471–480. 

Understanding the differences between oral and written 

concepts of the jointed body. 

453. BOWRING, Finn. Science, Seeds and Cyborgs: 

Biotechnology and the Appropriation of Life. (xiii 

+ 338 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Verso, 2003. 

ISBN: 1859846874. 


454. BRAUCKMANN, Sabine, and Denis THIEFFRY. 

“Introduction.” Special Issue: Picturing Eggs, Embryos 

and Cells. Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 

283–289. 

Contents: TAMMIKSAAR and BRAUCKMANN [ref. 2317]; 

INGENSIEP [ref. 464]; BRAUCKMANN [ref. 3077]; 

WENIGER et al. [ref. 3590]; GILBERT and HOWES- 

MISCHEL [ref. 3662]. 

455. BRORSON, Stig. “The Seeds and the Worms: 

Ludwik Fleck and the Early History of Germ Theories.” 

Perspect. Biol. Med. 49 (2006): 64–76. 

The author first describes Fleck’s constructivist philosophy 

of science, then uses it to sketch the history of germ theories. 

456. ESFELD, Michael-Andreas, and Bernardino 

FANTINI. “Causation in Biomedical Sciences. Introduction.” 

Special Issue: Causation in Biomedical 

Science. Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 27 (2005): 325–338. 

Contributors: Jaegwon KIM, Michael SOLLBERGER, Alex 

ROSENBERG, Marc Aurel HUNZIKER, Alfredo MORA- 

BIA, Giovanni BONIOLO, Mirella LIBERO, Anna APRILE, 

Jean GAYON, Marcel WEBER, Michael-Andreas ESFELD, 

Christian SACHSE, Bernard BAETSCHI, Vincent LAM, 

Georg SPARBER, Jens HARBECKE. Includes: BAETSCHI 

[ref. 1732]. 

457. FRANKLIN, Sarah, and Margaret M. LOCK. 

(Eds.) Remaking Life & Death: Toward an Anthropology 

of the Biosciences. School of American 

Research Advanced Seminar Series. (xii + 372 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Santa Fe: School of American 

Research Press, 2003. ISBN: 1930618190. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Sarah FRANKLIN and Margaret 

M. LOCK, “Animation and Cessation: The Remaking of 

Life and Death”; Hannah LANDECKER, “On Beginning and 

Ending with Apoptosis: Cell Death and Biomedicine”; Linda 

F. HOGLE, “Life/Time Warranty: Rechargeable Cells and 

Extendable Lives”; Sarah FRANKLIN, “Ethical Biocapital: 

New Strategies of Cell Culture”; Rayna RAPP, “Cell Life and 

Death, Child Life and Death: Genomic Horizons, Genetic 

Diseases, Family Stories”; Margaret LOCK, “On Making 

Up the Good-as-Dead in a Utilitarian World”; Corinne P. 

HAYDEN, “Suspended Animation: A Brine Shrimp Essay”; 

Stefan HELMREICH,“Life@Sea: Networking Marine Biodiversity 

into Biotech Futures”; Lynn MORGAN, “Embryo 

Tales”; Donna J. HARAWAY, “Cloning Mutts, Saving Tigers: 

Ethical Emergents in Technocultural Dog Worlds”. 

458. HOJO, Ko. “The Philosophy of Kitaro Nishida 

and Current Concepts of the Origin of Life.” In 

EARLEY [ref. 374], 353–358. 

459. PERRU, Olivier. “Les modèles, le vivant et la 

complexité.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 113–132. 

460. RAPINI, Alessandro. “Classes or Individuals? 

The Paradox of Systematics Revisited.” Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 675–695. 

461. REYDON, Thomas A. C. “On the Nature of 

the Species Problem and the Four Meanings of 

‘Species.’ ” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 

(2005): 135–158. 

462. SMOCOVITIS, Vassiliki Betty. “What Made 

Ernst Unique?” J. Hist. Biol. 38 (2005): 609–614. 

Essay review of Ernst MAYR, What Makes Biology Unique? 

Considerations on the Autonomy of a Scientific Discipline 

(2005).

131. BOTANY AND PLANT SCIENCE 

463. DOUGHTY, Robin W. The Eucalyptus: A Natural 

and Commercial History of the Gum Tree. (xiv 

+ 237 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns 

Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 0801862310. 

464. INGENSIEP, Hans Werner. “The History of the 

Plant Embryo. Terminology and Visualization from 

Ancient until Modern Times.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 

(2004): 309–331. 

465. UBRIZSY SAVOIA, Andrea, and Ágnes 

FARKAS. Rapporti italo-ungheresi nella nascita 

della botanica in Ungheria. (374 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Rome: Università degli Studi di Roma “La 

Sapienza”, 2002. ISBN: 963641906X. 

132. ZOOLOGY, ANATOMY, AND 

PHYSIOLOGY 

466. COLLAR, N. J., Clemency Thorne FISHER, and 

Christopher FEARE. (Eds.) Why Museums Matter: 

Avian Archives in an Age of Extinction. Papers from 

a conference at Green Park, Aston Clinton and from 

workshops at the Natural History Museum, Tring, 

12-15 November 1999. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists’ 

Club 123A, Supplement. (360 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) British Ornithologists’ Club, 2003. 

467. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José María. Los Animales en la 

Ciencia y la Vida Humana: Illustraciones Zoológicas 

de un Milenio (Siglos XI-XX). (316 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Valencia: Fundación Bancaja Publishing, 2001. 

468. MEZZALIRA, Francesco. Bestie e bestiari: La 

rappresentazione degli animali dalla preistoria al 

Rinascimento. Archivi di arte antica. (178 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Torino: Univ. Allemandi, 2001. ISBN: 

8842210943. 

133. HEREDITY, GENETICS, AND 

EVOLUTION 

469. ANKER, Suzanne, and Dorothy NELKIN. The 

Molecular Gaze: Art in the Genetic Age. The Cold 

Spring Harbor Laboratory Press Series on Genomics, 

Bioethics, and Public Policy. (xxiii + 216 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.: Cold Spring 

Harbor Laboratory Press, 2004. ISBN: 0879696974. 

Reviews: [ref. 487, 449] 

470. AVISE, John C. Genetics in the Wild. (xix + 248 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian 

Institution Press,, 2002. ISBN: 1588340694. 


471. BORRELLO, Mark E. “The Rise, Fall and Resurrection 

of Group Selection.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 

43–47. 

472. BURIAN, Richard M. The Epistemology of Development, 

Evolution, and Genetics: Selected Essays. 

Cambridge studies in philosophy and biology. (xiii + 

274 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 1521836751. 


133. Heredity; genetics; evolution 27 

473. GRIMOULT, Cédric. Histoire de l’histoire des 

sciences : historiographie de l’évolutionnisme dans 

le monde francophone. Travaux de sciences sociales, 

198. (309 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Librarie 

Droz, 2003. ISBN: 2600008284. 


474. HÖSLE, Vittorio, and Christian ILIES. (Eds.) 

Darwinism & Philosophy. (vii + 392 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Notre Dame, Ind.: Univ. of Notre Dame 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0268030731. 

Contributors: Peter MCLAUGHLIN, David OLDROYD, Christian 

ILLIES, Michael RUSE, David DEPEW, Rupert RIEDL, 

Phillip R. SLOAN, Robert J. RICHARDS, Jean GAYON, Dieter 

WANDSCHNEIDER, Vittorio HÖSLE, Michael T. GHISELIN, 

Gerhard VOLLMER, Marcel WEBER, Richard D. ALEXAN- 

DER, Lenny MOSS, and Bernd GRAEFRATH. 

475. JEANMONOD, Gilles. “Aspects et 

développements récents de l’histoire de l’eugénisme.” 

[Aspects and Recent Developments in the History of 

Eugenics.] In French. Gesnerus 60 (2003): 83–100. 

476. MILLER, Kenneth R. Finding Darwin’s God: 

A Scientist’s Search for Common Ground between 

God and Evolution. (288 pp.; ill.) New York: Harper 

Collins World, 2001. ISBN: 0060930497. 

477. O’MALLEY, Maureen A., and Yan BOUCHER. 

“Paradigm Change in Evolutionary Microbiology.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 (2005): 183– 

208. 

478. REISS, John O. “Natural Selection and the 

Conditions for Existence: Representational vs. Conditional 

Teleology in Biological Explanation.” Hist. 

Phil. Life Sci. 27 (2005): 249–280. 

479. ROSSLENBROICH, Bernd. “The Notion of 

Progress in Evolutionary Biology: The Unresolved 

Problem and an Empirical Suggestion.” Biol. Phil. 21 

(2006): 41–70. 

480. RUSE, Michael. “Evolutionary Biology and the 

Question of Trust.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 99–119. 

Explores the issue from Vestiges of Creation to Sociobiology. 

481. SHAVIT, Ayelet. “Shifting Values Partly Explain 

the Debate over Group Selection.” Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 697–720. 

The debate over the evolution of altruism by group selection 

is shaped by a notion of group as influenced by social and 

political values. (from the abstract) 

482. SKIPPER, Robert A., Jr. “Calibration of Laboratory 

Models in Population Genetics.” Perspect. Sci. 

12 (2004): 369–393. 

483. STOTZ, Karola, Paul E. GRIFFITHS, and Rob E. 

KNIGHT. “How Biologists Conceptualize Genes: An 

Empirical Study.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

35 (2004): 647–673. 

Reports “the results of a questionnaire study of how genes 

are conceptualized by biological scientists at the University 

of Sydney, Australia.” (from the abstract)

28 135. Physical anthropology 

484. STOTZ, Karola. “Introduction.” Special Issue: 

Genes, Genomes, and Genetic Elements. Hist. Phil. 

Life Sci. 26 (2004): 3–4. 

Contents: Paul GRIFFITHS and Karola STOTZ, “Genes: 

Philosophical Analyses Put to the Test,” 5–28; C. Kenneth 

WATERS, “What Concept Analysis in Philosophy of Science 

Should Be (and Why Competing Philosophical Analyses of 

Gene Concepts Cannot Be Tested by Polling Scientists),” 29– 

58; Richard M. BURIAN, “Molecular Epigenesis, Molecular 

Pleiotropy, and Molecular Gene Definitions,” 59–80; Kenneth 

F. SCHAFFNER, “Commentary on Stotz and Griffiths, Burian, 

and Waters: Genes, Concepts, DST Implications, and the 

Possibility of Prototypes,” 81–90; Stephen M. DOWNES, 

“Alternative Splicing, the Gene Concept, and Evolution,” 

91-104; Raphael FALK, “Long Live the Genome! So Should 

the Gene,” 105–121; Lenny MOSS, “Commentary on Falk 

and Downes,” 123–129. 

485. VINCI, Tom, and Jason Scott ROBERT. “Aristotle 

and Modern Genetics.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 

201–221. 

486. WATSON, James D., and Andrew BERRY. DNA: 

The Secret of Life. (xiv + 446 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2003. ISBN: 

0375415467. 


134. MICROBIOLOGY, MOLECULAR 

BIOLOGY 

487. ABIR-AM, Pnina G. “Molecular Biology and 

Its Recent Historiography: A Transnational Quest for 

the ‘Big Picture.’ ” Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 95–118. 

Essay review of RABINOW and DAN-COHEN [ref. 3619]; 

Bruno J. STRASSER and Soraya de CHADAREVIAN (eds.), 

Molecular Biology in Postwar Europe. Special Issue of Studies 

in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical 

Sciences (2002); Jonathan R. BECKWITH, Making Genes, 

Making Waves (2002); ANKER and NELKIN [ref. 469]; 

Frederic Lawrence HOLMES, Meselson, Stahl, and the Replication 

of DNA (2001); Oren Solomon HARMAN, The Man 

Who Invented the Chromosome (2004); Angela N. CREA- 

GER, The Life of a Virus (2002); William C. SUMMERS, Félix 

d’Herelle and the Origins of Molecular Biology (1999); Darwin 

H. STAPLETON (ed.), Creating a Tradition of Biomedical 

Research (2004); Jean-Paul GAUDILLIÈRE, Inventer la 

biomédecine (2002). 

488. BIBEL, Debra Jan. Microbial Musings: A History 

of Microbiology. (xxv + 398 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Belmont, Calif.: Star Publishers, 2001. ISBN: 

0898632110. 

489. HUDSON, Robert G. “Mesosomes and Scientific 

Methodology.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 167– 

191. 

135. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY; HUMAN 

BIOLOGY 

490. AZZONE, Giovanni Felice. “The Dual Biological 

Identity of Human Beings and the Naturalization 

of Morality.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 211–241. 

491. BEARD, K. Christopher. The Hunt for the 

Dawn Monkey: Unearthing the Origins of Monkeys, 

Apes, and Humans. (xv + 348 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berkeley: Univ. of California Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0520233697. 

Scientist’s account of human origins with some historical 

discussion of Cuvier and other paleontologists. 

492. CORBEY, Raymond. The Metaphysics of Apes: 

Negotiating the Animal-Human Boundary. (x + 227 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0521836832. 

493. DOUGLAS, Brownwen. “Notes on ‘Race’ and 

the Biologisation of Human Difference.” J. Pac. Hist. 

40 (2005): 331–338. 

494. JIMÉNEZ ARENAS, Juan Manuel. Essay review. 

Dynamis 24 (2004): 312–319. 

Essay review of MALATERRE [ref. 496]. 

495. La pelle umana. [The Human Skin.] In French, 

German, and English. Micrologus: Natura, Scienze e 

Società Medievali, 13. (772 pp.) Firenze: SISMEL, 

Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2005. ISBN: 8884501431. 

Contents: Benjamin BRAUDE, “Black Skin/White Skin 

in Ancient Greece and the Near East”, pp. 11–21; Vincent 

BARRAS, “Le Galen’s Touch. Peau, objet et sujet 

dans le système médical galénien”, pp. 55–73; Philippe 

MUDRY, “La peau dans tous ses états. Fards et peinture 

à Rome”, pp. 75–89; Anne GRONDEUX, “Cutis ou pellis: 

les dénominations médiolatines de la peau humaine”, 

pp. 113–130; Jean WIRTH, “La représentation de la peau 

dans l’art médiéval”, pp. 131–153; Danielle RÉGNIER- 

BOHLER, “Secrets et discours de la peau dans la littérature 

médiévale en langue vernaculaire”, pp. 155–182; Guillemette 

BOLENS, “La momification dans la littérature médiévale. 

L’embaumement d’Hecotr chez Benoît de Sainte-Maure, 

Guido Delle Colonne et John Lydgate”, pp. 213–231; Jean- 

Yves TILLIETTE, “Nigra sum, sed formosa. Le verset I, 

4 du Cantique des cantiques et l’hagiographie des saintes 

pénitentes”, pp. 251–265; Nicole BÉRIOU, “Pellem pro pelle 

(Job 2,4). Les sermons pour la fête de sanit Barthélemy au 

XIIIe siècle”, pp. 267–284; Elisheva BAUMGARTEN, “Marking 

the Flesh: Circumcision, Blood, and Inscribing Identity 

on the Body in Medieval Jewish Culture”, pp. 313–330; 

Michel PASTOUREAU, “Le doigt dans la cire. Cent mille 

empreintes digitales médiévales”, pp. 331–344; Valentin 

GROEBNER, “Maculae. Hautzeichen als Identifikationsmale 

zwischen dem 14. und dem 16. Jahrhundert”, pp. 345–358; 

Denis BRUNA, “Le ‘labour dans la chair’. Témoignages 

et représentations du tatouage au Moyen Age”, pp. 389– 

407; Maaike van der LUGT, “La peau noire dans la science 

médiévale”, pp. 439–475; Peter BILLER, “Black Women 

in Medieval Scientific Thought”, pp. 477–492; and Joseph 

ZIEGLER, “Skin and Character in Medieval and Early Renaissance 

Physiognomy”, pp. 511–535. 

496. MALATERRE, Jacques. La odisea de la especie. 

Edited by Yves COPPENS and Juan Luis ARSUAGA. 

(DVD, 90 mins.) Valladolid: Divisa Home Video, 

2004. 

On the origin and evolutionary development of the human 

race. Reviews: [ref. 494] 

497. PENA, Sérgio D. J. “Explorando a interface entre 

a antropologia e a genética [Exploring the interface

etween anthropology and genetics].” Manguinhos 

12 (2005): 221–224. 

Essay review of Alan H. GOODMAN, Deborah HEATH, and 

M. Susan LINDEE (eds.), Genetic Nature/Culture (2003). 

498. SCHWARTZ, Jeffrey H. “Trying to Make Chimpanzees 

into Humans.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 

271–277. 

Essay review of Frans B. M. DE WAAL (ed.), Tree of Origin 

(2001). 

136. NEUROSCIENCES 

499. DUMIT, Joseph. Picturing Personhood: Brain 

Scans and Biomedical Identity. In-formation Series. 

(xii + 251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, N.J.: 

Princeton Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0691113971. 

500. GARDNER-THORPE, Christopher. “Neurology 

of the Arts: Mansell Bequest Symposium at the 

Medical Society of London 30 April-1 May 2001.” J. 

Hist. Neurosci. 11 (2002): 102–103. 

Report on the symposium. 

501. KEESEY, John. “How Electric Fish Became 

Sources of Acetylcholine Receptor.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

14 (2005): 149–164. 

502. MANSON, Neil C. “Brains, Vats, and Neurally- 

Controlled Animats.” Special Issue: The Brain in a 

Vat [ref. 142]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 

(2004): 249–268. 

137. PSYCHOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE 

PSYCHOLOGY 

503. BODEN, Margaret A. Mind as Machine: A 

History of Cognitive Science. (2 vol.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press and New York: 

Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 0199241449. 

504. BRANNIGAN, Augustine. The Rise and Fall 

of Social Psychology: The Use and Misuse of the 

Experimental Method. Social Problems and Social 

Issues. (xiii + 192 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Aldine de Gruyter, 2004. ISBN: 0202307425. 

505. BROCK, Adrian C. “Rediscovering the History 

of Psychology: Interview with Kurt Danziger.” Hist. 

Psychol. 9 (2006): 1–16. 

506. CIANCIOLO, Anna T., and Robert J. STERN- 

BERG. Intelligence: A Brief History. Blackwell Brief 

Histories of Psychology. (xiii + 170 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford: Blackwell, 2004. ISBN: 1405108231. 

507. CIMINO, Guido. “Presentazione. La Storiografia 

della psicologia in Italia.” Special Issue. Physis 

40 (2003): 1–8. 

Contents: FERRERI [ref. 2395]; FOSCHI [ref. 2396]; IN- 

NAMORATI [ref. 2399]; TRAETTA [ref. 2412]; PASSIONE 

[ref. 2546]; SAVA [ref. 3123]; BONGIORNO [ref. 3085]. 

508. FREEDHEIM, Donald K. Handbook of Psychology. 

Volume 1, History of Psychology. (xix + 588 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: John Wiley & Sons, 

2003. ISBN: 0471383201; 0471264393 (ebook). 

137. Psychology; comparative psychology 29 

509. GOUK, Penelope, and Helen HILLS. (Eds.) 

Representing Emotions: New Connections in the 

Histories of Art, Music and Medicine. (254 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, 2005. 

ISBN: 0754630587. 

Contents: Helen HILLS and Penelope GOUK, “Towards Histories 

of Emotions,” 15-34; Peter BURKE, “Is There a Cultural 

History of the Emotions?” 35-47; Graham RICHARDS, 

“Emotions into Words–or Words into Emotions?” 49- 

65; Michael SCHWARTZ, “Bodies of Self-Transcendence: 

The Spirit of Affect in Giotto and Piero,” 69-87; HILLS 

[ref. 1414]; JUDOVITZ [ref. 1640]; Michael HEYD, “Changing 

Emotions? The Decline of Original Sin on the Eve of the 

Enlightenment,” 123-136; Christine BATTERSBY, “The Man 

of Passion: Emotion, Philosophy and Sexual Difference,” 

139-153; Marcia POINTON, “A Woman Weeps: Hogarth’s 

Sigismunda (1759) and the Aesthetics of Excess,” 155-172; 

Christopher GÄRTNER, “Remeur l’Âme or Plaire à l’Oreille? 

Music, Emotions and the Mind–Body Problem in French 

Writings of the Later Eighteenth Century,” 173-188; GOUK 

[ref. 1894]; Charles BROTMAN, “The Undulating Self: The 

Rhythmic Conception of Music and the Emotions,” 209-221; 

DROR [ref. 3094]. 

510. KOSITS, Russell D. “A Loss of Will: ‘Arminianism,’ 

Nonsectarianism, and the Erosion of American 

Psychology’s Moral Project, 1636-1890.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1931. 

Dissertation at the University of New Hampshire, 2004. 

Adviser: Woodward, William R. UMI pub. no. 3132788. 

724 pp. 

511. LOVETT, Benjamin J. “The New History of 

Psychology: A Review and Critique.” Hist. Psychol. 

9 (2006): 17–37. 

512. MARINELLI, Lydia, and Andreas MAYER. “Editors’ 

Introduction: Forgetting Freud? For a New 

Historiography of Psychoanalysis.” Special Issue: 

Forgetting Freud? Sci. Context 19 (2006): 1–13. 

Contents: CARROY [ref. 2389]; MAYER [ref. 2539]; FOR- 

RESTER [ref. 3099]; MARINELLI [ref. 2702]; WINTER 

[ref. 2708]; LEYS [ref. 3689]; LUNBECK [ref. 599]; YOUNG 

[ref. 3128]. 

513. PORTER, Martin. Windows of the Soul: Physiognomy 

in European Culture, 1470–1780. Oxford 

Historical Monographs. (xviii + 365 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0199276579. 

514. PRIVATEER, Paul Michael. Inventing Intelligence: 

A Social History of Smart. (viii + 272 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub, 2006. 

ISBN: 1405112166. 

History of ideas about intelligence from ancient to modern 

times. 

515. SEHON, Scott Robert. Teleological Realism: 

Mind, Agency, and Explanation. (xii + 245 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge: Bradford Books/MIT, 2005. 

ISBN: 0262195356. 

Argues that common sense psychology explanations are 

teleological. 

516. SMITH, Roger. “The History of Psychological 

Categories.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 

(2005): 55–94.

30 150. Medical sciences in general 

517. STURM, Thomas, and Mitchell G. ASH. “Roles 

of Instruments in Psychological Research.” Lead 

article in a special issue. Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

3–34. 

Contents: GREEN [ref. 2398]; SCHMIDGEN [ref. 2045]; 

BORCK [ref. 2386]; RÖLER [ref. 3122]. 

518. SUPLIZIO, Jean. “Evolutionary Psychology: 

The Academic Debate.” Sci. Context 19 (2006): 

269–293. 

519. UTTAL, William R. Dualism: The Original 

Sin of Cognitivism. (xii, 348 p. : ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Mahwah, N.J.: L. Erlbaum Associates, 2004. ISBN: 

0805851291. 

140. SOCIAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

520. CRAVENS, Hamilton. “At Last: A Useful 

Overview of the Social Sciences.” Isis 97 (2006): 

140–143. 

Essay review of Theodore M. PORTER and Dorothy ROSS 

(eds.), The Modern Social Sciences (2002). 

521. LEE, Richard E. “Complexity and the Social 

Sciences.” Rev. Fernand Braudel Center 29 (2006): 

115–134. 

522. NORKUS, Zenonas. “Mechanisms as Miracle 

Makers? The Rise and Inconsistencies of the ‘Mechanismic 

Approach’ in Social Science and History.” 

Hist. Theory 44 (2005): 348–372. 

523. ROSS, Don. “Dennettian Behavioural Explanations 

and the Roles of the Social Sciences.” In 

BROOK and ROSS [ref. 126], 140–183. 

524. SMELSER, Neil J. “The Questionable Logic of 

‘Mistakes’ in the Dynamics of Knowledge Growth 

in the Social Sciences.” Special Issue: Errors: Consequences 

of Big Mistakes in the Natural and Social 

Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 (2005): 237–262. 

525. WICKHORST, Vickie. “A Four-Act Play: Philosophy 

and Science. The Impact on Management 

Theory and Practice.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/04 (2005): 

1380. 

Dissertation at Colorado State University, 2005. Adviser: 

Geroy, Gary. UMI pub. no. 3173098. 727 pp. On the 

relationship between philosophy, science, and literature as it 

impacts management theory. 

142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 

526. GHISELIN, Michael T. “The Failure of Cultural 

Anthropology to Assimilate Darwinism.” Hist. Phil. 

Life Sci. 25 (2003): 283–290. 

Essay review of Robert L. CARNEIRO, Evolutionism and 

Cultural Anthropology (2003). 

527. REIKAT, Andrea. “Wir und die Anderen: Zur 

Frage nach der Fremdheit in der Ethnologie.” Hist. Z. 

281 (2005): 281–306. 

143. ECONOMICS 

528. HANDS, D. Wade. “Priority Fights in Economic 

Science: Paradox and Resolution.” Perspect. Sci. 14 

(2006): 215–231. 

Examines from a Mertonian perspective the lack of priority 

disputes among economics scientists. 

529. MOSSELMANS, Bert. “Time and Value in the 

History of Political Economy.” Found. Sci. 10 (2005): 

325–345. 

145. ARCHAEOLOGY 

530. SCHNAPP, Jeffrey, Michael SHANKS, and 

Matthew TIEWS. “Archaeology, Modernism, Modernity.” 

Introduction to a special issue “Archaeologies 

of the Modern.” Modernism/Modernity 11 (2004): 

1–16. 

Contents: Julian THOMAS, “Archaeology’s Place in Modernity,” 

17–34; Robert Pogue HARRISON, “Archaeology on 

Trial: Response to Julian Thomas,” 35–36; Gregory JUS- 

DANIS, “Farewell to the Classical: Excavations in Modernism,” 

37–53; Yannis HAMILAKIS, “The Fragments 

of Modernity and the Archaeologies of the Future: Response 

to Gregory Jusdanis,” 55–59; David PLATT, Michael 

SHANKS and William L. RATHJE, “The Perfume of Garbage: 

Modernity and the Archaeological,” 61–83; Scott BUKAT- 

MAN, “Garbage: The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of: Response 

to Michael Shanks, David Platt, and William L. 

Rathje,” 85–87; Jeffrey SCHNAPP, “Excavating the Corporate 

City,” 89–104; Giovanna CESERANI, “Response to 

Jeffrey Schnapp,” 105–108; Gavin LUCAS, “Modern Disturbances: 

On the Ambiguities of Archaeology,” 109–120; 

Jessica BURSTEIN, “Infra Dig: A Response to Gavin Lucas,” 

121–124; Carrie NOLAND, “Bataille Looking,” 125–160; 

Victor BUCHLI, “Response to Carrie Noland,” 161–163; 

Nathan SCHLANGER, “The Past Is in the Present: On the 

History and Archives of Archaeology,” 165–167; SCHNAPP 

[ref. 2434]; Eduard GERHARD, “Archaeological Theses,” 

173–177; Georges Henri RIVIÈRE, “Archaeologisms,” 179– 

180. 

531. SILLIMAN, Stephen W. “Culture Contact or 

Colonialism? Challenges in the Archaeology of 

Native North America.” Amer. Antiq. 70 (2005): 

55–74. 

Differentiates “contact period” studies from “colonialism” 

studies. 

532. STODDART, Simon. (Ed.) Landscapes from 

Antiquity. Antiquity Papers, 1. (380 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.) Cambridge, UK: Antiquity Publications, 2000. 


Reprints from the journal Antiquity. 

533. WALLACE, Jennifer. Digging the Dirt: The Archaeological 

Imagination. (220 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Duckworth, 2004. ISBN: 0715632787. 

Explores how famous archaeological sites have become 

embedded in culture and memory. 

146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE 

534. CUFF, Timothy. “Anthropometric History: 

What Is It and What Can It Tell Us about Antebellum 

Pennsylvania.” Penn Hist. 73 (2006): 143–197. 

150. MEDICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

535. ADLER, Robert E. Medical Firsts: From Hippocrates 

to the Human Genome. (vii + 232 pp.; ill.;

ibl.; index.) Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons, 

2004. ISBN: 0471401757. 


536. ASHMORE, Malcolm. “The Life Inside/The 

Left-Hand Side.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 827–830. 

Essay review of Annemarie MOL, Body Multiple (2003). 

537. AYLIFFE, Graham A. J., and Mary P. ENGLISH. 

Hospital Infection: From Miasmas to MRSA. (xiii + 

274 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, UK: Cambridge 



538. BAREFOOT, Peter. “Buildings for Health: Then 

and Now.” In Health in Antiquity, edited by Helen 

KING (New York: Routledge, 2005), 205–215. 

539. BASHFORD, Alison, and Claire HOOKER. 

(Eds.) Contagion: Historical and Cultural Studies. 

Routledge Studies in the Social History of Medicine, 

15. (xii + 240 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Routledge, 2001. ISBN: 0415246717. 

Partial contents: Margaret PELLING, “The Meaning of Contagion: 

Reproduction, Medicine and Metaphor,” 15-38; 

BASHFORD [ref. 2551]; FORTH [ref. 2725]; ANDERSON 

[ref. 3279]; BASHFORD and NUGENT [ref. 2437]; HOOKER 

[ref. 3299]. 

540. BELTRÃO, Jane Felipe. Cólera: o flagelo da 

Belém do Gráo-Pará. Coleção Eduardo Galvão. (354 

pp.: ill.) Belém, Pará: Goeldi Editoração/ Editora 

Universitária UFPA, 2004. ISBN: 8570980949. 


541. BERNIER, Jacques. Disease, Medicine and 

Society in Canada: A Historical Overview. Historical 

Booklet, 63. (38 pp.; bibl.) Ottawa: Canadian 

Historical Association, 2003. ISBN: 0887982077. 


542. BERTOLLI FILHO, Claudio. “Cólera: um retrato 

permanente [Cholera: a permanent portrait].” 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 773–776. 

Essay review of BELTRÃO [ref. 540]. 

543. BICKEL, Marcel H. “Medizingeschichte und 

Pharmakologie. Aspekte einer Geschichte von Beziehungen.” 

[Medical History and Pharmacology. 

Aspects of a History of Relations.] In German. Gesnerus 

58 (2001): 76–90. 

544. BOURDELAIS, Patrice. Les épidémies terrassées. 

Une histoire des pays riches. (247 pp.; 

bibl.) Paris: Éditions de La Martinière, 2003. ISBN: 

2846750378. 

545. BRIEGER, Gert H. “Bodies and Borders: A New 

Cultural History of Medicine.” Perspect. Biol. Med. 

47 (2004): 402–421. 

546. BURNHAM, John C. What Is Medical History? 

(vii + 163 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Malden, Mass.: 

Polity, 2005. ISBN: 0745632246. 

547. CORRÊA, Anderson Domingues, Rodrigo 

SIQUEIRA-BATISTA, Luis Eduardo M. QUINTAS, 

and Romulo SIQUEIRA-BATISTA. “Similia Similibus 

150. Medical sciences in general 31 

Curentur: Revisitando aspectos históricos da homeopatia 

nove anos depois.” Translated title: [Similia 

Similibus Curentur: Revisiting historical aspects of 

homeopathy nine years later.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 

13 (2006): 13–31. 

Available at http://www.scielo.br/pdf/hcsm/v13n1/ 

02.pdf. 

548. DEBRU, Armelle, Nicoletta PALMIERI, and 

Bernard JACQUINOD. (Eds.) “Docente natura” : 

Mélanges de médecine ancienne et médiévale offerts 

à Guy Sabbah. Mémoires (Centre Jean Palerne), 24. 

(329 pp.; bibl.; index.) Saint-Étienne: Université de 

Saint-Étienne, 2001. ISBN: 2862722308. 

549. DONZÉ, Pierre-Yves. Bâtir, gérer, soigner : 

Histoire des établissements hospitaliers de Suisse 

romande. Bibliothèque d’histoire de la médecine 

et de la santé. (xviii + 367 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Genève: Georg, 2003. ISBN: 2825708291. 

Covers nearly 1000 years of the history of hospitals in western 

Switzerland. Reviews: [ref. R240] 

550. DUFFIN, Jacalyn. Lovers and Livers: Disease 

Concepts in History. Joanne Goodman Lectures, 

2002. (xvi + 229 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: 

Univ. of Toronto Press, 2002. ISBN: 0802038689. 

Three chapters, on the disease concept, lovesickness, and 

hepatitis C. 

551. EAMON, Michael. “Editorial: The History of 

Canadian Medicine and Health Care.” Sci. Canadensis 

26 (2002): 3–5. 

Lead article in a series. Contents: Peter TWOHIG, “Recent 

Writing on Health Care History in Canada,” 7–28; 

Marie-Josée FLEURY and Guy GRENIER, “La médecine 

et la santé au Canada français: un bilan historiographique 

(1987–2002),” 29–58; MACFARLANE [ref. 2486]; RAWLING 

[ref. 3678]. 

552. FAIRMAN, Julie. “Not All Nurses Are Good, 

Not All Doctors Are Bad. . . .” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 451–460. 

Essay review of GROUP and ROBERTS [ref. 557]. 

553. FURDELL, Elizabeth Lane. The Royal Doctors 

1485–1714: Medical Personnel at the Tudor and 

Stuart Courts. (x + 305 pp.; bibl.; index.) Rochester: 

Univ. of Rochester Press, 2001. ISBN: 1580460518. 

554. GEHLBACH, Stephen H. American Plagues: 

Lessons from Our Battles with Disease. (viii + 273 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: McGraw-Hill, 

2005. ISBN: 0071437908. 

555. GOMES, Benjamim. “Ética y medicina en Michel 

Foucault: La dimensión humanística de la medicina 

a partir de una genealogía de la moral.” Translated 

title: [Ethics and medicine in Michel Foucault: 

the humanistic dimension of medicine derived from a 

genealogy of morality.] In Spanish. Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 717–734. 


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556. GROOS, K. S., and B. W. J. GROB. Early Surgical 

Instruments; The Anatomical Models of Dr. 

Louis Auzoux; The Laboratory Equipment of Willem

32 150. Medical sciences in general 

Einthoven: A Descriptive Catalog. Museum Boerhaave 

Communication, 305. (183 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Leiden: 

Museum Boerhaave, 2004. ISBN: 9062921485. 


557. GROUP, Thetis M., and Joan I. ROBERTS. Nursing, 

Physician Control, and the Medical Monopoly: 

Historical Perspectives on Gendered Inequality in 

Roles, Rights, and Range of Practice. (xlv + 514 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 

2001. ISBN: 025333926X. 


558. HAGGETT, Peter. The Geographical Structure 

of Epidemics. Clarendon Lectures in Geography and 

Environmental Studies. (xiv + 149 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Clarendon Press, 2000. 

ISBN: 0198233639. 

559. HAMBY, Erin Brooke. “The Roots of Healing: 

Archaeological and Historical Investigations of 

African-American Herbal Medicine.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 65/04 (2004): 1422. 

Dissertation at the University of Tennessee, 2004. Adviser: 

Faulkner, Charles H. UMI pub. no. 3130157. 177 pp. 

560. HARRISON, Mark. Disease and the Modern 

World: 1500 to the Present Day. Themes in History. 

(270 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Polity 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0745628109. 

561. HAYWARD, Rhodri. “ ‘Much Exaggerated’: 

The End of the History of Medicine.” J. Contemp. 

Hist. 40 (2005): 167–178. 

Essay review of David ARMSTRONG, A New History of 

Identity (2002); Peter LEESE, Shell Shock (2002); Janet 

Farrell BRODIE and Marc REDFIELD (eds.), High Anxieties 

(2002); David T. COURTWRIGHT, Forces of Habit (2001); 

Carl ELLIOTT, Better Than Well (2003); Christ FEUDTNER, 

Bittersweet (2003); Gerald N. GROB, The Deadly Truth 

(2002). 

562. HEIDEL, Caris-Petra. “Die deutsche 

Übersetzung des Syphilisgedichtes von Girolamo 

Fracastoro durch den Esslinger Wundarzt Ernst Philipp 

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(2004): 77–95. 

563. HENDERSON, John. “Historians and Plagues in 

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Life Sci. 25 (2003): 481–499. 

564. HOLMES, Chris. Spores, Plagues, and History: 

The Story of Anthrax. (227 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Dallas: 

Durban House Pub, 2003. ISBN: 1930754450. 


565. KARENBERG, Axel. Amor, Äskulap & Co. 

Klassische Mythologie in der Sprache der modernen 

Medizin. (ix + 204 pp.; ill.) Stuttgart: Schattauer, 

2005. ISBN: 3794523431. 

566. KENNEDY, Michael. A Brief History of Disease, 

Science, and Medicine: From the Ice Age to the 

Genome Project. (vii + 510 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cranston, R.I.: Writers’ Collective, 2004. ISBN: 

1932133593. 


567. KLASEN, Henk J. History of Burns. Nieuwe 

Nederlandse bijdragen tot de geschiedenis der geneeskunde 

en der natuurwetenschappen, 62. (632 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Rotterdam: Erasmus, 2004. ISBN: 

9052351686. 


568. KOMATSU Mariko. “History of Midwifery 

and Gynecology.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 114–118. 

569. LINK, Kurt. Vaccine Controversy: The History, 

Use, and Safety of Vaccinations. (xii + 196 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport: Praeger, 2005. ISBN: 

0275984729. 

570. LÖWY, Ilana. “Introduction: Ludwick Fleck’s 

Epistemology of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.” 

Special Issue: Ludwick Fleck: Epistemology and 

Biomedical Sciences. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. 

Sci. 35 (2004): 437–445. 

Contents: BORCK [ref. 174]; GRADMANN [ref. 2465]; AMS- 

TERDAMSKA [ref. 3160]; LÖWY [ref. 3305]; GAUDILLIÈRE 

[ref. 3188]; SINDING [ref. 3229]. 

571. MAJUMDAR, Sisir K. “The Gifts of Physics to 

Modern Medicine.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 

229–250. 

572. MATTILA, Erika. “Interdisciplinarity ‘In the 

Making’: Modeling Infectious Diseases.” Perspect. 

Sci. 13 (2005): 531–553. 

573. MAYBREY, Catherine R. “From Onanism to 

Orgasm: Masturbation, Medicine and Gender in 

America, 1646–1953.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/05 

(2005): 1927. 

Dissertation at Loyola University of Chicago, 2005. Adviser: 

Gilfoyle, Timothy. UMI pub. no. 3175768. 172 pp. 

574. MAZANA CASANOVA, Javier Sebastián. Historia 

de la inmunología: La búsqueda del yo frente al 

no yo. España: Río Henares Producciones gráficas, 

2002. 

575. PENDER, Stephen. “Between Medicine and 

Rhetoric.” Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 36–64. 

Survey from ancient Greece to the early modern period. 

576. PRATES, Paulo R. “Símbolo do coração.” 

Translated title: [The heart as symbol.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 1025–1031. 


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577. PRÜLL, Cay-Rüdiger. (Ed.) Traditions of 

Pathology in Western Europe: Theories, Institutions 

and Their Cultural Setting. Neuere Medizinund 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte, 6. (167 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Herbolzheim, Germany: Centaurus, 2003. 

ISBN: 3825501949. 

From a conference at the Institute for the History of Medicine 

at the University of Freiburg, June 29-30, 1996. Includes 

contributions by Cay-Rüdiger PRÜLL, Volker HESS, Axel 

W. BAUER, Boleslav. L. LICHTERMAN, Christian BONAH, 

Susanne HAHN, and Norbert PAUL. Reviews: [ref. R736]

578. ROSENBERG, Charles E. “What Is Disease? In 

Memory of Owsei Temkin.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 

(2003): 491–505. 

Outlines a contextual approach to disease and medicine in 

society. 

579. SCHIPPERS, Hans, E. S. HOUWAART, and Joep 

HUISKAMP. Heilzaam vlechtwerk: biomedische technologie 

aan de Technische Universiteit Eindhoven en 

de Universiteit Maastricht. (94 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Eindhoven: 

Stichting Historie der Techniek, 2002. ISBN: 

9073192269. 

580. SCOTT, Susan, and Christopher J. DUNCAN. 

Return of the Black Death: The World’s Greatest 

Serial Killer. (viii + 310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chichester; Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley, 2004. ISBN: 

0470090006. 


581. SEGAL, Judy Z. Health and the Rhetoric of 

Medicine. (x + 217 pp.; bibl.; index.) Carbondale: 

Southern Illinois Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0809326779. 

582. SHIM, Janet K. “Constructing ‘Race’ Across 

the Science-Lay Divide: Racial Formation in the 

Epidemiology and Experience of Cardiovascular Disease.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 405–436. 

583. SILVA, Francisco Vas da. “Sexual Horns: The 

Anatomy and Metaphysics of Cuckoldry in European 

Folklore.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 48 (2006): 396– 

418. 

584. SILVER, John R. History of the Treatment of 

Spinal Injuries. (xvi + 297 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, 

2003. ISBN: 0306480328. 


585. STENGERS, Jean, and Anne Van NECK. Masturbation: 

The History of a Great Terror. (ix + 239 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave, 2001. 

ISBN: 0312224435. 

586. SWIDERSKI, Richard M. Anthrax: A History. 

(vi + 266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Jefferson: McFarland, 

2004. ISBN: 0786418915. 

587. TWENTYMAN, Ralph. Medicine, Mythology, 

and Spirituality: Recollecting the Past and Willing 

the Future. (x + 118 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Forest Row: 

Sophia Books, 2004. ISBN: 1855841827. 

Homeopathic analysis of modern medicine. 

588. WALLE, Etienne van de, and Elisha P. RENNE. 

(Eds.) Regulating Menstruation: Beliefs, Practices, 

Interpretations. (xli + 292 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: 

Univ. of Chicago Press, 2001. ISBN: 0226847438. 

Contributors: Etienne van de WALLE, Susan E. KLEPP, 

Janet Farrell BRODIE, Gigi SANTOW, Stefania SIEDLECKY, 

Ina WARRINER, Linda S. POTTER, Elise LEVIN, Sangeetha 

MADHAVAN, Aisse DIARRA, Elisha P. RENNE, Terence H. 

HULL, Valerie J. HULL, Heidi Bart JOHNSTON, Patricia J. 

HAMMER, and Sheila COSMINSKY. 

151. Psychiatry; medical psychology 33 

589. WALLIS, Patrick. “A Dreadful Heritage: Interpreting 

Epidemic Disease at Eyam, 1666–2000.” 

Hist. Workshop J. 61 (2006): 31–56. 

590. WENGER, Alexandre. “Pertinence de 

l’approche éliasienne en histoire de la médecine.” 

Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 515–529. 

591. WHITEHOUSE, Peter J., Konrad MAURER, and 

Jesse F. BALLENGER. (Eds.) Concepts of Alzheimer 

Disease: Biological, Clinical, and Cultural Perspectives. 

(xx + 321 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: 

Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 

0801862337. 

592. WOLFF, Horst-Peter. (Ed.) Biographisches 

Lexikon zur Pflegegeschichte, Bd. 2. Translated title: 

[Who’s Who in Nursing History.] In German. (250 

pp.; bibl.) München und Jena: Urban und Fischer, 

2001. ISBN: 3437266705. 

593. WOODWARD, John, and Robert JÜTTE. (Eds.) 

Coping with Sickness: Medicine, Law and Human 

Rights—Historical Perspectives. History of medicine, 

health and disease series, 3. (xii + 211 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Sheffield: European Association for the 

History of Medicine and Health Publications, 2000. 

ISBN: 0953652203. 


594. WRAY, K. Brad. “Rethinking Scientific Specialization.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 151–164. 

Focuses on endocrinology and virology. 

595. ZEBER, Ulrike. Die Geschichte des Pflasters: 

Von der traditionellen Arzneiform Pflaster zum Heftpflaster. 

Heidelberger Schriften zur Pharmazie- und 

Naturwissenschaftsgeschichte, 18. (328 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, 

2001. ISBN: 3804718590. 

Originally issued as the author’s thesis (doctoral)–Universität 

Heidelberg, 1999. Reviews: [ref. R1008] 

151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL AND CLINICAL 

PSYCHOLOGY 

596. ELDEN, Stuart. “Discipline, Health and Madness: 

Foucault’s Le pouvoir psychiatrique.” Hist. 

Hum. Sci. 19, no. 1 (2006): 39–66. 

597. FLOWERS, John, and Paul FRIZLER. Psychotherapists 

on Film, 1899–1999: A Worldwide 

Guide to over 5000 Films. 2 vol. (802 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2004. ISBN: 0786412976. 

598. FREITAS, Fernando Ferreira Pinto de. “A 

história da psiquiatria não contada por Foucault.” 

Translated title: [The history of the psychiatry not 

told by Foucault.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 

(2004): 75–91. 

599. LUNBECK, Elizabeth. “Borderline Histories: 

Psychoanalysis Inside and Out.” Special Issue: Forgetting 

Freud? [ref. 512]. Sci. Context 19 (2006): 

151–173. 

600. RASMUSSEN, Nicolas. “A Prescription for 

Psychiatry.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 453–461.

34 153. Pharmacy 

Essay review of David HEALY, The Creation of Psychopharmacology 

(2002). 

601. VANJA, Christina, and Helmut SIEFERT. (Eds.) 

“In waldig-ländlicher Umgebung . . .”. Das Waldkrankenhaus 

Köppern: von der agrikolen Kolonie 

der Stadt Frankfurt zum Zentrum für Soziale Psychiatrie 

Hochtaunus. Historische Schriftenreihe des 

Landeswohlfahrtsverbandes Hessen: Quellen und 

Studien, 7. (334 pp.; ill.) Kassel: Euregio, 2001. 

ISBN: 3933617081. 

152. HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND PUBLIC 

HEALTH 

602. BARONA, Josep Lluís, Josep CORTELL MOYA, 

and Enrique PERDIGUERO GIL. (Eds.) Medi ambient 

i salut en els municipis valencians. Una perspectiva 

històrica. Trobades. (372 pp.; ill.) Sueca: Seminari 

d’Estudis sobre la Ciència, 2002. ISBN: 8469998870. 

603. BASHFORD, Alison. Imperial Hygiene: A 

Critical History of Colonialism, Nationalism and 

Public Health. (xiv + 264 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. ISBN: 

140390488X. 

604. DANTÍN CERECEDA, Juan. La Alimentación 

Española: Sus Diferentes Tipos. Edited by Juan RI- 

ERA PALMERO. With an introduction by the editor. 

Acta histórico médica vallisoletana, 61. Valladolid: 

Universidad de Vallodolid, 2003. 

Facimile edition of a 1934 work. 

605. GRATZER, Walter. Terrors of the Table: The 

Curious History of Nutrition. (ix + 288 pp.; ill.; 


0192806610. 

606. HOCHMAN, Gilberto, Marcos CUETO, Ana 

María CARRILLO, and Ana Cecília de ROMO. (Eds.) 

Ciência, Saúde e Poder na América Latina e no 

Caribe. Translated title: [Science, Health, and Power 

in Latin America and the Caribbean.] In Portuguese 

and Spanish. História, Ciências, Saúde. Manguihnos, 

9 (Suplemento). (307 pp.; ill.) Rio de Janeiro: Casa 

de Oswaldo Cruz, Fundaçao Oswaldo Cruz, 2002. 

ISBN: ISSN: 0104-5970. 

Comprises papers from a symposium on Science, Health, 

and Power in Latin America and the Caribbean, part of the 

12th International Congress of the History of Science, held 

in Mexico City in July 2001. 

607. MIQUEO, Consuelo, Concepción TOMÁS, Cruz 

TEJERO, Maria José BARRAL, Teresa FERNÁNDEZ, 

and Teresa YAGO. (Eds.) Perspectivas de género 

en salud: fundamentos científicos y socioprofesionales 

de diferencias sexuales no previstas. (254 

pp.) Madrid: Minerva Ediciones, 2001. ISBN: 

8488123280. 

608. SANTOS, Ricardo Augusto dos. “O Carnaval, 

a peste e a ‘espanhola.’ ” Translated title: [Carnival, 

the plague, and the Spanish flu.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 13 (2006): 129–158. 

“The article presents photographic and painted images related 

to epidemics of the plague and Spanish flu....Despite 

differences in time and space, epidemics display certain invariable 

symbolic collective expressions” (from the abstract). 


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153. PHARMACY 

609. BÉNÉZET, Jean-Pierre. “Inventaires 

d’apothicaires et histoire des sciences sanitaires.” 

Ann. Midi 117 (2005): 547–558. 

610. COURTWRIGHT, David T. “Drug Wars: Policy 

Hots and Historical Cools.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 440–450. 

Essay review of Caroline Jean ACKER, Creating the American 

Junkie (2002); MUSTO [ref. 615]; DAVENPORT-HINES 

[ref. 612]. 

611. CURTH, Louise. (Ed.) From Physick to Pharmacology: 

Five Hundred Years of British Drug Retailing. 

The History of Retailing and Consumption. 

(250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 

2006. ISBN: 075463597X. 

On the distribution and sale of medicinal drugs in England. 

Contents (from publisher): Stuart ANDERSON, “From 

‘bespoke’ to ‘off-the-peg’: Community Pharmacists and 

the Retailing of Medicines in Great Britain 1700 to 1900”; 

Louise Hill CURTH, “Medical Advertising in the Popular 

Press: Almanacs and the Growth of Proprietary Medicines”; 

Steve KING, “Accessing Drugs in the 18th-Century Regions”; 

Hilary MARLAND, “ ‘The Doctor’s Shop’: The Rise 

of the Chemist and Druggist in 19th-Century Manufacturing 

Districts”; Judy SLINN, “ ‘A Cascade of Medicine’: The 

Marketing and Consumption of Prescription Drugs in the 

UK, 1948–2000”; Patrick WALLIS, “London Apothecaries 

and Other Medical Retailers: 1580–1702”. 

612. DAVENPORT-HINES, Richard P. T. The Pursuit 

of Oblivion: A Global History of Narcotics, 1500– 

2000. (xiv + 466 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: 

Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2001. ISBN: 0297643754. 


613. ELLIOTT, Carl. “Six Problems with Pharma- 

Funded Bioethics.” Special Issue: The Ethics of 

Bioethics [ref. 219]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. 

Sci. 35 (2004): 125–129. 

614. FRIEDRICH, Christoph, Wolf-Dieter MÜLLER- 

JAHNCKE, and Daniela SCHIERHORN. (Eds.) Apotheke 

und Publikum. Die Vorträge der Pharmaziehistorischen 

Biennale in Karlsruhe vom 26. bis 28. April 

2002. Veröffentlichungen zur Pharmaziegeschichte, 

3. (221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Wissenschaftliche 

Verlagsgesellschaft, 2003. ISBN: 

3804720528. 

615. MUSTO, David F. Drugs in America: A Documentary 

History. (xv + 574 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: New York Univ. Press, 2002. ISBN: 

0814756638. 


616. PITA, Joâo Rui. História da Farmácia. Ordem 

dos Farmaceuticos. (264 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Minerva: 

Coimbra, 1998. ISBN: 9728318391.

617. SCHMITZ, Rudolf. Geschichte der Pharmazie: 

Band 2, Von der Frühen Neuzeit bis zur Gegenwart. 

Edited by Christoph FRIEDRICH and Wolf-Dieter 

MÜLLER-JAHNCKE. (xxiii + 1237 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Eschborn: Govi-Verlag Pharmazeutischer 

Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 3774110271. 

618. SNEADER, Walter. Drug Discovery: A History. 

(viii + 468 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 

2005. ISBN: 0471899801. 

Sweeping history of the discovery of medical compounds 

from Neanderthal man to the present. Reviews: [ref. R867] 

619. STUART, David C. Dangerous Garden: The 

Quest for Plants to Change Our Lives. (208 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 067401104X. 

160. TECHNOLOGY IN GENERAL 

620. BINGAMAN, Amy, Lise SANDERS, and Rebecca 

ZORACH. (Eds.) Embodied Utopias: Gender, 

Social Change, and the Modern Metropolis. Architext 

Series. (xviii + 316 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) 


Contents (from OCLC): Amy BINGAMAN, Lise SANDERS, 

and Rebecca ZORACH, “Embodied Utopia: Introduction”; 

Thomas A. MARKUS, “Is There a Built Form for Non- 

Patriarchal Utopias?”; Margaret E. FARRAR, “Making the 

City Beautiful: Aesthetic Reform and the (Dis)placement 

of Bodies”; Barbara HOOPER, “Urban Space, Modernity, 

and Masculinist Desire: The Utopian Longings of Le Corbusier”; 

Hazel HAHN, “Dystopia in Utopia: Exoticism and 

Degeneration in Indochina, 1890-1940”; Sharon HAAR, 

“At Home in Public: The Hull House Settlement and the 

Study of the City”; Suzanne M. SPENCER-WOOD, “Utopian 

Visions and Architectural Designs of Turn-of-the-Century 

Social Settlements”; Despina STRATIGAKOS, “A Women’s 

Berlin: How Female Patrons and Architects in Imperial 

Germany Re-gendered the City”; Kelly QUINN, “Endeavours 

and Expectations: Housing Washington’s Women”; 

Brent STRINGFELLOW, “Personal City: Tysons Corner and 

the Question of Identity”; Andrew WOOD, “Re-reading 

Disney’s Celebration: Gendered Topography in a Heterotopian 

Pleasure Garden”; Brian P. MCGRATH, “Bangkok 

Simultopia”; Christa ERICKSON, “Networked Interventions: 

Debugging the Electronic Frontier”; May JOSEPH, “Frugality 

and the City: Hanoi Palimpsest”; Elizabeth WILSON, 

“Against Utopia: The Romance of Indeterminate Spaces”; 

Elizabeth GROSZ, “The Time of Architecture.” Reviews: 

[ref. 213] 

621. BRUUN, Henrik, and Janne HUKKINEN. 

“Crossing Boundaries: An Integrative Framework 

for Studying Technological Change.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

33 (2003): 95–116. 

622. BUCHANAN, Brenda J. (Ed.) Gunpowder, Explosives 

and the State: A Technological History. 

(xxiii + 425 pp.; ill.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 

2006. ISBN: 0754652599. 

623. CARROLL, Patrick. “Honoring Thomas 

Hughes, Appealing to Historians.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

35 (2005): 313–321. 

Essay review of Michael Thad ALLEN and Gabrielle HECHT 

(eds.), Technologies of Power (2001). 

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624. ELZINGA, Aant. “Making Science and Technology 

Studies Relevant for Technology Policy–Gains 

and Losses?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 949–956. 

Essay review of Knut SØRENSEN and Robin WILLIAMS 

(eds.), Shaping Technology, Guiding Policy (2002). 

625. EVANS, Harold, Gail BUCKLAND, and David 

LEFER. They Made America: From the Steam Engine 

to the Search Engine, Two Centuries of Innovators. 

(496 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Little, Brown, 

2004. ISBN: 0316277665. 

Written in tandem with a PBS series. 

626. GLENNIE, Paul, and Nigel THRIFT. “Revolutions 

in the Times: Clocks and the Temporal 

Structures of Everyday Life.” In LIVINGSTONE and 

WITHERS [ref. 414], 160–198. 

627. HILAIRE-PÉREZ, Liliane, and Anne-Francoise 

GARCON. (Eds.) Les chemins de la nouveauté : innover, 

inventer au regard de l’histoire. CTHS Histoire 

numéro 9. (473 pp.; ill.) Paris: Editions du CTHS, 

2003. ISBN: 2735505170. 

Contents: Liliane HILAIRE-PÉREZ, “Pratiques inventives, 

cheminements innovants, crédits et légitimations,” 9–38; 

Dominique PESTRE, “Innovation technique, management 

des hommes et politique : concevoir les missiles de la force 

de frappe française, 1957–1962,” 41-48; Dominique MAS- 

SOUNIE, “L’avocat du ‘bien public’ ou les enjeux politiques 

et économiques de l’installation des pompes hydrauliques 

dans la capitale àtravers les rapports du Maître général des 

bâtiments, 1763–1789,” 49-58; Carlo Marco BELFANTI, 

“Corporations et brevets : les deux faces du progrès technique 

dans une économie pré-industrielle (Italie du nord, 

XVI e –XVIII e siècles),” 59-76; Anne-Claire DÉRÉ, “Les 

limites des privilèges : entre protection et concurrence, le 

cas des soudières bretonnes (1777–1791),” 77-90; Catherine 

LANOË, “L’invention du rouge au XVIII e siècle : cosmétique 

populaire ou objet de luxe ?” 91-102; MARTIN [ref. 1905]; 

Keith SMITH and Kristine BRULAND, “Les transitions technologiques 

à grande échelle dans l’histoire et dans la théorie,” 

119-137; PASSERON [ref. 1756]; Pascal BRIOIST, “Savoirfaire 

et innovations chez les serruriers d’Ancien Régime,” 

153-165; Katie SCOTT, “Invention and Privilege in Early 

Modern France : The Case of Colour,” 167-186; Natacha 

COQUERY, “Mode, commerce, innovation : la boutique parisienne 

au XVIII e siècle. Aperçu sur les stratégies de séduction 

des marchands parisiens de luxe et de demi-luxe,” 187-206; 

Christine MACLEOD, “L’invention héroïque et la première 

historiographie de la révolution industrielle,” 207-222; J. 

Patricio Sáiz GONZÁLES, “Patents, International Technology 

Transfer and Spanish Industrial Dependence (1759–1878),” 

223-245; B. Zorina KHAN, “The Economics of Copyrights 

and Democracy,” 247-267; Beatrice VEYRASSAT, “Propriété 

industrielle et dynamique de l’innovation. Inventeurs 

et firmes dans l’industrie horlogère suisse de la fin du XIX e 

siècle à la Seconde Guerre mondiale,” 269-282; MOHEBBI 

[ref. 723]; Pamela O. LONG, “The Cultural Uses of Invention 

in Early Modern Europe,” 293-311; John SMAIL, “Innovation 

and Invention in the Yorkshire Wool Textile Industry : 

A Miller’s Tale,” 313-330; Sylviane LLINARES, “Innovation 

et mutation technique : la marine de guerre française (1750– 

1850),” 331-342; Madeleine Pinault SØRENSEN, “Le dessin, 

témoin de l’innovation technique,” 343-360; Valérie MAR- 

CHAL, “L’INPI : mémoire et patrimoine de l’innovation,” 

361-373; Bruno JACOMY, “Le musée des Arts et Métiers : 

un musée de prototypes,” 375-383; Patrice BRET, “Genèse 

et légitimation patrimoniale d’une invention : les archives

36 161. Computer & information technologies 

de l’Artillerie à l’origine d’une innovation cruciale dans la 

Marine au XIX e siècle,” 385-410; S. R. EPSTEIN, “Journeyman 

Mobility and the Circulation of Technical Knowledge in 

Europe, 14th–18th centuries,” 411-429; Florence HACHEZ- 

LEROY, “Du métal précieux au matériau invisible : la double 

vie de l’aluminium,” 431-439; Anne-Françoise GARÇON, 

“Conclusion : Comment retracer historiquement les chemins 

de la novation,” 443-470. 

628. INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON TECHNOL- 

OGY AND SOCIETY. ISTAS ’04: International Symposium 

on Technology and Society: Globalizing Technological 

Education. 17-19 June 2004, Worcester 

Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts, USA. (vi + 182 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: IEEE Press Books, 

2004. ISBN: 0780383907. 

629. JACOBSEN, John Kurt. Technical Fouls: Democratic 

Dilemmas and Technological Change. (ix + 

196 pp.; bibl.; index.) Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0813319994. 

630. JOHNSON, Ann. “Revisiting Technology as 

Knowledge.” Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 554–573. 

Essay review of SLATON [ref. 3373]; Emily THOMPSON, 

The Soundscape of Modernity (2002); Sara E. WERMIEL, 

The Fireproof Building (2000). 

631. LANG, Mervin F. “Enfoques actuales del estudio 

de la minería hispanoamericana.” Llull 26 (2003): 

613–630. 

632. LOADMAN, John. Tears of the Tree: The Story 

of Rubber. (xxx + 336 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford/New 

York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0198568401. 

633. LÓPEZ, José. “Bridging the Gaps: Science 

Fiction in Nanotechnology.” Part of a special issue. 

[ref. 3739]. HYLE 10 (2004): 129–152. 

634. MIDDLETON, William D. Metropolitan Railways: 

Rapid Transit in America. Railroads Past and 

Present. (viii + 275 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0253341795. 

635. MOODY, Cyrus C. M. “Small, but Determined: 

Technological Determinism in Nanoscience.” Part of 

a special issue. [ref. 3739]. HYLE 10 (2004): 99–128. 

636. OTTER, A. A. den. The Philosophy of Railways: 

The Transcontinental Idea in British North America. 

(xi + 292 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Univ. of 

Toronto Press, 1997. ISBN: 0802041612. 


637. PURSELL, Carroll W. (Ed.) A Hammer in Their 

Hands: A Documentary History of Technology and 

the African-American Experience. (xviii + 397 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0262162253. 

A collection of primary source essays from the 18th century 

to today. 

638. SUZUKI Tsutomu. “The Study of Technology 

Transfer for Historical Science and Engineering.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. 

Sci.) 44 (2005): 143–147. 

639. TRISCHLER, Helmuth, and Stefan ZEILINGER. 

(Eds.) Tackling Transport. Artefacts Series: Studies 

in the History of Science and Technology. (192 

pp.; ill.) London: Science Museum, 2003. ISBN: 

1900747537. 

“Demonstrates the manifold ways in which automobiles, 

aircraft, and railways can be employed in the study of transportation 

history.” (from the publisher) Reviews: [ref. R926] 

640. WHYTE, William. “How Do Buildings Mean? 

Some Issues of Interpretation in the History of Architecture.” 

Hist. Theory 45 (2006): 153–177. 

641. WISNIAK, Jaime. “Dyes from Antiquity to 

Synthesis.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 75–100. 

161. COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATION 

TECHNOLOGIES 

642. AGALIANOS, Angelos, Geoff WHITTY, and 

Richard NOS. “The Social Shaping of Logo.” Soc. 


On a family of computer languages used as an educational 

theory, which were initially politically radical, but gradually 

became more mainstream. 

643. AGAR, Jon. “Medium Meets Message: Can 

Media History and History of Technology Communicate?” 

J. Contemp. Hist. 40 (2005): 793–803. 

Essay review of Louis GALAMBOS and Eric John ABRA- 

HAMSON, Anytime, Anywhere (2002); Malcolm GEE and 

Tim KIRK (eds.), Printed Matters (2002); JOHN THEOBALD, 

Media and the Making of History (2004); Angharad N. VAL- 

DIVIA (ed.), A Companion to Media Studies (2003); Paul 

S. BOYER, Purity in Print (2002); Asa BRIGGS and Peter 

BURKE, A Social History of the Media (2002); Norbert 

FINZSCH and Ursula LEHMKUHL (eds.), Atlantic Communications 

(2004). 

644. COPELAND, B. Jack. (Ed.) Alan Turing’s Automatic 

Computing Engine: The Master Codebreaker’s 

Struggle to Build the Modern Computer. (xx + 553 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0198565933. 

Contributors: Eileen MAGNELLO, Mary CROARKEN, James 

H. WILKINSON, B. Jack COPELAND, Diane PROUDFOOT, 

Martin CAMPBELL-KELLY, Teresa NUMERICO, Henry John 

NORTON, J.G. HAYES, Robin A. VOWELS, Tom VICKERS, 

Harry D. HUSKEY, Michael WOODGER, Benjamin WELLS, 

David O. CLAYDEN, Maurice WILKES. 

645. GERE, Charlie. “Brains-in-Vats, Giant Brains 

and World Brains: The Brain as Metaphor in Digital 

Culture.” Special Issue: The Brain in a Vat [ref. 142]. 


366. 

646. HAYLES, N. Katherine. My Mother Was a 

Computer: Digital Subjects and Literary Texts. (x + 

290 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0226321479. 

Philosophical and literary study of the interrelations between 

human beings and computers.

647. MCCARTHY, John, and Peter WRIGHT. Technology 

as Experience. (x + 211 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge: MIT Press, 2004. ISBN: 0262134470. 

Focus on human-computer interaction, drawing on the philosophical 

work of Dewey and Bakhtin. 

648. NAUMANN, Friedrich. Vom Abakus zum Internet: 

Die Geschichte der Informatik. Printed for Wiss. 

Buchgesellschaft. (287 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Darmstadt: 

Primus Verlag, 2001. ISBN: 389678224X. 

163. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 

649. DUNMIRE, William W. Gardens of New Spain: 

How Mediterranean Plants and Foods Changed 

America. (xviii + 375 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Austin: Univ. of 

Texas Press, 2004. ISBN: 029270271X. 


650. FARRER, Keith. To Feed a Nation: A History of 

Australian Food Science and Technology. (xiii + 230 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Collingwood, Vic., Australia: 

CSIRO Pub., 2005. ISBN: 0643091548. 

On the development of Australian food technology and 

science from before European settlement to the late 20th 

century. 

651. HARWOOD, Jonathan. “Introduction to the 

Special Issue on Biology and Agriculture.” J. Hist. 

Biol. 39 (2006): 237–239. 

Contents: KIMMELMAN [ref. 3401]; BONNEUIL [ref. 3045]; 

WIELAND [ref. 2365]; MATCHETT [ref. 3402]; ACKERT 

[ref. 2366]. 

652. HORNSEY, Ian S. A History of Beer and Brewing. 

RSC Paperbacks. (xvi + 742 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, UK: Royal Society of Chemistry, 

2003. ISBN: 0854046305. 


653. MAEDER, Felicitas, Ambros HÄNGGI, and Dominik 

WUNDERLIN. (Eds.) Bisso marino: fili d’oro 

dal fondo del mare (Muschelseide: golden Fäden 

vom Meeresgrund). (127 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Milano: 5 

Continents Editions, 2004. ISBN: 8874391145. 

Catalog of an exhibition held at Naturhistorisches Museum 

und Museum der Kulturen, Basel (CH), Mar. 19–Jun. 27, 

2004. Text in Italian and German. On a material secreted by 

molluscs, used in making cloth. Reviews: [ref. R578] 

654. SEVESTRE, Carine. “Moulins hydrauliques 

en milieu montagnard, fonctions et évolution : 

le vallon de Laverq (04) de 1702 à nos jours.” 

In Agriculture méditerranéenne, edited by Marie- 

Claire AMOURETTI and Georges COMET (Aix-en- 

Provence: Publications de l’Université de Provence, 

2002), 225–245. 

655. WOODGATE, Dawn. “Taking Things Apart: 

Ovario-Hysterectomy—Textbook Knowledge and 

Actual Practice in Veterinary Surgery.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

36 (2006): 367–397. 

163. Agricultural sciences 37

F. Classification by Geographical Area and Cultural Influence 

200. GENERAL WORKS ON CULTURAL AND 

CROSS-CULTURAL CONTEXTS 

200-1. GENERAL HISTORIES OF SCIENCE 

656. GÜNERGUN, Feza, and KURIYAMA Shigehisa. 

(Eds.) The Introduction of Modern Science and Technology 

to Turkey and Japan. Kokusai shinpojumu, 

1996. (iv + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Kyoto: International 

Research Center for Japanese Studies, 1998. 

Contents: KURIYAMA Shigehisa and Feza GÜNERGUN, 

“Preface,” i-ii; YAMADA [ref. 739]; ˙IHSANO ˇGLU [ref. 666]; 

NAKAOKA Tetsurô, “From Shipbuilding to Automobile 

Manufacturing,” 37-66; Donald QUATAERT, “The Introduction 

of Modern Technology in Ottoman Industry during the 

18th and 19th Centuries,” 67-74; SHIRAHATA Yôzaburô, 

“The Modernization of Transport and Communications in 

Japan,” 75-86; Orhan KOLO ˇGLU, “Ottoman Modernization 

in the Fields of Transportation and Communication,” 87- 

96; YOSHIDA [ref. 2057]; ˙IHSANO ˇGLU [ref. 1727]; SAKAI 

[ref. 1661]; DÖLEN [ref. 1676]; HASHIMOTO Takehiko, 

“The Introduction of the Metric System to Japan,” 187-203; 

Feza GÜNERGUN, “Standardization in Ottoman Turkey,” 

205-225; ˙Ibrahim H. ÖZTÜRK, “Two Pioneers of Modern 

Economic Thought in Japan and the Ottoman Empire: 

Fukuzawa Yukichi and Ahmet Mithat,” 227-249; Selçuk ES- 

ENBEL, “Remarks on the Modernization of Japan and Turkey 

in the 18th and 19th Centuries,” 251-257. 

657. MCNEIL, Maureen. “Introduction: Postcolonial 

Technoscience.” Introduction to a special issue. Sci. 

Cult. 14 (2005): 105–112. 

Contents: SHEPHERD [ref. 3404]; MARQUES [ref. 3772]; 

HAYDEN [ref. 3729]. 

658. NAKAYAMA, Shigeru. “Colonial Science: An 

Introduction.” Special Issue: Colonial Science. Hist. 

Scientiarum 15 (2005): 93–96. 

PYENSON [ref. 195]; HOME [ref. 2858]; BABER [ref. 848]. 

659. WIDDERS, Evan. “Science, Medicine, and 

Criollo Culture in Late-Colonial New Spain.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 316. 


2005. Adviser: Osborne, Michael A. UMI pub. no. 3161540. 

247 pp. 

210. ARABIC-ISLAMIC CONTEXTS 


660. BURCAK, Berrak. “Science, a Remedy for All 

Ills. Healing ‘The Sick Man of Europe’: A Case for 

Ottoman Scientism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 

4319. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Hanioglu, 

M. Sukru. UMI pub. no. 3154534. 168 pp. 

661. ENDRESS, Gerhard. “The Language of Demonstration: 

Translating Science and the Formation of 

Terminology in Arabic Philosophy and Science.” 

Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 231–255. 

662. FAKHRY, Majid. Averroes (Ibn Rushd) : His 

Life, Works and Influence. (xvi + 187 p.: ill.) Oxford: 

Oneworld, 2001. ISBN: 1851682694. 

663. FURLOW, Christopher A. “Islam, Science, 

and Modernity: From Northern Virginia to Kuala 

Lumpur.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 67/01 (2006): 235. 

Dissertation at the University of Florida, 2005. Adviser: 

Magnarella, Paul J. UMI pub. no. 3204388. 173 pp. 

664. GRASSHOFF, Gerd. “Contextualizing the History 

of Islamic Sciences.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

300–310. 

665. GUTAS, Dimitri. “Certainty, Doubt, Error: 

Comments on the Epistemological Foundations of 

Medieval Arabic Science.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

276–289. 

666. ˙IHSANO ˇGLU, Ekmeleddin. “Modernization Efforts 

in Science, Technology and Industry in the Ottoman 

Empire (18th and 19th centuries).” In GÜNER- 

GUN and KURIYAMA [ref. 656], 15–35. 

667. IRZIK, Gürol, and Güven GÜZELDERE. (Eds.) 

Turkish Studies in the History and Philosophy of 

Science. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science. 

(xvii + 308 pp.; bibl.) New York: Springer, 2005. 

ISBN: 140203332X. 

Several sections deal with modern philosophy of science 

written by Turkish scholars. Other chapters are historically 

oriented. Contributors of the philosophical chapters 

include: Gürol IRZIK; Güven GÜZELDERE; Teo 

GRÜNBERG; Hüseyin YILMAZ; Yalçin KOÇ; Ümit YALÇIN; 

David GRÜNBERG; Erdinç SAYAN; Celal SENGÖR; Samet 

BAGÇE; Ilhan INAN; Karanfil SOYHUN; Murat AYDEDE; 

Arda DENKEL; Sun DEMIRLI; and Berent ENÇ. Historical 

chapters are as follows (from the publisher): H. Günhan 

DANISMAN and Osman R. BAHADIR, “Late Ottoman and 

Early Republican Science Periodicals: Center and Periphery 

Relationship in Dissemimation of Knowledge”; Ekmeleddin 

˙IHSANO ˇGLU, “Institutionalization of Science in the Medreses 

of pre-Ottoman and Ottoman Turkey”; Berna KILINÇ, “Ottoman 

Science Studies—A Review”. 

668. JACQUART, Danielle. L’épopée de la science 

arabe. Découvertes Gallimard, Série Sciences et 

techniques, 479. (127 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: 

Gallimard, 2005. ISBN: 2070318273. 

Broad survey of science in the Arab world from the 9th to the 

15th centuries. 

669. LEJBOWICZ, Max. “Pierre Duhem et l’histoire 

des sciences arabes.” Special Issue: La Pensée Scientifique 

en Question: Autour de Pierre Duhem 

[ref. 104]. Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 59–83. 

210-29. SCIENCE AND WAR 

670. ˙IHSANO ˇGLU, Ekmeleddin. (Ed.) Osmanli 

askerlik literatürü tarihi. Translated title: [History of 

military art and science literature during the Ottoman 

period.] In Turkish. 2 vol. Ilim tarihi kaynaklar 

ve arastirmalar serisi, 12; Osmanli bilim tarihi literatürü 

serisi, 5. (1290 pp; ill.; bibl.; index.) Istanbul: 

Islam Tarih, Sanat ve Kültür Arastirma Merkezi (IR- 

CICA), 2003. ISBN: 9290631341 (set).

210-42. SCIENCE EDUCATION; THE HISTORY OF 

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 

671. ÇAKSU, Ali. (Ed.) International Congress 

on Learning and Education in the Ottoman World: 

Istanbul, 12–15 April 1999. Preface by Ekmeleddin 

˙IHSANO ˇGLU. Studies and Sources on the Ottoman 

History Series, 6. (x + 406 pp.; ill; bibl.) Istanbul: 

IRCICA, 2001. ISBN: 9290630906 (set). 

The papers presented are published in three separate volumes 

for Arabic, English and Turkish respectively. 

210-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND 


672. AVICENNA. Metaphysics of The Healing: A 

Parallel English-Arabic Text. Edited by Michael E. 

MARMURA. Translation of al-Ilahiyat min al-Shifa’. 

Islamic Translation Series. (xxvii + 441 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Provo, Ut.: Brigham Young Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0934893772. 

673. BASHIER, Salman H. Ibn al-Arabi’s Barzakh: 

The Concept of the Limit and the Relationship Between 

God and the World. (xii + 206 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Albany: State Univ. of New York Press, 

2004. ISBN: 0791462277. 

674. BERTOLACCI, Amos. “On the Arabic Translations 

of Aristotle’s Metaphysics.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 

(2005): 241–275. 

675. BERTOLACCI, Amos. “The Reception of Aristotle’s 

‘Metaphysics’ in Avicenna’s ‘Kitab al-Sifa”: 

Textual and Doctrinal Analysis.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/03 (2005): 1023. 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2005. Adviser: Gutas, 

Dimitri. UMI pub. no. 3168858. 493 pp. 

676. BLACK, Deborah L. “Knowledge (‘ilm) and 

Certitude (yaqīn) in al-Fārābī’s Epistemology.” Arab. 

Sci. Phil. 16 (2006): 11–45. 

677. DAVIDSON, Herbert A. “Maimonides, Aristotle, 

and Avicenna.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 719–734. 

678. FRANK, Richard M. “Al-Ah.kām in Classical 

Aˇs‘arite Teaching.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 753–777. 

679. JOLIVET, Jean. “L’Épître sur la quantité des 

livres d’Aristote, par al-Kindī (une lecture).” In 

MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 665–683. 

680. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “Ibn Kammuna and 

the ‘New Wisdom’ of the Thirteenth Century.” Arab. 

Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 277–327. 

681. LEAMAN, Oliver. (Ed.) Biographical Encyclopedia 

of Islamic Philosophy. 2 vol. (900 pp.) Bristol: 

Thoemmes Continuum, 2006. ISBN: 1843711486. 

682. MCGINNIS, Jon. “A Penetrating Question in 

the History of Ideas: Space, Dimensionality and 

Interpretation in the Thought of Avicenna.” Arab. Sci. 

Phil. 16 (2006): 47–69. 

683. SHIHADEH, Ayman. “From Al-Ghazali to Al- 

Razi: 6th/12th Century Developments in Muslim 

Philosophical Theology.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 

141–179. 

684. ZGHAL, Hatem. “La connaissance des singuliers 

chez Avicenne.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 685–718. 

210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 39 

210-103. MATHEMATICS 

685. ABGRALL, Philippe. “Al-Qūhī, archimédien.” 

In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 85–118. 

686. BELLOSTA, Hèléne. “L’émergence du négatif.” 


687. BEN MILED, Marouane. “Les quantités irrationnelles 

dans l’œuvre d’al-Karaji.” In MORELON 

and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 27–54. 

688. CROZET, Pascal. “Al-Siˇgzī et la tradition des 

problèmes de division de figures.” In MORELON and 

HASNAWI [ref. 21], 119–159. 

689. FREUDENTHAL, Gad, and Tony LÉVY. “De 

Gérase à Bagdad : Ibn Bahrīz, al-Kindī, et leur recension 

arabe de l’Introduction arithmétique de Nicomaque, 

d’après la version hébraïque de Qalonymos 

ben Qalonymos d’Arles.” In MORELON and HAS- 

NAWI [ref. 21], 479–544. 

690. KHEIRANDISH, Elaheh. “The ‘Fluctuating 

Fortunes of Scholarship’: A Very Late Review Occasioned 

by a Fallen Book.” Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 

207–222. 

Essay review of David E.P. JACKSON, “Scholarship in Abbasid 

Baghdad with Special Reference to Greek Mechanics 

in Arabic” Quad. Stud. Arab. 5/6 (1987-1988): 369–390. 

691. RASHED, Roshdi. “Dio, la cosa e le matematiche.” 

Physis 39 (2002): 389–406. 

On “how the formal principle of Avicenna’s ontology made 

possible the introduction of the rules of combinatorial analysis, 

as elaborated by al-Tusi’s mathematics”. (from the 

abstract) 

692. RASHED, Roshdi, and Christian HOUZEL. 

“Thabit ibn Qurra et la théorie des parallèles.” Arab. 

Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 9–55. 

693. RASHED, Roshdi. Oeuvre mathématique d’al- 

Sijzī. Volume I : Géométrie des coniques et théorie 

des nombres au X e siècle. Cahiers du MIDEO, 3. (iv 

+ 541 pp.) Louvain and Paris: Edition Peeters, 2004. 

ISBN: 9042915935. 

694. VAHABZADEH, Bijan. “ ‘Umar al-Khayyām 

and the Concept of Irrational Number.” In MORELON 


210-104. MUSIC 

695. ˙IHSANO ˇGLU, Ekmeleddin. (Ed.) Osmanli 

mûsikî literatürü tarihi. Translated title: [History 

of music literature during the Ottoman period.] In 

Turkish. Ilim tarihi kaynaklari ve arastirmalari serisi, 

10; Osmanli bilim tarihi literatürü serisi, 4. (lxxvii 

+ 479 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Istanbul: Islâm Tarihi, 

Sanat ve Kültür Arastirma Merkezi, IRCICA, 2003. 

ISBN: 929063118X. 

210-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY 

696. AL-FARGHANI. On the Astrolabe. Edited 

by Richard LORCH. Boethius, 52. (447 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 

3515087133. 

Arabic text edited with translation and commentary by 

Richard Lorch. 

697. BRUMMELEN, Glen Van. “Taking Latitude with 

Ptolemy: Jamshīd al-Kāshī’s Novel Geometric Model 

of the Motions of the Inferior Planets.” Arch. Hist. 

Exact Sci. 60 (2006): 353–377.

40 210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 

698. CHARETTE, François, and Petra G. SCHMIDL. 

“Al-Khwārizmī and Practical Astronomy in Ninth- 

Century Baghdad. The Earliest Extant Corpus of 

Texts in Arabic on the Astrolabe and Other Portable 

Instruments.” Sciamvs 5 (2004): 101–198. 

Contains some Arabic text and tables. 

699. CHARETTE, François. “The Locales of Islamic 

Astronomical Instrumentation.” Special Issue: Artisans 

and Instruments, 1300–1800 [ref. 292]. Hist. 


Covers period from the mid-8th century to early 20th century. 

700. KING, David. In Synchrony with the Heavens: 

Studies in Astronomical Timekeeping and Instrumentation 

in Medieval Islamic Civilization, vol. 2: 

Instruments of Mass Calculation. Islamic Philosophy, 

Theology & Science: Texts & Studies, vol. 55. (1062 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2005. ISBN: 

900414188X. 


701. MORELON, Régis. “Une proposition de lecture 

de l’histoire de l’astronomie arabe.” In MORELON 


702. SALIBA, George. “Aristotelian Cosmology and 

Arabic Astronomy.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 251–268. 

703. SALIBA, George. “Islamic Science at Its Best.” 


Essay review of David KING, In Synchrony with the Heavens 

(2004); KING [ref. 700]. 

210-111. ASTROLOGY 

704. BURNETT, Charles. “The Certainty of Astrology 

in the Works of al-Qabīs.ī and Abu Ma’shar.” 

Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 198–213. 

210-112. PHYSICS AND GENERAL WORKS ON 


705. BANCEL, Faïza. “Le traité sur la théorie du 

levier d’al-Muz.affar al-Isfizārī : une réécriture du 

Kitāb fī al-Qarast.ūn de Thābit ibn Qurra ?” Article is 

in French, with an appendix in Arabic. In MORELON 


706. EL-BIZRI, Nader. “A Philosophical Perspective 

on Alhazen’s Optics.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 

189–218. 

707. FERRIELLO, Giuseppina. “The Lifter of Heavy 

Bodies of Heron of Alexandria in the Iranian World.” 

Nuncius 20 (2005): 327–345. 

708. SAMSÓ, Julio. “Is a Social History of Andalusí 

Exact Sciences Possible?” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

296–299. 

709. SEBTI, Meryem. “Le Statut ontologique de 

l’image dans la doctrine avicennienne de la perception.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 109–140. 

710. SIMON, Gérard. “L’expérimentation sur la 

réflexion et la réfraction chez Ptolémée et Ibn al- 

Haytham.” In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 

355–375. 

210-114. ALCHEMY 

711. EL-ESWED, Bassam. I. “Spirits: The Reactive 

Substances in Jābir’s Alchemy.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 16 

(2006): 71–90. 

712. MIURA Nobuo. “Jābir ibn H. ayyān: The Alchemical 

Thought in Early Arabic Times.” [Translated 

title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 32 

(2005): 153–169. 

210-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 

713. ELAMRANI-JAMAL, Abdelali. “Fragment d’un 

traité de minéralogie d’al-Kindī. Présentation, texte 

et traduction.” In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 

545–559. 

210-131. BOTANY AND PLANT SCIENCE 

714. CARABAZA BRAVO, Julia María, Expiración 

GARCÍA SÁNCHEZ, J. Esteban HERNÁNDEZ 

BERMEJO, and Alfonso JIMÉNEZ RAMÍREZ. Árboles 

y arbustos en al-Andalus. Estudios árabes e islámicos, 

Monografías, 8. (349 pp.; bibl.; index.) Madrid: Consejo 

Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2004. 

ISBN: 8400082737. 

715. KHALILIEH, Hassan S., and Areen BOULOS. 

“A Glimpse on the Uses of Seaweeds in Islamic 

Science and Daily Life during the Classical Period.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 16 (2006): 91–101. 

210-132. ZOOLOGY, ANATOMY, AND 

PHYSIOLOGY 

716. AL-GHASSANI, al-Ghitrif ibn Qudamah. Traité 

des oiseaux de vol : Kitab Dawari at-tayr : le plus 

ancien traité de fauconnerie arabe. Edited by Baudouin 

VAN DEN ABEELE, François VIRÉ, and Detlef 

MÖLLER. Bibliotheca cynegetica. (xix + 230 pp.; ill.) 

Nogent-le-Roi: J. Laget, 2002. ISBN: 2854970705. 

210-137. PSYCHOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE 

PSYCHOLOGY 

717. SMITH, A. Mark. “The Alhacenian Account of 

Spatial Perception and Its Epistemological Implications.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 219–240. 

210-150. MEDICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

718. KATOUZIAN-SAFADI, Mehrnaz. “La cornue 

et l’alambic, instrument d’analyse et de preuve dans 

Les Doutes sur Galien de Rāzi.” In MORELON and 

HASNAWI [ref. 21], 376–389. 

719. PORMANN, Peter E. “The Physician and the 

Other: Images of the Charlatan in Medieval Islam.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 189–227. 

720. VEIT, Raphaela. “Al-Maˇgūsī’s Kitāb al-Malakī 

and Its Latin Translation Ascribed to Constantine the 

African: The Reconstruction of Pantegni, Practica, 

Liber III.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 16 (2006): 133–168. 

210-153. PHARMACY 

721. BELA, Zbigniew. “Who Invented ‘Avicenna’s 

Gilded Pills’?” Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 1–10. 

“Questions the belief [that] Avicenna introduced the tradition 

of coating pills with gold and silver,” surveying historical 

literature to the present. (from the abstract) 

722. SĀBŪR ibn Sahl. The Small Dispensatory. 

Translated from the Arabic by Oliver KAHL. Islamic 

Philosophy, Theology, and Science, v. 53. (xiii + 

237 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden; Boston, Mass.: Brill,, 

2003. ISBN: 9004129960. 

Translation of Agrābād ¯ īn (9th century). Reviews: [ref. R792]

210-160. TECHNOLOGY IN GENERAL 

723. MOHEBBI, Parviz. “Intégration et refus des 

nouveautés techniques européennes en Iran (les lunettes, 

l’horloge mécanique et les armes à feu, XIV e – 

XVII e siècles).” In HILAIRE-PÉREZ and GARCON 

[ref. 627], 283–290. 

210-163. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 

724. BAZZANA, André. “Les irrigations médiévales 

dans al-Andalus : caractères et originalités.” In 

Agriculture méditerranéenne, edited by Marie- 

Claire AMOURETTI and Georges COMET (Aix-en- 

Provence: Publications de l’Université de Provence, 

2002), 17–40. 

220. BYZANTIUM AND EASTERN 

CHRISTIAN CONTEXTS 


725. BYDÉN, Börje. Theodore Metochites’ Stoicheiôsis 

astronomikè and the Study of Natural 

Philosophy and Mathematics in Early Palaiologan 

Byzantium. Studia Graeca et Latina Gothoburgensia, 

66. (547 pp.; bibl.; index.) Göteborg: Acta Universitatis 

Gothoburgensis, 2003. ISBN: 9173464597. 


726. TIHON, Anne. “Certainty, Doubt, and Errors 

in Byzantine Astronomy.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

292–293. 


727. RAFFAELLI, Enrico G. L’oroscopo del mundo: 

Il teme di nascita del mundo e del primo uomo seconda 

Pastrologla zoroastriana. (216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Milan: Mimesis, 2001. 


728. ECONOMOU, N. T., and J. LASCARATOS. “The 

Byzantine Physicians on Epilepsy.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

14 (2005): 346–352. 

220-152. HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND PUBLIC 

HEALTH 

729. MAYER, Wendy, and Silke TRZCIONKA. (Eds.) 

Feast, Fast or Famine: Food and Drink in Byzantium. 

Byzantina Australiensia, 15. (215 pp.) Brisbane, Australia: 

Australian Association for Byzantine Studies, 

2005. ISBN: 1876503181. 

Includes papers from biennial conference of Australian 

Association for Byzantine Studies, Adelaide 2003. Contributors 

include Simon MALMBERG, Anthoullis A. DE- 

MOSTHENOUS, Andrew STONE, Lynda GARLAND, Danijel 

DZINO, Paul TUFFIN, Meaghan MCEVOY, John HAL- 

DON, John FITZPATRICK, Matthew MARTIN, Susan WEIN- 

GARTEN, Silke TRZCIONKA, Ken PARRY, and Athanasius 

N.J. LOUVARIS. 

230. East Asian contexts 41 

230. EAST ASIAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN 

CONTEXTS 


730. HONG, Sungook. “Korean Scientists Look at 

Japanese Colonization: The Emergence of an Idea 

of the Value-Neutrality and Objectivity of Science.” 

Special Issue: Science, War, and Colonization in 

East Asia [ref. 2746]. Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2006): 

268–275. 

731. HORIUCHI, Annick. “When Science Develops 

Outside State Patronage: Dutch Studies in Japan at 

the Turn of the Nineteenth Century.” Part of a special 

issue on Science and State Patronage in Early Modern 

East Asia [ref. 741]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 148– 

171. 

732. HU, Minghui. “Cosmopolitan Confucianism: 

China’s Road to Modern Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/02 (2005): 720. 


2004. Adviser: Elman, Benjamin; Porter, Theodore. UMI 

pub. no. 3164409. 306 pp. 

733. HUANG, Xiang. “The Trading Zone Communication 

of Scientific Knowledge: An Examination of 

Jesuit Science in China (1582–1773).” Sci. Context 

18 (2005): 393–427. 

734. KOUDA Masataka. “The Origin of Western 

Learning in Mino.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 28 (2001): 2–17. 

735. LI Di. “On the Hand-Copied Zhong Xing Jie.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 

25 (2004): 362–372. 

An early Qing-dynasty collection of papers on astronomy 

and geography. The article concludes that it contains both 

Western and Chinese source material. 

736. LI Di. “Posthumous Scientific Manuscripts of 

Zou Boqi.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo 

Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 18–31. 

On three manuscripts of Zou. 

737. NAKAMURA Kunimitsu. “ ‘Edo Period’ in the 

History of Science.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 97–101. 

738. TIAN Zhong-hua. “Tablet on the Side of a Tomb 

and Study on the Life of Zhu Zaiyu.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 

334–344. 

On the life and accomplishments of this Ming dynasty 

scholar. 

739. YAMADA Keiji. “Modern Science and Technology 

in 18th and 19th century Japan.” In GÜNERGUN 

and KURIYAMA [ref. 656], 1–13. 

230-5. HISTORIOGRAPHY AND HISTORICAL 

METHOD 

740. SIVIN, Nathan. “A Multi-Dimensional Approach 

to Research on Ancient Science.” EASTM 23 

(2005): 10–25. 

230-22. SCIENCE AND POLITICS, LAW, AND 

ECONOMICS 

741. JAMI, Catherine. “Science and State Patronage 

in Early Modern East Asia.” Introduction to a special 

issue. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 81–84.

42 230. East Asian contexts 

Contents: JAMI and HAN [ref. 753]; HANSON [ref. 817]; 

HORIUCHI [ref. 731]. 

230-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER 

742. LIU Bing and ZHANG Meifang. Xing bie shi 

jiao zhong de Zhongguo gu dai ke xue ji shu: dui 

liang ge yan jiu an li de yi zhong ke xue bian shi xue 

tan tao. Translated title: [Ancient Chinese science 

and technology in gender perspective.] In Chinese. 

Zhongguo ke ji si xiang yan jiu wen ku. (iv + 237 

pp.; bibl.) Beijing: Ke xue chu ban she, 2005. ISBN: 

7030152174. 


743. XU Zhu. “Patriarchal Significance in the History 

of Chinese Medicine and Technology: A Review 

of The Ancient Chinese Science and Technology in 

Gender Perspective.” Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 

(2006): 174–179. 

Essay review of LIU and ZHANG [ref. 742]. 

230-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS; THE 


744. NAKAMURA Tsuko. “Astronomical and Land- 

Survey Instruments of the Edo Period.” [Translated 

title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 

(2005): 102–105. 

230-101. OCCULT SCIENCES AND MAGIC 

745. WANG Jichao. “Concerning the Hallucinogens 

for Shamanic Ecstasy in Ancient China.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 24 (2005): 

13–28. 


746. BAUMANN, Brian Gregory. “Divine Knowledge: 

Buddhist Mathematics According to Antoine 

Mostaert’s ‘Manual of Mongolian Astrology and 

Divination.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 (2006): 4507. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2005. Adviser: Kara, 

Gyorgy. UMI pub. no. 3200372. 2243 pp. 

747. CHEMLA, Karine. “Algorithmes et histoire de 

la démonstration mathématique.” In MORELON and 

HASNAWI [ref. 21], 175–204. 

On the history of mathematical demonstration in ancient 

China. 

748. CHEMLA, Karine. “Geometrical Figures and 

Generality in Ancient China and Beyond: Liu Hui and 

Zhao Shuang, Plato and Thabit ibn Qurra.” Special 

Issue: Early Science [ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 

123–166. 

749. DUAN Yaoyong and ZOU Dahai. “New Collations 

of the Two Paragraphs ‘Yi Yuan Cai Fang’ and 

‘Yi Fang Cai Yuan’ in the Unearthed Mathematics 

Book Suanshu Shu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


750. GUO Shuchun. “A Comparative Study on Suanshushu 

and Ten Mathematical Classics.” [Translated 


106–120. 

751. HAN Qi and Catherine JAMI. “The Circulation 

of Western Mathematics at the Court during the 

Kangxi Period: A Case Study of the Compilation of 

the Suanfa Zuanyao Zonggang by Antoine Thomas.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 

22 (2003): 145–156. 

752. HORIUCHI, Annick. “Langues mathématiques 

de Meiji : à la recherche du consensus ?” In CROZET 

and HORIUCHI [ref. 1961], 43–70. 

On the modernization of mathematics and the abandonment 

of Edo period wasan mathematics. 

753. JAMI, Catherine, and HAN Qi. “The Reconstruction 

of Imperial Mathematics in China During 

the Kangxi Reign (1622–1722).” Part of a special 

issue on Science and State Patronage in Early Modern 

East Asia [ref. 741]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 

88–110. 

754. JI Zhigang. “Annotations and Collations on 

Problems ‘Shaoguang’ and ‘Daguang’ of Suanshushu.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 24 (2005): 229–235. 

755. LI Wenming. “A Study on Huang Zongxian’s 

Seven Methods for Inscribed Circle.” [Translated 


251–256. 

Includes discussion of interaction between Western and 

Eastern mathematics in the Qing dynasty. 

756. LI Zhaohua. “Notes on Emendatory Text of 

Siyuan Yujian.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese 

J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 145–161. 

757. SATO Kenichi. “Various Personages Who 

Moved in the Circle of Seki Takakazu.” [Translated 

title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 

42 (2003): 49–54. 

758. WANG Qingjian and ZHANG Xinli. “Numeration 

in Suanshushu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


759. WATANABE, Junsei. “A Manchu Manuscript on 

Arithmetic Owned by Tôyô Bunko: ‘suwan fa yuwan 

ben bithe.’ ” Sciamvs 6 (2005): 177–264. 

760. WUYUNQIQIGE. “Working Out an Educational 

System (Part on Mathematical Education in Japanese 

Primary Schools) from the Perspective of Cultural 

History.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 25 (2006): 18–32. 

761. XU Yibao. “Concepts of Infinity in Chinese 

Mathematics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 (2006): 3071. 

Dissertation at City University of New York, 2005. Adviser: 

Dauben, Joseph W. UMI pub. no. 3187462. 358 pp. 

762. YOKOTSUKA Hiroyuki. “The Author and the 

Date Written in a Variant Text of the Takuma-ryu Vol. 

2.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. 

(Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 207–212. 

763. YOKOTSUKA Hiroyuki. “The Enri Kohai-jutsu 

Preserved in the Natural History Museum and Institute, 

Chiba.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 204–210. 

On a manuscript by the Edo-era Japanese mathematician 

Takebe Katahiro. 

764. ZOU Dahai. “The Ratios of Several Kinds of 

Rice in Ancient China: A New Research Based on the 

Suanshu Shu and Qin Bamboo Strips.” [Translated 


318–328. 


765. CHEN Binhui. “A New Inquiry on the Value 

of Ultimate Light Distance in Zhou Bi Suan Jing.” 


24 (2005): 84–90.

On the understanding of various parameters involving 

sunrise, sunset, and equinoxes in this ancient Chinese 

astronomical-mathematical text. 

766. CHEN Jiujin. “The Scientific Significance for 

Discovering the Phase and the Date of Calendar on 

the Wu Lai Tripod Cauldron.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 22 (2003): 368–373. 

767. DENG Kehui. “A Primary Inquiry into Seki 

Takakazu’s Miscellaneous Memoranda on Astronomy 

and Mathematics.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


768. DONG Yuyu and GUAN Zengjian. “A Preliminary 

Discourse on the Management of Astronomical 

Documents in the Song Dynasty.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 (2004): 

345–355. 

On the role of government in preserving astronomical documents. 

769. GUAN Zengjian. “Wang Chong’s Understanding 

of the Comparative Size of the Heavens and the 

Earth.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 23 (2004): 81–84. 

770. HIRAOKA Ryuji. “Jesuit Cosmological Textbook 

in ‘the Christian Century’ Japan: De sphaera of 

Pedro Gomez (Part I).” Sciamvs 6 (2005): 99–175. 

771. IANNACCONE, Isaia. “Documents relatifs à 

l’histoire de l’astronomie chinoise et aux rapports 

scientifiques entre l’Europe et la Chine (XVII e -XIX e 

siècles) conservés à la Bibliothèque de l’Observatoire 

de Paris. Deuxième Partie.” Nuncius 20 (2005): 371– 

399. 

An inventory of documents including letters, papers, and 

notes of various Jesuit scientist missionaries. 

772. JI Yongliang. “Circumference Division System 

and Its Historical Effect in the Jiuzhi Calendar.” 


25 (2006): 122–130. 

773. LU Ling-feng and SHI Yun-li. “Accuracy of 

Solar Eclipse Predictions Made in the Qing Dynasty.” 


24 (2003): 283–290. 

774. MA Liping. “Local Records of Solar Eclipse 

in the Qing Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


775. NING Xiaoyu. “The Methods of Ascertaining 

the Direction of Eclipse in the Late-Ming and Early- 

Qing Dynasties.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 23 (2004): 25–37. 

776. NUI Weixing. “On the Brahmahoranavagraha 

as well as Its Date and Authorship.” [Translated 


319–329. 

777. QU Anjing. “Algorithm for the Transformation 

of Coordinates between Equator and Lunar Orbit in 

the Shoushi Li.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


778. QU Anjing. “Planetary Theory in Ancient 

China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 25 (2006): 1–17. 

779. SHI Yun-li. “The Calculation of the Equation 

of Center in the Lixiang Kaocheng Houbian and the 

Accuracy of the Theory of the Sun: In Memory of 


Professor Bo Shuren.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


Yuzhi Lixiang Kaocheng is the Compendium of Calendrical 

Science and Astronomy compiled from 1725 to 1742. 

780. SHI Yunli and WANG Miao. “Xing Yunlu’s 

Determination of the Length of the Tropical Year 

Revisited.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


781. SUN Xiaochun. “Ancient Chinese Calendars in 

the Mathematical Perspective: An Essay Review of 

Qu Anjing’s The Chinese Calendar and Mathematics.” 


Essay review of QU Anjing, Zhongguo li fa yu shu xue 

(2005). 

782. SUN Xiaochun. “Discourses on Celestial 

Omens and Disastrous Occurrences in the Political 

Context of the Northern Song.” [Translated title.] In 


783. TANG Quan. “The Arithmetic of Solar-Eclipse- 

Magnitude in Ancient China.” [Translated title.] In 


784. TANG Quan and WAN Yingqiu. “Achievements 

Made by the Famous Tibetan Scientist Sangjiejiacuo.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. 

Tech. 26 (2005): 340–348. 

On the political life of the 17th-century figure Sangye Gyatso 

and his achievements in mathematical astronomy and 

medicine. 

785. TAO Peipei. “Study on the Huihui Lifa Collected 

by Nanjing Library.” [Translated title.] In 


This version of the text has ten astronomical tables which are 

absent in other versions of the Mingshi system. (from the 

abstract) 

786. WEI Bing. “A Study on the Star-Map of Prajvalonisa 

Vjrabhairava Padvinasa-sri-dharani Printed 

in A. D. 972 Recently Found in Japan with a Discussion 

on the Spread of Zodiac in the Song-Liao Tangut 

Area.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 24 (2005): 214–221. 

787. XING Gang and SUI Yun-Li. “A Few Supplementary 

Decipherments of the Fragmented Almanacs 

Collected in the Hanjian Lipu.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 250–261. 

On fragments of calendrical astronomical texts from the Han 

dynasty. 

788. XU Fengxian. “The Cyclic Sacrificial System 

of King Diyi, His Reigning Years and the Beginning 

of the Year Towards the End of Shang.” [Translated 


189–205. 

On calendrical dating using oracle bone inscriptions. 

789. XU Jie and SHI Yunli. “A Preliminary Study 

of the Rigui Tufa by Didace de Pantoja and Sun 

Yuanhua: Together with a Discussion on the Dials 

from the Tianwen Lue in Oxford University Library.” 


25 (2006): 149–158. 

790. YANG Xiaoming and LI Shuxue. “An 

Qingqiao’s Explanation of Precession.” [Translated 


(2005): 238–245. 

791. YANG Xiaoming. “Mei Wending’s Theory 

about Left-Handed Rotation of the Sun, Moon, and

44 230. East Asian contexts 

Five Planets around the Earth and Its Drawbacks.” 


22 (2003): 351–360. 

792. ZHUANG Tianshan. “Andromedids Recorded in 

Chinese History and Relevant Researches.” [Translated 


(2004): 232–250. 



793. HOU Yude. “Deliberation on Whether ‘Ice- 

Making in Summer’ in Ancient China Could Be 

Achieved.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


794. HU Hua-kai and JI Xiao-hua. “Historical Materials 

about Optics in the Dao Zang.” [Translated 


167–174. 

795. NAKAMURA Kunimitsu. “The Process of Deciding 

on the Technical Term ‘Butsuri’ in Japan.” 


Sci.) 42 (2003): 218–222. 

796. YI Degang, ZHAO Xinli, and QI Zhongying. 

“A Further Inquiry into Mechanical Performance of 

Chinese Bow and Zheng Xuan’s Law of Elasticity.” 


24 (2005): 249–258. 

230-113. CHEMISTRY 

797. YAUN Zhen-dong and GUO Shi-jie. “Tentative 

Analysis on Discovery of the Elements Translated 

by Chang Tzu-kung.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 



798. HAN Jishao. “Alchemy and Copper-Smelting in 

Song Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 95–109. 

799. HO Peng Yoke. “Studying the Taoist Canon: 

Reminiscence and Reflection.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 22 (2003): 97–104. 

Explores alchemical theory and apparatus in the canon. 


800. WANG Pengfei. “A Research on the Functional 

Test and Sensing Principle for the Ancient Earthquake 

Direction Detector Invented by Zhang Heng in A. D. 

132.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 24 (2005): 291–318. 

801. ZHAO Guanfeng. “Selected Readings of Ancient 

Literature Concerning Zhang Heng’s Seismograph: 

A New Consideration of the Function of the 

Instrument.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


230-121. GEOGRAPHY, CARTOGRAPHY, AND 

EXPLORATION 

802. HIRAOKA Ryuji and HIBI Kayoko. “The 

Sokuryō-higen (Private Letters on Surveying) Edited 

by Hosoi Kōtaku.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


803. LI Hui. “Discussion on Sanxing Idea in Ancient 

Chinese Geography.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 76–82. 

804. MENZIES, Gavin. 1421: The Year China Discovered 

the World. (xix + 520 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Bantam, 2002. ISBN: 0593050789. 

805. NIU Weixing. “On the Sutra of Time and Non- 

Time Preached by Buddha.” [Translated title.] In 


On the measurement of noon shadows and determination of 

geographic latitude of the places where the shadows were 

likely observed, as described in the sutra. 

230-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

806. STERCKX, Roel. “Animal Classification in 

Ancient China.” EASTM 23 (2005): 26–53. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

807. LOU Gui-huan. “Tan Zhenmo and His Tan 

Zi Diao Chong.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


About a book primarily on insects from the Ming period. 

808. YAN Yiwei and ZHANG Daqing. “Walter Bradford 

Cannon and Chinese Physiologists.” [Translated 


(2005): 204–221. 

230-146. HISTORY AS A DISCIPLINE 

809. STRUVE, Lynn A. (Ed.) Time, Temporality, and 

Imperial Transition: East Asia From Ming to Qing. 

(x + 300 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Honolulu: 

Association for Asian Studies and Univ. of Hawai’i 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0824828275. 



810. BARNES, Linda L. Needles, Herbs, Gods, and 

Ghosts: China, Healing, and the West to 1848. (xiii + 

458 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0674018729. 

811. CHO, Philip S. “Ritual and the Occult in Chinese 

Medicine and Religious Healing: The Development 

of Zhuyou Exorcism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 

(2006): 4508. 

Dissertation at the University of Pennsylvania, 2005. Adviser: 

Sivin, Nathan. UMI pub. no. 3197659. 164 pp. 

812. ENDO Jiro and NAKAMURA Teruko. “Nagoya 

Gen’i’s Medical System: The Development from the 

Gosei-ha School to the Koho-ha School.” [Translated 


(2004): 13–21. 

813. ENDO Jiro, SUZUKI Takuya, and NAKAMURA 

Teruko. “Studies on ‘Ishin shoden’ Edited by Dosan 

Manase (1507–1594): The Introduction of Satsusho 

Benchi and the Process of Its Establishment.” [Translated 


41 (2002): 129–137. 

On the introduction of Chinese medicine into Japan. 

814. FANG Xiaoyang and LI Dongnan. “Zhang 

Jiebin’s Contribution to the Theory of Yin-Yang Jaundices.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. 

Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 323–331. 

815. GARRETT, Frances Mary. “Narratives of Embryology: 

Becoming Human in Tibetan Literature.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1409.

Dissertation at the University of Virginia, 2004. Adviser: 

Germano, David. UMI pub. no. 3131460. 258 pp. 

816. HAN Jianping. “An Early History of the Jing- 

Mai Doctrine: Qi, Yin-Yang and Mystic Numbers.” 


23 (2004): 326–333. 

817. HANSON, Marta. “The ‘Golden Mirror’ in 

the Imperial Court of the Qianlong Emperor, 1739– 

1743.” Part of a special issue on Science and State 

Patronage in Early Modern East Asia [ref. 741]. Early 

Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 111–147. 

Examines the production of a medical text. 

818. HINRICHS, T. J. “The Medical Transforming of 

Governance and Southern Customs in Song Dynasty 

China (960–1279 C.E.).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 64/09 

(2004): 3436. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2003. Advisor: Bol, Peter 

K.. Pub. no. AAT 3106645. 327 pp. 

819. HO, Evelyn Yueh-Ning. “ ‘French Fries Have 

Too Much Huo Qi’: An Ethnographic Study of the 

Discourse of Traditional Chinese Medicine.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1179. 

Dissertation at the University of Iowa, 2004. Adviser: Fitch, 

Kristine L. UMI pub. no. 3129302. 132 pp. 

820. HSU, Elisabeth. “Tactility and the Body in Early 

Chinese Medicine.” Special Issue: Early Science 

[ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 7–34. 

821. HUANG Longxiang. “Breakthrough in and 

Reflection on the Study of the Bronze Acupuncture 

Statue in Toyko’s National Museum of Japan.” 


24 (2005): 1–12. 

822. HUANG Youli. Zhongguo wang zhen. Translated 

title: [History of Chinese diagnosis methods 

through observation.] In Chinese. (246 pp.; ill.) 

Hefei Shi: Anhui ke xue ji shu chu ban she, 2002. 

ISBN: 7533724844. 


823. KARCHMER, Eric I. “Orientalizing the Body: 

Postcolonial Transformations in Chinese Medicine.” 


Dissertation at the University of North Carolina at Chapel 

Hill, 2005. Adviser: Farquhar, Judith. UMI pub. no. 

3170467. 238 pp. 

824. KURIYAMA, Shigehisa. “Translation and the 

History of Japanese Irritability.” In CROZET and 

HORIUCHI [ref. 1961], 27–41. 

Explores the decline of the word and concept shaku from the 

Japanese medical vocabulary in the Meiji period. 

825. LIANG Rong. “An Exploration on the Feature 

of Tongue Picture and Medical Standpoint in the Traditional 

Medicine of China and Japan.” [Translated 


157–167; 193–194. 

826. LIANG Rong. “Probing into the Academic Evolution 

of Tongue Inspection of TCM Before 1949.” 


23 (2004): 257–273. 

Deals in part with integration of Chinese and Western 

medicines. 

827. LIAO Yuqun. “An Analysis on the Ki Cha Yô 

Zei Ki—A Typical Case of Religionary Medicine.” 


Tech. 27 (2006): 32–43. 


828. LIAO Yuqun. “Nagatomi Tokushôan and the 

Pursuit of Method of Vomiting in Japan’s Chinese 

Medicine: A Case in the Study of Medical Culture.” 


Tech. 26 (2005): 27–36. 

829. SCHEID, Volker. “Restructuring the Field of 

Chinese Medicine: A Study of the Menghe and Ding 

Scholarly Currents, 1600–2000 (Part 2).” EASTM 23 

(2005): 79–130. 

See also Volker SCHEID, “Restructuring the Field of Chinese 

Medicine” EASTM 22 (2004): 10–68. 

830. TORCK, Mathieu. “Maritime Travel and the 

Question of Provisions and Scurvy in a Chinese 

Context.” EASTM 23 (2005): 54–78. 

831. YUAN Yuan. “Translation and Evolution of 

Physiological Terms in Modern China.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 

170–181. 

832. ZHANG Binglun, GAO Zhiqiang, and YE 

Qing. “Five Typical Simulated Tests and a Physico- 

Chemical Examination of Autumn Mineral in Ancient 

China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 23 (2004): 1–15. 


833. CHANG, Hson-Mou, and Paul Pui-Hay BUT. 

(Eds.) Pharmacology and Applications of Chinese 

Materia Medica. 2 vols. Reprint. (Orig. publ. 1986.). 

(1432 pp.; index.) Hong Kong: World Scientific, 

2001. ISBN: 997150121X (v. 1); 9971501678 (v. 2). 

Modern clinical studies of common herbal drugs. 

834. WANG Jichao. “A Study of Theriaca: As Regards 

the Opium-Containing Prescription Starting to 

Be Spread into China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 139–148. 

In the Tang dynasty. 


835. ENDO Shoji. “The History of Photography in 

Owari and Mino.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


836. HUA Tongxu. “The Steelyard Clepsydra: Its 

Structure and Principle of Steady Flow.” [Translated 


16–24. 

837. KOBAYASHI Yoshinari. “Development of 

Sheet-Formation Steps in Molding Methods by Survey 

of Minorities’ Papermaking in Southern China 

and Her Peripheral Countries.” [Translated title.] 

In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 

193–203. 

838. KOBAYASHI Yoshinari. “Development of 

Sheet-Formation Steps in Squeezing Methods by 

Analyses of Minorities’ Papermaking.” [Translated 


(2005): 86–96. 

On papermaking in China. 

839. LI Chongzhou. “A Brief Study on ‘Basket of 

Peace’ and ‘Frame of Peace.’ ” [Translated title.] In 


On ship technology in Qing dynasty. 

840. SHI Jilong, CHENG Lixian, ZHOU Weirong, 

DONG Yawei, and WANG Changsui. “Coin-Casting 

Technology of the Six Dynasties.” [Translated title.]

46 240. Indian contexts 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 110– 

121. 

841. WANG Lingling. “Mining and Smelting Technologies 

for Gold and Silver in Song Dynasty.” 


23 (2004): 356–363. 

842. ZHAO, Hansheng. “Further Research on the 

Ancient Dobby Machine in China.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 22 (2003): 105– 

116. 

This article reports research into ancient Chinese textile 

history and the technology of the loom. 

843. ZHU Xia. “The Salt Production of Yunnan’s 

Minority Nationalities as Seen from Diannan Yanfa 

Tu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 23 (2004): 132–147. 


844. MIN Zong-dian. “A Record of Ming-Qing 

Agricultural Treatises Awaiting Inquiry.” [Translated 


366–376. 

845. SHIUE, Carol H. “The Political Economy of 

Famine Relief in China, 1740–1820.” J. Interdis. 

Hist. 36 (2005): 33–55. 

846. YOU Xiuling. “The Translation of Xia Xiao 

Zheng into Modern Chinese and Its Evaluation.” 


23 (2004): 64–74. 

847. ZHAI Qian-xiang. “The Spread of Potato in 

China During the 16th to 19th Century.” [Translated 


49–53. 

240. INDIAN CONTEXTS 


848. BABER, Zaheer. “Science, Colonialism and 

the Production of Science and Modernity in India.” 

Special Issue: Colonial Science [ref. 658]. Hist. 

Scientiarum 15 (2005): 139–158. 

849. DODSON, Michael S. “Translating Science, 

Translating Empire: The Power of Language in Colonial 

North India.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 47 (2005): 

809–835. 

850. HABIB, S. Irfan. “Transmission of Science 

through Translation: A Study of Urdu in 19th and 

Early 20th Century India.” In CROZET and HORI- 

UCHI [ref. 1961], 237–250. 

851. KHAN, Iqbal Ghani. “The Awadh Scientific 

Renaissance and the Role of the French: c. 1750– 

1820.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 38 (2003): 273–301. 

852. KUMAR, Deepak. Science and the Raj: A Study 

of British India. Updated 2nd ed. (xix + 309 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Delhi/New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 


Extends coverage from 1857 to 1947. 

853. NANDA, Meera. “Postmodernism, Hindu Nationalism, 

and ‘Vedic Science.’ ” In KOERTGE 

[ref. 230], 220–235. 

240-3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION 

854. SARMA, K.V. Science Texts in Sanskrit in the 

Manuscripts Repositories of Kerala and Tamilanadu 

[i.e. Tamilnadu]. Samskrtavarsasmrtigranthamala, 

1. (240 pp.; index.) New Delhi: Rashtriya Sanskrit 

Sansthan, 2002. ISBN: 8186111042. 


240-20. GENERAL WORKS ON SCIENCE AND ITS 

INTERACTION WITH SOCIETY AND CULTURE 

855. SINHA, Jagdish N. “Science and Culture under 

Colonialism.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 101– 

119. 



856. MIURA Hirofumi. “The Concept of Time and 

Space in Indian Realism—On kāla, ākā´sa and di´s in 

Pra´sastapādabhas. ya.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 88–97. 


857. ACHARYA, Subrata Kumar. “Dani’s Hypothesis 

on the Symbol Formation in Brāhmī.” Indian J. Hist. 

Sci. 39 (2004): 147–156. 

On A. H. Dani’s thesis regarding internal derivation of numerical 

symbols. 

858. ANSARI, S. M. Razaullah. “Hindus’ Scientific 

Contributions in Indo-Persian.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 

(2005): 205–221. 

The focus of this paper is on mathematics, astronomy, and 

astrology. 

859. GUPTA, R. C. “Mystical Mathematics of Ancient 

Planets.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 31–53. 

860. JAIN, Pushpa Kumari. (Ed.) The Sūryaprakās. a 

of Sūryadāsa. English translation and commentary 

for the chapters Upodghata, sadvidhaprakarana and 

Kuttakadhikara. Gaekwad’s Oriental Series, 182. 

Vadodara: Oriental Institute, 2001. 

Classical commentary on Bijaganita of Bhaskaracarya’s work 

on Hindu mathematics. Text in Sanskrit and English. 

861. KICHENASSAMY, Satyanad. “Baudhayana’s 

Rule for the Quadrature of the Circle.” Hist. Math. 33 

(2006): 149–183. 

862. KNUDSEN, Toke Lindegaard. “Square Roots 

in the ´Sulbasūtras.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 

107–111. 

863. ZHAO Jiwei. “Revisiting Bhaskara’s Formula 

of the Sphere’s Surface Area.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 131–138. 

240-104. MUSIC 

864. SATYANARAYANA, R. “Vīn. ā Keyboards— 

Origin.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 1–10. 

On keyboards of a stringed instrument originating around 

1100 A.D. 


865. ABHYANKAR, K. D. “Earliest Vedic Calendar.” 

Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 1–7. 

866. ABHYANKAR, K. D. “Origin of the Moving 

Eccentric Circle Planetary Model in India.” Indian J. 

Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 429–439.

867. ABRAHAM, George, and J. Samuel COR- 

NELIUS. “Observational Astronomy.” Indian J. Hist. 

Sci. 38 (2003): 367–376. 

Comparison of the motions of the sun, moon, and planets 

in the theories of Ptolemy, Āryabhat.a, Lalla, and Nīlakan.t.ha 

Somayaji. 

868. BHATTACHARYA, Deepak, and P. C. NAIK. 

“Archaeoastronomy at Bhubaneswar: A Polygonal 

and Mathematical Model—Tārakā.” Indian J. Hist. 


869. HARI, K. Chandra. “Accuracy of Lunar Eclipse 

Computations of the Grahalāghavam.” Indian J. Hist. 

Sci. 40 (2005): 113–120. 

The article is meant as a complement and contrast to a 

previous article: RAO et al. . [ref. 878]. 

870. HARI, K. Chandra. “Computation of the True 

Moon by Mādhava of Sa˙ngama-grāma.” Indian J. 

Hist. Sci. 38 (2003): 231–253. 

871. HARI, K. Chandra. “P. V. Holay’s Interpretation 

of the R. k-Jyotis. a Verses on 19-Year Yuga.” Indian J. 

Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 157–175. 

872. HARI, K. Chandra. “Polar Longitudes of the 

Sūryasiddhānta and Hipparchus’ Commentary.” Indian 

J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 29–52. 

873. IYENGAR, R. N. “Some Celestial Observations 

Associated with Kr.s.n.a-Lore.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 

(2006): 1–13. 

874. IYENGAR, R. Narayana. “Eclipse Period Number 

3339 in the R. gveda.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 

(2005): 139–152. 

875. MINKOWSKI, Christopher. “A Nineteenth Century 

Sanskrit Treatise on the Revolution of the Earth: 

Govinda Deva’s Bhūmibhraman. a.” Sciamvs 5 (2004): 

199–224. 

876. RAO, S. Balachandra. Ancient Indian Astronomy: 

Planetary Positions and Eclipses. (xv + 288 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Delhi: B.R. Publishing Corporation, 

2000. ISBN: 8176461628. 

877. RAO, S. Balachandra, and S. K. UMA. “Grahalāghavam 

of Gan. e´sa Daivajña: An English Exposition 

with Mathematical Explanation Derivations, 

Examples, Tables and Diagrams.” Supplement. Indian 

J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): i–xii, S1–S88. 

878. RAO, S. Balachandra, S. K. UMA, and Padmaja 

VENUGOPAL. “Lunar Eclipse Computation in 

Indian Astronomy with Special Reference to Grahalāghavam.” 

Indian J. Hist. Sci. 38 (2003): 255– 

271. 

879. RAO, S. Balachandra, S. K. UMA, and Padmaja 

VENUGOPAL. “Mean Planetary Positions According 

to Grahalāghavam.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 

441–466. 

880. SAMRĀT. , Jagannātha, and David PINGREE. 

“Siddhāntakaustubha of Jagannātha Pan. d. ita.” Supplement. 

Edited with an introduction in English by 

Pingree. Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): no. 2: 

S1–S74; no. 3: S75–S99. 

881. TANG Quan and QU Anjing. “Parallax Theory 

in The Surya Siddhanta.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 24 (2005): 197–213. 

240. Indian contexts 47 



882. PINGREE, David. Catalogue of Jyotis. a 

Manuscripts in the Wellcome Library: Sanskrit Astral 

and Mathematical Literature. Sir Henry Wellcome 

Asian Studies, v. 2. (xix + 472 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Boston: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9004131523. 



883. KALYANARAMAN, S. Indian Alchemy: Soma in 

the Veda. (xxiv + 322 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Delhi: 

Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers, 2004. ISBN: 

8121508800. 


884. IYENGAR, R. N. “Profile of a Natural Disaster 

in Ancient Sanskrit Literature.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 

39 (2004): 11–49. 

885. PATEL, Sanjay C. “Deep-Sea Volcanoes and 

Their Associated Hydrothermal Vents.” Indian J. 

Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 511–518. 

240-123. ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL 

SCIENCES 

886. AGRAWAL, Arun, and K. SIVARAMAKRISH- 

NAN. (Eds.) Agrarian Environments: Resources, 

Representation, and Rule in India. (viii + 316 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Durham: Duke Univ. Press, 2000. 

ISBN: 0822325551. 

887. ROV, Mira. “Environment and Ecology in the 

Rāmāyan. a.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 9–29. 


888. MANOHAR, P. Ram, S. B. R. KASHINATH, 

E. SETHUKRISHNA, B. VASANTHI, M. SUJITHRA, 

and Anusha SEHGAL. “Management of Fistula in 

Ano in Ancient Greek and Ayurvedic Medicine—A 

Historical Analysis.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 

153–167. 

889. PEARSON, M.N. The World of the Indian 

Ocean, 1500–1800: Studies in Economic, Social, 

and Cultural History. Variorum Collected Studies Series. 

(336 pp.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 

2005. ISBN: 0860789624. 

Includes previously published essays on the history of 

medicine. 

890. THAKUR, A. N. “Therapeutic Use of Urine 

in Early Indian Medicine.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 

(2004): 415–427. 

891. VAN HOLLEN, Cecilia Coale. Birth on the 

Threshold: Childbirth and Modernity in South India. 

(xv + 295 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: Univ. of California 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0520223586; 1417525541 

(ebook). 


892. ZYSK, Kenneth G. Asceticism and Healing in 

Ancient India: Medicine in the Buddhist Monastery. 

(200 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford Univ. 

Press, 1998. ISBN: 0195059565.

48 250. Jewish contexts 


HEALTH 

893. JONES, Margaret. Health Policy in Britain’s 

Model Colony: Ceylon, 1900–1948. New Perspectives 

in South Asian History. (xiv + 305 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New Delhi: Orient Longman, 2004. ISBN: 

8125027599. 


894. BALASUBRAMANIAM, R. et al. “Thematic 

Issue: Forge-Welded Cannons of Medieval India.” 


Contributors include R. BALASUBRAMANIAM, A. SAXENA, 

T. R. ANATHARAMAN, K. BHATTACHARYA, A. K. NIGAM, 

M. SURENDER, S. SANKARAN, D. NEFF, and A. K. BAG. 

895. BALASUBRAMANIAM, R., and N. MAHAJAN. 

“Some Metallurgical Aspects of Gupta Period Gold 

Coin Manufacturing Technology.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 

38 (2003): 331–349. 

896. RAJAN, K., and N. ATHIYAMAN. “Traditional 

Gemstone Cutting Technology of Kongu Region in 

Tamil Nadu.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 385–414. 

897. WAGNER, Donald B. et al. “Thematic Issue: 

Cannons, Gunpowder, Artillery, Military Modernization 

and Technology in the Medieval Period.” Indian 

J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 437–677. 

Most articles are about India, but includes one about China 

and one about Europe. Contributors include Donald B. 

WAGNER, Robert Douglas SMITH, Pranab Kumar CHAT- 

TOPADHYAY, S. Jai KISHAN, R. BALASUBRAMANIAM, 

Arun Kumar BISWAS, Jean DELOCHE, Kaushik ROY, and A. 

K. BAG. 


898. ASHRAF, Jaweed. “Some Medieval 

Manuscripts on Horticulture.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 

41 (2006): 77–96. 

899. ATHIYAMAN, N., and K. RAJAN. “Traditional 

Pearl and Chank Diving Technique in Gulf of Mannar: 

A Historical and Ethnographic Study.” Indian J. Hist. 

Sci. 39 (2004): 205–226. 

900. SENSARMA, Priyadarsan. “Dietary Biodiversity 

in the Vis. n. u-Sam. hitā.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 

15–28. 

901. SENSARMA, Priyadarsan. “Dietary Biodiversity 

in Yājñavalkya-sam. hitā.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 38 

(2003): 321–330. 

On the nature of this special diet and how it promotes conservation 

of environmental biodiversity. 

250. JEWISH CONTEXTS 

250-4. ENCYCLOPEDIAS; DICTIONARIES; 


902. KELLNER, Menachem. “Bibliographia Gersonideana, 

1992–2002.” Aleph 3 (2003): 345–374. 

Supplements the bibliography in Freudenthal, Studies on 

Gersonides (Leiden, 1992), pp. 367-414. 

250-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION 

903. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “From My Notebooks: 

A Citation from Saadia’s Long Commentary 

to Genesis, in Hebrew Translation.” Aleph 4 (2004): 

293–297. 


Two Treatises on the Letters of the Hebrew 

Alphabet.” Aleph 3 (2003): 293–299. 


905. ELIOR, Rachel. “Ancient Jewish Calendars: A 

Response.” Aleph 5 (2005): 293–302. 

Essay review of ELIOR [ref. 906]. 

906. ELIOR, Rachel. The Three Temples: On the 

Emergence of Jewish Mysticism. Translated from 

the Hebrew by David LOUVISH. Littman Library 

of Jewish Civilization. (x + 301 pp.; bibl; index.) 

Portland, Or.: Littman Library of Jewish Civilization, 

2004. ISBN: 1874774668. 

Originally published in 2001 under the Hebrew title Mikdash 

u-merkavah, kohanim u-mal’akhim, hekhal ve-hekhalot bamistikah 

ha-Yehudit ha-kedumah. Reviews: [ref. 905, 908] 

907. SCHWARTZ, Dov. “Conceptions of Astral 

Magic within Jewish Rationalism in the Byzantine 

Empire.” Aleph 3 (2003): 165–211. 

908. STERN, Sacha. “Rachel Elior on Ancient Jewish 

Calendars: A Critique.” Aleph 5 (2005): 287–292. 

Essay review of ELIOR [ref. 906]. 



909. LÉVY, Tony, and Roshdi RASHED. (Eds.) 

Maïmonide : philosophe et savant (1138–1204). Ancient 

and Classical Sciences and Philosophy. (xi + 

477 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leuven: Peeters, 2004. 

ISBN: 9042914580. 

Proceedings of a colloquium held in Paris. Contents: Joel 

L. KRAEMER, “Maimonides’ Intellectual Milieu in Cairo,” 

1-37; HASNAWI [ref. 1120]; FREUDENTHAL [ref. 1150]; 

HYMAN [ref. 1121]; Josef STERN, “Maimonides on the 

Growth of Knowledge and Limitations of the Intellect,” 

143-191; Rémi BRAGUE, “La porte de la nature. Note sur 

la nature et la loi selon Maïmonide,” 193-208; W. Zéev 

HARVEY, “Hasday Crescas contre Maïmonide sur la preuve 

physique de l’existence de Dieu,” 209-213; LÉVY [ref. 1138]; 

RASHED [ref. 1140]; LANGERMANN [ref. 1213]; FENTON 

[ref. 1228]; NICOUD [ref. 1215]. 

910. ROTHSCHILD, Jean-Pierre. “L’Etat présent de 

la recherche en philosophie juive médiévale.” Rev 

Étud. Juives 164 (2005): 251–268. 

911. SCHWARTZ, Dov. Central Problems of Medieval 

Jewish Philosophy. The Brill Reference Library 

of Judaism, v. 26. (vii + 282 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Leiden: Brill, 2005. ISBN: 9004148051. 

250-104. MUSIC 

912. SHILOAH, Amnon. “Musical Concepts in the 

Works of Saadia Gaon.” Aleph 4 (2004): 265–282. 


913. GOLDSTEIN, Bernard R. “Colors of Eclipses 

in Medieval Hebrew Astronomical Tables.” Aleph 5 

(2005): 11–34. 

914. MANCHA, José Luis, and Gad FREUDENTHAL. 

“Levi ben Gershom’s Criticism of Ptolemy’s Astronomy.” 

Aleph 5 (2005): 35–167.

915. MORRISON, Robert G. “The Solar Model in 

Joseph ibn Joseph ibn Nahmias’ Light of the World.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 15 (2005): 57–108. 

916. ROBINSON, James T. “The First References in 

Hebrew to al-Bit.rūjī’s On the Principles of Astronomy.” 

Aleph 3 (2003): 145–163. 


917. BEN-SHAMMAI, Haggai. “Saadia’s Introduction 

to Daniel: Prophetic Calculation of the End of 

Days vs. Astrological and Magical Speculation.” 

Aleph 4 (2004): 11–87. 

918. RODRÍGUEZ ARRIBAS, Josefina. “Un horóscopo 

de Israel en el Comentario a Números de Abraham 

ibn ‘Ezra.’ ” MHNH 3 (2003): 203–215. 

“This article is about the relations between Israel and God 

through elements involved in the astrological practice and 

theory.” (from the abstract) 

919. SELA, Shlomo. “Queries on Astrology Sent 

from Southern France to Maimonides: Critical Edition 

of the Hebrew Text, Translation, and Commentary.” 

Aleph 4 (2004): 89–190. 


920. ALTMANN, Alexander. “Judah Halevi’s Theory 

of Climates.” Translated from the Arabic by Lenn J. 

SCHRAMM. Aleph 5 (2005): 215–246. 


921. BOS, Gerrit, and Guido MENSCHING. “The 

Literature of Hebrew Medical Synonyms: Romance 

and Latin Terms and Their Identification.” Aleph 5 

(2005): 169–211. 

922. HONG, Seong-Hyuk. “The Metaphor of Illness 

and Healing in Hosea and Its Significance in the 

Socio-Economic Context of Eighth-Century Israel 

and Judah.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1405. 

Dissertation at Graduate Theological Union, 2004. Adviser: 

Chaney, Marvin L. UMI pub. no. 3129397. 280 pp. 


Masih bin Hakam, a Jewish-Christian (?) 

Physician of the Early Ninth Century.” Aleph 4 

(2004): 283–297. 

924. WEINBERG, Adam. “A Case of Cranial Sugery 

in the Talmud.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 15 (2006): 102– 

110. 

260. NATIVE AMERICAN CONTEXTS 


925. BASTIEN, Betty. Blackfoot Ways of Knowing: 

The Worldview of the Siksikaitsitapi. Edited by Jurgen 

W. KREMER. Calgary: Univ. of Calgary Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 1552381099. 


926. BROKAW, Galen. “Toward Deciphering the 

Khipu.” J. Interdis. Hist. 35 (2004): 571–589. 

Essay review of Gary URTON, Signs of the Inka Khipu (2003). 

260. Native American contexts 49 


SCIENCES 

927. BINNEMA, Theodore. Common and Contested 

Ground: A Human and Environmental History of the 

Northwestern Plains. (xvi + 263 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Norman, Okla.: Univ. of Oklahoma Press, 

2001. ISBN: 0806133619. 

Concerns the environmental relations among the Native 

Americans and Europeans. 

260-124. PALEONTOLOGY 

928. MAYOR, Adrienne. Fossil Legends of the First 

Americans. (xxxix + 446 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Princeton, N.J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0691113459. 

On the Native American attempts to explain the fossils of 

dinosaurs before the European contact. 

260-144. LINGUISTICS 

929. RAMOS, Jânia Martins, and Renato Pinto 

VENÂNCIO. “Abismo ou continuidades? Polêmicas 

sobre o tupi pré-colonial e a língua geral disseminada 

pelos jesuítas [Abysm or continuities? Polemics 

surrounding pre-colonial Tupi and the ‘general language’ 

disseminated by the Jesuits].” Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 581–583. 

Essay review of José Ribamar Bessa FREIRE and Maria 

Carlota ROSA (eds.), Línguas Gerais (2003). 


930. AHENAKEW, Alice. Âh-âyîtaw isi êkî-kiskêyihtahkik 

maskihkiy. Edited by Freda 

AHENAKEW and H. Christoph WOLFART. Translated 

title: [They knew both sides of medicine: Cree 

tales of curing and cursing.] In Cree. (viii + 314 pp.; 

map; bibl.; index.) Winnipeg: Univ. of Manitoba 

Press, 2000. ISBN: 0887556493. 

Text in English and Cree 

931. JONES, David Shumway. Rationalizing Epidemics: 

Meanings and Uses of American Indian 

Mortality since 1600. (xii + 294 pp.; ill.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0674013050. 


260-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL AND CLINICAL 

PSYCHOLOGY 

932. WALDRAM, James B. Revenge of the Windigo: 

The Construction of the Mind and Mental Health of 

North American Aboriginal Peoples. Anthropological 

Horizons. (xii + 414 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Univ. 

of Toronto Press, 2004. ISBN: 0802088260. 

“Documents how anthropologists, psychologists, and psychiatrists 

have misunderstood and misconstructed aboriginal 

mental health.” (from review, Bull. Hist. Med.) Reviews: 

[ref. R947] 


HEALTH 

933. STECKEL, Richard H. “Health and Nutrition in 

Pre-Columbian America: The Skeletal Evidence.” J. 

Interdis. Hist. 36 (2005): 1–32.

50 290. Euro-Asian traditional contexts 


934. DES LAURIERS, Matthew R. “The Watercraft 

of Isla Cedros, Baja California: Variability and Capabilities 

of Indigenous Seafaring Technology along 

the Pacific Coast of North America.” Amer. Antiq. 70 

(2005): 342–360. 

270. AFRICAN CONTEXTS 


935. COMELLES ESTEBAN, Josep María. “El 

bosque de mis ancestros.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 515– 

522. 

Essay review of MALLART I GUIMERÀ [ref. 936]. 

936. MALLART I GUIMERÀ, Lluis. La fôret de nos 

ancêtres. Vol. 1, Le système medical des Evuzok du 

Cameroun. Annales. Sciences humaines, 167. (2 

vol., 511 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Tervuren, 

Belgique: Musée royal de l’Afrique centrale, 2003. 

ISBN: 9075894465. 


937. XABA, Thokozani T. “Witchcraft, Sorcery or 

Medical Practice? The Demand, Supply and Regulation 

of Indigenous Medicines in Durban, South Africa 

(1844–2002).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 774. 

Dissertation at the University of California, Berkeley, 2004. 

Adviser: Burawoy, Michael. UMI pub. no. 3165606. 297 pp. 


938. KUSIAK, Pauline Marie. “The Machine That 

‘Makes the Inside Visible’: Medical Instruments, 

Mentalities-Talk, and the Politics of Technology in 

Colonial and Postcolonial Senegal.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 66/02 (2005): 736. 

Dissertation at Cornell University, 2005. Adviser: Kline, 

Ronald. UMI pub. no. 3163347. 353 pp. 


939. MCCANN, James. Maize and Grace: Africa’s 

Encounter with a New World Crop, 1500–2000. (xiii 

+ 289 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: 


280. AUSTRALIAN AND PACIFIC ISLAND 

CONTEXTS 


940. GAMMAGE, Bill. “Sorcery in New Guinea, 

1938–1988.” J. Pac. Hist. 41 (2006): 87–96. 

290. EURO-ASIAN TRADITIONAL 

CONTEXTS 


941. THURY-BOUVET, Ghjasippina, Jean-François 

SANTUCCI, El Hadi KHOUMERI, and Antoine OT- 

TAVI. “Orientations of Corsican Dolmens.” J. Hist. 

Astron. 37 (2006): 299–306. 

Concerns the period from the fifth millennium BC to the 

early second millennium.

G. Chronological Classification 

300. PREHISTORY AND EARLY HUMAN 

SOCIETIES 


942. FRAGOULIS, D., A. SKEMBRIS, C. PA- 

PAODYSSEUS, P. ROUSOPOULOS, Th. PANAGOPOU- 

LOS, C. TRIANTAFYLLOU, A. VLACHOPOULOS, and 

C. DOUMAS. “Origins and Application of Geometry 

in the Thera Prehistoric Civilization Ca. 1650 BC.” 

Centaurus 47 (2005): 316–340. 

311. ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN SCIENTIFIC 

CONTEXTS 


943. FUNKENSTEIN, Amos. “The Disenchantment 

of Knowledge: The Emergence of the Ideal of Open 

Knowledge in Ancient Israel and in Classical Greece.” 

Aleph 3 (2003): 15–81. 



944. POMMERENING, Tanja. Die altägyptischen 

Hohlmaße. Studien zur Altägyptischen Kultur, Beiheft 

10. (xiii + 503 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Hamburg: 

Buske, 2005. ISBN: 3875484118. 


945. SHAKED, Shual. (Ed.) Officina Magica: Essays 

on the Practice of Magic in Antiquity. IJS Studies in 

Judaica, 4. (x + 320 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 

2005. ISBN: 9004144595. 

Many essays focus on magic in Judaic texts to the medieval 

period, but it also includes discussion of ancient 

Mesopotamia, Greek, and Zoroastrian magic. 


946. FRIBERG, Jöran. Unexpected Links between 

Egyptian and Babylonian Mathematics. (xii + 294 

pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Singapore: World Scientific 

Publishing, 2005. ISBN: 9812563288. 

947. MELVILLE, Duncan J. “The Area and the Side I 

Added: Some Old Babylonian Geometry.” Rev. Hist. 

Math. 11 (2005): 7–21. 

948. MUROI, Kazuo. “A Reexamination of the Babylonian 

Mathematical Text Erm 15073: A New Interpretation 

of the Earthwork Problems.” Hist. Scientiarum 

15 (2005): 191–200. 

949. PROUST, Christine. “A propos d’un prisme 

du Louvre : aspects de l’enseignement des 

mathématiques en Mésopotamie.” Sciamvs 6 (2005): 

3–32. 

950. YUSTE, Piedad. “Algebra and Geometry in the 

Old Babylonian Period: Matters Concerning Reeds.” 

Centaurus 47 (2005): 298–315. 

951. YUSTE, Piedad. “Trapezoidal Partition in Old 

Babylonian Geometry: A Note about Tablet TMS 

XXIII.” Hist. Scientiarum 14 (2004): 67–76. 


952. BELMONTE, Juan Antonio, and Mosalam 

SHALTOUT. “On the Orientation of Ancient Egyptian 

Temples: (2) New Experiments at the Oases of the 

Western Desert.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 173–192. 

953. BRACK-BERNSEN, Lis, and John M. STEELE. 

“Eclipse Prediction and the Length of the Saros in 

Babylonian Astronomy.” Centaurus 47 (2005): 181– 

206. 

954. STEELE, J. M. “Four Procedure Texts Concerning 

Jupiter’s Latitude and Synodic Motion from 

Babylon.” Sciamvs 6 (2005): 33–51. 

955. STEELE, J.M. “Miscellaneous Lunar Tables 

from Babylon.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 60 (2006): 

123–155. 

956. STEPHENSON, F.R., and J.M. STEELE. “Astronomical 

Dating of Babylonian Texts Describing the 

Total Solar Eclipse of S.E. 175.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 

(2006): 55–69. 

957. WILLIAMS, Clemency J. “Eclipse Theory in 

the Ancient World.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/06 (2005): 

2364. 

Dissertation at Brown University, 2005. Adviser: Pingree, 

David E. UMI pub. no. 3179451. 442 pp. 


958. GELLER, Markham J. Renal and Rectal Disease 

Texts. Die babylonisch-assyrische Medizin in Texten 

und Untersuchungen. (viii + 284 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Berlin: de Gruyter, 2005. ISBN: 3110179644. 

959. HORSTMANSHOFF, H. F. J., Marten STOL, 

and C. R. van TILBURG. (Eds.) Magic and Rationality 

in Ancient Near Eastern and Graeco-Roman 

Medicine. Studies in Ancient Medicine, 27. (xv + 

407 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Boston: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 

9004136665. 

Contents: M.J. GELLER, “West Meets East: Early Greek 

and Babylonian Diagnosis,” 11-61; M. STOL, “An Assyriologist 

Reads Hippocrates,” 63-78; S.M. MAUL, “Die ‘Lösung 

vom Bann’: Überlegungen zu altorientalischen Konzeptionen 

von Krankheit und Heilkunst,” 79-95; N.P. HEESSEL, 

“Diagnosis, Divination and Disease: Towards an Understanding 

of the rationale behind the Babylonian Diagnostic 

Handbook,” 97-116; W. FARBER, “How to Marry a Disease: 

Epidemics, Contagion, and a Magic Ritual against the 

‘Hand of the Ghost’ ,” 117-132; R. DAVID, “Rationality versus 

Irrationality in Egyptian Medicine in the Pharaonic and 

Graeco-Roman Periods,” 133-151; R. ARNOTT, “Minoan 

and Mycenaean Medicine and Its Near Eastern Contacts,” 

153-173; R. THOMAS, “Greek Medicine and Babylonian 

Wisdom: Circulation of Knowledge and Channels of Transmission 

in the Archaic and Classical Periods,” 175-185; 

P.J. van der EIJK, “Divination, Prognosis and Prophylaxis: 

The Hippocratic Work ‘On Dreams’ (De victu 4) and Its 

Near Eastern Background,” 187-218; V. LANGHOLF, “Structure 

and Genesis of Some Hippocratic Treatises,” 219-275; 

A.E. HANSON, “Aphorismi 5.28-63 and the Gynaecological 

Texts of the Corpus Hippocraticum,” 277-304; M.J. 

GELLER, “Bloodletting in Babylonia,” 305-324; H. F. J.

52 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts 

HORSTMANSHOFF, “ ‘Did the god learn medicine?’ Asclepius 

and Temple Medicine in Aelius Aristides’ Sacred Tales,” 

325-341; L. CILLIERS, “Vindicianus’ Gynaecia and Theories 

in Generation and Embryology from the Babylonians up to 

Graeco-Roman Times,” 343-367; K.-H. LEVEN, “ ‘At times 

these ancient facts seem to lie before me like a patient on a 

hospital bed’—Retrospective Diagnosis and Ancient Medical 

History,” 369-386. 

960. SCURLOCK, Jo Ann, and Burton R. AN- 

DERSEN. Diagnoses in Assyrian and Babylonian 

Medicine: Ancient Sources, Translations, and Modern 

Medical Analyses. (xxiii + 879 pp.; ill.; map; 

bibl.; index.) Urbana: Univ. of Illinois Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0252029569. 

961. ZUCCONI, Laura M. “ ‘Can No Physician Be 

Found?’: The Influence of Religion on Medical Pluralism 

in Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia and Israel.” 


Dissertation at the University of California, San Diego, 2005. 

Adviser: Propp, William H. C. UMI pub. no. 3175285. 252 

pp. 


962. DEMORTIER, Guy. “La construction de la 

pyramide de Khéops.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 

341–381. 

963. GOYON, Jean Claude, Jean-Claude GOLVIN, 

and Claire SIMON-BOIDOT. La construction pharaonique 

du moyen empire à l’époque gréco-romaine : 

contexte et principes technologiques. (456 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Paris: Picard, 2004. ISBN: 2708405039. 

312. ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN 

SCIENTIFIC CONTEXTS 


964. CARDINI, Maria Timpanaro. Tra antichità 

classica e impegno civile. Edited by Sebastiano 

TIMPANARO. Muse pisane, 7. (320 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Pisa: Edizioni ETS, 2001. ISBN: 8846702336. 

Includes discussion of scientific topics ranging from zoology 

and physiology to mathematics among pre-Socratics through 

Aristotle. 

965. JONES, Alexander. “ ‘In order that we should 

not ourselves appear to be adjusting our estimates. 

. . to make them fit some predetermined 

amount.’ ” In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 

17–39. 

On the way that Ptolemy adjusts his data to fit his needs in 

his Almagest and Geography. 

966. VEGA VEGA, María del Mar. “Magia y fábula 

en Eliano.” MHNH 3 (2003): 95–105. 

On the moralism and wonderment in nature as found in the 

work of Claudius Aelianus. 


967. BIANCHI, Emanuela. “Teleology and Its Symptoms: 

Sexual Difference in the Aristotelian Cosmos.” 


Dissertation at New School University, 2005. Adviser: 

Butler, Judith. UMI pub. no. 3161859. 301 pp. 

968. MRÓWKA, Kazimierz. “L’androgynie. 

Quelques notes sous l’éloge d’Eros par Aristophane 

dans le ‘Banquet’ de Platon.” Organon 32 (2003): 

39–44. 

312-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS 

969. PASQUALE, Giovanni di. “The Museum of 

Alexandria: Myth and Model.” In From Private to 

Public, edited by Marco BERETTA (Sagamore Beach, 

Mass.: Science History Publications, 2005), 1–11. 


970. BERNABÉ, Alberto. “Las ephesia grammata: 

génesis de una fórmula mágica.” MHNH 3 (2003): 

5–28. 

971. BRAVO GARCÍA, Antonio. “De nuevo sobre 

las uoces animalium y la magia greco-latina (esta 

vez con un pasaje cervantino al fondo).” Translated 

title: [Again on the uoces animalium and Greek- 

Latin magic (this time with Cervantes’s passage in 

the background).] In Spanish. MHNH 5 (2005): 

127–156. 

972. FARAONE, Christopher A. “Professional Sorcerers 

and Their Wares in the Imperial Rome: An 

Archaeology of Magical Practices.” Introduction to a 

special section based on symposium held in Rome on 

November 12, 2004. MHNH 5 (2005): 7–9. 

Contents: Jürgen BLÄNSDORF, “The Curse Tablets from 

the Sanctuary of Isis and Mater Magna in Mainz,” 11–26; 

Christopher A. FARAONE, “A Skull, a Gold Amulet and a 

Ceramic Pot: Evidence for Necromancy in the Vigna Codini?” 

27–43; Attilio MASTROCINQUE, “Le defixiones di 

Porta San Sebastiano,” 45–59; Richard GORDON, “Competence 

and ‘Felicity Conditions’ in Two Sets of North African 

Curse-tablets (DTAud nos. 275–85; 286–98),” 61–86; Marina 

PIRANOMONTE, “La fontana sacra di Anna Perenna 

a Piazza Euclide tra religione e magia,” 87–104; Marion 

WITTEYER, “Curse Tablets and Voodoo Dolls from Mainz: 

The Archaeological Evidence for Magical Practices in the 

Sanctuary of Isis and Magna Mater,” 105–123. 

973. LUCK, Georg. “The Survival of Ancient Magic 

in the Early Church.” MHNH 3 (2003): 29–54. 

974. MARTÍN HERNÁNDEZ, Raquel. “La relación 

de Orfeo con la magia a través de los testimonios 

literarios.” MHNH 3 (2003): 55–74. 

975. MASTROCINQUE, Attilio. “Dinners with the 

Magus.” MHNH 3 (2003): 75–93. 

On magicians in ancient Rome and their dinner performances. 

976. PEREA YÉBENES, Sabino. “Un capítulo de la 

teúrgia antigua: los oráculos de Hécate y la cuestión 

de las ‘estatuas parlantes.’ ” Translated title: [An 

Aspect of the Ancient Teurgy: The Oracles of Hekate 

and the “Statues-Speakers”.] In Spanish. MHNH 5 

(2005): 189–240. 



977. BAY, Stephen M. “Toward a New Edition of 

Themistius’ Paraphrase of Aristotle’s ‘de Anima.’ ” 


Dissertation at the University of Illinois at Urbana- 

Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Calder, William M., III. UMI 

pub. no. 3160863. 122 pp. 

978. BESNIER, Bernard. “Aristote : le lieu, le 

quelque part et l’être-dans.” In MORELON and HAS- 

NAWI [ref. 21], 561–605.

979. CHERUBIN, Rose. “Light, Night, and the Opinions 

of Mortals: Parmenides B8.51-61 and B9.” 

Ancient Phil. 25 (2005): 1–23. 

980. CLEARY, John J., and Gary M. GURLTER. 

(Eds.) Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in 

Ancient Philosophy, 2004. Proceedings of the Boston 

Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy, 20. (xxiv + 

320 pp.) Leiden: Brill, 2005. ISBN: 9004142495. 

981. COOPER, John Madison. Knowledge, Nature, 

and the Good: Essays on Ancient Philosophy. (x + 

410 pp.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0691117233. 

Includes chapters on “Method and Science in On Ancient 

Medicine,” “Plato on Sense Perception and Knowledge,” 

“Aristotle on Natural Teleology,” “Two Notes on Aristotle on 

Mixture,” and “Metaphysics in Aristotle’s Embryology.” 

982. CORDERO, Nestor-Luis. By Being, It Is: The 

Thesis of Parmenides. (xi + 215 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago: Parmenides Publishing, 2004. ISBN: 

1930972032. 

983. GABBE, Myrna. “Aristotle’s Theory of Cognition: 

The Agent Intellect Revisited.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 66/02 (2005): 618. 


Meyer, Susan Sauve. UMI pub. no. 3165676. 225 

pp. 

984. GERSON, Lloyd P. “Platonism and the Invention 

of the Problem of Universals.” Arch. Gesch. Phil. 86 

(2004): 233–256. 

985. GRAHAM, Daniel W. “Was Anaxagoras a Reductionist?” 

Ancient Phil. 24 (2004): 1–18. 

986. IERODIAKONOU, Katerina. “Ancient Thought 

Experiments: A First Approach.” Ancient Phil. 25 

(2005): 125–140. 

987. JOHANSEN, Thomas Kjeller. Plato’s Natural 

Philosophy: A Study of the Timaeus-Critias. (vi + 

218 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 


988. KOSMAN, Aryeh. “Mechanisms in Ancient 

Philosophy of Science.” Perspect. Sci. 12 (2004): 

244–261. 

989. LOUX, Michael J. “Aristotle on Matter, Form, 

and Ontological Strategy.” Ancient Phil. 25 (2005): 

81–123. 

990. MATTHEWS, Gareth B. “Anaxagoras Re- 

Defended.” Ancient Phil. 25 (2005): 245–246. 

991. MCBRIDE, Ryan Kenneth. “Eikos Logos and 

Eikos Muthos: A Study of the Nature of the Likely 

Story in Plato’s ‘Timaeus.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/04 

(2005): 1377. 

Dissertation at Marquette University, 2005. Adviser: Goldin, 

Owen. UMI pub. no. 3172491. 256 pp. On the understanding 

of Plato’s thought in both scientific and mythological terms 

and its relationship to ancient medical writing. 

992. MIRUS, Christopher V. “The Homogeneous 

Bodies in Meteorology iv 12.” Ancient Phil. 26 

(2006): 45–64. 

993. NIGHTINGALE, Andrea Wilson. Spectacles 

of Truth in Classical Greek Philosophy: Theoria in 

Its Cultural Context. (x + 311 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


0521838258. 

On the practice of state pilgrimage by Greek philosophers. 

312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts 53 

994. O’CONNELL, Erin. Heraclitus and Derrida: 

Presocratic Deconstruction. (186 pp.; bibl.) New 

York: Peter Lang, 2005. ISBN: 0820474924. 

995. PACZKOWSKI, Przemsław. “Ancient Tradition 

Concerning the Pre-Socratic Philosophy.” Organon 

32 (2003): 31–38. 

996. PLATO. Plato’s Timaeus. Translation and introductory 

essay by Peter KALKAVAGE. The Focus 

Philosophical Library. (x + 161 pp.; ill.) Newburyport, 

MA: Focus Publishing, 2001. ISBN: 

1585100072. 

997. SHARPLES, R. W. “Some Thoughts on Aristotelian 

Form: With Special Reference to Metaphysics 

Z 8.” Special Issue: Early Science [ref. 22]. 

Sci. Context 18 (2005): 93–109. 

998. SISKO, John E. “Anaxagoras and Recursive 

Refinement.” Ancient Phil. 25 (2005): 239–245. 

999. SMITH, Andrew. Philosophy in Late Antiquity. 

(xi + 151 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 

2004. ISBN: 0415225108. 

1000. SMITH, Andrew. (Ed.) The Philosopher and 

Society in Late Antiquity: Essays in Honour of Peter 

Brown. (xiv + 249 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Swansea: 

Classical Press of Wales, 2005. ISBN: 095438458X. 

Contributors include: John DILLON; Robin Lane FOX; 

Alexandrine SCHNIEWIND; Andrew SMITH; Karin ALT; 

Dominic J. O’MEARA; Robbert van den BERG; Polymnia 

ATHANASSIADI; Garth FOWDEN; Aideen HARTNEY; Mark 

EDWARDS; Richard SORABJI; Edward WATTS. 

1001. SMITH, Gregory Alan. “Very Thin Things: 

Towards a Cultural History of the Soul in Roman 

Antiquity.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 (2006): 4138. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Mc- 

Cormick, Michael. UMI pub. no. 3194458. 476 pp. 

1002. STRÓ ˙ZYŃSKI, Mateusz. “Mystical Aspects of 

Epicureanism.” Organon 32 (2003): 45–63. 

1003. VALLANCE, John. “Minerals, Morals, and 

the Hidden Purpose of Nature.” Special Issue: Early 

Science [ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 55–68. 

Focus on the work of Theophrastus and his influence on the 

later Peripatetics 

1004. VUILLEMIN, Jules. “Les témoignages aristotéliciens 

sur les arguments de Zénon d’Elée : 

une version double.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 1–26. 

1005. ZABOROWSKI, Robert. “Sur le fragment DK 

22 B 85 d’Héraclite d’Ephèse.” Organon 32 (2003): 

9–30. 

1006. ZAGAL ARREGUÍN, Héctor. Método y ciencia 

en Aristóteles. Filosofia, Claves, 39. (323 pp.; bibl.) 

México, D.F.: Universidad Panamericana, Publicaciones 

Cruz, 2005. ISBN: 9682004440. 



1007. ARCHIMEDES. The Works of Archimedes: 

Translated into English Together with Eutocius’ Commentaries, 

with Commentary and Critical Edition of 

the Diagrams, Vol. 1. Edited and translated by Reviel 

NETZ. Cambridge: Univ. of Cambridge Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0521661609. 

Contains the text of On Sphere and Cylinder books I and II, 

as well as Eutocius’ commentary. Reviews: [ref. 1016]

54 312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts 

1008. ASPER, Markus. “Mathematik, Milieu, Text: 

Die frühgrieschische(n) Mathematik(en) und ihr Umfeld.” 

Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 1–31. 

1009. BURNYEAT, M. F. “Archytas and Optics.” 

Special Issue: Early Science [ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 

(2005): 35–53. 

“I aim to show that the brilliant Pythagorean mathematician 

Archytas of Tarentum was the founder of ancient Greek 

mathematical optics.” (from the abstract) 

1010. DECORPS-FOULQUIER, Micheline. “Sur 

les rencontres entre sections dans les Coniques 

d’Apollonius de Perge : remarques sur le texte grec de 

la préface du Livre I.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 427–435. 

1011. HUFFMAN, Carl A. Archytas of Tarentum: 

Pythagorean, Philosopher and Mathematician King. 

(xv + 665 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 


1012. KLINTBERG, Bo. “Hipparchus’s 3600’-Based 

Chord Table and Its Place in the History of Ancient 

Greek and Indian Trigonometry.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 

40 (2005): 169–203. 

1013. NETZ, Reviel, Fabio ACERBI, and Nigel WIL- 

SON. “Towards a Reconstruction of Archimedes’ 

Stomachion.” Sciamvs 5 (2004): 67–99. 

1014. ROBERTSON, David G. “Chrysippus on Mathematical 

Objects.” Ancient Phil. 24 (2004): 169–191. 

1015. SIDOLI, Nathan. “Ptolemy’s Mathematical 

Approach: Applied Mathematics in the Second Century.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65 (2005): 3962. 

Dissertation at the University of Toronto, 2004. Adviser: 

Jones, Alexander. UMI pub no. NQ94376. 281 pp. 

1016. TYBJERG, Karin. “The Point of Archimedes.” 

Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 566–577. 

Essay review of ARCHIMEDES [ref. 1007]; Reviel NETZ, 

Transformation of Mathematics in the Early Mediterranean 

World (2004). 


1017. BEERE, Jonathan B. “Counting the Unmoved 

Movers: Astronomy and Explanation in Aristotle’s 

Metaphysics XII.8.” Arch. Gesch. Phil. 85 (2003): 

1–20. 

1018. BOWEN, Alan C. “Geminus and the Length of 

the Month: The Authenticity of Intro. Ast. 8.43-45.” 


1019. DUKE, Dennis. “Comment on the Origin of 

the Equant Papers by Evans, Swerdlow, and Jones.” 

J. Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 1–6. 

1020. DUKE, Dennis W. “Analysis of the Farnese 

Globe.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 87–100. 

On the 2nd-century Roman sculpture. 

1021. JONES, Alexander, and Dennis DUKE. 

“Ptolemy’s Planetary Mean Motions Revisited.” Centaurus 

47 (2005): 226–235. 

1022. JONES, Alexander. “Ptolemy’s Ancient Planetary 

Observations.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 255–290. 

1023. JONES, Alexander. “Ptolemy’s Canobic Inscription 

and Heliodorus’ Observation Reports.” Sciamvs 

6 (2005): 53–97. 

1024. KURTIK, Gennadij, and Alexander MIL- 

ITAREV. “Once More on the Origin of Semitic and 

Greek Star Names: An Astronomic-Etymological 

Approach Updated.” Cult. Cosmos 9 (2005): 3–43. 

1025. REDONDO REYES, Pedro. “La armonía de las 

esferas según Claudio Ptolomeo.” MHNH 3 (2003): 

181–202. 

The author finds similarity between the Greek musical scale 

and planetary distances given by Ptolemy. 

1026. SALCEDO PARRONDO, Maria C. 

“AΠΛANEIΣ AΣTEΠEΣ: Las estrellas fijas en Filón 

de Alejandría.” MHNH 3 (2003): 217–228. 

1027. SIDOLI, Nathan. “Heron’s Dioptra 35 and 

Analemma Methods: An Astronomical Determination 

of the Distance between Two Cities.” Centaurus 

47 (2005): 236–258. 

1028. SWERDLOW, N. M. “Ptolemy’s Theories of 

the Latitude of the Planets in the Almagest, Handy 

Tables, and Planetary Hypotheses.” In BUCHWALD 

and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 41–71. 


1029. ALESSE, Francesca. “Il tema dell’emanazione 

(aporroia) nella letteratura astrologica e non astrologica 

tra I sec. a.C. e II sec. d.C.” MHNH 3 (2003): 

117–133. 

An effort to show the connections between the use of this 

term in astrological texts and in medical, philosophical, and 

religious texts. 

1030. BAUTISTA, Hilario. “Antíoco de Atenas: propuestas 

metodológicas para una edición crítica de 

su obra.” Translated title: [Antiochus of Athens: 

Methodologic proposals for a critical edition of its 

work.] In Spanish. MHNH 5 (2005): 157–176. 

1031. BECK, Roger. Beck on Mithraism: Collected 

Works with New Essays. Ashgate Contemporary 

Thinkers on Religion. (370 pp.) Aldershot (Engalnd): 

Ashgate, 2004. ISBN: 0754640817. 

Includes discussion of astronomy and astrology in Mithraism. 

1032. BEZZA, Giuseppe. “Per un lessico astrologico: 

glossario dei termini tecnici dell’Isagoge di Paolo 

d’Alessandria.” MHNH 5 (2005): 277–305. 

1033. CALVO MARTÍNEZ, José Luis. “¿Licnomancia 

o petición de demon páredros? Edición con comentario 

de fragmentos hímnicos del PGM I 262– 

347.” MHNH 5 (2005): 263–275. 

1034. DILLON, John. “Plotino y su tratado, Sobre 

si los astros influyen [Emn. II 3].” MHNH 3 (2003): 

149–158. 

1035. FROMMHOLD, Katrin. Bedeutung und Berechnung 

der Empfängnis in der Astrologie der Antike. 

Orbis antiquus 38. (viii + 296 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Münster: Aschendorff, 2004. ISBN: 3402054175. 

1036. HÜBNER, Wolfgang. “Triste Minervae sidus 

(Verg. AEN. 11,259f).” MHNH 5 (2005): 177–188. 

1037. KOMOROWSKA, Joanna. “Hephaestio of 

Thebes and the Proems of Apotelesmatica.” MHNH 3 

(2003): 159–179. 

1038. MACÍAS, Cristobal, and Marta GONZÁLEZ. 

“El Banquete de Metodio de Olimpo y sus argumentos 

contra la astrología.” MHNH 5 (2005): 307–341.



1039. HÜBNER, Wolfgang. Raum. Zeit und soziales 

Rollenspiel der vier Kardinalpunkte in der antiken 

Katarchenhoroskopie. Beiteräge zur Altertumskunde, 

194. (x + 335 pp.) München and Leipzig: K. G. Saur, 

2003. ISBN: 3598778066. 


1040. NEEDHAM, Paul. “Aristotle’s Theory of 

Chemical Reaction and Chemical Substances.” In 

BAIRD et al. [ref. 371], 43–67. 


1041. VIANO, Cristina. (Ed.) Aristoteles chemicus: 

Il IV libro dei Meteorologica nella tradizione antica e 

medievale. International Aristotle Studies, v. 1. (206 

pp.; bib.) Sankt Augustin: Academia Verlag, 2002. 

ISBN: 3896651749. 

International conference proceedings. Contributions in 

Italian and French. Contributors: Lucio PEPE, David 

FURLEY, Carlo NATALI, Cristina VIANO, Paola CARUSI, 

Pinella TRAVAGLIA, Carmela BAFFIONI, Ahmad HAS- 

NAWI, Michela PEREIRA, and Chiara CRISCIANI. Reviews: 

[ref. R939] 


1042. TAKAHASHI, Hidemi. Aristotelian Meteorology 

in Syriac: Barhebraeus, Butyrum Sapientae, 

Books of Mineralogy and Meteorology. Aristoteles 

Semitico-Latinus, 15. (xix + 724 pp.; bibl.; index.) 



EXPLORATION 

1043. GUTIÉRREZ, Samuel Doble. “El mundo en las 

mallas de la Cartografía: De los primeros geógrafos a 

Ptolomeo.” Llull 27 (2004): 645–678. 

1044. SALWAY, Benet. “The Nature and Genesis 

of the Peutinger Map.” Imago Mundi 57 (2005): 

119–135. 

312-122. NATURAL HISTORY 

1045. SPATHARAKIS, Iohannis. The Illustrations of 

the Cynegetica in Venice: Codex Marcianus Graecus 

Z 139. (279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Alexandros 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 9080647640. 

3rd-century Roman work on hunting of all sorts of animals 

including lions, jackals, bears, hyenas, foxes, wild asses, 

porcupines, etc. The paintings were done in Constantinople 

in the 11th-century. 


1046. STUDTMANN, Paul. “Living Capacities and 

Vital Heat in Aristotle.” Ancient Phil. 24 (2004): 

365–379. 

1047. WARDY, Robert. “The Mysterious Aristotelian 

Olive.” Special Issue: Early Science [ref. 22]. Sci. 

Context 18 (2005): 69–91. 

On the difficulty of classifying domesticated organisms in 

Aristotelian terms. 

312. Ancient Greek & Roman contexts 55 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1048. ARISTOTLE. De historia animalium. Pars 

prima: Lib. I-V. Edited by Pieter BEULLENS and 

Fernand BOSSIER. Translated by William of MO- 

ERBEKE. Aristoteles Latinus XVII/ 2. I. 1. (xciv + 

174 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2000. ISBN: 

9004118632. 

Text in Latin, with commentary in English. 

1049. CICCARESE, Maria Pia. Animali simbolici: 

alle origini del bestiario cristiano, Vol. 1: Agnellogufo. 

Biblioteca patristica, 39. (512 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Bologna: EDB, 2002. ISBN: 8810420489. 

1050. SCHARFENBERG, Laila N. Die Cephalopoden 

des Aristoteles im Lichte der modernen Biologie. 

AKAN-Einzelschriften, 3. (v + 231 pp.; ill.) Trier: 

Wissenschaftlicher Verlag, 2001. ISBN: 3884764667. 

1051. SCHÖNBERGER, Otto. (Ed.) Physiologus: 

Griechisch/Deutsch. Translated by Otto Schönberger. 

(165 pp.) Stuttgart: Philipp Reclam, 2001. ISBN: 

3150181240. 

Parallel Greek and German texts. 

1052. TIPTON, Jason. “Aristotle’s Study of the Animal 

World: The Case of the kobios and phucis.” 


1053. ZUCKER, Arnaud. Aristote et les classifications 

zoologiques. Aristote, traductions et études. 

(378 pp.; bibl.) Louvain: Peeters, 2005. ISBN: 

9042916605; 2877238822. 

1054. ZUCKER, Arnaud. Les classes zoologiques en 

Grèce ancienne : d’Homère, VIIIe av. J-C à Elien, 

IIIe ap. J-C. Textes et documents de la Méditerranée 

antique et médiévale. (317 pp.; bibl.; index.) Aix-en- 

Provence: Publications de l’université de Provence, 

2005. ISBN: 2853996034. 

1055. ZUCKER, Arnaud. (Ed.) Physiologos : le 

bestiaire des bestiaires. Translated by Arnaud Zucker. 

Collection Atopia. (325 pp.; bibl.) Grenoble: Millon, 

2004. ISBN: 2841371719. 

312-135. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY; HUMAN 

BIOLOGY 

1056. PLINY, the Elder. The Elder Pliny on the 

Human Animal: Natural History, Book 7. Translated 

with introduction and historical commentary by Mary 

BEAGON. Clarendon Ancient History Series. (xx + 

515 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press; New 

York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0198150652. 


1057. HAEHLING, Raban von. “Die Begriffe τεχvη 

und µνχαvη im Geschichtswerk Herodots.” In Inquirens 

subtilia diversa, edited by Horst KRANZ 

and Ludwig FALKENSTEIN (Aachen: Shaker, 2002), 

227–236. 

1058. INGLIS, David, and Roland ROBERTSON. 

“From Republican Virtue to Global Imaginary: 

Changing Visions of the Historian Polybius.” Hist. 

Hum. Sci. 19, no. 1 (2006): 1–18. 


1059. DAN, Bernard. “Titus’s Tinnitus.” J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 14 (2005): 210–213.

56 320. Medieval Western European contexts 

1060. GOEHL, Konrad, and Johannes Gottfried 

MAYER. “Nachträge zum ‘Darmstädter Johannes- 

Alexandrinus-Fragment.’ ” Sudhoffs Arch. 88 (2004): 

96–102. 

See Konrad GOEHL, Johannes Gottfried MAYER, and Kurt 

Hans STAUB, “Das Darmstädter Johannes-Alexandrinus- 

Fragment” Sudhoffs Arch. 84 (2000): 201–221 

1061. HOLMES, Brooke. “Interpreting the Symptom: 

The Body between Misfortune and Mastery in 

Archaic and Classical Greek Thought.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/02 (2005): 581. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Zeitlin, 

Froma I. UMI pub. no. 3164945. 374 pp. 

1062. IMAI Masahiro. “Greek Medical Science and 

Its Understanding of Physis, as Conceptualized in the 

Hippocratic Treatise De Natura Hominis.” [Translated 


44 (2005): 13–22. 

1063. IMAI Masahiro. “The Philosophical Influences 

of Empedocles in the Hippocratic Medical Treatise 

De Natura Hominis.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 

Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 11–22. 

1064. IRVINE, Judith T., and Owsei TEMKIN. “Who 

Was Akīlāōs? A Problem in Medical Historiography.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 12–24. 

About Alexandrian commentators on Galen before the Arab 

conquest of Byzantine Alexandria. 

1065. MANN, Joel Eryn. “Of Science, Skepticism 

and Sophistry: The Pseudo-Hippocratic ‘On the Art’ 

in Its Philosophical Context.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 

(2006): 2956. 

Dissertation at the University of Texas at Austin, 2005. 

Adviser: Hankinson, Robert J., and Lesley Dean-Jones. UMI 

pub. no. 3185714. 347 pp. 

1066. MARTIALIS, Quintus Gargilius. Les remèdes 

tirés des légumes et des fruits. Texte établi, traduit 

et commenté par Brigitte MAIRE. Collection des 

Universités de France. Série latine, v. 367. (cxx + 241 

pp.) Paris: Belles lettres, 2002. ISBN: 2251014276. 

French translation of Medicinae ex oleribus et pomis. Includes 

original Latin text. Reviews: [ref. R593] 

1067. MAVROUDIS, Aimilios D. “Der autographische 

Brief des K. G. Kühn über die Edition der Reihe 

Medicorum Graecorum opera quae exstant.” Sudhoffs 

Arch. 87 (2003): 173–179. 

1068. MONTSERRAT, Dominic. “ ‘Carrying on 

the Work of the Earlier Firm’: Doctors, Medicine 

and Christianity in the Thaumata of Sophronius of 

Jerusalem.” In Health in Antiquity, edited by Helen 


1069. NUTTON, Vivian. “The Fatal Embrace: Galen 

and the History of Ancient Medicine.” Special Issue: 

Early Science [ref. 22]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 111– 

121. 

1070. PELLEGRIN, Pierre. “Scepticisme et 

sémiologie médicale.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 645–664. 

1071. SIQUEIRA-BATISTA, Rodrigo, and Fermin 

Roland SCHRAMM. “Platão e a medicina.” Translated 

title: [Plato and medicine.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 619–634. 

1072. WELLMANN, Max. (Ed.) Die Fragmente der 

sikelischen Ärzte Akron, Philistion und des Diokles 

von Karystos. 2. unveränderte Auflage (Nachdruck 

der 1. Auflage Berlin 1901). Fragmentsammlung 

der griechischen Ärzte, 1. (254 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Hildesheim, Germany: Weidmann, 2003. ISBN: 

3615002792. 

Passages from Acron of Agrigentum, Philistion of Locri, and 

Diocles of Carystus, with commentary by Max Wellmann. 

Also includes “Der Tractat des Vindicianus.” Text in German, 

Greek and Latin. 

1073. ZONTA, Mauro. “A Hebrew Translation of 

Hippocrates’ De superfoetatione: Historical Introduction 

and Critical Edition.” Aleph 3 (2003): 97– 

143. 


HEALTH 

1074. MORLEY, Neville. “The Salubriousness of the 

Roman City.” In Health in Antiquity, edited by Helen 


1075. ROCCA, Julius. “Galenic Dietetics.” Early Sci. 

Med. 8 (2003): 44–51. 

Essay review of GALEN, Galen on Food and Diet Edited by 

Mark GRANT. (2000). 

1076. VLAHOGIANNIS, Nicholas. “ ‘Curing’ Disability.” 

In Health in Antiquity, edited by Helen 



1077. FAGAN, Brian M. (Ed.) The Seventy Great 

Inventions of the Ancient World. (304 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) London: Thames and Hudson, 2004. ISBN: 

0500051305. 

1078. RYAN, Glenn Edward. “Building and Destroying: 

Ancient Engineering Ingenuity in Peace and 

War.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 714. 

Dissertation at Drew University, 2005. Adviser: Pain, James 

H. UMI pub. no. 3166251. 207 pp. 


1079. BRUN, Jean-Pierre. Le vin et l’huile dans 

la Méditerranée antique : Viticulture, oléiculture 

et procédés de transformation. Collection des 

Hespérides. (240 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Errance, 

2003. ISBN: 287772252X. 

1080. CARRARA, Angelo Alves. “Geoponica and 

Nabatean Agriculture: A New Approach into Their 

Sources and Authorship.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 16 (2006): 

103–132. 

1081. MARBACH, André. Les instruments aratoires 

des Gaules et de Germanie Superieure : Catalogue 

des pièces métalliques. BAR international series. (iv 

+ 159 pp.; ill.) Oxford: Archaeopress, 2004. ISBN: 

1841715956. 

1082. MARBACH, André. Recherches sur les instruments 

aratoires et le travail du sol en Gaule Belgique. 

BAR International Series. (iv + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Oxford: Archaeopress, 2004. ISBN: 1841715948. 

320. MEDIEVAL WESTERN EUROPEAN 



1083. ANGLICUS, Bartholomaeus. Bartholomaeus 

Anglicus, De proprietatibus rerum: Texte latin et

éception vernaculaire – Lateinischer Text und volkssprachige 

Rezeption. Edited by Baudouin VAN DEN 

ABEELE and Heinz MEYER. De diversis artibus, 74. 

(xii + 327 pp.; ill.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2005. ISBN: 

250352298X. 

1084. BRENTJES, Sonja, Benno VAN DALEN, and 

François CHARETTE. “Introduction.” Special issue: 

“Certainty, Doubt, Error: The Production of 

Knowledge and Its Imped in the Practice of Pre- and 

Early Modern Science.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

173–180. 

Papers from a conference in celebration of David A. King’s 

60th birthday. Contents: BURNETT [ref. 704]; BENNETT 

[ref. 1287]; ENDRESS [ref. 661]; LANGERMANN [ref. 1088]; 

GUTAS [ref. 665]; GOLDSTEIN [ref. 1101]; TIHON [ref. 726]; 

MCCLUSKEY [ref. 1143]; SAMSÓ [ref. 708]; GRASSHOFF 

[ref. 664]. 

1085. CIFUENTES I COMAMALA, Lluís. La ciència 

en català a l’Edat Mitjana i el Renaixement. Collecció 

Blanquerna, 3. (410 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Barcelona: Universitat de Barcelona; Palma de Mallorca: 

Universitat de les Illes Balears, 2002. ISBN: 

8483383144. 


1086. CLARK, Elizabeth A. “Theory and the Study 

of Premodernity: Introduction.” J. Medieval Early 

Mod. Stud. 36 (2006): 1. 

Introduction to a special issue on this topic. Contributors 

include: Laura Camille AGOSTON, Daniel BOYARIN, Sarah 

KAY, Katherine C. LITTLE, Moshe SLUHOVSKY, and Paul 

STROHM. 

1087. DENERY, Dallas G. Seeing and Being Seen 

in the Later Medieval World: Optics, Theology and 

Religious Life. Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life 

and Thought: Fourth Series, 63. (x + 202 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0521827841. 

1088. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “Criticism of Authority 

in The Writings of Moses Maimonides and 

Fakhr al-Dīn al-Rāzī.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

255–275. 

Discusses Maimonides’ remarks on the possibility of astronomical 

knowledge and on the teleological explanation in the 

Medieval scientific enterprise. 

1089. MEIER, Christel, Stefan SCHULER, and Marcus 

HECKENKAMP. (Eds.) Die Enzyklopädie im 

Wandel vom Hochmittelalter bis zur Frühen Neuzeit. 

Münstersche Mittelalter-Schriften, 78. (589 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) München: W. Fink, 2002. ISBN: 

3770534263. 

Includes: Wolfgang HÜBNER, “Der descensus als ordnendes 

Prinzip in der ‘Naturalis historia’ des Plinius,” 25-41; Isabelle 

DRAELANTS, “Introduction à l’étude d’Arnoldus Saxo et 

aux sources du ‘De floribus rerum naturalium’ ,” 85-121; 

Dmitri ABRAMOV, “Die moralisierende Enzyklopädie ‘Liber 

de naturis rerum’ von Pseudo-John Folsham,” 123-154; 

Christian HÜNEMÖRDER, “Ist der Text von Thomas III mehr 

als eine bloße Kombination aus mehreren naturkundlichen 

Enzyklopädien?” 155-168; Benedikt Konrad VOLLMANN, 

“Enzyklopädie im Wandel: Thomas von Cantimpré, De 

natura rerum,” 169-180; Georg STEER, “Das ‘Buch von den 

natürlichen Dingen’ Konrads von Megenberg - ein ‘Buch 

der Natur’?” 181-188; Michael ROTHMANN, “Totius orbis 

descriptio. Die ‘Otia Imperialia’ des Gervasius von Tilbury: 

Eine höfische Enzyklopädie und die scientia naturalis,” 189- 

224; Bernhard PABST, “Die Vers-Enzyklopädie Gregors von 

320. Medieval Western European contexts 57 

Montesacro. Ein Werk aus dem Apulien Friedrichs II. im 

Spannungsfeld von lateinisch-monastischer Tradition, neuer 

Naturphilosophie und neuen Wissensquellen greichischarabischer 

Provenienz,” 225-244; Monique PAULMIER- 

FOUCART and Stefan SCHULER, “Qualiter investigandi 

sunt salubres fontes. La réception du discours hydrologique 

de Vitruve au Moyen Age: le cas du ‘Speculum naturale’ 

de Vincent de Beauvais,” 269-278; Baudouin VAN DEN 

ABEELE, “Moralisierte Enzyklopädien in der Nachfolge von 

Bartholomäus Anglicus: das ‘Multifarium’ in Wolfenbüttel 

und der ‘Liber de exemplis et similitudinibus rerum’ des 

Johannes de Sancto Geminiano,” 279-304. 

1090. WHITNEY, Elspeth. Medieval Science and 

Technology. Greenwood Guides to Historic Events 

of the Medieval World. (ix + 258 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Westport: Greenwood, 2004. ISBN: 0313325197. 



1091. LIVESEY, Steven J. “Medieval Latin Aristotle 

Commentators: Addenda and Biographical Precisions.” 

Bull. Phil. Médiév. 43 (2001): 95–132. 

320-4. ENCYCLOPEDIAS; DICTIONARIES; 


1092. GRACIA, Jorge, and Timothy NOONE. (Eds.) 

A Companion to Philosophy in the Middle Ages. 

Blackwell companions to philosophy, 24. (xxi + 739 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Blackwell, 2003. ISBN: 

0631216723. 

1093. RESNICK, Irven Michael, and Kenneth 

KITCHELL. Albert the Great: A Selectively Annotated 

Bibliography (1900–2000). Medieval and Renaissance 

texts and studies, 269. (xxii + 396 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Tempe, Ariz.: Arizona Center for Medieval 

and Renaissance Studies, 2004. ISBN: 0866983120. 

320-12. STUDIES OF LINGUISTIC AND VISUAL 


1094. SILVI, Christine. Science médiévale et vérité : 

Etude linguistique de l’expression du vrai dans le discours 

scientifique en langue vulgaire. Bibliothèque de 

grammaire et de linguistique, 15. (550 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: H. Champion, 2003. ISBN: 2745308203. 


ECONOMICS 

1095. GRANT, Edward. “Reason and Authority in 

the Middle Ages: The Latin West and Islam.” In 

KOERTGE [ref. 230], 40–58. 

1096. MOORE, John C. “Civic Virtue and Science in 

Prerevolutionary Europe.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 

59–70. 

Looks at Europe before the scientific revolution. 

320-23. SCIENCE AND THE ARTS; SCIENCE AND 

LITERATURE 

1097. EDWARDS, Michael. “Geometric Theology 

and the Meaning of Clannesse in the Poems of the 

Pearl Manuscript.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 

186. 

Dissertation at the University of California Davis, 2004. 

Adviser: Osborn, Marijane. UMI pub. no. 3161418. 277 pp.


320-25. SCIENCE AND POPULAR CULTURE 

1098. HAMESSE, Jacqueline. “Les Instruments de 

Travail Philosophiques Médiévaux : Témoins de la 

Réception d’Aristote.” Part of a special issue on The 

Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works in the Middle 

Ages [ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 370–385. 

Looks at the translation and promulgation of Aristotelianism 

in vernacular literature. 


1099. DEVUN, Leah. “John of Rupescissa and the 

States of Nature: Science, Apocalypse, and Society 

in the Late Middle Ages.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/01 

(2004): 253. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2004. Adviser: Bynum, 

Caroline Walker. UMI pub. no. 3117910. 302 pp. 

1100. DIETER, Theodor. Der junge Luther und Aristoteles: 

eine historisch-systematische Untersuchung 

zum Verhältnis von Theologie und Philosophie. Theologische 

Bibliothek Töpelmann, 105. (xvi + 687 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: W. de Gruyter, 2001. ISBN: 

3110167565. 

1101. GOLDSTEIN, Bernard R. “Science and a ‘Neutral 

Zone’ for Interreligious Cooperation.” Early Sci. 

Med. 7 (2002): 290–291. 

1102. SCHINAGL, Elisabeth. Naturkunde-Exempla 

in lateinischen Predigtsammlungen des 13. und 14. 

Jahrhunderts. Lateinische Sprache und Literatur des 

Mittelalters, 32. (308 pp.; bibl.; index.) Bern/New 

York: Lang, 2001. ISBN: 3906766594. 


1103. FAGNEN, Claude. Armement médiéval : un 

métal pour la guerre. Patrimoine vivant. (125 pp.; ill.) 

Paris: Desclée de Brouwer, 2005. ISBN: 2904365400. 



1104. EAGLETON, Catherine, Jennifer DOWNES, 

Katherine HARLOE, Boris JARDINE, Nick JARDINE, 

and Adam MOSLEY. Instruments of Translation. (54 

pp.) Cambridge: Cambridge Latin Therapy Group 

and the Whipple Museum of the History of Science, 

2003. ISBN: 0906271215. 

On the making of translations into English from medieval 

and early modern Latin texts on time-measuring instruments. 



1105. COURTENAY, William J. “The University 

of Paris at the Time of Jean Buridan and Nicole 

Oresme.” Vivarium 42 (2004): 3–17. 

1106. MIETHKE, Jürgen. Studieren an mittelalterlichen 

Universitäten: Chancen und Risiken: Gesammelte 

Aufsätze. Education and society in the Middle 

Ages and Renaissance, 19. (xiii + 517 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Leiden: E. J. Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9004138331. 


1107. GRÉVIN, Benoît, and Julien VÉRONÈSE. “Les 

‘caractères’ magiques au Moyen Âge, XII e -XIV e 

siècle.” Bibl. École Chartes 162 (2004): 305–379. 

1108. MAXWELL-STUART, P.G. (Ed.) The Occult 

in Mediaeval Europe, 500–1500: A Documentary 

History. (xv + 245 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403902909. 

1109. PAGE, Sophie. Magic in Medieval 

Manuscripts. (64 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: 

Univ. of Toronto Press, 2004. ISBN: 0802037976. 

1110. RIDER, Catherine. Magic and Impotence in 

the Middle Ages. (xiv + 254 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 




1111. BOS, E. P. (Ed.) Logica Modernorum in 

Prague about 1400: The Sophistria Disputation 

“Quoniam Quatuor” (MS Cracow, Fagiellonian Library 

686, FF. IRA-79RB). W/Cleve’s Logica (Partly 

Reconstructed). Studien und Texte zur Geistesgeschichte 

des Mittelalters, 82. (xv + 481 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9004140093. 

1112. CONTI, Alessandro D. “Realism in the Later 

Middle Ages: An Introduction.” Lead article in a 

theme issue. Vivarium 43 (2005): 1–6. 

Contents: Stephen D. DUMONT, “Duns Scotus’s Parisian 

Question on the Formal Distinction,” 7–62; Giorgio PINI, 

“Scotus’s Realist Conception of the Categories: His 

Legacy to Late Medieval Debates,” 63–110; Paul Vincent 

SPADE, “The Problem of Universals and Wyclif’s Alleged 

‘Ultrarealism’ ,” 111–123; Laurent CESALLI, “Le ‘panpropositionnalisme’ 

de Jean Wyclif,” 124–155; Alessandro 

D. CONTI, “Johannes Sharpe’s Ontology and Semantics: 

Oxford Realism Revisited,” 156–186; Fabrizio AMERINI, 

“What is Real. A Reply to Ockham’s Ontological Program,” 

187–212. 

1113. COURTENAY, William J. “Introduction.” Lead 

article in a theme issue on Jean Buridan. Vivarium 42 

(2004): 1–2. 

Contents: COURTENAY [ref. 1105]; THIJSSEN [ref. 1129]; 

ZUPKO [ref. 1132]; Stefano CAROTI, “Some Remarks on 

Buridan’s Discussion on Intension and Remission,” 58–85; 

Jean CELEYRETTE, “La problématique du point chez Jean 

Buridan,” 86–108; DEKKER [ref. 1114]. 

1114. DEKKER, Dirk-Jan. “John Buridan’s Treatise 

De dependentiis, diversitatibus et convenientiis: An 

Edition.” Vivarium 42 (2004): 109–149. 

1115. DUNNE, Michael. “Thirteenth and Fourteenth- 

Century Commentaries on Aristotle’s De Longitudine 

et Brevitate Vitae.” Part of a special issue on The 



Assesses the reception of Aristotle’s natural philosophy in 

the 13th and 14th centuries. 

1116. FRIEDMAN, Russell L., and Chris SCHABEL. 

“Introduction.” Lead article in a special issue on 

Francis of Marchia. Vivarium 44 (2006): 1–20. 

Contents: THAKKAR [ref. 1147]; SCHABEL [ref. 1157]; 

ZANIN [ref. 1158]; Fabrizio AMERINI, “Utrum inhaerentia 

sit de essentia accidentis: Francis of Marchia and the Debate 

on the Nature of Accidents,” 96–150; Andrea A. ROBIGLIO, 

“How Is Strength of the Will Possible? Concerning Francis 

of Marchia and the Act of the Will,” 151–183; LAMBERTINI 

[ref. 1123]. 

1117. GRANT, Edward. “Scientific Imagination in 

the Middle Ages.” Perspect. Sci. 12 (2004): 394–423. 

1118. GRELLARD, Christophe. Croire et savoir : 

Les Principes de la connaissance selon Nicolas

d’Autrécourt. Études de Philosophie médievale 88. 

(313 pp.) Paris: Vrin, 2005. ISBN: 2711617351. 

1119. HASNAWI, Ahmad. “Le statut catégorial du 

mouvement chez Avicenne : contexte grec et postérité 

médiévale latine.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 607–622. 

1120. HASNAWI, Ahmad. “Réflexions sur la terminologie 

logique de Maïmonide et son contexte farabien 

: le Guide des perplexes et le Traité de logique.” 

In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909], 39–78. 

1121. HYMAN, Arthur. “Maïmonide, partisan du 

libre arbitre ou déterministe ?” In LÉVY and RASHED 

[ref. 909], 131–142. 

1122. KRAUSE, Andrej. “Die im Tractatus de primo 

principio entwickelten ordine essentiales. Ihre Definition, 

Verschiedenheit, Vollständigkeit und ihr ordnungstheoretischer 

Status.” Phil. Natur. 42 (2005): 

285–312. 

1123. LAMBERTINI, Roberto. “Francis of Marchia 

and William of Ockham: Fragments from a Dialogue.” 

Vivarium 44 (2006): 184–204. 

1124. MÖHLE, Hannes. Der Tractatus de Transcendentibus 

des Franciscus de Mayronis. Recherches de 

Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales. Bibliotheca, 

7. (iii + 188 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leuven: Peeters 


On a work written by a 14th-century student of Duns Scotus. 

1125. MÜLLER, Jörn. Natürliche Moral und philosophische 

Ethik bei Albertus Magnus. Beiträge zur 

Geschichte der Philosophie und Theologie des Mittelalters, 

N. S., 59. (viii + 459 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Münster: Aschendorff, 2001. ISBN: 3402040123. 

1126. OLIVER, Simon. “Robert Grosseteste on 

Light, Truth and Experimentum.” Vivarium 42 

(2004): 151–180. 

“Seeks to place the experimentum and use of mathematics 

in the wider context of his understanding of truth and 

illumination.” (from the abstract) 

1127. ROMBEIRO, Michael E. “Intelligible Species 

in Some Late Thirteenth-Century Theories of Cognition.” 


Dissertation at The Catholic University of America, 2005. 

Adviser: White, Kevin. UMI pub. no. 3169871. 288 pp. 

1128. SEESKIN, Kenneth. Maimonides on the Origin 

of the World. (viii + 215 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Cambridge Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 052184553X. 

1129. THIJSSEN, J. M. M. H. “The Buridan School 

Reassessed: John Buridan and Albert of Saxony.” 

Vivarium 42 (2004): 18–42. 

1130. TRIFOGLI, Cecilia. Liber tertius Physicorum 

Aristotelis: repertorio delle questioni, commenti 

inglesi, ca. 1250–1270. Subsidia al “Corpus 

philosophorum Medii Aevi”, 13. (viii + 393 pp.; 

bib.; index.) Firenze: SISMEL edizioni del Galluzzo, 

2004. ISBN: 8884500397. 


1131. TRIFOGLI, Cecilia. “Thomas Wylton against 

Minimal Times.” Part of a special issue on The 



1132. ZUPKO, Jack. “On Buridan’s Alleged Alexandrianism: 

Heterodoxy and Natural Philosophy in 


Fourteenth-Century Paris.” Vivarium 42 (2004): 43– 

57. 


1133. FOLKERTS, Menso. The Development of 

Mathematics in Medieval Europe: The Arabs, Euclid, 

Regiomontanus. Variorum Collected Studies 

Series. (1 vol.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate 

Variorum, 2006. ISBN: 0860789578. 

1134. GALONNIER, Alain. “Boèce et les Éléments 

d’Euclide : quel maillon dans la chaîne des savoirs ?” 


1135. HØYRUP, Jens. “Leonardo Fibonacci and 

Abbaco Culture. A Proposal to Invert the Roles.” Rev. 

Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 23–56. 

1136. KOHLER, George. “Medieval Infinities in 

Mathematics and the Contribution of Gersonides.” 

Hist. Phil. Quart. 23 (2006): 95–116. 

1137. LABARTHE, Marie-Hélène. “Les règles de 

compagnie, dans les premières arithmétiques imprimées 

des Espagnes : de la règle marchande à 

l’outil mathématique.” Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 

257–313. 

1138. LÉVY, Tony. “Maïmonide et les sciences 

mathématiques.” In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909], 

219–252. 

1139. MAGNUS, Albertus, and Anthony LO BELLO. 

The Commentary of Albertus Magnus on Book I of 

Euclid’s Elements of Geometry. Edited by Anthony 

LO BELLO. Ancient Mediterranean and Medieval 

Texts and Contexts, Medieval Philosophy, Mathematics 

and Science, 3. (xxxvii + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Boston: Brill Academic, 2003. ISBN: 0391041916. 

1140. RASHED, Roshdi. “Philosophie et 

mathématique selon Maïmonide : le modèle andalou 

de rencontre philosophique.” In LÉVY and RASHED 

[ref. 909], 253–273. 


1141. DUITS, Rembrandt. “Celestial Transmissions: 

An Iconographical Classification of Constellation 

Cycles in Manuscripts (8th-15th Centuries).” Scriptorium 

59 (2005): 147–202. 

1142. GOLDSTEIN, Bernard R., and José CHABÁS. 

“Isaac ibn al-H. adib and Flavius Mithridates: The 

Diffusion of an Iberian Astronomical Tradition in 

the Late Middle Ages.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

147–172. 

1143. MCCLUSKEY, Stephen C. “The Question of 

Easter: Changing Contexts and Criteria for the Justification 

of Received Knowledge.” Early Sci. Med. 7 

(2002): 294–295. 

1144. OBRIST, Barbara. “L’astronomie grécoromaine 

lors du passage de l’antiquité au Moyen 

Âge : textes et figures.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 269–302. 

1145. PETRUS, de Arvernia. Questions on Aristotle’s 

De Caelo. A critical edition in Latin with an 

interpretive essay by Griet GALLE in English. Ancient 

and Medieval Philosophy, 29. (640 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Leuven: Leuven Univ. Press, 2003. ISBN: 

9058673227. 

Reviews: [ref. R716]


1146. SIMPLICIUS OF CILICIA. Commentaire 

sur le Traité du Ciel d’Aristote. Edited by Fernand 

BOSSIER, Chr VANDE VEIRE, and Guy GULDEN- 

TOPS. Translated by Guillaume de MOERBEKE. 

Corpus Latinum commentariorum in Aristotelem 

Graecorum, 8. Louvain: Leuven Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 9058674045. 

A critical edition of William of Moerbeke’s 1271 Latin 

translation of Simplicius’ commentary on Aristotle’s De 

caelo. 

1147. THAKKAR, Mark. “Francis of Marchia on the 

Heavens.” Vivarium 44 (2006): 21–40. 


1148. BOS, Gerrit, Charles BURNETT, Paolo LU- 

CENTINI, Th. CHARMASSON, P. KUNITZSCH, and 

F. LELLI. (Eds.) Hermetis Trismegisti astrologica 

et divinatoria. Corpus Christianorum Continuatio 

Mediaevalis, 144C; Hermes Latinus, 4. (454 pp.; 

bibl.; index; ill.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2001. ISBN: 

2503044476. 

1149. CONGOURDEAU, Marie-Hélène. (Ed.) Les 

Péres de l’Église et l’Astrologie : Origène, Méthode, 

Basile, Grégoire de Nysse, Diodore, Procope de 

Gaza, Jean Philopon. Les Pères dans la foi 85. (244 

pp.; ill.) Paris: Migne, 2003. ISBN: 2908587483; 

11521295. 

1150. FREUDENTHAL, Gad. “La détermination partielle, 

biologique et climatologique, de la félicité 

humaine : Maïmonide versus al-Fārābī à propos des 

influences célestes.” In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909], 

79–129. 



1151. BAKKER, Paul J. J. M. “Guiral Ot et le Mouvement 

: Autour de la Question de Motu Conservée 

Dans Le Manuscrit Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional, 

4229.” Part of a special issue on The Reception 

of Aristotle’s Physical Works in the Middle Ages 

[ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 297–318. 

1152. BIARD, Joël. “Le rôle des condamnations 

de 1277 dans le développment de la physique selon 

Pierre Duhem.” Special Issue: La Pensée Scientifique 

en Question: Autour de Pierre Duhem [ref. 104]. Rev. 

Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 15–35. 

1153. ENDRESS, Gerhard. Der arabische Aristoteles 

und sein Leser: Physik und Theologie im Weltbild 

Alberts des Großen. (44 pp.) Munich: Aschendorff, 

2004. ISBN: 3402048957. 

1154. FALMAGNE, Thomas. “Un nouveau témoin 

de l’Apex phisice anonymi (ou De philosophia et 

eius secretis) : le manuscrit Bruxelles, B. R. II 3308 

provenant de l’abbaye cistercienne de Villers-en- 

Brabant.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 69–79. 

1155. GALLE, Griet. “Scholastic Explanation as to 

Why Local Motion Generates Heat.” Part of a special 

issue on The Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works 

in the Middle Ages [ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 

(2003): 335–369. 

1156. MCGINNIS, Jon. “A Medieval Arabic Analysis 

of Motion at an Instant: The Avicennan Sources to 

the forma fluens/fluxus formae Debate.” Brit. J. Hist. 


1157. SCHABEL, Chris. “Francis of Marchia’s Virtus 

derelicta and the Context of Its Development.” 

Vivarium 44 (2006): 41–80. 

On Marchia’s theory of projectile motion. 

1158. ZANIN, Fabio. “Francis of Marchia, Virtus 

derelicta, and Modifications of the Basic Principles 

of Aristotelian Physics.” Vivarium 44 (2006): 81–95. 


1159. CLARKE, Mark. The Art of All Colours: Mediaeval 

Recipe Books for Painters and Illuminators. 

(viii + 152 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Archetype, 

2001. ISBN: 1873132727. 

An inventory of about 400 pre-1500 manuscripts discussing 

the making of pigments, paints, and inks. 

1160. SHACKELFORD, Jole. Essay review. Ambix 52 

(2005): 175–178. 

Essay review of Christoph LUTHY, John E. MURDOCH, 

and William R. NEWMAN (eds.), Late Medieval and Early 

Modern Corpuscular Matter Theories (2001). 

1161. WEISBERG, Michael, and Rega WOOD. 

“Richard Rufus’s Theory of Mixture: A Medieval 

Explanation of Chemical Combination.” In EARLEY 

[ref. 374], 282–292. 


1162. CALVET, Antoine. “Étude d’un texte alchimique 

latin du XIV e siècle : Le Rosarius philosophorum 

attribué au médecin Arnaud de Villeneuve (ob. 

1311).” Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 162–206. 

1163. GRUND, Peter. “ ‘ffor to make Azure as Albert 

biddes’: Medieval English Alchemical Writings in 

the Pseudo-Albertan Tradition.” Ambix 53 (2006): 

21–42. 


The Hebrew Version of Semita recta, an 

Alchemical Treatise Attributed to Albertus Magnus.” 

Aleph 5 (2005): 273–284. 


1165. HUGHES, Paul. “Implicit Carolingian Tidal 

Data.” Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 1–24. 

1166. NORRIS, John A. “The Mineral Exhalation 

Theory of Metallogenesis in Pre-Modern Mineral 

Science.” Ambix 53 (2006): 43–65. 


EXPLORATION 

1167. ALBU, Emily. “Imperial Geography and the 

Medieval Peutinger Map.” Imago Mundi 57 (2005): 

136–148. 

1168. DUZER, Chet Van, and Ilya DINES. “The Only 

Mappamundi in a Bestiary Context: Cambridge, MS 

Fitzwilliam 254.” Imago Mundi 58 (2006): 7–22. 


1169. BERTELOOT, Amand, and Detlev HELL- 

FAIER. (Eds.) Jacob van Maerlants “Der naturen 

bloeme” und das Umfeld: Vorläufer, Redaktionen, 

Rezeption. Niederlande-Studien, 23. (311 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Münster/New York: Waxmann, 2001. ISBN: 

3830910347. 

Maerlants’s verse was based on De natura rerum.

1170. COTTIN-BIZONNE, Shannon Hogan. “Une 

nouvelle edition du ‘Bestiaire’ de Philippe de Thaon.” 


Dissertation at The University of North Carolina at Chapel 

Hill. 2003. Adviser: Montgomery, Edward D. UMI pub no. 

3086514. 308 pp. 

1171. FOUILLOY, Hugues de. De avibus, Traité 

des oiseaux : Fac-similé du manuscrit 177 de la 

Médiathèque de l’Agglomération troyenne. Introduced 

and translated into the French by Rémy COR- 

DONNIER. Paris: Phénix Éditions, 2004. 

1172. GOTTSCHALL, Dagmar. Konrad von Megenbergs 

Buch den Naturlichen Dingen: Ein Dokument 

Deutschsprachiger Albertus Magnus—Rezeption im 

14. Jahrhundert. Studien und Texte zur Geistesgeschichte 

des Mittelalters, 83. (viii + 384 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Leiden: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9004140158. 

1173. KISER, Lisa J. “The Garden of St. Francis: 

Plants, Landscape, and Economy in Thirteenth- 

Century Italy.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 229–245. 

1174. VERNER, Lisa. Epistemology of the Monstrous 

in the Middle Ages. Studies in medieval history and 

culture, 33. (xi + 173 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Routledge, 2005. ISBN: 0415972434. 


1175. LUGT, Maaike van der. Le ver, le démon et la 

Vierge : Les théories médiévales de la génération 

extraordinaire. Une étude sur les rapports entre 

théologie, philosophie naturelle et médecine. Ane 

d’or, 20. (xiv + 621 pp.; bib.; index.) Paris: Les 

Belles Lettres, 2004. ISBN: 2251420185. 


1176. MARTORELLI VICO, Romana. Medicina e 

filosofia: per una storia dell’embriologia medievale 

nel XIII e XIV secolo. Hippocratica civitas, 4. (210 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Milano: Guerini e associati, 2002. 

ISBN: 8883353323. 


1177. SAUER, Hans, and Ulrike KRISCHKE. “Die 

altenglischen Pflanzennamen aus linguistischer und 

lexikographischer Sicht.” Sudhoffs Arch. 88 (2004): 

175–209. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1178. BARBAS, Helena. “Monstros: O rinoceronte e 

o elefante: Da ficção dos Bestiários à realidade testemunhal.” 

In Portugal, Indien und Deutschland, edited 

by Helmut SIEPMANN (Köln: Zentrum Portugiesischsprachige 

Welt, Universität zu Köln and Lisboa: 

Centro Estudos Historicos, Universidade Nova de 

Lisboa, 2000), 103–122. 

1179. BAXTER, Ron. “Learning from Nature: 

Lessons in Virtue and Vice in the Physiologus and 

Bestiaries.” In Virtue and Vice, edited by Colum 

HOURIHANE (Princeton, N.J.: Index of Christian 

Art, Dept. of Art and Archaeology, Princeton Univ. in 

association with Princeton Univ. Press, 2000), 29–41. 

1180. BEER, Jeanette M. A. Beasts of Love: Richard 

de Fournival’s Bestiaire d’amour and a Woman’s 

Response. (x + 214 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Univ. 

of Toronto Press, 2003. ISBN: 0802036120. 


Analysis of two 13th-century literary works written on the 

model of a bestiary: an erotic work by a chancellor and a 

response by the woman who was the object of his affections. 

1181. DUCHET-SUCHAUX, Gaston, and G. 

CHEVASSU. “Bestiaire et hagiographie.” In 

L’iconographie, edited by Gaston DUCHET- 

SUCHAUX (Paris: Léopard d’or, 2001), 49–67. 

1182. DUCHET-SUCHAUX, Gaston, and Michel 

PASTOUREAU. Le bestiaire médiéval : Dictionnaire 

historique et bibliographique. (167 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Paris: Léopard d’or, 2002. ISBN: 2863771760. 

1183. FARACI, Dora. (Ed.) Simbolismo animale e 

letteratura. Memoria bibliografica, 42. (343 pp.; 

bibl.) Manziana (Roma): Vecchiarelli, 2003. ISBN: 

8882470881. 

Partial contents: Dora FARACI, “Considerazioni su parola e 

immagine nella tradizione dei bestiari medievali,” 9-36; Dora 

FARACI, “Per una determinazione della sfera di fruizione dei 

bestiari: il caso della tortora,” 89-119; Raffaele MORABITO, 

“Dal bestiario alla letteratura emblematica,” 225-238. 

1184. GERRITSEN, W. P. “Das ‘Bestiaire d’Amours’ 

des Richard de Fournival und das sogenannte ‘Niederrheinische 

Moralbuch’ (Hannover, Niedersächische 

Landesbibliothek IV 369).” In Schnittpunkte, edited 

by Angelika LEHMANN-BENZ, Ulrike ZELLMANN 

and Urban KÜSTERS (Münster/New York : Waxmann, 

2003), 215–222. 

1185. GLAENZER, Antoine. “Lions without Villainy: 

Moralisations in a Heraldic Bestiary.” In The 

European Sun, edited by Graham D. CAIE et al. (East 

Lothian, Scotland: Tuckwell Press, 2001), 249–266. 

1186. HOHENSTAUFEN, Frédéric II de. Frédéric 

II de Hohenstaufen, “L’art de chasser avec les oiseaux” 

: Le traité de fauconnerie. Translated, annotated, 

and introduced by Anne PAULUS and Baudouin 

VAN DEN ABEELE. Bibliotheca Cynegetica, 1. (560 

pp.) Nogent-le-Roi: Jacques Laget, 2000. 

1187. JAMES-RAOUL, Danièle. “Inventaire et 

écriture du monde aquatique dans les bestiaires.” 

In Dans l’eau, sous l’eau, edited by Danièle JAMES- 

RAOUL and Claude Alexandre THOMASSET (Paris: 

Presses de l’Université de Paris-Sorbonne, 2002), 

175–226. 

1188. MARCHAND, James W. “The Old Icelandic 

Physiologus.” In De consolatione philologiae, edited 

by Anna A. GROTANS and Evelyn S. FIRCHOW 

(Göppingen: Kümmerle, 2000), 231–244. 

1189. OPPENRAAY, Aafke M. I. van. “The Reception 

of Aristotle’s History of Animals in the Marginalia 

of Some Latin Manuscripts of Michael Scot’s 

Arabic-Latin Translation.” Part of a special issue on 

The Reception of Aristotle’s Physical Works in the 

Middle Ages [ref. 84]. Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 

386–403. 

1190. SCOTT, Alan. “Zoological Marvel and Exegetical 

Method in Origen and the Physiologus.” In 

Reading in Christian Communities, edited by Charles 

A. BOBERTZ, David BRAKKE and Rowan A. GREER 

(Notre Dame, Ind.: Univ. of Notre Dame Press, 2002), 

80–89. 

1191. TESNIÈRE, Marie-Hélène, and Thierry DEL- 

COURT. (Eds.) Bestiaire du Moyen Age : les animaux 

dans les manuscrits. (103 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: 

Somogy, 2004. ISBN: 2850567604.


1192. UYTVEN, Raymond van. De papegaai van 

de paus: Mens en dier in de Middeleeuwen. (299 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Leuven: Davidsfonds, 2003. ISBN: 

9058262154. 

1193. VAN DEN ABEELE, Baudouin. (Ed.) Bestiaires 

médiévaux: nouvelles perspectives sur les 

manuscrits et les traditions textuelles. Publications 

de l’Institut d’études médiévales: textes, études, 

congrès, 21. (ix + 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Louvainla-Neuve: 

Université Catholique de Louvain, 2005. 

ISBN: 2503519830. 

1194. VAN DEN ABEELE, Baudouin, and Jérémy 

LONCKE. “Les traités médiévaux sur le soin des 

chiens : une littérature technique méconnue.” In Inquirens 

subtilia diversa, edited by Horst KRANZ 

and Ludwig FALKENSTEIN (Aachen: Shaker, 2002), 

281–296. 

1195. VAN DEN ABEELE, Baudouin. “Trente et un 

nouveaux manuscrits de l’Aviarium : regards sur la 

diffusion de l’œuvre d’Hugues de Fouilloy.” Scriptorium 

57 (2003): 253–271. 

1196. VOISENET, Jacques, and Jacques LE GOFF. 

Bêtes et hommes dans le monde médiéval : Le bestiaire 

des clers du Ve au XII e siècle. (xvi + 535 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols, 2000. 

ISBN: 2503509606. 

1197. ZAMBON, Francesco. L’alfabeto simbolico 

degli animali: i bestiari del medievo. Biblioteca 

medievale. Saggi, 8. (271 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Milano: 

Luni, 2001. ISBN: 8879842560. 

320-133. HEREDITY, GENETICS, AND EVOLUTION 

1198. KAYE, Sharon M. “Was There No Evolutionary 

Thought in the Middle Ages? The Case of 

William of Ockham.” Brit. J. Hist. Phil. 14 (2006): 

225–244. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1199. NAUTA, Lodi. “Lorenzo Valla’s Critique of 

Aristotelian Psychology.” Vivarium 41 (2003): 120– 

143. 

1200. PERLER, Dominik. “Emotions and Cognitions. 

Fourteenth-Century Discussions on the Passions 

of the Soul.” Vivarium 43 (2005): 250–274. 

320-143. ECONOMICS 

1201. WOOD, Diana. Medieval Economic Thought. 

Cambridge medieval textbooks. (xxii + 259 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0521452600. 


1202. BORSCH, Stuart J. The Black Death in Egypt 

and England: A Comparative Study. (xii + 195 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Austin: Univ. of Texas Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0292706170. 

1203. BOUDON-MILLOT, Véronique, and Bernard 

POUDERON. (Eds.) Les Pères de l’Église face à la 

science médicale de leur temps. Actes du Troisième 

colloque d’études patristiques (Paris, 9-11 septembre 

2004), organisé par l’Institut Catholique de Paris 

et L’Université de Tours, avec la participation de 

l’UMR-CNRS 8062 “Médecine grecque.” Théologie 

historique, 117. (xix + 582 pp.; bibl.) Paris: Beauchesne, 

2005. ISBN: 2701014840. 

Contents: Véronique BOUDON-MILLOT, Bernard POUD- 

ERON and Yves-Marie BLANCHARD, “Préface des organisateurs 

du colloque,” xi–xix; Jacques JOUANNA, “Le 

Pseudo-Jean Damascène, Quid est homo ?” 1–27; Anna 

Maria IERACI BIO, “Medicina e teologia nel De Natura 

Hominis di Melezio,” 29–48; Bernard POUDERON, “La notice 

d’Hippolyte sur Simon : cosmologie, anthropologie et 

embryologie,” 49–71; Véronique BOUDON-MILLOT, “De 

l’homme et du singe chez Galien et Némésius D’Èmèse,” 

73–87; Armelle DEBRU, “Christianisme et galénisme : 

le mouvement volontaire chez Némésius d’Èmèse,” 89– 

103; Jean REYNARD, “Médecine et théologie selon Basile 

d’Ancyre,” 105–120; Yves-Marie DUVAL, “Diététique et 

médecine chez Jérôme,” 121–139; Béatrice CASEAU, “Parfum 

et guérison dans le christianisme ancien et byzantin : 

des huiles parfumées des médecins au myron des saints 

byzantins,” 141–191; Philippe CHALMET, “Le pouvoir de 

guérir. Connaissances médicales et action thaumaturge dans 

le plus anciens Actes apocryphes des Apôtres,” 193–215; 

Bertrand LANÇON, “Attention au malade et téléologie de 

la maladie : le ‘nosomonde’ chrétien de l’Antiquité tardive 

(IV e -VI e siècles),” 217–230; Madeleine SCOPELLO, “Images 

et métaphores de la médecine dans les écrits manichéens 

coptes,” 231–252; Pier Franco BEATRICE, “L’union de l’âme 

et du corps. Némésius d’Émèse lecteur de Porphyre,” 253– 

285; Marie-Hélène CONGOURDEAU, “Médecine et théologie 

chez Anastase le Sinaïte, médecin, moine et didascale,” 287– 

297; Dominique BERTRAND, “Origine de l’âme et animation 

du corps humain,” 299–320; Jean-Claude FREDOUILLE, 

“Observations sur la terminologie anthropologique de tertullien 

: constantes et variations,” 321–334; Michel J.-Louis 

PERRIN, “Médecine, maladie et théologie chez Lactance 

(250–325),” 335–350; Patrick LAURENCE, “La faiblesse 

féminine chez les Pères de l’Église,” 351–377; Isabelle BO- 

CHET, “Maladie de l’âme et thérapeutique scriptuaire selon 

Augustin,” 379–400; Annick LALLEMAND, “Références 

médicales et exégèse spirituelle chez Grégoire de Nysse,” 

401–426; Doris MEYER, “Médecine et théologie chez 

Philostorge,” 427–449; Marie-Odile BOULNOIS, “L’union 

de l’âme et du corps comme modèle christologique, de 

Némésius d’Émèse à la controverse nestorienne,” 451–475; 

Yves-Marie BLANCHARD, “Le Christ médecin et la relecture 

augustinienne du prologue johannique,” 477–495; 

Philippe BLAUDEAU, “Symbolique médicale et dénonciation 

de l’hérésie : le cas monophysite dans les sources pontificales 

de la seconde moitié du V e siècle,” 497–524; Marie-Anne 

VANNIER, “L’image du Christ médecin chez les Pères,” 

525–534; Philippe CASPAR, “L’apport des Pères à la question 

contemporaine du statut du zygote,” 535–553; Claude 

SUREAU, “Homo est. Questionnements d’un praticien sur 

l’éthique de la procréation,” 555–582. 

1204. BYRNE, Joseph Patrick. The Black Death. 

Greenwood Guides to Historic Events of the Medieval 

World. (xxx + 231 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Westport: 

Greenwood Press, 2004. ISBN: 0313324921. 

1205. CARLINO, Andrea. “Petrarch and the Early 

Modern Critics of Medicine.” J. Medieval Early Mod. 

Stud. 35 (2005): 559–582. 

1206. DEMAITRE, Luke. “The Art and Science of 

Prognostication in Early University Medicine.” Bull. 

Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 765–788. 

1207. GIRALT, Sebastià. “El autor del Contra calculum 

y de otros tres tratados médicos: ¿Arnau de 

Vilanova o Galvano da Levanto?” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 

(2003): 32–68.

1208. GIRALT, Sebastià. “Entorn de la tradició textual 

de la Practica summaria d’Arnau de Vilanova.” 

Dynamis 24 (2004): 269–280. 

1209. GIRALT, Sebastià. “The Consilia Attributed 

to Arnau de Vilanova.” Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 

311–356. 

1210. GOW, Andrew Colin. “Sanguis naturalis and 

Sanc de Miracle: Ancient Medicine, ‘Superstition,’ 

and the Metaphysics of Mediaeval Healing Miracles.” 

Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 129–158. 

1211. KELLY, Maria. A History of the Black Death 

in Ireland. (160 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Charleston, 

SC: Tempus, 2001. ISBN: 0752419870. 

1212. LAND, Karine Van’t. “De grenzen van het 

vak selectie en twijfel in Middelnederlandse Chirurgieën.” 

Gewina 29 (2006): 11–25. 

1213. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “L’œuvre médicale 

de Maïmonide : un apercu général.” In LÉVY and 

RASHED [ref. 909], 275–302. 

1214. MOOG, Ferdinand Peter, and Axel KAREN- 

BERG. “Heilige als Patrone gegen Schlaganfall.” 

Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 196–209. 

Seeks to understand why in most places apoplexy, unlike 

most ailments during the High Middle Ages, had no patron 

saints. 

1215. NICOUD, Marilyn. “L’œuvre de Maïmonide 

et la pensée médicale occidentale à la fin du Moyen 

Âge.” In LÉVY and RASHED [ref. 909], 411–431. 

1216. PLATZEK, Reinhard. “Würzburger Medizin 

im Mittelalter: Anmerkungen zu einer verpaßten 

Chance.” With English summary. Sudhoffs Arch. 88 

(2004): 226–243. 

1217. PRIORESCHI, Plinio. A History of Medicine, 

Volume V: Medieval Medicine. Mellen History of 

Medicine. (bibl.; index.) Omaha: Horatio Press, 

2003. ISBN: 1888456019. 

1218. VOLLMANN, Benedikt Konrad. “Auf dem 

Weg zur authentischen Hildegard. Bemerkungen 

zu den nur in der Florentiner Physica: Handschrift 

überlieferten Texten.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 

159–172. 

1219. WEBB, Heather Mariah. “The Medieval Heart: 

The Physiology, Poetics and Theology of the Heart in 

Thirteenth and Fourteenth-Century Italy.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1361. 

Dissertation at Stanford University, 2004. Adviser: Harrison, 

Robert. UMI pub. no. 3128495. 159 pp. 

1220. YEARL, Mary Katherine Keblinger Hague. 

“The Time of Bloodletting.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 

(2006): 4139. 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2005. Adviser: Freedman, 

Paul. UMI pub. no. 3194729. 231 pp. “Addresses why 

bloodletting developed into a central practice in Western 

religious life.” (from the abstract) 


HEALTH 

1221. CRISLIP, Andrew T. From Monastery to Hospital: 

Christian Monasticism and the Transformation 

of Health Care in Late Antiquity. (x + 235 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0472114743. 

330. Renaissance Western European contexts 63 

1222. KINZELBACH, Annemarie. “Infection, Contagion, 

and Public Health in Late Medieval and Early 

Modern German Imperial Towns.” J. Hist. Med. 

Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 369–389. 


1223. BINDING, Günther. Medieval Building Techniques. 

(215 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stroud: Tempus, 

2004. ISBN: 0752428829. 

1224. BORK, Robert O. (Ed.) De Re Metallica: The 

Uses of Metal in the Middle Ages. AVISTA Studies 

in the History of Medieval Technology, Science and 

Art. (xxii + 420 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, 

VT: Ashgate, 2005. ISBN: 0754650480. 

1225. FEUERLE, Mark. Blide – Mange – Trebuchet: 

Technik, Entwicklung und Wirkung des Wurfgeschützes 

im Mittelalter: eine Studie zur mittelalterlichen 

Innovationsgeschichte. Veröffentlichungen des 

1. Zentrums für Experimentelles Mittelalter, Vechta, 

1. (193 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Diepholz: GNT-Verlag, 2005. 

ISBN: 3928186787. 

1226. LANDERS, John. The Field and the Forge: 

Population, Production, and Power in the Preindustrial 

West. (xiii + 440 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 



1227. BOYER, Jean-Paul. “Dominer et exploiter la 

terre en Haute Provence entre le XIII e et le XV e 

siècle.” In Agriculture méditerranéenne, edited by 

Marie-Claire AMOURETTI and Georges COMET 

(Aix-en-Provence: Publications de l’Université de 

Provence, 2002), 41–82. 

1228. FENTON, Paul B. “Maïmonide et 

L’Agriculture nabatéenne.” In LÉVY and RASHED 

[ref. 909], 303–333. 

1229. GIESE, Martina. “Zur lateinischen 

Überlieferung von Burgundios Wein- und Gottfrieds 

Pelzbuch.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 195–234. 

330. RENAISSANCE WESTERN EUROPEAN 



1230. CANONE, Eugenio, and Arcangelo ROSSI. 

“Presentazione.” Special Issue: Giordano Bruno tra 

scienza e filosofia. Physis 38 (2001): 3–8. 

Contents: V. CAPPELLETTI, “Giordano Bruno tra due rivoluzioni,” 

9–18; VASOLI [ref. 1375]; BOLZONI [ref. 1244]; 

J. -R. ARMOGATHE, “Innovation brunienne et technique de 

mémoire dans le De compositione imaginum,” 67–74; CLU- 

CAS [ref. 1270]; BASSI [ref. 1269]; OLIVERIO [ref. 1374]; 

E. CANONE, “Sui concetti di archetipo e specie in Bruno,” 

135–148; SEIDENGART [ref. 1326]; KNOX [ref. 1345]; 

BACCHELLI [ref. 1274]; MARTINI and MASANI [ref. 1319]; 

BERGIA [ref. 342]; GRANADA [ref. 1312]; ROSSI [ref. 1325]; 

GIANNETTO [ref. 1343]; GIUDICE [ref. 1344]; SCIAC- 

CALUGA [ref. 1347]; H. GATTI, “I linguaggi molteplici della 

nuova scienza nel pensiero di Giordano Bruno,” 391–414; 

S. PLASTINA, “Nicholas Hill and Giordano Bruno: The 

New Cosmology in the Philosophia Epicurea,” 415–432; A. 

DEL PRETE, “Immagini di Giordano Bruno nella Francia 

del Seicento,” 433–446; S. RICCI, “Immagini di Bruno nella 

filosofia e nella scienza europea tra Settecento e Ottocento,”

64 330. Renaissance Western European contexts 

447–472; W. WILDGEN, “La filosofia di Bruno come guida 

ad una semiotica della scienza moderna,” 473–486. 

1231. EVANS, Robert J. W., and Alexander MARR. 

(Eds.) Curiosity and Wonder from the Renaissance to 

the Enlightenment. (280 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: 

Ashgate Publishing, 2006. ISBN: 0754641023. 

Contents: Wes WILLIAMS, “Out of the Frying Pan: Curiosity, 

Danger, and the Poetics of Witness in the Renaissance 

Traveller’s Tale”; Neil KENNY, “The Metaphorical Collecting 

of Curiosities in Early Modern France and Germany”; 

Adriana TURPIN, “The New World Collections of Duke 

Cosimo I de Medici and Their Role in the Creation of a 

Kunst- and Wunderkammer in the Palazzo Vecchio, or, Did 

the Medici Ever Create a Kunstkammer?”; Claire PRE- 

STON, “The Jocund Cabinet and the Melancholy Museum in 

Seventeenth-Century English Literature”; Peter FORSHAW, 

“Curious Knowledge and Wonder-Working Wisdom in the 

Occult Works of Heinrich Khunrath”; Stephen CLUCAS, 

“Enthusiasm and Damnable Curiosity: Meric Casaubon and 

John Dee”; Alexander MARR, “Gentille curiosité: Wonder- 

Working and the Culture of Automata in the Late Renaissance”; 

Deborah HARKNESS, “Nosce teipsum: Curiosity, 

the Humoural Body, and the Culture of Therapeutics in Late 

Sixteenth- and Early Seventeenth-Century England”; Paola 

BERTUCCI, “Back from Wonderland: Jean Antoine Nollet’s 

Italian Tour (1749)”; George ROUSSEAU, “Curiosity and the 

lusus naturae: The Case of Proteus Hill.” 

1232. LIU Xiaoxue and LIU Bing. “The Change 

of the Image of Giordano Bruno—Yates’ Study and 

Revelation.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


1233. “Michele Camerota’s New Biography of 

Galileo: Three Essay Reviews.” Early Sci. Med. 

10 (2005): 544–565. 

Contents: Maurice A. FINOCCHIARO, Early Sci. Med. 10 

(2005): 545–557, Paolo PALMIERI, Early Sci. Med. 10 

(2005): 557-560, Steffen DUCHEYNE, Early Sci. Med. 10 

(2005): 560–565. 

1234. NÆSS, Atle. Galileo Galilei, When the World 

Stood Still. (viii + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin; 

New York: Springer, 2005. ISBN: 3540219617; 

354027054X (ebook). 

1235. POMATA, Gianna, and Nancy G. SIRAISI. 

(Eds.) Historia: Empiricism and Erudition in Early 

Modern Europe. Transformations. (viii + 490 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0262162296. 

Essays on the meaning of the word historia in early modern 

natural philosophy. Contents: Nancy G. SIRAISI and Gianna 

POMATA, “Introduction,” 1-38; GRAFTON [ref. 1376]; 

OGILVIE [ref. 1261]; POMATA [ref. 1391]; MACLEAN 

[ref. 1367]; MULSOW [ref. 1476]; Donald R. KELLEY, 

“Between History and System,” 211-237; PINON [ref. 1370]; 

BLAIR [ref. 1243]; Chiara CRISCIANI, “Histories, Stories, 

Exempla, and Anecdotes: Michele Savonarola from Latin to 

Vernacular,” 297-324; SIRAISI [ref. 1400]; Peter N. MILLER, 

“Description Terminable and Interminable: Looking at the 

Past, Nature, and Peoples in Peiresc’s Archive,” 355-397. 

1236. POPPER, Nicholas. “The English Polydaedali: 

How Gabriel Harvey Read Late Tudor London.” J. 

Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 351–381. 

On Harvey’s understanding of how practice and knowledge 

could be unified as he encountered the urban London environment. 

1237. SHEA, William R. “A New Biography of 

Galileo.” Nuncius 20 (2005): 431–448. 

Essay review of Michele CAMEROTA, Galileo Galilei e la 

cultura scientifica nell’età della Controriforma (2004). 

1238. WUSSING, Hans. Die große Erneuerung: Zur 

Geschichte der Wissenschaftlichen Revolution. (ix 

+223 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Basel: Birkhäuser, 2002. 

ISBN: 3764366982. 



1239. KUSUKAWA, Sachiko, and Ian MACLEAN. 

(Eds.) Transmitting Knowledge: Words, Images, 

and Instruments in Early Modern Europe. Oxford- 

Warburg studies. (xv + 274 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford/New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

019928878X. 

Contents: (from WorldCat) Richard SCHOLAR, “Introduction,” 

1-10; DUPRÉ [ref. 1341]; EAGLETON [ref. 1265]; 

KUSUKAWA [ref. 1240]; LÜTHY [ref. 1439]; MACLEAN 

[ref. 1388]; MARR [ref. 1545]; MOSLEY [ref. 1321]; PANTIN 

[ref. 1571]; REMMERT [ref. 1601]. 

1240. KUSUKAWA, Sachiko. “The Uses of Pictures 

in the Formation of Learned Knowledge: The 

Cases of Leonhard Fuchs and Andreas Vesalius.” In 

KUSUKAWA and MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 73–96. 


ECONOMICS 

1241. WALTHER, Gerrit. “Fürsten, Höfe und Naturwissenschaften 

in der Frühen Neuzit. Versuch einer 

Systematik.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 

143–160. 


LITERATURE 

1242. BIGNAMI, Giovanni F., and Galileo GALILEI. 

Against the Donning of the Gown; Enigma. (85 pp.; 

ill.) London: Moon Books, 2000. 

Two poems composed ca. 1590 in Italian with parallel 

English translation; introduction in English. Galileo satirizes 

academia. 

1243. BLAIR, Ann. “Historia in Zwinger’s Theatrum 

humanae vitae.” In POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 

269–296. 

1244. BOLZONI, Lina. “Note su Bruno e Ariosto.” 

Physis 38 (2001): 41–66. 

1245. GOUK, Penelope. “Doctors and Practitioners: 

Music and Medicine as Paradigms of the Arts-Science 

Divide in Early Modern Europe.” In MAHLMANN- 

BAUER [ref. 1247], 161–188. 

1246. LAURENZA, Domenico. De figura umana: fisiognomica, 

anatomia e arte in Leonardo. Biblioteca 

di Nuncius, Studi e Testi, 42. (xxi + 241 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Firenze: Leo S. Olschki, 2001. ISBN: 



1247. MAHLMANN-BAUER, Barbara. (Ed.) Scientiae 

et artes: Die Vermittlung alten und neuen Wissens 

in Literatur, Kunst und Musik. Wolfenbütteler 

Arbeiten zur Barockforschung, 38. (2 vol., 1136 pp.; 

ill.) Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz in Kommission, 2004. 

ISBN: 3447049030. 

Articles from 10. Kongress des Wolfenbütteler Arbeitskreises 

für Barockforschung, April 5-8, 2000. German, 

English and French. Partial contents: Barbara MAHLMANN- 

BAUER, “Artes et scientiae - Künste und Wissenschaften - im

Verhältnis zur Natur,” 11-62; COPENHAVER [ref. 310]; BAL- 

DINI [ref. 1275]; WALTHER [ref. 1241]; GOUK [ref. 1245]; 

STEIGER [ref. 1263]; Barbara WELZEL, “Sinnliche Erkenntnis, 

Wissenschaft und Bildtheorie. Der Fünf-Sinne- 

Zyklus von Jan Brueghel d. Ä. und Peter Paul Rubens 

für das erzherzogliche Paar Albrecht und Isabella,” 231- 

246; LEOPOLD [ref. 1301]; KRAFFT [ref. 1317]; Eberhard 

KNOBLOCH, “Astronomie, Astrologie, Kosmologie. Bericht 

über die Sektionsreferate,” 311-314; MAHLMANN 

[ref. 1257]; REPO [ref. 1339]; GLASEMANN [ref. 1488]; 

DANIELSON [ref. 1308]; FRIEDRICH [ref. 1558]; Dieter 

MARTIN, “Kometen in der deutschen Barockdichtung,” 425- 

446; NEUSCHÄFER [ref. 1260]; SCHADEL [ref. 1284]; Ralph 

HÄFNER, “Der Wandel der Weltalter. Daniel Heinsius’ Pandora-Hymnos 

und die kosmologischen Voraussetzungen des 

Völkerrechts in Hugo Grotius’ Mare liberum,” 525-560; Inge 

MAGER, “Paul Gerhardts Naturvorstellung im Spiegel seiner 

Lieder,” 561-578; GRIMM [ref. 1801]; Claudia VALTER, 

“Abbildung, Katalogisierung, Beschreibung: Ordnungsversuche 

in Kunst- und Wunderkammern,” 593-630; KÜHLMANN 

[ref. 391]; KAHN [ref. 1349]; Gerhard F. STRASSER, “Magia 

naturalis in der Kryptographie, oder ‘Wie man über 100. oder 

1000. Meilen einem etwas entdecken soll’ ,” 693-700; Helmut 

GIER, “Ein rosenkreuzerisches Beziehungsgeflecht in 

Augsburg während des zweiten Jahrzehnts des 17. Jahrhunderts: 

der Verlag von Stephan Michelspacher und sein Umfeld,” 

701-716; DAMMANN [ref. 1609]; DOHM [ref. 1708]; 

Anne EUSTERSCHULTE, “Homo universi speculum. Reflexionstheorie 

und Seelenlehre bei Carolus Bovillus,” 751- 

776; ZEUCH [ref. 1285]; FREEDMAN [ref. 1278]; POZZO 

[ref. 1282]; BOENKE [ref. 1503]; Ernst KOCH, “Glaube und 

Empfinden. Theologische Aspekte zur Sensibilisierung des 

Individuums in lutherischer Erbauungsliteratur nach 1660,” 

861-870; Simone De ANGELIS, “Anthropolgie und Gesetz. 

Konzepte von der Natur des Menschen im 16. Jahrhundert: 

Vives und Melanchthon,” 871-896; BONDIO [ref. 1377]; 

STOLBERG [ref. 1403]; MEISE [ref. 1656]; BRIESEMEISTER 

[ref. 1447]; Joachim KÜPPER, “Prä-Empirismus und Fideismus 

im Spanien des 16. und des 17. Jahrhunderts (Acosta: 

Historia natural y moral de las Indias - Calderón: La vida 

es sueño),” 1011-1028; Nils BÜTTNER, “ ‘Noordsche lantgezigten’ 

- Allaert van Everdingen, Jacob van Ruisdael und die 

neue Sicht auf die Welt in der Kosmographie,” 1053-1076; 

Hans Rudolf VELTEN, “Selbstdenken und Autodidaktik. Die 

europäische Aufnahme von Ibn Tufails Hayy Ibn Yaqzan 

(Philosophus autodidactus) als Modell des orientalischen 

Weltweisen,” 1077-1098. 

1248. PASTER, Gail Kern. Humoring the Body: 

Emotions and the Shakespearean Stage. (xv + 274 

pp.; ill.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0226648478. 

1249. STORK, David G. “Did Hans Memling Employ 

Optical Projections When Painting Flower Still- 

Life?” Leonardo 38 (2005): 155–160. 

1250. TURNER, Henry S. The English Renaissance 

Stage: Geometry, Poetics, and the Practical Spatial 

Arts 1580–1630. (xv + 326 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0199287384. 

“Examines the history of English dramatic form and its relationship 

to the mathematics, technology, and early scientific 

thought during the Renaissance period.” (from the publisher) 

1251. TYLER, Christopher. “Rosetta Stone? Hockney, 

Falco and the Sources of ‘Opticality’ in Lorenzo 

Lotto’s Husband and Wife.” Leonardo 37 (2004): 



Argues against David Hockney that Lotto used optical projection 

to guide his painting. 

330-24. SCIENCE AND MEDIA; COMMUNICATION 

OF SCIENCE 

1252. FÜSSEL, Stephan. Gutenberg and the Impact 

of Printing. English edition. Translated by Douglas 

Martin. (216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, Vt.: 

Ashgate, 2005. ISBN: 0754635376. 


1253. KAVEY, Allison B. “Worlds of Secrets: Books 

of Secrets and Popular Natural Philosophy in England, 

1550–1600.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 (2005): 

4696. 

Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University, 2005. Adviser: 

Principe, Lawrence. UMI pub. no. 3155628. 295 pp. 


1254. DUCHEYNE, Steffen. Essay review. Early Sci. 

Med. 10 (2005): 560–565. 



1255. FINOCCHIARO, Maurice A. Essay review. 

Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 545–557. 



1256. FRANK, Günter, and Herman J. SELDER- 

HUIS. (Eds.) Melanchthon und der Calvinismus. 

Melanchthon-Schriften der Stadt Bretten, 9. (375 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt: 

Frommann-Holzboog, 2005. ISBN: 3772822363. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Paul METZGER, “Geleitwort”; 

Riemer FABER, “The Humanism of Melanchthon and of 

Calvin”; Lyle D. BIERMA, “The Structure of the Heidelberg 

Catechism: Melanchthonian or Calvinist?”; Herman 

J. SELDERHUIS, “Ille Phoenix: Melanchthon und der Heidelberger 

Calvinismus 1583-1622”; Karin MAAG, “Higher 

Education for Melanchthon and Calvinism: A Comparative 

Approach”; Jan ROHLS, “Aristotelische Methodik und 

protestantische Theologie. Von Melanchthon zu Zabarella”; 

Michael BECHT, “Pia Synodus. Die Lehre vom Konzil 

in der Theologie Philipp Melanchthons und Johannes 

Calvins”; Christoph STROHM, “Melanchthon-Rezeption 

in der Ethik des frühen Calvinismus”; Günter FRANK, “Zur 

Gottes- und Trinitätslehre bei Melanchthon und Calvin”; 

Theodor MAHLMANN, “Melanchthon als Vorläufer des Wittenberger 

Kryptocalvinismus”; Max ENGAMMARE, “The 

Horoscopes of Calvin, Melanchthon and Luther. An Unexpected 

Post-Tridentine Polemical Argument”; Wim JANSE, 

“Die Melanchthonrezeption des Nonkonformisten Wilhelm 

Klebitz (ca. 1533-1568)”; Willem Van’t SPIJKER, “Die 

Diversität der reformierten Scholastik. Die theologische 

Methode Melanchthons und Calvins imVergleich und beider 

Auswirkungen auf die reformierte Scholastik”; Andreas J. 

BECK, “Zur Rezeption Melanchthons bei Gisbertus Voetius 

(1589-1676), namentlich in seiner Gotteslehre.” 

1257. MAHLMANN, Theodor. “Hieronymus Zanchis 

Trakat Über die Weissagung. Naturwissenschaft bei 

einem reformierten Theologen.” In MAHLMANN- 

BAUER [ref. 1247], 315–348. 

1258. MANDELBROTE, Scott. “The Religion of 

Thomas Harriot.” In Thomas Harriot, edited by 

Robert FOX (Aldershot, Hants, England/Burlington, 

VT: Ashgate, 2000), 346–379.


1259. NEUMANN, Hanns-Peter. Natura sagax: Die 

geistige Natur. Zum Zusammenhang von Naturphilosophie 

und Mystik in der frühen Neuzeit am Beispiel 

Johann Arndts. Frühe Neuzeit, 94. (vii + 280 pp.) 

Tübingen: Max Niemeyer, 2004. ISBN: 3484365943. 

1260. NEUSCHÄFER, Anne. “Von der Premiére 

Sepmaine zu La Création: Anmerkungen zur 

französischen Hexameralliteratur des 16. Jahrhunderts.” 

In MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 463–498. 

1261. OGILVIE, Brian W. “Natural History, Ethics, 

and Physico-Theology.” In POMATA and SIRAISI 

[ref. 1235], 75–103. 

1262. PALMIERI, Paolo. Essay review. Early Sci. 

Med. 10 (2005): 557–560. 



1263. STEIGER, Johann Anselm. “ ‘Alles vol Bibel’. 

Die Predigt der Kreatur in der Theologie Martin 

Luthers. Oder: Die Sprachmacht des Gemachten.” In 

MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 189–214. 



1264. EAGLETON, Catherine, and Patrick BONER. 

(Eds.) Instruments of Mystery. (iv + 65 pp.) Cambridge: 

Cambridge Latin Therapy Group and the 

Whipple Museum of the History of Science, 2004. 

ISBN: 0906271223. 

On the difficulties of translating into English three Latin texts 

on unusual instruments: a planetary instrument, a device for 

extracting a mandrake root, and a code transmitter. Reviews: 

[ref. R253] 

1265. EAGLETON, Catherine. “Medieval Sundials 

and Manuscript Sources: The Transmission of Information 

about the Navicula and the Organum Ptolomei 

in Fifteenth-Century Europe.” In KUSUKAWA and 

MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 41–72. 



1266. CLERICUZIO, Antonio. “Preface.” Special 

Issue: Science Teaching in Early Modern Europe. 

Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 129–130. 

Papers from a conference in Florence, June 5–7, 2003. Contents: 

LINES [ref. 1294]; FELDHAY [ref. 1591]; MORAN 

[ref. 1348]; PANTIN [ref. 1324]; NAVARRO-BROTÓNS 

[ref. 1297]; GATTO [ref. 1290]; BROCKLISS [ref. 1504]; 

BLUM [ref. 1276]; CORMACK [ref. 1619]; CAMEROTA 

[ref. 1288]; CLERICUZIO [ref. 1605]; FAVINO [ref. 1537]. 

330-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF 

SCIENTISTS, INCLUDING CORRESPONDENCE 

AND PUBLICATION 

1267. CECCHINI, Michela, and Clara Silvia ROERO. 

“I corrispondenti di Giovanni Battista Benedetti.” 

Physis 41 (2004): 31–66. 


1268. ARMSTRONG, Sean. “Superstition and the 

Idols of the Mind: How the Witch-Hunt Helped 

Shape the Scientific Revolution in England.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 315. 

Dissertation at York University (Canada), 2004. Adviser: 

Schabas, Margaret. UMI pub. no. NQ99139. 332 pp. 

1269. BASSI, Simonetta. “Le parole della magia.” 

Physis 38 (2001): 99–110. 

1270. CLUCAS, S. “Giordano Bruno’s De imaginum, 

signorum et idearum compositione: Art, Magic and 

Mnemotechnics.” Physis 38 (2001): 75–98. 

1271. FANTINI, Maria Pia. “Tra poesia e magia: 

Antiche formule di scongiuro (Secoli XVI-XVII).” 

Stud. Stor. 46 (2005): 749–769. 

1272. LEHRICH, Christopher I. The Language of 

Demons and Angels: Cornelius Agrippa’s Occult 

Philosophy. Brill’s Studies in Intellectual History, 

119. (xii + 256 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden and 

Boston: Brill, 2003. ISBN: 900413574X. 


1273. SANDS, Kathleen R. Demon Possession in 

Elizabethan England. (225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Westport: Praeger, 2004. ISBN: 027598169X. 



1274. BACCHELLI, Franco. “Palingenio e Giordano 

Bruno.” Physis 38 (2001): 211–222. 

1275. BALDINI, Ugo. “Ontology and Mechanics in 

Jesuit Scholasticism: The Case of Gabriel Vazquez.” 


1276. BLUM, Paul Richard. “Benedictus Pererius: 

Renaissance Culture at the Origins of Jesuit Science.” 

Special Issue: Science Teaching in Early Modern 

Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 279– 

304. 

1277. CANONE, Eugenio. Il dorso e il grembo 

dell’eterno: Percorsi della filosofia di Giordano Bruno. 

Bruniana & Campanelliana, Supplementi, 4. (xi 

+ 254 pp.; bibl.; index.) Pisa: Istituti Editoriali e 

Poligrafici Internazionali, 2003. ISBN: 8881473666. 


1278. FREEDMAN, Joseph S. “The Soul (anima) 

According to Clemens Timpler (1563/4–1624) and 

Some of His Central European Contemporaries.” In 


1279. GONTIER, Thierry. (Ed.) Animal et animalité 

dans la philosophie de la Renaissance et de l’Age 

Classique. Bibliothèque philosophique de Louvain. 

(vi + 246 pp.; bibl.) Louvain: Peeters, 2005. ISBN: 

2877238598. 

Contributors (from the publisher): Francesco ADORNO; 

Pierre CAYE; Luc FOISNEAU; Thierry GONTIER; Jean-Luc 

GUICHET; Jean-Paul LARTHOMAS; Thierry MÉNISSIER; 

Enrico NUZZO; Nicole PANICHI; Francesco PIRO; Carole 

TALON-HUGON; and Arnaud ZUCKER. 

1280. HIGASHI Shinishiro. “Scholastic Natural Philosophy 

and the Concept of Interminate Quantity 

in the Sixteenth Century.” [Translated title.] In 

Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 

98–101. 

1281. KÄRKKÄINEN, Pekka. “Theology, Philosophy, 

and Immortality of the Soul in the Late Via 

Moderna of Erfurt.” Vivarium 43 (2005): 337–360. 

1282. POZZO, Riccardo. “Philosophy, Medicine, and 

Aristotle’s De Anima in Helmstedt at the Close of the 

Renaissance.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 

831–842. 

1283. RAIMONDI, Francesco Paolo. “Cardano e 

Vanini tra sapere pre-scientifico e scienza moderna:

significato e limiti della presenza cardaniana nei testi 

vaniniani.” Physis 41 (2004): 1–29. 

1284. SCHADEL, Erwin. “Aspekte einer harmonikalen 

Naturphilosophie bei Johann Amos Comenius.” 


1285. ZEUCH, Ulricke. “Von den qualitates sensibles 

(primae et secundae) zur Ausdehnung als objektiver 

Eigenschaft.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 

777–790. 


1286. BARTHÉLEMY DE ROMANS. Une 

arithmétique commerciale du XV e siècle. Le “Compendy 

de la praticque des nombres” de Barthélemy 

de Romans. Edited by Maryvonne SPIESSER. Text 

in Middle French with modern French translation; 

critical material in modern French. De diversis artibus, 

70. (762 pp.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2003. ISBN: 

2503511961. 


1287. BENNETT, Jim. “Geometry in Context in the 

Sixteenth Century: The View from the Museum.” 

Early Sci. Med. 7 (2002): 214–230. 

1288. CAMEROTA, Filippo. “Teaching Euclid in a 

Practical Context: Linear Perspective and Practical 

Geometry.” Special Issue: Science Teaching in Early 

Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 

323–334. 

Looks at optics and the mathematical training of architects, 

painters, and surveyors. 

1289. CORMACK, Lesley B. “Mathematics and Empire: 

The Military Impulse and the Scientific Revolution.” 

In STEELE and DORLAND [ref. 1480], 

181–203. 

1290. GATTO, Romano. “Christoph Clavius’ ‘Ordo 

Servandus in Addiscendis Disciplinis Mathematicis’ 

and the Teaching of Mathematics in Jesuit Colleges 

at the Beginning of the Modern Era.” Special Issue: 

Science Teaching in Early Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. 

Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 235–258. 

1291. HIGASHI, Shinichiro. “Entre épistémologie 

et métaphysique. La philosophie aristotélicienne des 

mathématiques au XVI e siécle.” In MORELON and 

HASNAWI [ref. 21], 623–643. 

1292. LA ROSA, Myrna. “Spanish Calculators and 

Galileo.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 66/12 (2006): 6660. 


Adviser: Calderon, Calixto. UMI pub. no. 3199861. 87 pp. 

1293. LAMASSÉ, Stéphane. “Une utilisation précoce 

de l’algèbre en France au XV e siècle. Note sur le manuscrit 

1339 de la Bibliothèque nationale de France.” 

Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 239–255. 

1294. LINES, David A. “Natural Philosophy and 

Mathematics in Sixteenth-Century Bologna.” Special 

Issue: Science Teaching in Early Modern Europe 

[ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 131–150. 

1295. MACLEAN, Ian. “Thomas Harriot on Combinations.” 

Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 57–88. 

1296. MALET, Antoni. “Renaissance Notions of 

Number and Magnitude.” Hist. Math. 33 (2006): 

63–81. 

1297. NAVARRO-BROTÓNS, Víctor. “The Teaching 

of the Mathematical Disciplines in Sixteenth-Century 


Spain.” Special Issue: Science Teaching in Early 

Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 

(2006): 209–233. 

Emphasizes the importance of the study of navigation in 

these Spanish schools. 

1298. REY, Javier Docampo. “Reading Luca Pacioli’s 

Summa in Catalonia: An Early 16th-Century 

Catalan Manuscript on Algebra and Arithmetic.” 

Hist. Math. 33 (2006): 43–62. 

1299. SPIESSER, Maryvonne. (Ed.) Une 

arithmétique commerciale du XV e siècle : Le “Compendy 

de la praticque des nombres” de Barthélemy 

de Romans. De Diversis Artibus, 70. (762 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Belgium: Brepols, 2003. ISBN: 2503511961. 


1300. WILLIAMS, Lambert. “Cardano and the Gambler’s 

Habitus.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 36 (2005): 

23–41. 

330-104. MUSIC 

1301. LEOPOLD, Silke. “Dolcissimo uscignolo. 

Naturvorstellungen in Musik und Musiktheorie des 

16. und 17. Jahrhunderts.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER 

[ref. 1247], 247–272. 

1302. PRINS, Jacomien. “Muziektherapie in Marsilio 

Ficino’s Compendium in Timaeum.” Gewina 29 

(2006): 41–52. 


1303. BEN-ZAKEN, Avner. “The Angelus Novus 

of Early Modern Science: The Past, the East and 

the Circulation of Post-Copernican Astronomy in the 

Eastern Mediterranean, 1560–1660.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 65/05 (2004): 1936. 


2004. Adviser: Porter, Theodore. UMI pub. no. 3133014. 

394 pp. 

1304. BETSCH, Gerhard, and Jürgen HAMEL. (Eds.) 

Zwischen Copernicus und Kepler: M. Michael Maestlinus, 

Mathematicus Goeppingensis, 1550–1631. 

Vorträge auf dem Symposium, veranstaltet in Tübingen 

vom 11. bis 13. Oktober 2000 von der Fakultät 

für Physik der Universität Tübingen. Acta historica 

astronomiae, v. 17. (247 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Frankfurt am 

Main: H. Deutsch, 2002. ISBN: 3817116888. 


1305. BROECKE, Steven Vanden. “Teratology and 

the Publication of Tycho Brahe’s New World System, 

1588.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 1–17. 

1306. CAUDET, Amparo Sebastián, and Ruth López 

CAMPOS. “Two Astronomical Compendia in the 

Spanish National Museum of Science and Technology.” 

Nuncius 20 (2005): 69–94. 

1307. COPERNICUS, Nicolaus. De Revolutionibus 

Orbium Coelestium. Commentary by Owen GIN- 

GERICH. Octavo Digital Editions. (1 CD-ROM.) 

Oakland, Calif.: Octavo, 2003. ISBN: 1891788140. 

CD contains digital images of each page of this book, cover 

to cover. 

1308. DANIELSON, Dennis Richard. “Poeticizing 

the Earth in the Copernican Cosmos.” In 


1309. GINGERICH, Owen, and James R. VOELKEL. 

“Tycho and Kepler: Solid Myth versus Subtle Truth.”



in the Natural and Social Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 

72 (2005): 77–106. 

1310. GODDU, André. “Copernicus’s Annotations: 

Revisions of Czartoryski’s ‘Copernicana.’ ” Scriptorium 

58 (2004): 202–226. 

1311. GODDU, André. “Reflections on the Origin of 

Copernicus’s Cosmology.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

37–53. 

1312. GRANADA, Miguel A. “Considerazioni sulla 

disposizione ed il movimento del sole e delle stelle in 

Giordano Bruno.” Physis 38 (2001): 257–282. 

1313. GRANADA, Miguel A. “Did Tycho Eliminate 

the Celestial Spheres before 1586?” J. Hist. Astron. 

37 (2006): 125–145. 

1314. HAYTON, Darin. “Astrologers and Astrology 

in Vienna during the Era of Emperor Maximilian I 


Dissertation at University of Notre Dame, 2004. Adviser: 

Louthan, Howard P. UMI pub. no. 3121051. 484 pp. 

1315. JARDINE, Nicholas, Dieter LAUNERT, Alain 

SEGONDS, Adam MOSLEY, and Karin TYBJERG. 

“Tycho v. Ursus: The Build-up to a Trial, Part 1.” J. 

Hist. Astron. 36 (2005): 81–106. 

1316. KANAS, Nick. “Alessandro Piccolomini and 

the First Printed Star Atlas (1540).” Imago Mundi 58 

(2006): 70–76. 

1317. KRAFFT, Fritz. “Astronomie und Weltbild 

zwischen Copernicus, Kepler und Newton.” In 


1318. LERNER, Michel-Pierre. “The Heliocentric 

‘Heresy’: From Suspicion to Condemnation.” In 

MCMULLIN [ref. 1475], 11–37. 

1319. MARTINI, Adele, and Alberto MASANI. 

“Dall’infinito bruniano alla problematica del finito 

nella cosmologia moderna.” Physis 38 (2001): 

223–236. 

Focus is on Bruno’s part in the separation of modern science 

from philosophy and theology. 

1320. MAYAUD, Pierre-Noël. Le conflit entre 

l’astronomie nouvelle et l’écriture sainte aux XVI e 

et XVII e siècles : un moment de l’histoire des idées : 

autour de l’affaire Galilée. Bibliothèque littéraire de 

la Renaissance, 55. (6 vol., 3416 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: Honore Champion, 2005. ISBN: 2745311263. 

Six volumes: 1. Présentation des dossiers restituant le 

conflit et arrière-plan historique: bibliographie des ouvrages 

analysés et notices biographiques de leurs auteurs; 2. Dossier 

A. Extraits d’ouvrages exégétiques; 3. Dossier B. Extraits 

d’ouvrages astronomiques, philosophiques et autres; 4-5. 

Notes concernant les extraits des dossiers A et B; 6. Une 

analyse du conflit. 

1321. MOSLEY, Adam. “Objects of Knowledge: 

Mathematics and Models in Sixteenth-Century 

Cosmology and Astronomy.” In KUSUKAWA and 

MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 193–216. 

1322. MUÑOZ, Jerónimo. Introducción a la Astronomía 

y la Geografía. Edited by Víctor NAVARRO. 

Translated by Víctor NAVARRO, Arsenio PASTOR, 

Encarna PASTOR, and Vicente SALAVERT. (354 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Valencia: Consel Valencia de Cultura, 

2004. ISBN: 8448237099. 


1323. NOBIS, Heribert Maria, and Anna Maria PAS- 

TORI. (Eds.) Receptio Copernicana, 1: Texte zur 

Aufnahme der Copernicanischen Theorie. Nicolaus 

Copernicus Gesamtausgabe, 8/1. (xliv + 609 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2002. ISBN: 

3050034335. 

A collection of materials connected with the 1543 publication 

of De revolutionibus. 

1324. PANTIN, Isabelle. “Teaching Mathematics and 

Astronomy in France: The Collège Royal (1550– 

1650).” Special Issue: Science Teaching in Early 

Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 

(2006): 189–207. 

1325. ROSSI, Arcangelo. “Bruno, Copernico e Galilei.” 

Physis 38 (2001): 283–304. 

1326. SEIDENGART, Jean. “L’infinitisation de 

l’univers et les propriétés de l’espace cosmique chez 

Giordano Bruno.” Physis 38 (2001): 149–170. 

1327. SWERDLOW, N. M. “An Essay on Thomas 

Kuhn’s First Scientific Revolution, The Copernican 

Revolution.” Proc. Amer. Phil Soc. 148 (2004): 64– 

120. 

1328. TREDWELL, Katherine A. “The Melanchthon 

Circle’s English Epicycle.” Special Issue: New Work 

in Early Modern Science [ref. 1418]. Centaurus 48 

(2006): 23–31. 

1329. TREDWELL, Katherine Anne. “The Exact 

Sciences in Lutheran Germany and Tudor England.” 


Dissertation at the University of Oklahoma, 2005. Adviser: 

Barker, Peter. UMI pub. no. 3163319. 352 pp. 

1330. VERMIJ, Rienk. “Albertus Leoninus (1543– 

1614) and Copernicus’s ‘Third Motion’ of the Earth.” 


1331. YOKOYAMA Masahiko. “Personal Reflections 

on Recent Copernican Studies.” [Translated title.] 


65–74. 


1332. BROSSEDER, Claudia. “The Writing in the 

Wittenberg Sky: Astrology in Sixteenth-Century 

Germany.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 557–576. 

1333. CLEVE, Julia. “Ficino’s Approach to Astrology 

as Reflected in Book VII of his Letters.” Cult. 

Cosmos 7, 2 (2003): 63–70. 

1334. CORNELIUS, Geoffrey. “Cardano Incognito.” 

Cult. Cosmos 9 (2005): 99–111. 

Essay review of Anthony GRAFTON, Cardano’s cosmos 

(1999). 

1335. CURTH, Louise. “Astrological Medicine and 

the Popular Press in Early Modern England.” Cult. 

Cosmos 9 (2005): 73–93. 

1336. FEDERICI VESCOVINI, Graziella. “Gianfrancesco 

Pico della Mirandola tra astrologia e stregoneria.” 


1337. KRAI, Jesse. “Rheticus’ Poem ‘Concerning 

the Beer of Breslau and the Twelve Signs of the 

Zodiac.’ ” Cult. Cosmos 6, no. 2 (2002): 3–16. 

1338. OESTMANN, Günther. “Tycho Brahe’s Geniture.” 

Cult. Cosmos 7, no. 2 (2003): 3–13.

1339. REPO, Matti. “Sapiens dominabitur astris. 

Die theologische Astrologie Johann Arndts in seinen 

Vier Bücher[n] von Wahrem Christentum.” In 




1340. BIARD, Joël. “Zabarella et le mouvement 

des corps simples (De l’usage d’Averroès au XVI e 

siècle).” In MORELON and HASNAWI [ref. 21], 735– 

751. 

1341. DUPRÉ, Sven. “Visualization in Renaissance 

Optics: The Function of Geometrical Diagrams and 

Pictures in the Transmission of Practical Knowledge.” 

In KUSUKAWA and MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 11–40. 

1342. FREUDENTHAL, Gideon. “The Hessen- 

Grossman Thesis: An Attempt at Rehabilitation.” 

Special issue on Technoscientic Productivity 

[ref. 190]. Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 166–193. 

On Giovanni Battista Benedetti’s refutation of Aristotle. 

Argues his “new concept of motion depended on empirical 

knowledge of the newly invented treadle mechanism.” (from 

the abstract) 

1343. GIANNETTO, Enrico Antonio. “La relatività 

del moto e del tempo in Giordano Bruno.” Physis 38 

(2001): 305–336. 

1344. GIUDICE, Franco. “Atomi e vuoto: la concezione 

della materia di Giordano Bruno.” Physis 38 

(2001): 337–356. 

1345. KNOX, D. “Bruno’s Doctrine of Gravity, Levity 

and Natural Circular Motion.” Physis 38 (2001): 

171–210. 

1346. LEITÃO, Henrique de Sousa. O Comentário 

de Pedro Nunes à Navegação a Remos: In Problema 

mechanicum Aristotelis de Motu nauigij ex remis. 

(103 pp.; bib.) Lisboa: Edições Culturais Da Marinha, 

2002. ISBN: 9728004540. 

1347. SCIACCALUGA, Nicoletta. “Una nuova teoria 

della materia: Bacone e Bruno.” Physis 38 (2001): 

357–390. 


1348. MORAN, Bruce T. “Axioms, Essences, and 

Mostly Clean Hands: Preparing to Teach Chemistry 

with Libavius and Aristotle.” Special Issue: Science 

Teaching in Early Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. 

and Educ. 15 (2006): 173–187. 


1349. KAHN, Didier. “L’interprétation alchimique 

de la Genèse chez Joseph Du Chesne dans le contexte 

de ses doctrines alchimiques et cosmologiques.” In 


1350. KISS, Farkas Gábor, Benedek LÁNG, and 

Cosmin POPA-GORJANU. “The Alchemical Mass 

of Nicolaus Melchior Cibinensis: Text, Identity and 

Speculations.” Ambix 53 (2006): 143–159. 


1351. TOUBER, Jetze. “De miraculeuze mineralen 

van Michele Mercati. Natuurhistorie tussen geneeskunde 

en geestelijkheid in Rome in de tweede helft 

van de zestiende eeuw.” Gewina 29 (2006): 53–66. 


1352. UGAGLIA, Monica. “The Science of Magnetism 

before Gilbert Leonardo Garzoni’s Treatise on 

the Loadstone.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 59–84. 


EXPLORATION 

1353. BESSE, Jean-Marc. Les Grandeurs de la 

Terre : Aspects du Savoir Géographique à la Renaissance. 

Collection Sociétés, Espaces, Temps. (420 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Lyon: ENS, 2003. ISBN: 

2847880305. 

1354. BIRKHOLZ, Daniel. “The Gough Map Revisited: 

Thomas Butler’s The Mape off Ynglonnd, c. 

1547–1554.” Imago Mundi 58 (2006): 23–47. 

1355. BROTTON, Jerry. “Printing the Map, Making a 

Difference: Mapping the Cape of Good Hope, 1488– 

1652.” In LIVINGSTONE and WITHERS [ref. 414], 

137–159. 

1356. KEATLEY, Richard Earl. “Enjoying the World: 

Curiosity and the ‘voyage d’Italie’ (1568–1606).” 


Dissertation at Yale University, 2004. Adviser: Duval, 

Edwin. UMI pub. no. 3152944. 268 pp. 

1357. NIELSEN, Erling. An Ocean Too Wide: 

Columbus’s Proposal for a Westward Voyage to the 

Riches of Asia. (243 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Salt Lake 

City, Ut.: American Univ. and Colleges Press, 2003. 

ISBN: 1589820460. 

1358. PORTUONDO, Maria M. “Secret Science: 

Spanish Cosmography and the New World.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/09 (2006): 3437. 


Principe, Lawrence M. UMI pub. no. 3189091. 455 pp. 

1359. ROSEN, Mark S. “The Cosmos in the Palace: 

The Palazzo Vecchio Guardaroba and the Culture of 

Cartography in Early Modern Florence, 1563–1589.” 



Adviser: Partridge, Loren. UMI pub. no. 3167217. 659 pp. 

1360. SUMMERHILL, Stephen J., and John Alexander 

WILLIAMS. Sinking Columbus: Contested 

History, Cultural Politics, and Mythmaking during 

the Quincentenary. (xii + 219 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Gainesville: Univ. of Florida, 2000. ISBN: 

0813017998. 


1361. BOURNE, W. R. P. “Birds Eaten by King James 

V of Scotland in 1525–1533, and the Prices Decreed 

by His Daughter Mary Queen of Scots in 1551.” Arch. 

Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 135–139. 

1362. GÓMEZ LÓPEZ, Susana. “Natural Collections 

in the Spanish Renaissance.” In From Private to 



1363. TOGNONI, Federico. “Nature Described: 

Fabio Colonna and Natural History Illustration.” 

Nuncius 20 (2005): 347–370. 

1364. TOSI, Alessandro. “Wunderkammer vs. Museum? 

Natural History and Collecting during the 

Renaissance.” In From Private to Public, edited by 

Marco BERETTA (Sagamore Beach, Mass.: Science 

History Publications, 2005), 41–57.



1365. EGMOND, Florike. “Clusius, Cluyt, Saint 

Omer: The Origins of the Sixteenth-Century Botanical 

and Zoological Watercolours in Libri Picturati A. 

16-30.” Nuncius 20 (2005): 11–67. 

1366. KÄRKKÄINEN, Pekka. “On the Semantics 

of ‘Human Being’ and ‘Animal’ in the Early 16th- 

Century Erfurt.” Vivarium 42 (2004): 237–256. 

On efforts of scholars at the University of Erfurt to understand 

the differences between humans and animals in the works of 

Ockam, Buridan, and their followers. 

1367. MACLEAN, Ian. “White Crows, Graying Hair, 

and Eyelashes: Problems for Natural Historians in 

the Reception of Aristotelian Logic and Biology from 

Pomponazzi to Bacon.” In POMATA and SIRAISI 

[ref. 1235], 147–179. 


1368. FUCHS, Leonhart. Die 

Kräuterbuchhandschrift des Leonhart Fuchs. 

Edited by Brigitte BAUMANN, Helmut BAUMANN, 

and Susanne BAUMANN-SCHLEIHAUF. (504 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Ulmer, 2001. ISBN: 

3800135388. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1369. AUSICH, William I., and N. Gary LANE. “Isolated 

Ideas: Crinoid Literature of the Sixteenth Century.” 

Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 81–92. 

1370. PINON, Laurent. “Conrad Gessner and the 

Historical Depth of Renaissance Natural History.” In 

POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 241–267. 

1371. POMPONAZZI, Pietro. Expositio super primo 

et secundo De partibus animalium. Edited and with 

an introductory essay in Italian by Stefano PERFETTI. 

Studi e testi, 45. (lxxxiv + 359 pp.) Leo S. Olschki, 


1372. VAN DEN ABEELE, Baudouin. “Les albums 

ornithologiques de Jacques Dalechamps, médecin et 

naturaliste à Lyon (1513–1588).” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 

52 (2002): 3–45. 

330-136. NEUROSCIENCES 

1373. WIDMER, David A.J. “Neuroanatomy in Art: 

Leonardo da Vinci’s Senso Comune.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

15 (2006): 17–20. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1374. OLIVERIO, Alberto. “Dall’arte della memoria 

alla biologia della memoria.” Physis 38 (2001): 111– 

134. 

1375. VASOLI, Cesare. “Bruno ed i suoi primi scritti 

sull’arte della memoria.” Physis 38 (2001): 19–40. 


1376. GRAFTON, Anthony. “The Identities of History 

in Early Modern Europe: Prelude to a Study 

of the Artes Historicae.” In POMATA and SIRAISI 

[ref. 1235], 41–74. 


1377. BONDIO, Mariacarla Gadebusch. “ ‘Ars decorativa 

sive pars medicinae’. Paduaner Ärzte und 

Kosmetik im 16. Jahrhundert.” In MAHLMANN- 

BAUER [ref. 1247], 897–912. 

1378. CARMICHAEL, Ann. “Plague and More 

Plagues.” Early Sci. Med. 8 (2003): 253–266. 

Essay review of Samuel Kline COHN, The Black Death 

Transformed (2002); Susan SCOTT and C J. DUNCAN, 

Biology of Plagues (2001). 

1379. CHAMBERLAND, Celeste Catherine. “With 

a Lady’s Hand and a Lion’s Heart: Gender, Honor 

and the Occupational Identity of Surgeons in London, 

1580–1650.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/03 (2004): 1074. 


Adviser: Harkness, Deborah. UMI pub. no. 3126601. 188 

pp. 

1380. CLOUSE, Michele Lee. “Administering and 

Administrating Medicine: Regulation of the Medical 

Marketplace in Philip II’s Spain.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/01 (2005): 305. 

Dissertation at University of California, Davis, 2004. Adviser: 

Harkness, Deborah E. UMI pub. no. 3161408. 224 

pp. 

1381. CONFORTI, Maria. “Healing Practices and 

Medical Professions in Early Modern Europe.” Nuncius 

20 (2005): 219–229. 

Essay review of Margaret PELLING and Frances WHITE, 

Medical Conflicts in Early Modern London (2003). 

1382. DANIEL, Dane T. “Invisible Wombs: Rethinking 

Paracelsus’s Concept of Body and Matter.” Ambix 

53 (2006): 129–142. 

1383. DUFFIN, Jacalyn. “Jodocus Lommius’s Little 

Golden Book and the History of Diagnostic Semeiology.” 

J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 249–287. 

1384. FERNEL, Jean. Jean Fernel’s On the Hidden 

Causes of Things: Forms, Souls, and Occult Diseases 

in Renaissance Medicine. Ed., trans. by John M. 

FORRESTER. Intro., annot. by John HENRY and 

John M. FORRESTER. Medieval and Early Modern 

Science, 6. (x + 779 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden and 

Boston: Brill, 2005. ISBN: 9004141286. 

Includes Latin text of De abditis rerum causis and an English 

translation. 

1385. GABRIEL, Frédéric. “Genèses de la 

mélancolie : la figure d’Adam et sa réinterprétation 

aux XVI e et XVII e siècles.” Theme issue: Melancholy 

and Material Unity of Man, 17th–18th Centuries 

[ref. 1648]. Gesnerus 63 (2006): 61–72. 

1386. HARVEY, Elizabeth D. (Ed.) Sensible Flesh: 

On Touch in Early Modern Culture. (vi + 320 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Philadelphia, PA: Univ. of Pennsylvania 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0812236939. 

Contents: Elizabeth D. HARVEY, “Introduction: The ‘Sense 

of All Senses’ ,” 1-21; Margaret HEALY, “Anxious and Fatal 

Contacts: Taming the Contagious Touch,” 22-38; Sujata 

IYENGAR, “ ‘Handling Soft the Hurts’: Sexual Healing and 

Manual Contact in Orlando Furioso, The Faerie Queene, 

and All’s Well That Ends Well,” 39-61; KELLER [ref. 1898]; 

Elizabeth D. HARVEY, “The Touching Organ: Allegory, 

Anatomy, and the Renaissance Skin Envelope,” 81-102; Bettina 

MATHES, “As Long as a Swan’s Neck? The Significance 

of the ‘Enlarged’ Clitoris for Early Modern Anatomy,” 103- 

124; Scott Manning STEVENS, “New World Contacts and the 

Trope of the ‘Naked Savage’ ,” 125-140; Lisa M. SMITH and

Elizabeth SAUER, “Noli me tangere: Colonialist Imperatives 

and Enclosure Acts in Early Modern England,” 141-158; 

Carla MAZZIO, “Acting with Tact: Touch and Theater in 

the Renaissance,” 159-186; Misty G. ANDERSON, “Living 

in a Material World: Margaret Cavendish’s The Convent of 

Pleasure,” 187-204; Rebekah SMICK, “Touch in the Hypnerotomachia 

Poliphili: The Sensual Ethics of Architecture,” 

205-223; Jodi CRANSTON, “The Touch of the Blind Man: 

The Phenomenology of Vividness in Italian Renaissance 

Art,” 224-242; Lynn ENTERLINE, “Afterword: Touching 

Rhetoric,” 243-253. 

1387. LÓPEZ DE CORELLA, Alonso. De morbo 

postulato, sive lenticulari, quen nostrates tabardillo 

apellant (Sobre la enfermedad pustulada o lenticular, 

que los nuestros llaman Tabardillo). Edited by 

José Ramón GURPEGUI RESANO. (109 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Bilbao: Museo Vasco de Historia de la 

Medicina y de la Cienca, 2003. ISBN: 8493078239. 

Originally published: Zaragoza: Taller de Miguel de Huesca, 

1574. Text in Spanish and Latin. 

1388. MACLEAN, Ian. “Diagrams in the Defence 

of Galen: Medical Uses of Tables, Squares, Dichotomies, 

Wheels, and Latitudes, 1480–1574.” In 


1389. PASTORE, Alessandro. “Corps physique et 

corps politique : les enjeux de l’histoire sociale de la 

médicine (XVI e –XVII e siècles).” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 

25 (2003): 501–513. 

1390. PENDER, Stephen. “Examples and Experience: 

On the Uncertainty of Medicine.” Brit. J. Hist. 


Focuses on ideas of theory and practice in medicine in the 

work of Francis Bacon and Michel Montaigne. 

1391. POMATA, Gianna. “Praxis Historialis: The 

Uses of Historia in Early Modern Medicine.” In 

POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 105–146. 

1392. RANKIN, Alisha Michelle. “Medicine for the 

Uncommon Woman: Experience, Experiment, and 

Exchange in Early Modern Germany.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/11 (2006): 4163. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Park, 

Katharine. UMI pub. no. 3194447. 371 pp. 

1393. REY BUENO, Mar. Los Señores del Fuego: 

Destiladores y Espagíricos en la Corte de los Austrias. 

Biblioteca Rafael y Guillermo Folch, 2. (319 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Madrid: Corona Brealis, 2002. 

ISBN: 8495645092. 

On Paracelsian medicine in the Austrian Court in the 16th 

and 17th centuries. 

1394. RIERA PALMERO, Juan, and Guadalupe ALBI 

ROMERO. “El avicenismo renacentista en la Universidad 

de Salamanca.” Llull 27 (2004): 705–745. 

Focuses on the work of physician Lorenzo Alderete. 

1395. RIVERA-CORDERO, Victoria. “Subjectividad, 

enfermedad y escritura: El discurso de la enfermedad 

y la construcción de la identidad en la temprana edad 

moderna espanola.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 

988. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Brownlee, 

Marina S. UMI pub. no. 3169811. 261 pp. 

1396. ROSA, Maria Carlota. “Em torno de dois 

textos médicos antigos/On Two Antique Medical 

Texts.” Manguinhos 12 (2005): 771–774. 

Lead article in a special section on Pestilence and Cures in 

Sixteenth-Century Medicine. Contains facsimiles of 16th- 


century Portuguese medical texts, their transcriptions and 

translations as well as short commentaries on them. Additional 

articles: Johannes JACOBI, “Regimento proueytoso 

contra ha pestenença,” 775–794; Maria Carlota ROSA, Diana 

Maul de CARVALHO and Dante M. TEIXEIRA, “Regimento 

proueytoso and modus curandi: edition of the texts,” 795– 

800; Maria Carlota ROSA, “Edição semidiplomática/Edição 

atualizada,” 801–820; ANONYMOUS, “Modus curandi cum 

balsamo,” 821–828; Henrique CAIRUS and Ana Thereza 

Basílio VIEIRA, “Considerações gerais sobre o tratado Modus 

curandi cum balsamo,” 829–831; Ana Thereza Basílio 

VIEIRA et al, “Edição semidiplomática & Tradução,” 833– 

840; Jorge Prata de SOUSA, “Regimento proveitoso contra 

a estilência (c. 1496)—uma apresentação,” 841–851; Diana 

Maul de CARVALHO, “O regimento contra a pestilência e a 

receita do bálsamo: alguns comentários à luz da ‘medicina científica’ 

,” 853–867; Edwaldo CAFEZEIRO et al, “Regimento 

proueytoso contra ha pestenença: glossário,” 869–981. 

1397. SCHÄFER, Daniel. “Die alternde Frau in der 

Frühneuzeitlichen Medizin: eine ‘vergessene’ Gruppe 

alter Menschen.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 90–108. 

1398. SHACKELFORD, Jole. A Philosophical Path 

for Paracelsian Medicine: The Ideas, Intellectual 

Context, and Influence of Petrus Severinus: 1540– 

1602. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium et Medicinalium, 

46. (519 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Copenhagen: Museum 

Tusculanum Press, 2004. ISBN: 8772898178. 


1399. SIENA, Kevin Patrick. Sins of the Flesh: Responding 

to Sexual Disease in Early Modern Europe. 

Essays and Studies. (292 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: 

Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies, 

2005. ISBN: 0772720290. 

1400. SIRAISI, Nancy G. “Historiae, Natural History, 

Roman Antiquity, and Some Roman Physicians.” 

In POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 325– 

354. 

1401. SIRAISI, Nancy G. “Medicine and the Renaissance 

World of Learning.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 

1–36. 

1402. STEIN, Claudia. Die Behandlung der Franzosenkrankheit 

in der Frühen Neuzeit am Beispiel 

Augsburgs. Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte, 

19. (293 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Steiner, 

2003. ISBN: 3515080325. 


1403. STOLBERG, Michael. “Deutungen und Erfahrungen 

der Menstruation in der Frühen Neuzeit.” In 


1404. SWAIN, David Wesley. “Language of the 

Soul: Galenism and the Medical Disciplines in Elyot, 

Huarte, and Shakespeare.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 

(2005): 4211. 

Dissertation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, 

2004. Adviser: Kinney, Arthur F. UMI pub. no. 3152751. 

221 pp. 

1405. WEAR, Andrew. Knowledge and Practice in 

English Medicine, 1550–1680. (viii + 496 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0521552265. 

1406. WELIE, Jos. M. V. “Ignatius of Loyola on 

Medical Education, or: Should Today’s Jesuits Continue 

To Run Health Sciences Schools?” Early Sci. 

Med. 8 (2003): 26–44.

72 340. Seventeenth century 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1407. ALTBAUER-RUDNIK, Michal. “Love, Madness 

and Social Order: Love Melancholy in France 

and England in the Late Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth 

Centuries.” Theme issue: Melancholy and Material 

Unity of Man, 17th–18th Centuries [ref. 1648]. 

Gesnerus 63 (2006): 33–45. 

1408. NEELY, Carol Thomas. Distracted Subjects: 

Madness and Gender in Shakespeare and Early Modern 

Culture. (xiii + 244 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Ithaca: 

Cornell Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0801489245. 



1409. ACOSTA, Cristóbal. Tractado de las drogas, y 

medicinas de las Indias Orientales, con sus plantas 

debuxadas al biuo por Christoual Acosta ... En el 

qual se verifica mucho de lo que escriuio el doctor 

Garcia de Orta ... (2 vol.: ill.) Madrid: Agencia 

Española de Cooperación Internacional, 2000. ISBN: 

8472328678. 

Republication of a 1578 text. 

1410. ANAGNOSTOU, Sabine. “Jesuits in Spanish 

America: Contributions to the Exploration of the 

American Materia Medica.” Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 

3–17. 

1411. PAROJCIC, Dusanka, Dragan STUPAR, and 

Mirjana STUPAR. “The Municipal Pharmacy in Kotor, 

14th–16th Century.” Pharm. Hist. 45 (2003): 

31–36. 


1412. CASTILLO MARTOS, Manuel. Bartolomé de 

Medina y el Siglo XVI: Un Sevillano Lleva la Revolución 

Tecnológica a América. (271 pp.) Sevilla: 

Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, Delegación de Educación, 

2001. ISBN: 8495122529. 

1413. CONNOLLY, David E. “Problems of Textual 

Transmission in Early German Books on Mining: 

‘Der Ursprung gemeynner Berckrecht’ and the Norwegian 

‘Bergkordnung.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 

(2006): 4035. 

Dissertation at Ohio State University, 2005. Grotans, Anna 

A. UMI pub. no. 3197821. 695 pp. 

1414. HILLS, Helen. “Architecture and Affect: Leon 

Battista Alberti and Edification.” In GOUK and HILLS 

[ref. 509], 89–108. 

1415. LUU, Liên. Immigrants and the Industries of 

London, 1500–1700. (xiii + 366 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2005. ISBN: 075460330X. 


1416. JAIME LORÉN, José María de. “Sobre la 

primicia hispana en cuanto a los envíos de abejas 

europeas a América.” Llull 26 (2003): 595–612. 

340. SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 


1417. BACON, Francis. The Instauratio Magna Part 

II: Novum Organum and Associated Texts. Edited 

by Graham REES and Maria WAKELY. The Oxford 

Francis Bacon, 11. (cxxviii + 634 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0199247927. 

With facing-page translations from Latin to English. Reviews: 

[ref. R47] 

1418. BARKER, Peter. “New Work in Early Modern 

Science.” Introduction to a special issue. Centaurus 

48 (2006): 1–2. 

Contents: WADDELL [ref. 1616]; TREDWELL [ref. 1328]; 

BONER [ref. 1555]; FRIESEN [ref. 1709]; HEIDARZADEH 

[ref. 1760]. 

1419. BYRNE, David. “Anne Conway: An Intellectual 

Portrait of a Seventeenth Century Viscountess.” 


Dissertation at Claremont Graduate University, 2005. Adviser: 

Olson, Richard. UMI pub. no. 3175048. 163 pp. 

1420. CHRISTIANSON, Gale E. Isaac Newton. Lives 

and legacies. (xiii + 144 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford / New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

019530070X. 

1421. DAVIDS, Karel. “Public Knowledge and Common 

Secrets: Secrecy and Its Limits in the Early- 

Modern Netherlands.” Part of a series on craft secrecy. 

[ref. 1670]. Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 

411–427. 

1422. EATON, William Rolla. “Boyle on Fire: The 

Mechanical Revolution in Scientific Explanation.” 


Dissertation at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 

2004. Adviser: Hahn, Robert. UMI pub. no. 3163058. 259 

pp. 

1423. FRIESEN, John. “New Trends in Newtonian 

Scholarship: Benefits and Pitfalls.” Ann. Sci. 63 

(2006): 111–117. 

Essay review of James E. FORCE and Sarah HUTTON (eds.), 

Newton and Newtonianism (2004). 

1424. HABERLAND, Detlef. (Ed.) Engelbert Kaempfer 

(1651–1716): Ein Gelehrtenleben zwischen 

Tradition und Innovation. Wolfenbütteler Forschungen. 

(264 pp.; ill.) Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz in 

Kommission, 2004. ISBN: 3447051280. 

Contents: Detlef HABERLAND, “Vorwort und Danksagung,” 

7-10; Jochen HOOCK, “Imago Mundi. Weltbildwandel am 

Ende des 17. und zu Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts,” 11-22; 

Karl August NEUHAUSEN, “Engelbertus Kaempfer als lateinischer 

Prosaautor. Zum Sprachstil und literarischen Rang 

der Amoenitates Exoticae (1712),” 23-76; Nils BÜTTNER, 

“Reisebilder - Kunsthistoriche Anmerkungen zu Engelbert 

Kaempfers Landschaftszeichnungen und zu den Illustrationen 

seiner gedruckten Werke,” 77-104; HABERLAND 

[ref. 1622]; HOPPE [ref. 1630]; Michael SCHIPPAN, “Engelbert 

Kaempfers Rußlandaufzeichnungen vor dem Hintergrund 

der westeuropäischen Kenntnis des Zarenreiches,” 

155-188; Monika GRONKE, “Am Hof von Isfahan - Engelbert 

Kaempfer und das safawidische Persien,” 189-198; Ulrich 

GOCH, “Das Neue an der Japansicht Engelbert Kaempfers,” 

199-210; Roelof van GELDER, “Nec semper feriet quodcumque 

minabitur arcus – Engelbert Kaempfer as a Scientist 

in the Service of the Dutch East India Company,” 211-225; 

Dieter MERZBACHER, “Engelbert Kaempfers Bibliothek – 

Wissenschaftsparadigmen einer Lemgoer Hausund Gelehrtenbibliothek,” 

227-242; Robert W. CARRUBBA, “Engelbert 

Kaempfer’s Latin Letter on his Decision to Marry,” 243-254.

1425. HAMMOND, Nicholas. (Ed.) The Cambridge 

Companion to Pascal. (xvi + 287 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0521006112. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Ben ROGERS, “Pascal’s Life 

and Times”; Henry PHILLIPS, “Pascal’s Reading and the 

Inheritance of Montaigne and Descartes”; A.W.F. EDWARDS, 

“Pascal’s Work on Probability”; Jon ELSTER, “Pascal and 

Decision Theory”; Daniel C. FOUKE, “Pascal’s Physics”; 

Desmond M. CLARKE, “Pascal’s Philosophy of Science”; 

Jean KHALFA, “Pascal’s Theory of Knowledge”; Michael 

MORIARTY, “Grace and Religious Belief in Pascal”; David 

WETSEL, “Pascal and Holy Writ”; Richard PARISH, “Pascal’s 

Lettres provinciales: From Flippancy to Fundamentals”; 

Hélène BOUCHILLOUX, “Pascal and the Social World”; 

Pierre FORCE, “Pascal and Philosophical Method”; Nicholas 

HAMMOND, “Pascal’s Pensées and the Art of Persuasion”; 

Antony MCKENNA, “The Reception of Pascal’s Pensées in 

the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries”. 

1426. ILIFFE, Rob, Milo KEYNES, and Rebekah 

HIGGITT. (Eds.) Early Biographies of Isaac Newton, 

1660–1885. (2 vol.; bibl.; index.) London: Pickering 

& Chatto, 2006. ISBN: 1851967788. 

1427. KVASZ, Ladislav. “The Mathematisation of 

Nature and Newtonian Physics.” Phil. Natur. 42 

(2005): 183–211. 

1428. O’MALLEY, John W., Gauvin Alexander BAI- 

LEY, Steven J. HARRIS, and T. Frank KENNEDY. 

(Eds.) The Jesuits II: Cultures, Sciences, and the 

Arts, 1540–1773. (xxxvi + 905 pp.; DVD; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0802038611. 

Partial contents: REMMERT [ref. 1573]; William A. WAL- 

LACE, “Jesuit Influences on Galileo’s Science,” 314-335; 

STOLZENBERG [ref. 1432]; ROMANO [ref. 1493]; LEITÃO 

[ref. 1498]; BROTÓNS [ref. 1707]; Ugo BALDINI, “The Reception 

of a Theory: A Provisional Syllabus of Boscovich 

Literature, 1746–1800,” 405-450. 

1429. POOLE, William. “Francis Lodwick’s Creation: 

Theology and Natural Philosophy in the Early 

Royal Society.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 245–263. 

1430. PRESTON, Claire. Thomas Browne and the 

Writing of Early Modern Science. (xiv + 250 pp.) 


0521837944. 

1431. SARGENT, Rose-Mary. “Boyle in 

Seventeenth-Century Context.” Early Sci. Med. 8 

(2003): 52–57. 

Essay review of Peter R. ANSTEY, The Philosophy of Robert 

Boyle (2000); Michael HUNTER, Robert Boyle, 1627-91 

(2000). 

1432. STOLZENBERG, Daniel. “Utility, Edification, 

and Superstition: Jesuit Censorship and Athanasius 

Kircher’s Oedipus Aegyptiacus.” In O’MALLEY et 

al. [ref. 1428], 336–354. 

1433. WILLIAMS, Gerhild Scholz. Ways of Knowing 

in Early Modern Germany: Johannes Praetorius as a 

Witness to His Time. Literary and Scientific Cultures 

of Early Modernity. (251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 0754655512. 

Discusses Paracelsianism, demonology, and witchcraft; the 

origins of ethnology, anthropology, and physical geography; 

and explanations of natural anomalies. 

340. Seventeenth century 73 


1434. HUNTER, Michael Cyril William. The Boyle 

Papers: Understanding the Manuscripts of Robert 

Boyle. (450 pp.; ill.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 


1435. MÜLLER, U., C. MICHAEL, M. BUCHER, and 

U. GRAD. (Eds.) Die Bausch-Bibliothek in Schweinfurt: 

Katalog. Acta Historica Leopoldina, Nr. 32. 

(764 pp.; ill.) Halle (Saale): Deutsche Akademie 

der Naturforscher Leopoldina; Stuttgart: In Kommission 

bei Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, 2004. 

ISBN: 3804720900. 




1436. ARIEW, Roger. “Descartes’s Fable and Scientific 

Methodology.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 

127–138. 

1437. BAFFETTI, Giovanni. “Around Galileo: Describing 

Science in the Seventeenth Century.” Arch. 

Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 71–82. 

1438. KEYNES, Milo. The Iconography of Sir Isaac 

Newton to 1800. (viii + 120 pp.; plates; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Rochester, N.Y.: Boydell Press, in association 

with Trinity College, Cambridge, 2005. ISBN: 

1843831333. 

Catalogue and iconography of images of Sir Isaac Newton 

before and after his death. Reviews: [ref. R487] 

1439. LÜTHY, Christoph. “Where Logical Necessity 

Becomes Visual Persuasion: Descartes’s Clear 

and Distinct Illustrations.” In KUSUKAWA and 

MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 97–134. 



1440. DAMME, Stéphane Van. “Culture rhétorique et 

culture scientifique : Crise ou mutation de la poétique 

des savoirs dans la Compagnie de Jésus en France, 

1630-1730 ?” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 55–69. 

1441. DANNESKIOLD-SAMSOE, Jakob Frederik 

Christian. “Muses and Patrons: Cultures of Natural 

Philosophy in Seventeenth-Century Scandinavia.” 


Dissertation at Lunds Universitet (Sweden), 2004. UMI pub. 

no. C818187. 510 pp. 

1442. GARBER, Daniel. “Making Conversation.” 

Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 428–434. 

Essay review of Kathleen Anne WELLMAN, Making Science 

Social (2003). 


ECONOMICS 

1443. BIAGIOLI, Mario. “From Prints to Patents: 

Living on Instruments in Early Modern Europe.” 

Special Issue: Artisans and Instruments, 1300–1800 

[ref. 292]. Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 139–186. 

1444. MANZO, Silvia. “Francis Bacon: Freedom, 

Authority and Science.” Brit. J. Hist. Phil. 14 (2006): 

245–273. 

1445. SARGENT, Rose-Mary. “Virtues and the Scientific 

Revolution.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 71–80.


1446. SHANK, Michael H. “Setting the Stage: 

Galileo in Tuscany, the Veneto, and Rome.” In MC- 

MULLIN [ref. 1475], 57–87. 


LITERATURE 

1447. BRIESEMEISTER, Dietrich. “Die Naturkunde 

der Neuen Welt in Lehrgedichten aus dem kolonialen 

Ibero-Amerika.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 


1448. COFFEY, Donna. “ ‘As in a Theatre’: Scientific 

Spectacle in Bacon’s New Atlantis.” Sci. Cult. 13 

(2004): 259–290. 

1449. CORBETT, Jane Paisley Russell. “Painted 

Science: Convention and Change in Seventeenth- 

Century Netherlandish Paintings of Alchemists, 

Physicians and Astronomers.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/02 (2005): 386. 

Dissertation at Queen’s University at Kingston (Canada), 

2004. Adviser: Manuth, Volker. UMI pub. no. NQ99972. 

426 pp. 

1450. DOSS, Helen Michelle. “Subjectivity, Opposition, 

and Subversion: Divine Illumination, Right 

Reason, and the Revision of the Experimental Scientific 

Method in John Milton’s ‘Paradise Regained.’ ” 


Dissertation at the University of California, Santa Cruz, 2004. 

Adviser: Warren, Michael J. UMI pub. no. 3135054. 266 pp. 

1451. FARA, Patricia. “The Melancholy of 

Anatomy.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 20–21. 

On portraits of William Petty and John Evelyn holding skulls. 

1452. HASKELL, Yasmin Annabel. Loyola’s Bees: 

Ideology and Industry in Jesuit Latin Didactic Poetry. 

(x + 353 pp.) Oxford: Published for The 

British Academy by Oxford Univ. Press, 2003. ISBN: 


Reviews: [ref. R397] 

1453. HUERTA, Robert D. Vermeer and Plato: Painting 

the Ideal. (148 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lewisburg, 

Penn.: Bucknell Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0838756069. 

1454. MAISANO, Scott. “Shakespeare’s Science 

Fictions: The Future History of the Late Romances.” 


Dissertation at Indiana University, 2004. Adviser: Charnes, 

Linda. UMI pub. no. 3152816. 237 pp. 

1455. SMITH, Pamela H. “Art, Science, and Visual 

Culture in Early Modern Europe.” Focus: Science 

and Visual Culture [ref. 211]. Isis 97 (2006): 83–100. 

1456. STAFFORD, Barbara Maria. “Working Minds.” 


Essay review of Pamela H. SMITH, The Body of the Artisan 

(2004). 

1457. SWINFORD, Dean. “Through the Daemon’s 

Gate: Kepler’s ‘Somnium’, Medieval Dream Narratives, 

and the Polysemy of Allegorical Motifs.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1773. 


Paxson, James J. UMI pub. no. 3135221. 340 pp. 

1458. VERHULST, Sabine. “ ‘L’insegnator di 

scienze’ dans le ‘Trattato dello stile e del dialogo’ de 

Sforza Pallavicino.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 

115–126. 


1459. HEALY, Michele. “The Cachet of the ‘Invisible’ 

Translator: Englishwomen Translating Science 


Dissertation at the University of Ottawa (Canada), 2004. 

UMI pub. no. NR01707. 312 pp. Focuses on the role of 

women in the scientific enterprise. 


1460. ARMOGATHE, Jean-Robert. “Cartesian 

Physics and the Eucharist in the Documents of the 

Holy Office and the Roman Index (1671–6).” In 

SCHMALTZ [ref. 1526], 149–170. 

1461. ARTIGAS, Mariano. “Un nuovo documento 

sul caso Galileo: EE 291.” Acta Phil. 10 (2001): 

199–214. 

On the document in the Archive of the Congregation for 

the Doctrine of the Faith relating to Galileo’s teaching of 

atomism as it affects the doctrine of the Eucharist. 

1462. BROOKE, Christopher. “How the Stoics Became 

Atheists.” Hist. J. 49 (2006): 387–402. 

1463. BROOKE, John Hedley, and Ian MACLEAN. 

(Eds.) Heterodoxy in Early Modern Science and 

Religion. (xxi + 373 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 

Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0199268975. 

Partial contents: Ian MACLEAN, “Heterodoxy in Natural 

Philosophy and Medicine: Pietro Pomponazzi, Guglielmo 

Gratarolo, Girolamo Cardano,” 1-30; Nicholas S. DAVID- 

SON, “ ‘Le plus beau et le plus meschant esprit que ie aye 

cogneu’: Science and Religion in the Writings of Giulio 

Cesare Vanini, 1585-1619,” 59-79; LÜTHY [ref. 1597]; CAR- 

ROLL [ref. 1464]; NOUHUYS [ref. 1570]; Margaret OSLER, 

“When Did Pierre Gassendi Become a Libertine?” 169-192; 

Cees LEIJENHORST, “Hobbes, Heresy, and Corporeal Deity,” 

193-222; Stephen D. SNOBELEN, “ ‘The true frame of Nature’: 

Isaac Newton, Heresy, and the Reformation of Natural 

Philosophy,” 223-262; Scott MANDELBROTE, “The Heterodox 

Career of Nicolas Fatio de Duillier,” 263-296; HAYCOCK 

[ref. 1882]; BROOKE [ref. 1706]. 

1464. CARROLL, William. “Galileo Galilei and the 

Myth of Heterodoxy.” In BROOKE and MACLEAN 

[ref. 1463], 115–144. 

1465. DAY, Matthew. Essay review. Church Hist. 75 

(2006): 403–408. 

Essay review of Maurice A. FINOCCHIARO, Retrying 

Galileo, 1633-1992 (2005); MCMULLIN [ref. 1475]. 

1466. DELGADO-MOREIRA, Raquel. “Newton’s 

Treatise on Revelation: The Use of a Mathematical 

Discourse.” Hist. Res. 79 (2006): 224–246. 

1467. GARCIA, Stéphane. Élie Diodati et Galilée : 

Naissance d’un réseau scientifique dans l’Europe du 

XVII e siècle. Bibliothèque d’histoire des sciences, 6. 

(xix + 446 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: Leo S. 

Olschki, 2004. ISBN: 8822254163. 

After the trial of Galileo in 1633, Diodati established a 

network of scholars and natural philosophers to protect 

works censored by the Church. 

1468. GONZALEZ, Solange. “Varignon et la transsubstantiation.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 58 (2005): 207–223. 

1469. MANDELBROTE, Scott. “ ‘Then this nothing 

can be plainer’: Isaac Newton Reads the Fathers.” In 

Die Patristik in der Frühen Neuzeit, edited by Günter 

FRANK, Thomas LEINKAUF and Markus WRIEDT

(Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt: Frommann-Holzboog, 

2006), 277–297. 

1470. MARTÍNEZ, Rafael. “Il manoscritto ACDF, 

Index, Protocolli, vol. EE, f. 291r-v.” Acta Phil. 10 

(2001): 215–242. 

1471. MATEO-SECO, Lucas F. “Galileo e 

l’Eucaristia. La questione teologica dell’ACDF, Index, 

Protocolli, EE, f. 291r-v.” Acta Phil. 10 (2001): 

243–256. 

1472. MATTHEWS, Steven Paul. “Apocalypse and 

Experiment: The Theological Assumptions and Religious 

Motivations of Francis Bacon’s Instauration.” 



McKnight, Stephen A. UMI pub. no. 3135203. 412 pp. 

1473. MCKNIGHT, Stephen A. The Religious Foundations 

of Francis Bacon’s Thought. Eric Voegelin 

Institute Series in Political Philosophy. (193 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Columbia, Mo.: Univ. of Missouri 

Press, 2006. ISBN: 0826216099. 

1474. MCMULLIN, Ernan. “Galileo’s Theological 

Venture.” In MCMULLIN [ref. 1475], 88–116. 

1475. MCMULLIN, Ernan. (Ed.) The Church and 

Galileo. Studies in Science and the Humanities 

from the Reilly Center for Science, Technology, 

and Values. (xii + 391 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Notre 

Dame, Ind.: Univ. of Notre Dame Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0268034834. 

Contents: Ernan MCMULLIN, “Introduction,” 1-7; LERNER 

[ref. 1318]; KELTER [ref. 1565]; SHANK [ref. 1446]; MC- 

MULLIN [ref. 1474]; Annibale FANTOLI, “The Disputed 

Injunction and Its Role in Galileo’s Trial,” 117-149; MC- 

MULLIN [ref. 1567]; Francesco BERETTA, “The Documents 

of Galileo’s Trial: Recent Hypotheses and Historical Criticism,” 

191-212; William R. SHEA, Rafael MARTÍNEZ and 

Mariano ARTIGAS, “New Light on the Galileo Affair?” 213- 

233; Francesco BERETTA, “Galileo, Urban VIII, and the 

Prosecution of Natural Philosophers,” 234-261; Stéphane 

GARCIA, “Galileo’s Relapse: On the Publication of the Letter 

to the Grand Duchess Christina (1636),” 265-278; HEIL- 

BRON [ref. 346]; SHARRATT [ref. 267]; COYNE [ref. 3475]. 

Reviews: [ref. 1465, R606] 

1476. MULSOW, Martin. “Antiquarianism and Idolatry: 

The Historia of Religions in the Seventeenth 

Century.” In POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 181– 

209. 

1477. RIVETT, Sarah. “Evidence of Grace: The 

Science of the Soul in Colonial New England.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1000. 


Knight, Janice. UMI pub. no. 3168383. 348 pp. Shows how 

religious conversion narratives were “part of a scientific and 

theological quest for signs of grace in human souls.” (from 

the abstract) 

1478. SHACKELFORD, Jole. “Paracelsianism and 

the Orthodox Lutheran Rejection of Vital Philosophy 

in Early Seventeenth-Century Denmark.” Early Sci. 

Med. 8 (2003): 210–252. 

1479. SWEITZER, Amy Hope Dudley. “The Natural 

Church: Religion and Community in England, 1640– 

1660.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 67/01 (2006): 196. 


Hill, 2005. Adviser: Barbour, Reid. UMI pub. no. 3200851. 

197 pp. On efforts to understand religion and community in 

terms of the “natural.” 



1480. STEELE, Brett D., and Tamera DORLAND. 

(Eds.) The Heirs of Archimedes: Science and the Art 

of War through the Age of Enlightenment. Dibner 

Institute Studies in the History of Science and Technology. 

(vi + 397 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. ISBN: 026219516X. 

Partial Contents: CORMACK [ref. 1289]; ALEXANDER 

[ref. 1529]; MAHONEY [ref. 1623]; BUCHANAN [ref. 1668]; 

KAISERFELD [ref. 1785]; MAUSKOPF [ref. 1790]; STEELE 

[ref. 1711]. 


1481. BARTOLA, Alberto. “Alle Origini del Museo 

del Collegio Romano.” Nuncius 19 (2004): 297–356. 

1482. BOSCHIERO, Luciano Augusto. “Natural Philosophy 

Inside the Mid to Late Seventeenth-Century 

Tuscan Court: The History of the Accademia del 

Cimento.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 316. 

Dissertation at the University of New South Wales (Australia), 

2005. UMI pub. no. 0807549. 

1483. FARA, Patricia. “The First President of the 

Royal Society.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 148–149. 

1484. HIGGITT, Rebekah. “President, Patron, Friend 

and Lover: Charles Montagu’s Significance to the 

History of Science.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 

(2005): 155–170. 

Montagu, known for his patronage of the arts, was president 

of the Royal Society from 1695 to 1698. 

1485. MCGUIRE, James. “The Rhetoric of Sprat’s 

Defense of the Royal Society.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 

(2005): 203–210. 

1486. RILEY, Margaret. “The Club at the Temple 

Coffee House Revisited.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 33 

(2006): 90–100. 



1487. GAUVIN, Jean-François. “Artisans, Machines, 

and Descartes’s Organon.” Special Issue: Artisans 

and Instruments, 1300–1800 [ref. 292]. Hist. Sci. 44 

(2006): 187–216. 

1488. GLASEMANN, Reinhard. “Die katoptrische 

Wunderwaffe. Zur Vorgeschichte des Spiegelteleskops.” 

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1489. NEWBURY, B. D., M. R. NOTIS, B. STEPHEN- 

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1490. STEWART, Larry. “Science, Instruments, and 

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1491. TURNER, Gerard L’E. “A Novel Italian-Hour 

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On timepieces. 



1492. CHANG, Ku-ming. “From Oral Disputation to 

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129–187. 

Addresses issues on science education and the history of 

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On Leibniz’s correspondence and intellectual relationship 

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1496. GERBINO, Anthony. “The Library of François 

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Blondel was an early member of the Parisian royal academy 

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1516. JONES, Jan-Erik. “Boyle, Classification, and 

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1517. LEVY, Ken. “Is Descartes a Temporal Atomist?” 

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1524. RAGLAND, C.P. “Descartes on the Principle 

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1535. DUCHEYNE, Steffen. “Mathematical Models 

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Study of a fictional dialogue between Galileo, Mersenne, and 

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Newton?” In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 

127–160. 


1605. CLERICUZIO, Antonio. “Teaching Chemistry 

and Chemical Textbooks in France. From Beguin to 

Lemery.” Special Issue: Science Teaching in Early 

Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 15 (2006): 

335–355. 

Looks at the disciplinary divisions between chemistry and 

medicine and natural philosophy. 

1606. HIJIOKA Yosito. “J. J. Becher’s Physica Subterranea 

(1669) and Its Contribution to the History of 

Chemistry.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 88–100. 

1607. HIYOSHI Yoshiro and NAKATSUJI Shin-ichi. 

“Japanese Translation of William Cole’s Paper on 

Tyrian Purple in the Philosophical Transactions 

(1685).” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 33 (2006): 28–39. 

1608. MARTIN, Craig. “With Aristotelians Like 

These, Who Needs Anti-Aristotelians? Chymical 

Corpuscular Matter Theory in Niccolò Cabeo’s Meteorology.” 

Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 135–161. 


1609. DAMMANN, Günter. “Modernität durch hermetisches 

Denken. Alchemie und Ökonomie bei 

Johann Joachim Becher.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER 

[ref. 1247], 717–732. 

1610. GORDON, Robin L. “The Murder of Spinoza 

and Other 17th Century Alchemists: A Contemporary 

Look at a Long-Ago Mortificatio Tale.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. B 65/11 (2005): 6031. 

Dissertation at Pacifica Graduate Institute, 2004. Adviser: 

Romanyshyn, Robert D. UMI pub. no. 3155814. 272 pp. 

1611. HIRAI, Hiro, and Hideyuki YOSHIMOTO. 

“Anatomizing the Sceptical Chymist: Robert Boyle 

and the Secret of His Early Sources on the Growth of 

Metals.” Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 453–477. 

Argues that the source of Boyle’s knowledge on the growth 

of metal was Johann Gerhard’s commonplace-book Decas 

quaestionum physico-chymicarum de metallis (1643). 

1612. YUAN Jiangyang. “Newton’s Alchemy: A 

Noble Philosophy?” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 



1613. FULLER, J. G. C. M. “A Date to Remember: 

4004 BC.” Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 5–14. 

On the origins of Archbishop Ussher’s dating of the Creation. 

1614. MANDEA, Mioara, and Pierre-Noël MAYAUD. 

“Guillaume Le Nautonnier, un précurseur dans 

l’histoire du géomagnétisme.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 

(2004): 161–173. 

1615. SCHRÖDER, Wilfried. “The Public’s Changing 

Interpretation of the Aurora.” EOS 86 (2005): 487. 

1616. WADDELL, Mark A. “The World, As It Might 

Be: Iconography and Probabilism in the Mundus 

subterraneus of Athanasius Kircher.” Special Issue: 

New Work in Early Modern Science [ref. 1418]. 

Centaurus 48 (2006): 3–22. 


EXPLORATION 

1617. ANDREWS, John, and Sarah BENDALL. “Draft 

Maps of Galway and Coventry for John Speed’s 

Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine.” Imago 

Mundi 58 (2006): 77–79. 

See also: Sarah BENDALL, “Draft Town Maps for John 

Speed’s Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine” Imago 

Mundi 54 (2002): 30–45. 

1618. BOUSQUET-BRESSOLIER, Catherine. 

“Matthäus Merian’s 1615 Map of Paris: Its Structure, 

Decoration, and Message.” Imago Mundi 58 

(2006): 48–69. 

1619. CORMACK, Lesley B. “The Commerce of 

Utility: Teaching Mathematical Geography in Early 

Modern England.” Special Issue: Science Teaching 

in Early Modern Europe [ref. 1266]. Sci. and Educ. 

15 (2006): 305–322. 

Argues that this teaching “was a complex interaction among 

scholars, practitioners, merchants, and gentry.” (from the 

abstract) 

1620. DYM, Jordana. “The Familiar and the Strange: 

Western Travelers’ Maps of Europe and Asia, ca. 

1600–1800.” Phil. Geog. 7 (2004): 155–191. 

1621. FLÜGEL, Helmut W. Der Abgrund der Zeit: 

Die Entwicklung der Geohistorick 1670–1830. (250 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Diepholz: GNT-Verlag, 2004. ISBN: 

3928186779. 

1622. HABERLAND, Detlef. “Zwischen Humanismus 

und Humboldt: Landeskundliches und topographisches 

Denken bei Engelbert Kaempfer.” In 

HABERLAND [ref. 1424], 105–123. 

1623. MAHONEY, Michael S. “Charting the Globe 

and Tracking the Heavens: Navigations and the Sciences 

in the Early Modern Era.” In STEELE and 

DORLAND [ref. 1480], 221–230. 

1624. MAYHEW, Robert J. “Geography’s English 

Revolutions: Oxford Geography and the War of 

Ideas, 1600–1660.” In LIVINGSTONE and WITHERS 

[ref. 414], 243–272.

1625. WITHERS, Charles W. J. “Geography, Science, 

and the Scientific Revolution.” In LIVINGSTONE and 

WITHERS [ref. 414], 75–105. 

1626. YAMADA Toshihiro. “Bernhard Varen’s Geographia 

Generalis (1650) and Seventeenth-Century 

Theories of the Earth.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 



1627. PARRISH, Susan Scott. American Curiosity: 

Cultures of Natural History in the Colonial British 

Atlantic World. (xvi + 321 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 2006. 

ISBN: 0807830097. 

1628. SPARY, E. C. “Pierre Pomet’s Parisian Cabinet: 

Revisiting the Invisible and the Visible in Early 

Modern Collections.” In From Private to Public, 

edited by Marco BERETTA (Sagamore Beach, Mass.: 

Science History Publications, 2005), 59–80. 


SCIENCES 

1629. MILLER, Shawn William. Fruitless Trees: 

Portuguese Conservation and Brazil’s Colonial Timber. 

(xiii + 325 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Stanford: 

Stanford Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 0804733961. 

Concerns forestry practices in colonial Brazil from about 

1650 to 1850. 


1630. HOPPE, Brigitte. “Kaempfers Forschungen 

über japanische Pflanzen im Vergleich zu denen seiner 

Vorgänger - Vom Sammeln zur wissenschaftlichen 

Bearbeitung.” In HABERLAND [ref. 1424], 125–153. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1631. ALLCHIN, Douglas. “Why Respect for 

History—and Historical Error—Matters.” Sci. and 

Educ. 15 (2006): 91–111. 

Case study of Harvey’s and Malpighi’s views on capillaries. 

1632. ASÚA, Miguel de, and Roger FRENCH. A New 

World of Animals: Early Modern Europeans on the 

Creatures of Iberian America. (xvi + 257 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, 

2005. ISBN: 0754607798. 

1633. BIRKHEAD, T. R., E. BUTTERWORTH, and S. 

van BALEN. “A Recently Discovered Seventeenth 

Century French Encylopaedia of Ornithology.” Arch. 


340-134. MICROBIOLOGY, MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 

1634. GEST, Howard. “The Remarkable Vision of 

Robert Hooke (1635–1703): First Observer of the 

Microbial World.” Perspect. Biol. Med. 48 (2005): 

266–272. 

1635. HOOKE, Robert. Micrographia. Commentary 

by Brian J. FORD. Octavo Digital Editions. (1 

CD-ROM.) Oakland, Calif.: Octavo, 2003. ISBN: 

1891788027. 

Digital images of each page in the original book. Reviews: 

[ref. R434] 



1636. ARIKHA, Noga. “Form and Function in the 

Early Enlightenment.” Perspect. Sci. 14 (2006): 

153–188. 

Examines attempts to map the seat of the soul during the 

scientific revolution; focuses on Nicolaus Steno, Claude 

Perrault and Thomas Willis. 

1637. GOODEY, C. F. “Blockheads, Roundheads, 

Pointy Heads: Intellectual Disability and the Brain 

before Modern Medicine.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 

(2005): 165–183. 

1638. WADE, Nicholas J. “Vision and the Dimensions 

of Nerve Fibers.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 

281–294. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1639. ATHERTON, Margaret. “Descartes among 

the British: The Case of the Theory of Vision.” In 

SCHMALTZ [ref. 1526], 218–234. 

1640. JUDOVITZ, Dalia. “Spiritual Passion and the 

Betrayal of Painting in Georges de la Tour.” In GOUK 

and HILLS [ref. 509], 109–122. 


1641. ARNI, Eric Gruber von. Hospital Care and 

the British Standing Army, 1660–1714. The History 

of Medicine in Context. (xviii + 226 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 

075465463X. 

1642. BOOTH, Emily. “A Subtle and Mysterious 

Machine”: The Medical World of Walter Charleton 

(1619–1707). Studies in History and Philosophy of 

Science. (vii + 297 pp.; bibl.) Dordrecht: Springer, 

2005. ISBN: 140203377X. 

1643. BURY, Emmanuel. “Les lieux de 

l’argumentation dans les discours médicaux du XVII e 

siècle.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 55 (2005): 35–54. 

1644. CHANG, Ku-ming. “Motus Tonicus: Georg 

Ernst Stahl’s Formulation of Tonic Motion and Early 

Modern Medical Thought.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 767–803. 

1645. CHURCHILL, Wendy D. “Bodily Differences?: 

Gender, Race, and Class in Hans Sloane’s Jamaican 

Medical Practice, 1687–1688.” J. Hist. Med. Allied 

Sci. 60 (2005): 391–444. 

1646. CHURCHILL, Wendy D. “Female Complaints: 

The Medical Diagnosis and Treatment of British 

Women, 1590–1740.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 

(2006): 3772. 

Dissertation at McMaster University (Canada), 2005. UMI 

pub. no. NR07891. 291 pp. 

1647. CRIGNON-DE OLIVEIRA, Claire. “La 

mélancolie entre médecine et religion : d’une pathologie 

des comportements religieux à une pratique 

pathologique de la religion.” Theme issue: Melancholy 



1648. CRIGNON-DE OLIVEIRA, Claire, and Mariana 

SAAD. “La mélancolie et l’unité matérielle de 

l’homme - XVII e et XVIII e siècles : Introduction.” 

Lead article of a theme issue: Melancholy and Material 

Unity of Man, 17th–18th Centuries. Gesnerus 63 

(2006): 6–11.


Contents: Bernard HŒPFFNER, “As a Prelude : Bringing Meloncholia 

to Book,” 12–19; PETIT [ref. 1658]; ALTBAUER- 

RUDNIK [ref. 1407]; CRIGNON-DE OLIVEIRA [ref. 1647]; 

GABRIEL [ref. 1385]; PIGEAUD [ref. 1666]; INGRAM 

[ref. 1653]; LAWLOR [ref. 1695]; SAAD [ref. 1920]. 

1649. CURTH, Louise Hill. “The Medical Content of 

English Almanacs 1640–1700.” J. Hist. Med. Allied 

Sci. 60 (2005): 255–282. 

1650. FISSELL, Mary Elizabeth. Vernacular Bodies: 

The Politics of Reproduction in Early Modern 

England. (viii + 283 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 



1651. FLECK, Eliane Cristina Deckmann. “A morte 

no centro da vida: reflexões sobre a cura e a não-cura 

nas reduções jesuítico-guaranis (1609–75).” Translated 

title: [Death in the center of life: Reflections 

on curing and non-curing in Jesuit-Guarani missions 

(1609–75).] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 

635–660. 

1652. GRENE, Marjorie. “Descartes and the Heart 

Beat: A Conservative Innovation.” In BUCHWALD 

and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 91–97. 

1653. INGRAM, Allan. “Death in Life and Life in 

Death: Melancholy and the Enlightenment.” Theme 

issue: Melancholy and Material Unity of Man, 17th– 

18th Centuries [ref. 1648]. Gesnerus 63 (2006): 

90–102. 

1654. KRUGER, Lawrence. “The Scientific Impact 

of Dr. N. Tulp, Portrayed in Rembrandt’s ‘Anatomy 

Lesson.’ ” J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 85–92. 

1655. MCGOUGH, Laura J. “Demons, Nature, or 

God? Witchcraft Accusations and the French Disease 

in Early Modern Venice.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 

219–246. 

1656. MEISE, Helga. “Diagnose und Therapie 

von Krankheiten im Neuen Wurtz= vnd 

Kräuter=Calender 1649–1672.” In MAHLMANN- 

BAUER [ref. 1247], 933–952. 

1657. NUI Yahua. “A Study on Two Earliest Translations 

of Western Anatomy.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 50–65. 

On 17th-century Jesuit translations and the influence of 

Vesalius. 

1658. PETIT, Caroline. “Mélancolie et méthodisme : 

traduction originale et commentaire d’un texte de 

Prosper Alpin, 1553–1617.” Theme issue: Melancholy 



1659. RODRÍGUEZ SÁNCHEZ, Rafael Ángel. La 

introducción de la medicina moderna en España: una 

imagen de nuestra renovación científica (1687–1727) 

desde la Teoría de la Ciencia de Thomas S. Kuhn. 

Colección Alfar Universidad, 137. (307 pp.; bibl.) 

Sevilla: Ediciones Alfar, 2005. ISBN: 8478982418. 

1660. RUISINGER, Marion Maria. “Misreading Pictures: 

Fabricius Hildanus (1560–1634) and the Cure 

of Spinal Dislocation.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 

334–340. 

1661. SAKAI Shizu. “Translation and the Origins 

of Western Science in Japan.” In GÜNERGUN and 

KURIYAMA [ref. 656], 137–157. 

Examines Japanese translations of European anatomical texts 

during the 17th and 18th centuries. 

1662. SCHÄFER, Daniel. Alter und Krankheit in 

der Frühen Neuzeit: der ärztliche Blick auf die letzte 

Lebensphase. Kultur der Medizin, 10. (436 pp.; ill; 

bibl.; index.) Frankfurt; New York: Campus, 2004. 

ISBN: 3593374625. 

Revision of the author’s Habilitationsschrift, 2001. Reviews: 

[ref. R803] 

1663. VANAGT, Katrien. “ ‘Hoe men zich voor brillen 

behoeden kan’ of de moeizame verspreiding van 

optische kennis in vroegmoderne medische kringen.” 

Gewina 29 (2006): 26–40. 

1664. WALKER, Timothy. “The Role and Practices 

of the Curandeiro and Saludador in Early Modern 

Portuguese Society.” Manguinhos 11 (supp. 1) 

(2004): 223–237. 

Examines “the ambivalent place of the folk healer” as both 

central and marginal in Portuguese popular culture. (from the 

abstract) 

1665. WOOLLEY, Benjamin. Heal Thyself: Nicholas 

Culpeper and the Seventeenth-Century Struggle to 

Bring Medicine to the People. (x + 402 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York, NY: HarperCollins Publishers, 

2004. ISBN: 0060090669. 

Emphasizes the populist orientation of Culpeper, contrasting 

him with the royalist William Harvey. Reviews: [ref. R999] 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1666. PIGEAUD, Jackie. “Délires de 

métamorphose.” Theme issue: Melancholy and Material 

Unity of Man, 17th–18th Centuries [ref. 1648]. 

Gesnerus 63 (2006): 73–89. 

1667. SCHMIDT, Jeremy. “Melancholy and the Care 

of the Soul: Religion, Moral Philosophy and Madness 

in England, 1580–1750.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 

(2005): 4678. 


Marshall, John W. UMI pub. no. 3155677. 402 pp. 


1668. BUCHANAN, Brenda J. “ ‘The Art and Mystery 

of Making Gunpowder’: The English Experience 

in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.” In 

STEELE and DORLAND [ref. 1480], 233–274. 

1669. CANDIANI, Vera Silvina. “Draining the Basin 

of Mexico: Science, Technology and Society, 1608– 

1808.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 736. 


Adviser: Chowning, Margaret. UMI pub. no. 3165309. 428 

pp. 

1670. DAVIDS, Karel. “Craft Secrecy in Europe in 

the Early Modern Period: A Comparative View.” 

Lead article in a series. Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 

341–348. 

Contents: REITH [ref. 1935]; GARÇON [ref. 1930]; STEW- 

ART [ref. 1490]; DAVIDS [ref. 1421]. 

1671. RAVEUX, Olivier. “Espaces et technologies 

dans la France méridionale d’ancien régime : 

l’exemple de l’indiennage Marseillais (1648-1793).” 

Ann. Midi 116 (2004): 155–170. 

1672. ZHANG Baichun, TIAN Miao, and LIU Qiang. 

“The Evolution of Editions of Yuanxi Qiqi Tushuo 

Luzui (A Record of the Best Illustrations and Descriptions 

of Extraordinary Devices of the Far West)

and Xinzhi Zhuqi Tushuo (Illustration and Descriptions 

of Several Newly-Built Devices).” [Translated 


(2006): 115–136. 

350. EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 


1673. BERNARDI, Walter, Paola MANZINI, and 

Roberto MARCUCCIO. (Eds.) Giambattista Venturi: 

Scienziato, Ingegnere, Intellettuale fra età dei Lumi e 

Classicismo. Biblioteca di Storia della Scienza, 49; 

Saggi, Centro studi “Lazzaro Spallanzani” di Scandiano, 

9. (292 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Firenze: 

Leo S. Olschki, 2005. ISBN: 8822254120. 

1674. CHAPLIN, Joyce E. “Benjamin Franklin and 

Science, Continuing Opportunities for Study.” Perspect. 


A historiographic essay. 

1675. DASTON, Lorraine, and Gianna POMATA. 

(Eds.) The Faces of Nature in Enlightenment Europe. 

Concepts and Symbols of the Eighteenth Century in 

Europe. (vi + 282 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Berliner 

Wissenschafts-Verlag, 2003. ISBN: 3830503601. 

Contents: Lorraine DASTON and Gianna POMATA, “The 

Faces of Nature: Visibility and Authority,” 1-16; PORTER 

[ref. 1844]; BENDALL [ref. 1813]; VIDAL [ref. 1915]; FELD- 

MAN [ref. 1693]; LICOPPE [ref. 1776]; RIEKE-MÜLLER 

[ref. 1838]; SPARY [ref. 1841]; CUNNINGHAM [ref. 1970]; 

FINDLEN [ref. 1701]; CAVAZZA [ref. 1700]; FILIPPINI 

[ref. 1893]. 

1676. DÖLEN, Emre. “Ottoman Scientific Literature 

during the 18th and 19th Centuries.” In GÜNERGUN 


1677. HAHN, Roger. Pierre Simon Laplace, 1749– 

1827: A Determined Scientist. (x + 310 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0674018923. 

1678. KOHNO Toshiya. “New Historical Studies on 

Priestley.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 32 (2005): 45–60. 

1679. PORTER, Roy. Flesh in the Age of Reason: The 

Modern Foundations of Body and Soul. Foreword by 

Simon SCHAMA. (xviii + 573 pp.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2005. ISBN: 0393326969. 

1680. RODRIGUEZ SÁNCHEZ, Rafael Ángel. “David 

Hume, Isaac Newton y Adam Smith: Sus concepciones 

de la Ciencia.” Llull 27 (2004): 747–768. 

1681. RUPKE, Nicolaas A. Alexander von Humboldt: 

A Metabiography. (320 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Frankfurt 

am Main: Peter Lan, 2005. ISBN: 0820476935. 

1682. USITALO, Steven A. “Lomonosov: Forging 

a Russian National Myth.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 

(2004): 658. 


Boss, Valentin. UMI pub. no. NQ8859. 282 pp. 

1683. WEGNER, Robert. “Livros do Arco do Cego 

no Brasil colonial.” Translated title: [Books from 

the Arco do Cego in Colonial Brazil.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (supp. 1) (2004): 131–140. 

350. Eighteenth century 83 


1684. CASATI, Stefano, and Simone CONTARDI. 

“La Raccolta e la Nuova raccolta d’opuscoli scientifici 

e filologici dell’erudito Angelo Calogerà, una 

grande impresa editoriale pubblicata in formato digitale.” 

Nuncius 19 (2004): 375–383. 

The digital edition of these two works is produced by the 

Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence. Current 

access is at http://www.imss.firenze.it/biblio/ 

eracopus.html (as of 11 Sept. 2006). 



1685. RIERA PALMERO, Juan, and Luis RIERA CLI- 

MENT. La ciencia extranjera en la España ilustrada. 

Ensayo de un diccionario de traductores. Cuadernos 

de Historia de la Ciencia, 14. (215 pp.) Zaragoza: 

SEHCTAR, 2003. ISBN: 846009989X. 



1686. ALBRITTON JONSSON, Fredrik. “The Enlightenment 

in the Highlands: Natural History and 

Internal Colonization in the Scottish Enlightenment, 



Brewer, John. UMI pub. no. 3181310. 326 pp. 

1687. ELLIOTT, Paul, and Stephen DANIELS. “The 

‘School of True, Useful and Universal Science’? 

Freemasonry, Natural Philosophy and Scientific Culture 

in Eighteenth-Century England.” Brit. J. Hist. 


1688. HOSFORD, Desmond. “The Queen’s Hair: 

Marie-Antoinette, Politics, and DNA.” Eighteenth- 

Cent. Stud. 38 (2004): 183–200. 

350-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS 

1689. ANKER, Peder. “A Vindication of the Rights 

of Brutes.” Phil. Geog. 7 (2004): 261–266. 

Regarding a 1792 anonymous satire of the Rights of Man 

with implications for animal rights arguments. 


ECONOMICS 

1690. HORN, Jeff. “Enlightenment Science and the 

State in Revolutionary France: The Legacy of Charles 

Coulston Gillispie.” Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 112– 

132. 

Surveys “recent studies of science and technology in Revolutionary 

France (1789–1815).” (p. 112) Essay review of 

Charles Coulston GILLISPIE, Science and Polity in France 

(2004). 

1691. SCHAFFER, Simon. “Instruments as Cargo 

in the China Trade.” Special Issue: Artisans and 

Instruments, 1300–1800 [ref. 292]. Hist. Sci. 44 

(2006): 217–246. 

On efforts by the East India Company and the British government 

to use astronomical instruments in negotiations with 

China in establishing trade rules. 


LITERATURE 

1692. ERICKSON, Lars Olav. Metafact: Essayistic 

Science in Eighteenth-Century France. North

84 350. Eighteenth century 

Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 

278. (195 pp.; bibl.) Chapel Hill: North 

Carolina Studies, 2004. ISBN: 0807892823. 

A study of how literary conventions have contributed to the 

shape and development of the sciences. 

1693. FELDMAN, Martha. “Nature Personified: Remaking 

Stage and Spectator in Mid-Eighteenth Century 

Parma.” In DASTON and POMATA [ref. 1675], 

97–121. 

1694. KEITHLEY, Walter H. “Science as Literature, 

Literature as Science: Discursive Negotiations of 

the Public Status of Science in the Long Eighteenth 

Century.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4210. 

Dissertation at Arizona State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Brack, O. M., Jr. UMI pub. no. 3152414. 163 pp. 

1695. LAWLOR, Clark. “ ‘Long Grief, dark Melancholy, 

hopeless natural Love’: Clarissa, Cheyne 

and Narratives of Body and Soul.” Theme issue: 

Melancholy and Material Unity of Man, 17th–18th 

Centuries [ref. 1648]. Gesnerus 63 (2006): 103–112. 

1696. ROLFE, W. D. Ian, and Caroline GRIGSON. 

“Stubb’s ‘Drill and Albino Hamadryas Baboon’ in 

Conjectural Historical Context.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 

33 (2006): 18–41. 

1697. STEPHENSON, Roger H. “ ‘Binary Synthesis’: 

Goethe’s Aesthetic Intuition in Literature and 

Science.” Special Issue: Science and Literature 


1698. TORRA-MATTENKLOTT, Caroline. “The 

Fable as Figure: Christian Wolff’s Geometric Fable 

Theory and Its Creative Reception by Lessing 

and Herder.” Special Issue: Science and Literature 



1699. ANSCOMB, Lisa. “ ‘As far as a woman’s 

reasoning can go’: Scientific Dialogue and Sexploitation.” 

Hist. Europ. Ideas 31 (2005): 193–208. 

Examines two works written for women: a translation of a 

book by Fontenelle and Elizabeth Carter’s Sir Isaac Newton’s 

Philosophy Explained for the Use of Ladies (1739). 

1700. CAVAZZA, Marta. “Women’s Dialectics, or 

the Thinking Uterus: An Eighteenth-Century Controversy 

on Gender and Education.” In DASTON and 

POMATA [ref. 1675], 237–257. 

1701. FINDLEN, Paula. “The Scientist’s Body: The 

Nature of a Woman Philosopher in Enlightenment 

Italy.” In DASTON and POMATA [ref. 1675], 211– 

236. 

On Laura Bassi. 

1702. GEORGE, Sam. “The Cultivation of the Female 

Mind: Enlightened Growth, Luxuriant Decay 

and Botanical Analogy in Eighteenth-Century Texts.” 

Hist. Europ. Ideas 31 (2005): 209–223. 

1703. KAWASHIMA, Keiko. “The Issue of Gender 

and Science: A Case Study of Madame du Châtelet’s 

Dissertation sur le fue.” Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 

23–43. 

1704. KAWASHIMA Keiko. “Précieuses in the Age of 

Enlightenment: Women and Science in 18th Century 

France.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 149–152. 


1705. ALLAN, David. “Opposing Enlightenment: 

Reverend Charles Peters’s Reading of the Natural 

History of Religion.” Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 38 

(2005): 301–321. 

1706. BROOKE, John. “Joining Natural Philosophy 

to Christianity: The Case of Joseph Priestley.” In 

BROOKE and MACLEAN [ref. 1463], 319–336. 

1707. BROTÓNS, Víctor Navarro. “Science and 

Enlightenment in Eighteenth-Century Spain: The 

Contribution of the Jesuits before and after the Expulsion.” 

In O’MALLEY et al. [ref. 1428], 390–404. 

1708. DOHM, Burkhard. “ ‘Ich werde ihr wesen 

durchdringend tingiren’. Leib und Natur im radikalen 

Pietismus um 1700.” In MAHLMANN-BAUER 

[ref. 1247], 733–750. 

1709. FRIESEN, John. “Hutchinsonianism and the 

Newtonian Enlightenment.” Special Issue: New Work 

in Early Modern Science [ref. 1418]. Centaurus 48 

(2006): 40–49. 

1710. RUSSELL, Paul. “The Material World and 

Natural Religion in Hume’s Treatise.” Arch. Gesch. 

Phil. 85 (2003): 269–303. 


1711. STEELE, Brett D. “Military ‘Progress’ and 

Newtonian Science in the Age of Enlightenment.” In 

STEELE and DORLAND [ref. 1480], 361–390. 


1712. KISTEMAKER, R. E., N. P. KOPANEVA, D. 

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Discussion of technology transfer and the relationship between 

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1719. BEEKS, Dale R. “Trade Labels: A Rich Resource 

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information. 

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1723. LOCK, Jeffrey D. “Construction Details of 

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99–106. 

1724. OLIVIER, Marc. “Binding the Book of Nature: 

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191. 

1725. ZUIDERVAART, Huib J. “ ‘Meest alle van best 

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112. 



1726. BREIDBACH, Olaf, Gian Franco FRIGO, and 

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1727. ˙IHSANO ˇGLU, Ekmeleddin. “Changes in Ottoman 

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1728. WALTERS, Alice. “Importing Science in the 

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85–107. 




1729. STUBER, Martin, Stefan HÄCHLER, and Luc 

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1730. VERBRUGGEN, Jan Adrianus. “The Correspondence 

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1731. HARVEY, David Allen. Beyond Enlightenment: 

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its revival in the late 19th century. 



1732. BAETSCHI, Bernard. “Diderot, Cabanis and 

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1733. BELGIOIOSO, Giulia. “Les racines 

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On a debate that dealt with the Spinozistic consequences of 

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1734. COHEN, Sarah R. “Chardin’s Fur: Painting, 

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relationship to materialism. 

1735. DUCHEYNE, Steffen. “Reid’s Adaptation 

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1736. DUNÉR, David. “The World Machine— 

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1737. DUNÉR, David Immanuel. “Varldsmaskinen: 

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1738. DÜSING, Klaus. Subjektivität und Freiheit: 

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1740. HYNES, Darren. “Berkeley’s Corpuscular 

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339–356. 

1741. JANIAK, Andrew. “Kant as Philosopher of 

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1742. KAIL, P. J. E. “Hume’s Natural History of 

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1744. LE RU, Véronique. Voltaire newtonien : Le 

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1747. ROVEDA, Lyndia. “Lamarck et l’art des distinctions.” 

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scientific thought. 


1748. BERNOULLI, Jakob. The Art of Conjecturing, 

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English translation of Ars conjectandi (1713). 

1749. GONZÁLEZ REDONDO, Francisco A. “La 

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1750. GRANDI, Giovanni B. “Thomas Reid’s Geometry 

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1751. HOTTINGER, Sara Noelle. “Social Processes 

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Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2005. Advisers: 

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3172811. 167 pp. Focus on the 18th-century British mathematician 

Reuben Burrow. 

1752. JACOB, Marie. “Interdire la quadrature du 

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1753. LIU Jianjun and LIU Qinying. “Euler’s 

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ISBN: 8778762367. 

Partial contents: PEDERSEN [ref. 1766]; CHRISTENSEN 

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Otto B. BEKKEN, “Viète’s Generation of Triangles,” 121- 

124; Gert SCHUBRING, “Argand and the Early Work on 

Graphical Representation: New Sources and Interpretations,” 

125-146; Adrian RICE, “Inexplicable? The Status 

of Complex Numbers in Britain, 1750–1850,” 147-180; 

Paolo FREGUGLIA, “Bellavitis’s Equipollences Calculus and 

his Theory of Complex Numbers,” 181-203; Karl-Heinz 

SCHLOTE, “Hypercomplex Numbers in the Work of Caspar 

Wessel and Hermann Günther Grassmann: Are there 

any Similarities?” 205-222; Jesper LÜTZEN, “Julius Petersen, 

Karl Weierstrass, Hermann Amandus Schwarz and 

Richard Dedekind on Hypercomplex Numbers,” 223-254; 

Tom ARCHIBALD, “Priority Claims and Mathematical Values: 

Disputes over Quaternions at the End of the Nineteenth 

Century,” 255-269. 

1755. MASCHERONI, Lorenzo. Memorie analitiche. 

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editor. Lorenzo Mascheroni opere, 4. (xxvi + 203 

pp.; ill.) Bergamo: Moretti i Vitali, 2000. ISBN: 

8871861760. 

1756. PASSERON, Irène. “L’invention d’une nouvelle 

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1757. SUTHERLAND, Daniel. “Kant on Fundamental 

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Adviser: Crocker, Richard L. UMI pub. no. 3167202. 305 

pp. 


1759. BELENKIY, Ari, and Eduardo Vila ECHAGÜE. 

“History of One Defeat: Reform of the Julian Calendar 

as Envisaged by Isaac Newton.” Notes Rec. Roy. 

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1760. HEIDARZADEH, Tofigh. “The Reception 

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1761. HOSKIN, Michael. “Caroline Herschel’s 

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30. 

About her telescope. 

1762. HOSKIN, Michael. “Caroline Herschel’s Catalogue 

of Nebulae.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

251–255. 

1763. HOSKIN, Michael. “Caroline Herschel: ‘The 

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1764. LAMY, Jérôme. “L’observatoire de Toulouse, 

le pouvoir politique et la demande sociale aux XVIII e 

et XIX e siécles.” Ann. Midi 117 (2005): 187–201. 

1765. LIGHT, John D. “Research Note on William 

Wales’ Stone Sundial from Fort Prince of Wales.” 

Rittenhouse 13 (1999): 107–114. 

1766. PEDERSEN, Kurt Møller. “Thomas Bugge’s 

Journal of a Voyage through Germany, Holland and 

England, 1777.” In LÜTZEN [ref. 1754], 29–46. 

Focuses on his study of astronomical instruments. 

1767. PRETE, Ivano Dal. “Francesco Bianchini e Il 

Pianeta Venere: Astronomia, cronologia e storia della

terra tra Roma e Parigi all’inizio del XVIII secolo.” 

Nuncius 20 (2005): 95–152. 

1768. SCHLIESSER, Eric. “Wonder in the Face of 

Scientific Revolutions: Adam Smith on Newton’s 

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1769. ZUIDERVAART, Huibert Jan. Van “Konstgenoten” 

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Rotterdam: Erasmus, 1999. ISBN: 9052351430. 



1770. DRAY, Philip. Stealing God’s Thunder: Benjamin 

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America. (xviii + 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Random House, 2005. ISBN: 0812968107. 

1771. EULER, Leonhard. Opera Omnia. Series 

3, Volume 10: Commentationes physicae ad theoriam 

caloris, electricitatis et magnetismi pertinentes. 

Edited by Patricia RADELET-DE GRAVE and David 

SPEISER. Includes appendix by Karine CHEMLA. 

(cxcv + 415 pp.) Basel: Birkhauser, 2004. ISBN: 

3764314699. 

1772. FRANKLIN, Benjamin. Experiments and Observations 

on Electricity. Commentary by I. Bernard 

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1773. GEROGIOGAKIS, Stamatis D. “Spekulation 

und Physik im 18. Jahrhundert. Lomonossow, 

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28 (2005): 255–264. 

1774. HAYASHI Shin-ichiro. “Henry Cavendish: An 

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1775. KOHNO Toshiya. “Joseph Priestley’s Research 

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1776. LICOPPE, Christian. “A French Mid- 

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1779. ULLMANN, Dieter. “Chladnis Beiträge zur 

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1780. VIARD, Jérôme. “Le principe de D’Alembert 

et la conservation du ‘moment cinétique’ d’un 

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1781. AKEROYD, Michael. “The Lavoisier-Kirwan 

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In EARLEY [ref. 374], 293–301. 

1782. BERETTA, Marco. (Ed.) Lavoisier in Perspective. 

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pp.; ill.) Munich: Deutsches Museum, 2005. ISBN: 

3924183074. 

Contributors include: Christoph MEINEL, F. Larry HOLMES, 

Trevor LEVERE, Peter HEERING, Patrice BRET, Jean-Pierre 

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1783. FAUQUE, Danielle. Lavoisier et la Naissance 

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Vuibert, 2003. ISBN: 2711753530. 


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Aristocrat, and the Race to Discover Oxygen. (414 

pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2005. ISBN: 

0670034347. 

1785. KAISERFELD, Thomas. “Chemistry in the War 

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Sweden.” In STEELE and DORLAND [ref. 1480], 

275–292. 

1786. KAWASHIMA Keiko. “Marie Anne Lavoisier 

(1758–1836): une vie, deux révolution, la révolution 

chimique et la Révolution française.” [Translated 


(2004): 65–95. 

1787. KIM, Mi Gyung. “ ‘Public’ Science: Hydrogen 

Balloons and Lavoisier’s Decomposition of Water.” 

Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 291–318. 

1788. KLEIN, Ursula. “Contexts and Limits of 

Lavoisier’s Analytical Plant Chemistry: Plant Materials 

and Their Classification.” Ambix 52 (2005): 

107–157. 

1789. KUHNO Toshiya. “Priestley’s Chemistry as 

a Branch of Experimental Philosophy.” [Translated 


(2005): 201–216. 

1790. MAUSKOPF, Seymour H. “Chemistry in the 

Arsenal: State Regulation and Scientific Methodology 

of Gunpowder in Eighteenth-Century England 

and France.” In STEELE and DORLAND [ref. 1480], 

293–330. 

1791. SEITZ, Frederick. “Henry Cavendish: The 

Catalyst for the Chemical Revolution.” Notes Rec. 

Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 175–199. 

See also Terry QUINN, “Plates from Royal Society Publications” 

Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 215–218 on 

the experiments of Cavendish. 

1792. SIMON, Jonathan. Chemistry, Pharmacy and 

Revolution in France, 1777–1809. Science, Technology, 

and Culture, 1700-1945. (vi + 189 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Aldershot, England: Ashgate, 2005. ISBN: 

0754650448. 

1793. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “Charles Hatchett 

(1765–1847).” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 31 (2004): 47–52. 

1794. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “The American Chemical 

Society and Joseph Priestley.” [Translated title.] 

In Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 32 (2005): 

246–249.



1795. SCHÜTT, Hans-Werner. “Novalis und die 

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[ref. 17], 181–187. 


1796. BARBIERI, Francesco, and Marina ZUCCOLI. 

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Nuncius 19 (2004): 225–243. 

Focuses on Corsini’s interest in the origin of springs. 

1797. BERETTA, Marco. “Collected, Analyzed, Displayed: 

Lavoisier and Minerals.” In From Private to 



1798. CAROZZI, Alberto V. Horace-Bénédict de 

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la terre. (xviii + 431 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Genève: Editions 

Slatkine, 2005. ISBN: 2832102026. 

1799. FIGUEIRÔA, Silvia F. de M., Clarete Paranhos 

da SILVA, and Ermelinda Moutinho PATACA. 

“Aspectos mineralógicos das ‘Viagens Filosóficas’ 

pelo território brasileiro na transição do século XVIII 

para o século XIX.” Translated title: [Mineralogical 

aspects of ‘Philosophical Voyages’ through the 

Brazilian territory during the transition from the eighteenth 

to the nineteenth centuries.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 713–729. 

1800. GESTWA, Klaus. “Der Blick auf Land und 

Leute: Eine historische Topographie russischer Landschaften 

im Zeitalter von Absolutismus, Aufklärung 

und Romantik.” Hist. Z. 279 (2004): 63–125. 

1801. GRIMM, Gunter E. “Argumentation und 

Schreibstrategie. Zum Vulkanismus-Diskurs im 

Werk von Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus.” In 


1802. KUTSUKAKE Toshio. “The Controversy Over 

the Origin of Rocks: Neptunism vs. Vulcanism in the 

Late 18th-Century.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


1803. LOPES, Maria Margaret, Clarete Paranhos 

da SILVA, Silvia Fernanda de M. FIGUEIRÔA, and 

Rachel PINHEIRO. “Scientific Culture and Mineralogical 

Sciences in the Luso-Brazilian Empire: The 

Work of João da Silva Feijó (1760–1824) in Ceará.” 

Special Issue: Science in Latin-American Contexts – 

Historical Studies [ref. 34]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 

201–224. 

1804. MORRELL, Jack. “Geological Movements.” 


Essay review of Martin J. S. RUDWICK, Lyell and Darwin, 

Geologists (2005); Martin J. S. RUDWICK, The New Science 

of Geology (2004); HERBERT [ref. 2209]; RUDWICK 

[ref. 1806]. 

1805. PINTO, Manuel Serrano, Marco Antonio G. 

CECCHINI, Isabel Maria MALAQUIAS, Lycia Maria 

MOREIRA-NORDEMANN, and João Rui PITA. “O 

médico brasileiro José Pinto de Azeredo (1766?– 

1810) e o exame químico da atmosfera do Rio de 

Janeiro.” Translated title: [Brazilian physician José 

Pinto de Azeredo (1766?–1810) and the chemical 

examination of Rio de Janeiro’s atmosphere.] In 

Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 (2005): 617–673. 


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1806. RUDWICK, Martin J. S. Bursting the Limits 

of Time: The Reconstruction of Geohistory in the 

Age of Revolution. (xxiv + 708 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0226731111. 


1807. SHIPLEY, Brian C. “The World that Changed 

the Map.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 821–825. 

Essay review of Hugh TORRENS, The Practice of British 

Geology, 1750-1850 (2002). 

1808. SILVA, Clarete Paranhos da, and Maria Margaret 

LOPES. “O ouro sob as Luzes: a ‘arte’ de 

minerar no discurso do naturalista João da Silva 

Feijó (1760–1824).” Translated title: [Gold under the 

Lights: the “art” of mining in the discourse of naturalist 

João da Silva Feijó (1760–1824).] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 731–750. 

Includes a transcription of Feijó’s manuscript. 

1809. SIMON, Jonathan. “Taste, Order and Aesthetics 

in Eighteenth-Century Mineral Collections.” In 

From Private to Public, edited by Marco BERETTA 

(Sagamore Beach, Mass.: Science History Publications, 

2005), 97–112. 

1810. VARELA, Alex Gonçalves, and Maria Margaret 

LOPES. “As atividades do naturalista José 

Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva em sua ‘fase portuguesa’ 

(1780–1819).” Translated title: [The work of 

naturalist José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva during 

his “Portuguese phase” (1780–1819).] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 685–711. 

Discusses “how the General Department of Mines and Metals 

[contributed] to the spread of the modern scientific ideas to 

the Portuguese society.” (from the abstract) 

1811. WOOD, Karen. “Making and Circulating 

Knowledge through Sir William Hamilton’s Campi 

Phlegraei.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2006): 67–96. 

“A detailed study of the changes incurred when [Hamilton’s] 

experiences were translated between written, oral, painted 

and printed formats.” (from the abstract) 

1812. ZUIDERVAART, Huib J. “An Eighteenth- 

Century Medical–Meteorological Society in the 

Netherlands: An Investigation of Early Organization, 

Instrumentation and Quantification. Part 1.” 

Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 (2005): 379–410. 

See also ZUIDERVAART [ref. 1716]. 


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1814. BOUGAINVILLE, Louis-Antoine de. The Pacific 

Journal of Louis-Antoine de Bougainville, 1767– 

1768. Translated and edited by John DUNMORE. 

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1815. CORREIA DA SERRA, José Francisco. 

Itinerários Histórico-Naturais. Introdução e 

coordenação editorial, Ana SIMÕES, Ana CARNEIRO, 

Maria Paula DIOGO. Colecção Ciência e iluminismo, 

1. (viii + 104 pp.; bibl.) Porto, Portugal: Porto 

Editora, 2003. ISBN: 9720342625.

Introductory matter in Portuguese. Text in French, Portuguese, 

and English. 

1816. DESPOIX, Philippe. Le monde mesuré : dispositifs 

de l’exploration à l’âge des Lumières. Bibliothèque 

des Lumières, 67. (271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Genève: Librarie Droz, 2005. ISBN: 

2600010130. 

1817. DRIVER, Felix, and Luciana MARTINS. (Eds.) 

Tropical Visions in an Age of Empire. (xii + 279 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0226164713. 

Contents: Luciana MARTINS and Felix DRIVER, “Views and 

Visions of the Tropical World,” 3–20; Claudio GREPPI, “ ‘On 

the Spot’: Traveling Artists and the Iconographic Inventory 

of the World, 1769–1859,” 23–42; Michael DETTELBACH, 

“The Stimulations of Travel: Humboldt’s Physiological 

Construction of the Tropics,” 43–58; Felix DRIVER and 

Luciana MARTINS, “ ‘The Struggle for Luxuriance’: William 

Burchell Collects Tropical Nature,” 59–74; Peter HULME, 

“Dominica and Tahiti: Tropical Islands Compared,” 77– 

90; Felix DRIVER and Starr DOUGLAS, “Imagining the 

Tropical Colony: Henry Smeathman and the Termites of 

Sierra Leone,” 91–112; D. Graham BURNETT, “Matthew 

Fontaine Maury’s ‘Sea of Fire’: Hydrography, Biogeography, 

and Providence in the Tropics,” 113–134; David ARNOLD, 

“Envisioning the Tropics: Joseph Hooker in India and the 

Himalayas, 1848–1850,” 137–155; Leonard BELL, “Eyeing 

Samoa: People, Places, and Spaces in Photographs of the 

Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries,” 156–174; 

Rod EDMOND, “Returning Fears: Tropical Disease and 

the Metropolis,” 175–194; Denis COSGROVE, “Tropic and 

Tropicality,” 197–216. 

1818. FARA, Patricia. “Joseph Banks: Pacific Pictures.” 

Endeavour 27 (2003): 110–112. 

1819. FINNIS, Bill. Captain James Cook: Seaman 

and Scientist. (252 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

London: Chaucer Press, 2003. ISBN: 190444914X. 

1820. GRIFFIN-SHORT, Rita. “The Ancient Mariner 

and the Transit of Venus.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 

175–179. 

On William Wales and his 1796 expedition to Canada to 

observe the transit. 

1821. HEFFERNAN, Michael. “Edme Mentelle’s 

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STONE and WITHERS [ref. 414], 273–303. 

1822. KRISTENSEN, L. Kahl. “Wessel as a Cartographer.” 

In LÜTZEN [ref. 1754], 81–98. 

1823. LIVINGSTONE, David N. “ ‘Risen into Empire’: 

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1824. MARCHAND, Etienne. Journal de bord 

d’Etienne Marchand: le voyage du Solide autour 

du monde, 1790–1792. Edited by Odile GANNIER 

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pp.; ill.; maps; index.) Paris: CTHS, 2005. ISBN: 

2735505952. 

1825. OGBORN, Miles. Spaces of Modernity: London’s 

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1572303433. 

1826. PÁLSSON, Sveinn. Draft of a Physical, Geographical, 

and Historical Description of Icelandic 

Ice Mountains on the Basis of a Journey to the Most 

Prominent of Them in 1792–1794 with Four Maps 


and Eight Perspective Drawings. Edited by Richard 

S. WILLIAMS, Jr. and Oddur SIGURðSSON. (xxxvi + 

183 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Reykjavik: Icelandic 

Literary Society, 2004. ISBN: 9979661461. 


1827. PAPP, Júlia. “The Catalogue of Bernhard Paul 

Moll (1697–1780) and His Atlas Hungaricus.” Imago 

Mundi 57 (2005): 185–194. 

1828. PEDLEY, Mary Sponberg. The Commerce 

of Cartography: Making and Marketing Maps in 

Eighteenth-Century France and England. The Kenneth 

Nebenzahl, Jr., Lectures in the History of Cartography. 

(xv + 354 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0226653412. 


1829. QUILLEY, Geoff, and John BONEHILL. (Eds.) 

William Hodges, 1744–1797: The Art of Exploration. 

(viii + 212 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) New 

Haven, Conn.; London: Yale Univ. Press for the 

National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, 2004. ISBN: 

0948065583. 

Catalogue to the exhibition at the National Maritime Museum, 

Greenwich, 5 July–21 November 2004, and the Yale 

Center for British Art, New Haven, 27 January–24 April 

2005. Reviews: [ref. R739] 

1830. STELLER, Georg Wilhelm. Briefe und Dokumente, 

1740. Edited by Wieland HINTZSCHE, 

Thomas NICKOL, and Olag Vladimirovna 

NOVOCHATKO. Quellen zur Geschichte Sibiriens 

und Alaskas aus russischen Archiven, 1. (xxxvi + 

387 pp.; bibl.; index.) Halle: Verlag Franckesche 

Stiftungen zu Halle, 2000. ISBN: 3930195615. 

1831. STELLER, Georg Wilhelm, Stepan KRAS- 

ENINNIKOV, and Johann Eberhard FISCHER. Reisetagebücher 

1735 bis 1743. Quellen zur Geschichte 

Sibiriens und Alaskas aus russischen Archiven, 2. 

(xxxix + 627 pp.) Halle: Franckesche Stiftungen, 

2000. ISBN: 393019564X. 

1832. WARNER, Deborah Jean. “Stadia Surveying 

Comes to the United States.” Rittenhouse 16 (2002): 

15–26. 

1833. WILLIAMS, Glyndwr. (Ed.) Captain Cook: 

Explorations and Reassessments. Regions and regionalism 

in history. (xiii + 266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; maps; 

index.) Woodbridge, UK : Boydell Press, 2004. ISBN: 

1843831007. 

Abbreviated contents (From WorldCat): Richard ALLEN, 

“James Cook and the North Yorkshire Quakers”; Rosalin 

BARKER, “Whitby’s Eighteenth-Century Merchant Fleet”; 

Daniel CLAYTON, “Captain Cook’s Command of Knowledge 

and Space: Chronicles from Nootka Sound”; Andrew 

COOK, “James Cook and the Royal Society”; Robin IN- 

GLIS, “Successors and Rivals to Cook: The French and the 

Spaniards”; Pauline Nawahineokala’i KING, “On Native 

Hawaiian Attitudes Towards Captain Cook”; Andrew LAM- 

BERT, “ ‘Extreme History’, Hard Tack and Scurvy”; Stuart 

MURRAY, “Textuality and Authority at the Endeavour River, 

June to August 1770”; John ROBSON, “A Comparison of the 

Charts Produced during the Pacific Voyages of Louis-Antoine 

de Bougainville and James Cook”; Anne SALMOND, “The 

Impact of Polynesia on Captain Cook”; Sujit SIVASUN- 

DARAM, “The Martyrdoms of Captain James Cook and 

the Revd John Williams”; Simon WERRETT, “Responses to 

Cook in Russia”; Glyndwr WILLIAMS, “Reassessing Captain 

Cook”. Reviews: [ref. R987]



1834. IANNINI, Christopher Paul. “Fatal Revolutions: 

United States Natural Histories of the Greater 

Caribbean, 1707–1856.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 

(2004): 1370. 


William Kelly. UMI pub. no. 3127882. 315 pp. 

1835. LEWIS, Andrew J. “A Democracy of Facts, An 

Empire of Reason: Swallow Submersion and Natural 

History in the Early American Republic.” William 

Mary Quart. 62 (2005): 663–696. 

1836. MAERKER, Anna. “The Tale of the 

Hermaphrodite Monkey: Classification, State Interests 

and Natural Historical Expertise between Museum 

and Court, 1791–4.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 39 

(2006): 29–47. 

The Grand Duke of Tuscany had a monkey evaluated by 

Giovanni Fabbroni at the Royal Museum. 

1837. PICK, Cecilia Mary. “Rhetoric of the Author 

Presentation: The Case of Maria Sibylla Merian.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65 (2005): 3818. 


Adviser: Hess, Peter A. UMI pub. no. 3150920. 363 pp. 

1838. RIEKE-MÜLLER, Annelore. “Von der lebendigen 

Kunstkammer zur Liebhaberei. Fürstliche Menagerien 

im deutschsprachigen Raum während des 18. 

Jahrhunderts.” In DASTON and POMATA [ref. 1675], 

137–161. 

1839. ROOKMAAKER, L. C., P. A. MORRIS, I. E. 

GLENN, and P. J. MUNDY. “The Ornithological 

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the Arsenical Soap.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 

146–158. 

1840. SIEMER, Stefan. Geselligkeit und Methode: 

Naturgeschichtliches Sammeln im 18. Jahrhundert. 

Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Europäische 

Geschichte Mainz, 192. (vii + 402 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Mainz: Von Zabern, 2005. ISBN: 3805329954. 

1841. SPARY, Emma. “Forging Nature at the Republican 

Muséum.” In DASTON and POMATA [ref. 1675], 

163–180. 

1842. VANE-WRIGHT, R. I., and H. W .D. HUGHES. 

The Seymer Legacy: Henry Seymer and Henry Seymer 

Jnr of Dorset and Their Entomological Paintings, 

with a Catalogue of Butterflies and Plants (1755– 

1783). (x + 320 pp.; ill.) Cardigan, UK: Forest Text, 

2005. ISBN: 0955074037. 



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1844. PORTER, Roy. “The Environment and the Enlightenment: 

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1845. CUNNINGHAM, Michael Doucette. “Seashells 

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Dissertation at the University of Connecticut, 2005. Advisers: 

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1846. STILWELL, Jeffrey D. “Trilobites and Linnaeus: 

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1852. MONTI, Maria Teresa, and Marc RATCLIFF. 

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1854. HALLOCK, Thomas. “Male Pleasure and the 

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1855. HOFFMANN, Nancy E., and John C. Van 

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Philosophical Society, 2004. ISBN: 087169249X. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Alan W. ARMSTRONG, “John 

Bartram and Peter Collinson: A Correspondence of Science 

and Friendship”; Gene KRITSKY, “John Bartram and 

the Periodical Cicadas: A Case Study”; Crystal A. POLIS 

and Robert E. SAVAGE, “Calming John Bartram’s Passion: 

Sweden’s Scientific Certification of Philadelphia’s Botanist”; 

Stephanie VOLMER, “‘Taste,’ ‘Curiosity,’ and the Letters 

of John Bartram and Peter Collinson”; Kathryn E. Holland 

BRAUND, “‘The Congress Held in a Pavilion’: John Bartram 

and the Indian Congress at Fort Picolata, East Florida”; 

William H. GOETZMANN, “John Bartram’s Journey to

Onondaga in Context”; Thomas HALLOCK, “Narrative, Nature, 

and Cultural Contact in John Bartram’s Observations”; 

Lawrence HETRICK, “The Origins, Goals, and Outcomes of 

John Bartram’s Journey on the St. John’s River, 1765–1766”; 

John EDMONDSON, “John Bartram’s Legacy in Eighteenth- 

Century Botanical Art: The Knowsley Ehrets”; Joel T. FRY, 

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his Garden Today?”; and Alfred E. SCHUYLER and 

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1858. MOORE, Lisa L. “Queer Gardens: Mary Delany’s 

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1859. NICKELSEN, Kärin. “The Challenge of 

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3–23. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1860. BOESEMAN, M., and W. de LIGNY. Martinus 

Houttuyn (1720–1798) and His Contributions to the 

Natural Sciences, with Emphasis on Zoology. Zoologische 

verhandelingen, 349. (221 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 


Includes a complete facsimile of Houttuyn’s Catalogus van 

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1861. KAPEL, Finn O. Otto Fabricius and the Seals 

of Greenland. Meddelelser om Grønland, Bioscience, 

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The Production and Uses of Anatomical Models at 

La Specola, Florence, and the Josephinum, Vienna, 


Dissertation at Cornell University, 2005. Adviser: Dear, 

Peter. UMI pub. no. 3192203. 319 pp. 

1863. MALDONADO, J. L., and M. Á. PUIG- 

SAMPER. “An Unpublished Eighteenth Century 

Treatise on the Birds of Colonial Mexico.” Arch. 


1864. OLSON, Storrs L. “Birds, Including Extinct 

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42–52. 

1865. PICCOLINO, Marco. The Taming of the Ray: 

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1866. QUERNER, Hans, and Ilse JAHN. Christoph 

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3925347666. 


1867. GRIMOULT, Cédric. Sur les traces des grands 

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2749500729. 


1868. KAITARO, Timo. “Brain–Mind Identities in 

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1869. STEINKE, Hubert. Irritating Experiments: 

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9042018526. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1870. BURAS, J. Todd. “The Nature of Sensations in 

Reid.” Hist. Phil. Quart. 22 (2005): 221–238. 

1871. COPENHAVER, Rebecca. “Thomas Reid’s 

Theory of Memory.” Hist. Phil. Quart. 23 (2006): 

171–189. 

1872. GRANDI, Giovanni Battista. “Thomas Reid’s 

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4228. 


2004. Adviser: Falkenstein, Lorne. UMI pub. no. NQ96820. 

199 pp. 

1873. HARA, Akira. “Depth and Distance in Berkeley’s 

Theory of Vision.” Hist. Phil. Quart. 21 (2004): 

101–117. 

1874. SHERIFF, Mary D. Moved by Love: Inspired 

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350-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL 

1875. BENZAQUÉN, Adriana S. “Childhood, Identity, 

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1876. ROSE, Anne Christina. “Children’s Moral 

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Ferguson, Frances. UMI pub. no. 3172683. 461 pp. 

350-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 

1877. BICKHAM, Troy. “ ‘A Conviction of the Reality 

of Things’: Material Culture, North American 

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Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 39 (2005): 29–47.


1878. DOUGLAS, Bronwen. “Slippery Word, Ambiguous 

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1879. MOTSCH, Andreas. Lafitau et l’émergence du 

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2001. ISBN: 2894481845. 



1880. SCHABAS, Margaret. The Natural Origins of 

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a social science. 


1881. WYHE, John van. “The Descent of Words: 

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(2005): 94–100. 

On how the concept of evolution of language in the field 

of philology contributed to the development of biological 

thinking. 

350-145. ARCHAEOLOGY 

1882. HAYCOCK, David Boyd. “ ‘Claiming Him 

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the Archaeology of the Trinity.” In BROOKE and 

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1883. KELLY, Jason M. “Polite Sociability and Levantine 

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2004. Adviser: Guerrini, Anita. UMI pub. no. 3120364. 320 

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1884. GRIMOULT, Cédric. “Le modèle historique 

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1885. ANDREANI, Roland, Henri MICHEL, and Elie 

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III (Paul Valéry), Centre d’histoire moderne et 

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1887. BERTUCCI, Paola. “Sparking Controversy: 

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the Alps.” Nuncius 20 (2005): 153–187. 

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1889. CODY, Lisa Forman. “Living and Dying in 

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1890. COSTA, Palmira Fontes da. “The Medical Understanding 

of Monstrous Births at the Royal Society 

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1891. DACOME, Lucia. “Waxworks and the Performance 

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Endeavour 30 (2006): 29–35. 

1892. DENIS, Adrián López. “Melancholia, Slavery, 

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1893. FILIPPINI, Nadia Maria. “ ‘Sanctuaire de la 

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1894. GOUK, Penelope. “Music’s Pathological and 

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1895. GRONIM, Sara Stidstone. “Imagining Inoculation: 

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1896. HELM, Jürgen, and Karin STUKENBROCK. 

(Eds.) Anatomie: Sektionen einer medizinischen 

Wissenschaft im 18. Jahrhundert. Medizingeschichte. 

(323 pp.; ill.; bib.; index.) Stuttgart: F. Steiner, 2003. 

ISBN: 3515081070. 

Jürgen HELM, “Abraham Vater. Ein Anatom im 18. Jahrhundert,” 

13–27; Thomas SCHNALKE, “Anatomie einer 

Korrespondenz. Abraham Vater im Briefwechsel mit 

dem Nürnberger Arzt und Naturforscher Christoph Jacob 

Trew,” 29–47; Rüdiger SCHULTKA and Luminita GÖBBEL, 

“Präparationstechniken und Präparate im 18. und frühen 19. 

Jahrhundert, dargestellt an Beispielen aus den anatomischen 

Sammlungen zu Halle (Saale),” 49–81; Susanne GREINKE, 

“Die Venus des Wiener Josephinums. Ein Körperbild am Ende 

des 18. Jahrhunderts,” 83–98; Marion Maria RUISINGER, 

“Der flüssige Kristall. Anatomische Forschung und therapeutische 

Praxis bei Lorenz Heister am Beispiel des Starleidens,” 

101–125; Jürgen KONERT and Holger G. DIETRICH, 

“Giovanni Battista Morgagni und der Beginn der Pathologischen 

Anatomie,” 127–138; Irmgard MÜLLER and Daniela 

WATZKE, “Von der Nervenmorphologie zur elektrischen 

Reizleitung. Vorstellungen und Konzepte um 1800,” 139– 

160; Hans-Theodor KOCH, “Anatomie als universitäres 

Lehrfach. Das Beispiel Wittenberg,” 163–188; Sonia HORN, 

“ ‘...ein wohl auffgerichtes theatrum anatomicum.’ Anatomischer 

Unterricht für nichtakademische Heilkundige an der 

Wiener Medizinischen Fakultät im 18. Jahrhundert,” 189– 

212; Gerhard H. MÜLLER, “ ‘Der Künstler setzt sich an die 

Stelle der Natur.’ Goethes Alternativen in der Plastichen Anatomie 

(1832),” 213–223; Karin STUKENBROCK, “Unter dem 

Primat der Ökonomie? Soziale und wirtschaftliche Aspekte 

der Leichenbeschaffung für die Anatomie,” 227–239; 

Gerhard AMMERER, “Anatomische Sektion und Gerichtsmedizin. 

Zur Rolle der Ärzte in den Strafverfahren und den 

Diskursen um den Kindsmord im 18. Jahrhundert,” 241–268; 

Maximilian BERGENGRUEN, “Missgeburten. Vivisektionen 

des Humors in Jean Pauls Dr. Katzenbergers Badereise,” 

271–291; Christian SOBOTH, “Tränen des Auges, Tränen des 

Herzens. Anatomien des Weinens in Pietismus, Aufklärung 

und Empfindsamkeit,” 293–315. Reviews: [ref. R412]

1897. HOFFMANN, Susanne. Gesundheit und Krankheit 

bei Ulrich Bräker, 1735–1798. Zürcher medizingeschichtliche 

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1899. KISACKY, Jeanne. “Restructuring Isolation: 

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from 1771 to 1930. (from the abstract) 

1900. KOPPERMAN, Paul E. “ ‘Venerate the Lancet’: 

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Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 539–574. 

1901. LOGAN, Gabriella Berti. “Women and the 

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1902. LUND, Roger. “Laughing at Cripples: 

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1903. MADDEN, Deborah. “The Limitation of Human 

Knowledge: Faith and the Empirical Method in 

John Wesley’s Medical Holism.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 

32 (2006): 162–172. 

1904. MAERKER, Anna. “Uses and Publics of the 

Anatomical Model Collections of La Specola, Florence, 

and the Josephinum, Vienna, around 1800.” In 



2005), 81–96. 

1905. MARTIN, Morag. “Entrepreneur or Charlatan: 

The Medical Profession and the Commerce of Cosmetics 

in 18th century France.” In HILAIRE-PÉREZ 

and GARCON [ref. 627], 103–115. 

1906. NUROK, Michael. “Elements of the Medical 

Emergency’s Epistemological Alignment: 18–20th- 

Century Perspectives.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 

563–579. 

1907. PEAD, Patrick J. Vaccination Rediscovered: 

New Light in the Dawn of Man’s Quest for Immunity. 

(128 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chichester: Timefile 

Books, 2006. ISBN: 0955156106. 

1908. RISSE, Guenter B. “Glimpses of a Hidden 

Burden: Hydatid Disease in Eighteenth-Century 

Scotland.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 534–543. 

1909. RISSE, Guenter B. New Medical Challenges 

during the Scottish Enlightenment. The Wellcome 

Series in the History of Medicine. (386 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2005. ISBN: 9042018143. 

1910. ROBICHAUD, Marc. “Making Hospitals ‘Worthy 

of Their Purpose’: Hospitals and the Hospital 

Reform Movement in the Generalite of Rouen (1774– 

1794).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 297. 


Boulle, Pierre H. UMI pub. no. NQ98360. 243 pp. 

1911. SANDER, Sabine. “Gesundheit statt Galanterie: 

Der Paradigmenwechsel in ärztlichen 

Schönheitsratgebern im Jahrhundert der Aufklärung.” 

Gesnerus 60 (2003): 25–61. 

1912. SHAPIN, Steven. “Trusting George Cheyne: 

Scientific Expertise, Common Sense, and Moral 


Authority in Early Eighteenth-Century Dietetic 

Medicine.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 263–297. 

1913. SINGY, Patrick. “Experiencing Medicine: An 

Epistemological History of Medical Practice and Sex 

in French-Speaking Europe, 1700–1850.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65 (2005): 3962. 


Davidson, Arnold L. UMI pub. no. 3149362. 431 pp. 

1914. VIAUD, Jean-François. “La maladie dans les 

mémoires et les diaires de l’ancien régime : exemples 

dans le Bordelais au début du XVIII e siècle.” Ann. 

Midi 116 (2004): 331–354. 

1915. VIDAL, Fernando. “Extraordinary Bodies and 

the Physicotheological Imagination.” In DASTON and 

POMATA [ref. 1675], 61–96. 

1916. WINSTON, Michael. “Medicine, Marriage, 

and Human Degeneration in the French Enlightenment.” 


On the medicalization of conjugal union and its concomitant 

desacralization. 

1917. WOLFF, Caspar Friedrich. De formatione 

intestinorum / La formation des intestins (1768– 

1769). Translated from the Latin by Michel Jean- 

Louis PERRIN; introduction and notes by Jean-Claude 

DUPONT. De Diversis Artibus: Collection of Studies 

from the International Academy of the History of 

Science, 68. (382 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Turnhout, Belgium: 

Brepols, 2003. ISBN: 2503522521. 


1918. ZUCKERMAN, Arnold. “Plague and Contagionism 

in Eighteenth-Century England: The Role of 

Richard Mead.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 273–308. 

On Mead’s views of contagion and the controversies surrounding 

them. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1919. FINGER, Stanley. “Medical Electricity and 

Madness in the 18th Century: The Legacies of Benjamin 

Franklin and Jan Ingenhousz.” Perspect. Biol. 


1920. SAAD, Mariana. “La mélancolie entre le cerveau 

et les circonstances : Cabanis et la nouvelle 

science de l’homme.” Theme issue: Melancholy 




HEALTH 

1921. GRINDSTAFF, Beverly K. “Designing the 

Mensch als Kunstwerk: Kant, Hygiene and the Aesthetics 

of Health in Wilhelmine Germany.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4228. 


2004. Adviser: Boime, Albert. UMI pub. no. 3154978. 519 

pp. 

1922. HACKETT, Paul. “Averting Disaster: The Hudson’s 

Bay Company and Smallpox in Western Canada 

during the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 575–609. 

Hudson’s Bay Company served as the de facto public health 

agency at this time. 

1923. KOTTEK, Samuel S. “Les juifs et l’hygiène en 

France vers la fin du XVIII e siècle : Le témoignage


du docteur Le Jau et de Zalkind Hourwitz.” Rev Étud. 

Juives 164 (2005): 275–285. 

1924. WAHRIG-SCHMIDT, Bettina, and Werner 

SOHN. (Eds.) Zwischen Aufklärung, Policey, und 

Verwaltung zur Genese des Medizinalwesens, 1750– 

1850. Conference proceedings, March 15–18, 2000, 

Herzog August Bibliothek. Wolfenbütteler Forschungen, 

102. (212 pp.) Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 

2003. ISBN: 3447048220. 

Contents: Sibylla FLÜGGE, “ ‘Reformation oder erneuerte 

Ordnung die Gesundheit betreffend’—Die Bedeutung des 

Policeyrechts für die Entwicklung des Medizinalwesens zu 

Beginn der Frühen Neuzeit,” 17–37; Bettina WAHRIG, “ ‘Alle 

Aerzte sollten also zu redlichen Männern gemacht werden.’ 

Der Zeitschriftendiskurs zur medicinischen Policey 1770– 

1810,” 39–69; Werner SOHN, “Von der Policey zur Verwaltung: 

Transformationen des Wissens und Veränderungen der 

Bevölkerungspolitik um 1800,” 71–89; Thomas BROMAN, 

“Zwischen Staat und Konsumgesellschaft: Aufklärung und 

die Entwicklung des deutschen Medizinalwesens im 18. Jahrhundert,” 

91–107; Jutta NOWOSADTKO, “Rationale Heilbehandlung 

oder abergläubische Pfuscherei? Die medizinische 

Kompetenz von Scharfrichtern und ihre Ausgrenzung aus 

heilenden Tätigkeiten im 18. Jahrhundert,” 109–130; Christine 

LOYTVED, “Einmischung wider Willen und gezielte 

Übernahme: Geschichte der Lübecker Hebammenausbildung 

im 18. und Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts,” 131–145; 

Gabriele BEISSWANGER, “Der Arzneimittelmarkt um 1800: 

Arzneimittel zwischen Gesundheits-, Berufs-, und Gewerbepolitik,” 

147–161; Iris RITZMANN, “Der Faktor Nachfrage 

bei der Ausformung des modernen Medizinalwesens— 

Überlegungen am Beispiel der Kinderheilkunde,” 163–178; 

Eberhard WOLFF, “Medikalisierung von unten? Das Beispiel 

der jüdischen Krankenbesuchsgesellschaften,” 179– 

190; Mary LINDEMANN, “Wie ist es eigentlich gewesen? 

Krankheit und Gesundheit um 1800,” 191–207. Reviews: 

[ref. R945] 

1925. WARREN, Adam. “Piety and Danger: Popular 

Ritual, Epidemics, and Medical Reforms in Lima, 

Peru, 1750–1860.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 

2328. 


Advisers: Hunefeldt, Christine, and Eric Van Young. UMI 

pub. no. 3137210. 392 pp. 


1926. SHERMAN, Sandra. “The Exotic World of 

Pierre Pomet’s A Compleat History of Druggs.” Endeavour 

28 (2004): 156–160. 


1927. AUGER, Jean-François, and Jocelyne PER- 

RIER. “Éditorial: Les artisans canadiens au XVIII e 

siècle.” Theme issue. Sci. Canadensis 24 (2000): 

3–5. 

Contents: François GROULX and Jean-Richard GAUTHIER, 

“Résidences et liens de parenté des artisans de Montréal en 

1741,” 7–25; Sophie TOUPIN, “Recrutement et mobilité professionnelle 

chez les artisans de Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu, 

1740–1810,” 27–50; Jocelyne PERRIER, “Les techniques 

et le commerce de la tannerie à Montréal au XVII e siècle,” 

51–72. 

1928. BELL, Duncan S.A. “Dissolving Distance: 

Technology, Space, and Empire in British Political 

Thought, 1770–1900.” J. Mod. Hist. 77 (2005): 

523–562. 

1929. BRANDSTETTER, Thomas. “ ‘The Most Wonderful 

Piece of Machinery the World Can Boast Of’: 

The Water-works at Marly, 1680–1830.” Hist. & 

Tech. 21 (2005): 205–220. 

On changes in perception and evaluation of the Marly pumps. 

1930. GARÇON, Anne-Françoise. “Les Dessous Des 

Métiers : Secrets, Rites et Sous-traitance dans la 

France du XVIII e Siècle.” Part of a series on craft 

secrecy. [ref. 1670]. Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 

378–391. 

1931. HIDALGO LEHUEDE, Jorge, and Manuel 

CASTILLO MARTOS. “Antonio de O’Brien y la 

explicación de los minerales de Huantajaya, sus nombres 

y beneficio (1765).” Llull 27 (2004): 61–93. 

1932. LÓPEZ MORENO, Miguel Ángel. La Heredad 

de Fadrique: Sobre lo Acontecido en el sitio que 

nombran de las Fadricas, Isla de León. (313 pp.) San 

Fernando: Gerencia Municipal de Urbanismo, Ayuntamiento 

de San Fernando, 2003. ISBN: 8460632733. 

On military technology. 

1933. MEYER, William B. “Why Did Syracuse Manufacture 

Solar Salt?” N. Y. Hist. 86 (2005): 195–209. 

On the importance of the sun as a resource in understanding 

the rise and decline of the salt industry in central New York. 

1934. NUVOLARI, Alessandro. “The Making of 

Steam Power Technology: A Study of Technical 

Change during the British Industrial Revolution.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. C 65/04 (2004): 900. 

Dissertation at Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (The 

Netherlands), 2004. UMI pub. no. C818505. 218 pp. 

1935. REITH, Reinhold. “Know-How, Technologietransfer 

und die Arcana Artis im Mitteleuropa der 

Frühen Neuzeit.” Part of a series on craft secrecy. 

[ref. 1670]. Early Sci. Med. 10 (2005): 349–377. 

1936. SUMNER, James. “Powering the Porter Brewery.” 

Endeavour 29 (2005): 72–77. 


1937. ARAO Miyo. “White Sugar Production by 

Gen-yu Tamura (1718–1776) with Focus on the 

‘Claying’ Method.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


1938. COHEN, Benjamin R. “Notes from the Ground: 

Science and Agricultural Improvement in the Early 

American Republic.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 (2006): 

4508. 


2005. Adviser: Barrow, Mark V. UMI pub. no. 

3202649. 302 pp. 

1939. HUNTER, Brooke. “Wheat, War, and the 

American Economy during the Age of Revolution.” 

William Mary Quart. 62 (2005): 505–526. 

350-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES 

1940. KEEN, Paul. “The ‘Balloonomania’: Science 

and Spectacle in 1780s England.” Eighteenth-Cent. 

Stud. 39 (2006): 507–535. 

1941. KIM, Mi Gyung. “Balloon Mania: News in 

the Air.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 149–155.

360. NINETEENTH CENTURY 


1942. BISWAS, Arun Kumar. Father Eugene Lafont 

of St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata and the Contemporary 

Science Movement. Monograph Series, 33. 

(xxviii + 331 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Kolkata: Asiatic 


1943. BOWKER, Geoffrey C. Memory Practices in 

the Sciences. Inside Technology. (xi + 261 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0262025892. 

On the way that the storage and retrieval of information has 

converged with the production of scientific knowledge since 

about 1800. 

1944. BROCK, Claire. “The Public Worth of Mary 

Somerville.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2006): 255–272. 

1945. BROWNE, Janet. “Presidential Address Commemorating 

Darwin.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 (2005): 

251–274. 

Explores Darwin’s fame and the ideologies of a scientific 

hero. 

1946. CHAPMAN, Allan. Mary Somerville and the 

World of Science. (xv + 157 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Bristol: Canopus, 2004. ISBN: 0953786846. 

1947. CROSLAND, Maurice. “A Science Empire in 

Napoleonic France.” Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 29–48. 

1948. D’AGOSTINO, Salvo, and Arcangelo ROSSI. 

“Introduzione.” Special Issue: Giovanni Giorgi nella 

realtà del suo tempo. Physis 41 (2004): 309–317. 

Contents: DE ROSA [ref. 2594]; MAIOCCHI [ref. 2684]; 

SCHETTINO [ref. 2043]; DRAGONI [ref. 2141]; LESCHIUTTA 

[ref. 2039]; MORANDO [ref. 2152]; GUIDONE [ref. 2847]; 

Claudio EGIDI, “Giovanni Giorgi la metrologia dell’elettromagnetismo 

e il Regio Istituto Industriale di Fermo,” 

471–474. 

1949. DHUMATKAR, Abhidha S. “Balaji Prabhakar 

Modak—A Nineteenth Century Science Propagator 

in Maharashtra.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 

307–334. 

1950. DONG Guicheng. “Tentative Discussion on the 

Understanding of Reformists about the Development 

of Science and Technology.” [Translated title.] In 


On the Chinese Reform Movement of 1898 and its understanding 

of science and technology in the context of 

Westernization. 

1951. GEISON, Gerald. A ciencia particular de 

Louis Pasteur. Translated from the English by 

Vera RIBEIRO. (455 pp.; ilus.; tab.; bibl.; index.) 

Rio de Janeiro: Contraponto/Fiocruz, 2002. ISBN: 

8585910461. 

Portuguese translation of Gerald L. GEISON, The Private 

Science of Louis Pasteur (1995). 

1952. HAMILTON, James. A Life of Discovery: 

Michael Faraday, Giant of the Scientific Revolution. 

(xxii + 465 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Random 

House, 2002. ISBN: 1400060168. 

1953. NOMURA Masao. “Finding a Dutch Science 

Book as a Crucial Source of Kyuri-tsū Written in 

Yedo Era.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 193–202. 

On an early 19th-century textbook. 

360. Nineteenth century 95 

1954. PHILLIPS, Allison Denise. “Building a Natural 

Scientific Age: Science and Public Culture in Germany, 

1770–1850.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/10 (2005): 

3953. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2004. Adviser: Mendelsohn, 

Everett. UMI pub. no. 3149585. 518 pp. “Traces 

the history of the modern German word Naturwissenschaft.” 

(from the abstract) 

1955. SIRCAR, Mahendralal, and Eugene LAFONT. 

Collected Works of Mahendralal Sircar, Eugene Lafont, 

and the Science Movement, 1860–1910. Compiled 

and edited by Arun Kumar BISWAS. (xxviii + 

620 pp.; bibl.) Kolkata: Asiatic Society, 2003. ISBN: 

8172361491. 

1956. SNART, Jason. “Blake’s Awareness of ‘Blake 

in a Newtonian World’: William Blake, Isaac Newton, 

and Writing on Metal.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 31 (2005): 

237–249. 

On the contrast, established by Blake himself, between 

Newton as systematizer and Blake as visionary, as well as 

their similarities. 

1957. SUGAWARA Kunika. “A Study of Abridged 

Translations in Seimi Kaiso from Gt. Nieuwenhuis’s 

Original Dutch Encyclopedia, Algemeen Woordenboek.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. 

(Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 40–48. 

1958. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “Visiting Justus von 

Liebig’s Footsteps on the Two Hundredth Anniversary 

of His Birth.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


360-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS 

1959. JANKO, Jan. “Böhmische Naturwissenschaft 

und Naturphilosophie in der ersten Hälfte des 19. 

Jahrhunderts.” In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 143– 

163. 


1960. JAMES, William. The Correspondence of 

William James, Volumes 1–12. Edited by Ignas 

K. SKRUPSKELIS, Elizabeth M. BERKELEY, and 

Henry JAMES. (12 v.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Charlottesville: 

Univ. Press of Virginia, 1992–2004. 

ISBN: 0813923182. 



1961. CROZET, Pascal, and Annick HORIUCHI. 

(Eds.) Traduire, Transposer, Naturaliser: La formation 

d’une langue scientifique moderne hors des 

frontieres de l’Europe au XIX e siècle. (xxx + 262 pp.; 

bibl.) Paris: L’Harmattan, 2004. ISBN: 2747561488. 

Contents: MÉTAILIÉ [ref. 1856]; KURIYAMA [ref. 824]; HO- 

RIUCHI [ref. 752]; MACÉ [ref. 2485]; RINGGER [ref. 2573]; 

BRÉARD [ref. 2081]; WRIGHT [ref. 2194]; CROZET 

[ref. 2089]; GÜNERGUN [ref. 2168]; HABIB [ref. 850]. 

1962. SCHULZE, Elke. “Zeichnung und Fotografie 

- Statusfragen: Universitäres Zeichnen und naturwissenschaftliche 

Bildfindung.” Part of a special issue: 

Fotografie und Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 151–159. 

1963. TUCKER, Jennifer. Nature Exposed: Photography 

as Eyewitness in Victorian Science. (ix + 294 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 

Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0801879914.

96 360. Nineteenth century 



1964. LAFUENTE, Antonio, and Tiago SARAIVA. 

“The Urban Scale of Science and the Enlargement 

of Madrid (1851–1936).” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

531–569. 

1965. OPITZ, Donald Luke. “Aristocrats and Professionals: 

Country-House Science in Late-Victorian 

Britain.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4327. 

Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2004. Adviser: 

Kohlstedt, Sally Gregory. UMI pub. no. 3154066. 291 pp. 

1966. PETRIE, Ian C. “Village Visions: Science and 

Technology in the Bengal Countryside, c. 1860– 



Ludden, David. UMI pub. no. 3138064. 295 pp. 

1967. RENTETZI, Maria. “The City as a Context for 

Scientific Activity: Creating the Mediziner-Viertel in 

fin-de-ciècle Vienna.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 39–44. 

1968. SHEEHAN, Tanya. “Doctor Photo: The Cultural 

Authority of Portrait Photography as Medicine 

in Nineteenth-Century America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/05 (2005): 1532. 

Dissertation at Brown University, 2005. Adviser: Kriz, K. 

Dian. UMI pub. no. 3174673. 250 pp. Argues “photographers 

appropriated medical discourse in an effort to 

strengthen their professional legitimacy.” (from the abstract) 

1969. ZALKIN, Mordekhai. “Scientific Literature 

and Cultural Transformation in Nineteenth-Century 

East European Jewish Society.” Aleph 5 (2005): 

249–271. 


ECONOMICS 

1970. CUNNINGHAM, Andrew. “Auto-Icon: Jeremy 

Bentham’s Three Bodies, the Moral Laws of Nature, 

and the Ideology of Industrial Capitalism.” In 

DASTON and POMATA [ref. 1675], 181–209. 

An exploration of Bentham’s political views as they are 

embodied in the way he understood the physical bodies of 

different individuals in society. 

1971. GEISON, Gerald L. “Organization, Products, 

and Marketing in Pasteur’s Scientific Enterprise.” 


1972. KASTNER, Justin, Douglas POWELL, Terry 

CROWLEY, and Karen HUFF. “Scientific Conviction 

amidst Scientific Controversy in the Transatlantic 

Livestock and Meat Trade.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 

78–83. 


LITERATURE 

1973. ÁLVARO, Luis-Carlos. “Hallucinations and 

Pathological Visual Perceptions in Maupassant’s Fantastical 

Short Stories—A Neurological Approach.” J. 

Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 100–115. 

1974. BARTLETT, Mark. “Chronotopology and the 

Scientific-Aesthetic in Philosophy, Literature and 

Art.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 (2006): 2951. 


Adviser: Haraway, Donna. UMI pub. no. 3185873. 327 pp. 

1975. CARSWELL, Lilian P. “Telling the Truth about 

Animals: Epistemology, Ethics, and Animal Minds 

in Melville, Darwin, Saunders, and London.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1778. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2004. Adviser: Ferguson, 

Robert A. UMI pub. no. 3133535. 252 pp. 

1976. FERGUSON, Christine. Language, Science 

and Popular Fiction in the Victorian fin-de-siècle: 

The Brutal Tongue. The Nineteenth Century Series. 

(x + 180 pp.; bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 


On the centrality of language in the interconnections of 

popular fiction, biology, and philology. 

1977. GEIMER, Peter. “Picturing the Black Box: 

On Blanks in Nineteenth Century Paintings and Photographs.” 

Volume Title: Writing Modern Art and 


1978. GOODAY, Graeme J. N. “Electrical Futures 

Past.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 150–155. 

On how 19th-century popularizers and fiction writers helped 

imagine modern electrical/electronic technology. 

1979. GORDON, Rae Beth. “Natural Rhythm: La 

Parisienne Dances with Darwin: 1875–1910.” Modernism/Modernity 

10 (2003): 617–656. 

On the role of the primitive in popular dance- and concert-hall 

entertainment. 

1980. GREENSLADE, William, and Terence 

RODGERS. (Eds.) Grant Allen: Literature and Cultural 

Politics at the Fin de Siècle. (270 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, 2005. ISBN: 

0754608654. 

Includes the following chapters: Heather ATCHISON, “Allen, 

Spencer and Darwin,” 55-64; Lyssa RANDOLPH, “ ‘The 

Romance of Race’: Grant Allen’s Science as Cultural Capital,” 

65-80; Patrick PARRINDER, “The Old Man and His 

Ghost: Grant Allen, H.G. Wells, and Popular Anthropology,” 

171-184. 

1981. GRUM-SCHWENSEN, Ane. “Little Hans 

Christian and Great Hans Christian: The Poet and 

The Scientist.” Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 30 (2005): 

349–355. 

1982. HENDERSON, Linda Dalrymple. “Editor’s Introduction: 

I. Writing Modern Art and Science—An 

Overview; II. Cubism, Futurism, and Ether Physics in 

the Early Twentieth Century.” Special issue: Writing 

Modern Art and Science. Sci. Context 17 (2004): 

423–466. 

Contents: GEIMER [ref. 1977]; LARSON [ref. 2480]; BOTAR 

[ref. 2697]; PARKINSON [ref. 2876]; PETERSEN [ref. 3460]; 

GOODYEAR [ref. 3457]. 

1983. PRATT, Dale J. Signs of Science: Literature, 

Science, and Spanish Modernity since 1868. Purdue 

Studies in Romance Literatures, 22. (ix + 226 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) West Lafayette, Ind.: Purdue Univ. 

Press, 2001. ISBN: 1557532214. 

1984. RICHTER, Jochen, and Axel SCHMETZKE. 

“Der philosophische Affe und die Eule der Minerva.” 


Focuses on Hugo Rheinhold’s sculpture “Affe mit Schädel.” 

1985. SCHELLENBERG, Renata. “A Journey through 

Science: Reading Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre 

(1829) in Light of Goethe’s Scientific Theory.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65 (2005): 3819. 


Vincent, D. W. J. UMI pub no. NQ94340. 230 pp. “Seeks 

to investigate the significance Goethe’s scientific endeavours 

had on his literary production.” (from the abstract)

1986. SCHUMMER, Joachim. “Historical Roots of 

the ‘Mad Scientist’: Chemists in Nineteenth-Century 

Literature.” Ambix 53 (2006): 99–127. 

1987. SNYDER, Laura J. “Sherlock Holmes: Scientific 

Detective.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 104–108. 

1988. SOLOMON, Jennifer Welch. “The Body Made 

Visible: Scientific Practices of Seeing and Literary 

Naturalism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4201. 

Dissertation at the University of Maryland, College Park, 

2004. Adviser: Auerbach, Jonathan. UMI pub. no. 3153140. 

267 pp. Examines discussions among physiologists and 

sociologists in the work of naturalist writers. 

1989. SYME, Alison Mairi. “Hedgewhores, Wagtails, 

Cockatrices, Whipsters: John Singer Sargent 

and his Coterie of Nature’s Artful Dodgers.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/05 (2005): 1533. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Advisers: Lajer- 

Burcharth, Ewa, Yve-Alain Bois, and Elaine Scarry. UMI 

pub. no. 3174047. 403 pp. 

1990. VATAN, Florence. “Les Maîtres du sensible : 

L’esthétique de Baudelaire et de Flaubert à la lumière 

des conceptions médicales de leur époque.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/03 (2004): 957. 


Desan, Philippe. UMI pub. no. 3125646. 371 pp. 

1991. WORDEN, Joel Daniel. “The Galapagos in 

American Consciousness: American Fiction Writers’ 

Responses to Darwinism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 

(2006): 2582. 

Dissertation at the University of Delaware, 2005. Adviser: 

Lemay, J. A. Leo. UMI pub. no. 3181874. 225 pp. Looks 

at works by Herman Melville, Tennessee Williams, and Kurt 

Vonnegut. 


OF SCIENCE 

1992. BOARDMAN, Kay. “ ‘Charting the Golden 

Stream’: Recent Work on Victorian Periodicals.” 

Victorian Stud. 48 (2006): 505–517. 

Essay review of Geoffrey CANTOR, Gowan DAWSON, 

Graeme GOODAY, Richard NOAKES, Sally SHUTTLE- 

WORTH, and Johnathan R. TOPHAM, Science in the Nineteenth 

Century Periodical (2004). 

1993. FARA, Patricia. “Michael Faraday, Media 

Man.” Endeavour 30 (2006): 10–12. 

On Faraday’s use of photography to promote science. 

1994. FARA, Patricia. “Representing Revolution: 

Icons of Industrialization.” Endeavour 30 (2006): 

13–18. 

1995. FYFE, Aileen. Science and Salvation: Evangelical 

Popular Science Publishing in Victorian 

Britain. (xiv + 325 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) 


0226276473. 


1996. HAMLIN, Christopher. “Games Editors Played 

or Knowledge Readers Made?” Isis 96 (2005): 633– 

642. 

Essay review of Geoffrey CANTOR, Gowan DAWSON, 

Graeme GOODAY, Richard NOAKES, Sally SHUTTLE- 

WORTH, and Johnathan R. TOPHAM, Science in the Nineteenth 

Century Periodical (2004); Geoffrey N. CANTOR and 

Sally SHUTTLEWORTH (eds.), Science Serialized (2004); 

Louise HENSON, Geoffrey CANTOR, Gowan DAWSON, 

Richard NOAKES, Sally SHUTTLEWORTH, and Jonathan 

360. Nineteenth century 97 

R. TOPHAM (eds.), Culture and Science in the Nineteenth- 

Century Media (2004). 

1997. HENTSCHEL, Klaus, and Ann HENTSCHEL. 

“An Engraver in Nineteenth-Century Paris: The Career 

of Pierre Dulos.” French Hist. 15 (2001): 64– 

102. 

Dulos specialized in scientific illustrations for Memoires de 

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2001. BROWNE, Janet, and Sharon MESSENGER. 

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2002. MITCHELL, Sarah. “Exhibiting Monstrosity: 

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2003. SECORD, James. “The Electronic Harvest.” 

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Dissertation at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2004. 

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2005. VENKATESWARAN, T. V. “Representations of 

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2017. BECKMAN, Jenny. “The Swedish Museum of 

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2018. DAVISON, Graeme, and Kimberley WEBBER. 

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The Powerhouse Museum is a science, technology, and 

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2038. LA BERGE, Ann F. “Debate as Scientific Practice 

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2039. LESCHIUTTA, Sigfrido. “Giovanni Giorgi 

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2040. MESCHIARI, Alberto. “Giovanni Battista 

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2056. TAKAHASHI Hiroshi, AKABANE Akira, 

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2060. ROSEMARIE NÖTHLICH, Christoph Kockerbeck. 

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2062. HARVEY, David Allen. “Fortune Tellers in 

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M. T. GHISELIN, R. MOCEK, H. WEBER, N. TSOUYOPOU- 

LOS, V. ABASCHNIK, Th. BACH, U. CHARPA, F. GRIGENTI, 

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2066. BAR-AM, Nimrod. “Extensionalism and Induction 

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2071. MILHAUD-CAPPE, Danielle, and Anastasios 

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2076. ALTMANN, Simon L., and Eduardo L. OR- 

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Explores themes discussed in Gerd GIGERENZER, Zeno 

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2105. NEUMANN, Peter M. “The Concept of Primitivity 

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2106. PHILLIPS, Christopher. “Augustus De Morgan 

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2107. PHILLIPS, Christopher. “Robert Woodhouse 

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et Gösta Mittag-Leffler : Avec en annexe les lettres 

échangées par Poincaré avec Fredholm, Gyldén et 

Phragmén. Edited by Philippe NABONNAND. Publications 

des Archives Henri Poincaré. (421 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Berlin: Birkhäuser, 1999. ISBN: 3764359927. 

2109. RONAN, Mark. Symmetry and the Monster: 

One of the Greatest Quests of Mathematics. (vii + 255 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford / New York: Oxford 

Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 0192807226.


2110. ROWE, David E. “Felix Klein as Wissenschaftspolitiker.” 

In BOTTAZZINI and DAHAN 

DALMEDICO [ref. 315], 69–92. 

2111. SHELL-GELLASCH, Amy. “The Olivier String 

Models at West Point.” Rittenhouse 17 (2003): 71– 

84. 

2112. WANG Youjun. “Jueyi Shuxue: The Earliest 

Probability Book in Chinese with Laplacian Probability 

Style.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 159–169. 

2113. YAJIMA Keiji. “Introduction to the Book 

‘Mathematics Education’ by Rikitaro Fujisawa Published 

in the End of the 19th Century.” [Translated 


(2004): 243–246. 

360-104. MUSIC 

2114. BROTMAN, Charles M. “The Power of Sound: 

Evolutionary Naturalism and Music in Anglo- 

American Victorian Culture.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/03 (2005): 1127. 

Dissertation at the University of Rochester, 2005. Adviser: 

Rubin, Joan Shelley. UMI pub. no. 3169565. 305 pp. 

“Examines the genesis of music theorizing in the work 

of Anglo-American evolutionary naturalists.” (from the 

abstract) 


2115. BEEKMAN, George. “I.O. Yarkovsky and the 

Discovery of ‘His’ Effect.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

71–86. 

2116. CHINNICI, Ileana. (Ed.) La carte du ciel : 

Correspondence inédite conservée dans les Archives 

de l’Observatoire de Paris. Foreword by Johannes 

ANDERSEN. Prefaces by Michel COMBES and Salvatore 

SERIO. Introduction by Giorgia FODERÀ, 

Nandou DALIÈS, and Suzanne DÉBARBAT. (xviii 

+ 475 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Observatoire de 

Paris, 1999. ISBN: 2901057403. 

On correspondence spanning the dates 1884–1913. 

2117. D’ESTIENNE, Jean. “Comment s’est formé 

l’univers.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 229–340. 

Reprint of an 1877 article. Includes an introduction: Dominique 

LAMBERT, “Note Introductive” Rev. Quest. Sci. 

175 (2004): 225–228. 

2118. GATTO, Romano, Lisa IODICE, and Emilia 

OLOSTRO CIRELLA. “Sul Ritrovamento di un Carteggio 

Scientifico di Emanuele Fergola.” Nuncius 19 

(2004): 245–252. 

Announcing the discovery of 150 letters from Fergola’s 

correspondence. 

2119. HENCHMAN, Anna Alexandra. “Astronomy 

and the Problem of Perception in British Literature, 


Dissertation at Harvard University, 2004. Adviser: Scarry, 

Elaine, Philip Fisher, and Isobel Armstrong. UMI pub. no. 

3131862. 236 pp. 

2120. HIGGITT, Rebekah. “Astronomers against 

Newton.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 20–24. 

On Francis Baily’s account of Flamsteed’s conflict with 

Newton and its use in contemporary debates over astronomy. 

2121. KOLLERSTROM, Nicholas. “An Hiatus in History: 

The British Claim for Neptune’s Co-prediction, 

1845–1846: Part I.” Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 1–28. 

2122. LAUNAY, Françoise, and Peter D. HINGLEY. 

“Jules Janssen’s ‘Revolver Photographique’ and Its 

British Derivative, ‘The Janssen Slide.’ ” J. Hist. 

Astron. 36 (2005): 57–79. 

On a device used to photographically record the transit 

of Venus and its status as a precursor to motion picture 

technology. 

2123. LOGAN, Gabriella Berti. “Caterina 

Scarpellini: Astronomy and Meteorology in Risorgimento 

Rome.” Nuncius 20 (2005): 189–217. 

2124. MATSUMURA Masafumi. “Observation of the 

Comet in 1811 by Michikata Kume.” [Translated 


(2006): 23–28. 

2125. SMELTZER, Ronald K. “An Early American 

Planisphere: Pettengill’s Stellarota of 1828.” Rittenhouse 

18, no. 2 (2004): 31–39. 

See also: Ronald K. SMELTZER, “An Early American Planisphere: 

Pettengill’s Stellarota of 1828: Addendum,” 63–64. 

2126. STAUBERMANN, Klaus. “Exercising Patience: 

On the Reconstruction of F.W. Bessel’s Early Star 

Chart Observations.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

19–36. 

2127. UNNO Kazutaka. “The Heitengi by Iwahashi 

Yoshitaka.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 45 (2006): 29–33. 

On a celestial map. 



2128. ALTSHULER, José, and Angelo BARACCA. 

“La enseñanza de la física en Cuba, desde la Colonia 

hasta 1959.” Llull 27 (2004): 557–608. 

2129. ARIANRHOD, Robyn. Einstein’s Heroes: 

Imagining the World through the Language of Mathematics. 

(323 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford / New York : 


On how Maxwell’s use of mathematics “resolved the seemingly 

insoluble controversy between Faraday’s idea of lines 

of force and Newton’s theory of action-at-a-distance.” (from 

publisher) 

2130. ASSIS, Andre Koch Torres, Karin REICH, and 

Heinrich WIEDERKEHR. “On the Electromagnetic 

and Electrostatic Units of Current and the Meaning 

of the Absolute System of Units: For the 200th 

Anniversary of Wilhelm Weber’s Birth.” Sudhoffs 

Arch. 88 (2004): 10–31. 

Evaluates the contributions of both Gauss and Weber to 

electrical theory. 

2131. BADASH, Lawrence. “Becquerel’s Blunder.” 



72 (2005): 31–62. 

On the discovery of radioactivity by Henri Becquerel in 1896. 

2132. BARACCA, Angelo. “Mechanistic Science, 

Thermodynamics, and Industry at the End of the 

Nineteenth Century.” In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 49–70. 

2133. BARUS, Carl. One of the 999 about to Be Forgotten: 

Memoirs of Carl Barus, 1865–1935. Selected 

and edited by Axel W.-O. SCHMIDT. (317 pp.; ill.) 

New York: AWOS, 2005. ISBN: 3833423080. 

Autobiography of a Brown University physicist.

2134. BUCHWALD, Jed Z. “An Error within a Mistake?” 

In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 

185–208. 

On 19th-century electrodynamics, focusing on Helmholtz 

and Hertz. 

2135. CAVICCHI, Elizabeth. “Nineteenth-Century 

Developments in Coiled Instruments and Experiences 

with Electromagnetic Induction.” Ann. Sci. 63 

(2006): 319–361. 

2136. CHEN, Xiang. “Transforming Temporal 

Knowledge: Conceptual Change between Event Concepts.” 

Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 49–73. 

As a case study presents the debate between Augustin Fresnel 

and Thomas Young about the nature of light waves. 

2137. CHEN, Xiang. “Visual Photometry in the 

Early 19th Century: A ‘Good’ Science with ‘Wrong’ 

Measurements.” In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN 

[ref. 128], 161–183. 

2138. D’AGOSTINO, Salvo. “Sostanza o funzione? 

Il problema dell’oggettivazione nella fisica posteinsteiniana.” 

Physis 41 (2004): 219–240. 

On the problem of applying ideas about the nature of modern 

physics to classical physics paradigms. 

2139. DE FRENZA, Lucia. “Le ricerche di Faraday 

sull’induzione elettrostatica: un confronto a più voci.” 

Physis 39 (2002): 249–276. 

2140. DÖRFEL, Günter, and Falk MÜLLER. “1857 

– Julius Plücker, Heinrich Geißler und der Beginn 

systematischer Gasentladungsforschung in Deutschland.” 


2141. DRAGONI, Giorgio. “Grandi serie di misure 

sperimentali e progetti teorici: speranza euristica tra 

fine Ottocento e inizio Novecento.” Part of a Special 

Issue: Giovanni Giorgi nella realtà del suo tempo 

[ref. 1948]. Physis 41 (2004): 357–372. 

2142. FOX, Robert, and Graeme GOODAY. (Eds.) 

Physics in Oxford, 1839–1939: Laboratories, Learning, 

and College Life. (xix + 363 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


0198567928. 

Contents (from publisher): Robert FOX, “The Context and 

Practices of Oxford Physics, 1839–77”; Robert FOX and 

Graeme GOODAY, “Epilogue”; Robert FOX, Graeme GOO- 

DAY and Tony SIMCOCK, “Physics in Oxford: Problems and 

Perspectives”; Graeme GOODAY, “Robert Bellamy Clifton 

and the ‘Depressing Inheritance’ of the Clarendon Laboratory, 

1877–1919”; Jeff HUGHES, “Redefining the Context: 

Oxford and the Wider World of British Physics, 1900–40”; 

Benoit LELONG, “Translating Ion Physics from Cambridge 

to Oxford: John Townsend and the Electrical Laboratory, 

1900–24”; Jack MORRELL, “The Lindemann Era”; Tony 

SIMCOCK, “Laboratories and Physics in Oxford Colleges, 

1848–1947”; Tony SIMCOCK, “Mechanical Physicists, the 

Millard Laboratory and the Transition from Physics to Engineering”. 


2143. GRABER, Frédéric. “Article ou mémoire ? 

Une réflexion comparative sur l’écriture des textes 

scientifiques. Navier et l’écoulement des fluides 

(1822–1827).” Rev. Hist. Math. 10 (2004): 141–185. 

This paper compares two very similar texts by the same 

author on the same subject in order to highlight variations in 

the phrasing, structure, and purpose of the texts. (from the 

abstract) 



Profile: Visits to Apparatus Collections I: Kenyon 


On physics teaching equipment. 

2145. HENTSCHEL, Klaus. “Wissenschaftliche Photographie 

als visuelle Kultur. Die Erforschung und 

Dokumentation von Spektren.” Part of a special issue: 

Fotografie und Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. 

Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 (2005): 193–214. 

2146. HOU Yude. “Didn’t (Maxwell) Prophesy the 

Existence of Electromagnetic Wave?” [Translated 


173–178. 

2147. KONAGAYA Daisuke. “The Reconsideration 

of Paschen’s Research on the Heat Radiation in the 

Latter Half of the 1890’s.” [Translated title.] In 


75–85. 

2148. LELONG, Benoit. “Ions, Electrometers, and 

Physical Constants: Paul Langevin’s Laboratory 

Work on Gas Discharges, 1896–1903.” Hist. Stud. 

Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2005): 93–130. 

2149. LÜTZEN, Jesper. Mechanistic Images in Geometric 

Form: Heinrich Hertz’s Principles of Mechanics. 

(xiii + 318 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 


2150. MAGALHÃES, Gildo. “Remarks on a New 

Autograph Letter from Augustin Fresnel: Light Aberration 

and Wave Theory.” Sci. Context 19 (2006): 

295–307. 

2151. MARTINS, Roberto de Andrade. “Mechanics 

and Electromagnetism in the Late Nineteenth Century: 

The Dynamics of Maxwell’s Ether.” In CAPRIA 

[ref. 2830], 21–48. 

2152. MORANDO, Adriano Paolo. “Giovanni Giorgi 

fisico matematico ed ingegnere elettrico.” Part of a 

special issue: Giovanni Giorgi nella realtà del suo 

tempo [ref. 1948]. Physis 41 (2004): 391–447. 

2153. MOSINI, V. “Was the Methodology behind 

Electrodynamics Inductive or Deductive?” Physis 39 

(2002): 441–468. 

2154. NAVARRO, Jaume. “J. J. Thomson on the 

Nature of Matter: Corpuscles and the Continuum.” 

Centaurus 47 (2005): 259–282. 

2155. PAPANELOPOULOU, Faidra. “Gustave- 

Adolphe Hirn (1815–90): Engineering Thermodynamics 

in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France.” Brit. J. 

Hist. Sci. 39 (2006): 231–254. 

2156. RUDD, Eugene. “Instrument Collection Profile: 

University of Nebraska.” Rittenhouse 17 (2003): 

45–55. 

Focuses on the physics and astronomy departments. 

2157. RUDD, Eugene M. “DeWitt Bristol Brace: 

Professor, Instrument Maker, Innovator.” Rittenhouse 

13 (1999): 3–11. 

2158. SCHEMMEL, Matthias. “An Astronomical 

Road to General Relativity: The Continuity between 

Classical and Relativistic Cosmology in the Work of 

Karl Schwarzschild.” Sci. Context 18 (2005): 451– 

478. 

2159. STADLER, Ulrich. “Moving Objects, Moved 

Observers: On the Treatment of the Problem of Relativity 

in Poetic Texts and Scientific Prose.” Special


Issue: Science and Literature [ref. 240]. Sci. Context 

18 (2005): 607–627. 

2160. STALEY, Richard. “On the Co-Creation of 

Classical and Modern Physics.” Isis 96 (2005): 530– 

558. 

2161. TWENEY, Ryan D. “Toward a Cognitive- 

Historical Understanding of Michael Faraday’s Research: 

Editor’s Introduction.” Introduction to a 

special issue. Perspect. Sci. 14 (2006): 1–6. 

Contents: Ronald ANDERSON, “The Crafting of Scientific 

Meaning and Identity: Exploring the Performative Dimensions 

of Michael Faraday’s Texts,” 7–39; David C. GOOD- 

ING, “From Phenomenology to Field Theory: Faraday’s 

Visual Reasoning,” 40–65; Elizabeth CAVICCHI, “Faraday 

and Piaget: Experimenting in Relation with the World,” 

66–96; Ryan D. TWENEY, “Discovering Discovery: How 

Faraday Found the First Metallic Colloid,” 97–121. 


2162. BASU, Aparajita. “The Conflict and Change- 

Over in Indian Chemistry.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 

(2004): 335–358. 

2163. BÜTTNER, Johannes. “ ‘Auf diese Entdeckung 

lege ich einigen Werth und ärgere mich, daß sie 

mir entrißen worden ist’: Friedrich Wöhler und die 

Hippursäure.” Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. 

Chem. 17 (2004): 30–41. 

2164. CERRUTI, Luigi. Bella e potente: La Chimica 

del Novecento fra scienza e società. Saggi/scienze. 

(507 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Rome: Editori Riuniti, 

2003. ISBN: 8835953960. 


2165. GARRIGÓS OLTRA, Lluís, and Carlos 

MILLÁN VERDÚ. “Una contribución española a 

los primeros diseños instrumentales colorimétricos 

propuestos por José Luis Casaseca para la determinación 

del cobre por vía húmeda.” Llull 26 (2003): 

475–490. 

2166. GIRNUS, Wolfgang. “Zwei Berufungen und 

die ‘Doktor-Frage’ an der ETH Zürich.” In KANT 

and VOGT [ref. 17], 221–237. 

Focuses on the chemists Arthur Hantzsch and Richard 

Willstätter. 

2167. GORDIN, Michael D. “Friedrich Beilstein and 

his Handbuch der organischen Chemie.” [Translated 


(2005): 217–234. 

2168. GÜNERGUN, Feza. “Chemical Nomenclature 

in Nineteenth-Century Turkey.” In CROZET and 

HORIUCHI [ref. 1961], 201–235. 

2169. HUDSON, John Adrian. “Chemistry and the 

British Railway Industry, 1830–1923.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. C 66/04 (2005): 745. 

Dissertation at the Open University (United Kingdom), 2005. 

UMI pub. no. C82166. 

2170. ITAGAKI Eiji. “Lecture on Organic Chemistry 

by a Netherland Medical Doctor, A. C. Holterman.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. 

(Chem.) 31 (2004): 1–13. 

See also: ITAGAKI Eiji, “Lecture on Organic Chemistry by 

a Netherlands Medical Doctor, A. C. Holterman. Part 2” 

Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 31 (2004): 96–107 

2171. KAJI, Masanori. “Social Background of the 

Discovery and the Reception of the Periodic Law of 

the Elements: Recognizing the Contribution of Dmitri 

Ivanovich Mendeleev and Julius Lothar Meyer.” In 

EARLEY [ref. 374], 302–306. 

2172. KIKUCHI Yoshiyuki. “Joji Sakurai and His 

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(2004): 239–267. 

2173. KLEIN, Ursula. “Experiments at the Intersection 

of Experimental History, Technological Inquiry, 

and Conceptually Driven Analysis: A Case Study 

from Early Nineteenth-Century France.” Perspect. 

Sci. 13 (2005): 1–48. 

As a case study explores Louis Jacques Thénard’s experiments 

with ether. 

2174. KLEIN, Ursula. “Technoscience avant la lettre.” 

Special issue on Technoscientic Productivity 

[ref. 190]. Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 226–266. 

Examines the convergence of research in carbon chemistry of 

the early 19th century with synthetic-dye industry in the late 

1850s. 

2175. LIU Kwang-Ting. “On the Irrelevancy of 

the Chinese Translation of ‘Chemistry’ with James 

Hudson Taylor.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


2176. MURMANN, Johann Peter. Knowledge and 

Competitive Advantage: The Coevolution of Firms, 

Technology, and National Institutions. Cambridge 

Studies in the Emergence of Global Enterprise. (294 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0521813298. 

Compares the development of the synthetic dye industry in 

Great Britain, Germany, and the United States. 

2177. NIHON KAGAKKAI. The Chemical Society of 

Japan: A 125-Year Quest for Excellence, 1878–2003. 

Edited by Tadashi WATANABE. (vi + 196 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Tokyo: The Chemical Society of Japan, 2003. 


2178. OLTRA, Lluís Garrigós. “François Joseph 

Houtou de Labillardière: A Case of Desertion in 

Nineteenth-Century Chemistry.” Ambix 52 (2005): 

159–173. 

2179. PAQUOT, Catherine. Henri Sainte Claire Deville 

: Chimie, recherche et industrie. Hommes de 

Science. (vii + 225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: 

Vuibert, 2005. ISBN: 2711791394. 

2180. PICKERING, Andrew. “Decentering Sociology: 

Synthetic Dyes and Social Theory.” Special 

issue on Technoscientific Productivity [ref. 190]. Perspect. 

Sci. 13 (2005): 352–405. 

2181. RAE, Ian D. “Ozonised Oils as Disinfectants.” 

Ambix 53 (2006): 3–20. 

2182. ROCKE, Alan J. “In Search of El Dorado: 

John Dalton and the Origins of the Atomic Theory.” 



72 (2005): 125–158. 

2183. ROSS, R. Stefan. “Carl Schmidt—A Chemical 

Tourist in Victorian Britain.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 

33–37. 

2184. ROUSSANOVA, Elena. “Zur Geschichte des 

Frauenstudiums in der Chermie: Julia Lermontowa 

(1846–1919)—die erste promovierte Chemikerin.” 

Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 17 

(2004): 131–146.

2185. SANTOS, Nadja Paraense dos. “Theodoro 

Peckolt: a produção científica de um pioneiro da 

fitoquímica no Brasil.” Translated title: [Theodoro 

Peckolt: The scientific work of a pioneer in phytochemistry 

in Brazil.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 

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2186. SPEK, Trienke M. van der. “Selling a Theory: 

The Role of Molecular Models in J. H. van ’t Hoff’s 

Stereochemistry Theory.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 157– 

177. 

2187. ˇSTRBÁŇOVÁ, Soňa. “Correspondance 

Strengthening the Network of a Scientific School: 

Unknown Letters of the French Chemist C. Friedel 

and C. A. Wurtz to the Czech Chemist B. Ráyman.” 


2188. TEICHMANN, Herbert. “175 Jahre Wöhlers 

Harnstoff-Synthese.” Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. 

Gesch. Chem. 17 (2004): 3–29. 

2189. TRAVIS, Anthony S. “Preface: 150 Years of 

the Coal-Tar Dye Industry, 1856–2006.” Lead article 

in a special issue. Hist. & Tech. 22 (2006): 115–118. 

Contents: Peter J.T. MORRIS, “Does the Science Museum, 

London have Perkin’s Original Mauve Dye? A Critical 

Reassessment of a Chemical Icon,” 119–130; Anthony S. 

TRAVIS, “Decadence, Decline, and Celebration: Raphael 

Meldola and the Mauve Jubilee of 1906,” 131–152; Declan 

O’REILLY, “Vesting GAF Corporation: The Roosevelt Administration’s 

Decision to Americanise I.G. Farben’s American 

Affliates in World War II,” 153–186; Robert J. BAPTISTA 

and Anthony S. TRAVIS, “I.G. Farben in America: The 

Technologies of General Aniline & Film,” 187–224. 

2190. VOLKE, Klaus. “Clemens Winkler und der 

Umweltschutz: Zum 100. Todestag des bedeutendsten 

Freiberger Chemikers.” Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. 

Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 17 (2004): 111–130. 

2191. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “Justus von Liebig 

and His Students.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


2192. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “Justus von Liebig, 

Bicentennial of His Birth.” [Translated title.] In 

Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 31 (2004): 40– 

46; 108–111. 

Includes a bibliography of Liebig’s work. 

2193. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “The Two Hundredth 

Anniversary of the Discovery of Elements of the 

Platinum Group: Palladium, Rhodium, Osmium, and 

Iridium.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 32 (2005): 170–175. 

2194. WRIGHT, David. “ ‘Changing and Uniting’: 

The Translation of Terms and Concepts for Chemical 

Combination into Chinese (1840–1900).” In CROZET 


2195. YAUN Zhendong. “The Introduction of Chemical 

Atomism and Molecular Theory into Late 19th 

and Early 20th Century China.” [Translated title.] In 


2196. YOKOTA Tokuo and SAKANOUE Masanobu. 

“The Dispute between Liebig and Lawes, Gilbert and 

Stöckhardt on Nitrogen as Plant Nutrient.” [Translated 


(2004): 14–34. 

2197. ZIEGLER, Volker. “Trägt die Fehlingsche 

Lösung ihren Namen zu Recht? Zur Namensbildung 

einer quantitativen chemischen Nachweismethode.” 


Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 17 

(2004): 100–110. 

2198. ZOTT, Regine. “Jacobus Henricus van’t Hoff 

in Briefen an Svante Arrhenius.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 239–256. 


2199. AALTO, K. R. “Pioneering Geologic Studies 

of the Black Hills, Dakota Territory, USA.” Earth Sci. 

Hist. 24 (2005): 175–196. 

2200. BABIN, Claude. Autour du catastrophisme : 

des mythes et légendes aux sciences de la vie et de la 

terre. Collection “Inflexions.” (vi + 167 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris: Vuibert, 2005. ISBN: 2711753735. 

2201. BORLEY, Lester. (Ed.) Celebrating the Life 

and Times of Hugh Miller: Scotland in the Early 

19th Century, Ethnography and Folklore, Geology 

and Natural History, Church and Society. (352 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Edinburgh, Scotland: Cromarty 

Arts Trust & the Elphinstone Institute of the Univ. of 

Aberdeen, 2003. ISBN: 0906265339. 

A collection of 30 papers presented to an international bicentenary 

conference held in Cromarty in October 2002. 

Partial contents: LOWENTHAL [ref. 2266]; HENDERSON 

[ref. 2432]; Peter TILBROOK, “Summary of Discussion: 

Symposium on Geology & Natural History,” 134-136; Hugh 

TORRENS, “William Smith (1769–1839) and the Search for 

English Raw Materials: Some Parallels with Hugh Miller and 

with Scotland,” 137-155; KNELL and TAYLOR [ref. 2301]; 

TREWIN [ref. 2307]; JANVIER [ref. 2300]; John HUDSON, 

“Hugh Miller’s Geological Discoveries and Observations on 

the Isle of Eigg, as Recorded in The Cruise of the Betsey 

and in the Light of Modern Knowledge,” 197-213; NUTTALL 

and MORRISON-LOW [ref. 2041]; Michael COLLIE, “Hugh 

Miller’s Dealings with Contemporary Scientists,” 227-236; 

Ralph O’CONNOR, “Hugh Miller and Geological Spectacle,” 

237-258. 

2202. BRANAGAN, David F. T. W. Edgeworth David: 

A Life: Geologist, Adventurer, Soldier and “Knight in 

the Old Brown Hat.” (xix + 629 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Canberra: National Library of Australia, 

2005. ISBN: 0642107912. 


2203. CARTER, Christopher Ray. “Imperialism and 

Empiricism: Science and State in the Age of Empire.” 


Dissertation at Duke University, 2004. Adviser: Mauskopf, 

Seymour. UMI pub. no. 3174110. 240 pp. 

2204. CLARY, Renee M. “Uncovering Strata: An 

Investigation into the Graphic Innovations of Geologist 

Henry T. De la Beche.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 

(2006): 2478. 

Dissertation at Louisiana State University and Agricultural & 

Mechanical, 2003. Adviser: Wandersee, James H. UMI pub. 

no. 3182879. 480 pp. 

2205. DÖRRIES, Matthias. “Global Science: The 

Eruption of Krakatau.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 113– 

116. 

2206. EDWARDS, Paul N. “Meteorology as Infrastructural 

Globalism.” Volume title: Global Power 

Knowledge: Science and Technology in International 

Affairs [ref. 2680]. Osiris 21 (2006): 229–250. 

On the history of the World Meteorological Organization 

(WMO) from the19th century to the 1960s.


2207. FAASSE, Patricia E. De ontdekking van de 

ondergrond: Anderhalve eeuw toegepast geowetenschappelijk 

onderzoek in Nederland. Geologie van 

Nederland, 6. (152 p.; ill.) Utrecht: Nederlands Instituut 

voor Toegepaste Geowetenschappen TNO, 2002. 

ISBN: 9067439428. 

2208. FULLER, J. G. C. M. “Stratigraphic Stand-Off 

at the 49th Parallel.” Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 

247–264. 

2209. HERBERT, Sandra. Charles Darwin, Geologist. 

(xx + 485 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Ithaca: 

Cornell Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0801443482. 


2210. JIMÉNEZ DE CISNEROS, Daniel. Datos para 

el estudio de la geología del partido judicial de 

Caravaca. Edited by A. ESTÉVEZ, C. LANCIS, J. F. 

Baeza CARRATALÁ, J. E. TENT-MANCLÚS, and D. 

MARÍN. (vii + 182 pp.; ill.) Caravaca, Universidad 

de Alicante: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz, 

2004. ISBN: 8460801926. 

Includes reprints of articles by Jiménez de Cisneros issued in 

various Spanish periodicals. (from WorldCat) 

2211. JIMÉNEZ DE CISNEROS, Daniel. Libro homenaje 

a D. Daniel Jiménez de Cisneros y Hervás. 

Edited by Museo Geominero. (xvii + 316 pp.; ill.; 

map; bibl.) Madrid: Instituto Geológico y Minero de 

España, 2004. ISBN: 8478405550. 

Reprints of publications by Jiménez de Cisneros, with preface 

and a brief biographical introduction. 

2212. JOSEFOWICZ, Diane Greco. “Experience, 

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On correspondence and miscommunication between John 

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2213. KIM Boumsoung. “When Do the Earthquakes 

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2214. KRÜGER, Peter. “J. B. Jukes und A. Geikie 

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2215. LÜDECKE, Cornelia. “Carl Ritters (1779– 

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2216. MALAQUIAS, Isabel, Emilia Vaz GOMES, and 

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2217. MILLS, Eric L. “Mathematics in Neptune’s 

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2218. NEVANLINNA, H. “Founding Father of Finnish 

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On J.J. Nervander (1805–1848). 

2219. OLDROYD, David, and Graham MCKENNA. 

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2220. PALMER, Douglas. Earth Time: Exploring 

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John Wiley, 2005. ISBN: 0470022213. 

2221. PLOTKIN, Howard. “Henry A. Ward and the 

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Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 63–80. 

2222. PROVERBIO, Edoardo, and Letizia BUFFONI. 

“La meteorologia dei fenomeni estremi alla metà 

del XIX secolo e il contributo di Angelo Secchi 

allo studio dei rapporti tra fenomeni meteorologici, 

magnetici e solari.” Physis 41 (2004): 125–165. 

2223. TAKAHASHI Yukinori and SUGIYAMA Shigeo. 

“Gravity Measurements by Japanese Scientists in the 

Early Years of Meiji Era.” [Translated title.] In 


138–149. 

On measurement of a gravitational anomaly around Japanese 

islands by Tanakadate Aikitu. 


EXPLORATION 

2224. BEDINI, Silvio A. The Jefferson Stone: Demarcation 

of the First Meridian of the United States. 

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Md.: Professional Surveyors Publishing Co., 1999. 

ISBN: 0966512014. 


2225. BLAIS, Hélène. Voyages au grand océan : 

géographies du Pacifique et colonisation, 1815–1845. 

CTHS géographie. (351 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: CTHS, 

Comité des travaux historiques et scientifiques, 2005. 

ISBN: 273550588X. 

2226. BROCK, Ralph H. “ ‘Perhaps the Most Incorrect 

of Any Land Line in the United States’: Establishing 

the Texas–New Mexico Boundary along 

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2227. BROGIATO, Heinz Peter, Bernhard 

FRITSCHER, and Ute WARDENGA. “Visualisierungen 

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Die Beispiele Robert Schlagintweit und Hans 

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2228. BROYER, Claude de, and Hugo DECLEIR. 

(Eds.) The Belgica Expedition Centennial: Perspectives 

on Antarctic Science and History. Proceedings 

of the Belgica Centennial Symposium, 14–16 May 

1998, Brussels. (367 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Brussels, Belgium: 

VUB Brussels Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 

9054873132. 

Essays include the historical background of the expedition, 

the expedition itself, and the impact of the expedition in 

the twentieth century. There is also a section about present 

Belgian Antarctic research. Contributors include: R. K. 

HEADLAND; W. A. LIGTENDAG; R. A. KRAUSE; C. KON- 

INCKX; L. Wellens De DONDER; A. CABAY; J. VERLINDEN; 

S. BARR; R. M. MYERSON; R. M. BRYCE; J. MACHOWSKI; 

A. MARINESCU; J. Van HEMELRIJK; C. LÜDECKE; T. Van 

AUTENBOER; E. PICCIOTTO; G. CROZAZ; C. MULLER; 

H. KELDER; R. SCHORNO; K. BIRKENMAYER; A. van der 

ESSEN; L. Van LANGENHOVE; A. BERGER; H. DECLEIR; 

R. SOUCHEZ; C. de BROYER; J. H. HECQ; S. VANHOVE; 

F. DEHAIRS; C. LANCELOT; M. FRANKIGNOULLE; M. De

BATIST; J. P. HENRIET; A. CLARKE; C. de BROYER; T. 

KUYKEN 

2229. CRAIB, Raymond B. Cartographic Mexico: A 

History of State Fixations and Fugitive Landscapes. 

Latin America otherwise. (xviii + 300 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Durham: Duke Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0822334054. 


2230. GLASSMAN, Steve. On the Trail of the Maya 

Explorer: Tracing the Epic Journey of John Lloyd 

Stephens. (xii + 283 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Tuscaloosa, AL: Univ. of Alabama Press, 2003. 

ISBN: 0817313036. 


2231. GODLEWSKA, Anne, Marcus R. 

LÉTOURNEAU, and Paul SCHAUERTE. “Maps, Painting 

and Lies Portraying Napoleon’s Battlefields in 

Northern Italy.” Imago Mundi 57 (2005): 149–163. 

2232. GOODMAN, Jordan. “Losing It in New 

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29 (2005): 60–65. 

2233. GOODMAN, Jordan. The Rattlesnake: A Voyage 

of Discovery to the Coral Sea. (x + 357 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) London: Faber and Faber, 2005. ISBN: 

0571210732. 


2234. HARDMAN, Francisco Foot, and Lorelai 

KURY. “Nos confins da civilização: Algumas 

histórias brasileiras de Hercule Florence.” Translated 

title: [At the edges of civilization: Some Brazilian 

stories, by Hercule Florence.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 385–409. 

Includes transcription in French and a Portuguese translation 

with commentary. 

2235. KENNEDY, Dane Keith. The Highly Civilized 

Man: Richard Burton and the Victorian World. (354 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard 


2236. KWA, Chunglin. “Alexander von Humboldt’s 

Invention of the Natural Landscape.” Eur. Legacy 10, 

no. 2 (2005): 149–162. 

“Humboldt projected painted landscapes on nature and found 

its ecological unity.” (from the abstract) 

2237. LAMM, Kimberly. “Reinventing Empire, Celebrating 

Commerce: Two Lewis and Clark Bicentennial 

Exhibitions.” Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 181–203. 

2238. LEWIS, Darrell. “The Fate of Leichhardt.” 

Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 1–30. 

Details the exploration of Australia by German scientist 

Ludwig Leichhardt. 

2239. POOLE, Robert. Explorers House: National 

Geographic and the World It Made. (357 pp.; ill.; 

index.) London: Penguin Books, 2004. ISBN: 

1594200327. 

2240. RAMASWAMY, Sumathi. The Lost Land of 

Lemuria: Fabulous Geographies, Catastrophic Histories. 

(xvii + 334 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: 

Univ. of California Press, 2004. ISBN: 0520240324. 

Explores this mythological place in 19th-century science, 

Euro-American occultism, and colonial and postcolonial 

India. Focuses on the notion of loss of and its central place in 

modernity. 

2241. REYNOLDS, William. Private Journal of 

William Reynolds: United States Exploring Expe- 


dition, 1838–1842. Edited by Nathaniel PHILBRICK 

and Thomas PHILBRICK. Penguin Classics. (xvi + 

334 pp.; bibl.) London: Penguin Books, 2004. ISBN: 

0143039059. 

2242. RONDA, James P., and Nancy Tystad KOUPAL. 

(Eds.) Finding Lewis and Clark: Old Trails, New 

Directions. (xiii + 212 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Pierre: South Dakota State Historical Society Press, 


Contents: James P. RONDA, “Journeys—The Shaping of 

America,” 1-9; W. Raymond WOOD, “Tribal Relations on the 

Upper Missouri River before Lewis and Clark,” 10-24; Peter 

J. KASTOR, “Gateways and Guardians: Lewis and Clark 

and the Louisiana Purchase,” 25-44; William E. FOLEY, 

“In Search of the Historical William Clark,” 45-57; Robert 

McCracken PECK, “ ‘To acquire what knolege you can’: The 

Scientific Contributions of Lewis and Clark,” 58-79; Joni 

L. KINSEY, “ ‘I wished for the pencil of Salvator Rosa”: 

The Artistic Legacy of Lewis and Clark,” 80-113; Richard 

W. ETULAIN, “Telling Lewis and Clark Stories: Historical 

Novelists as Storytellers,” 114-133; Greg MAC GREGOR, 

“Photographing the Lewis and Clark Route of Discovery,” 

134-151; Joseph A. MUSSULMAN, “Over, Above, and Beyond: 

The Lewis and Clark Expedition as Hyperhistory,” 

152-158; Robert J. MYERS, “Using Inquiry to Engage History 

Students: The Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project,” 

159-173; Elliott WEST, “Finding Lewis and Clark by Stepping 

Away,” 174-190. 

2243. RUPKE, Nicolaas. “Alexander von Humboldt 

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2244. RYAN, James R. “Photography, Visual Revolutions, 

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2245. SACHS, Aaron Jacob. “The Humboldt Current: 

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Dissertation at Yale University, 2004. Adviser: Faragher, 

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2246. SANTOS, Fabiane Vinente dos. “ ‘Brincos 

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Amazônia segundo Elizabeth Agassiz em Viagem 

ao Brasil (1865–1866).” Translated title: [“Gold 

earrings, calico skirts”: images of women and their 

role in the project to civilize the Amazon, as observed 

by Elizabeth Agassiz in Viagem ao Brasil: 1865– 

1866.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 (2005): 11–32. 

2247. SCHÄFER-WEISS, Dorothea, and Jens 

VERSEMANN. “The Influence of Goethe’s Farbenlehre 

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164–184. 

2248. SCHWARTZ, Joan W., and James R. RYAN. 

(Eds.) Picturing Place: Photography and the Geographical 

Imagination. (xiv + 354 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) London: Tauris, 2003. ISBN: 1860647529. 

Includes (from WorldCat): David E. NYE, “Visualizing 

Eternity: Photographic Constructions of the Grand Canyon”; 

Derek GREGORY, “Emperors of the Gaze: Photographic 

Practices and Productions of Space in Egypt, 1839–1914”; 

Kathleen Stewart HOWE, “Mapping a Sacred Geography: 

Photographic Surveys by the Royal Engineers in the Holy 

Land, 1864–68”; William J. MITCHELL, “Wunderkammer to


World Wide Web: Picturing Place in the Post-Photographic 

Era”. 

2249. STEELE, Peter. The Man Who Mapped the 

Arctic: The Interpid Life of George Back, Franklin’s 

Lieutenant. (xxviii + 307 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Vancouver: 

Raincoast Books, 2003. ISBN: 1551926482. 

2250. YACHER, Leon I. The Role of Geographer and 

Natural Scientist Henri François Pittier (1857–1950) 

in the Evolution of Geography as a Science in Costa 

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ill.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston, N. Y.: The Edwin Mellen 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0773463380. 



2251. ALBERTI, Samuel J. M. M. “Owning and 

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BERETTA (Sagamore Beach, Mass.: Science History 

Publications, 2005), 141–154. 

2252. ARMSTRONG, Patrick. Darwin’s Other Islands. 

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Continuum, 2004. ISBN: 0826475310. 

2253. BAKER, Jennifer J. “The Making of John 

James Audubon.” William Mary Quart. 63 (2006): 

176–182. 

Essay review of RHODES [ref. 2273]; William SOUDER, 

Under a Wild Sky (2004); Duff HART-DAVIS, Audubon’s 

Elephant (2004). 

2254. BROWNE, Janet. “Do Collections Make the 

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to Public, edited by Marco BERETTA (Sagamore 

Beach, Mass.: Science History Publications, 2005), 

171–187. 

2255. CARROLL, Victoria. “The Natural History of 

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31–64. 

2256. CHALMERS, J. Audubon in Edinburgh: The 

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pp.; ill.) Edinburgh: NMS Publishing, 2003. ISBN: 

1901663795. 

2257. DATHE, Wilfried, and Rosa María 

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1896): Un naturalista en Cuba (Naturforscher auf 

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Basilisken-Presse, 2002. ISBN: 3925347658. 

2258. DEAN, W. R. J., M. SANDWITH, and S. J. 

MILTON. “The Bird Collections of C. J. Andersson 

in Southern Africa, 1850–1867.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 

33 (2006): 159–171. 

2259. FREITAS, Marcus Vinicius de. Charles Frederick 

Hartt, um naturalista no Império de D. Pedro II. 

Humanitas, 68. (282 pp.; ill., maps.) Belo Horizonte: 

Editora UFMG, 2002. ISBN: 8570412681. 

2260. HARADA Noriko. “History of Science Museums 

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161–164. 

2261. HAUSDOERFFER, John. “George Catlin and 

the Politics of Nature.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 

(2005): 311. 

Dissertation at Washington State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Burbick, Joan. UMI pub. no. 3160474. 226 pp. 

2262. HOCHADEL, Oliver. “Science in the 19th- 

Century Zoo.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 38–42. 

2263. KOHLER, Robert E. All Creatures: Naturalists, 

Collectors, and Biodiversity, 1850–1950. (380 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: Princeton Univ. Press, 


2264. KOHLSTEDT, Sally Gregory, and Paul 

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7–33. 

2265. KOHLSTEDT, Sally Gregory. “Nature, Not 

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2266. LOWENTHAL, David. “Caring for Nature: The 

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Comparison of Othniel Marsh and Hugh Miller. 

2267. LUPFER, Eric. “Before Nature Writing: 

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177–204. 

2268. MOREAU, Christian, Daniel DORY, and Guy 

MARTINIÈRE. (Eds.) Alcide d’Orbigny entre Europe 

et Amérique : textes et contextes d’une œuvre. (230 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rennes: Presses Universitaires de 

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2269. MORRIS, Pat A. Edward Gerrard and Sons: 

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2270. MURRAY, Narisara. “Lives of the Zoo: 

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Dissertation at Indiana University, 2004. Adviser: Gieryn, 

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2271. OERLEMANS, Onno. Romanticism and the 

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Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 2002. ISBN: 

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2272. PFEUFFER, Eberhard. (Ed.) Von der Natur 

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2273. RHODES, Richard. John James Audubon: The 

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2274. SMITH, Michael B. “ ‘The Ego Ideal of the 

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On the summer camp movement begun in the late 19th 

century. 

2275. WARREN, Leonard. Constantine Samuel 

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Univ. Press of Kentucky, 2004. ISBN: 081312316X. 

2276. WIED, Maximilian, Prinz von. Verzeichniss 

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2277. YOCHELSON, Ellis L. “More than 150 years 

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Man: A Famous ‘Change of Mind’—Or Not?” Hist. 

Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 257–270. 

Essay review of Martin FICHMAN, An Elusive Victorian 

(2004); Michael SHERMER, In Darwin’s Shadow (2002); 

Ross A. SLOTTEN, Heretic in Darwin’s Court (2004). 

2315. STIMPSON, William. William Stimpson’s 

Journal from the North Pacific Exploring Expedition, 

1853–1856. Edited by Ronald S. VASILE, Raymond 

B. MANNING, and Rafael LEMAITRE. Crustacean 

Research, Special Number 5. (v + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Tokyo: Carcinological Society of Japan, 2005. 

2316. SUN Yilin. “Misconception about the Birth 

of Cell by M. J. Schleiden and Theodor Schwann in 

Founding the Theory of Cell.” [Translated title.] In 


2317. TAMMIKSAAR, Erki, and Sabine BRAUCK- 

MANN. “Karl Ernst von Baer’s Über Entwickelungsgeschichte 

der Thiere II and Its Unpublished Drawings.” 


2318. VETTER, Jeremy. “Wallace’s Other Line: Human 

Biogeography and Field Practice in the Eastern 

Colonial Tropics.” J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 89–123. 

2319. WEISMANN, August. Ausgewählte Briefe 

und Dokumente. Edited by Frederick CHURCHILL 

and Helmut RISLER. [Selected Letters and Documents] 

In German. Schriften der Universitätsbibliothek 

Freiburg im Breisgau, 24.1, 24.2. (2 vol.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Freiburg im Breisgau: Universitätsbibliothek, 

1999. ISBN: 3928969099. 

2320. ZAUN, Jörg. “Paul Erman: Experimentelle 

Elektrizitäts-forschung zwischen romantischer Naturphilosophie 

und aufgeklärtem Rationalismus.” NTM 

13 (2005): 33–43. 


2321. BELLON, Richard. “A Question of Merit: John 

Hutton Balfour, Joseph Hooker and the ‘Concussion’ 

over the Edinburgh Chair of Botany.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 (2005): 25–54. 

2322. BELLON, Richard. “Joseph Hooker Takes a 

‘Fixed Post’: Transmutation and the ‘Present Unsatisfactory 

State of Systematic Botany’, 1844–1860.” 

J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 1–39. 

2323. CHARPA, Ulrich. “Matthias Jakob Schleiden 

(1804–1881): The History of Jewish Interest in Science 

and the Methodology of Microscopic Botany.” 

Aleph 3 (2003): 213–245. 

2324. FOLEY, Paul. “Duboisia myoporoides: The 

Medical Career of a Native Australian Plant.” Hist. 

Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 31–69. 

2325. FOSTER, Steven. “Jacob Bigelow’s American 

Medical Botany: Digital Reissue Illuminates Access 

to Rare Work.” Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 170–172. 

2326. GOSS, Andrew M. “The Floracrats: Civil 

Science, Bureaucracy, and Institutional Authority in 

the Netherlands East Indies and Indonesia, 1840– 

1970.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 2323. 

Dissertation at the University of Michigan, 2004. Adviser: 

Mrazek, Rudolf. UMI pub. no. 3138159. 449 pp. Focus on 

botanical sciences and institutions. 

2327. ISHIYAMA Yoshikazu. “Von Siebold and 

Japanese Botany.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


2328. JONES, Dewi. “John Lloyd Williams (1854– 

1945): Profile of a Snowdonian Botanist.” Arch. 


2329. LUCAS, A. M., Sara MAROSKE, and Andrew 

BROWN-MAY. “Bringing Science to the Public: 

Ferdinand von Mueller and Botanical Education in 

Victorian Victoria.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 25–57.

2330. SCHWENKE, Klaus Dieter. “Liebigs Pflanzencasein.” 

Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. 

Chem. 17 (2004): 62–85. 

2331. SHIBUYA Akira. “Tomitaro Makino as a Naturalist.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. 

(Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 43–45. 

2332. WEBB, Joan B. The Botanical Endeavour: 

Journey Towards a Flora of Australia. (viii + 290 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Chipping Norton, N.S.W.: Surrey 

Beatty & Sons, 2003. ISBN: 0949324922. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

2333. ARAGÓN, Santiago. “Le rayonnement international 

de la Société zoologique d’acclimatation : 

Participation de l’Espagne entre 1854 et 1861.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 58 (2005): 169–206. 

2334. BLACKMAN, Helen. “A Spiritual Leader? 

Cambridge Zoology, Mountaineering and the Death 

of F. M. Balfour.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

35 (2004): 93–117. 

2335. CLARK, J. F. M. “History from the Ground 

Up: Bugs, Political Economy, and God in Kirby and 

Spence’s Introduction to Entomology (1815–1856).” 


2336. GOMIS BLANCO, Alberto. “El Reino Hominal: 

Un ejemplo de Ideología frente a Ciencia en la 

España del siglo XIX.” Llull 27 (2004): 423–434. 

On the late 19th-century Spanish debate concerning the 

inclusion of humanity in the animal kingdom. 

2337. GORDON, Sarah. “Prestige, Professionalism, 

and the Paradox of Eadweard Muybridge’s Animal 

Locomotion Nudes.” Penn. Mag. Hist. Biogr. 130 

(2006): 79–104. 

2338. HENDERSON, John. Life of Ernest Starling. 

People and Ideas Series. (227 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Published for the American Physiological 

Society by Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0195177800. 

2339. HUMPHRIES, Paul. “Blandowski Misses Out: 

Ichthyological Etiquette in 19th-century Australia.” 

Endeavour 27 (2003): 160–165. 

2340. MONTAGU, George, and Robert ANSTICE. 

Letters on Ornithology 1804–1815 between George 

Montagu & Robert Anstice. Edited by S. Peter 

DANCE. (250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Wigtown, 

Scotland: G. C. Book Publishers, 2003. 


2341. OLSEN, Jan Eric. “Liksom ett par nya ogon: 

Frithiof Holmgren och synsinnets problematik.” 

Translated title: [Like a New Pair of Eyes: Frithiof 

Holmgren and the Problems of the Sense of Sight.] In 

Swedish. Diss. Abstr. Int. C 66/02 (2005): 292. 


no. C820149. 258 pp. 

2342. POCIELLO, Christian. La science en mouvements 

: Etienne Marey et Georges Demenÿ, 1870– 

1920. Pratiques corporelles. (334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris : Presses universitaires de France, 1999. 

ISBN: 2130499171. 

On the study of the physiology of movement, especially 

human locomotion. 



2343. ADELMAN, Juliana. “Evolution on Display: 

Promoting Irish Natural History and Darwinism at 

the Dublin Science and Art Museum.” Brit. J. Hist. 

Sci. 38 (2005): 411–436. 

2344. ALLEN, Garland E. “Mendel and Modern 

Genetics: The Legacy for Today.” Endeavour 27 

(2003): 63–68. 

2345. ALLHOFF, Fritz. “Evolutionary Ethics from 

Darwin to Moore.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 

51–79. 

2346. BULMER, Michael. “The Theory of Natural 

Selection of Alfred Russel Wallace FRS.” Notes Rec. 

Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 125–136. 

2347. CASTAÑEDA, Luzia Aurelia. “Eugenia e Casamento.” 

Manguinhos 10 (2003): 901–930. 

Focus on the effect of eugenic ideas on Brazilian legal code. 

2348. COMFORT, Nathaniel. “Zelig: Francis Galton’s 

Reputation in Biography.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 

(2006): 348–363. 

Essay review of Michael G. BULMER, Francis Galton (2003); 

Nicholas Wright GILLHAM, A Life of Sir Francis Galton 

(2002); Martin BROOKES, Extreme Measures (2004). 

2349. DAVIS, Sarah. “Darwin, Tegetmeier and the 

Bees.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 

65–92. 

2350. DOMINGUES, Heloisa Maria Bertol, Magali 

Romero SÁ, and Thomas F. GLICK. (Eds.) A 

recepção do darwinismo no Brasil. Coleção História 

e saúde. (189 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rio de Janeiro: Editora 

Fiocruz, 2003. ISBN: 8575410326. 


2351. FREITAS, Renan Springer de. “As múltiplas 

faces da ciência no Brasil nos 100 anos após A origem 

das espécies [The multiple faces of science in 

Brazil in the 100 years following Origin of Species].” 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 215–219. 

Essay review of DOMINGUES et al. . [ref. 2350]. 

2352. GHISELIN, Michael T. The Triumph of the 

Darwinian Method. 3rd ed. (xii + 287 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Mineola, NY: Dover Publications, 2003. 

ISBN: 0486432742. 

First edition originally published in 1969. 

2353. GILDENHUYS, Peter. “Darwin, Herschel, and 

the Role of Analogy in Darwin’s Origin.” Stud. Hist. 


2354. GREENWALD, Brian H. “Alexander Graham 

Bell through the Lens of Eugenics, 1883–1922.” Diss. 


Dissertation at George Washington University, 2006. Adviser: 

Berkowitz, Edward D. UMI pub. no. 3199914. 225 

pp. 

2355. HARPER, Peter S. (Ed.) Landmarks in Medical 

Genetics: Classic Papers with Commentaries. Oxford 

Monographs on Medical Genetics, 51. (xv + 307 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0195159306. 

2356. HARVEY, Joy. “Fertility or Sterility? Darwin, 

Naudin and the Problem of Experimental Hybridity.” 

Endeavour 27 (2003): 57–62. 

2357. HOPWOOD, Nick. “Pictures of Evolution and 

Charges of Fraud: Ernst Haeckel’s Embryological 

Illustrations.” Isis 97 (2006): 260–301.


2358. LIVINGSTONE, David N. “Public Spectacle 

and Scientific Theory: William Robertson Smith 

and the Reading of Evolution in Victorian Scotland.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 1–29. 

2359. MIGITA Hiroki. “A Reconsideration on the 

Vogue of the Evolutionary Theory in Intellectuals 

of the Meiji Era.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


2360. MUÑOZ-RUBIO, Julio. “Charles Darwin: 

Continuity, Teleology and Ideology.” Sci. Cult. 12 

(2003): 303–339. 

2361. PRITCHARD, Christopher Bryn. “The Normal 

Curve of Evolutionary Biology, 1869–1877, with 

Special Reference to the Support Given to Francis 

Galton by George Darwin.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 66/04 

(2005): 745. 



2362. QUAMMEN, David. The Reluctant Mr. Darwin: 

An Intimate Portrait of Charles Darwin and the 

Making of His Theory of Evolution. Great Discoveries. 

(192 pp.) New York: W. W. Norton, 2006. ISBN: 

0393059812. 

2363. STANFORD, P. Kyle. “August Weismann’s 

Theory of the Germ-Plasm and the Problem of Unconceived 

Alternatives.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 27 

(2005): 163–199. 

2364. WALLER, John C. “Parents and Children: 

Ideas of Heredity in the 19th Century.” Endeavour 27 

(2003): 51–56. 

2365. WIELAND, Thomas. “Scientific Theory and 

Agricultural Practice: Plant Breeding in Germany 

from the Late 19th to the Early 20th Century.” Special 

Issue: Biology and Agriculture [ref. 651]. J. Hist. 



2366. ACKERT, Lloyd T., Jr. “The Role of Microbes 

in Agriculture: Sergei Vinogradskii’s Discovery and 

Investigation of Chemosynthesis, 1880–1910.” Special 



2367. BROGHAMMER, Herbert. Experimentelle Physiologie 

und mikroskopische Anatomie in der Nachromantik: 

Rudolf Peter Heinrich Heidenhain (1834- 

1897). Berichte aus der Medizin. (199 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Aachen: Shaker, 2000. ISBN: 3826581954. 

2368. DR COUSOT. “Le Microbe : Sa fonction.” Rev. 

Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 407–427. 

Reprint of an 1885 article. Includes an introduction: Pierre 

DEVOS, “Introduction à l’article sur ‘Le microbe’ paru en 

juillet 1885” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 406. 

2369. LÖFFLER, Friedrich. Lectures on the Historical 

Development of the Field of Bacteriology. 

Translated from the German with an introduction and 

notes by Dexter H. HOWARD. (xxiii + 399 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Danbury, Conn.: Rutledge Books, 2001. ISBN: 

1582441987. 


2370. STAHNISCH, Frank. “ ‘Die Photographie als 

Hülfsmittel mikroskopischer Forschung’? Joseph von 

Gerlach (1820–1896) und die frühen anatomischen 

Mikrophotographen.” Part of a special issue: Fo- 

tografie und Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 135–150. 


BIOLOGY 

2371. BURBA, Juliet Marie. “ ‘Whence Came the 

American Indians?’: American Anthropologists and 

the Origins Question, 1880–1935.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

67/01 (2006): 312. 

Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2006. Adviser: 


2372. COUTTENIER, Maarten. “Fysieke antropologie, 

koloniale etnografie en het museum van Tervuren. 

Een geschiedenis van de Belgische antropologie 

(1882–1925).” Translated title: [Physical Anthropology, 

Colonial Ethnography and the Museum in 

Tervuren: A History of Belgian Anthropology (1882– 

1925).] In Dutch. Diss. Abstr. Int. C 65/03 (2004): 

605. 

Dissertation at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium), 

2004. UMI pub. no. C817421. 585 pp. 

2373. HOSSFELD, Uwe. Geschichte der biologischen 

Anthropologie in Deutschland: von den 

Anfängen bis in die Nachkriegszeit. Wissenschaftskultur 

um 1900. (504 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stuttgart: F. 

Steiner, 2005. ISBN: 3515085637. 

2374. SAKANO Tōru. “Tsuboi Shōgorō: The Originator 

of Anthropology in Japan.” [Translated title.] 


35–39. 

2375. SALGADO, Leonardo, Pedro NAVARRO FLO- 

RIA, and Pablo F. AZAR. “Antiguos cráneos humanos 

de Patagonia: Observaciones sobre el significado evolutivo 

del ‘índice cefálico’ en la literatura científica 

Argentina (1870–1915).” Llull 27 (2004): 769–790. 


2376. BAUMANN, Christian. “Henry Head in Ewald 

Hering’s Laboratory in Prague 1884–1886: An Early 

Study on the Nervous Control of Breathing.” J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 14 (2005): 322–333. 

2377. BLISS, Michael. Harvey Cushing: A Life in 

Surgery. (xii + 591 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: 

Univ. of Toronto Press, 2005. ISBN: 080208950X. 

2378. DIBATTISTA, Liborio. “Esperienze di applicazione 

della linguistica computazionale alle opere di 

Charcot.” Physis 39 (2002): 297–330. 

2379. FOREST, Denis. “Le concept de proprioception 

dans l’histoire de la sensibilité interne.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 5–31. 

2380. UEDA Risa and SUGIYAMA Shigeo. “ ‘Nerve 

Impulse’ in the 19th Century—Its Nature and the 

Method of Research.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 



PSYCHOLOGY 

2381. ALLIK, Jüri, and Kenn KONSTABEL. “G. F. 

Parrot and the Theory of Unconscious Inferences.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 317–330. 

On the explanation of a visual phenomenon perceived from 

the window of a moving train. 

2382. ATHERTON, Margaret. “Mr. Abbott and Professor 

Fraser: A Nineteenth Century Debate about

Berkeley’s Theory of Vision.” Arch. Gesch. Phil. 85 

(2003): 21–50. 

2383. BABINI, Valeria P. “Malattia, esperimento e 

psicologia nella Francia del primo Ottocento.” Physis 

39 (2002): 41–62. 

2384. BANNAN, John F. “James’s Joke and the Beginnings 

of the Science of Emotion.” Hist. Phil. 

Quart. 23 (2006): 59–77. 

2385. BEHRENS, Peter J. “The Metaphysical Club 

at the Johns Hopkins University (1879–1885).” Hist. 

Psychol. 8 (2005): 331–346. 

2386. BORCK, Cornelius. “Writing Brains: Tracing 

the Psyche With the Graphical Method.” Part of a 

special issue [ref. 517]. Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

79–94. 

2387. BOS, Jaap, David W. PARK, and Petteri 

PIETIKAINEN. “Strategic Self-Marginalization: The 

Case of Psychoanalysis.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 

(2005): 207–224. 

2388. BROWER, Matthew Brady. “The Fantasms 

of Science: Psychical Research in the French Third 

Republic, 1880–1935.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 

(2006): 4146. 

Dissertation at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey- 

New Brunswick, 2005. Adviser: Smith, Bonnie G. UMI pub. 

no. 3195660. 372 pp. 

2389. CARROY, Jacqueline. “Dreaming Scientists 

and Scientific Dreamers: Freud as a Reader of French 

Dream Literature.” Special Issue: Forgetting Freud? 

[ref. 512]. Sci. Context 19 (2006): 15–35. 

2390. DAVIS, Michael. George Eliot and Nineteenth- 

Century Psychology: Exploring the Unmapped Country. 

The Nineteenth Century Series. (210 pp.; bibl.) 

Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 075465172X. 

2391. DEAC, Mioara. “Mirror of the World or Submerged 

Unconscious? Hallucinations and the Victorians, 

England (1853–1901).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/09 

(2006): 3436. 


Hamlin, Christopher. UMI pub. no. 3189253. 321 pp. 

2392. DIXON, Thomas. From Passions to Emotions: 

The Creation of a Secular Psychological Category. 

(x + 287 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 



2393. ENDER, Evelyne. “ ‘Déjà Vu’ or Memory- 

Science between Gérard de Nerval and Marcel 

Proust.” Special Issue: Science and Literature 


Considers aesthetic and representational features of déjà-vu 

as a window into epistemological concerns. 

2394. EVANS, Rand B. “E. C. Sanford’s Vernier 

Chronoscope.” Rittenhouse 13 (1999): 73–85. 

On an instrument for measuring reaction time, invented in 

1890 and used for nearly 50 years. 

2395. FERRERI, Antonio M. “Il dibattito su James 

e sullo stream of thought/consciousness nelle riviste 

psicologiche statunitensi, 1887–1910.” Physis 40 

(2003): 9–62. 

2396. FOSCHI, R. “L’indagine sulla personalità alle 

origini della psicologia scientifica francese (1870– 

1885).” Physis 40 (2003): 63–106. 


2397. FULLER, Robert C. “American Psychology 

and the Religious Imagination.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 

42 (2006): 221–235. 

2398. GREEN, Christopher D. “Was Babbage’s Analytical 

Engine Intended to Be a Mechanical Model 

of the Mind?” Part of a special issue [ref. 517]. Hist. 

Psychol. 8 (2005): 35–45. 

2399. INNAMORATI, Marco. “Teoria e practica del 

metodo nella psicologia di Théodule Ribot.” Physis 

40 (2003): 107–154. 

2400. JAHODA, Gustav. “Johann Friedrich Herbart: 

Urvater of Social Psychology.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, 

no. 1 (2006): 19–38. 

2401. JAHODA, Gustav. “Theodor Lipps and the 

Shift from ‘Sympathy’ to ‘Empathy.’ ” J. Hist. Behav. 

Sci. 41 (2005): 151–163. 

2402. KAPILA, Shruti. “Masculinity and Madness: 

Princely Personhood and Colonial Sciences of the 

Mind in Western India, 1871–1940.” Past Present 

187 (2005): 121–156. 

2403. KOSITS, Russell D. “Of Faculties, Fallacies, 

and Freedom: Dilemma and Irony in the Secularization 

of American Psychology.” Hist. Psychol. 7 

(2004): 340–366. 

On James’s boundary argument in Principles of Psychology 

(1890). 

2404. MAIER, Bryan N. The Separation of Psychology 

and Theology at Princeton, 1868–1903: The 

Intellectual Achievement of James McCosh and James 

Mark Baldwin. (iv + 162 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lewiston, 

NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 2005. ISBN: 0773459308. 

2405. MENEFEE, Joan Kuulei. “Decoding Distraction: 

Attention in American Culture, 1871–1916.” 



Augst, Thomas E. UMI pub. no. 3160161. 252 pp. 

2406. MONTIEL, Luis, and Ángel GONZÁLEZ DE 

PABLO. (Eds.) En ningún lugar, en parte alguna: 

Estudios sobre la historia del magnetismo animal y 

del hipnotismo. Historia y crítica de la psiquiatrica. 

(326 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Madrid: Frenia, 2003. ISBN: 

8460783251. 


2407. RADICK, Gregory. “Primate Language and the 

Playback Experiment, in 1890 and 1980.” J. Hist. 

Biol. 38 (2005): 461–493. 

Reflection on how these experiments were reposts to arguments 

about the unbridgeable gap between human and animal 

language, and their timing as a reflection of technological innovation. 

2408. RÜTING, Torsten. Pavlov und der neue 

Mensch: Diskurse über Disziplinierung in Sowjetrussland. 

Ordnungssysteme: Studien zur 

Ideengeschichte der Neuzeit, 12. (336 pp.; ill.) 

München: Oldenbourg, 2002. ISBN: 3486566792. 

2409. SCHMIT, David. “Re-Visioning Antebellum 

American Psychology: The Dissemination of Mesmerism, 

1836–1854.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 403– 

434. 

2410. SOBOL, Valeria. “Nerves, Brain, or Heart? 

The Physiology of Emotions and the Mind-Body 

Problem in Russian Sentimentalism.” Russ. Rev. 65 

(2006): 1–14.


2411. THOMAS, Marion. “Are Animals Just Noisy 

Machines? Louis Boutan and the Co-invention of 

Animal and Child Psychology in the French Third 

Republic.” J. Hist. Biol. 38 (2005): 425–460. 

2412. TRAETTA, Luigi. “La misura del tempo nel 

laboratorio di Lipsia: W. Wundt e M. Friedrich.” 

Physis 40 (2003): 155–182. 

2413. VAN GORP, Angelo. “Gedragswetenschap 

in de steigers: Het psycho-pedagogisch vertoog van 

Ovide Decroly ontmythologiseerd? (1871–1932).” 

Translated title: [Behavioural Sciences in Scaffolding. 

The Psycho-Pedagogical Discourse of Ovide 

Decroly Demystified? (1871–1932).] In Dutch. Diss. 

Abstr. Int. C 65/03 (2004): 573. 

Dissertation at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium), 

2004. UMI pub. no. C817428. 394 pp. About the Belgian 

pioneer of education who promoted a child-oriented, 

progressive schooling. 

2414. VICEDO CASTELLO, Maria Margarita. “The 

Maternal Instinct: Mother Love and the Search for 

Human Nature.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 (2006): 

4163. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Advisers: Mendelsohn, 

Everett, and Peter Galison. UMI pub. no. 3194472. 

589 pp. 

2415. WADE, Nicholas J., Hiroshi ONO, and Alistair 

P. MAPP. “The Lost Direction in Binocular Vision: 

The Neglected Signs Posted by Wells, Towne, and 

Leconte.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 61–86. 

2416. WASSMANN, Claudia. “The Science of Emotion: 

Studying Emotions in Germany, France, and the 

United States, 1860–1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 

(2005): 1137. 


Richards, Robert. UMI pub. no. 3168411. 313 pp. 

2417. WATSON, Cecelia A. “The Sartorial Self: 

William James’s Philosophy of Dress.” Hist. Psychol. 

7 (2004): 211–224. 

2418. WOLFFRAM, Heather. “Parapsychology on the 

Couch: The Psychology of Occult Belief in Germany, 

c. 1870–1939.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 237– 

260. 


2419. BRANDIST, Craig. “The Rise of Soviet Sociolinguistics 

from the Ashes of Völkerpsychologie.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 261–277. 

2420. DROLET, Michael. “Tocqueville’s Interest in 

the Social: Or How Statistics Informed His ‘New 

Science of Politics.’ ” Hist. Europ. Ideas 31 (2005): 

451–471. 

2421. GARRIGAN MATTAR, Sinéad. Primitivism, 

Science, and the Irish Revival. Oxford English monographs. 

(vii + 277 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon 

Press and New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0199268959. 

On the way that anthropology, mythology, and psychoanalysis 

transformed Irish literature of the 1890s. Reviews: 

[ref. R331] 

2422. MAUNDER, Andrew, and Grace MOORE. 

(Eds.) Victorian Crime, Madness and Sensation. 

The Nineteenth Century Series. (xi + 259 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2004. ISBN: 

0754640604. 

2423. SAINT-SIMON. Écrits politiques et 

économiques : anthologie critique. Edited by Juliette 

GRANGE. Agora, 281. (560 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: Pocket, 2005. ISBN: 2266141791. 

2424. STIPETIC, Vladimir, and Nenad VEKARIC. 

Povijesna demografija Hrvatske. Translated title: 

[Historical Demography in Croatia.] In Croatian. 

Summary in English and French. Prilozi povijesti 

stanovnistva Dubrovnika i okolice, 11. (372 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Zagreb: HAZU, 2004. ISBN: 

9531546053. 

2425. STROWICK, Elisabeth. “Comparative Epistemology 

of Suspicion: Psychoanalysis, Literature, 

and the Human Sciences.” Special Issue: Science 

and Literature [ref. 240]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 

649–669. 

A comparative reading of psychoanalytical, literary, and 

criminological texts, exploring knowledge in the human 

sciences and techniques of power. 

2426. WOLFENSTEIN, Gabriel Karl. “Public Numbers 

and the Victorian State: The General Register Office, 

the Census, and Statistics in Nineteenth-Century 

Britain.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65 (2005): 3529. 

Dissertation at the University of California, Los Angeles. 

Advisor: Porter, Theodore M. UMI pub. no. 3146600. 309 

pp. 

360-141. SOCIOLOGY 

2427. RINGER, Fritz K. Max Weber: An Intellectual 

Biography. (307 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of 

Chicago Press, 2004. ISBN: 0226720047. 

2428. SILVA, Filipe Carreira da. “G. H. Mead in the 

History of Sociological Ideas.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 

(2006): 19–39. 

2429. WARREN, Jean-Philippe. L’engagement sociologique 

: la tradition sociologique du Québec 

francophone, 1886–1950. (447 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Montréal: Boréal, 2003. ISBN: 2764602294. 


2430. BEDNARSKI, Andrew. Holding Egypt: Tracing 

the Reception of the Description de l’Égypte in 

Nineteenth-Century Great Britain. Egyptology, 3. 

(vi + 106 pp.; ill.; bibl.) London: Golden House 


On the reception of the seminal French study of Egypt under 

Napoleon and its role in the development of Egyptology. 

2431. FRANÇOZO, Mariana. “O gênero da antropologia 

/The gender of anthropology.” Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 1075–1079. 

Essay review of Mariza CORRÊA, Antropólogas and 

antropologia (2003). 

2432. HENDERSON, Lizanne. “The Natural and 

Supernatural Worlds of Hugh Miller.” In BORLEY 

[ref. 2201], 89–98. 

On Miller’s role as a folklorist and his study of superstitions 

and belief in the supernatural. 

2433. JOHNSTON, Ewan. “Reinventing Fiji at 19th- 

Century and Early 20th-Century Exhibitions.” J. Pac. 

Hist. 40 (2005): 23–44. 


2434. SCHNAPP, Alain. “Eduard Gerhard: Founder 

of Classical Archaeology?” Translated from the

French by Matthew TIEWS. Part of a special issue 

“Archaeologies of the Modern.” [ref. 530]. Modernism/Modernity 

11 (2004): 169–171. 

2435. SOMMER, Marianne. “Eoliths as Evidence for 

Human Origins? The British Context.” Hist. Phil. 

Life Sci. 26 (2004): 209–241. 


2436. AGRA DO Ó, Alarcon. “Thomas Lindley: um 

viajante fala de doenças e dos seus enfrentamentos, 

no início do século XIX.” Translated title: [Thomas 

Lindley: a traveler tells of disease and how it was handled 

in the early nineteenth century.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 13–31. 

2437. BASHFORD, Alison, and Maria NUGENT. 

“Leprosy and the Management of Race, Sexuality 

and Nation in Tropical Australia.” In BASHFORD and 

HOOKER [ref. 539], 106–128. 

2438. BOYD, Julia. The Excellent Doctor Blackwell: 

The Life of the First Female Physician. (xix + 314 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stroud, Gloucestershire: Sutton 

Pub., 2005. ISBN: 0750941405. 

2439. BRAUN, Lundy. “Spirometry, Measurement, 

and Race in the Nineteenth Century.” J. Hist. Med. 

Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 135–169. 

2440. BRIESE, Olaf. Angst in den Zeiten der Cholera. 

4 vols. Vol. 1, Über kulturelle Ursprünge des 

Bakteriums; vol. 2, Panik-Kurve. Berlins Cholerajahr, 

1831/32; vol. 3, Auf Leben und Tod. Briefwelt 

als Gegenwelt; vol. 4, Das schlechte Gedicht. Strategien 

literarischer Immunisierung. (Vol. 1: 454 pp.; 

vol. 2: 399 pp.; vol. 3: 329 pp.; vol. 4: 169 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2003. ISBN: 

3050037792. 


2441. BROUSSAIS, François J. V., and Gabriel P. 

MOCQUOT. Lettre A. M. M. Les Chirurgiens Majors 

des Régiments du Premier Corps de l’Armée 

Impériale du Midi en Espagne, par Médecin et 

Chirurgien Principaux du Même Corps, sur le Service 

de Santé Intérieur des Corps Armés. Folletos Varios, 

157. (36 pp.; ports., plates, ill.) Jerez: Biblioteca 

Municipal de Jerez de la Frontera, 1811. 

2442. BROWNE, Meredith. “The Currency of the 

Clinical Photograph: Science, Photography and the 

Dream of the Legible Body.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/06 

(2005): 1992. 

Dissertation at Concordia University (Canada), 2005. UMI 

pub. no. NR04069. 331 pp. 

2443. BUMP, Jesse Boardman. “The Lion’s Gaze: 

African River Blindness from Tropical Curiosity to 

International Development.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 

(2005): 4311. 


Marks, Harry M. UMI pub. no. 3155598. 421 pp. 

2444. BURRELL, Sean, and Geoffrey GILL. “The 

Liverpool Cholera Epidemic of 1832 and Anatomical 

Dissection—Medical Mistrust and Civil Unrest.” J. 

Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 478–498. 

2445. CAVENDER, Anthony P. Folk Medicine in 

Southern Appalachia. (xviii + 266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 

2003. ISBN: 0807828246. 



2446. COOK, Hera. The Long Sexual Revolution: 

English Women, Sex, and Contraception, 1800–1975. 

(xiii + 412 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford 



2447. COOTER, Roger. “The Traffic in Victorian 

Bodies: Medicine, Literature, and History.” Victorian 

Stud. 45 (2003): 513–527. 

Essay review of Erin O’CONNOR, Raw Material (2000); 

Lawrence Victor DRISCOLL, Reconsidering Drugs (2000); 

WOODWARD and JÜTTE [ref. 593]. 

2448. DARBY, Robert. “Pathologizing Male Sexuality: 

Lallemand, Spermatorrhea, and the Rise of 

Circumcision.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 

283–319. 

2449. DARBY, Robert J. L. Surgical Temptation: 

The Demonization of the Foreskin and the Rise of 

Circumcision in Britain. (xi + 374 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


0226136450. 


2450. DELBOURGO, James. “Common Sense, Useful 

Knowledge, and Matters of Fact in the Late Enlightement: 

The Transatlantic Career of Perkins’s 

Tractors.” William Mary Quart. 61 (2004): 643–684. 

On an internationally popular theraputic apparatus. 

2451. DOLEZAL, Joshua A. “The Re-Imagination 

of the Scientific Physician in American Literature, 


Dissertation at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2005. 

Adviser: Olson, Paul A. UMI pub. no. 3176774. 242 pp. 

2452. DORMANDY, Thomas. Moments of Truth: 

Four Creators of Modern Medicine. (x + 563 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Chichester, West Sussex, England; 

Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley, 2003. ISBN: 0470863218; 

0470867248 (ebook). 

Discusses the work of René Théophile Hyacinthe Laennec, 

Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis, Joseph Lister, and Walter Reed. 

2453. DRACOBLY, Alex. “Ethics and Experimentation 

on Human Subjects in Mid-Nineteenth-Century 

France: The Story of the 1859 Syphilis Experiments.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 332–366. 

2454. EBRAHIMNEJAD, Hormoz. Medicine, Public 

Health and the Qajar State: Patterns of Medical 

Modernization in Nineteenth-Century Iran. Sir Henry 

Wellcome Asian Studies, 4. (xiv + 266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Leiden: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9004139117. 

Includes Persian text and English translation of Manuscript 

505 in the Majles Library, Tehran. 

2455. EMIN-TUNC, Tanfer. “Technologies of 

Choice: A History of Abortion Techniques in the 

United States, 1850–1980.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/06 

(2005): 2357. 

Dissertation at State University of New York at Stony Brook, 

2005. Adviser: Cowan, Ruth Schwartz. UMI pub. no. 

3179633. 318 pp. 

2456. FERREIRA, Luiz Otávio. “Negócio, política, 

ciência e vice-versa: uma história institucional do 

jornalismo médico brasileiro entre 1827 e 1843.” 

Translated title: [Business, politics, science, and vice 

versa: an institutional history of Brazilian medical 

journalism between 1827 and 1843.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (supp. 1) (2004): 93–107.


2457. FILLIEUX, Véronique. “La collection néolouvaniste 

des moulages dermatologiques : Témoin 

d’une technique mise au service de l’apprentissage en 

médecine.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 176 (2005): 3–27. 

2458. FLANNERY, Michael A. “Civil War Pharmacy 

and Medicine: Comparisons and Contexts.” Pharm. 

Hist. 46 (2004): 71–80. 

2459. FRAWLEY, Maria H. Invalidism and Identity 

in Nineteenth-Century Britain. (viii + 292 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0226261204. 


2460. FRIEDLANDER, Walter J. The History of Modern 

Epilepsy: The Beginning, 1865–1914. Contributions 

in Medical Studies, 45. (x + 295 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2001. 

ISBN: 0313315892. 

2461. FU, Daiwei. Yasiya de xinshenti: xingbei 

yiliao yu jindai Taiwan. [The New Body in Asia: 

Gender, Medicine and Modern Taiwan.] In Chinese. 

Taipei: Quxue chubanshe, 2005. 

Questions conventional relations among gender, medicine, 

and Taiwan’s modernity. Historical case studies of midwives, 

obstetrics, gynecology, and urology from 19th-century 

missionary medicine to contemporary medical practices. 

2462. GILLIES, Donald. “Hempelian and Kuhnian 

Approaches in the Philosophy of Medicine: the Semmelweis 

Case.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

36 (2005): 159–181. 

On Semmelweis’s investigations of puerperal fever. 

2463. GILLIS, Jonathan. “Taking a Medical History 

in Childhood Illness: Representations of Parents in 

Pediatric Texts since 1850.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 

(2005): 393–429. 

2464. GOODFELLOW, Sarah. “ ‘The Sexual Hush’: 

Representations of Late-Life Sexuality in Western 

Europe and America, 1870–1930.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/07 (2005): 2740. 

Dissertation at Pennsylvania State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Schiebinger, Londa. UMI pub. no. 3140024. 300 pp. 

2465. GRADMANN, Christoph. “A Harmony of Illusions: 

Clinical and Experimental Testing of Robert 

Koch’s Tuberculin, 1890–1900.” Special Issue: Ludwik 

Fleck: Epistemology and Biomedical Sciences 

[ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 

(2004): 465–481. 

2466. GRADMANN, Christoph. Krankheit im Labor: 

Robert Koch und die medizinische Bakteriologie. 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte. (376 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Göttingen: Wallstein, 2005. ISBN: 3892449228. 

2467. GRANT, Moira Margaret. “Under the Microscope: 

‘Race’, Gender, and Medical Laboratory 

Science in Canada.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/05 (2004): 

1982. 

Dissertation at the University of Toronto (Canada), 2004. 

Advisor: Muzzin, Linda. UMI pub. no. NQ9184. 294 pp. 

2468. GUIMARÃES, Maria Regina Cotrim. “Chernoviz 

e os manuais de medicina popular no Império.” 

Translated title: [Chernoviz and popular medical 

manuals in the days of the Empire.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 501–514. 

About 19th century Brazilian medical manuals. Available at 

http://www.scielo.br/pdf/hcsm/v12n2/16.pdf. 

2469. HACKFORD, Heidi M. “Malingering: Representations 

of Feigned Disease in American History, 


Dissertation at the American University, 2004. Adviser: 

Kraut, Alan. UMI pub. no. 3138776. 400 pp. 

2470. HAMLIN, Christopher. “William Pulteney 

Alison, the Scottish Philosophy, and the Making of 

a Political Medicine.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 

(2006): 144–186. 

2471. HAYNES, Douglas M. “Policing the Social 

Boundaries of the American Medical Association, 

1847–70.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 170– 

195. 

2472. HOCHMUTH, Christian. “Patterns of Medical 

Culture in Colonial Bengal, 1835–1880.” Bull. Hist. 


2473. HUMPHREYS, Margaret. “A Stranger to Our 

Camps: Typhus in American History.” Bull. Hist. 


2474. ISEPPONI, Oliver, Valentin HUWILER, and 

Urs BOSCHUNG. “Theodor Kocher’s Surgical and 

Clinical Case Presentations.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 192–194. 

Discusses sources of Kocher’s work during his first 30 years 

of practice. 

2475. JESUS, Nauk Maria de. “Aulas de cirurgia 

no centro da América do Sul (1808–16).” Translated 

title: [Surgical classes in the middle of South America 

(1808–16).] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 

93–106. 

2476. JOHNSTON, J. D. “The Contributions of Dr. 

Mary Walker towards Myasthenia Gravis and Periodic 

Paralysis Whilst Working in Poor Law Hospitals 

in London.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 121–137. 

2477. KEIRNS, Carla Christine. “Short of Breath: 

A Social and Intellectual History of Asthma in the 

United States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 

4326. 


Rosenberg, Charles E. UMI pub. no. 3152064. 358 

pp. 

2478. KING, Steven. “ ‘Stop This Overwhelming 

Torment of Destiny’: Negotiating Financial Aid at 

Times of Sickness under the English Old Poor Law, 

1800–1840.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 228–260. 

2479. KRÖNER, Hans-Peter. “Äußere Form und Innere 

Krankheit: Zur klinischen Fotografie im späten 

19. Jahrhundert.” Part of a special issue: Fotografie 

und Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 123–134. 

2480. LARSON, Barbara. “Odilon Redon and the 

Pasteurian Revolution: Health, Illness, and le monde 

invisible.” Volume Title: Writing Modern Art and 


2481. LI, Shang-Jen. “The Nurse of Parasites: Gender 

Concepts in Patrick Manson’s Parasitological 

Research.” J. Hist. Biol. 37 (2004): 103–130. 

2482. LONG, Lisa A. Rehabilitating Bodies: Health, 

History, and the American Civil War. (332 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: Univ. of Pennsylvania 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 081223748X. 

2483. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José María. Amalio Gimeno 

(1850–1936): adelantado de la medicina experimen-

tal en España. (128 pp.; ill.) Murcia: Real Academia 

de Medicina y Cirugía de Murcia, 2004. 

2484. LUTZ, Adolpho. Adolpho Lutz: obra completa. 

Edited by Jaime Larry BENCHIMOL and Magali 

Romero SÁ. Vol. 1. (In four volumes. 440 + 660 

+ 620 + 456 pp.; index; bibl.) Rio de Janeiro: Editora 

Fiocruz, 2004. ISBN: 8575410431. 

This volume focuses on his early work on dermatology and 

mycology. 

2485. MACÉ, Mieko. “La création d’une terminologie 

médicale moderne dans le Japon du XIX e siècle : 

l’example de la physiologie.” In CROZET and HORI- 

UCHI [ref. 1961], 71–98. 

2486. MACFARLANE, John. “Les miasmes, les 

microbes et les médecines : la diffusion des idées 

anciennes et nouvelles dans L’Union médicale du 

Canada : le cas de la fièvre typhoïde (1872–1900).” 

Sci. Canadensis 26 (2002): 59–78. 

2487. MAGLEN, Krista. “A World Apart: Geography, 

Australian Quarantine, and the Mother Country.” 

J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 196–217. 

2488. MASON, Frederick Daniel. “Straightening 

Children and Reconstructing Men: Medical Discourse 

on Physical Therapies and People with ‘Disabilities,’ 

1885–1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 65/11 

(2005): 5672. 


2004. Adviser: Morrow, Don. UMI pub. no. NQ96852. 362 

pp. 

2489. MATTA, Christina. “Ambiguous Bodies and 

Deviant Sexualities: Hermaphrodites, Homosexuality, 

and Surgery in the United States, 1850–1904.” 

Perspect. Biol. Med. 48 (2005): 74–83. 

2490. MCCAULEY, Bernadette. Who Shall Take 

Care of Our Sick?: Roman Catholic Sisters and 

the Development of Catholic Hospitals in New York 

City. Medicine, Science, and Religion in Historical 

Context. (xiii + 146 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore, 

Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0801882168. 

Discusses the first 80 years of Catholic hospitals beginning 

with the opening of St. Vincent’s Hospital in 1849. 

2491. MICHAELSEN, Kaarin Leigh. “Becoming 

‘Medical Women’: British Female Physicians and the 

Politics of Professionalism, 1860–1933.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/02 (2004): 657. 

Dissertation at University of California, Berkeley, 2003. 

Adviser: Laqueur, Thomas. UMI pub. no. 3121613. 259 pp. 

2492. MITMAN, Gregg. “Hay Fever Holiday: 

Health, Leisure, and Place in Gilded-Age America.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 600–635. 

2493. MITMAN, Gregg, and Ronald L. NUMBERS. 

“From Miasma to Asthma: The Changing Fortunes 

of Medical Geography in America.” Hist. Phil. Life 

Sci. 25 (2003): 391–412. 

2494. NAKAMURA, Ellen Gardner. Practical Pursuits: 

Takano Choei, Takahashi Keisaku, and Western 

Medicine in Nineteenth-Century Japan. Harvard East 

Asian Monographs, 255. (xiv + 236 pp.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Asia Center, 2005. 

ISBN: 0674019520. 

2495. NUKAGA Yoshio. “The Use of Family Trees 

and the Notion of Heredity: A Case Study of Hered- 


itary Chorea.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 150–160. 

2496. NULAND, Sherwin B. The Doctor’s Plague: 

Germs, Childbed Fever, and the Strange Story of 

Ignác Semmelweis. Great discoveries. (191 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) New York: W. W. Norton, 2003. ISBN: 

0393052990. 

2497. OBREGÓN TORRES, Diana. Batallas contra 

la lepra: estado, medicina y ciencia en Colombia. 

(422 pp.; illus.) Medellín: Banco de la República, 

Fondo Editorial Universidad EAFIT, 2002. ISBN: 

9588173086. 


2498. OLMSTED, Frederick Law. Hospital Transports: 

A Memoir of the Embarkation of the Sick and 

Wounded from the Peninsula of Virginia in the Summer 

of 1862. Edited by Laura L. BEHLING. (viii + 

162 pp.; bibl.; index.) Albany: State Univ. of New 

York Press, 2005. ISBN: 0791463699. 

Original publication information: Boston: Ticknor and 

Fields, 1863. Letters and papers compiled at the request 

of the United States Sanitary Commission. 

2499. PADIAK, Janet. “The Role of Morbidity in 

the Mortality Decline of the Nineteenth Century: 

Evidence from the Military Population at Gibraltar 

1818–1899.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 

73–95. 

2500. PANDE, Ishita. “Curing Calcutta: Race, Liberalism, 

and Colonial Medicine in British Bengal, 


Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Prakash, 

Gyan. UMI pub. no. 3188655. 236 pp. 

2501. PARODI, Alessandra, David NEASHAM, and 

Paolo VINEIS. “Environment, Population, and Biology: 

A Short History of Modern Epidemiology.” 


2502. PARZYNSKI, Catherine S. “Maternal 

Medicine: Changing Perceptions of Women’s Place 

in Medicine, Settlement to 1860.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/11 (2005): 4324. 

Dissertation at Lehigh University, 2004. Adviser: Soderlund, 

Jean. UMI pub. no. 3154562. 243 pp. 

2503. PATESSIO, Mara, and Mariko OGAWA. “To 

Become a Woman Doctor in Early Meiji Japan (1868– 

1890): Women’s Struggles and Ambitions.” Hist. 

Scientiarum 15 (2005): 159–176. 

2504. PEITZMAN, Steven J. “Why Support a 

Women’s Medical College? Philadelphia’s Early 

Male Medical Pro-Feminists.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 

(2003): 576–599. 

2505. QUINTELA, Maria Manuel. “Saberes e 

práticas termais: uma perspectiva comparada em 

Portugal (Termas de S. Pedro do Sul) e no Brasil 

(Caldas da Imperatriz).” Translated title: [Thermal 

knowledge and therapies: a comparative view of 

Portugal (São Pedro do Sul hot springs) and Brazil 

(Caldas da Imperatriz hot springs).] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (supp. 1) (2004): 239–260. 

“Discusses how medicine legitimized the therapeutic practice 

of thermalism as ‘scientific’ knowledge.” (from the abstract) 

2506. RATZAN, Richard M. “Essay review: A Traffic 

of Dead Bodies.” Perspect. Biol. Med. 47 (2004): 

290–299.


Essay review of Michael SAPPOL, A Traffic of Dead Bodies 

(2002). 

2507. RENSHAW, Michelle. Accommodating the 

Chinese: The American Hospital in China, 1880– 

1920. East Asia: History, Politics, Sociology, Culture. 

(xxii + 312 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Routledge, 2005. ISBN: 041597285X. 

2508. ROSE, Christine. “Bodies that Splatter: Bodily 

Fluids in Nineteenth-Century Imperial Discourse.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1797. 



2509. ROUSSEAU, George S., and David Boyd HAY- 

COCK. “Coleridge’s Choleras: Cholera Morbus, 

Asiatic Cholera, and Dysentary in Early Nineteenth- 

Century England.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 298– 

331. 

2510. SAHADEO, Jeff. “Epidemic and Empire: Ethnicity, 

Class, and ‘Civilization’ in the 1892 Tashkent 

Cholera Riot.” Slav. Rev. 64 (2005): 117–139. 

2511. SCHNECK, Peter. “August Hirsch und die 

medizinische Geographie: Seine Reise von 1879 in 

das Wolgagebiet im Spiegel von Tagebuchnotizen 

und Briefen.” In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 33–49. 

2512. SCHURR, Nancy. “Inside the Confederate 

Hospital: Community and Conflict during the Civil 

War.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 314. 

Dissertation at the University of Tennessee, 2004. Adviser: 

Ash, Steven V. UMI pub. no. 3162014. 218 pp. 

2513. SCHWARZMANN-SCHAFHAUSER, Doris. Orthopädie 

im Wandel: die Herausbildung von Disziplin 

und Berufsstand in Bund und Kaiserreich (1815– 

1914). Sudhoffs Archiv, Beihefte, Heft 53. (396 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner, 2004. ISBN: 

3515085009. 

2514. SHEFER, Miri. “Old Patterns, New Meaning: 

The 1845 Hospital of Bezm-i Alem in Istanbul.” 

Dynamis 25 (2005): 329–350. 

2515. SMITH, Andrew. Victorian Demons: 

Medicine, Masculinity, and the Gothic at the finde-siècle. 

(191 pp.; bibl.; index.) Manchester, UK: 

Manchester Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0719063566. 


2516. SNOW, Stephanie J. Operations without Pain: 

The Practice and Science of Anaesthesia in Victorian 

Britain. Science, Technology, and Medicine in Modern 

History. (xii + 271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006. ISBN: 1403934452. 

2517. SOWELL, David. “Contending Medical Ideologies 

and State Formation: The Nineteenth-Century 

Origins of Medical Pluralism in Contemporary 

Columbia.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 900–926. 

2518. STERN, Megan. “Dystopian Anxieties Versus 

Utopian Ideals: Medicine from Frankenstein to The 

Visible Human Project and Body Worlds.” Sci. Cult. 

15 (2006): 61–84. 

On the medicalized body, the “extreme and contradictory 

responses” it attracts, and what it tells us about changes in 

medicine and the place of medicine in society. (p. 62) 

2519. STORMER, Nathan. Articulating Life’s Memory: 

U.S. Medical Rhetoric about Abortion in the 

Nineteenth Century. (xvi + 235 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Lanham, Md.: Lexington Books, 2002. ISBN: 

0739104292. 


2520. STOWE, Steven M. Doctoring the South: 

Southern Physicians and Everyday Medicine in the 

Mid-Nineteenth Century. Studies in Social Medicine. 

(x + 373 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: Univ. of 

North Carolina Press, 2004. ISBN: 0807828858. 


2521. SZABO, Jason. “ ‘Suffering, Shame and the 

Search for Succour’: Incurable Illness in Nineteenth- 

Century France.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/05 (2005): 

1932. 

Dissertation at McGill University (Canada), 2004. UMI pub. 

no. NR01783. 503 pp. 

2522. TAYLOR, Jeremy. The Rebirth of the Norfolk 

and Norwich Hospital 1874–1883: An Architectural 

Exploration. (v + 70 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Norwich: 

Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, Univ. of 

East Anglia, 2000. ISBN: 0953834905. 

2523. TEIXEIRA, Luiz Antonio. “As febres paulistas 

na Sociedade de Medicina e Cirurgia de São Paulo: 

uma controvérsia entre porta-vozes de diferentes 

saberes.” Translated title: [Febres paulistas and 

the São Paulo Society of Medicine and Surgery: 

a controversy among spokespeople from different 

arenas of knowledge.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 

(supp. 1) (2004): 41–66. 

2524. TRASK, Benjamin H. Fearful Ravages: Yellow 

Fever in New Orleans, 1796–1905. Louisiana 

Life Series, 12. (viii + 169 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Lafayette: Center for Louisiana Studies, Univ. of 

Louisiana at Lafayette, 2005. ISBN: 1887366644. 

2525. VARELA, Alex Gonçalves, and Maria Margaret 

LOPES. “Um manuscrito inédito do naturalista 

José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva: o parecer sobre o 

método de desinfetar as cartas vindas de países estrangeiros.” 

Translated title: [An unpublished manuscript 

from the naturalist José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva: 

the document about the method for disinfecting the 

letters that came from foreign countries.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 13 (2006): 159–168. 

On the argument for the use of oxymuriatic gas (chlorine gas) 

as an antiseptic against plague and yellow fever. Available at 

http://www.scielo.br/pdf/hcsm/v13n1/09.pdf. 

2526. WARD, Thomas J., Jr. Black Physicians in the 

Jim Crow South. (xxiv + 368 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Fayetteville: The Univ. of Arkansas Press, 2003. 

ISBN: 1557287562. 


2527. WEBBER, Sarah. “The ‘Unnecessary’ Organ: 

A History of Female Circumcision and Clitoridectomy 

in the United States, 1865–1995.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/02 (2005): 735. 

Dissertation at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, 

2005. Adviser: Jameton, Andrew. UMI pub. no. 3165174. 

255 pp. 

2528. WEISZ, George. Divide and Conquer: A 

Comparative History of Medical Specialization. (xxx 

+ 359 pp.; bibl.) New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 


Looks at French, German, and American examples. 

2529. WEISZ, George. “The Emergence of Medical 

Specialization in the Nineteenth Century.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 77 (2003): 536–575.

2530. WHITESIDE, Carol Lea. “The Sources and 

Forms of Power Used by Florence Nightingale as 

Depicted in Her Letters Written July 1, 1853 to 

August 7, 1856.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 66/02 (2005): 

822. 

Dissertation at Gonzaga University, 2004. Adviser: Wilson, 

Sandra M. UMI pub. no. 3162855. 326 pp. 

2531. WOOD, Karl E. “Spa Culture and the Social 

History of Medicine in Germany.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/11 (2005): 4316. 


Adviser: Levy, Richard S. UMI pub. no. 3154482. 280 pp. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

2532. BASU, Amit Ranjan. “A New Knowledge of 

Madness—Nineteenth Century Asylum Psychiatry in 

Bengal.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2004): 247–277. 

2533. BRULHART, Armand. Du mal de Saint- 

Antoine à Belle-Idée : 2 siècles de psychiatrie à 

Genève, 1800–2000. Tome 1, 1800–1950. (289 pp.; 

ill.) Genève: Georg, HUG, 2002. ISBN: 2825707848. 

2534. JABERT, Alexander. “Formas de 

administração da loucura na Primeira República: 

o caso do estado do Espírito Santo.” Translated title: 

[Ways of managing madness during the First 

Republic: the case of the state of Espírito Santo.] In 



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2535. JOHNSTON, Christine I. M. The Father of 

Canadian Psychiatry: Joseph Workman. (xvi + 198 

pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Victoria: Ogden Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0968655807. 


2536. KAPLAN, Mary. Solomon Carter Fuller: 

Where My Caravan Has Rested. (144 pp.; ill.) Lanham, 

Md.: Univ. Press of America, 2005. ISBN: 

0761832653. 

The story of the first black psychiatrist in America and his 

struggles with racism. 

2537. KILLEN, Andreas. Berlin Electropolis: Shock, 

Nerves, and German Modernity. Weimar and Now. 

(viii + 295 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: Univ. of 

California Press, 2006. ISBN: 0520243625. 

Surveys the popular belief that modernity caused nervous 

illness, from the 1880s to the late Weimar period. 

2538. LANDE, R. Gregory. Madness, Malingering, 

and Malfeasance: The Transformation of Psychiatry 

and the Law in the Civil War Era. (xii + 233 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: Brassey’s, 2003. 

ISBN: 1574883526. 

2539. MAYER, Andreas. “Lost Objects: From the 

Laboratories of Hypnosis to the Psychoanalytic Setting.” 

Special Issue: Forgetting Freud? [ref. 512]. 

Sci. Context 19 (2006): 37–64. 

2540. MENZHULIN, Vadim. Drugoi Sikorskii: Neudobnye 

starnitsy istorii psikhiatrii. [Another Sikorsky: 

Inconvenient Pages of the History of Psychiatry] 

In Russian. (490 pp.; ill.) Kiev: Sfera, 2004. 

ISBN: 9667841723. 


2541. MISBACH, Judith, and Henderikus J. STAM. 

“Medicalizing Melancholia: Exploring Profiles of 


Psychiatric Professionalization.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 

42 (2006): 41–59. 

2542. MÜLLER, Christian. “Sie müssen an Ihre 

Heilung glauben!”: Paul Dubois, 1848–1918, ein 

vergessener Pionier der Psychotherapie. (192 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Basel: Schwabe & Co. AG Verlag, 

2001. ISBN: 3796515908. 

2543. MURPHY, Elaine. “The New Poor Law 

Guardians and the Administration of Insanity in East 

London, 1834–1844.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 

45–74. 

2544. NOLL, Steven, and James W. TRENT. (Eds.) 

Mental Retardation in America: A Historical Reader. 

The History of Disability. (vii + 513 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: New York Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0814782477. 

Anthology of primary and secondary sources. Reviews: 

[ref. R670] 

2545. ODA, Ana Maria Galdini Raimundo, and 

Paulo DALGALARRONDO. “História das primeiras 

instituições para alienados no Brasil.” Translated 

title: [History of the first institutions for the insane 

in Brazil.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 (2005): 

983–1010. 


19.pdf. 

2546. PASSIONE, Roberta. “Le origini dell’ orientamento 

professionale in Italia: nascita e declino di un’ 

utopia liberale.” Physis 40 (2003): 183–232. 

2547. RIGOLI, Juan. Lire le délire : Aliénisme, 

rhétorique et littérature en France au XIX e siècle. 

Préface de Jean STAROBINSKI. (654 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris: Fayard, 2001. ISBN: 2213608067. 

2548. RIMKE, Heidi Marie. “Ungovernable Subjects: 

A Radical Genealogy of Moral Insanity.” Diss. 


Dissertation at Carleton University (Canada), 2005. UMI 

pub. no. NR08346. 417 pp. Looks at 19th-century doctrine 

of moral insanity as a human pathology. 

2549. RUPP, Marlena. “A Historical Exploration of 

the Concept of Psychological Trauma, 1866–2004.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. B 66/03 (2005): 1734. 

Dissertation at Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, 

2004. Adviser: Bloom, Jill Betz. UMI pub. no. 

3170144. 341 pp. 

2550. SAMMET, Kai. “Gute Arbeit: ‘pflichtmäßige 

Führung’ und ‘höhere Anforderungen’: Beurteilungsmuster 

des Wärterverhaltens und die Einführung des 

Non Restraint in der Charité in den 1860er Jahren.” 

With English summary. Sudhoffs Arch. 88 (2004): 

210–225. 

On the efforts of Wilhelm Griesinger to implement more 

humane treatment of psychiatric patients at the Charité in 

Berlin. 


HEALTH 

2551. BASHFORD, Alison. “Foreign Bodies: Vaccination, 

Contagion and Colonialism in the Nineteenth 

Century.” In BASHFORD and HOOKER [ref. 539], 

39–60. 

2552. BASHFORD, Alison. “Global Biopolitics and 

the History of World Health.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, no. 

1 (2006): 67–88.


2553. BHATTACHARYA, Sanjoy. “From Foe to 

Friend: Geographical and Environmental Factors and 

the Control and Eradication of Smallpox in India.” 


2554. BOROWY, Iris, and Nadav DAVIDOVITCH. 

“Health in Palestine, 1850–2000. Introduction.” Dynamis 

25 (2005): 313–328. 

2555. BOUSQUAT, Aylene, and Amélia COHN. “A 

dimensão espacial nos estudos sobre saúde: uma 

trajetória histórica.” Translated title: [The spatial 

dimension in health studies: a historical trajectory.] 

In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 549–568. 

“Re-examines the spatial notions ... incorporated by the public 

health field between the late 18th and mid-20th centuries.” 

(from the abstract). 

2556. BRUIN, A. de, and D. de BRUIN. Zoekend 

naar zekerheid in het Groene Hart. Zorgverzekeraar 

Zorg en Zekerheid, 1825–2000. (194 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Hilversum: Verloren, 2000. ISBN: 

9065501843. 

2557. BRUNTON, Deborah. (Ed.) Health, Disease 

and Society in Europe, 1800–1930: A Source Book. 

(xvii + 310 pp.; bibl.; index.) Manchester: Manchester 


2558. CARBONETTI, Adrián. “La conformación 

del sistema sanitario de la Argentina: El caso de 

la provincia de Córdoba, 1880–1926.” Dynamis 25 

(2005): 87–116. 

2559. CHOI, Tina Young. “The Sanitary Imagination: 

Narrative and the Urban Condition in 

Nineteenth-Century Britain.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 

(2004): 526. 


Adviser: Gallagher, Catherine. UMI pub. no. 3121438. 235 

pp. 

2560. COLLINS, Kenneth E. Be Well! Jewish Immigrant 

Health and Welfare in Glasglow, 1860–1914. 

(xiv + 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) East Linton, East 

Lothian: Tuckwell Press, 2001. ISBN: 1862321299. 


2561. CUETO, Marcos. “Institutciones sanitarias 

y poder en América Latina.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 

49–57. 

2562. INGLIS, Kerri A. “ ‘A Land Set Apart’: 

Disease, Displacement, and Death at Makanalua, 

Moloka’i.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1498. 

Dissertation at the University of Hawaii, 2004. Adviser: 

King, Pauline N. UMI pub. no. 3129856. 324 pp. 

2563. KEELAN, Jennifer E. “The Canadian Anti- 

Vaccination Leagues, 1872–1892.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65 (2005): 3962. 

Dissertation at the University of Toronto (Canada), 2004. 

UMI pub. no. NQ94375. 298 pp. 

2564. LOSSIO, Jorge. Acequias y gallinazos. Salud 

ambiental en Lima del siglo XIX. 1a ed. Collección 

Mínima, 55. (109 pp.; bibl.) Lima: Instituto de 

Estudios Peruanos, 2003. ISBN: 9972510832. 

2565. LOWE, Margaret A. Looking Good: College 

Women and Body Image, 1875–1930. Gender Relations 

in the American Experience. (vii + 212 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 080187209X. 

Discusses how late 19th-century arguments about women in 

education were framed in terms of female health and physical 

body. Reviews: [ref. R566] 

2566. MALONE, Carolyn. Women’s Bodies and 

Dangerous Trades in England, 1880–1914. Royal 

Historical Society Studies in History, n.s. (xi + 169 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0861932641. 


2567. MCLEAN, David. Public Health and Politics 

in the Age of Reform: Cholera, the State, and the 

Royal Navy in Victorian Britain. International Library 

of Historical Studies. (xii + 239 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: I.B. Tauris, 2006. ISBN: 1845110692. 

2568. MOLINA, Natalia. Fit to be Citizens? Public 

Health and Race in Los Angeles, 1879–1939. American 

Crossroads. (xiv + 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berkeley: Univ. of California Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0520246489. 

2569. NAONO, Atsuko. “The State of Vaccination: 

British Doctors, Indigenous Cooperation, and the 

Fight against Smallpox in Colonial Burma.” Diss. 



Lieberman, Victor B. UMI pub. no. 3192737. 289 pp. 

2570. NEILL, Deborah Joy. “Transnationalism in the 

Colonies: Cooperation, Rivalry, and Race in German 

and French Tropical Medicine, 1880–1930.” Diss. 


Dissertation at the University of Toronto, 2005. UMI pub. 

no. NR07693. 392 pp. “Compares the development of health 

services in the French and German tropical colonies.” (from 

the abstract) 

2571. NIGHTINGALE, Florence. Florence Nightingale 

on Public Health Care. Edited by Lynn MC- 

DONALD. The Collected Works of Florence Nightingale, 

v. 6. (xiii + 701 pp.; bibl.; index.) Waterloo, 

Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0889204462. 


2572. PARTRIDGE, Amy Ruth. “Public Health for 

the People: The Use of Exhibition and Performance 

to Stage the ‘Sanitary Idea’ in Victorian Britain.” 


Dissertation at Northwestern University, 2005. Adviser: 

Davis, Tracy C. UMI pub. no. 3177790. 339 pp. 

2573. RINGGER, Beat. “La traduction scientifique 

à l’ère Meiji : la fabrication des manuels de santé 

japonais.” In CROZET and HORIUCHI [ref. 1961], 

99–119. 

2574. ROSS, Paul. “From Sanitary Police to Sanitary 

Dictatorship: Mexico’s Nineteenth-Century Public 

Health Movement.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 (2006): 

2692. 


Lomnitz, Claudio. UMI pub. no. 3181407. 368 pp. 

2575. SÁEZ GÓMEZ, José Miguel, José LÓPEZ 

GONZÁLEZ, Manuel VALERA CANDEL, and Carlos 

LÓPEZ FERNÁNDEZ. “Medio ambiente, medio 

social y epidemias: Topografía médica de Cartagena 

y la epidemia de cólera de 1885 según Federico 

Montaldó y Peró.” Llull 27 (2004): 165–190. 

2576. SANJAD, Nelson. “Cólera e medicina ambiental 

no manuscrito ‘Cholera-morbus’ (1832), de

Antonio Correa de Lacerda (1777–1852).” Translated 

title: [Cholera and environmental medicine in 

the manuscript “Cholera-morbus” (1832), by Antonio 

Correa de Lacerda (1777–1852).] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 587–618. 

2577. SIMMONS, Dana Jean. “Minimal Frenchmen: 

Science and Standards of Living, 1840–1960.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65 (2005): 3945. 


Goldstein, Jan E. UMI pub no. 3149361. 492 pp. Examines 

“the science of nutrition, wartime rationing, domestic 

architecture, and the minimum wage.... I argue that a new 

science of consumption set the conditions for the modern 

administration of scarcity.” (from the abstract) 

2578. WADDINGTON, Keir. “ ‘Unfit for Human 

Consumption’: Tuberculosis and the Problem of 

Infected Meat in Late Victorian Britain.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 77 (2003): 636–661. 

2579. WALKER, Lisa Kay. “Public Health, Hygiene 

and the Rise of Preventive Medicine in Late Imperial 

Russia, 1874–1912.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 (2004): 

650. 


Adviser: Zelnik, Reginald E. UMI pub. no. 3121743. 210 

pp. 


2580. DOLIVO, Adrien. La pharmacie vaudoise 

au temps de la prépondérance radicale 1845–1945. 

Veröffentlichungen der Schweizerischen Gesellschaft 

für Geschichte der Pharmazie, 21. (519 pp.; ill.) 

Liebefeld: SGGP/SSHP, 2000. ISBN: 3952075884. 


2581. FLANNERY, Michael A. Civil War Pharmacy: 

A History of Drugs, Drug Supply and Provision, 

and Therapeutics for the Union and Confederacy. 

Pharmaceutical Heritage. (xvi + 358 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Pharmaceutical Products Press, 

2004. ISBN: 0789015021. 


2582. GRAD, Roni. “Cod and the Consumptive: A 

Brief History of Cod-Liver Oil in the Treatment of 

Pulmonary Tuberculosis.” Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 

106–120. 

2583. HELMSTÄDTER, Axel. “Clinical Chemistry 

as a Patient-Oriented Service in Pharmaceutical History.” 

Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 87–93. 

2584. HENDERSON, Metta Lou, and Dennis B. 

WORTHEN. “Cora Dow (1868–1915)—Pharmacist, 

Entrepreneur, Philanthropist.” Pharm. Hist. 46 

(2004): 91–105. 

2585. PASCHAL, Ashley, Justin MCNABNEY, and 

Bryan HANSON. “The Prescribing Habits and Materia 

Medica of Dr. William D. Hutchings.” Pharm. 

Hist. 47 (2005): 94–111. 

2586. RODRÍGUEZ NOZAL, Raúl, and Antonio 

GONZÁLEZ BUENO. Entre el Arte y la Técnica. 

Los orígenes de la fabricación industrial del medicamento. 

Estudios sobre la Ciencia. (491 pp.; 

index.) Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones 

Científicas, 2005. ISBN: 8400083636. 

Focus on the pharmaceutical industry in 19th and early 20th 

century Spain. 


2587. RODRÍGUEZ NOZAL, Raúl. Uriach, Cambronero, 

Gallego. Farmacia e industria: la producción 

de los primeros medicamentos en España. Novatores / 

Nivola, 17. (138 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Tres Cantos, Madrid: 

Nivola Libros y Ediciones, 2004. ISBN: 8495599783. 

On the work of Joan Uriach i Feliu (1834–1907), Saturnino 

Cambronero González (1867–1927), and Antonio Gallego 

Fernández (1915–1992). 

2588. SEILER, Lars Winfried. “The Development of 

an Anti-Opium Ideology in Late Nineteenth Century 

America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1511. 

Dissertation at the University of South Carolina, 2004. Adviser: 

Clements, Kendrick. UMI pub. no. 3130492. 296 

pp. 

2589. SIMMONS, Anna Elizabeth. “The Chemical 

and Pharmaceutical Trading Activities of the Society 

of Apothecaries, 1822 to 1922.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 

65/04 (2004): 901. 



2590. SNELDERS, Stephen, Charles KAPLAN, and 

Toine PIETERS. “On Cannabis, Chloral Hydrate, and 

Career Cycles of Psychotropic Drugs in Medicine.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 95–114. 

2591. The Pharmacopoeia of the United States of 

America. By the authority of the Medical Societies 

and Colleges. Facsimile of the first edition 

(1820). (272 pp.; index.) Madison, Wis.: American 

Institute of the History of Pharmacy, 2005. ISBN: 

0931292409. 


2592. BIGGS, David A. “Between the Rivers and 

Tides: A Hydraulic History of the Mekong Delta, 

1820–1975.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1497. 

Dissertation at the University of Washington, 2004. Adviser: 

Sears, Laurie J. UMI pub. no. 3131125. 423 pp. 

2593. CANTRELL, John, and Gillian COOKSON. 

(Eds.) Henry Maudslay & the Pioneers of the Machine 

Age. (192 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stroud, 

Gloucestershire: Tempus, 2002. ISBN: 0752427660. 

Contributors: Gillian COOKSON, John CANTRELL, A.P. 

WOOLRICH, Richard L. HILLS, Michael MOSS, Angus 

BUCHANAN, Tim PROCTER, and Laurence INCE. 

2594. DE ROSA, Luigi. “Il progresso tecnicoscientifico 

e la trasformazione industriale dell’Italia 

tra ’800 e ’900.” Part of a Special Issue: Giovanni 

Giorgi nella realtà del suo tempo [ref. 1948]. Physis 

41 (2004): 321–337. 

2595. DELHUMEAU, Gwenaël. L’Invention du béton 

armé : Hennebique, 1890–1914. Collection Essais 

(Editions Norma). (344 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: 

Ed. Norma, 1999. ISBN: 2909283461. 

2596. DESLOGES, Yvon, and Alain GELLY. Le 

canal de Lachine : du tumulte des flots à l’essor 

industriel et urbain, 1860–1950. (214 pp.; ill.; map; 

bibl.) Sillery, Québec: Septentrion, 2002. ISBN: 

2894483236. 

2597. DIENEL, Hans-Liudger. Die Linde AG. Geschichte 

eines Technologiekonzerns 1879–2004. (512 

pp.; ill.; index.) München: Verlag C.H. Beck, 2004. 

ISBN: 3406514847. 

See also: Hans-Liudger DIENEL, Linde (2004). Reviews: 

[ref. 3369]


2598. FANG Yibing and QIAN Wei. “The Hanyang 

Iron Works and China’s Early Railway Construction: 

The Characters of China’s Early Iron and Steel Industrialization.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese 

J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 312–322. 

2599. FOLTA, Jaroslav. “Über die Wege der Technik 

in Böhmen und Mähren.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 165–179. 

2600. FOUGÈRES, Dany. “Des rues et des hommes: 

les commencements des politiques publiques locales 

en matière de travaux publics à Montréal, 1796– 

1840.” Sci. Canadensis 25 (2001): 31–65. 

2601. KAHLOW, Andreas. “Johann August 

Röbling—Von der Berliner Bauakademie bis zur 

Brooklyn Bridge in New York.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 91–109. 

2602. KLEINKNECHT, Thomas. “Die Fotografie— 

ein neues Bildmedium im Wissenschaftspanorama 

des 19. Jahrhunderts.” Lead article in a special issue: 

Fotografie und Wissenschaft (XLI. Symposium der 

Gesellschaft für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, 21.-22. 

Mai 2004 in Jena). Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 

(2005): 103–113. 

Contents: GEIMER [ref. 2846]; KRÖNER [ref. 2479]; STAH- 

NISCH [ref. 2370]; SCHULZE [ref. 1962]; BREIDBACH 

[ref. 3064]; HENTSCHEL [ref. 2145]; KARALLUS [ref. 2679]; 

Angela MATYSSEK, “ ‘Entdecker’ und ‘Finder’. Über die fotografische 

Wissensproduktion der Kunstgeschichte und die 

Probleme der Reproduktion von Kunstwerken,” 227-235; 

BROGIATO et al. [ref. 2227]. 

2603. KOBAYASHI Manabu. “Reconsidering the 

Development of the Marine Steam Boiler in the 19th 

Century.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 191–202. 

2604. KOCKA, Jürgen. Industrial Culture and Bourgeois 

Society: Business, Labor, and Bureaucracy in 

Modern Germany, 1800–1918. (xviii + 325 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 1999. ISBN: 

1571811583. 

2605. LEWIS, Robert. Manufacturing Montreal: 

The Making of an Industrial Landscape, 1850 to 

1930. (xvii + 336 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000. ISBN: 

080186349X. 


2606. MIDDLETON, W. D. The Bridge at Québec. 

Railroads Past and Present. (ix + 203 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press, 

2001. ISBN: 0253337615. 


2607. MOE, Espen. “Governance and Growth: The 

Role of the State in Technological Progress and Industrial 

Leadership.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 

746. 


2004. Adviser: Rogowski, Ronald. UMI pub. no. 3164362. 

1045 pp. Compares Britain, France, Germany, the U.S., and 

Japan from the Industrial Revolution to the present. 

2608. MULLEN, Robert A. Recasting a Craft: St. 

Louis Typefounders Respond to Industrialization. 

(xiii + 197 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Carbondale: Southern 

Illinois Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0809326361. 

2609. NAKAMURA Masaki. “Technical Books in 

Boom: Technical Information in Industrializing 

France.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 44 (2005): 1–12. 

2610. NOCKS, Lisa. “To Serve and Obey: A History 

of the Android, 1850–Present.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/12 (2006): 4509. 

Dissertation at Drew University, 2005. Adviser: Rose, 

Jonathan E. UMI pub. no. 3199673. 270 pp. 

2611. NYE, David E. America as Second Creation: 

Technology and Narratives of New Beginnings. (x + 

371 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: MIT Press, 

2003. ISBN: 0262140810. 

Explores the way that narratives about technologies from the 

log cabin to the railroad and irrigation have been used to 

explain aspects of American culture. Reviews: [ref. R673] 

2612. PICK, Daniel. “ ‘Roma o morte’: Garibaldi, 

Nationalism and the Problem of Psycho-biography.” 

Hist. Workshop J. 57 (2004): 1–33. 

Focuses on the problem of Garibaldi’s efforts to redirect the 

Tiber river. 

2613. RANNOU, Pierre. La saga des fonderies longueuilloises, 

1844–1944. (163 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Longueuil: Société d’histoire de Longueuil, 2002. 



2614. REFORD, Alexander. Au rythme du train, 

1859–1970. Aux limites de la mémoire, 8e. (xix + 

193 pp.; ill.) Sainte-Foy: Publications du Québec, 

2002. ISBN: 2551195616. 


2615. RILLING, Donna J. Making Houses, Crafting 

Capitalism: Builders in Philadelphia, 1790–1850. 

Early American Studies. (xii + 261 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Philadelphia: Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0812235800. 

2616. SANDEN, Maarten van der, and Ben HER- 

BERGS. Delfts goud. Leven en werken van achttien 

markante hoogleraren. Edited by K. F. WAKKER. 

Technè, 6. (270 pp.; ill.) Delft: Technische Universiteit 

Delft, 2002. ISBN: 9075961200. 


2617. SMIL, Vaclav. Creating the Twentieth Century: 

Technical Innovations of 1867–1914 and Their Lasting 

Impact. (ix + 350 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 


2618. TSUNEKAWA Seiji. “An Analysis of the Early 

Electrical Engineers in Meiji Japan.” [Translated 


(2003): 20–30. 

2619. TSUNEKAWA Seiji. “Civil Engineers and 

Their Characteristics in Meiji Japan—An Analysis 

of Their Educational and Social Background.” 


Sci.) 44 (2005): 177–190. 

2620. WHITE, Richard. “Canadian Civil Engineers 

pre-1850: Professionals before Professionalization.” 


2621. WHITE, Richard. “The Engineers’ Engineer: 

Sir John Kennedy and the Port of Montreal.” Sci. 

Canadensis 27 (2003): 5–26. 

2622. YOUNG, David. The Iron Horse and the Windy 

City: How Railroads Shaped Chicago. (ix + 270 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Dekalb, Ill.: Northern Illinois Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0875803342.

360-161. COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATION 

TECHNOLOGIES 

2623. MACDOUGALL, Robert Duncan. “The People’s 

Telephone: The Politics of Telephony in the 

United States and Canada, 1876–1926.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1932. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2004. Advisers: Cohen, 

Lizabeth, Stephan Thernstrom, and Peter Galison. UMI pub. 

no. 3131915. 418 pp. 

2624. SARKAR, Tapan K., Robert MAILLOUX, 

Arthur A. OLINER, Magdalena SALAZAR-PALMA, 

and Dipak L. SENGUPTA. History of Wireless. Wiley 

Series in Microwave and Optical Engineering. 

(xix + 655 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Hoboken, N.J.: 

Wiley-Interscience, 2006. ISBN: 0471718149. 


2625. BOECK, Gisela. “Liebigs Spuren in Mecklenburg.” 

Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 

17 (2004): 86–99. 

2626. COOK, George M. “ ‘Spray, Spray, Spray!’: 

Insecticides and the Making of Applied Entomology 

in Canada, 1871–1914.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 

(1998-1999): 7–50. 

2627. GRIGGS, Peter. “Improving Agricultural Practices: 

Science and the Australian Sugarcane Grower, 

1864–1915.” Agr. Hist. 78 (2004): 1–33. 

2628. HAK, Gordon. Turning Trees into Dollars: 

The British Columbia Coastal Lumber Industry, 

1858–1913. (239 pp.; maps; bibl.; index.) Toronto: 

Univ. of Toronto Press, 2000. ISBN: 0802047459. 

2629. HARWOOD, Jonathan. “On the Genesis of 

Technoscience: A Case Study of German Agricultural 

Education.” Special issue on Technoscientic 

Productivity [ref. 190]. Perspect. Sci. 13 (2005): 

329–351. 

2630. HARWOOD, Jonathan. Technology’s Dilemma: 

Agricultural Colleges between Science and Practice 

in Germany, 1860–1934. (288 pp.; map; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford: Peter Lang Publishing, 2005. ISBN: 

3039102990. 

2631. LACK, John, and Charles FAHEY. “Harvester 

Wars: The Global Struggle between H.V. McKay, 

Massey-Harris and International Harvester.” Ontario 

Hist. 46 (2004): 9–40. 

2632. NIELSEN, Anita Kildebæk. “The Making of 

Scientific Butter: Injecting Scientific Reasoning into 

Agriculture.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 167–171. 

2633. SUNSERI, Thaddeus. “Reinterpreting a Colonial 

Rebellion: Forestry and Social Control in German 

East Africa, 1874–1915.” Environ. Hist. 8 

(2003): 430–451. 

2634. WATANABE Yoshiaki. “Meat Extract Originated 

by Justus von Liebig.” [Translated title.] In 

Japanese. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 32 (2005): 61–66. 

2635. YOKOTA Tokuo. “The Origin of Liebig’s Theory 

that Atmospheric Nitrogen is Sufficient for Agriculture.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 32 (2005): 144–152. 


2636. SOLLINGER, Gunther. S. A. Andree: The 

Beginning of Polar Aviation 1896–1897. (720 pp.; 

370. Twentieth century 123 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Moscow: Russian Academy of 

Sciences, 2005. ISBN: 5900078427. 

Contains photographs from the expedition. 

370. TWENTIETH CENTURY (ENTIRE, AND 

WORKS UP TO 1950) 


2637. BRIAN, Denis. Unexpected Einstein: The Real 

Man Behind the Icon. (xi + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Hoboken: John Wiley, 2005. ISBN: 0471718408. 

2638. BROWN, Andrew. J.D. Bernal: The Sage of 

Science. (xiv + 562 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 


2639. CALAPRICE, Alice. Albert Einstein: A Biography. 

Greenwood Biographies. (xxiii + 161 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Westport: Greenwood, 2005. ISBN: 

0313330808. 

2640. CAPRIA, Marco Mamone. “Albert Einstein: A 

Portrait.” In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 1–20. 

2641. CARSON, Cathryn, and David A. 

HOLLINGER. (Eds.) Reappraising Oppenheimer: 

Centennial Studies and Reflections. Berkeley Papers 

in History of Science, 21. (xii + 413 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Berkeley, Cali.: Office for History of Science 

and Technology, Univ. of California, Berkeley, 2005. 

ISBN: 0967261732. 

Contents (from WorldCat): David C. CASSIDY, “From Theoretical 

Physics to the Bomb: J. Robert Oppenheimer and 

the American School of Theoretical Physics”; Karl HUF- 

BAUER, “J. Robert Oppenheimer’s Path to Black Holes”; 

Gregg HERKEN, “Was Robert Oppenheimer a ‘Closet Communist’? 

The Debate and the Evidence”; Kai BIRD, Martin J. 

SHERWIN, “Robert Oppenheimer and the Communist Party”; 

Barton J. BERNSTEIN, “The Puzzles of Interpreting J. Robert 

Oppenheimer, His Politics, and the Issues of His Possible 

Communist Party Membership”; David HOLLOWAY, 

“Parallel Lives? Oppenheimer and Khariton”; Alexei KO- 

JEVNIKOV, “The Making of the Soviet Bomb and the Shaping 

of Cold War Science”; James G. HERSHBERG, “ ‘The 

jig was up’: J. Robert Oppenheimer and the International 

Control of Atomic Energy, 1947–49”; David KAISER, “The 

Atomic Secret in Red Hands? American Suspicions of Theoretical 

Physicists during the Early Cold War”; Stephanie 

YOUNG, “Something Resembling Justice: John Francis Neylan 

and the AEC Personnel Security Hearings at Berkeley, 

1948–49”; W. Patrick MCCRAY, “Killing the Messenger: 

Robert Oppenheimer and Caltech’s Project Vista”; Richard 

POLENBERG, “The Fortunate Fox”; J.L. HEILBRON, “Oppenheimer’s 

Guru”; Charles THORPE, “The Scientist in Mass 

Society: J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Postwar Liberal 

Imagination”; Robert P. CREASE, “Oppenheimer and the 

Sense of the Tragic”; Daniel J. KEVLES, “Scientists, Arms, 

and the State: J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Twentieth 

Century”; S.S. SCHWEBER, “Intersections: Oppenheimer 

and Einstein”; Jon ELSE, Peter GALISON, “Oppenheimer in 

Film: A Transcript”; David A. HOLLINGER, “Afterword.” 

2642. DALEN, Dirk van. Mystic, Geometer, and 

Intuitionist: The Life of L. E. J. Brouwer 1881–1966. 

Volume 2: Hope and Disillusion. (x + 946 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon Press and New 


2643. FITAS, Augusto J. S., and António A. P. 

VIDEIRA. (Eds.) Cartas Entre Guido Beck e Ci-

124 370. Twentieth century 

entistas Portugueses. (327 pp.; index.) Lisbon, Port.: 

Instituto Piaget, 2004. ISBN: 9727717500. 

Correspondence with Bento de Jesus Caraça, Ruy Luís 

Gomes, António Aniceto Monteiro, and Manuel Valadares, 

among others. Centering on the 1940s. 

2644. HARGITTAI, Balazs. Candid Science V: Conversations 

with Famous Scientists. Candid Science. 

(xvi + 695 pp.; ill.) London: Imperial College Press, 

2005. ISBN: 1860945058. 

Interviews with 36 well-known scientists including 19 Nobel 

laureates. 

2645. HENTSCHEL, Ann, Gerd GRASSHOFF, and 

Karl Wolfgang GRAFF. Albert Einstein: “Those 

Happy Bernese Years.” (180 pp.; ill; bibl.) Bern: 

Stämpfli, 2005. ISBN: 3727211776. 

2646. KAZEMI, Marion. Nobelpreisträger in 

der Kaiser-Wilhelm/Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur 

Förderung der Wissenschaften. Veröffentlichungen 

aus dem Archiv zur Geschichte der Max-Planck- 

Gesellschaft, 15. (322 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Max- 

Planck-Gesellschaft, 2002. ISBN: 3927579157. 

Consists of short biographies with photographs. 

2647. KETTLER, David, and Gerhard LAUER. (Eds.) 

Exile, Science, and Bildung: The Contested Legacies 

of German Émigré Intellectuals. Studies in European 

Culture and History. (xii + 203 pp.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403968438. 

Partial contents: Laurent JEANPIERRE, “Occult Encounters 

and ‘Structural Misunderstandings’ in Exile: The Surrealists 

and the Institut für Sozialforschung in the United States,” 101- 

109; Gregory B. MOYNAHAN, “The Davos Debate, Science, 

and the Violence of Interpretation: Panofsky, Heidegger, and 

Cassirer on the Politics of History,” 111-124; Kay SCHILLER, 

“Paul Oskar Kristeller, Ernst Cassirer, and the ‘Humanistic 

Turn’ in the American Emigration,” 125-138. 

2648. MAJUMDAR, Sisir K. “Einstein and India: 

His Scientific, Intellectual, Social and Moral Link.” 

Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 97–110. 

2649. NIGRO, Maria. “Lise Meitner: donna, ebrea, 

scienziato.” Physis 39 (2002): 511–528. 

2650. RENN, Jürgen. (Ed.) Albert Einstein—Chief 

Engineer of the Universe: Einstein’s Life and Work in 

Context and Documents of a Life’s Pathway. History 

of Knowledge. (472 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Weinheim: 

Wiley-VCH, 2005. ISBN: 3527405712. 

One hundred short essays and excerpts of essays about 

Einstein by historians and others. 

2651. SHAPIN, Steven. “Who Is the Industrial Scientist? 

Commentary from Academic Sociology and 

from the Shop-Floor United States, ca. 1900–ca. 

1970.” In GRANDIN et al. [ref. 226], 337–363. 

2652. SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE, Reinhard. “A Non- 

Conformist Longing for Unity in the Fractures 

of Modernity: Towards a Scientific Biography of 

Richard von Mises (1883–1953).” Sci. Context 17 

(2004): 333–370. 

2653. TASCHWER, Klaus, and Benedikt FÖGER. 

Konrad Lorenz: Biographie. (340 pp.; ill.) Wien: 

Zsolnay, 2003. ISBN: 3552052828. 

Covers his science and his political activism. 

2654. TURING, Alan Mathison. The Essential Turing: 

Seminal Writings in Computing, Logic, Philosophy, 

Artificial Intelligence, and Artificial Life plus the 

Secrets of Enigma. Edited by B. Jack COPELAND. 

(viii + 613 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Oxford 

Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0198250797. 


2655. EDGERTON, David. “Science and the Nation: 

Towards New Histories of Twentieth-Century 

Britain.” Hist. Res. 78 (2005): 96–112. 

Studies technocratic and militaristic critiques of 20th-century 

Britain. 

2656. FANGERAU, Heiner, and Irmgard MÜLLER. 

“National Styles? Jacques Loeb’s Analysis of German 

and American Science Around 1900 in his Correspondence 

with Ernst Mach.” Centaurus 47 (2005): 

207–225. 

2657. RODRÍGUEZ, Julia. Civilizing Argentina: Science, 

Medicine, and the Modern State. (xii + 306 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina 

Press, 2006. ISBN: 0807829978. 

2658. SANTANA, José Carlos Barreto de. “Natural 

Science and Brazilian Nationality: Os sertões by 

Euclides da Cunha.” Special Issue: Science in Latin- 

American Contexts – Historical Studies [ref. 34]. Sci. 

Context 18 (2005): 225–247. 



2659. BENNETT, Colin. An American Demonology: 

Flying Saucers over the White House, the Story of 

Captain Edward J. Ruppelt and Project Blue Book, 

the Official UFO Investigation of the United States 

Air Force. (166 pp.; bibl.) Manchester: Critical 

Vision, 2005. ISBN: 1900486466. 

2660. EDE, Andrew. “Creating an Image of Science: 

Persuasion and Iconography in A. Cressy Morrison’s 

Man in a Chemical World.” Can. J. Hist. 39 (2004): 

489–513. 

On Morrison’s effort to clean up the tarnished image of 

chemistry in America after its association with gas warfare in 

the First World War. 

2661. FARA, Patricia. “Monuments to Einstein.” 

Endeavour 29 (2005): 58–59. 

2662. GALLO, Rubén. Mexican Modernity: The 

Avant-Garde and the Technological Revolution. (x + 

259 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0262072645. 

2663. PYENSON, Lewis. “Cosmopolitans Go South: 

Two Northern Professors in Dallas and New Orleans.” 


Commentary on Robert Merton and Leopold Infeld as scholars 

and their impressions of the culture of the American 

South. 

2664. SHERMAN, Wendy. Science and Society in the 

Twentieth Century. (xx + 323 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Westport: Greenwood, 2004. ISBN: 0313322147. 

2665. ZHANG Jian. “From Scientific Propaganda 

to Scientific Research: A Change in the Strategy of 

Saving the Nation by the Science Society of China.” 


22 (2003): 304–317. 

370-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS 

2666. APPEL, Jacob M. “A Duty to Kill? A Duty 

to Die? Rethinking the Euthanasia Controversy of 

1906.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 610–634.

Includes discussion of eugenics as part of the context of 

the controversy stemming from efforts in Ohio and Iowa to 

legalize euthenasia. 

2667. MÜLLER-HILL, Benno. “Erinnerung und 

Ausblendung: Ein kritischer Blick in den Briefwechsel 

Adolf Butenandts, MPG Präsident 1960–1972.” 


On the nature of the ethical compromises Butenandt had to 

make as a leading biochemist during the Third Reich. 

2668. ROTHSCHILD, Joan. The Dream of the Perfect 

Child. Bioethics and the Humanities. (x + 343 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Bloomington, IN: Indiana Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0253345650. 

Focuses on the ethical issues surrounding prenatal testing of 

fetuses. 


ECONOMICS 

2669. ABRAHAM, Itty. “The Ambivalence of Nuclear 

Histories.” Volume title: Global Power Knowledge: 

Science and Technology in International Affairs 

[ref. 2680]. Osiris 21 (2006): 49–65. 

“Concerns the tendency to see nuclear histories as, above 

all, national histories and to privilege concerns about the 

development of nuclear weapons” over a more nuanced 

understanding. (from the abstract) 

2670. BEYLER, Richard, Alexei KOJEVNIKOV, and 

Jessica WANG. “Purges in Comparative Perspective: 

Rules for Exclusion and Inclusion in the Scientific 

Community under Political Pressure.” Volume title: 

Politics and Science in Wartime: Comparative International 

Perspectives on the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute 

[ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 23–48. 

2671. CHAVES PALACIOS, Julián. (Ed.) Política 

Científica y Exilio en la España de Franco. (217 pp.) 

Badajoz: Universidad de Extremadura, 2002. ISBN: 


On the exodus of intellectuals from Spain during Franco’s 

time and its repercussions on science. 

2672. CHERONI, Alción. “El caso Lisenko: Una 

relectura.” Llull 27 (2004): 609–629. 

2673. DAHAN DALMÉDICO, Amy. “Early Developments 

of Nonlinear Science in Soviet Russia: The 

Andronov School at Gor’kiy.” Volume Title: New 

Questions and Approaches in the History of Mathematics, 

Part II: Modern Mathematics. Sci. Context 17 

(2004): 235–265. 

Article written in collaboration with Irina GOUZEVITCH. 

Article explores how international uniformity in Cold War 

science was achieved through political exigencies. 

2674. DOERN, Bruce G., and Ted REED. (Eds.) 

Risky Business: Canada’s Changing Science-Based 

Policy and Regulatory Regime. Studies in Comparative 

Political Economy and Public Policy, 10. (xiii + 

385 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0802044816. 

2675. FARA, Patricia. “Looking at J.B.S. Haldane.” 

Endeavour 28 (2004): 12–13. 

On Haldane’s politics and photographs of him. 

2676. GORELIK, Gennady E., and Antonina W. 

BOUIS. The World of Andrei Sakharov: A Russian 

Physicist’s Path to Freedom. (xviii + 406 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 019515620X. 


2677. GREENE, Benjamin Patrick. “Crucified on 

a Cross of Atoms: Eisenhower, Science, and the 

Nuclear Test Ban Debate, 1945–1963.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1507. 

Dissertation at Stanford University, 2004. Adviser: Bernstein, 

Barton J. UMI pub. no. 3128394. 435 pp. 

2678. HESS, David J. “Health, the Environment and 

Social Movements.” Introduction to a special issue. 

Sci. Cult. 13 (2004): 421–427. 

Contents: ALLEN [ref. 3557]; FRICKEL [ref. 3427]; HARPER 

[ref. 3783]; HESS [ref. 3785]; REID [ref. 3716]; SHOSTAK 

[ref. 3721]; ZAVESTOSKI et al. [ref. 3684]. 

2679. KARALLUS, Christine. “Zwischen Kriminalistik 

und Justiz. Zur Konjunktur der Fotografie als 

Evindenzstrategie.” Part of a special issue: Fotografie 

und Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 215–226. 

2680. KRIGE, John, and Kai-Henrik BARTH. “Introduction: 

Science, Technology, and International 

Affairs.” Introduction to the Osiris volume “Global 

Power Knowledge: Science and Technology in International 

Affairs.” Osiris 21 (2006): 1–24. 

Contents: HECHT [ref. 3428]; ABRAHAM [ref. 2669]; DOEL 

and HARPER [ref. 3426]; GREIFF [ref. 3520]; LESLIE 

and KARGON [ref. 3501]; MILLER [ref. 2686]; KRIGE 

[ref. 3430]; BARTH [ref. 3481]; HAMBLIN [ref. 3568]; ED- 

WARDS [ref. 2206]; GAUDILLIÈRE [ref. 3603]; JASANOFF 

[ref. 3607]. 

2681. KRIGE, John. “The Politics of Phosphorus-32: 

A Cold War Fable Based on Fact.” Hist. Stud. Phys. 

Biol. Sci. 36 (2005): 71–91. 

2682. KURIHARA Takeshi. “Non Military Character 

of the National Science Foundation and the Movement 

of the Federation of American Scientists: Debate 

on the Support System of Scientific Research and 

Development Activities in the United States, 1945– 

1950.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. 

(Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 140–148. 

2683. MAIO, Marcos Chor. (Ed.) Ciência, política 

e relações internacionais: ensaios sobre Paulo Carneiro. 

(339 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Rio de Janeiro: Editora 

Fiocruz, 2004. ISBN: 8575410490. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Angela ALONSO, “Raízes positivistas 

do reformismo dos anos 1930: o caso Paulo Carneiro”; 

Ana Maria Ribeiro de ANDRADE, “Os raios cósmicos entre 

a ciência e as relações internacionais”; Heloisa Maria Bertol 

DOMINGUES and Patrick PETITJEAN, “Paulo Carneiro: um 

cientista brasileiro na diplomacia da Unesco (1946–1950)”; 

Aant ELZINGA, “A Unesco e a política de cooperação internacional 

no campo da ciência”; Priscila FRAIZ and Eduardo 

Queiroz REIS, “Paulo Carneiro e a Casa de Augusto Comte”; 

Marcos Chor MAIO, “Demandas globais, respostas locais: 

a experiência da Unesco na periferia no pós-guerra (1946– 

1952)”; Magali Romero SÁ, “Paulo Carneiro e o curare: em 

busca do princípio ativo”. 

2684. MAIOCCHI, Roberto. “La scienza italiana e 

l’autarchia.” Part of a Special Issue: Giovanni Giorgi 

nella realtà del suo tempo [ref. 1948]. Physis 41 

(2004): 339–344. 

2685. METLAY, Grischa. “Reconsidering Renormalization: 

Stability and Change in 20th-Century Views 

on University Patents.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 


2686. MILLER, Clark A. “ ‘An Effective Instrument 

of Peace’: Scientific Cooperation as an Instrument


of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1938–1950.” Volume title: 

Global Power Knowledge: Science and Technology 

in International Affairs [ref. 2680]. Osiris 21 (2006): 

133–160. 

2687. NORWOOD, Stephen H. “Legitimating 

Nazism: Harvard University and the Hitler Regime, 

1933–1937.” Amer. Jewish Hist. 92 (2004): 189–223. 

2688. REMMERT, Volker R. “What’s Nazi about Nazi 

Science? Recent Trends in the History of Science in 

Nazi Germany.” Perspect. Sci. 12 (2004): 454–475. 

Essay review of Frank-Rutger HAUSMANN (ed.), Die Rolle 

der Geisteswissenschaften im Dritten Reich, 1933-1945 

(2002); Helmut MAIER (ed.), Rüstungsforschung im Nationalsozialismus 

(2002); PROCTOR [ref. 3218]; Sanford 

L. SEGAL, Mathematicians under the Nazis (2003); Margit 

SZÖLLÖSI-JANZE (ed.), Science in the Third Reich (2001); 

DEICHMANN [ref. 2901]. 

2689. ROLL-HANSEN, Nils. “The Lysenko Effect: 

Undermining the Autonomy of Science.” Endeavour 

29 (2005): 143–147. 

2690. SACHSE, Carola, and Mark WALKER. “Introduction: 

A Comparative Perspective.” Introduction 

to the Osiris volume on the theme of “Politics and 

Science in Wartime: Comparative International Perspectives 

on the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute.” Osiris 20 

(2005): 1–20. 

Contents: BEYLER et al. [ref. 2670]; DOEL et al. [ref. 2771]; 

GRUNDEN et al. [ref. 2739]; GRUNDEN et al. [ref. 2740]; EP- 

PLE et al. [ref. 2751]; ELINA et al. [ref. 3032]; GAUDILLIÈRE 

and GAUSEMEIER [ref. 3187]; BAADER et al. [ref. 3161]; 

ADAMS et al. [ref. 3042]; RITTER and ROELCKE [ref. 3267]. 

2691. SCHAYEGH, Cyrus. “Serial Murder in Tehran: 

Crime, Science, and the Formation of Modern State 

and Society in Interwar Iran.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 

47 (2005): 836–862. 

2692. STEEN, Kirk. “Arthur Koestler’s Hope in 

the Unseen: Twentieth-Century Efforts to Retrieve 

the Spirit of Liberalism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 

(2006): 2691. 

Dissertation at Louisiana State University, 2005. Adviser: 

Lindenfeld, David. UMI pub. no. 3184101. 282 pp. 

2693. UNITED STATES FOOD AND DRUG ADMIN- 

ISTRATION. “Federal Food and Drugs Act of 1906.” 

Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 143–147. 

Full text of the 1906 Act. 

2694. WERNER, Jürgen. “Die ‘Deutsche Physik’ in 

der Selbstkritik des NS-Ideologen Alfred Bäumler.” 

Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 (2005): 172–173. 

2695. WÜNSCH, Danielle. “Einstein et la Commission 

internationale de coopération intellectuelle.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 509–520. 

2696. XIONG Weimin. “The Free Space of Early 

Science Management Cadres: An Interview with Mr. 

Luo Deng.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 257–265. 

On the politics inside the Institute of Cell Biology in the 

Chinese Academy of Sciences. 


LITERATURE 

2697. BOTAR, Oliver A. I. “László Moholy-Nagy’s 

New Vision and the Aestheticization of Scientific 

Photography in Weimar Germany.” Volume Title: 

Writing Modern Art and Science [ref. 1982]. Sci. 

Context 17 (2004): 525–556. 

2698. CARSON, Cathryn. “Reflections on Copenhagen.” 

In DÖRRIES [ref. 2838], 7–17. 

2699. CHODAT, Robert. “Sense, Science, and 

the Interpretations of Gertrude Stein.” Modernism/Modernity 

12 (2005): 581–605. 

2700. GAILUS, Andreas. “Lessons of the Cryptograph: 

Revelation and the Mechanical in Kafka’s ‘In 

the Penal Colony.’ ” Modernism/Modernity 8 (2001): 

295–302. 

2701. JAMES, Edward, and Farah MENDLESOHN. 

(Eds.) The Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction. 

(xxvii + 295 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 


2702. MARINELLI, Lydia. “Screening Wish Theories: 

Dream Psychologies and Early Cinema.” Special 

Issue: Forgetting Freud? [ref. 512]. Sci. Context 19 

(2006): 87–110. 

2703. NEWCOMB, John Timberman. “The Footprint 

of the Twentieth Century: The American Skyscraper 

and the Modernist Poem.” Modernism/Modernity 10 

(2003): 97–125. 

2704. RAITT, Suzanne. “The Rhetoric of Efficiency 

in Early Modernism.” Modernism/Modernity 13 

(2006): 835–851. 

Looks at early 20th-century literary figures. 

2705. ROOT-BERNSTEIN, Robert Scott. “Albert 

Michelson, Painter of Light.” Leonardo 39 (2006): 

232. 

2706. SCHULZ, Jörg. Aldous Huxley und die menschliche 

Vielfalt: Der Homo sapiens in der Literatur 

eines Naturwissenschaftsbegeisterten. Berliner Studien 

zur Wissenschaftsphilosophie und Humanontogenetik, 

18. (158 pp.; bibl.) Bielefeld: Kleine Verlag, 

2000. ISBN: 3893703403. 

2707. TRESCH, John. “In a Solitary Place: Raymond 

Roussel’s Brain and the French Cult of Unreason.” 

Special Issue: The Brain in a Vat [ref. 142]. Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 307–332. 

Focuses on Roussel’s novel of 1914, Locus solus. 

2708. WINTER, Alison. “Film and the Construction 

of Memory in Psychoanalysis, 1940–1960.” Special 


(2006): 111–136. 


2709. BOWLER, Peter J. “Presidential Address: Experts 

and Publishers: Writing Popular Science in 

Early Twentieth-Century Britain, Writing Popular 

History of Science Now.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 39 (2006): 

159–187. 

2710. COLAVITO, Jason. The Cult of Alien Gods: H. 

P. Lovecraft and Extraterrestrial Pop Culture. (398 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus 

Books, 2005. ISBN: 1591023521. 

2711. DUARTE, Regina Horta. “ ‘Em todos os lares, 

o conforto moral da ciência e da arte’: a Revista 

Nacional de Educação e a divulgação científica no 

Brasil (1932–34).” Translated title: [“In all homes, 

the moral comfort of science and of art”: the Revista 

Nacional de Educação and scientific dissemination 

in Brazil (1932–34).] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 

(2004): 33–56.

2712. FRAYLING, Christopher. Mad, Bad and Dangerous? 

The Scientist and the Cinema. (239 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Chicago: The Univ. of Chicago Press, 

2005. ISBN: 1861892551. 

2713. MASSARANI, Luisa, and Ildeu de Castro 

MOREIRA. “Miguel Ozorio de Almeida e a 

vulgarização do saber.” Translated title: [Miguel 

Ozorio de Almeida and the vulgarization of knowledge.] 

In Portuguese. Special section on Miguel 

Ozório de Almelda [ref. 65]. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 

501–513. 

2714. SHAW, Debra Benita. “Aliens and Imperialism.” 

Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 257–262. 

Essay review of VIETH [ref. 2715]. 

2715. VIETH, Errol. Screening Science: Contexts, 

Texts, and Science in Fifties Science Fiction Film. 

(xix + 263 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lanham, MD: 

Scarecrow Press, 2001. ISBN: 0810840235. 



ETHNICITY 

2716. FARBER, Paul. “Race-Mixing and Science in 

the United States.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 166–170. 

On the use of science to oppose racism and attitudes against 

race-mixing. 

2717. ISRAEL, Giorgio. “Science and the Jewish 

Question in the Twentieth Century: The Case of Italy 

and What It Shows.” Aleph 4 (2004): 191–261. 

Focuses on the racialist policies developed in Italy in the 

1930s and their ramifications for Italian science throughout 

the century. 

2718. KEYES, Charles. “Presidential Address: ‘The 

Peoples of Asia’—Science and Politics in the Classification 

of Ethnic Groups in Thailand, China, and 

Vietnam.” J. Asian Stud. 61 (2002): 1163–1203. 

Focus is on 20th century, but some discussion of 19th century 

origins of scientific racial classifications. 

2719. NEUBAUER, Alfred. “ ‘You, a man of high 

intelligence...’ Über den Antisemitismus des Alfred 

Stock.” In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 277–287. 

2720. SCHAFFER, Gavin. “ ‘Like a baby with a box 

of matches’: British Scientists and the Concept of 

‘race’ in the Inter-War Period.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 

(2005): 307–324. 

2721. SCHAFFER, Gavin. “Scientific ‘Race’ Thinking 

and Migration: Blacks and Jews in Britain, 1918– 

1962.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 65 (2004): 629. 

Dissertation at University of Southampton (United Kingdom), 

2003. 

2722. SEAY, Cameron W. “Intelligence Assessment 

of the American Negro, 1913–1945: A Socio-Cultural 

Recapitulation.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 895. 

Dissertation at Georgia State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Thompson, Dennis. UMI pub. no. 3166986. 201 pp. 


2723. BRIGGS, Laura. Reproducing Empire: Race, 

Sex, Science and U.S. Imperialism in Puerto Rico. 

(xi + 278 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: Univ. of 

California Press, 2002. ISBN: 0520222555. 


2724. FARA, Patricia. “Curicatures.” Endeavour 28 

(2004): 101–103. 


On caricatures of Marie Curie and their relevance in understanding 

stereotypes of male and female roles in science. 

2725. FORTH, Christopher E. “Moral Contagion and 

the Will: The Crisis of Masculinity in fin-de-siècle 

France.” In BASHFORD and HOOKER [ref. 539], 

61–75. 

2726. JACK, Jordynn Marguerite. “Rhetorics of 

Time: Women’s Role in Wartime Science, 1939– 


Dissertation at the Pennsylvania State University, 2005. 

Adviser: Glenn, Cheryl. UMI pub. no. 3172978. 264 pp. 

2727. KNIGHT, Lora Lea. “Guardians of the Race: 

Scientific Eugenics and the Woman Question in Germany 

and the United States, 1900–1945.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4308. 

Dissertation at the University of Utah, 2004. Adviser: 

Smelser, Ronald M. UMI pub. no. 3152629. 289 pp. 

2728. LINDQUIST, Malinda Alaine. “The Gender 

of Racial Science: Modern Black Manhood and 

Its Making, 1890–2000.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/01 

(2004): 267. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2004. Advisor: Painter, 

Nell Irvin. Pub. no. AAT 3120426. 409 pp. 

2729. SLADE, Joseph W. “Eroticism and Technological 

Regression: The Stag Film.” Hist. & Tech. 22 

(2006): 27–52. 


2730. ANDERSON, Clifford Blake. “The Crisis of 

Theological Science: A Contextual Study of the 

Development of Karl Barth’s Concept of Theology as 

Science from 1901 to 1923.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 

(2006): 2611. 

Dissertation at Princeton Theological Seminary, 2005. Adviser: 

van Huyssteen, J. Wentzel. UMI pub. no. 3184349. 

567 pp. 

2731. DAVIS, Edward B. “Science and Religious 

Fundamentalism in the 1920s: Religious Pamphlets 

by Leading Scientists of the Scopes Era Provide 

Insight into Public Debates about Science and Religion.” 

Amer. Scient. 93 (2005): 253–260. 

2732. HAYWARD, Rhodri. “Demonology, Neurology, 

and Medicine in Edwardian Britain.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 78 (2004): 37–58. 

An examination of early twentieth-century demonological 

literature from Fundamentalists and Pentecostalists reveals 

sophisticated models of normal and pathological in spiritual 

experience. (from the abstract) 

2733. LÖHR, Gebhard. “Silvesterbesinnung und 

Weihnachtsartikel. Jahresendzeitreflexionen großer 

Physiker des 20. Jahrhunderts.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 305–320. 

On the understanding of the relationship between science 

and Christian faith by Max Planck and Pascual Jordan as 

discerned through a reading of their discussion of time. 

2734. PORTER, Jennifer E. “The Spirit(s) of Science: 

Paradoxical Positivism as Religious Discourse among 

Spiritualists.” Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 1–21. 

2735. SINGH, Rajinder. Nobel Laureate C. V. Raman’s 

Science, Philosophy, and Religion. Science 

and Religion Series (Bangalore Forum for Science 

and Religion), 3. (x + 383 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Bangalore: Dharmaram Publications, 2005. ISBN: 

8186861734.


2736. STANLEY, Matthew George. “Practical Mystic: 

Religion and Science in the Life and Work of A. 

S. Eddington.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1937. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2004. Adviser: Galison, 

Peter. UMI pub. no. 3131997. 397 pp. 


2737. CAFFENTZIS, George. “Terror and the Source 

of Reason.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 263–268. 

Essay review of Dominick JENKINS, The Final Frontier 

(2002). 

2738. CORNWELL, John. Hitler’s Scientists: Science, 

War, and the Devil’s Pact. (xvi + 535 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Penguin, 2004. ISBN: 

0142004804. 

2739. GRUNDEN, Walter E., Yutaka KAWA- 

MURA, Eduard KOLCHINSKY, Helmut MAIER, and 

Masakatsu YAMAZAKI. “Laying the Foundation 

for Wartime Research: A Comparative Overview 

of Science Mobilization in National Socialist Germany, 

Japan, and the Soviet Union.” Volume title: 



[ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 79–106. 

2740. GRUNDEN, Walter E., Mark WALKER, and 

Masakatsu YAMAZAKI. “Wartime Nuclear Weapons 

Research in Germany and Japan.” Volume title: 



[ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 107–130. 

2741. HUGHES, Jeff. The Manhattan Project: Big 

Science and the Atomic Bomb. Revolutions in Science. 

(170 pp.; ill.) New York: Columbia Univ. 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0231131526. 

Winner of the HSS Watson Davis and Helen Miles Davis 

Prize in 2004. Reviews: [ref. R446] 

2742. JACOBS, Robert Alan. “Ground Zero: Nuclear 

Weapons and Social Transformation.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1515. 


Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Hoddeson, Lillian. UMI pub. 

no. 3130940. 293 pp. 

2743. KATZ, Eric. (Ed.) Death by Design: Science, 

Technology, and Engineering in Nazi Germany. (xxiv 

+ 312 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: Pearson Longman, 


This is a textbook consisting of excerpts from both primary 

and secondary sources, with introductions to each work by 

Katz. 

2744. PALAZZO, Albert. Seeking Victory on the 

Western Front: The British Army and Chemical Warfare 

in World War I. (xii + 239 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Lincoln: Univ. of Nebraska Press, 2000. ISBN: 

0803237251. 

2745. RAU, Erik P. “Combat Science: The Emergence 

of Operational Research in World War II.” 

Endeavour 29 (2005): 156–161. 

2746. SATOFUKA, Fumihiko. “Science, War, and 

Colonization in East Asia: An Introduction.” Special 

Issue: Science, War, and Colonization in East Asia. 

Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2006): 209–212. 

Contents: Hiroaki TANAKA, “The Science and Technology 

Mobilization System in Imperial Japan,” 213–221; YAJIMA 

[ref. 2957]; Bo LIANG, “The Transmission of Science and 

Technology from Japan to China before the Second World 

War,” 233–246; Sung Kyu LEE, “Imperialism and Colonial 

Science: A Case Study of Keijo Imperial University, 1924– 

1945,” 247–267; HONG [ref. 730]. 

2747. SUZUKI Fujio. “The Report of the Department 

of the Army Ordnance on Radio Weapons—At the 

Outbreak of the Pacific War.” [Translated title.] In 


221–230. 

2748. VILENSKY, Joel A. Dew of Death: The Story 

of Lewisite, America’s World War I Weapon of Mass 

Destruction. Foreword by Richard BUTLER. (xxiii 

+ 213 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Bloomington: Indiana 



2749. ALVES, Ana Maria de Alencar. O Ipiranga 

apropriado: ciência, política e poder: O Museu 

Paulista, 1893–1922. Série Teses. (213 pp.; ill.) 

São Paulo: Humanitas/FFLCH-USP, 2001. ISBN: 

857506018X. 

2750. BRIGGS, Asa. A History of the Royal College 

of Physicians of London, Volume 4. (504 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press 

for the Royal College of Physicians, 2005. ISBN: 

019925334X. 

2751. EPPLE, Moritz, Andreas KARACHALIOS, and 

Volker R. REMMERT. “Aerodynamics and Mathematics 

in National Socialist Germany and Fascist Italy: 

A Comparison of Research Institutes.” Volume title: 



[ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 131–158. 

2752. GIERYN, Thomas F. “City as Truth-Spot: Laboratories 

and Field-Sites in Urban Studies.” Soc. Stud. 


2753. GUO Jin-hai. “Election of the First Batch of 

Academicians of Academia Sinica in 1948.” [Translated 


(2006): 33–49. 

2754. PAN Xun. “The Origin and Establishment of 

the West China Academy of Sciences.” [Translated 


(2005): 19–26. 

2755. RENTETZI, Maria. “Designing (for) a New 

Scientific Discipline: The Location and Architecture 

of the Institut für Radiumforschung in Early 

Twentieth-Century Vienna.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 

(2005): 275–306. 

2756. VOGT, Annette. “Die Gastabteilungen in 

der Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft – Beispiele internationaler 

Zusammenarbeit.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 321–343. 

2757. WANG Jia-chuan and WANG Shan. “Addendum 

on the Haongho-Paiho Museum in Tientsin.” 


25 (2004): 37–48. 

A scientific institution for collection, preservation, and research 

founded in 1922. 



2758. BETTS, Jonathan. Time Restored: The Harrison 

Timekeepers and R.T. Gould, the Man Who 

Knew (Almost) Everything. (xvi + 464 pp.; ill.; bibl.;

index.) Oxford / New York: Oxford Univ. Press 

and the National Maritime Museum, 2006. ISBN: 

0198568029. 

2759. FURPHY, Samuel. Selbys the Science People, 

A History of H.B. Selby Australia Limited. (xi + 369 

pp.; ill.) Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 


On a prominent 20th-century Austrailian scientific supply 

company. 


for Natural Philosophy: Half-Models of Steam and 

Gasoline Engines.” Rittenhouse 18, no. 1 (2004): 

12–20. 

On the use of technology in the physics curriculum during 

the first half of the 20th century. 


Manufacturers in Chicago, ca. 1900.” Rittenhouse 13 

(1999): 16–19. 

2762. GREENSLADE, Thomas B., Jr. “Equipping a 

Physics Laboratory.” Rittenhouse 18, no. 2 (2004): 

19–30. 

Concerning Kenyon College in Ohio. 

2763. HOLLAND, Julian. “Metrology in Retrospect.” 

Rittenhouse 17 (2003): 99–106. 

On an Austrailian University’s purchase of a testing machine 

built by an American company (the Riehlé Company of 

Philadelphia). 

2764. MÖRZER BRUYNS, Willem F. J. “The Willis 

Navigating Machine: A Forgotten Invention.” Rittenhouse 

14 (2000): 13–25. 

2765. SUTTIE, Boyd. “C. R. Percival: The Work 

and Equipment of a Professional Slide Preparer.” 

Rittenhouse 14 (2000): 77–94. 

Percival worked in England and Canada from 1895–1954. 

2766. WARNER, Deborah Jean. “The House of 

Cenco.” Rittenhouse 19, no. 1 (2005): 27–62. 

On the Central Scientific Company that sold scientific instruments 

for high school laboratories, dominating the market in 

the first half of the 20th century in the United States. 



2767. JOHNSTON, James Scott. “Inquiry and Its 

Contexts: John Dewey and the Aims of Education.” 



Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Feinberg, Walter. UMI pub. 

no. 3130945. 268 pp. 

2768. NEGRETE, Aquiles, and Cecilia LARTIGUE. 

“Learning from Education to Communicate Science 

as a Good Story.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 120–124. 

2769. RUDOLPH, John L. “Turning Science to Account: 

Chicago and the General Science Movement 

in Secondary Education, 1905–1920.” Isis 96 (2005): 

353–389. 




2770. DAEMMRICH, Arthur A., Nancy Ryan GRAY, 

and Leah SHAPER. (Eds.) Reflections from the Frontiers, 

Explorations for the Future: Gordon Research 

Conferences, 1931–2006. Philadelphia: Chemical 

Heritage Foundation Press, 2006. ISBN: 0941901394. 


Honoring the 75th anniversary of the GRC. Short essays by 

participants on their memories of the conferences over the 

years. 

2771. DOEL, Ronald E., Dieter HOFFMANN, and 

Nikolai KREMENTSOV. “National States and International 

Science: A Comparative History of International 

Science Congresses in Hitler’s Germany, 

Stalin’s Russia, and Cold War United States.” Volume 

title: Politics and Science in Wartime: Comparative 

International Perspectives on the Kaiser Wilhelm 

Institute [ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 49–76. 

2772. DOHERTY, Peter. The Beginner’s Guide to 

Winning the Nobel Prize: A Life in Science. (xvii + 

282 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Melbourne: Miegunyah 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0522851207. 


2773. SEN, B. K. “Growth of Scientific Periodicals 

in India (1901–1947).” Supplement. Indian J. Hist. 

Sci. 40 (2005): No. 1: S1–S92; no. 2: S93–S200; no. 

3: S201–S278; no. 4: S279–S330. 



2774. HEISENBERG, Werner. Philosophie : Le manuscrit 

de 1942. Translated from the German original 

by Catherine CHEVALLEY. Sources du Savoir. (486 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Le Seuil, 1998. ISBN: 

2020206463. 

2775. MARSONET, Michele. “Wilfrid Sellars e le 

due immagini del mondo.” Acta Phil. 10 (2001): 

273–293. 

2776. PIETARINEN, Ahti-Veikko. “Interdisciplinarity 

and Peirce’s Classification of the Sciences: A 

Centennial Reassessment.” Perspect. Sci. 14 (2006): 

127–152. 

2777. PUCHNER, Martin. “Doing Logic with a Hammer: 

Wittgenstein’s Tractatus and the Polemics of 

Logical Positivism.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 (2005): 285– 

300. 


2778. BREZINSKI, Claude. “La méthode de Cholesky.” 

Rev. Hist. Math. 11 (2005): 205–238. 

2779. CHARMASSON, Thérèse, Stéphanie 

MÉCHINE, and Marc PETIT. “Archives and manuscrits 

de Wolfgang Doeblin.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 58 

(2005): 225–236. 

Archives of this mathematician. 

2780. CHATTERJI, Shrishti D., and Heinrich WE- 

FELSCHEID. (Eds.) Selected Papers: Grace 

Chisholm Young, William Henry Young. (870 pp.; 

ill.) Lausanne: Presses Polytechniques et Universitaires 

Romandes, 2000. ISBN: 2880744458. 

2781. ESCRIBANO BENITO, José Javier. Sixto 

Cámara: biografía de un matemático. Ciencias experimentales, 

2. (130 pp.; ill.) Logroño: Gobierno de 

La Rioja, Instituto de Estudios Riojanos, 2004. ISBN: 

8495747871. 

2782. GANDON, Sébastien. “Russell et l’Universal 

Algebra de Whitehead : la géométrie projective entre 

ordre et incidence (1898–1903).” Rev. Hist. Math. 10 

(2004): 187–256.


The purpose of this paper is to fit Russell’s analyses of 

geometry into the context of the debate about the foundations 

of geometry at the end of the 19th century. (from the abstract) 

2783. GNEDENKO, B. V. “On A. Ya. Khinchin’s 

paper ‘R. Mises’ Frequentist Theory and the Modern 

Concepts of the Theory of Probability.’ ” Translated 

by Oscar SHEYNIN. With footnotes by Reinhard 

SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE. Sci. Context 17 (2004): 

391–422. 

2784. GÖDEL, Kurt. Collected Works, Volume 

3: Unpublished Essays and Lectures. Edited by 

Solomon FEFERMAN, John W. DAWSON, Jr., Charles 

PARSONS, and Robert M. SOLOVAY. (xvii + 532 

pp.) Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 

0195147227. 

2785. GÖDEL, Kurt. Collected Works, Volume 2: 

Publications, 1938–1974. Edited by Solomon FE- 

FERMAN, John W. DAWSON, Jr., Charles PARSONS, 

Robert M. SOLOVAY, and Jean van HEIJENOORT. 

(xiv + 407 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford 

Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 0195039726. 

2786. GUERRAGGIO, Angelo, and Pietro NASTASI. 

Italian Mathematics between the Two World Wars. 

Science Networks Historical Studies, 29. (x + 299 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Basel: Birkhäuser Verlag, 

2005. ISBN: 3764365552. 

2787. HAO Liuxiang. “Hermann Weyl’s Generalization 

about Riemann Geometry.” [Translated title.] In 


2788. HAUSDORFF, Felix. Gesammelte Werke: Band 

IV: Analysis, Algebra und Zahlentheorie. Edited by S. 

D. CHATTERJI, R. REMMERT, and W. SCHARLAU. 

(xix + 554 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Springer, 

2001. ISBN: 3540417605. 

2789. HOUZEL, Christian. “Poincaré et l’analyse 

diophantienne.” In MORELON and HASNAWI 

[ref. 21], 221–236. 

2790. HSU Li-zhi, GUO Jin-hai, and YUAN Xiangdong. 

“A Historical Retrospect of the Department of 

Mathematics in the National South-West Associated 

University.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo 

Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 175–184. 

Transcript of an interview with Hsu Li-zhi. 

2791. KATZ, Shaul. “Berlin Roots – Zionist Incarnation: 

The Ethos of Pure Mathematics and the 

Beginnings of the Einstein Institute of Mathematics 

at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.” Volume Title: 

New Questions and Approaches in the History 

of Mathematics, Part II: Modern Mathematics. Sci. 

Context 17 (2004): 199–234. 

“Tells of the preparations for the inauguration of the Hebrew 

University during the years 1920–1925.” (from the abstract) 

2792. MCLARTY, Colin. “Poor Taste as a Bright 

Character Trait: Emmy Noether and the Independent 

Social Democratic Party.” Sci. Context 18 (2005): 

429–450. 

On the political radicalism of an algebraic topologist. 

2793. NAGAOKA Kazuo. “Tornir’s Axiomatization 

of Probability Theory.” [sic] [Translated title.] In 


213–217. 

On the German mathematician Erhard Tornier. 

2794. NEOI Makoto. “Mathematics Teachers Training 

in Japan before the Second World War: On the 

Establishment of the Special Training Institutes for 

Teachers.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 40–44. 

2795. ODIFREDDI, Piergiorgio. The Mathematical 

Century: The 30 Greatest Problems of the Last 100 

Years. (xvi + 204 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, 

N.J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

069109294X. 

2796. PANTALONY, David. “H. S. M. Coxeter’s Unusual 

Collection of Geometric Models.” Rittenhouse 

15 (2001): 11–20. 

2797. ROBADEY, Anne. “Exploration d’un mode 

d’écriture de la généralité : l’article de Poincaré sur 

les lignes géodésiques des surfaces convexes (1905).” 

Rev. Hist. Math. 10 (2004): 257–318. 

This article analyzes Poincaré’s 1905 paper on geodesics in 

order to reveal the complex links between this paper and 

Poincaré’s previous work on celestial mechanics. (from the 

abstract) 

2798. SCHOLZ, Erhard. “Hermann Weyl’s Analysis 

of the ‘Problem of Space’ and the Origin of 

Gauge Structures.” Volume Title: New Questions 

and Approaches in the History of Mathematics, Part 

II: Modern Mathematics. Sci. Context 17 (2004): 


2799. SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE, Reinhard. “Mathematicians 

Forced to Philosophize: An Introduction to 

Khinchin’s Paper on von Mises’ Theory of Probability.” 

Sci. Context 17 (2004): 373–390. 

Followed by GNEDENKO [ref. 2783]. 

2800. SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE, Reinhard. “The Ideology 

of Applied Mathematics within Mathematics in 

Germany and the U.S. until the End of World War II.” 

Llull 27 (2004): 791–811. 

2801. XU Li-zhi, GUO Jin-hai, and YUAN Xiangdong. 

“From Studying in England to Going to the 

Department of Mathematics in Northeast People’s 

University: An Interview with Prof. Xu Li-zhi.” 


25 (2004): 345–361. 

370-104. MUSIC 

2802. AMES, Eric. “The Sound of Evolution.” Modernism/Modernity 

10 (2003): 297–325. 

“Argues that comparative musicology took shape and assumed 

resonance as a mode of phonographic discourse that 

aimed to make evolution audible.” (from the abstract) 

2803. BRAUN, Hans-Joachim. “Modern Sounds.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 809–817. 

Essay review of Trevor J. PINCH and Frank TROCCO, Analog 

Days (2002); TAYLOR [ref. 2804]; Emily THOMPSON, The 

Soundscape of Modernity (2002). 

2804. TAYLOR, Timothy D. Strange Sounds: Music, 

Technology and Culture. (x + 278 pp.; bibl.; index.) 




2805. ALLEN, Hubert A., Jr. “Hawkins’ Way: Remembering 

Astronomer Gerald S. Hawkins.” Cult. 

Cosmos 8 (2004): 1–6. 

2806. CAPRIA, Marco Mamone. “The Rebirth of 

Cosmology: From the Static to the Expanding Universe.” 

In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 129–162.

2807. GREGORY, Jane. Fred Hoyle’s Universe. (x 

+ 406 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford / New York: 


2808. HUFBAUER, Karl. “Stellar Structure and Evolution, 

1924–1939.” J. Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 

203–227. 

Review Article 

2809. HUNT, James Christopher. “ ‘We Shall Have 

to Make the Best of It’: The Conversion of Dennis 

Sciama.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/09 (2006): 3436. 



3191741. 272 pp. On Sciama’s eventual rejection of the 

steady-state model and how he made this conversion. 

2810. LAMBERT, Dominique. “Les origines de 

l’hypothèse de l’Atome primitif : une perspective 

nouvelle.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 176 (2005): 187–200. 

Focus on cosmological ideas of Georges Lemaître and their 

ramifications for ideas about God. 

2811. LANE, K. Maria D. “Geographers of Mars: 

Cartographic Inscription and Exploration Narrative 

in Late Victorian Representations of the Red Planet.” 


2812. LONGAIR, Malcolm. “Hoyle Assessed.” J. 

Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 111–114. 

Essay review of MITTON [ref. 2815]. 

2813. MARCHÉ, Jordan D. Theaters of Time and 

Space: American Planetaria, 1930–1970. (xv + 266 

pp.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Rutgers Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 081353576X. 

2814. MARKLEY, Robert. Dying Planet: Mars in 

Science and the Imagination. (444 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Durham, N. C.: Duke Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0822336006. 

2815. MITTON, Simon. Conflict in the Cosmos: Fred 

Hoyle’s Life in Science. (xvii + 401 pp.; ill.; index; 

bibl.) Washington, D.C.: Joseph Henry, 2005. ISBN: 

0309093139. 


2816. NIU Weixing. “On Gao Pingzi’s 

Astronomical-Calendrical Study.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 25 (2006): 

182–191. 

2817. PRICE, Katy. “Flame Far Too Hot: William 

Empson’s Non-Euclidean Predicament.” Interdiscipl. 

Sci. Rev. 30 (2005): 312–322. 

On Empson’s poetic speculations on the limits of relativistic 

cosmology, in which he hypothesizes something like a black 

hole. 

2818. SMITH, Robert W. “Beyond the Big Galaxy: 

The Structure of the Stellar System 1900–1952.” J. 

Hist. Astron. 37 (2006): 307–342. 

2819. SOBEL, Barry J. “The Story of the Orrery and 

the Trippensee Company.” Rittenhouse 15 (2001): 

83–92. 

2820. WICKRAMASINGHE, Chandra, Geoffrey 

BURBIDGE, and Jayant V. NARLIKAR. (Eds.) Fred 

Hoyle’s Universe: Proceedings of a Conference Celebrating 

Fred Hoyle’s Extraordinary Contribution to 

Science, 25–26 June 2002, Cardiff University. (328 

pp.; ill.) Dordrecht / London Kluwer Academic, 

2003. ISBN: 1402014155. 

Reprinted from Astrophysics and Space Science 285 (2003): 

281–608 (no. 2). 


2821. YOSHIDA Seiko. “Asteroids and Stars and 

K. Hirayama: Motion of the Heavenly Bodies in 

the Cloud of Resisting Particles.” [Translated title.] 


203–213. 


2822. CAMPION, Nicholas. “Surrealist Cosmology: 

André Breton and Astrology.” Cult. Cosmos 6. no. 2 

(2002): 45–56. 



2823. ABIKO, Seiya. “Einstein and Quantum Theory.” 

In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 183–203. 

2824. ABIKO, Seiya. “The Origins and Concepts of 

Special Relativity.” In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 71–91. 

2825. ABIKO Seiya. “The Two Research Traditions 

of Physics in the Early 20th Century.” [Translated 


(2004): 129–137. 

2826. BROWN, Harvey R. Physical Relativity: 

Space-time Structure from a Dynamical Perspective. 

(xiii + 225 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Clarendon 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0199275831. 

On Einstein and contemporary relativity theorists’ understanding 

of and doubts about relativity. 

2827. BUSTAMANTE, Martha Cecilia. “Rayonnement 

et quanta en France : 1900–1914.” Physis 39 

(2002): 63–108. 

2828. CAHN, Robert W. “An Unusual Nobel Prize.” 


“The objective of this short paper is to justify the [1920 Nobel 

Prize in physics to C.-E. Guillaume] retrospectively.” (from 

the abstract) 

2829. CAPRIA, Marco Mamone. “General Relativity: 

Gravitation as Geometry and the Machian 

Programme.” In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 93–128. 

2830. CAPRIA, Marco Mamone. (Ed.) Physics 

Before and After Einstein. (ii + 324 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Amsterdam: IOS Press, 2005. ISBN: 1586034626. 

Contents: CAPRIA [ref. 2640]; MARTINS [ref. 2151]; 

BARACCA [ref. 2132]; ABIKO [ref. 2824]; CAPRIA 

[ref. 2829]; CAPRIA [ref. 2806]; ABIKO [ref. 2823]; FILHO 

[ref. 2841]; SRIVASTAVA [ref. 2885]; David DROSDOFF, 

Yogendra N. SRIVASTAVA and Allan WIDOM, “Quantum 

Theory and Gravitation,” 253-265; Erasmo RECAMI, “Superluminal 

Waves and Objects: Theory and Experiments. A 

Panoramic Introduction,” 267-283; DAIGNEAULT [ref. 3509]. 

2831. CARBONARI, Luca, and Fabio SEBASTIANI. 

“La scoperta dell’azione di sostanze idrogenate sulla 

radioattività provocata da neutroni: nota in margine 

al ritrovamento di un cimelio fermiano.” Physis 39 

(2002): 483–510. 

2832. CASTELLANA, Mario. Razionalismi senza 

dogmi: per una epistemologia della fisicamatematica. 

Università. (223 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Soveria Mannelli, Catanzaro : Rubbettino, 2004. 

ISBN: 8849807147. 

2833. COFFEY, Patrick. “Chemical Free Energies 

and the Third Law of Thermodynamics.” Hist. Stud. 

Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 365–396. 

2834. CREAGER, Angela N. H. “The Industrialization 

of Radioisotopes by the U. S. Atomic Energy


Commission.” In GRANDIN et al. [ref. 226], 141– 

167. 

2835. CRELINSTEN, Jeffrey. Einstein’s Jury: The 

Race to Test Relativity. (xxix + 397 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 2006. 

ISBN: 0691123101. 

On how astronomers in Germany, England, and America 

competed to test relativity theory. 

2836. CRONIN, James W. (Ed.) Fermi Remembered. 

(xi + 287 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of 


Includes both essays and reminiscences as well as archival 

material (correspondence, etc.). Reviews: [ref. R190] 

2837. DEMORTIER, Guy. “Thermodynamique d’hier 

mais encore d’aujourd’hui.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 176 

(2005): 29–32. 

Introduction to a reprint of a 1904 article: Aimé WITZ, “Les 

températures thermodynamiques et le zéro absolu,” 33–58. 

2838. DÖRRIES, Matthias. (Ed.) Michael Frayn’s 

Copenhagen in Debate: Historical Essays and Documents 

on the 1941 Meeting between Niels Bohr and 

Werner Heisenberg. Berkeley Papers in History of 

Science, 20; Uppsala Studies in History of Science, 

33. (vii + 195 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley, Cal.: 

Office for History of Science and Technology, Univ. 

of California, Berkeley, 2005. ISBN: 0967261724. 

Contents: Matthias DÖRRIES, “History of Science on Stage: 

An Introduction,” i-viii; Finn AASERUD, “The Need for a 

Dialogue,” 1-6; CARSON [ref. 2698]; CASSIDY [ref. 237]; 

Michael ECKERT, “ ‘He Who Plays for Vulgar Ears Plays a 

Vulgar Tune...’ ,” 23-30; Klaus HENTSCHEL, “Finally, Some 

Historical Polyphony!” 31-37; Dieter HOFFMANN, “Copenhagen 

Was Not an Isolated Case,” 39-47; Gerald HOLTON, 

“What Is Copenhagen Trying to Tell Us?” 49-58; Thomas 

POWERS, “Why Heisenberg Did What He Did,” 59-65; Helmut 

RECHENBERG, “Documents and Recollections of the 

Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting in 1941,” 67-74; Paul Lawrence 

ROSE, “Copenhagen Interpretation-Heisenberg Version,” 

75-88; WALKER [ref. 58]; Finn AASERUD, “Release of 

Documents Relating to the 1941 Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting: 

Introductory Comments,” 101-103; Finn AASERUD, “Niels 

Bohr Documents: Overview,” 105-107; Finn AASERUD, 

“Documents 1-11c,” 108-179. Reviews: [ref. R242] 

2839. EINSTEIN, Albert, Max BORN, and Hedwig 

BORN. The Born-Einstein Letters: Friendship, Politics 

and Physics in Uncertain Times. Introduction 

by Werner HEISENBERG; Foreword by Bertrand 

RUSSELL; New Preface by Kip THORNE & Diana 

BUCHWALD. (xxxii + 235 pp.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403944962. 


2840. EINSTEIN, Albert. Einstein’s Annalen Papers: 

The Complete Collection, 1901–1922. Edited by 

Jürgen RENN. (585 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Weinheim: Wiley- 

VCH, 2005. ISBN: 352740564X. 

2841. FILHO, Jenner Barretto Bastos. “The Quantum 

Debate: From Einstein to Bell and Beyond.” In 

CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 205–232. 

2842. FRANKLIN, Allan. “The Konopinski- 

Uhlenbeck Theory of β Decay: Its Proposal and Refutation.” 

In BUCHWALD and FRANKLIN [ref. 128], 

209–228. 

2843. FRANKLIN, Allan. “The Rise and Fall of Emil 

Konopinski’s Theory of β Decay.” In KOERTGE 

[ref. 230], 120–134. 

2844. FRIEDMANN, Alexander. Die Welt als Raum 

und Zeit. Übers. aus d. Russ. Einführung und Anmerkungen 

von Georg Singer. Ostwalds Klassiker der 

Exakten Wissenschaften, Band 287. (233 pp.) Frankfurt 

am Main: Verlag Harri Deutsch, 2002. ISBN: 

3817134126. 

Reprint of a 1923 text by A. A. Fridman (sometimes Friedmann). 

2845. GE Neng-quan. “Prof. Qian Sanqiang (Tsien 

San-Tsiang) and the Early Efforts in the Development 

of Atomic Energy Science in China.” [Translated 


189–198. 

2846. GEIMER, Peter. “Fotografie als Wissenschaft.” 

Part of a special issue: Fotografie und Wissenschaft 

[ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 (2005): 

114–122. 

On the epistemological aspects of the use of photography in 

the experiments of Arthur Mason Worthington published in 

A Study of Splashes (1908). 

2847. GUIDONE, Mario. “Il contributo di Giovanni 

Giorgi al pensiero relativistico e alla sua diffusione.” 

Part of a Special Issue: Giovanni Giorgi nella realtà 

del suo tempo [ref. 1948]. Physis 41 (2004): 449– 

470. 

2848. GUSTAFSON, John Richard. “Wolfgang Pauli, 

1900 to 1930: His Early Physics in Jungian Perspective.” 



Stuewer, Roger H. UMI pub. no. 3137167. 214 pp. 

2849. HAO Liuxiang. “Weyl’s Unified Field Theory 

and Its Influence.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2850. HARGITTAI, István. The Martians of Science: 

Five Physicists Who Changed the Twentieth Century. 

(xxiv + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford/New York: 


About Theodore von Karman, Leo Szilard, Eugene Wigner, 

John von Neumann, and Edward Teller. 

2851. HENTSCHEL, Klaus, and Gerhard RAM- 

MER. “Kein Neuanfang: Physiker an der Universität 

Göttingen 1945–55.” Z. Geschichtswiss. 48 (2000): 

718–741. 

2852. HILGEVOORD, Jan. “Time in Quantum Mechanics: 

A Story of Confusion.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Mod. Phys. 36 (2005): 29–60. 

2853. HINOKAWA Shizue. “Cyclotron Development 

at the College de France in the 1930s.” [Translated 


(2002): 75–87. 


in England in the 1930s.” [Translated title.] In 


65–75. 


in the 1930s—The Origin of Big Science.” [Translated 


45 (2006): 34–37. 

2856. HOFFMANN, Dieter. “Das Leben danach: 

Klaus Fuchs in der DDR.” In KANT and VOGT 

[ref. 17], 451–463. 

2857. HOME, R.W. “The Rush to Accelerate: Early 

Stages in Nuclear Physics Research in Australia.” 

Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 213–241.

2858. HOME, R.W. “William Sutherland and the 

‘Sutherland-Einstein’ Diffusion Relation: Theoretical 

Physics in a Colonial Setting.” Special Issue: Colonial 

Science [ref. 658]. Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 

125–138. 

2859. HULL, McAllister H., and Amy BIANCO. 

Rider of the Pale Horse: A Memoir of Los Alamos 

and Beyond. (158 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Albuquerque: 

Univ. of New Mexico Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0826335535. 

On Hull’s experience at Los Alamos during and after World 

War II. 

2860. HUMBERT, Christophe, André PEREMANS, 

and Christophe SILIEN. “Le Laser.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 

176 (2005): 97–162. 

On the historical development of the science relevant to the 

creation of the laser. 

2861. HUNTER, Graeme K. Light is a Messenger: 

The Life and Science of William Lawrence Bragg. 

(xxi + 301 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford 



2862. IANNIELLO, Maria Grazia. “Quando finiscono 

gli esperimenti: il caso di Franck ed Hertz (1913– 

1925).” Physis 39 (2002): 109–160. 

2863. JANSSEN, Michel. “Introduction: 2005: The 

Centenary of Einstein’s annus mirabilis.” Special 

Issue: 2005: The Centenary of Einstein’s annus 

mirabilis. Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 37 (2006): 

1–4. 

Contents: Robert RYNASIEWICZ and Jürgen RENN, “The 

Turning Point for Einstein’s Annus mirabilis,” 5–35; Jos 

UFFINK, “Insuperable Difficulties: Einstein’s Statistical Road 

to Molecular Physics,” 36–70; John D. NORTON, “Atoms, 

Entropy, Quanta: Einstein’s Miraculous Argument of 1905,” 

71–100; A.J. KOX, “Confusion and Clarification: Albert 

Einstein and Walther Nernst’s Heat Theorem, 1911–1916,” 

101–114; Norbert STRAUMANN and Domenico GUILINI, 

“Einstein’s Impact on the Physics of the Twentieth Century,” 

115–173; Dennis DIEKS, “Another Look at General Covariance 

and the Equivalence of Reference Frames,” 174–191; 

Simon SAUNDERS, “On the Explanation for Quantum Statistics,” 

192–211; N.P. LANDSMAN, “When Champions Meet: 

Rethinking the Bohr-Einstein Debate,” 212–242. 

2864. JOHNSTON, Sean F. “From White Elephant 

to Nobel Prize: Dennis Gabor’s Wavefront Reconstruction.” 

Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2005): 

35–70. 

2865. KATZIR, Shaul. “On ‘The Electromagnetic 

World-view’: A Comment on an Article by Suman 

Seth.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2005): 189– 

192. 

Response to Suman SETH, “Quantum Theory and the Electromagnetic 

World-view” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 

35 (2005): 67–93. Also includes reply by author: Suman 

SETH, “Response to Shaul Katzir: ‘On the Electromagnetic 

World-View’ ,” 193–196. 

2866. KENNEDY, W. L. “On Einstein’s 1905 Electrodynamics 

Paper.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 

(2005): 61–65. 

2867. KIM, Dong-Won. “Yoshio Nishina and Two 

Cyclotrons.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 

243–273. 

2868. KLOOT, William Van der. “Lawrence Bragg’s 

Role in the Development of Sound-Ranging in World 


War I.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 273– 

284. 

2869. LEVENSON, Thomas. Einstein in Berlin. (viii 

+ 486 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Bantam 

Books, 2003. ISBN: 0553378449. 

2870. MASSIMI, Michela. Pauli’s Exclusion Principle: 

The Origin and Validation of a Scientific Principle. 

(xiv + 211 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 


2871. MENDOZA, Diego Hurtado de. “Autonomy, 

even Regional Hegemony: Argentina and the ‘Hard 

Way’ toward Its First Research Reactor (1945– 

1958).” Special Issue: Science in Latin-American 

Contexts – Historical Studies [ref. 34]. Sci. Context 

18 (2005): 285–308. 

2872. MONALDI, Daniela. “The Fate of the 

Mesotron: The Rome Experiment on the Nuclear 

Absorption of Hard Cosmic Rays.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/06 (2005): 2363. 


no. NR0262. 311 pp. 

2873. NAVARRO, Luis, and Enric PÉREZ. “Paul 

Ehrenfest: The Genesis of the Adiabatic Hypothesis, 

1911–1914.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 60 (2006): 209– 

267. 

2874. OKAMOTO Takuji. “Percy Williams Bridgman 

and the Establishment of Theoretical Physics at 

Harvard.” Hist. Scientiarum 14 (2004): 1–48. 

2875. OZAWA, Takeshi. “Arnold Sommerfelds Aufenthalt 

in Japan.” Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2005): 44–65. 

2876. PARKINSON, Gavin. “Surrealism and Quantum 

Mechanics: Dispersal and Fragmentation in Art, 

Life, and Physics.” Volume Title: Writing Modern 

Art and Science [ref. 1982]. Sci. Context 17 (2004): 

557–577. 

2877. PETERS, Klaus-Heinrich. Schönheit, Exaktheit, 

Wahrheit: Der Zusammenhang von Mathematik 

und Physik am Beispiel der Geschichte der Distributionen. 

(ix + 260 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Diepholz: 

GNT-Verlag, 2004. ISBN: 3928186744. 

2878. PLANCK, Max. Vorträge, Reden, Erinnerungen. 

Edited by Hans ROOS and Armin HERMANN. 

(viii + 224 pp.; bibl.) Berlin und New York: Springer, 

2001. ISBN: 3540412743. 


2879. PROVOST, Jean-Pierre, and Christian 

BRACCO. “La Relativité de Poincaré de 1905 et 

les Transformations Actives.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 

60 (2006): 337–351. 

2880. ROWLINSON, J. S. “Einstein: The Classical 

Physicist.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 

255–271. 

2881. SCHAFFERS, V. “Les électrons.” Rev. Quest. 

Sci. 175 (2004): 166–208. 

Reprint of an 1903 article. Includes an introduction: Guy 

DEMORTIER, “‘Il y a un siècle, on lisait dans la Revue des 

Questions Scientifiques’” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 

163–165. 

2882. SEXL, Lore, and Anne HARDY. Lise Meitner: 

Monographie. (153 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Reinbek 

bei Hamburg: Rowohlt Taschenbuch, 2002. ISBN: 

3499504391. 

Reviews: [ref. R834]


2883. SINGH, Rajinder. “Richard Bär and His Contacts 

with the Indian Nobel Laureate Sir C. V. Raman.” 


2884. SOMMER, Klaus P. “In das Deutschland ‘von 

Hilbert und Einstein’. Briefe von Einstein, Planck, 

Nernst, Debye, Born, Sommerfeld, Courant, Ehrenfest, 

Weyl und Althoff an David Hilbert, gefunden 

auf einem Göttinger Dachboden.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 283–303. 

2885. SRIVASTAVA, Yogendra N. “Special Relativity 

and the Development of High-Energy Particle 

Physics.” In CAPRIA [ref. 2830], 233–252. 

2886. STACHEL, John. “1905 and All That: Einstein’s 

Miraculous Year.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2887. TANAKA Akie and SUGIYAMA Shigeo. “Measuring 

Minute Vibration; Another Research by Jûichi 

Obata, a Scientist of Acoustics.” [Translated title.] 


65–73. 

2888. TURCHETTI, Simone. “ ‘For Slow Neutrons, 

Slow Pay’: Enrico Fermi’s Patent and the U.S. 

Atomic Energy Program, 1938–1953.” Isis 97 (2006): 

1–27. 

2889. VALDEVIT, Giampaolo. “Oppenheimer fra 

scienza e potere. Una storia americana.” Stud. Stor. 

47 (2006): 115–142. 

2890. WALLING, Olivia Weaver. “Research at the 

Kellogg Radiation Laboratory, 1920s–1960s: A 

Small Narrative of Physics in the Twentieth Century.” 


Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2005. Advisers: 

Kohlstedt, Sally Gregory, and Robert W. Seidel. UMI pub. 

no. 3198144. 235 pp. 

2891. WANG, Jessica. “Two Lives in Contrast: 

Blackett, Oppenheimer and the Nuclear Age.” Isis 

97 (2006): 144–147. 

Essay review of David C. CASSIDY, J. Robert Oppenheimer 

and the American Century (2004); Mary Jo NYE, Blackett 

(2004). 

2892. YAO Li-Cheng. “Additional Remarks on the 

Study of K. C. Wang’s Work during the Anti-Japanese 

War.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji 

Shiliao 24 (2003): 104–111. 

On Wang’s work concerning the detection of neutrinos. 

2893. YAZAKI Yuji. “Yoshio Nishina and the Physics 

in Japan before the World War II.” [Translated title.] 


107–110. 


2894. ABELSHAUSER, Werner. (Ed.) Die BASF: 

eine Unternehmensgeschichte. (763 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) München: Verlag C. H. Beck, 2002. ISBN: 

3406495265. 

Focus on the 20th-century history of the corporation. 

2895. BOATO, Giovanni, and Nadia ROBOTTI. “Estimating 

the Number of Electrons in the Atoms of 

Chemical Elements: 1897–1912.” Physis 41 (2004): 

183–217. 

2896. BOGAARD, Paul A. “How G. N. Lewis Reset 

the Terms of the Dialogue between Chemistry and 

Physics.” In EARLEY [ref. 374], 307–312. 

2897. BORKENZTAIN, Bernardo, Amílcar DAVYT, 

Fernando FERREIRA, and Patrick MOYNA. “Giovanni 

Battista Marini Bettolo: su incidencia en el 

desarrollo de la química en Uruguay.” Translated title: 

[Giovanni Battista Marini Bettolo: his role in the 

development of chemistry in Uruguay.] In Spanish. 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 535–546. 

2898. BROOKS, Nathan M. “Growing Links between 

Chemistry and Industry in Russia and the Soviet 

Union, 1900–1953.” Special Issue: Shifting Centres 

and Emerging Peripheries [ref. 2903]. Ambix 52 

(2005): 27–43. 

2899. CHARLES, Daniel. Master Mind: The Rise 

and Fall of Fritz Haber, the Nobel Laureate Who 

Launched the Age of Chemical Warfare. (xvii + 313 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Ecco, 2005. ISBN: 

0060562722. 

2900. COHEN, Montague. “Collection Profile: The 

Rutherford Museum at McGill University.” Rittenhouse 

14 (2000): 95–106. 

Discusses the physical apparatus that Rutherford used for his 

experiments. 

2901. DEICHMANN, Ute. Flüchten, Mitmachen, 

Vergessen: Chemiker und Biochemiker in der NS-Zeit. 

Erlebnis Wissenschaft. (ii + 596 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, 2001. ISBN: 3527302646. 


2902. HOER, Renate. (Ed.) Chemie Erlebt: 50 Jahre 

GDCh. (304 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Frankfurt am Main: 

Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V, 1999. ISBN: 

3924763798. 


2903. HOMBURG, Ernst. “Shifting Centres and 

Emerging Peripheries: Global Patterns in Twentieth- 

Century Chemistry.” Introduction to the Special 

Issue. Ambix 52 (2005): 3–6. 

Contents: RAE [ref. 2916]; BROOKS [ref. 2898]; ZAITSEVA 

and HOMBURG [ref. 2925]; KIM [ref. 3535]. 

2904. JOHNSTONE, Rose. “A Sixty-Year Evolution 

of Biochemistry at McGill University.” Sci. Canadensis 

27 (2003): 27–84. 

2905. KAMINAKA Hiroshi and ESAKI Masanao. 

“History of the Indigo Synthesis Technology.” [Translated 


(2004): 195–214. 

2906. KANT, Horst. “Forschungen über Radioaktivität 

am Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Chemie: Die 

Abteilung(en) Hahn/Meitner und ihre internationalen 

Kontakte.” In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 289–320. 

2907. KARACHALIOS, Andreas. I chimici di fronte 

al fascismo: il caso di Giovanni Battista Bonino 

(1899–1985). Acta (Istituto Gramsci siciliano), 4. 

(219 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Palermo: Istituto Gramsci siciliano, 

2001. 


2908. KITAHARA Ayao. “A Unique Chemist, Tominosuke 

Katsurai: From the Academic Point of View.” 


(Chem.) 32 (2005): 32–44. 

2909. KUMAR, Prakash. “Facing Competition: The 

History of Indigo Experiments in Colonial India, 

1897–1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 (2006): 4162. 

Dissertation at the Georgia Institute of Technology, 2004. 

Adviser: Krige, John G. UMI pub. no. 3199295. 412 pp.

2910. LAZAROV, D., P. BONCHEV, B.V. TOSHEV, 

G. PETROV, and St. KARAIVANOV. The Temple of 

the Chemists. (240 pp.) Sofia: St. Kliment Ohridski 


History of the chemistry faculty of St. Kliment Ohridski 

University of Sofia, Bulgaria, written by five of its most 

senior faculty. 

2911. LORENTZ, Bernhard, and Paul ERKER. Chemie 

und Politik: die Geschichte der Chemischen Werke 

Hüls 1938 bis 1979: eine Studie zum Problem der 

corporate governance. (461 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

München: C.H. Beck, 2003. ISBN: 3406509622. 


2912. LYKKNES, Annette, Lise KVITTINGEN, and 

Anne Kristine BØRRESEN. “Ellen Gleditsch: Duty 

and Responsibility in a Research and Teaching Career, 

1916–1946.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 

(2005): 131–188. 

2913. MANCHESTER, Keith L. “The Crystallization 

of Enzymes and Virus Proteins: Laying to Rest the 

Colloidal Concept of Living Systems.” Endeavour 28 

(2004): 25–29. 

2914. ONISHI Hiroshi. “Early Usage of Mole, 

Loschmidt Number, and Avogadro Constant (or Number).” 


(Chem.) 31 (2004): 35–39. 

See also ONISHI Hiroshi, “Mole, Past and Present” Kagakushi 

Ken. (Chem.) 29 (2002): 254–258. 

2915. PARASCANDOLA, John. “Chemistry and 

Medicine: The NIH Division of Chemistry, 1905– 

1947.” Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 62–70. 

2916. RAE, Ian D. “Chemistry in Australia: Growing 

Up, Down Under.” Special Issue: Shifting Centres 

and Emerging Peripheries [ref. 2903]. Ambix 52 

(2005): 7–25. 

2917. SHIRAKAWA Hideki. “The Discovery of Polyacetylene 

Film, The Dawning of an Era of Conducting 

Polymers.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004): 221–234. 

2918. TRAVIS, Anthony S. Dyes Made in America, 

1915–1980: The Calco Chemical Company, American 

Cyanamid and the Raritan River. (xiv + 582 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Jerusalem: Sidney M. 

Edelstein Center for the History and Philosophy of 

Science, Technology and Medicine at The Hebrew 

Univ. of Jerusalem in conjunction with the Hexagon 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 9655551490. 


2919. WILHOLT, Torsten. “Explaining Models: Theoretical 

and Phenomenological Models and Their 

Role for the First Explanation of the Hydrogen Spectrum.” 

Found. Chem. 7 (2005): 149–169. 

Concerns models “derived from an experimental tradition 

related to 19th century chemistry.” 

2920. WOODYARD, Jack R. “A New Paradigm for 

Schrödinger and Kohn.” In BAIRD et al. [ref. 371], 

245–269. 

2921. XIE Zhen-sheng. “A Memorable Scholar in the 

History of Modern Chemistry in China: Yu Heqin.” 


25 (2004): 209–215. 

Introduced Chinese readers to the periodic system of elements 

and established terminology for organic compounds. 


2922. YAUN Zhendong. “Chemistry Forum Sponsored 

by Ministry of Education in 1932: A Mark 

of the Establishment of Modern Chinese Chemical 

Community.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


2923. YOSHIHARA, H. Kenji, Teiji KOBAYASI, and 

Masanori KAJI. “Ogawa Family and Their ‘Nipponium’ 

Research: Successful Separation of the Element 

75 before Its Discovery by Noddacks.” Hist. 

Scientiarum 15 (2005): 177–190. 

2924. YUAN Zhendong. “The Constitution of the 

Chemistry Institute of Academia Sinica: An Attempt 

at the Institutionalization and Professionalization 

of Chemical Research in Republican China, 1927– 

1937.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. 

Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 95–114. 

2925. ZAITSEVA, Elena A., and Ernst HOMBURG. 

“Catalytic Chemistry under Stalin: Science and Scientists 

in Times of Repression.” Special Issue: Shifting 

Centres and Emerging Peripheries [ref. 2903]. 

Ambix 52 (2005): 45–65. 

2926. ZHANG Hao. “The Unification of Chinese 

Chemical Nomenclature, 1912–1945.” [Translated 


123–131. 

2927. ZHANG Hao. “Yu Heqin’s Organic Chemistry 

Terms: A New Beginning of Chinese Systematic 

Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry.” [Translated 


(2005): 222–230. 


2928. BUFFETAUT, Eric. “Continental Drift under 

the Third Reich.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 171–174. 

2929. CAMERON, Richard L. “The Foundations of 

Antarctic Glaciology.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 

231–244. 

2930. CAREY, Mark Palmer. “People and Glaciers 

in the Peruvian Andes: A History of Climate Change 

and Natural Disasters, 1941–1980.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 



Adviser: Walker, Charles F. UMI pub. no. 3182466. 302 pp. 

2931. CULLEN, Vicky. Down to the Sea for Science: 

75 Years of Ocean Research, Education, and Exploration 

at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. 

(ix + 174 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Woods Hole, Mass.: 

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 2005. ISBN: 


2932. DU Ru-lin and LIU Ya-min. “Wang Yuelun’s 

Contributions to the Study of Precambrian Geology 

in China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo 

Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 146–152. 

2933. HARPER, Kristine C. “Boundaries of Research: 

Civilian Leadership, Military Funding, and 

the International Network Surrounding the Development 

of Numerical Weather Prediction in the United 

States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 (2004): 670. 

Dissertation at Oregon State University, 2004. Adviser: Doel, 

Ronald E. UMI pub. no. 3120758. 490 pp. 

2934. HARPER, Kristine C. “Meteorology’s Struggle 

for Professional Recognition in the USA (1900– 

1950).” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 179–199.


2935. JAGO, J. B., M. D. PHARAOH, and C. L. 

WILSON-ROBERTS. “Douglas Mawson’s First Major 

Geological Expedition: The New Hebrides, 1903.” 

Earth Sci. Hist. 24 (2005): 93–111. 

2936. KEHRWALD, Kevin Jay. “Clearing the Air: 

Representations of Weather and Natural Disaster in 

American Fiction and Film.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/07 

(2005): 2602. 

Dissertation at Purdue University, 2001. Adviser: Peterson, 

Nancy J. UMI pub. no. 3138287. 289 pp. 

2937. KIM Boumsoung. “Science for State: Seismic 

Exploration in Japan in the 1920s and 1930s.” [Translated 


43 (2004): 211–220. 

2938. LI Xue-tong. “Controversy about the Organization 

of the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition 

to Northwest China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2939. LI Xue-tong. “Textual Research on the History 

of the Bureau of National Geological Survey of 

China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji 

Shiliao 24 (2003): 351–358. 

Argues that the founding of the bureau was in 1913. 

2940. LI Xuetong. “Textual Research on the Early 

History of Chinese Geology.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 61–74. 

2941. MAZUR, Allan. A Romance in Natural History: 

The Lives and Works of Amadeus Grabau and 

Mary Antin. (viii + 484 pp.; bibl.; index.) Syracuse, 

N.Y.: Garret, 2004. 

On Grabau’s work in America and China as a geologist and 

paleontologist and his life with Antin. Reviews: [ref. R599] 

2942. MIZUNO Hiroo. “In What Manner Has the 

Work on Earthquake Prediction Been Conveyed to 

the Public? From the Kanto Earthquake in 1923 to 

the So-Called Tokai Earthquake.” [Translated title.] 


239–242. 

2943. PÉREZ DE RUBÍN Y FEIGL, Juan. 90 aniversario. 

El Instituto Español de Oceanografia: sus 

origenes y primeras investigaciones. (37 pp.; ill.) 

Madrid: Instituto Español de Oceanografía, 2004. 

2944. RADHAKRISHNA, B. P. (Ed.) J. B. Auden: A 

Centenary Tribute. Memoir, 56. (332 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Bangalore: Geological Society of India, 2003. ISBN: 

8185867615. 

Auden worked on the Geological Survey of India from 1927 

to 1953. This volume includes biographical information as 

well as selected papers of his. 

2945. RAINGER, Ronald. “Oceanography and Fieldwork: 

Geopolitics and Research at The Scripps Institution.” 

In LEVITON and ALDRICH [ref. 421], 

185–208. 

2946. SCHWACH, Vera. “An Eye into the Sea: The 

Early Development of Fisheries Acoustics in Norway, 


[ref. 402], 211–242. 

2947. SHI Baoheng. “Early Exploration and Exploitation 

of the Yanchang Oilfield.” [Translated 


(2006): 75–80. 

2948. SMED, Jens. “The Central Laboratory of the 

International Council for the Exploration of the Sea 

(ICES) and Its Successors.” Earth Sci. Hist. 24 

(2005): 225–246. 

2949. SMILES, David. “John Robert Philip 1927– 

1999.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 221–246. 

An Austrailian, Philip contributed to theoretical and mathematical 

hydrology. 

2950. SONG Guangbo. “A Supplementary Study on 

Some Historical Facts about the Institute of Geology.” 


Tech. 27 (2006): 162–169. 

2951. THOMSON, M. R. A., and Alan P. M. 

VAUGHAN. “The Role of Antarctica in the Development 

of Plate Tectonic Theories: From Scott to the 

Present.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 362–393. 

2952. TJOSSEM, Sara. The Journey to PICES: Scientific 

Cooperation in the North Pacific. Alaska Sea 

Grant College Program Report, no. 05-04. (xii + 194 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Fairbanks, AK: Univ. of Alaska 

Fairbanks, 2005. ISBN: 1566120993. 

2953. TOMARI Jiro. “The Concept of Geosynclines 

and Plate Tectonics in Japan.” [Translated title.] In 


23–32. 

2954. WALSH, Virginia M. Global Institutions and 

Social Knowledge: Generating Research at the 

Scripps Institution and the Inter-American Tropical 

Tuna Commission, 1900s–1990s. Politics, Science, 

and the Environment. (xvi + 171 pp.; bibl.; 


0262731673. 

Examines the impact of global research institutions on the 

generation and acceptance of scientific knowledge internationally. 


2955. WEIR, Gary E. “Fashioning Naval Oceanography: 

Columbus O’Donnell Iselin and American 

Preparation for War, 1940–1941.” In ROZWADOWSKI 

and VAN KEUREN [ref. 402], 65–91. 

2956. WILLIAMS, Kathleen Broome. “From Civilian 

Planktonologist to Navy Oceanographer: Mary 

Sears in World War II.” In ROZWADOWSKI and VAN 

KEUREN [ref. 402], 243–272. 

2957. YAJIMA, Michiko. “Japanese Wartime Geology: 

A Case Study in Northeast China.” Special 

Issue: Science, War, and Colonization in East Asia 

[ref. 2746]. Hist. Scientiarum 15 (2006): 222–232. 

2958. YOUNG, Davis A. “N. L. Bowen, H. H. Hess, 

and Ultramafic Rocks: Perspectives on Ophiolites 

before Plate Tectonics.” In Ophiolite Concept and 

the Evolution of Geological Thought, edited by Sarah 

NEWCOMB and Yildirim DILEK (Boulder, Colo.: 

Geological Society of America, 2004), 55–63. 

2959. YU Bo. “The China Earth Science Society After 

Zhang Xiangwen.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2960. ZHANG Jiu-chen. “On the Progress of China’s 

Modern Earth Science from Coching Chu’s Contribution.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji 

Shiliao 24 (2003): 112–122. 


EXPLORATION 

2961. DRIVENES, Einar-Arne, and Harald Dag 

JØLLE. (Eds.) Norsk polarhistorie. Three volumes: 

1. Ekspedisjonene; 2. Vitenskapene; 3. Rik-

dommene. (1639 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Oslo: 

Gyldendal Norsk Forlag, 2004. ISBN: 8205326541 

(v. 1); 8205326568 (v. 2); 8205326576 (v. 3). 


2962. FOX, William L. “Terra Antarctica: A History 

of Cognition and Landscape.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 

(2005): 192–206. 

On the transformations in the depiction of Antarctica by 

visual artists over the course of the 20th century. 

2963. LUO Guihuan. “The Two Failed Joint Scientific 

Expeditions of China and Foreign Countries in 

the Early 20th Century.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


Deals with expeditions planned with the Citroen Motor Car 

Factory of France and the American Museum of Natural 

History. 

2964. MARCHANT, Harvey J., Desmond J. LUGG, 

and Patrick G. QUILTY. (Eds.) Australian Antarctic 

Science: The First 50 Years of ANARE. (x + 622 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Kingston, Australia: Australian 

Antarctic Division, 2002. ISBN: 1876934050. 

2965. NELSON, E. Charles. “A Century of Discovery: 

Antarctic Exploration and the Southern Ocean.” 

Special Issue. Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 128. 

Papers presented at an international symposium, held in 

Southampton, 28–30 June 2004. Contents: G. E. FOGG, 

“A Century of Antarctic Science; Planning and Serendipity,” 

129–143; Ann SAVOURS, “Ships Employed in Arctic 

Ice: Discoverys Past, 1602 to 1876,” 144–160; MARS- 

DEN [ref. 2991]; RICE [ref. 416]; FOX [ref. 2962]; R. K. 

HEADLAND, “The Poles: Information for Exploration,” 207– 

220; RAINBOW [ref. 2970]; CAMERON [ref. 2929]; D. G. 

VAUGHN, “Modern Glaciology in Antarctica,” 245; Eric 

L. MILLS, “From Discovery to Discovery: The Hydrology 

of the Southern Ocean, 1885–1937,” 246–264; Stuart A. 

CUNNINGHAM, “Southern Ocean Circulation,” 265–280; 

ANGEL [ref. 2972]; Inigo EVERSON, “Southern Ocean 

Pelagic Ecosystems: The Era of Conservation,” 301–315; 

WALKER [ref. 3011]; John TURNER, “Aspects of Modern 

Antarctic Meteorology and Climatology,” 334–345; Anita 

MCCONNELL, “Surveying Terrestrial Magnetism in Time 

and Space,” 346–360; A. RODGER, “The Magnetic South 

Pole: Its Influence on the Atmosphere,” 361; THOMSON and 

VAUGHAN [ref. 2951]; D. W. H. WALTON, “Antarctica and 

the Global Jigsaw – A Centennial Perspective,” 394–401. 

2966. ROBERTS, Peder. “Fighting the ‘Microbe of 

Sporting Mania’: Australian Science and Antarctic 

Exploration in the Early 20th Century.” Endeavour 

28 (2004): 109–113. 


2967. ANKER, Peder. “The Bauhaus of Nature.” 

Modernism/Modernity 12 (2005): 229–251. 

On the influence of ecological science on the Bauhaus movement. 

Also about the Bauhaus influence on the London Zoo 

and on H. G. Wells’ movie Things to Come. 

2968. ERTTER, Barbara. “The Flowering of Natural 

History Institutions in California.” In LEVITON and 

ALDRICH [ref. 421], 58–87. 

2969. MORRIS, P. A. “J. B. Nichols’ Purchasing 

Code.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 140–145. 

On the ornithologist/bird collector J. B. Nichols. 

2970. RAINBOW, Philip S. “From Natural History to 

Biodiversity: Collections of Discovery.” Arch. Natur. 

Hist. 32 (2005): 221–230. 


2971. VOSS, Julia, and Sahotra SARKAR. “Depictions 

as Surrogates for Places: From Wallace’s 

Biogeography to Koch’s Dioramas.” Phil. Geog. 6 

(2003): 59–81. 


SCIENCES 

2972. ANGEL, Martin V. “Southern Ocean Pelagic 

Ecosystems.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 281–300. 

2973. BROCK, Emily Katherine. “Replanting the 

Douglas Fir Forest: Forest Science and Forest Practice 

in the Pacific Northwest, 1890–1945.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/08 (2005): 3126. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2004. Adviser: Isenberg, 

Andrew. UMI pub. no. 3143562. 288 pp. 

2974. CHAMBERLAIN, Kathleen P. Under Sacred 

Ground: A History of Navajo Oil 1922–1982. (xii + 

177 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Albuquerque: Univ. 

of New Mexico Press, 2000. ISBN: 0826320430. 

2975. CLEMENTS, Kendrick A. Hoover, Conservation, 

and Consumerism: Engineering the Good Life. 

(xiii + 332 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lawrence: Univ. 

Press of Kansas, 2000. ISBN: 0700610332. 

2976. DARGAVEL, John. “From Exploitation to 

Science: Lane Poole’s Forest Surveys of Papua and 

New Guinea, 1922–1924.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 

(2006): 71–90. 

2977. DAVIS, Jack E. “ ‘Conservation Is Now a Dead 

Word’: Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the Transformation 

of American Environmentalism.” Environ. 

Hist. 8 (2003): 53–76. 

2978. DIAZ-BRIQUETS, Sergio, and Jorge F. 

PÉREZ-LÓPEZ. Conquering Nature: The Environmental 

Legacy of Socialism in Cuba. Pitt Latin American 

Series. (xiii + 328 pp.; maps; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Pittsburgh, Pa.: Univ. of Pittsburgh Press, 2000. 

ISBN: 082294118X. 


2979. DUNAWAY, Finis. Natural Visions: The Power 

of Images in American Environmental Reform. (xxiv 

+ 246 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of 


On the place of photographic imagery in the conservation 

movement. 

2980. ELIOT, Christopher Hobson. “Exceptions 

Make the Rules: The Role of Disturbing Conditions 

in Ecological Theorizing.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 

(2005): 4226. 


Waters, C. Kenneth. UMI pub. no. 3152843. 187 pp. 

Compares the theories of ecological succession of Frederic 

Clements and David Tilman. 

2981. FRANCO, José Luiz de Andrade, and José Augusto 

DRUMMOND. “Armando Magalhães Corrêa: 

gente e natureza de um sertão quase metropolitano.” 

Translated title: [Armando Magalhães Corrêa: people 

and nature in an almost metropolitan sertão.] In 



22.pdf. 

2982. FREIBURGER, Dana A. “Scientific Instruments 

and Early Plant Ecology in the U.S.A.” Rittenhouse 

17 (2003): 9–25.


2983. HUSBAND, William B. “ ‘Correcting Nature’s 

Mistakes’: Transforming the Environment and Soviet 

Children’s Literature, 1928–1941.” Environ. Hist. 11 

(2006): 300–318. 

2984. KEINER, Christine. “Wartime Rat Control, 

Rodent Ecology, and the Rise and Fall of Chemical 

Rodenticides.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 119–125. 

2985. KILLAN, Gerald, and George WARECKI. “J.R. 

Dymond and Frank A. MacDougall: Science and 

Government Policy in Algonquin Provincial Park, 

1931–1954.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 (1998-1999): 

131–153. 

2986. KINCHY, Abby J., and Daniel Lee KLEIN- 

MAN. “Organizing Credibility: Discursive and Organizational 

Orthodoxy on the Borders of Ecology and 

Politics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 869–896. 

On how the Ecological Society of America and its members 

have negotiated a boundary between science and politics. 

2987. KINCHY, Abby J. “On the Borders of Postwar 

Ecology: Struggles over the Ecological Society 

of America’s Preservation Committee, 1917–1946.” 

Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 23–44. 

2988. KINGSLAND, Sharon E. Evolution of American 

Ecology, 1890–2000. (x + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0801881714. 


2989. KRIMSKY, Sheldon. Hormonal Chaos: The 

Scientific and Social Origins of the Environmental 

Endocrine Hypothesis. (xiii + 284 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2000. 

ISBN: 0801862795. 

2990. MACEACHERN, Alan A. Natural Selections: 

National Parks in Atlantic Canada, 1935–1970. (xiii 

+ 328 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Montreal: McGill- 

Queen’s Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 0773521577. 


2991. MARSDEN, Rosalind. “Discovery Investigations: 

An Early Attempt at Ecologically Sustainable 

Development?” Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 161– 

176. 

2992. MATHEWS, Andrew Salvador. “Suppressing 

Fire and Memory: Environmental Degradation and 

Political Restoration in the Sierra Juárez of Oaxaca, 

1887–2001.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 77–108. 

2993. MCCORMICK, Maureen A. “Of Birds, Guano, 

and Man: William Vogt’s ‘Road to Survival.’ ” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/12 (2005): 4697. 

Dissertation at the University of Oklahoma, 2005. Advisers: 

Ogilvie, Marilyn B., and Gregg Mitman. UMI pub. no. 

3159283. 242 pp. 

2994. MCEWEN, Mary. Charles Fleming: Environmental 

Patriot. (xxiii + 382 pp.; ill.) Nelson, 

New Zealand: Craig Potton Publishing, 2005. ISBN: 

1877333239. 

New Zealand scientist Charles Fleming contributed to the 

fields of palaeontology, geology, zoology, and biogeography. 

This work looks at his great influence in the conservation 

movement. Reviews: [ref. R603] 

2995. MUNDENDE, D. Chongo. “Saving the Land: 

Soil and Water Conservation in Oklahoma.” Chron. 

Okla. 82 (2004): 4–31. 

2996. NEWTON, Julianne Lutz. “The Commonweal 

of Life: Aldo Leopold and Land Health.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. B 66/01 (2005): 181. 


Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Warner, Richard E. UMI pub. 

no. 3160932. 485 pp. 

2997. PARR, Joy. “Smells Like? Sources of Uncertainty 

in the History of the Great Lakes Environment.” 


2998. PYNE, Stephen J. Year of the Fires: The Story 

of the Great Fires of 1910. (xiii + 322 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2001. ISBN: 

0670899909. 


2999. QUARATIELLO, Arlene Rodda. Rachel Carson: 

A Biography. Greenwood Biographies. (xviii 

+ 138 pp.; ill.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 

2004. ISBN: 0313323887. 

3000. RAWSON, Timothy. Changing Tracks: Predators 

and Politics in Mt. McKinley National Park. (xiv 

+ 326 pp.; ill.; map; bibl.) Fairbanks: Univ. of Alaska 

Press, 2001. ISBN: 1889963526. 

On managing wildlife in the park from the 1930s to the 

1950s. 

3001. READ, Jennifer. “ ‘A Sort of Destiny’: The 

Multi-Jurisdictional Response to Sewage Pollution in 

the Great Lakes, 1900–1930.” Sci. Canadensis 22-23 

(1998-1999): 103–129. 

3002. REECE, Erik. Lost Mountain: A Year in the 

Vanishing Wilderness—Radical Strip Mining and the 

Devastation of Appalachia. Foreword by Wendell 

BERRY. (xv + 250 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: Riverhead 

Books, 2006. ISBN: 1594489084. 

3003. ROLLINS, Peter C. “Tulsa (1949) as an Oil 

Field Film: A Study in Ecological Ambivalence.” 

Chron. Okla. 82 (2004): 352–367. 

3004. ROTABI, Karen Smith. “Theory Bridging between 

Sociology, Social Work and Ecology. Dynamic 

Interchanges and Cross-Fertilizations: The Intellectual 

Legacy of the Odum Family.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/03 (2005): 1167. 


Hill, 2005. Adviser: Weil, Marie O. UMI pub. no. 3170538. 

138 pp. 

3005. ROTHMAN, Hal K. Saving the Planet: The 

American Response to the Environment in the Twentieth 

Century. The American Ways. (215 pp.; index.) 

Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 2000. ISBN: 156663301X. 

3006. SIMON, Bryant. “ ‘New Men in Body and 

Soul’: The Civilian Conservation Corps and the 

Transformation of Male Bodies and the Body Politic.” 

In SCHARFF [ref. 254], 80–102. 

3007. SIMPSON, John W. Dam! Water, Power, 

Politics, and Preservation in Hetch Hetchy and 

Yosemite National Park. (xxiv + 356 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Pantheon, 2005. ISBN: 

0375422315. 

3008. SINHA, Jagdish N. “Congress and 

Conservation—A Look at the NPC Reports.” Indian 

J. Hist. Sci. 40 (2005): 55–80. 

Analysis of the work of the National Planning Committee of 

the Indian National Congress from 1938 to about 1949 with 

regard to conservation and environment.

3009. STONE, Daniel. “The Cable Car at Kasprowy 

Wierch: An Environmental Debate in Interwar 

Poland.” Slav. Rev. 64 (2005): 601–624. 

On the debates over the creation of a national park. 

3010. TRAVIS, Anthony S. Essay review. Ambix 52 

(2005): 85–87. 

Essay review of ALLEN [ref. 3558]; Arthur P. MOLELLA 

and Joyce BEDI (eds.), Inventing for the Environment (2003); 

Joel A. TARR (ed.), Devastation and Renewal (2004). 

3011. WALKER, Malcolm. “Antarctic Meteorology 

and Climatology: An Unfolding Story of Discovery.” 

Arch. Natur. Hist. 32 (2005): 316–333. 

3012. WOOD, Michael. “Charles Lane-Poole and 

Early Forest Surveys of Papua and New Guinea.” J. 

Pac. Hist. 40 (2005): 289–309. 


3013. BRINKMAN, Paul David. “The Second American 

Jurassic Dinosaur Rush, 1895–1905.” Diss. Abstr. 




3014. KOHRING, Rolf, and Gerald KREFT. (Eds.) 

Tilly Edinger: Leben und Werk einer jüdischen Wissenschaftlerin. 

(639 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: 

E. Schweizerbart’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 2003. 

ISBN: 3510613511. 

3015. LIPPS, Jere H. “Success Story: The History 

and Development of the Museum of Paleontology at 

the University of California, Berkeley.” In LEVITON 

and ALDRICH [ref. 421], 209–243. 

3016. SCHMALZER, Sigrid. “The People’s Peking 

Man: Popular Paleoanthropology in Twentieth- 

Century China.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 

2325. 


Advisers: Esherick, Joseph, and Paul Pickowicz. UMI pub. 

no. 3137238. 653 pp. 


3017. BI Lie-jue, LIU Guo-xiang, and HU Zhengyu. 

“Hu Jingfu’s Study of Algae: The First Paper on 

Chinese Freshwater Algae Published by a Chinese 

Scientist.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo 

Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 32–36. 

3018. DEJONG-LAMBERT, William. “The New Biology: 

Lysenkoism in Poland.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/05 (2005): 1918. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2005. Adviser: Steiner- 

Khamsi, Gita. UMI pub. no. 3174774. 246 pp. 

3019. FALK, Raphael. “Mendel’s Impact.” Sci. 

Context 19 (2006): 215–236. 

“The history of genetics reflects the history of the concept of 

reductionism in the life sciences.” (from the abstract) 

3020. FRIEDBERG, Errol C. The Writing Life of 

James Watson. (xvii + 193 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y.: Cold Spring Harbor 

Laboratory Press, 2005. ISBN: 0879697008. 

Focuses on the literary and rhetorical skills manifest in 

Watson’s work. Reviews: [ref. 3602] 

3021. FRY, Iris. “The Origins of Research into the 

Origins of Life.” Endeavour 30 (2006): 24–28. 


3022. GLIBOFF, Sander. “ ‘Protoplasm...Is Soft Wax 

in Our Hands’: Paul Kammerer and the Art of Biological 

Transformation.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 

162–167. 

3023. JIANG Yuping. “A Study on the Institution 

of Fan Memorial Institute of Biology.” [Translated 


(2005): 291–311. 

3024. KAZEMI, Marion. “Eine Gründung in schwerer 

Zeit—das Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Meeresbiologie 

in Wilhelmshaven (1947–1948).” In KANT and 

VOGT [ref. 17], 345–377. 

3025. LARSON, Brendon M. H., Brigitte NERLICH, 

and Patrick WALLIS. “Metaphors and Biorisks: The 

War on Infectious Diseases and Invasive Species.” 

Sci. Commun. 26 (2005): 243–268. 

On the use of military metaphors in public discussions of 

science. 

3026. MCKAUGHAN, Daniel J. “The Influence of 

Niels Bohr on Max Delbrück: Revisiting the Hopes 

Inspired by ‘Light and Life.’ ” Isis 96 (2005): 507– 

529. 

3027. ORD, Margery G., and Lloyd A. STOCKEN. 

“The Oxford Biochemistry Department in Wartime, 

1939–45.” Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. 59 (2005): 

137–143. 

3028. RHEINBERGER, Hans-Jorg. “Physics and 

Chemistry of Life: Commentary.” In GRANDIN et al. 

[ref. 226], 221–225. 

Commentary on three chapters from this book: CREAGER 

[ref. 2834]; Jean-Paul GAUDILLIÈRE, “The Invisible Industrialist,” 

169-188; and Vivien WALSH, “Paradigms in 

the Evolution of Life Sciences Research, and the Changing 

Structure of the Innovative Organization,” 189-219. 

3029. TOURNÈS, Ludovic. “Le réseau des boursiers 

Rockefeller et la recomposition des savoirs 

biomédicaux en France (1920–1970).” French Hist. 

Stud. 29 (2006): 77–107. 


3030. CARETTE, Nicole, and Camille LAVERDIÈRE. 

Jacques Rousseau, 1905–1970 : curriculum, anthologie, 

témoignages, bibliographie. Géographie Historique. 

(xii + 416 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Sainte-Foy: Presses de l’Université Laval, 1999. 

ISBN: 2763776604. 


3031. COHN, Helen M. “Watch Dog over the Herbarium: 

Alfred Ewart, Victorian Government Botanist 

1906–1921.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 139– 

167. 

3032. ELINA, Olga, Susanne HEIM, and Nils ROLL- 

HANSEN. “Plant Breeding on the Front: Imperialism, 

War, and Exploitation.” Volume title: Politics and 

Science in Wartime: Comparative International Perspectives 

on the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute [ref. 2690]. 

Osiris 20 (2005): 161–179. 

3033. MEISTER, Kay. “Wilhelm Troll (1897–1978): 

Tradierung idealistischer Morphologiie in den deutschen 

botanischen Wissenschaften des 20. Jahrhunderts.” 


3034. MILLER, James S., Mary S. TAYLOR, and 

Erin REMPALA. Ivan M. Johnston’s Studies in the 

Boraginaceae. Monographs in Systematic Botany


from the Missouri Botanical Garden, 101. (132 pp.; 

bibl.) Saint Louis, Mo.: Missouri Botanical Garden 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 193072344X. 


3035. MUEGGLER, Erik. “ ‘The Lapponicum Sea’: 

Matter, Sense, and Affect in the Botanical Exploration 

of Southwest China and Tibet.” Comp. Stud. Soc. 

Hist. 47 (2005): 442–479. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

3036. BREATHNACH, Caoimhghin S. “Hugh Ross’s 

Curious Lymphocyte Experiments.” Perspect. Biol. 

Med. 48 (2005): 372–382. 

3037. JACOBS, Nancy J. “The Intimate Politics of 

Ornithology in Colonial Africa.” Comp. Stud. Soc. 


On the relationship between the white Euro-American scientists 

and the colonial subjects who served as their research 

assistants. 

3038. MARIE, Jenny. “Making a Mouse-Focused 

History? The Story of C. C. Little and the Jackson 

Laboratory.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 955–958. 

Essay review of Karen A. RADER, Making Mice (2004). 

3039. NEW, T. R., C. N. SMITHERS, and A. T. MAR- 

SHALL. “Ian Walter Boothroyd Thornton, 1926– 

2002.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 91–106. 

3040. OLIVEIRA, Ricardo Lourenço de, and Roberto 

CONDURU. “Nas frestas entre a ciência e a arte: uma 

série de ilustrações de barbeiros do Instituto Oswaldo 

Cruz.” Translated title: [In the gap between science 

and art: a series of illustrations of triatomine bugs 

from the Oswaldo Cruz Institute.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 335–384. 

3041. POWELL, David C. A Fascination for Fish: 

Adventures of an Underwater Pioneer. University of 

California Press/Monterey Bay Aquarium Series in 

Marine Conservation, 3. (xv + 339 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Berkeley: Univ. of California Press, 2001. ISBN: 

0520223667. 

Autobiography. 


3042. ADAMS, Mark B., Garland E. ALLEN, and 

Sheila Faith WEISS. “Human Heredity and Politics: 

A Comparative International Study of the Eugenics 

Record Office at Cold Spring Harbor (United States), 

the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human 

Heredity, and Eugenics (Germany), and the 

Maxim Gorky Medical Genetics Institute (USSR).” 

Volume title: Politics and Science in Wartime: Comparative 

International Perspectives on the Kaiser 

Wilhelm Institute [ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 (2005): 232– 

262. 

3043. BARATAS, Alfredo, and María Jesús SANTES- 

MASES. Cajal, Ochoa: Nobeles Españoles: de la 

neurona al ADN. Novatores, 3. (135 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Madrid: Nivola, 2001. ISBN: 8445120603. 

3044. BEREZ, Thomas M., and Sheila Faith WEISS. 

“The Nazi Symbiosis: Politics and Human Genetics at 

the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 

172–177. 

3045. BONNEUIL, Christophe. “Mendelism, Plant 

Breeding and Experimental Cultures: Agriculture 

and the Development of Genetics in France.” Special 



3046. BRUNI, John P. “Making the Fittest Culture: 

Social Darwinism and American Naturalist Writing 

at the Turn of the Twentieth Century.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1367. 

Dissertation at the University of Kansas, 2003. Adviser: 

Lester, Cheryl. UMI pub. no. 3130554. 191 pp. Focus on the 

American writers Jack London, Edith Wharton, and Henry 

Adams. 

3047. CHERRY, Shai. “Three Twentieth-Century 

Jewish Responses to Evolutionary Theory.” Aleph 3 

(2003): 247–290. 

3048. CHURCHILL, Frederick B. “The Evolutionary 

Ethics of Alfred C. Kinsey.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 

135–153. 

3049. GESSLER, Bernhard. Eugen Fischer, 1874– 

1967: Leben und Werk des Freiburger Anatomen, Anthropologen 

und Rassenhygienikers bis 1927. Medizingeschichte 

im Kontext, 4. (xiii + 209 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 2000. ISBN: 

3631352336. 

3050. HARMAN, Oren. “Darlington and the ‘Invention’ 

of the Chromosome.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 

69–74. 

3051. JUNKER, Thomas. Die zweite Darwinische 

Revolution: Geschichte des synthetischen Darwinismus 

in Deutschland, 1924 bis 1950. Acta biohistorica, 

8. (635 pp.; ill.; bibl.; CD-ROM.) Marburg: 

Basilisken-Presse, 2004. ISBN: 3925347674. 


3052. KOCH, Lene. “Eugenic Sterilisation in Scandinavia.” 

Eur. Legacy 11 (2006): 299–309. 

3053. KOCH, Lene. “The Meaning of Eugenics: 

Reflections on the Government of Genetic Knowledge 

in the Past and the Present.” Sci. Context 17 (2004): 

315–331. 

3054. KOLCHINSKII, E. I., K. V. MANOILENKO, and 

M. B. KONASHEV. (Eds.) U istokov akademicheskoi 

genetiki v Sankt-Peterburge. Translated title: [At the 

roots of academic genetics in St. Petersburg.]. (556 

pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) St. Petersburg: Nauka, 

2002. ISBN: 5020249327. 

Collection of Th. Dobzhansky’s correspondence with 

Vladimir Vernadskii, Iurii Filipchenko, and Nikolai Vavilov 

from 1921 to 1931. 

3055. LEVIT, Georgy S., and Uwe HOSSFELD. “The 

Forgotten ‘Old-Darwinian’ Synthesis: The Evolutionary 

Theory of Ludwig H. Plate (1862–1937).” 


3056. MARTIN, Aryn. “Can’t Any Body Count? 

Counting as an Epistemic Theme in the History of 

Human Chromosomes.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

923–948. 

3057. MATSUBARA Yoko. “Historical Analysis of 

the Eugenic Laws in Japan.” [Translated title.] In 


104–106. 

3058. RUSSELL, Mark C. “Heredity and the Human 

Condition: A Study of 20th-Century Genetic 

Accounts of Alcoholism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/09 

(2005): 3542.



3144969. 259 pp. 

3059. SULLIVAN, Gregory Franzis. “War of the 

Corms: Haeckelian Bio-Politics and Oka Asajiro’s 

‘Evolution and Human Life.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/11 (2006): 4145. 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2005. Adviser: Spence, 

Jonathan D. UMI pub. no. 3194713. 379 pp. 

3060. THOMAS, Marion. “De nouveaux territoires 

d’introduction du mendélisme en France : Louis Blaringhem 

(1878–1958), un généticien néolamarckien 

sur le terrain agricole.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 

65–100. 

3061. TUNLID, Anna. “Arftlighetsforskningens 

granser: Individer och institutioner i framvaxten 

av svensk genetik.” Translated title: [Boundary of 

Genetics: Individuals and Institutions in the Development 

of Swedish Genetics.] In Swedish. Diss. Abstr. 

Int. C 65/04 (2004): 901. 


no. C818229. 380 pp. 

3062. WEISS, Sheila Faith. “Human Genetics and 

Politics as Mutually Beneficial Resources: The Case 

of Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human 

Heredity and Eugenics during the Third Reich.” J. 

Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 41–88. 

3063. WYNDHAM, Diana. Eugenics in Australia: 

Striving for National Fitness. (xv + 406 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) London: Galton Institute, 2003. 

ISBN: 0950406678. 


3064. BREIDBACH, Olaf. “Schattenbilder: Zur elektronenmikroskopischen 

Photographie in den Biowissenschaften.” 

Part of a special issue: Fotografie und 

Wissenschaft [ref. 2602]. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 160–171. 

3065. BUNGENER, Patrick, and Marino 

BUSCAGLIA. “Early Connection between Cytology 

and Mendelism: Michael F. Guyer’s Contribution.” 


3066. CAVALLO, Giorgio. C’era una volta l’Istituto: 

momenti e figure della ricerca scientifica tra guerra 

e ricostruzione. Novecento. (236 pp.; ill.) Foggia: 

Bastogi, 2001. ISBN: 8881854252. 

On the Istituto di patologia generale e di microbiologia of the 

University of Naples, its personalities and scientific research 

in the immediate postwar period. 

3067. DELAMONT, Sara. “Rosalind Franklin and 

Lucky Jim: Misogyny in the Two Cultures.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 315–322. 

Essay review of Brenda MADDOX, Rosalind Franklin (2002). 

3068. DICKERSON, Richard Earl. Present at the 

Flood: How Structural Molecular Biology Came 

About. (vii + 307 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sunderland, 

MA: Sinauer Associates, 2005. ISBN: 0878931686. 

History of revolution in molecular biology from about 1933 

to 1963. Includes narrative and reprints of 42 scientific 

papers. 

3069. HARMAN, Oren Solomon. “Method as a Function 

of ‘Disciplinary Landscape’: C.D. Darlington 

and Cytology, Genetics and Evolution, 1932–1950.” 

J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 165–197. 


3070. PARK, Hyung Wook. “Germs, Hosts, and 

the Origin of Frank Macfarlane Burnet’s Concept of 

‘Self’ and ‘Tolerance,’ 1936–1949.” J. Hist. Med. 

Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 492–534. 

On the Australian immunologist F. M. Burnet’s understanding 

of how organisms can distinguish themselves from foreign 

entities. 

3071. SMITH, C. U. M. “Origins of Molecular Neurobiology: 

The Role of Physicists.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

14 (2005): 214–229. 

3072. WILKINS, Maurice. The Third Man of the 

Double Helix: The Autobiography of Maurice 

Wilkins. (xiv + 274 pp.; plates; ill.; index.) Oxford: 




BIOLOGY 

3073. CHAOUI, Natalie Janine. Mit Messzirkel und 

Schrotflinte: Das primatologische Werk von Adolph 

Hans Schultz (1891–1976). Acta Biohistorica, 9. (234 

pp.; ill.) Marburg an der Lahn: Basilisken-Presse, 

2004. ISBN: 3925347739. 


3074. GUNDLING, Tom. First In Line: Tracing Our 

Ape Ancestry. (xiii + 204 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0300104146. 

3075. MONTGOMERY, Georgina Mary. “Primates in 

the Real World: Place, Practice and the History of 

Primate Field Studies, 1924–1970.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 


Dissertation at the University of Minnesota, 2005. Advisers: 

Beatty, John, and Sally Gregory Kohlstedt. UMI pub. no. 

3198123. 232 pp. 

3076. SOMMER, Marianne. “Mirror, Mirror on the 

Wall: Neanderthal as Image and ‘Distortion’ in Early 

20th-Century French Science and Press.” Soc. Stud. 


“Discusses the multiplication of Neanderthal images in newspaper 

articles and illustrations that expressed particular scientific 

and political interests.” (from the abstract) 


3077. BRAUCKMANN, Sabine. “The Virtue of Being 

Too Early: Paul A. Weiss and ‘Axonal Transport.’ ” 


3078. MARCUM, James A. “ ‘Soup’ vs. ‘Sparks’: 

Alexander Forbes and the Synaptic Transmission 

Controversy.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 139–156. 

3079. PEIFFER, Jürgen. Vergangenheit, gebrochner 

Spiegel: Erinnerungen. (338 pp.; bibl.; index.) Tübingen: 

Klöpfer und Meyer, 2000. ISBN: 3931402614. 

3080. RACINE, Eric, Ofek BAR-ILAN, and Judy 

ILLES. “Brain Imaging: A Decade of Coverage in the 

Print Media.” Sci. Commun. 28 (2006): 122–143. 

3081. ROSE, F. Clifford. “An Autobiographical 

Sketch of a Practitioner–Neurohistorian.” J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 14 (2005): 93–99. 

3082. WAITE, P.M.E., and L.J. ROGERS. “Richard 

Freeman Mark, 1934–2003.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 

(2006): 91–114. 

On the Austrailian neuroscientist.



PSYCHOLOGY 

3083. BAUGH, Frank G., and Ludy T. BENJAMIN, 

Jr. “Walter Miles, Pop Warner, B.C. Graves, and 

the Psychology of Football.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 

(2006): 3–18. 

3084. BENJAMIN, Ludy T., Jr., Keisha D. HENRY, 

and Lance R. MCMAHON. “Inez Beverly Prosser and 

the Education of African Americans.” J. Hist. Behav. 

Sci. 41 (2005): 43–62. 

3085. BONGIORNO, Vincenzo. “La ‘Rivista di Psicologia’: 

cento anni di psicologia in Italia.” Physis 

40 (2003): 263–310. 

3086. BORDOGNA, Francesca. “Scientific Personae 

in American Psychology: Three Case Studies.” Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 36 (2005): 95–134. 

Looks at William James, G. Stanley Hall, and Edward Titchener 

on attitudes—sentimental, moral, epistemological, and 

social. 

3087. BRIGANDT, Ingo. “The Instinct Concept of 

the Early Konrad Lorenz.” J. Hist. Biol. 38 (2005): 

571–608. 

3088. BURKHARDT, Richard W., Jr. Patterns of 

Behavior: Konrad Lorenz, Niko Tinbergen, and the 

Founding of Ethology. (xii + 636 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 226080900. 


3089. CAMERON, Claire E., and John W. HAGEN. 

“Women in Child Development: Themes From the 

SRCD Oral History Project.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

289–316. 

3090. CASEY, Kathleen. “Noise Making Subjects.” 



Advisers: Bowker, Geoffrey, and Valerie Hartouni. UMI 

pub. no. 3170240. 274 pp. “Analyzes scientific attempts to 

measure human responses to noise in the United States since 

the 1920s.” (from the abstract) 

3091. CLARK, David O. “From Philosopher to Psychologist: 

The Early Career of Edwin Ray Guthrie, 

Jr.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 235–254. 

3092. CRIST, Eileen. “Can an Insect Speak? The 

Case of the Honeybee Dance Language.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 34 (2004): 7–43. 

3093. DALTON, Thomas Carlyle, and Rand B. 

EVANS. (Eds.) The Life Cycle of Psychological 

Ideas: Understanding Prominence and the Dynamics 

of Intellectual Change. PATH in Psychology. (xvi 

+ 364 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Kluwer 

Academic/Plenum, 2004. ISBN: 0306479982. 

Contents: Rand B. EVANS, “New Growth from Phantom 

Limbs: Tenuous Attributions to Our Predecessors,” 17-32; 

Robert H. WOZNIAK, “Lost Classics and Forgotten Contributors: 

James Mark Baldwin as a Case Study in the 

Disappearance and Rediscovery of Ideas,” 33-58; John A. 

POPPLESTONE, “Reinventing the Past Through Reinterpretation: 

Reflections on the History of Psychology – 35 Years 

in the Trenches,” 59-81; Dean Keith SIMONTON, “High- 

Impact Research Programs in Psychology: Quantitative and 

Qualitative Aspects,” 83-103; Richard W. ROBINS, Samuel 

D. GOSLING and Jessica L. TRACY, “Tracking Trends in 

Psychological Science: An Empirical Analysis of the History 

of Psychology,” 105-130; Donald A. DEWSBURY, “Becoming 

Big Frogs in a Small Pond: On Gaining Eminence in 

Comparative Psychology,” 133-154; Michael C. CORBALLIS 

and Stephen E.G. LEA, “The Psychology of Homo Sapiens: 

Changing Comparative Perspectives,” 155-171; Erik FAAS 

and Pieter J. van STRIEN, “How Otto Selz Became a Forerunner 

of the Cognitive Revolution,” 175-201; Thomas Carlyle 

DALTON and Bernard J. BAARS, “Consciousness Regained: 

The Scientific Restoration of Mind and Brain,” 203-247; 

Thomas C. DALTON, “Myrtle McGraw, the Maturation Debate 

and Aftermath,” 251-280; Sheldon H. WHITE, “The 

Contemporary Reconstruction of Developmental Psychology,” 

281-297; Katharine S. MILAR, “Breaking the Silence: 

Helen Bradford Thompson Woolley,” 301-328; Thomas C. 

DALTON, “Prominence, Schools of Thought and Social 

Transformation,” 331-349. 

3094. DROR, Otniel E. “Dangerous Liaisons: Science, 

Amusement and the Civilizing Process.” In 

GOUK and HILLS [ref. 509], 223–234. 

3095. DUFRESNE, Todd Raymond. “Beyond ‘Beyond’: 

Tales from the Freudian Crypt.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/01 (2005): 316. 

Dissertation at York University (Canada), 1997. Adviser: 

Antze, Paul. UMI pub. no. NQ99163. 418 pp. 

3096. EDWARDS, Ian C. “Truth as Relationship: The 

Psychology of E. Graham Howe.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

67/01 (2006): 539. 

Dissertation at Duquesne University, 2006. Adviser: Burston, 

Daniel. UMI pub. no. 3206952. 245 pp. 

3097. ELMS, Alan C. “Jung’s Lives.” J. Hist. Behav. 

Sci. 41 (2005): 331–346. 

Descriptive bibliography of biographies of C. G. Jung. 

3098. FEEST, Uljana. “Operationism in Psychology: 

What the Debate Is About, What the Debate Should 

Be About.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 131–149. 

3099. FORRESTER, John. “Remembering and Forgetting 

Freud in Early Twentieth-Century Dreams.” 

Special Issue: Forgetting Freud? [ref. 512]. Sci. 

Context 19 (2006): 65–85. 

3100. GITRE, Edward J. K. “William James on Divine 

Intimacy: Psychical Research, Cosmological 

Realism and a Circumscribed Re-reading of The Varieties 

of Religious Experience.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, 

no. 2 (2006): 1–21. 

3101. GONZALEZ RIVERA, Sofia. “La ética como 

constructo psicológico: La aportación de Ana Maria 

O’Neill a la historia de la psicología en Puerto Rico.” 


Dissertation at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, 

2004. Adviser: Echegaray, Ilsa. UMI pub. no. 3158233. 179 

pp. 

3102. GOODWIN, C. James. “Reorganizing the Experimentalists: 

The Origins of the Society of Experimental 

Psychologists.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

347–361. 

3103. HEINZE, Andrew R. Jews and the American 

Soul: Human Nature in the Twentieth Century. (xvi + 

438 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0691117551. 

On the influence of distinctly Jewish ideas on American psychological 

discourse from Sigmund Freud to Ann Landers. 

3104. HEUER, Gottfried. “The Influence of the Life 

and Ideas of Otto Gross on the Life and Ideas of C. 

G. Jung.” Diss. Abstr. Int. C 65 (2004): 629.

Dissertation at the University of Essex (United Kingdom), 

2004. 

3105. KALAMPALIKIS, Nikos, Sylvain DELOUVÉE, 

and Jean-Pierre PÉTARD. “Historical Spaces of Social 

Psychology.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, no. 2 (2006): 23– 

43. 

3106. KAUDERS, Anthony D. “The Mind of a Rationalist: 

German Reactions to Psychoanalysis in the 

Weimar Republic and Beyond.” Hist. Psychol. 8 

(2005): 255–270. 

3107. KRESSLEY-MBA, Regina A. “On the Failed 

Institutionalization of German Comparative Psychology, 

Prior to 1940.” Hist. Psychol. 9 (2006): 55–74. 

3108. KUGELMANN, Robert. “Neoscholastic Psychology 

Revisited.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 131– 

175. 

Catholic neoscholastic experimental and theoretical psychology 

was developed to oppose naturalism in psychology. 

3109. LACHAPELLE, Sofie. “Attempting Science: 

The Creation and Early Development of the Institut 

Métapsychique International in Paris, 1919–1931.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 1–24. 

3110. LANGE, Lydia L. “Sleeping Beauties in Psychology: 

Comparisons of ‘Hits’ and ‘Missed Signals’ 

in Psychological Journals.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

194–217. 

Bibliometric study of works published in two psychological 

journals from the 1890s to 1920. 

3111. LEPKOVÁ, Katerina, Frieda HEYTING, and 

Ernst MULDER. “Constructing Czechoslovakia: The 

Meaning of Intelligence in Czechoslovak Educational 

Discourse, 1900–1939.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 

(2005): 25–41. 

About the educational uses of intelligence tests. 

3112. LEVENS, Joshua P. “Sex, Neurosis and Animal 

Behavior: The Emergence of American Psychobiology 

and the Research of W. Horsley Gantt and Frank 

A. Beach.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 (2006): 4509. 

Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University, 2006. Adviser: 

Kingsland, Sharon E. UMI pub. no. 3197186. 303 pp. 

3113. LOSS, Christopher P. “ ‘The Most Wonderful 

Thing Has Happened to Me in the Army’: Psychology, 

Citizenship, and American Higher Education in 

World War II.” J. Amer. Hist. 92 (2005): 864–891. 

3114. MASTROIANNI, George R. “Kurt 

Gottschaldt’s Ambiguous Relationship with National 

Socialism.” Hist. Psychol. 9 (2006): 38–54. 

3115. MATHESON, George. “Intervals and Ratios: 

the Invariantive Transformations of Stanley Smith 

Stevens.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, no. 3 (2006): 65–81. 

3116. MCCALL, Tom. “Society—‘A Gang of Murderers’: 

Freud on Hostility and War.” Common 

Knowl. 12 (2006): 261–278. 

3117. MONTGOMERY, Georgina M. “Place, Practice 

and Primatology: Clarence Ray Carpenter, Primate 

Communication and the Development of Field 

Methodology, 1931–1945.” J. Hist. Biol. 38 (2005): 

495–533. 

3118. MUNZ, Tania. “The Bee Battles: Karl von 

Frisch, Adrian Wenner and the Honey Bee Dance 

Language Controversy.” J. Hist. Biol. 38 (2005): 

535–570. 


3119. NOON, David Hoogland. “The Evolution of 

Beasts and Babies: Recapitulation, Instinct, and the 

Early Discourse on Child Development.” J. Hist. 

Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 367–386. 

3120. RIEBER, Robert W., and David K. ROBINSON. 

(Eds.) The Essential Vygotsky. In collaboration with 

Jerome BRUNER, Michael COLE, Joseph GLICK, 

Carl RATNER and Anna STETSENKO. Kluwer Academic/Plenum 


Selection of Lev Vygotsky’s writings with introductions by 

the editors and collaborators. 

3121. ROAZEN, Paul. On the Freud Watch: Public 

Memoirs. (224 pp.; bibl.; index.) London: Free 

Association Books, 2003. ISBN: 1853435686. 

Includes some chapters on Freud’s correspondence and a 

study of Freud’s impact on political and social thought. 


3122. RÖLER, Frank. “From Single-Channel 

Recordings to Brain-Mapping Devices: The Impact 

of Electroencephalography on Experimental Psychology.” 

Part of a special issue [ref. 517]. Hist. Psychol. 

8 (2005): 95–117. 

3123. SAVA, Gabriella. “Giovanni Vailati e il V Congresso 

internazionale di Psicologia (Roma 1905).” 

Physis 40 (2003): 233–262. 

3124. SCHULKIN, Jay. Curt Richter: A Life in 

the Laboratory. (xvi + 187 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 


0801880734. 


3125. SWAN, Wendy K. “C. G. Jung and Tina Keller: 

A Study of Active Imagination.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 

66/02 (2005): 1155. 

Dissertation at Saybrook Graduate School and Research 

Center, 2005. Adviser: Taylor, Eugene. UMI pub. no. 

3163296. 148 pp. 

3126. TAIANA, Cecilia. “Conceptual Resistance in 

The Disciplines of the Mind: The Leipzig–Buenos 

Aires Connection at the Beginning of the 20th Century.” 

Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 383–402. 

Examines the correspondence between Felix Krueger and 

Wilhelm Wundt. 

3127. WHIPPLE, Eileen M. “Eminence Revisited.” 

Hist. Psychol. 7 (2004): 265–296. 

Comparison of James McKeen Cattell’s study of eminence 

(1903) with a recent study. 

3128. YOUNG, Allan. “Remembering the Evolutionary 

Freud.” Special Issue: Forgetting Freud? 

[ref. 512]. Sci. Context 19 (2006): 175–189. 

3129. YOUNG, Corinne. “Making the Invisible Visible: 

Women in the History of Psychology Textbooks.” 


Dissertation at Fuller Theological Seminary, School of Psychology, 

2004. Adviser: Vande Kemp, Hendrika. UMI pub. 

no. 3129410. 148 pp. 


3130. BOTELHO, André. “O Brasil que se divisa 

em Gilberto Freyre [Brazil as glimpsed in Gilberto 

Freyre].” Manguinhos 12 (2005): 199–203. 

Essay review of KOSMINSKY et al. . [ref. 3134]. 

3131. CRAVENS, Hamilton. (Ed.) The Social Sciences 

Go to Washington: The Politics of Knowledge 

in the Postmodern Age. (vii + 254 pp.; bibl.; index.)


New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0813533406. 

Contents: Hamilton CRAVENS, “American Social Science 

and the Invention of Affirmative Action, 1920s–1970s,” 9-40; 

BERNSTEIN [ref. 3151]; SAPOLSKY [ref. 3487]; FRANA 

[ref. 3699]; SEGAL [ref. 3441]; ROTHMAN [ref. 3582]; 

Maris VINOVSKIS, Anna Mills SMITH and Kristen D. 

NAWROTZKI, “Social Science Research and Early Childhood 

Education: A Historical Analysis of Developments in 

Head Start, Kindergartens, and Day Care,” 155-180; Zane 

L. MILLER, “The Death of the City: Cultural Individualism, 

Hyperdiversity, and the Devolution of National Urban 

Policy,” 181-213; William GRAEBNER, “The End of Liberalism: 

Narrating Welfare’s Decline, from the Moynihan Report 

(1965) to the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity 

Act (1996),” 214-232. 

3132. EDDY, Mark Alan. “Architects of the Self: Social 

Scientists and the Construction of the Individual 

in Postwar America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 (2004): 

670. 

Dissertation at the University of Oklahoma, 2004. Advisers: 

Ogilvie, Marilyn B., and Kenneth L. Taylor. UMI pub. no. 

3122296. 467 pp. Focuses on Margaret Mead and B. F. 

Skinner. 

3133. IGO, Sarah E. “ ‘A Gold Mine and a Tool for 

Democracy’: George Gallup, Elmo Roper, and the 

Business of Scientific Polling, 1935–1955.” J. Hist. 

Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 109–134. 

3134. KOSMINSKY, Ethel Volfzon, Claude LÉPINE, 

and Fernanda Arêas PEIXOTO. (Eds.) Gilberto Freyre 

em quatro tempos. Ciências sociais. (379 pp.; bibl.) 

São Paulo: Editora UNESP Fundação/EDUSC, 2003. 

ISBN: 8574602175. 

On this 20th-century social thinker. Reviews: [ref. 3130] 

3135. PREWITT, Kenneth. “The Two Projects of the 

American Social Sciences.” Special Issue: Errors: 

Consequences of Big Mistakes in the Natural and 

Social Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 (2005): 219– 

236. 

Explores the implications of the inseparability of a social 

science theory and its political uses. 

3136. WARGON, Sylvia T. Demography in Canada 

in the Twentieth Century. (xiv + 327 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Vancouver: Univ. of British Columbia Press, 2002. 

ISBN: 0774808187. 


3137. LARSSON, Anna, and Per WISSELGREN. 

“The Historiography of Swedish Sociology and the 

Bounding of Disciplinary Identity.” J. Hist. Behav. 


3138. MENNELL, Stephen. “Elias and the Counter- 

Ego: Personal Recollections.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 19, no. 

2 (2006): 73–91. 

3139. WEED, Frank J. “The Sociological Department 

at the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, 1901 to 

1907: Scientific Paternalism and Industrial Control.” 

J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 269–284. 


3140. DOJA, Albert. “The Advent of Heroic Anthropology 

in the History of Ideas.” J. Hist. Ideas 66 

(2005): 633–650. 

Focus on the role of Lévi-Strauss in 20th-century anthropology. 

3141. FARDON, Richard. Mary Douglas: An Intellectual 

Biography. (xx + 315 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Routledge, 1999. ISBN: 0415040922. 

3142. GEISMAR, Haidy. “Malakula: A Photographic 

Collection.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 48 (2006): 520– 

563. 

On the Alfred Cort Haddon Collection of photographs from 

the Melanesian archipelago at the Cambridge University 

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 

3143. LUEHRMANN, Sonja. “Russian Colonialism 

and the Asiatic Mode of Production: (Post-)Soviet 

Ethnography Goes to Alaska.” Slav. Rev. 64 (2005): 

851–871. 

On the concept of politarism, developed by the Soviet ethnographer 

Iu. I. Semenov, and used by a contemporary ethnohistorian 

in Russia. 

3144. MCDOUGALL, Russell, and Julian CROFT. 

“Henry Ling Roth’s and George Kingsley Roth’s 

Pacific Anthropology.” J. Pac. Hist. 40 (2005): 149– 

170. 

3145. SHERMAN, Daniel J. “ ‘Peoples Ethnographic’: 

Objects, Museums, and the Colonial Inheritance 

of French Ethnography.” French Hist. Stud. 

27 (2004): 669–703. 

3146. SILVERMAN, Marilyn. (Ed.) Ethnography 

and Development: The Work of Richard F. Salisbury. 

Fontanus Monograph Series, 15. (vi + 398 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Montreal: McGill-Queens Univ. Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0773529500. 

Includes essays on the intellectual and political context of 

Salisbury’s work. Contributors include Harvey A. FEIT, 

Henry J. RUTZ, and Colin H. SCOTT. 

3147. VERDON, Michel. “Boas and Holism: A 

Textual Analysis.” Phil Soc. Sci. 36 (2006): 276– 

302. 

3148. ZIMMERMAN, Andrew. “ ‘What Do You Really 

Want in German East Africa, Herr Professor?’ 

Counterinsurgency and the Science Effect in Colonial 

Tanzania.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 48 (2006): 

419–461. 

On Karl Weule’s anthropological work in Tanzania. 


3149. ANGNER, Erik. “An Attempt to Understand 

the Nature and Origin of Hayek’s Transformation.” 


Dissertation at the University of Pittsburgh, 2004. Adviser: 

Perlman, Mark. UMI pub. no. 3159042. 113 pp. 

3150. BARNETT, Enid. The Keynesian Arithmetic 

in War-Time Canada: Development of the National 

Accounts 1939–1945. Second Edition. Beaver Series. 

(97 pp.; bibl.; index.) Kingston, On.: Harbinger 

House Press, 2000. ISBN: 0968312934. 

3151. BERNSTEIN, Michael A. “Statecraft and Its 

Retainers: American Economics and Public Purpose 

after Depression and War.” In CRAVENS [ref. 3131], 

41–59. 

3152. LEE, Kyu Sang. “Rationality, Minds, and 

Machines in the Laboratory: A Thematic History 

of Vernon Smith’s Experimental Economics.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/04 (2005): 1450. 


Mirowski, Philip E. UMI pub. no. 3171624. 312 pp.


3153. GUMPERZ, John J., and Jenny COOK- 

GUMPERZ. “Language Standardization and the Complexities 

of Communicative Practice.” In Complexities, 

edited by Susan MCKINNON and Sydel SIL- 

VERMAN (Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2005), 

268–288. 

3154. RICO, Christophe. “La langue, ‘jardin clos, 

source scellée’. Saussure et le Cours de linguistique 

générale, cent ans après.” Acta Phil. 14 (2005): 

35–58. 


3155. CHILDE, V. Gordon. Foundations of Social 

Archaeology: Selected Writings of V. Gordon Childe. 

Edited by Thomas C. PATTERSON and Charles E. 

ORSER. (viii + 211 pp.; bibl.; index.) Walnut Creek: 

Altamira, 2004. ISBN: 0759105928. 

3156. GOMEZ, Leila G. “On Naturalists and Archeologists 

in South America (1880–1940) William 

Henry Hudson and Hiram Bingham: Imperial Encounters 

and National Canon Formation.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/12 (2005): 4580. 


Castro-Klaren, Sara. UMI pub. no. 3155619. 337 pp. 

3157. LYMAN, R. Lee, Michael J. O’BRIEN, and 

Michael Brian SCHIFFER. “Publishing Archaeology 

in Science and Scientific American, 1940–2003.” 

Amer. Antiq. 70 (2005): 157–167. 


3158. AFKHAMI, Amir. “Compromised Constitutions: 

The Iranian Experience with the 1918 Influenza 

Pandemic.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 367–392. 

3159. AMARAL, Isabel. “The Emergence of New 

Scientific Disciplines in Portuguese Medicine: Marck 

Athias’s Histophysiology Research School, Lisbon 

(1897–1946).” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 85–110. 

3160. AMSTERDAMSKA, Olga. “Achieving Disbelief: 

Thought Styles, Microbial Variation, and American 

and British Epidemiology, 1900–1940.” Special 

Issue: Ludwik Fleck: Epistemology and Biomedical 

Sciences [ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. 

Sci. 35 (2004): 483–507. 

3161. BAADER, Gerhard, Susan E. LEDERER, Morris 

LOW, Florian SCHMALTZ, and Alexander V. 

SCHWERIN. “Pathways to Human Experimentation, 

1933–1945: Germany, Japan, and the United States.” 




231. 

3162. BACHRACH, Susan D., and Dieter KUNTZ. 

(Eds.) Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race. 

(xiii + 226 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: 

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Distributed 

by the Univ. of North Carolina Press, Chapel 

Hill, NC), 2004. ISBN: 0807829161. 

Contents include: Sheila Faith WEISS, “German Eugenics, 

1890–1933”; Daniel J. KEVLES, “International Eugenics”; 

Gisela BOCK, “Nazi Sterilization and Reproductive Policies”; 

Benoit MASSIN, “The ‘Science of Race’ ”; Michael 

BURLEIGH,“Nazi ‘Euthanasia’ Programs”; Henry FRIED- 

LANDER, “From ‘Euthanasia’ to the ‘Final Solution’ ”; Benno 

MÜLLER-HILL, “Reflections of a German Scientist.” 


3163. BALCOM, Karen Suzanne. “Discovery and 

Information Use Patterns of Nobel Laureates in Physiology 

or Medicine.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 (2006): 

2759. 


Adviser: Harmon, E. Glynn. UMI pub. no. 3187664. 161 pp. 

3164. BAUMSLAG, Naomi. Murderous Medicine: 

Nazi Doctors, Human Experimentation, and Typhus. 

(xxix + 272 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: 

Praeger Publishers, 2005. ISBN: 0275983129. 

3165. BERTOLLI FILHO, Cláudio. História social da 

tuberculose e do tuberculoso: 1900–1950. Coleção 

Antropologia e saúde. (245 pp.) Rio de Janeiro, 

Editora Fiocruz, 2001. ISBN: 8575410067. 


3166. BEST, Henry B. M. Margaret and Charley: 

The Personal Story of Dr. Charles Best, The Co- 

Discoverer of Insulin. (542 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Toronto, Ont.: Tonawanda, 2003. ISBN: 1550023993. 


3167. BOERSMA, Frits. De Patiënt heeft altijd gelijk: 

Honderd jaar Geneeskundige Vereniging tot Bevordering 

van het Ziekenhuiswezen. (147 pp.) Zaltbommel: 

Europese Bibliotheek, 2000. ISBN: 9028826319. 

3168. BROERS, Herman. Dokter Kolff. Kunstenaar 

in hart en nieren. (238 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: 

Mets & Schilt, 2003. ISBN: 9053303774. 

3169. BUCKINGHAM, Jane. “The Pacific Leprosy 

Foundation Archive and Oral Histories of Leprosy in 

the South Pacific.” J. Pac. Hist. 41 (2006): 81–86. 

3170. BURNHAM, John C. “Unraveling the Mystery 

of Why There Was No Childhood Lead Poisoning.” 

J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 445–477. 

3171. CANTOR, David. “Between Galen, Geddes, 

and the Gael: Arthur Brock, Modernity, and Medical 

Humanism in Early-Twentieth-Century Scotland.” J. 

Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 1–41. 

3172. CHAMAK, Brigitte. “Un scientifique pendant 

l’Occupation : Le cas d’Antoine Lacassagne.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 101–133. 

3173. CHASE, Marilyn. The Barbary Plague: The 

Black Death in Victorian San Francisco. (viii + 276 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Random House 

Trade Paperbacks, 2003. ISBN: 0375757082. 

3174. CHEUK, Michael Koon Hung. “Contraception 

within Marriage: Modernity and the Development 

of American Protestant Thought, 1930–1969.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1401. 


Childress, James F. UMI pub. no. 3131408. 220 pp. 

3175. COMFORT, Nathaniel. “ ‘Polyhybrid Heterogeneous 

Bastards’: Promoting Medical Genetics in 

America in the 1930s and 1940s.” J. Hist. Med. Allied 


3176. COOTER, Roger. “The Rise and Decline of 

the Medical Member: Doctors and Parliament in 

Edwardian and Interwar Britain.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 59–107. 

3177. CUETO, Marcos. “Nationalism, Carrión’s 

Disease and Medical Geography in the Peruvian 

Andes.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 319–335.


3178. CUETO, Marcos. “Social Medicine and ‘Leprosy’ 

in the Peruvian Amazon.” Americas 61 (2004): 

55–80. 

Examines “the medical dimension of an effort to ‘colonize’ 

or modernize the Peruvian Amazon during the 1940s.” (p. 

55) 

3179. DECKER, Karola. “Divisions and Diversity: 

The Complexities of Medical Refuge in Britain, 

1933–1948.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 850–873. 

3180. EDWARDS, R. A. R. “Sound and Fury; or, 

Much Ado about Nothing? Cochlear Implants in 

Historical Perspective.” J. Amer. Hist. 92 (2005): 

892–920. 

3181. ERICHSEN, Regine. “Das türkische Exil als 

Geschichte von Frauen und ihr Beitrag zum Wissenschaftstransfer 

in die Türkei von 1933 bis 1945.” Ber. 

Wissenschaftsgesch. 28 (2005): 337–353. 

Focus on doctors and institutions of medicine and public 

health. 

3182. FALTIN, Thomas. Homöopathie in der Klinik: 

die Geschichte der Homöopathie am Stuttgarter 

Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus von 1940 bis 1973. 

Quellen und Studien zur Homöopathiegeschichte, 7. 

(viii + 453 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Karl F. 

Haug, 2002. ISBN: 383047153X. 


3183. FERNANDES, Tania Maria. “Sol e trevas: 

histórias sociais da tuberculose brasileira [Sun and 

shadows: social histories of Brazilian tuberculosis].” 

Manguinhos 11 (2004): 767–771. 

Essay review of BERTOLLI FILHO [ref. 3165]. 

3184. FISHER, Kate. Birth Control, Sex, and Marriage 

in Britain, 1918–1960. (290 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0199267367. 

3185. FREWER, Andreas. Medizin und Moral in 

Weimarer Republik und Nationalsozialismus. Die 

Zeitschrift Ethik unter Emil Abderhalden. (318 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Frankfurt: Campus Verlag, 2000. 

ISBN: 3593365820. 


3186. GAMSA, Mark. “The Epidemic of Pneumonic 

Plague in Manchuria, 1910–1911.” Past Present No. 

190 (2006): 147–183. 

3187. GAUDILLIÈRE, Jean-Paul, and Bernd GAUSE- 

MEIER. “Molding National Research Systems: The 

Introduction of Penicillin to Germany and France.” 




202. 

3188. GAUDILLIÈRE, Jean-Paul. “Genesis and 

Development of a Biomedical Object: Styles of 

Thought, Styles of Work and the History of the Sex 

Steroids.” Special Issue: Ludwik Fleck: Epistemology 

and Biomedical Sciences [ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. 


On the role played by pharmaceutical companies like Schering 

in Germany. 

3189. GERST, Thomas. Ärztliche Standesorganisation 

und Standespolitik in Deutschland 1945–1955. 

Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte, 21. (270 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner, 2004. ISBN: 

3515080562. 

3190. GOLAN, Tal. “The Emergence of the Silent 

Witness: The Legal and Medical Reception of X-rays 

in the USA.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 469–499. 

3191. GREENBLATT, Samuel H. “Harvey Cushing’s 

Paradigmatic Contribution to Neurosurgery and the 

Evolution of His Thoughts about Specialization.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 789–822. 

3192. HANSEN, Bert. “Medical History for the 

Masses: How American Comic Books Celebrated 

Heroes of Medicine in the 1940s.” Bull. Hist. Med. 

78 (2004): 148–191. 

3193. HAYTER, Charles. Element of Hope: Radium 

and the Response to Cancer in Canada, 1900– 

1940. McGill-Queen’s/Associated Medical Services 

(Hannah Institute) Studies in the History of 

Medicine, Health, and Society, 22. (xiv + 273 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) McGill-Queen’s Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0773528695. 

3194. HAYTER, Charles R. R. “Seeds of Discord: 

The Politics of Radon Therapy in Canada in the 

1930s.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 75–102. 

3195. HOUCK, Judith A. Hot and Bothered: Women, 

Medicine, and Menopause in Modern America. (xii 

+ 328 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard 

Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 0674018966. 

3196. JURDJEVIC, Mark, and Caitlin TILLMAN. 

“E. C. Noble in June 1921, and His Account of the 

Discovery of Insulin.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 

864–875. 

3197. KASTOR, John A. Governance of Teaching 

Hospitals: Turmoil at Penn and Hopkins. (x + 356 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0801874203. 

3198. KEMP, Amy. “The Rockefeller Foundation 

and the Faculdade de Medicina de Sao Paulo: A Case 

Study in Philanthropy as Policy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/05 (2004): 1729. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2004. Adviser: Arnove, 

Robert. UMI pub. no. 313386. 251 pp. 

3199. KEMPNER, Joanna Leslie. “Aching Heads, 

Making Medicine: Gender and Legitimacy in 

Headache.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 2367. 


Bosk, Charles L. UMI pub. no. 3138038. 271 pp. 

3200. KOFORD, James Kristian. “High Technology 

in the Healing Arena: A History of the Artificial 

Kidney, 1913–1972.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 (2005): 

4696. 

Dissertation at the University of Utah, 2004. Adviser: Bauman, 

Harold. UMI pub. no. 3155940. 209 pp. 

3201. KOIFMAN, Lilian. “A abertura da Escola 

Paulista de Medicina [The inauguration of the Escola 

Paulista de Medicina].” Manguinhos 11 (2004): 791– 

795. 

Essay review of SILVA [ref. 3228]. 

3202. KOLB, Stephan et al. (Eds.) Medizin und Gewissen: 

wenn würde ein Wert würde. Eine Dokumentation 

über den internationalen IPPNW-Kongress Erlangen 

24.-27. Mai 2001. (472 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Frankfurt 

am Main: Mabuse, 2002. ISBN: 3933050855. 

3203. KROKER, Kenton. “Epidemic Encephalitis 

and American Neurology, 1919–1940.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 78 (2004): 108–147.

3204. KRUEGER, Gretchen. “Death Be Not Proud: 

Children, Families, and Cancer in Postwar America.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 836–863. 

3205. LAWRENCE, Christopher. Rockefeller Money, 

the Laboratory, and Medicine in Edinburgh, 1919– 

1930: New Science in an Old Country. Rochester 

Studies in Medical History. (ix + 373 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Rochester, NY: Univ. of Rochester Press, 

2005. ISBN: 1580461956. 

3206. LEAVITT, Judith Walzer. “What Do Men Have 

to Do with It? Fathers and Mid-Twentieth-Century 

Childbirth.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 235–262. 

3207. LEWINSOHN, Rachel. “Prophet in His Own 

Country: Carlos Chagas and the Nobel Prize.” Perspect. 

Biol. Med. 46 (2003): 532–549. 

3208. LIANG Yong-yu and ZHANG Da-qing. “Resuming 

Sino-American Medical Exchange: In the 

Case of China Exchange News.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 117–132. 

3209. LINKER, Beth. “The Business of Ethics: Gender, 

Medicine, and the Professional Codification 

of the American Physiotherapy Association, 1918– 

1935.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 320–354. 

3210. LUDMERER, Kenneth M. Time to Heal: American 

Medical Education from the Turn of the Century 

to the Era of Managed Care. (544 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


0195181360. 

3211. MATYSIAK, Angela. “Albert B. Sabin: The 

Development of an Oral Vaccine against Poliomyelitis.” 


Dissertation at George Washington University, 2005. Adviser: 

Ribuffo, Leo P. UMI pub. no. 3183147. 313 pp. 

3212. MELLO, Maria Teresa Villela Bandeira de, and 

Aline Lopes de LACERDA. “Imágenes de la salud 

pública: la institucionalización del Instituto Oswaldo 

Cruz en Brasil.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 179–198. 

On the “role of photographic activity in the institutionalizing 

and validating of the Instituto Oswaldo Cruz.” (from the 

abstract) 

3213. MOYA DE LA CALLE, Marta. “La Gaceta Medica 

Catalana, 1900–1922.” Translated title: [Catalan 

Medical Literature, 1900–1922.] In Spanish. Diss. 


Dissertation at the Universidad de Valladolid (Spain), 2005. 

Advisers: Riera Palmero, Juan, and Luis Carro Sancristobal. 

UMI pub. no. 3195416. 622 pp. 

3214. MÜLLER, Thomas. “Medizinische Expertise - 

zionistische Visionen: Ärztinnen und Ärzte als Immigranten 

in Palästina/Israel.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

28 (2005): 321–336. 

3215. NIU Ya-hua and FENG Li-sheng. “Ding Fubao 

and Medical Exchanges between China and Japan.” 


25 (2004): 315–329. 

3216. OLSON, Tom, and Eileen WALSH. Handling 

the Sick: The Women of St. Luke’s and the Nature 

of Nursing, 1892–1937. Women and Health. (xiv + 

225 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Columbus: The Ohio State 



3217. OSLER, William. “Dearest G . . . Yours WO”: 

William Osler’s Letters from Egypt to Grace Revere 

Osler. Edited by Lawrence D. LONGO and Philip M. 


TEIGEN. With a foreword by Charles G. ROLAND 

and a postscript by Caroline-Isbelle CARON. Osler 

Library Studies in the History of Medicine, 7. (xii + 

129 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Montreal: Osler Library, 

McGill Univ. and Columbia, S.C.: American Osler 


On correspondence in 1911. 

3218. PROCTOR, Robert. Nazi War on Cancer. (x + 

380 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, N.J.: Princeton 



3219. REDICK, Alison. “American History XY: The 

Medical Treatment of Intersex, 1916–1955.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/09 (2005): 3430. 

Dissertation at New York University, 2004. Adviser: Duggan, 

Lisa. UMI pub. no. 3146698. 328 pp. 

3220. RHOADES, Michelle K. “Renegotiating French 

Masculinity: Medicine and Venereal Disease during 

the Great War.” French Hist. Stud. 29 (2006): 293– 

327. 

3221. ROQUE, Ricardo. “Sementes contra a varíola: 

Joaquim Vás e a tradução científica das pevides de 

bananeira brava em Goa, Índia (1894–1930).” Translated 

title: [Seeds against smallpox: Joaquim Vás and 

the scientific translation of bananeira brava seeds in 

Goa, India (1894–1930).] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 

11 (supp. 1) (2004): 183–222. 

3222. RUGGIERO, Kristin. Modernity in the Flesh: 

Medicine, Law, and Society in Turn-of-the-Century 

Argentina. (x + 244 pp.; bibl.; index.) Stanford, 

Calif.: Stanford Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0804748713. 


3223. SANGLARD, Gisele, and Renato da Gama- 

Rosa COSTA. “Direções e traçados da assistência 

hospitalar no Rio de Janeiro (1923–31).” Translated 

title: [Directions in hospital assistance in Rio de 

Janeiro (1923–31).] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 

(2004): 107–141. 

The article investigates parallel advances in architecture and 

bacteriology by looking at the design of three hospitals. 

3224. SCHLICH, Thomas. “Trauma Surgery and 

Traffic Policy in Germany in the 1930s: A Case 

Study in the Coevolution of Modern Surgery and 

Society.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 73–94. 

3225. SCHOMERUS, Georg. Ein Ideal und sein Nutzen: 

Ärtzliche Ethik in England und Deutschland 

1902–1933. Medizingeschichte im Kontext, 8. (211 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Frankfurt: Lang, 2001. ISBN: 

363138131X. 

3226. SEIDLER, Eduard. Kinderärtze 1933–1945: 

Entrechtet, geflohen, ermordet. (494 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Bonn: Bouvier, 2000. ISBN: 3416029194. 

3227. SENGOOPTA, Chandak. “ ‘Dr Steinach coming 

to make old young!’: Sex Glands, Vasectomy and the 

Quest for Rejuvenation in the Roaring Twenties.” 

Endeavour 27 (2003): 122–126. 

3228. SILVA, Márcia Regina Barros da. Estratégias 

da ciência: a história da Escola Paulista de Medicina 

(1933–1956). (230 pp.: ill.) Bragança Paulista: 

Edusf, 2003. ISBN: 8586965529. 


3229. SINDING, Christiane. “The Specificity of 

Medical Facts: The Case of Diabetology.” Special


Issue: Ludwik Fleck: Epistemology and Biomedical 

Sciences [ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. 

Sci. 35 (2004): 545–559. 

3230. SLATER, Leo B. “Malarial Birds: Modeling 

Infectious Human Disease in Animals.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 79 (2005): 261–294. 

Focus on the period between 1895 and 1945 at the Johns 

Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health and Bayer (I. 

G. Farben). 

3231. SNOWDEN, Frank M. The Conquest of 

Malaria: Italy, 1900–1962. (viii + 296 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 2006. 

ISBN: 0300108990. 

3232. SQUIER, Susan Merrill. Liminal Lives: Imagining 

the Human at the Frontiers of Biomedicine. (xvi 

+ 350 pp.; ill.; index.) Durham, N. C.: Duke Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 082233366X. 

“[A]rgues that fiction—particularly science fiction—serves 

as a space where worries about ethically and socially charged 

scientific procedures are worked through.” (from publisher) 


3233. TALLEY, Colin. “The Treatment of Multiple 

Sclerosis in Los Angeles and the United States, 1947– 

1960.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 874–899. 

3234. TEIXEIRA, Luiz Antonio, Maria Regina Cardoso 

SANDOVAL, and Neide Yumie TAKAOKA. “Instituto 

Pasteur de São Paulo: cem anos de combate 

à raiva.” Translated title: [Pasteur Institute of São 

Paulo: battling rabies for one hundred years.] In 


The article gives a brief history of the Institute and describes 

the exhibit celebrating its centennial. 

3235. TIMMERMANS, Stefan. “A Black Technician 

and Blue Babies.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 197– 

229. 

On Vivian T. Thomas, medical school technician who did 

experimental research on animal surgical techniques. 

3236. TIMMERMANS, Stefan, and Marc BERG. The 

Gold Standard: The Challenge of Evidence-Based 

Medicine and Standardization in Health Care. (xii 

+ 269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: Temple 


3237. TWOHIG, Peter L. Labour in the Laboratory: 

Medical Laboratory Workers in the Maritimes, 1900– 

1950. McGill-Queen’s/Associated Medical Services 

(Hannah Institute) Studies in the History of Medicine, 

Health, and Society, 23. (xvi + 241 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Montreal: McGill-Queens Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 077352861X. 

3238. VITERBO, Paula. “I Got Rhythm: Gershwin 

and Birth Control in the 1930s.” Endeavour 28 

(2004): 30–35. 

3239. VOSS, Hendrik. “Zwischen Naturwissenschaft 

und Symbolik: Zum Spezifischen der Syphilisdarstellung 

in der Literatur um 1900.” NTM 14 (2006): 

46–50. 

3240. WARD, Susan Mechele. “Rhetorically Constructing 

a ‘Cure’: FDR’s Dynamic Spectacle of 

Normalcy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 168. 

Dissertation at Regent University, 2005. Adviser: Graves, 

Michael P. UMI pub. no. 3159818. 175 pp. 

3241. WEINDLING, Paul. Nazi Medicine and the 

Nuremberg Trials: From Medical War Crimes to 

Informed Consent. (xii + 482 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004. ISBN: 

140393911X. 

3242. WEISSE, Allen B. “The Elusive Clot: The 

Controversy over Coronary Thrombosis in Myocardial 

Infarction.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 

66–78. 

3243. WEISZ, George. “Making Medical History.” 


Essay review of Frank HUISMAN and John Harley WARNER 

(eds.), Locating Medical History (2004). 

3244. WELLER, Thomas Huckle. Growing 

Pathogens in Tissue Cultures: Fifty Years in Academic 

Tropical Medicine, Pediatrics, and Virology. 

Edited by Anthony L KOMAROFF and Ellen BAR- 

LOW. (xi + 292 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Canton, Mass.: 

Published for the Boston Medical Library by Science 

History Publications, 2004. ISBN: 0881353809. 

Autobiography of one scientist who helped develop the 

technique of growing viruses in tissue culture. (from the 

publisher) Reviews: [ref. R972] 


PSYCHOLOGY 

3245. BALDWIN, Steve, and Melissa OXLAD. Electroshock 

and Minors: A Fifty-Year Review. (162 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0313308616. 

A survey of the literature since the 1940s. 

3246. BAUMEISTER, Alan A., and Mike F. 

HAWKINS. “Continuity and Discontinuity in the 

Historical Development of Modern Psychopharmacology.” 

J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 (2005): 199–209. 

3247. BEDDIES, Thomas, and Kristina HÜBENER. 

(Eds.) Dokumente zur Psychiatrie im Nationalsozialismus. 

Schriftenreihe zur Medizin-Geschichte 

des Landes Brandenburg, 6. (336 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Berlin: Be.bra Wissenschaft Verlag, 2003. ISBN: 

3937233008. 

3248. BEDDIES, Thomas, and Kristina HÜBENER. 

(Eds.) Kinder in der NS-Psychiatrie. Schriftenreihe 

zur Medizin-Geschichte des Landes Brandenburg, 

10. (205 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin-Brandenburg: Be.bra 

Wissenschaft, 2004. ISBN: 3937233148. 

3249. BRASLOW, Joel T., and Sarah Linsley 

STARKS. “The Making of Contemporary American 

Psychiatry, Part 2: Therapeutics and Gender before 

and after World War II.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 

271–288. 

3250. CAMPBELL, Nancy D. “ ‘A New Deal for 

the Drug Addict’: The Addiction Research Center, 

Lexington, Kentucky.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 

135–157. 

3251. DWYER, Ellen. “Psychiatry and Race during 

World War II.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 

117–143. 

3252. GABRIEL, Joseph M. “Mass-Producing the 

Individual: Mary C. Jarrett, Elmer E. Southard, and 

the Industrial Origins of Psychiatric Social Work.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 430–458. 

Examines the period between 1912 and 1930 in the United 

States dealing with mental health problems of industrial 

workers.

3253. GIÆVER, Øyvind. “The Psychiatry of Quislingism: 

Norwegian Psychiatric Research on the Collaborators 

of World War II.” Sci. Context 17 (2004): 

267–292. 

3254. HUBBACK, Judith. From Dawn to Dusk: Autobiography 

of Judith Hubback. (255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Wilmette: Chiron Publications, 2003. ISBN: 

1888602252. 

Hubback was a Jungian analyst. 

3255. JONES, Tiffany F. “ ‘Dis-Ordered’ States: 

Views about Mental Disorder and the Management 

of the Mad in South Africa, 1939–1989.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/02 (2005): 719. 

Dissertation at Queen’s University at Kingston, 2005. Adviser: 

Jeeves, Alan. UMI pub. no. NQ99812. 313 pp. 

3256. KELLER, Richard C. “Pinel in the Maghreb: 

Liberation, Confinement, and Psychiatric Reform in 

French North Africa.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 

459–499. 

3257. KOBLIZEK, Ruth, and Gernot SCHNABERTH. 

Neurologie Rosenhügel-Rothschild Stiftung. 90 Jahre 

Nathaniel Freiherr von Rothschild-Stiftung für Nervenkranke 

in Wien, 50 Jahre Schlaganfallzentrum 

Rosenhügel. (99 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Wien: Verein MEMO, 

2002. ISBN: 3950123814. 

3258. LEAHY, Todd E. “The Canton Asylum: Indians, 

Psychiatrists, and Government Policy, 1899– 

1934.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 (2006): 630686. 

Dissertation at Oklahoma State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Moses, L. G.UMI pub. no. 3189229. 240 pp. On the Canton 

Asylum for Insane Indians in Canton, South Dakota. 

3259. LI Yaming. “Psychoanalysis and the Western 

Modernity.” Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 

266–276. 

Essay review of Eli ZARETSKY, Secrets of the Soul (2004). 

3260. MACEY, David. Frantz Fannon: A Biography. 

(xvi + 640 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Picador 

USA, 2001. ISBN: 0312275501. 

3261. MATSUMURA, Janice. “State Propaganda and 

Mental Disorders: The Issue of Psychiatric Casualties 

among Japanese Soldiers during the Asia-Pacific 

War.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 804–835. 

3262. MAYER, Susan Jean. “The Early Evolution 

of Jean Piaget’s Clinical Method.” Hist. Psychol. 8 

(2005): 362–382. 

3263. MÜLLER, Thomas. “Die Neurologische 

Abteilung des Krankenhauses Lankwitz: Ein Beitrag 

zur Geschichte der Emigration, der Psychotherapie 

und des Berliner Krankenhauses.” Sudhoffs Arch. 88 

(2004): 54–76. 

Account of the Lankwitz Psychiatric Hospital near Berlin, 

founded by the Jewish physicians James Fraenkel and Albert 

Oliven in 1890. 

3264. ÖGREN, Kenneth, and Mikael SANDLUND. 

“Psychosurgery in Sweden 1944–1964.” J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 14 (2005): 353–367. 

3265. RAITT, Suzanne. “Early British Psychoanalysis 

and the Medico-Psychological Clinic.” Hist. 

Workshop J. 58 (2004): 63–85. 

3266. REMBIS, Michael A. “ ‘I ain’t been reading 

while on parole’: Experts, Mental Tests, and Eugenic 

Commitment Law in Illinois, 1890–1940.” Hist. 

Psychol. 7 (2004): 225–247. 


Focus on law committing females deemed to be mentally 

deficient. 

3267. RITTER, Hans Jakob, and Volker ROELCKE. 

“Psychiatric Genetics in Munich and Basel between 

1925 and 1945: Programs - Practices - Comparative 

Arrangements.” Volume title: Politics and Science 

in Wartime: Comparative International Perspectives 

on the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute [ref. 2690]. Osiris 20 

(2005): 263–288. 

3268. SACRISTÁN, Cristina. “Por el bien de la 

economía nacional. Trabajo terapéutico y asistencia 

pública en el Manicomio de La Castañeda de la 

ciudad de México, 1929–1932.” Translated title: [For 

the good of the nation’s economy: therapeutic work 

and public assistance at La Castañeda asylum in 

Mexico City, 1929–32.] In Spanish. Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 675–692. 


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3269. SADOWSKY, Jonathan. “Beyond the Metaphor 

of the Pendulum: Electroconvulsive Therapy, Psychoanalysis, 

and the Styles of American Psychiatry.” J. 

Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 1–25. 

3270. STARKS, Sarah Linsley, and Joel T. 

BRASLOW. “The Making of Contemporary American 

Psychiatry, Part 1: Patients, Treatments, and 

Therapeutic Rationales before and after World War 

II.” Hist. Psychol. 8 (2005): 176–193. 

3271. WAKE, Naoko. “Private Practices: Harry 

Stack Sullivan, Homosexuality, and the Limits of 

Psychiatric Liberalism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/06 

(2005): 2362. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2005. Adviser: Capshew, 

James H. UMI pub. no. 317848. 339 pp. 

3272. WINTER, Alison. “Screening Selves: Sciences 

of Memory and Identity on Film, 1930–1960.” Hist. 

Psychol. 7 (2004): 367–401. 

On the use of film as both a model of mental processes and as 

a way of recording the effects of treatment and experiments 

using so-called truth drugs. 

3273. WINTER, Alison. “The Making of ‘Truth 

Serum.’ ” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 500–533. 

3274. ZALASHIK, Rakefet. “Psychiatry, Ethnicity 

and Migration: The Case of Palestine 1920–1948.” 

Dynamis 25 (2005): 403–422. 


HEALTH 

3275. ABEL, Emily K. “From Exclusion to Expulsion: 

Mexicans and Tuberculosis Control in Los 

Angeles, 1914–1940.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 

823–849. 

3276. ABU-RABIA, Aref. “Indigenous Practices 

among Palestinians for Healing Eye Diseases and 

Inflammations.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 383–402. 

3277. ACKERMAN, Michael. “Interpreting the 

‘Newer Knowledge of Nutrition’: Science, Interests, 

and Values in the Making of Dietary Advice in 

the United States, 1915–1965.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/03 (2005): 1128. 


Kett, Joseph F. UMI pub. no. 3168455. 765 pp. 

3278. ALMEIDA, Marta de. República dos invisíveis: 

Emílio Ribas, microbiologia e saúde públicat em São


Paulo (1898–1917). Estudos CDAPH, série ciencia, 

saúde e educação. (370 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Bragança 

Paulista: Editora Universitaria São Francisco, 2003. 

ISBN: 8586965499. 

Based on Dissertation (Master)–University of São Paulo, 

1998. 

3279. ANDERSON, Warwick. “Excremental Colonialism: 

Public Health and the Poetics of Pollution.” 

In BASHFORD and HOOKER [ref. 539], 76–105. 

On the Philippines in the 20th century. 

3280. AU, Sokhieng. “Medicine and Modernity in 

Colonial Cambodia.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 (2006): 

3783. 


Adviser: Lesch, John E. UMI pub. no. 3190798. 334 pp. On 

“the introduction of the French colonial medical system in 

Cambodia.” (from the abstract) 

3281. BEEMER, Jeffrey K., Douglas L. ANDERTON, 

and Susan Hautaniemi LEONARD. “Sewers in the 

City: A Case Study of Individual-Level Mortality 

and Public Health Initiatives in Northampton, Massachusetts, 

at the Turn of the Century.” J. Hist. Med. 

Allied Sci. 60 (2005): 42–72. 

3282. BEIER, Lucinda McCray. “Expertise and 

Control: Childbearing in Three Twentieth-Century 

Working-Class Lancashire Communities.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 78 (2004): 379–409. 

3283. BERNABEU MESTRE, Josep, and Teresa 

BALLESTER ARTIGUES. La ciutat del dolor: 

Metàfores, estigma i exclusiò social en la lluita contra 

la lepra: Fontilles, 1901–1932. (101 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Telada: Institut d’Estudis Comarcals de la 

Marina Alta (Ajuntament de Teulada), 2002. ISBN: 

8492072571. 

3284. BERRIDGE, Virginia. Health and Society in 

Britain since 1939. (viii + 133 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


0521572304. 

3285. BIRN, Anne-Emanuelle. “Buscando desesperadamente 

la descentralización: las políticas de salud 

mexicanas en dos épocas de reforma (los años 20 y 30 

y la década de los 80).” Dynamis 25 (2005): 279–310. 

3286. BOROWY, Iris, and Wolf D. GRUNER. (Eds.) 

Facing Illness in Troubled Times: Health in Europe 

in the Interwar Years, 1918–1939. (xiv + 424 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 2005. ISBN: 

3631519486. 

3287. BOROWY, Iris. “Health in Interwar Palestine: 

Ethnic Realities and International Views.” Dynamis 

25 (2005): 423–450. 

3288. BYROM, Bradley Allen. “A Vision of Self 

Support: Disability and the Rehabilitation Movement 

in Progressive America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 

(2004): 1506. 

Dissertation at the University of Iowa, 2004. Adviser: 

Stromquist, H. Shelton. UMI pub. no. 3129285. 271 

pp. 

3289. CARRILLO, Ana María. “Salud pública y 

poder durante el Cardenismo: México, 1934–1940.” 

Dynamis 25 (2005): 145–178. 

3290. CARTER, Eric D. “Disease, Science, and Regional 

Development: Malaria Control in Northwest 

Argentina, 1890–1950.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/08 

(2006): 3046. 


Adviser: Zimmerer, Karl S. UMI pub. no. 3186104. 553 pp. 

3291. CASSELS, Susan Lynn. “Population Dynamics, 

Health, and Labor Migration in Micronesia during 

the Japanese Occupation, 1919–1945.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1178. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Singer, 

Burton H. UMI pub. no. 3169788. 188 pp. 

3292. COLGROVE, James. “Between Persuasion 

and Compulsion: Smallpox Control in Brooklyn and 

New York, 1894–1902.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004): 

349–378. 

3293. COLGROVE, James Keith. “Vaccination Policy, 

Politics and Law in the Twentieth Century.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. B 65/04 (2004): 1805. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2004. Adviser: Bayer, 

Ronald. UMI pub. no. 3128937. 452 pp. 

3294. CÓRDOBA, Ernesto Aréchiga. “Dictadura 

sanitaria, educación y propaganda higiénica en el 

México Revolucionario, 1917–1934.” Dynamis 25 

(2005): 117–144. 

3295. COSTA, Maria Clélia Lustosa. “Teorias 

médicas e gestão urbana: a seca de 1877–79 em 

Fortaleza.” Translated title: [Medical theories and 

urban management: Fortaleza’s 1877–79 drought.] In 


On the ideas, medical practices, and administrative initiatives 

adopted during a drought accompanied by a smallpox 

epidemic. 

3296. DANIEL, Thomas M. Wade Hampton Frost, Pioneer 

Epidemiologist, 1880–1938: Up to the Mountain. 

(xx + 238 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Rochester: 

Univ. of Rochester Press, 2004. ISBN: 1580461778. 

Includes a bibliography of works by Wade Hampton Frost. 

3297. FARIA, Lina. “A Casa de Geraldo de Paula 

Souza: texto e imagem sobre um sanitarista paulista.” 

Translated title: [The House of Geraldo de Paula 

Souza: text and image of a sanitarian from São Paulo.] 

In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 (2005): 1011–1024. 


20.pdf. 

3298. HOCHMAN, Gilberto. “Cambio político y 

reformas de la salud pública en Brasil. El primer 

gobierno Vargas (1930–1945).” Dynamis 25 (2005): 

199–226. 

3299. HOOKER, Claire. “Sanitary Failure and Risk: 

Pasteurisation, Immunisation and the Logics of Prevention.” 

In BASHFORD and HOOKER [ref. 539], 

129–149. 

3300. KIM, Jean Ju. “Empire at the Crossroads of 

Modernity: Plantations, Medicine, and the Biopolitics 

of Life in Hawai’i, 1898–1948.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/09 (2006): 3432. 

Dissertation at Cornell University, 2005. Adviser: Okihiro, 

Gary Y. UMI pub. no. 3192102. 483 pp. 

3301. LEVENE, Alysa, Martin POWELL, and John 

STEWART. “Patterns of Municipal Health Expenditure 

in Interwar England and Wales.” Bull. Hist. Med. 

78 (2004): 635–669. 

3302. LITSIOS, Socrates. “Selskar Gunn and China: 

The Rockefeller Foundation’s ‘Other’ Approach to 

Public Health.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 295–318. 

3303. LOMBARDO, Paul A., and Gregory M. DORR. 

“Eugenics, Medical Education, and the Public Health

Service: Another Perspective on the Tuskegee 

Syphilis Experiment.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 

291–316. 

3304. LÖWY, Ilana. “ ‘Intervenir et représenter’ : 

Campagnes sanitaires et élaboration des cartographies 

de l’ankylostomiase.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 

337–362. 

3305. LÖWY, Ilana. “ ‘A River That Is Cutting Its 

Own Bed’: The Serology of Syphilis between Laboratory, 

Society and the Law.” Special Issue: Ludwik 

Fleck: Epistemology and Biomedical Sciences 

[ref. 570]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 

(2004): 509–524. 

3306. MEYER, Jimmy Elaine Wilkinson. Any Friend 

of the Movement: Networking for Birth Control, 

1920–1940. Women and Health: Cultural and Social 

Perspectives. (xxii + 296 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Columbus: Ohio State Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0814209548. 


3307. NAKAJIMA, Chieko. “Health, Medicine and 

Nation in Shanghai, ca. 1900–1945.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 65/02 (2004): 653. 


Young, Ernest P. UMI pub. no. 3122009. 309 pp. 

3308. NEEFS, Hans. “The Introduction of Diagnostic 

and Treatment Innovations for Syphilis in Post-War 

VD Policy: ‘L’expérience belge.’ ” Dynamis 24 

(2004): 93–118. 

On the years from 1900 to 1930. 

3309. O’BRIEN, Ruth. Crippled Justice: The History 

of Modern Disability Policy in the Workplace. 

(xiv + 288 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: The Univ. of 


3310. OSTHERR, Kirsten. Cinematic Prophylaxis: 

Globalization and Contagion in the Discourse of 

World Health. (xii + 275 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Durham: Duke Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0822336480. 

On how the representation of biological contagion in popular 

and public health films has been responsible for the 

understanding of disease. 

3311. PAIVA, Carlos Henrique Assunção. “Imperialismo 

& filantropia: a experiência da Fundação 

Rockefeller e o sanitarismo no Brasil na Primeira 

República [Imperialism and philanthropy: the experience 

of the Rockefeller Foundation and hygienism 

under Brazil’s First Republic].” Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 205–214. 

Essay review of SANTOS and FARIA [ref. 3319]. 

3312. PALMER, Steven. “Esbozo histórico de la 

medicina estatal en América Central.” Dynamis 25 

(2005): 59–86. 

3313. PARASCANDOLA, John. “The Pharmacist and 

VD Control in World War II America.” Pharm. Hist. 

47 (2005): 62–68. 

3314. PEARSON, Reggie L. “Crucible of Change: 

Black Health Care in the Urban South, 1910–1954.” 



Hill, 2004. Adviser: Wailoo, Keith. UMI pub. no. 3129786. 

268 pp. 

3315. PICARD, Alyssa. “Making the American 

Mouth: Dental Professionalization, Dental Public 


Health, and the Construction of Identity in the 20th 

Century United States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 

(2004): 667. 


Pernick, Martin S. UMI pub. no. 3122024. 369 pp. 

3316. PIVAR, David J. Purity and Hygiene: Women, 

Prostitution, and the “American Plan,” 1900–1930. 

Contributions in American History, 193. (xxi + 283 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 

2001. ISBN: 0313320322. 


3317. ROSENBERG, Clifford D. “The Colonial Politics 

of Health Care Provision in Interwar Paris.” 

French Hist. Stud. 27 (2004): 637–668. 

3318. ROSS, Chad. Naked Germany: Health, Race 

and the Nation. (xi + 239 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Berg, 2005. ISBN: 1859738613. 

3319. SANTOS, Luiz Antonio de Castro, and Lina 

Rodrigues de FARIA. A reforma sanitária no Brasil: 

ecos da primeira república. Série Ciência, saúde e 

educação. (204 pp.; bibl.) Bragança Paulista (Brazil): 

EDUSF, 2003. ISBN: 8586965502. 


3320. SEN, Srabani. “Dawn of Nutrition Research 

in India—Pre-Independence Era.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 

40 (2005): 81–106. 

3321. SILBERGELD, Ellen. “The Unbearable Heaviness 

of Lead.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 164–171. 

Essay review of Peter C. ENGLISH, Old Paint (2001). 

3322. SOUZA, Christiane Maria Cruz de. “A gripe 

espanhola em Salvador, 1918: cidade de becos e 

cortiços.” Translated title: [The Spanish flu in Salvador, 

1918: city of alleys and tenements.] In Portuguese. 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 71–99. 

Spanish Flu in Brazil special section. Additional articles 

are Adriana da Costa GOULART, “Revisitando a espanhola: 

a gripe pandêmica de 1918 no Rio de Janeiro,” 101–142; 

Liane Maria BERTUCCI-MARTINS, “Entre doutores e para 

os leigos: fragmentos do discurso médico na influenza de 

1918,” 143–157. 

3323. SQUIERS, Carol. The Body at Risk: Photography 

of Disorder, Illness, and Healing. (256 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Berkeley: Univ. of California Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0520247337. 

Exhibit catalogue. On the work of 20th-century photographers 

who documented various aspects of health, including 

child abuse, AIDS, and environmental pollution. 

3324. STEIN, Eric Andrew. “Vital Times: Power, 

Public Health, and Memory in Rural Java.” Diss. 


Dissertation at the University of Michigan, 2005. Advisers: 

Hunt, Nancy R., and Ann L. Stoler. UMI pub. no. 3192785. 

340 pp. 

3325. SUFIAN, Sandy. “Re-imagining Palestine: Scientific 

Knowledge and Malaria Control in Mandatory 

Palestine.” Dynamis 25 (2005): 351–382. 

3326. SÜSS, Winfried. Der “Völkskörper” im Krieg: 

Gesundheitspolitik, Gesundheitsverhältnisse und 

Krankenmord im nationalsozialistischen Deutschland 

1939–1945. Studien zur Zeitgeschichte, 65. 

(513 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) München: Oldenbourg, 

2003. ISBN: 3486567195. 

Revised thesis (doctoral)–Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, 

München, 1998/1999. Reviews: [ref. R898]


3327. THOMAS, Julie L. “International Intercourse: 

Establishing a Transnational Discourse on Birth Control 

in the Interwar Era.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 

(2005): 379. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2004. Adviser: Allen, 

Judith A. UMI pub. no. 3162269. 256 pp. 

3328. TROESKEN, Werner. Water, Race, and Disease. 

NBER Series on Long-Term Factors in Economic 

Development. (xvii + 251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


0262201488. 

Argues that racism actually helped promote certain public 

health measures for both whites and blacks in urban America 

during the first half of the 20th century. 

3329. VIEIRA DE CAMPOS, André Luiz. “La expansión 

de la autoridad estatal y el Servicio Especial de 

Salud Pública en el Brasil, 1942–1960.” Dynamis 25 

(2005): 227–256. 

3330. WILSON, Jamie Jaywann. “Sickness, Health, 

and the Politics of Well Being in Harlem, New York, 

during the Interwar Period.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/04 

(2005): 1463. 

Dissertation at New York University, 2005. Adviser: Bender, 

Thomas. UMI pub. no. 3170888. 241 pp. 


3331. BAN, Thomas A., David HEALY, and Edward 

SHORTER. (Eds.) The Triumph of Psychopharmacology 

and the Story of CINP. (375 pp.; ill.) Budapest 

[Hungary]: Animula, 2000. 

3332. BENEDEK, Thomas G. “Ehrlich’s Theory of 

Drug Action and Anti-Tuberculous Gold Therapy.” 

Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 18–22. 

3333. BENTLEY, Ronald. “The Development of 

Penicillin: Genesis of a Famous Antibiotic.” Perspect. 

Biol. Med. 48 (2005): 444–452. 

Essay review of Eric LAX, The Mold in Dr. Florey’s Coat 

(2004). 

3334. BIRKE, Lynda. “Andromeda Freed From Her 

Chains.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 123–128. 

Essay review of Lara V. MARKS, Sexual Chemistry (2001). 

3335. CONROY, Mary Schaeffer. “Russian- 

American Pharmaceutical Relations, 1900–1945.” 

Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 143–166. 

3336. COOPER, Dale. “The Trading with the Enemy 

Act of 1917 and Synthetic Drugs: Relieving Scarcity, 

Controlling Prices, and Establishing Pre-Marketing 

Licensing Controls.” Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 47–61. 

3337. CRELLIN, John K. A Social History of 

Medicines in the Twentieth Century: To Be Taken 

Three Times a Day. (xi + 340 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Pharmaceutical Products Press, 2004. 

ISBN: 0789018446. 

On the use of prescriptions in the United States, Canada, and 

England. Reviews: [ref. R184] 

3338. DRÁBEK, Pavel, and Jiˇrí HANZLÍČEK. Farmacie 

ve dvacátém století. Práce z dějin techniky a 

pˇrírodních věd, 6. (148 pp.) Praha: Národní technické 

muzeum, 2005. 

3339. KUSHNER, Howard I. “Taking Biology Seriously: 

The Next Task for Historians of Addiction?” 


Essay review of Caroline Jean ACKER and Sarah W. TRACY 

(eds.), Altering American Consciousness (2004); Jonathon 

ERLEN and Joseph F. SPILLANE (eds.), Federal Drug Control 

(2004). 

3340. LARSEN, Jakob Bjerg, Jeanine K. MOUNT, 

Poul R. KRUSE, and Karsten VRANGBÄK. “Dynamics 

of Pharmacy Regulation in Denmark, 1932–1994: 

A Study of Profession-State Relations.” Pharm. Hist. 

46 (2004): 43–61. 

3341. MUZZIN, Linda J., Maija SAARI, and Maria 

Athina MARTIMIANAKIS. “Wonder Drugs, Working 

Women, and the War: The Education and Careers 

of 1940s Pharmacy Graduates in Ontario, Canada.” 

Pharm. Hist. 47 (2005): 127–142. 

3342. OSSEO-ASARE, Abena Dove Agyepoma. 

“Bitter Roots: African Science and the Search for 

Healing Plants in Ghana, 1885–2005.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/05 (2005): 1932. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Brandt, 

Allan M. UMI pub. no. 3173997. 302 pp. 

3343. PINCHAK, Frank, and David L. COWEN. “ ‘A 

Bit of Honest Information’ Pharmacy in an Industrial 

Eastern City in the Early Twentieth Century.” Pharm. 

Hist. 46 (2004): 167–169. 

3344. RASMUSSEN, Nicolas. “Making the First 

Anti-Depressant: Amphetamine in American 

Medicine, 1929–1950.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 

61 (2006): 288–323. 

3345. RASMUSSEN, Nicolas. “The Drug Industry 

and Clinical Research in Interwar America: Three 

Types of Physician Collaborator.” Bull. Hist. Med. 79 

(2005): 50–80. 

3346. RASMUSSEN, Nicolas. “The Moral Economy 

of the Drug Company–Medical Scientist Collaboration 

in Interwar America.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

161–185. 

3347. SMITH, Mickey. “The Rexall Family Druggist.” 

Pharm. Hist. 46 (2004): 124–131. 

On Rexall Drug Company commercials during 1940s radio 

programs in the US. 


3348. ADAMSON, Matthew. “Commissariat of the 

Atom: The Expansion of the French Nuclear Complex, 

1945–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66 (2005): 

735. 

Dissertation at Indiana University, 2005. Adviser: Capshew, 

James H. UMI pub. no. 3163023. 695 pp. 

3349. ADAS, Michael. Dominance by Design: Technological 

Imperatives and America’s Civilizing Mission. 

(542 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: 

Belknap Press of Harvard Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0674018672. 

3350. BROWN, Elspeth H. The Corporate Eye: Photography 

and the Rationalization of American Commercial 

Culture, 1884–1929. Studies in Industry and 

Society. (viii + 334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore, 

Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0801880998. 

“Examines the intersection of photography as a mass technology 

with corporate concerns about efficiency.” Includes 

discussion of motion studies, applied psychology, advertising, 

etc. (from WorldCat) 

3351. CHEN Chao-qun and YANG Jian. “The Foundation 

of the School of Engineering of Tsinghua

University.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo 

Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 300–314. 

3352. DAMER, Eric. Discovery by Design: The Department 

of Mechanical Engineering of the University 

of British Columbia, Origins and History, 1907–2001. 

(xii + 226 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Vancouver: Ronsdale 

Press, 2002. ISBN: 0921870957. 

3353. DOYLE, Kathleen Markert. “Contributions of 

the Theory of Conformal Mapping to the Field of 

Electrical Engineering Education and Practice.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/05 (2005): 1683. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2005. Adviser: Vogeli, 

Bruce R. UMI pub. no. 3174779. 109 pp. Focus on 

the “developments made by a group of electrical engineers 

during the early portion of the 20th century.” (from the 

abstract) 

3354. DUNCAN, Francis. Rickover: The Struggle 

for Excellence. (xviii + 364 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 2001. ISBN: 

1557501777. 

Hyman Rickover was a U.S. Navy engineer who pioneered 

nuclear propulsion for submarines. 

3355. FAROOQUE, Mahmud. “The Evolution of 

Technological Forecasting and Contemporary Policy 

Systems, 1935–1999.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/02 

(2004): 670. 

Dissertation at George Mason University, 2004. Adviser: 

Kash, Don E. UMI pub. no. 3121788. 340 pp. 

3356. GUO Jin-hai. “Investigations of New Formulas 

for Helical Springs by A. M. Wahl & Joseph K. Wood 

and Wang Ki-Tung’s Response.” [Translated title.] In 


3357. GUSEJNOVA, Dina. “Concepts of Culture and 

Technology in Germany, 1916–1933: Ernst Cassirer 

and Oswald Spengler.” J. Eur. Stud. 36 (2006): 5–30. 

3358. HOMMELS, Anique. Unbuilding Cities: Obduracy 

in Urban Socio-technical Change. Inside 

Technology. (viii + 281 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. ISBN: 026208340X. 

Uses the concepts from science and technology studies to 

inform the study of cities. 

3359. HULL, James P. “Raising Standards: Public 

Works and Industrial Practice in Interwar Ontario.” 


3360. JAKLE, John A. City Lights: Illuminating the 

American Night. Landscapes of the Night. (x + 292 

pp.; ill.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 

2001. ISBN: 080186593X. 

3361. LUSA MONFORTE, Guillermo. (Ed.) El Conflicto 

con la Diputación (1915). La Plena Incorporación 

de la Escuela al Estado (1917). ISSN:1137- 

0238. Documentos de la Escuela de Ingenieros Industriales 

de Barcelona, 13. (191 pp.; ill.) Barcelona: 

Escola Tècnica Superior d’Enginyeria Industrial de 

Barcelona, 2003. 

3362. MAJUMDAR, Sisir K. “Einstein, Molecule and 

Medicine.” Indian J. Hist. Sci. 41 (2006): 111–120. 

On Einstein’s contribution to laser technology. 

3363. MARCUS, Alan I. (Ed.) Engineering in a 

Land-Grant Context: The Past, Present, and Future 

of an Idea. (198 pp.; bibl.; index.) West Lafayette, 

Ind.: Purdue Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 1557533601. 

Contents (from WorldCat): David HARMON, “Collegiate 

Conflict: Internal Dissension at Land-Grant Colleges and the 


Failure to Establish Engineering Experiment Stations.” Alan 

I. MARCUS, Erik LOKENSGARD, “Creation of the Modern 

Land-Grant University: Chemical Engineering, Agricultural 

By-Products and the Reconceptualization of Iowa State College, 

1920–1940.” Terry REYNOLDS, “Chemical Engineering, 

Accreditation, and the Land-Grant Colleges.” Deborah 

G. DOUGLAS, “The End of ‘Try-and-Fly’: The Origins and 

Evolution of American Aeronautical Engineering Education 

through World War II.” Amy Sue BIX, “Engineering National 

Defense: Technical Education at Land-Grant Institutions during 

World War II.” Howard P. SEGAL, “Reengineering the 

Land-Grant University: The Kellogg Commission in Historical 

Context.” Bruce SEELY, “Reinventing the Wheel: The 

Continuous Development of Engineering Education in the 

Twentieth Century.” 

3364. MARSHALL, Alan. Du plomb à la lumière : La 

lumitype-photon et la naissance des industries graphiques 

modernes. (xiii + 427 pp.; ill.) Paris: Maison 

des sciences de l’homme, 2003. ISBN: 2735110095. 

3365. MAYER, Mark G. “Power for the People? The 

John H. Kerr Dam and Federal Hydropower Policy 

in the Southeast.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 

1510. 

Dissertation at the University of South Carolina, 2004. Adviser: 

Maney, Patrick. UMI pub. no. 3130468. 253 pp. 

3366. MCLEAN, Donald F. Restoring Baird’s Image. 

IEE History of Technology Series, 27. (xx + 295 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Institution of Electrical 

Engineers, 2000. ISBN: 0852967950. 

On the early 20th-century British television pioneer. 

3367. MIYAMATO Masaki. “An Outline of the Development 

of PVC Technology in Japan (Part 1).” 


(Chem.) 31 (2004): 279–296. 

See also: MIYAMATO Masaki, “An Outline of the Development 

of PVC Technology in Japan (Part 2)” Kagakushi Ken. 

(Chem.) 32 (2005): 20–31. 

3368. MONAGHAN, David W. Canada’s “New Main 

Street”: The Trans-Canada Highway as Idea and Reality, 

1912–1956. Transformation Series/Collection 

Transformation, 11. (ix + 90 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Ottawa: Canada Science and Technology 

Museum, 2002. ISBN: 0660187205. 


3369. MORRIS, Peter. Essay review. Ambix 53 

(2006): 83–86. 

Essay review of DIENEL [ref. 2597]; TRAVIS [ref. 2918]; 

LORENTZ and ERKER [ref. 2911]; Hans-Liudger DIENEL, 

Linde (2004). 

3370. MUDD, Gevin M. “The Legacy of Early Uranium 

Efforts in Australia, 1906–1945: From Radium 

Hill to the Atomic Bomb and Today.” Hist. Rec. Aust. 

Sci. 16 (2005): 169–198. 

Concerns the uranium industry, uranium exploration, and 

radioactive waste problems. 

3371. ROOIJ, Arjan van. “Engineering Contractors 

in the Chemical Industry: The Development of Ammonia 

Processes, 1910–1940.” Hist. & Tech. 21 

(2005): 345–366. 

3372. SEGAL, Howard P. Recasting the Machine 

Age: Henry Ford’s Village Industries. (xv + 244 

pp.; ill.; map; bibl.; index.) Amherst: Univ. of 

Massachusetts Press, 2005. ISBN: 1558494812. 

3373. SLATON, Amy. Reinforced Concrete and the 

Modernization of American Building, 1900–1930.


Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Technology. 

(xiii + 255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns 

Hopkins Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 080186559X. 


3374. STIVERS, Richard. “Roderick Seidenberg.” 

Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 24 (2004): 151–154. 

3375. THOMAS, Bruce MacA., and Brian J. ROBIN- 

SON. “Harry Clive Minnett 1917–2003.” Hist. Rec. 

Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 199–220. 

He was known for his work on radars as well as radio and 

optical telescopes. 

3376. TOMITA Tetsuo. “Patents Granted in Korea 

in the Colonial Era.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


3377. VERMIJ, Rienk. “Mededeling van redactie en 

bestur.” Special Issue: De betwiste modernisering 

van Nederland. Gewina 28 (2005): 5–6. 

Articles about the history of technology in the Netherlands 

include: Harry LINTSEN et al, “De betwiste mondernisering 

van Nederland,” 9–11; Karel DAVIDS, “Keuzes en patronen 

in de techniekgeschiedenis van Nederland in de Twintigste 

eeuw,” 12–22; Geert VANPAEMEL, “De techniek van 

de Nederlandse samenleving,” 23–31; Harry LINTSEN et 

al, “De bijdrage van de techniekgeschiedenis aan de geschiedenis 

van Nederland. Een reactie op Karel Davids en 

Geert Vanpaemel,” 32–36; J. H. M. JANSSEN, “Wonderstof 

en Sluipmoordenaar. De perceptie van het asbestgevaar als 

spiegel van de tijd 1930–1990,” 38–53. 

3378. WOLFE, Maynard Frank. Rube Goldberg: 

Inventions. (191 pp.; ill.; bibl.) New York: Simon & 

Schuster, 2000. ISBN: 0684867249. 

3379. ZHAO Yanghui. “Soviet Union’s Aid to China 

in Navy Technology Education: The Case of Naval 

Engineering Department, Harbin Institute of Military 

Engineering, 1952–1956.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 19–31. 


TECHNOLOGIES 

3380. BODDY, William. New Media and Popular 

Imagination: Launching Radio, Television, and Digital 

Media in the United States. Oxford Television 

Studies. (x + 172 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 


3381. FERRY, Georgina. A Computer Called LEO: 

Lyons Teashops and the World’s First Office Computer. 

(xi + 221 pp.; ill.) London: Fourth Estate, 

2003. ISBN: 1841151858. 

3382. FOLTA, Jaroslav. Vývoj výpočetní techniky. 

Práce z dějin techniky a pˇrírodních věd, 5. (128 pp.) 

Praha: Národní technické muzeum, 2005. 

Overview from the 1930s to the construction of large mainframes; 

looks at Western and Eastern Europe, Asia, and 

USA. 

3383. HEINTZ, Bettina. “When Is a Proof a Proof?” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 929–943. 

Essay review of Donald A. MACKENZIE, Mechanizing Proof 

(2001). 

3384. HONG, Sungook. “Marconi’s Error: The First 

Transatlantic Wireless Telegraphy in 1901.” Special 

Issue: Errors: Consequences of Big Mistakes in the 

Natural and Social Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 

(2005): 107–124. 

3385. LÉCUYER, Christophe. Making Silicon Valley: 

Innovation and the Growth of High Tech, 1930– 

1970. Inside Technology. (x + 393 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0262122812. 

3386. MOSCO, Vincent. The Digital Sublime: 

Myth, Power, and Cyberspace. (232 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge/London: MIT Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0262633299. 

3387. MUSSIO, Laurence B. Telecom Nation: 

Telecommunications, Computers and Governments 

in Canada. (328 pp.; ill.) Montreal: McGill/Queen’s 


3388. PENG Yongdong. “The Early Diffusion of 

Cybernetics in China (1929–1966).” [Translated 


299–318. 

3389. WEDGE, John. “The United States, Radio 

Architecture, and Global Space, 1933–1951.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 298. 


Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Hoddeson, Lillian. UMI pub. 

no. 3160970. 331 pp. 

3390. WINKLER, Jonathan Reed. “Wiring the World: 

United States Foreign Policy and Global Strategic 

Communications, 1914–1921.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/03 (2004): 1088. 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2004. Adviser: Gaddis, John 

Lewis. UMI pub. no. 3125329. 424 pp. 


3391. BESLEY, John C., and James SHANAHAN. 

“Media Attention and Exposure in Relation to Support 

for Agricultural Biotechnology.” Sci. Commun. 

26 (2005): 347–367. 

3392. BOWLEY, Patricia. “The Committee on Lands 

of the Conservation Commission, Canada, 1909– 

1921: Romantic Agrarianism in Ontario in an Age 

of Agricultural Realism.” Sci. Canadensis 21 (1997): 

67–87. 

3393. CASTONGUAY, Stéphane. “L’Institut de Belleville 

: expansion et déclin de la recherche sur le 

contrôle biologique au Canada, 1909–1972.” Sci. 

Canadensis 22-23 (1998-1999): 51–101. 

3394. CECCATTI, John S. “Resisting Insects: Shifting 

Strategies in Chemical Control.” Endeavour 28 

(2004): 14–19. 

3395. COTTER, Joseph. Troubled Harvest: Agronomy 

and Revolution in Mexico, 1880–2002. Contributions 

in Latin American studies, 22. (xxvi + 393 

pp.; bibl.) Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2003. ISBN: 

0313325154. 

3396. GILFOYLE, Daniel. “Veterinary Immunology 

as Colonial Science: Method and Quantification in 

the Investigation of Horsesickness in South Africa, 

c. 1905–1945.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 

26–65. 

3397. GRIGGS, Peter. “Entomology in the Service of 

the State: Queensland Scientists and the Campaign 

against Cane Beetles, 1895–1950.” Hist. Rec. Aust. 

Sci. 16 (2005): 1–29. 

3398. HU Xianxiao and HU Zong-gang. “A General 

Survey of Research Institutions for Agriculture

in Modern China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


3399. HUBBARD, Jennifer Mary. A Science on the 

Scales: The Rise of Canadian Atlantic Fisheries 

Biology, 1898–1939. (x + 351 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 2006. ISBN: 


3400. JONES, Jeffrey Jacob. “The World Was Our 

Garden: United States Plant Introduction, Empire, 

and Industrial Agri(culture), 1898–1948.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1131. 

Dissertation at Purdue University, 2004. Adviser: Curtis, 

Susan. UMI pub. no. 3166642. 547 pp. 

3401. KIMMELMAN, Barbara A. “Mr. Blakeslee 

Builds His Dream House: Agricultural Institutions, 

Genetics, and Careers, 1900–1915.” Special Issue: 

Biology and Agriculture [ref. 651]. J. Hist. Biol. 39 

(2006): 241–280. 

3402. MATCHETT, Karin. “At Odds over Inbreeding: 

An Abandoned Attempt at Mexico/United States Collaboration 

to ‘Improve’ Mexican Corn, 1940–1950.” 

Special Issue: Biology and Agriculture [ref. 651]. J. 


3403. PETERS, Erica J. “Taste, Taxes, and Technologies: 

Industrializing Rice Alcohol in Northern 

Vietnam, 1902–1913.” French Hist. Stud. 27 (2004): 

569–600. 

3404. SHEPHERD, Chris J. “Imperial Science: The 

Rockefeller Foundation and Agricultural Science in 

Peru, 1940–1960.” Special issue on Postcolonial 

Technoscience [ref. 657]. Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 113– 

137. 

3405. WATANABE Hiroyuki. “The Total Mobilization 

and Wildlife: The Introduction of Nutrias in 

Japan.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. 

(Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 129–139. 

Nutrias were bred for fur during World War II. 

3406. WEST, A. Joshua. “Forests and National Security: 

British and American Forestry Policy in the 

Wake of World War I.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 

270–293. 

3407. ZHANG Yu-mu. “Science and Technology of 

Agriculture in the KMT-Ruled Area in Hubei during 

the War of Resistance Against Japan.” [Translated 


106–116. 


3408. ADAMS, Noah. The Flyers: In Search of 

Wilbur and Orville Wright. (xiv + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Three Rivers Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0609810324. 

3409. BEDNAREK, Janet R. Daly, and Roger D. 

LAUNIUS. (Eds.) Reconsidering a Century of Flight. 

(xii + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill, 

N.C.: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0807828157. 

Contents (from WorldCat): Roger D. LAUNIUS, Janet R. 

Daly BEDNAREK, “Whither a Century of Flight”; Roger 

E. BILSTEIN, “The Technology of Flight: Three Sides of a 

Coin”; Roger D. LAUNIUS, “The Wright Brothers, Government 

Support for Aeronautical Research, and the Evolution 

of Flight”; Hans-Joachim BRAUN, “Innovation in Flight 

from the Perspective of Europe”; David D. LEE, “Herbert 


Hoover and Commercial Aviation Policy, 1921–1933”; W. 

David LEWIS, “A Perennial Challenge to Aviation Safety: 

Battling the Menace of Ice”; William M. LEARY, “Edward 

V. Rickenbacker’s Reaction to Civil Aviation Policy in the 

1930s: A Hidden Dimension”; A. Timothy WARNOCK, “The 

Wright Brothers and the U.S. Army Signal Corps, 1905– 

1915”; John H. MORROW, “Brave Men Flying: The Wright 

Brothers and Military Aviation in World War I”; Tami Davis 

BIDDLE, “Strategic Air Warfare: An Analysis”; David T. 

COURTWRIGHT, “The Routine Stuff: How Flying Became 

a Form of Mass Transportation”; Anne Collins GOODYEAR, 

“The Effect of Flight on Art in the Twentieth Century”; 

Dominick A. PISANO, “The Spirit of St. Louis—Fact and 

Symbol: Misinterpreting a Historic Cultural Artifact”. 

3410. DAWSON, Paul Louis. “Luis de Florez and the 

Special Devices Division.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 

(2005): 4696. 

Dissertation at George Washington University, 2005. Adviser: 

Spector, Ronald. UMI pub. no. 3158505. 331 pp. Florez 

promoted the use of simulators and other non-operational 

equipment. 

3411. DAWSON, Virginia P., and Mark D. BOWLES. 

(Eds.) Realizing the Dream of Flight: Biographical 

Essays in Honor of the Centennial of Flight, 

1903–2003. The NASA History Series; NASA SP, 

2005-4112. (xv + 310 pp.; ill.; DVD; bibl.; index.) 

Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration, NASA History Division, Office of 

External Relations, 2005. 

Enclosed DVD contains proceedings of this symposium, 

including presentations of the authors, their responses, and 

supplemental information. 

3412. ICHIKAWA Hiroshi. “The Rocketry Development 

and the Ministry of Armament in the Former- 

Soviet Union.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 138–149. 

3413. JIANG Long. “The Establishment of Beijing 

College of Aeronautics and the Aids of Soviet Union.” 


25 (2004): 54–80. 

3414. MIZUSAWA Hikari. “The Army’s Plan to 

Build ‘The Central Aeronautical Institute’ and the 

Technology Board’s Prioritizing the Aviation Technology.” 

[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 31–39. 

3415. MIZUSAWA Hikari. “The Japanese Army’s 

Request to Aeronautical Research Institutions during 

the Asian-Pacific War.” [Translated title.] In 


22–30. 

3416. PETERSEN, Michael Brian. “Engineering 

Consent: Peenemuende, National Socialism, and the 

V-2 Missile, 1924–1945.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/05 

(2005): 1920. 

Dissertation at the University of Maryland, College Park, 

2005. Adviser: Herf, Jeffrey. UMI pub. no. 3175089. 451 

pp. Refers to Germany’s Peenemünde missile base. 

3417. PHILLIPS MACKOWSKI, Maura. Testing the 

Limits: Aviation Medicine and the Origins of Manned 

Space Flight. Centennial of Flight Series. (xii + 289 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) College Station: Texas A&M 

Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 1585444391. 

3418. SIDDIQI, Asif A. “The Rockets’ Red Glare: 

Spaceflight and the Russian Imagination, 1857– 

1957.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4327.

156 375. Twentieth century after 1950 

Dissertation at Carnegie Mellon University, 2004. Adviser: 

Hounshell, David A. UMI pub. no. 3154149. 435 pp. 

3419. VAN RIPER, A. Bowdoin. Rockets and Missiles: 

The Life Story of a Technology. Greenwood 

Technographies. (xvi + 176 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Westport: Greenwood Press, 2004. ISBN: 

0313327955. 

3420. VANCE, Jonathan F. W. High Flight: Aviation 

and the Canadian Imagination. (x + 338 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Toronto, Ontario: Penguin, 2002. ISBN: 

0143013459. 

375. TWENTIETH CENTURY AFTER 1950 

AND TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 


3421. HECHT, David K. “Tumult in the Clouds: 

Robert Oppenheimer and American Science.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1131. 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2005. Adviser: Russett, 

Cynthia. UMI pub. no. 3168908. 298 pp. Study of 

Oppenheimer’s postwar work and his popular appeal and 

how it illustrates a persistent strain of suspicion of science in 

post World War II America. (from the abstract) 

3422. LOW, Morris. Science and the Building of a 

New Japan. Studies of the Weatherhead East Asian 

Institute. (xiv + 259 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. ISBN: 1403968314. 

Focus on seven physicists in the post-World War II period. 



3423. ABRAHAM, Carolyn. Possessing Genius: The 

Bizarre Odyssey of Einstein’s Brain. (xi + 388 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2002. 

ISBN: 031228117X. 

3424. JAMISON, Andrew. “Social Movements 

and Science: Cultural Appropriations of Cognitive 

Praxis.” Sci. Cult. 15 (2006): 45–59. 

Focus on “relations between the ‘new social movements’ 

of the 1960s and 1970s and changes in the contemporary 

scientific enterprise.” (p. 47) 


ECONOMICS 

3425. BUSSOLINI, Jeffrey. “Los Alamos and Wen 

Ho Lee: Migration, Nation, and Security.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1515. 


Aronowitz, Stanley. UMI pub. no. 3127853. 235 pp. 

3426. DOEL, Ronald E., and Kristine C. HARPER. 

“Prometheus Unleashed: Science as a Diplomatic 

Weapon in the Lyndon B. Johnson Administration.” 

Volume title: Global Power Knowledge: Science and 

Technology in International Affairs [ref. 2680]. Osiris 

21 (2006): 66–85. 

3427. FRICKEL, Scott. “Just Science? Organizing 

Scientist Activism in the US Environmental Justice 

Movement.” Special issue on Health, the Environment 

and Social Movements [ref. 2678]. Sci. Cult. 13 

(2004): 449–469. 

3428. HECHT, Gabrielle. “Negotiating Global Nuclearities: 

Apartheid, Decolonization, and the Cold 

War in the Making of the IAEA.” Volume title: Global 



3429. HOLT, James Louis. “View from the Hill: 

Why the United States Congress Established, then 

Abolished the Office of Technology Assessment.” 


Dissertation at the University of Texas at Dallas, 2005. 

Adviser: Channell, David. UMI pub. no. 3163246. 454 pp. 

3430. KRIGE, John. “Atoms for Peace, Scientific Internationalism, 

and Scientific Intelligence.” Volume 

title: Global Power Knowledge: Science and Technology 

in International Affairs [ref. 2680]. Osiris 21 

(2006): 161–181. 

3431. LYNCH, Michael, and Ruth MCNALLY. 

“ ‘Science,’ ‘Common Sense,’ and DNA Evidence: 

A Legal Controversy about the Public Understanding 

of Science.” Public Underst. Sci. 12 (2003): 83–103. 

Case study in which DNA evidence conflicted with ‘common 

sense’ evidence. 

3432. MACINTOSH, Kerry Lynn. Illegal Beings: 

Human Clones and the Law. (xiii + 272 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0521853281. 

3433. MASSARANI, Luisa. “Ciência, tecnologia, 

parlamento e os diálogos com os cidadãos.” Translated 

title: [Science, technology, parliament, and dialoguing 

with citizens.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 

12 (2005): 469–472. 

Includes discussions about experiences in Denmark, Canada, 

Argentina, and Chile. Introduction to a special section. Additional 

articles are Edna F. EINSIEDEL and Lars KLÜVER, 

“Participação pública em Ciência e Tecnologia: influenciar 

nas decisões e, sobretudo, manter a sociedade informada e 

engajada,” 473–482; Tom SHAKESPEARE, “Democratizando 

a ciência? Júris de cidadãos e outras metodologias deliberativas,” 

483–487; Alberto Pellegrini FILHO, “Conferências 

de Consenso: a experiência chilena,” 489–493; Adriana J. 

BACCIADONNE, Ricardo FERRARO and Alberto DÍAZ, “O 

genoma humano pelas ruas de Avellaneda,” 495–499. 

3434. MILLER, Clark A. “Interrogating the Civic 

Epistemology of American Democracy: Stability and 

Instability in the 2000 US Presidential Election.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 501–530. 

3435. MILOT, Pierre. “Le Conseil national de recherches 

dans le champ de forces de la politique de 

l’innovation.” Sci. Canadensis 25 (2001): 67–73. 

Essay review of G. Bruce DOERN and Richard LEVESQUE, 

The National Research Council in the Innovation Policy Era 

(2002). 

3436. MIROWSKI, Philip, and Robert Van HORN. 

“The Contract Research Organization and the Commercialization 

of Scientific Research.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

35 (2005): 503–548. 

3437. MOCEK, Reinhard. “Historische Wissenschaftsforschung 

als politikbegleitendes Problembewußtsein.” 

In KANT and VOGT [ref. 17], 397–411. 

Focus is on East Germany. 

3438. MOONEY, Chris. The Republican War on 

Science. (ix + 342 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Basic Books, 2005. ISBN: 0465046754. 

3439. ROSENBLITH, Walter A. (Ed.) Jerry Wiesner: 

Scientist, Statesman, Humanist: Memories and Memoirs. 

(xxiv + 612 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: MIT Press, 2004. ISBN: 0262182327.

Wiesner was the science advisor to President Kennedy. 


3440. SCHRAFSTETTER, Susanna. “The Long 

Shadow of the Past: History, Memory and the Debate 

over West Germany’s Nuclear Status, 1954–69.” 

Hist. Mem. 16, no. 1 (2004): 118–145. 

3441. SEGAL, Howard P. “Progress and Its Discontents: 

Postwar Science and Technology Policy.” In 

CRAVENS [ref. 3131], 110–128. 

3442. SEIFERT, Franz. “Local Steps in an International 

Career: A Danish-Style Consensus Conference 

in Austria.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 73–88. 

On nationwide conferences in 2003 treating policy issues related 

to genetic data in an effort to democratize technological 

decision making. 

3443. WEISS, Charles. “Science and Technology at 

the World Bank, 1968–83.” Hist. & Tech. 22 (2006): 

81–104. 

3444. WELSH, Ian. “Globalizing Green Knowledge?” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 311–314. 

Essay review of Andrew JAMISON, The Making of Green 

Knowledge (2002). 

3445. YAMAZAKI Masakatsu and OKUDA Kenzo. 

“Pacifying Anti-American Sentiments: Introducing 

Nuclear Reactors into Japan after the Bikini Incident.” 


Sci.) 43 (2004): 83–93. 

3446. YOU Zhanhong and LIU Dun. “On the Early 

Experience of the Pugwash Movement and Its Significance.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 24 (2005): 345–363. 

3447. ZHU, Jianhong. “Analysis on the Background 

to the Establishment of the National Science Foundation 

of the U. S. A.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 



LITERATURE 

3448. BARNETT, S. A. “The Pale Cast of Thought: 

An Essay Review of Thinks. . . by David Lodge.” 

Part of a special issue on “The Literature of Science.” 


Review of a novel about a scientist and a humanist. 

3449. BOOKER, M. Keith. Monsters, Mushroom 

Clouds, and the Cold War: American Science Fiction 

and the Roots of Postmodernism, 1946–1964. 

Contributions to the Study of Science Fiction and 

Fantasy, 95. (196 pp.; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: 

Greenwood Press, 2001. ISBN: 0313318735. 

3450. BROUILLETTE, Sarah. “Corporate Publishing 

and Canonization: Neuromancer and Science-Fiction 

Publishing in the 1970s and Early 1980s.” Book Hist. 

5 (2002): 187–208. 

3451. CAVALLARO, Dani. “The Brain in a Vat in 

Cyberpunk: The Persistence of the Flesh.” Special 

Issue: The Brain in a Vat [ref. 142]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 287–305. 

On cyberpunk fiction and cinema. 

3452. DAVIES, Keith G. “Zones of Inhibition: Interactions 

between Art and Science.” Endeavour 27 

(2003): 131–133. 

3453. DRUCKER, Johanna. “Theory as Praxis: 

The Poetics of Electronic Textuality.” Modernism/Modernity 

9 (2002): 683–691. 

375. Twentieth century after 1950 157 

Essay review of GLAZIER [ref. 3456]; Susan M. HOCKEY, 

Electronic Texts in the Humanities (2000); MCGANN 

[ref. 3458]. 

3454. FARA, Patricia. “Pictures of Dorothy 

Hodgkin.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 85–86. 

3455. GERE, Charlie. “The Technologies and Politics 

of Delusion: An Interview with Artist Rod Dickinson.” 

Special Issue: The Brain in a Vat [ref. 142]. 


349. 

Dickinson is a contemporary artist. 

3456. GLAZIER, Loss Pequeño. Digital Poetics: The 

Making of E-Poetries. Modern and contemporary 

poetics. (xii + 213 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Tuscaloosa: 

Univ. of Alabama Press, 2002. ISBN: 0817310746. 

On the transformation of poetry in electronic media. Reviews: 

[ref. 3453] 

3457. GOODYEAR, Anne Collins. “Gyorgy Kepes, 

Billy Klüver, and American Art of the 1960s: Defining 

Attitudes Toward Science and Technology.” 

Volume Title: Writing Modern Art and Science 


3458. MCGANN, Jerome J. Radiant Textuality: Literature 

after the World Wide Web. (xv + 272 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave, 2001. ISBN: 

0312293526. 


3459. MORRISSON, Mark. “Edith Sitwell’s Atomic 

Bomb Poems: Alchemy and Scientific Reintegration.” 

Modernism/Modernity 9 (2002): 605–633. 

3460. PETERSEN, Stephen. “Explosive Propositions: 

Artists React to the Atomic Age.” Volume Title: 

Writing Modern Art and Science [ref. 1982]. Sci. 

Context 17 (2004): 579–609. 


OF SCIENCE 

3461. ELAM, Mark. “Contemporary Science Communication 

as a World of Political Invention.” Sci. 

Cult. 13 (2004): 229–258. 

3462. FRANK, Scott. “Reel Reality: Science Consultants 

in Hollywood.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 427–469. 

3463. JEFFRIES, Michael. “BBC Natural History 

Versus Science Paradigms.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 

527–545. 

On BBC natural history programming and Sir David Attenborough 

as an “avatar” of scientific authority. 

3464. LANDECKER, Hannah. “Microcinematography 

and the History of Science and Film.” Focus: 

Science and Visual Culture [ref. 211]. Isis 97 (2006): 

121–132. 

3465. PARDO, Rafael, and Félix CALVO. “Mapping 

Perceptions of Science in End-of-Century Europe.” 

Sci. Commun. 28 (2006): 3–46. 


3466. BAUER, Martin W., Kristina PETKOVA, Pepka 

BOYADJIEVA, and Galin GORNEV. “Long-Term 

Trends in the Public Representation of Science Across 

the ‘Iron Curtain’: 1946–1995.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 

(2006): 99–131. 

3467. KYVIK, Svein. “Popular Science Publishing 

and Contributions to Public Discourse among University 

Faculty.” Sci. Commun. 26 (2005): 288–311.



ETHNICITY 

3468. PENA, Sérgio D. J. “Razões para banir o conceito 

de raça da medicina brasileira.” Translated 

title: [Reasons for banishing the concept of race from 

Brazilian medicine.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 321–346. 

Special section on Race, Genetics, Identities, and Health. 

Additional articles are FRY [ref. 3660]; Josué LAGUARDIA, 

“Raça, genética & hipertensão: nova genética ou velha 

eugenia?” 371–393; LUNA [ref. 3670]; Marcos Chor MAIO 

and Simone MONTEIRO, “Tempos de racialização: o caso 

da ‘saúde da população negra’ no Brasil,” 419–446; Ricardo 

Ventura SANTOS and Marcos Chor MAIO, “Antropologia, 

raça e os dilemas das identidades na era da genômica,” 

447–468. 

3469. TALLBEAR, Kimberly. “Native American 

DNA: Narratives of Origin and Race.” Diss. Abstr. 



Adviser: Clifford, James. UMI pub. no. 3194079. 295 pp. 

3470. ZULUETA, Benjamin C. “ ‘Brains at a Bargain’: 

Refugee Chinese Intellectuals, American Science, 

and the ‘Cold War of the Classrooms.’ ” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/01 (2004): 269. 


2004. Adviser: Badash, Lawrence. UMI pub. no. 3120387. 

249 pp. 


3471. JONES, Robert A. “ ‘How Many Female Scientists 

Do You Know?’ ” Endeavour 29 (2005): 84–88. 

On the roles of female scientists in British films of the 1950s 

and 60s. 

3472. KOEHL, Laura Ann. “Doing Science: Lessons 

Learned from the Oral Histories of Women Scientists.” 


Dissertation at the University of Cincinnati, 2005. Adviser: 

Hemmings, Annette. UMI pub. no. 3176749. 152 pp. 

3473. RAMORINO, Karen Bates. “Voice as Place in 

Development: An Interpretive Anthropological Study 

of Women in Science and Technology Development 

in Jamaica.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 659. 

Dissertation at the University of San Francisco, 2005. Adviser: 

Herda, Ellen. UMI pub. no. 3166360. 175 pp. 

3474. STEINKE, Jocelyn. “Cultural Representations 

of Gender and Science: Portrayals of Female Scientists 

and Engineers in Popular Films.” Sci. Commun. 

27 (2005): 27–63. 


3475. COYNE, George V. “The Church’s Most Recent 

Attempt to Dispel the Galileo Myth.” In MC- 

MULLIN [ref. 1475], 340–359. 

3476. GEFFEN, Joel Phillip. “Fighting for Life: 

Religion and Science in the Work of Fish and Wildlife 

Biologists.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 536. 

Dissertation at University of California, Santa Barbara, 2005. 

Adviser: Talamentez, Ines. UMI pub. no. 3163114. 435 pp. 

3477. KUGELMANN, Robert. “An Encounter between 

Psychology and Religion: Humanistic Psychology 

and the Immaculate Heart of Mary Nuns.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 347–365. 

3478. WHITESIDES, John Gregory. “Genes, Minds 

and Selves: American Science, Religion and the 

Industry of Faith and Reason.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/06 (2004): 2339. 


2004. Adviser: Badash, Lawrence. UMI pub. no. 3136921. 

377 pp. 


3479. BALMER, Brian. “How Does an Accident 

Become an Experiment? Secret Science and the 

Exposure of the Public to Biological Warfare Agents.” 

Sci. Cult. 13 (2004): 197–228. 

3480. BARACCA, Angelo. “Veinticinco años de 

estrategias nucleares: ¿Vivimos en un mundo más 

seguro y sostenible?” Llull 26 (2003): 771–807. 

This paper analyzes the world changes concerning nuclear 

weapons and environmental issues since the end of the Cold 

War. (from the abstract) 

3481. BARTH, Kai-Henrik. “Catalysts of Change: 

Scientists as Transnational Arms Control Advocates 

in the 1980s.” Volume title: Global Power Knowledge: 



3482. BERGERON, Kenneth B. Tritium on Ice: The 

Dangerous New Alliance of Nuclear Weapons and 

Nuclear Power. (x + 234 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: MIT Press, 2002. ISBN: 0262025272. 


3483. CLOUD, John. “Introduction: Special Guest- 

Edited Issue on the Earth Sciences in the Cold War.” 

Special Issue: Earth Sciences in the Cold War. Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 629–633. 

Contents: DOEL [ref. 3542]; HARPER [ref. 399]; ORESKES 

[ref. 3548]; BARTH [ref. 3539]; MACFARLANE [ref. 3575]; 

Michael Aaron DENNIS, “Postscript: Earthly Matters: On 

the Cold War and the Earth Sciences,” 809–819. 

3484. FINKBEINER, Ann K. The Jasons: The Secret 

History of Science’s Postwar Elite. (xxx + 304 

pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2006. ISBN: 

0670034894. 

On a group of American physicists doing independent secret 

military consulting. 

3485. GHAMARI-TABRIZI, Sharon. The Worlds 

of Herman Kahn: The Intuitive Science of Thermonuclear 

War. (387 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0674017145. 

A cultural and social study of the simulation of the nuclear 

strategist Herman Kahn and the cold war avant-garde milieu 

of the RAND Corporation in the 1950s. (from the author) 


3486. KATZ, Rebecca Lynn. “Yellow Rain Revisited: 

Lessons Learned for the Investigation of Chemical 

and Biological Weapons Allegations.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/01 (2005): 325. 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Singer, 

Burton. UMI pub. no. 3161897. 350 pp. Examines methodologies 

of weighing evidence in investigations into allegations 

of chemical weapons attacks in Southeast Asia and 

Afghanistan in the late 1970s and early 1980s. 

3487. SAPOLSKY, Harvey M. “The Science and Politics 

of Defense Analysis.” In CRAVENS [ref. 3131], 

67–77.

3488. WHEELIS, Mark, Lajos RÓZSA, and Malcolm 

DANDO. (Eds.) Deadly Cultures: Biological 

Weapons since 1945. (xi + 479 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 2006. ISBN: 

0674016998. 

3489. WRAY, Matt. “A Blast from the Past: Preserving 

and Interpreting the Atomic Age.” Amer. Quart. 

58 (2006): 467–483. 

Focuses on the Atomic Testing Museum, the Nevada Test 

Site Oral History Project, and the Nevada Testing Archive. 


3490. ABELMANN, Walter H. (Ed.) The Harvard- 

MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology: 

The First 25 Years, 1970–1995. (xxv + 346 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard-MIT Division 

of Health Sciences and Technology, Distributed by 


Contributors: Walter H. ABELMANN, Walter A. ROSEN- 

BLITH, Robert H. EBERT, Irving M. LONDON, Richard J. 

KITZ, Michael ROSENBLATT, Walter L. KOLTUN, and Roger 

G. MARK. Reviews: [ref. R3] 

3491. FENNER, Frank. (Ed.) The First Fifty Years. 

(vii + 549 pp.; ill.; index.) Canberra: Australian 

Academy of Science, 2005. ISBN: 085847221X. 

On the Australian Academy of Science from 1954 to 2004. 

3492. MUKHOPADHYAY, Ingit Kumar. “The Science 

Centre Movement in Índia: A Conspectus.” Special 

issue on Museums and the Sciences. [ref. 275]. 

Manguinhos 12 (supp.) (2005): 281–307. 

3493. O’MARA, Margaret Pugh. Cities of Knowledge: 

Cold War Science and the Search for the Next 

Silicon Valley. Politics and Society in Twentieth- 

Century America. (xiii + 298 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0691117160. 

Looks at government-industry collaboration in science and 

the economics of urban science-cities like silicon valley. 

3494. PUPIO, María Alejandra. “Coleccionistas 

de objetos históricos, arqueológicos y de ciencias 

naturales en museos municipales de la provincia de 

Buenos Aires en la década de 1950.” Translated title: 

[Collectors of historical, archeological, and natural 

science objects at municipal museums in Buenos 

Aires province, Argentina, during the 1950s.] In 

Spanish. Special issue on Museums and the Sciences. 

[ref. 275]. Manguinhos 12 (supp.) (2005): 205–229. 

3495. SCHAFFER, Daniel. TWAS at 20: A History of 

the Third World Academy of Sciences. (xxxi + 165 

pp.; ill.; index.) Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 

2005. ISBN: 9812561382. 

3496. ZHANG Jian. “Study on Stockholders, Money 

Paid for Shares, and Reorganization of the Science 

Society of China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 




3497. HANSON, Valerie Louise. “Haptic Visions: 

Rhetorics, Subjectivities and Visualization Technologies 

in the Case of the Scanning Tunneling Microscope.” 



Doyle, Richard M. UMI pub. no. 3147620. 288 pp. 


3498. JOYCE, Kelly. “Appealing Images: Magnetic 

Resonance Imaging and the Production of Authoritative 

Knowledge.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 437–462. 

3499. JOYCE, Kelly. “From Numbers to Pictures: 

The Development of Magnetic Resonance Imaging 

and the Visual Turn in Medicine.” Sci. Cult. 15 

(2006): 1–22. 

3500. MALLARD, John R. “The Evolution of Medical 

Imaging from Geiger Counters to MRI: A Personal 

Saga.” Perspect. Biol. Med. 46 (2003): 349– 

370. 



3501. LESLIE, Stuart W., and Robert KARGON. 

“Exporting MIT: Science, Technology, and Nation- 

Building in India and Iran.” Volume title: Global 


Affairs [ref. 2680]. Osiris 21 (2006): 

110–132. 

3502. MCCLELLAND, Charles. “Modern German 

Universities and Their Historians since the Fall of the 

Wall.” J. Mod. Hist. 77 (2005): 138–159. 




3503. BOHLIN, Ingemar. “Communication Regimes 

in Competition: The Current Transition in Scholarly 

Communication Seen through the Lens of the Sociology 

of Technology.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

365–391. 

3504. GLASSPOOL-MALONE, Jill. “Policy Analysis 

and Survey of Academic Scientists, Addressing the 

Peer Review System Administered by the National 

Institutes of Health.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/04 (2005): 

1493. 

Dissertation at Union Institute and University, 2005. Adviser: 

Atkins, Robert. UMI pub. no. 3172950. 241 pp. 


3505. DALMEDICO, Amy Dahan. “An Image Conflict 

in Mathematics after 1945.” In BOTTAZZINI and 

DAHAN DALMEDICO [ref. 315], 223–254. 

3506. GANI, J. “Fifty Years of Statistics at the Australian 

National University, 1952–2002.” Hist. Rec. 

Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 31–44. 

3507. VINCENTI, Walter G., and David BLOOR. 

“Boundaries, Contingencies and Rigor: Thoughts on 

Mathematics Prompted by a Case Study in Transonic 

Aerodynamics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 469–507. 

On the distinction between pure and applied mathematics. 

375-104. MUSIC 

3508. PINCH, Trevor, and Karin BIJSTERVELD. 

“Sound Studies: New Technologies and Music.” Special 

Issue: Sound Studies. Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

635–648. 

Contents: Marten SCHULP and Karin BIJSTERVELD, “Breaking 

into a World of Perfection: Innovation in Today’s Classical 

Musical Instruments,” 649–674; WAKSMAN [ref. 3760]; 

Susan SCHMIDT HORNING, “Engineering the Performance: 

Recording Engineers, Tacit Knowledge and the Art of Controlling 

Sound,” 703–731; Thomas PORCELLO, “Speaking


of Sound: Language and the Professionalization of Sound- 

Recording Engineers,” 733–758; THÉBERGE [ref. 3777]; 

Marc PERLMAN, “Golden Ears and Meter Readers: The 

Contest for Epistemic Authority in Audiophilia,” 783–807. 


3509. DAIGNEAULT, Aubert. “Standard Cosmology 

and Other Possible Universes.” In CAPRIA 

[ref. 2830], 285–324. 

3510. LARSEN, Kristine. Stephen Hawking: A Biography. 

Greenwood Biographies. (xix + 165 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport: Greenwood, 2005. ISBN: 

0313323925. 

3511. LEPELTIER, Thomas. “Nouveau dialogue sur 

les deux grands systèmes du monde.” Rev. Quest. Sci. 

176 (2005): 163–186. 

On the recent revival of a quasi-stationary alternative to big 

bang cosmogony. 

3512. MCCABE, Gordon. “The Structure and Interpretation 

of Cosmology: Part II. The Concept of 

Creation in Inflation and Quantum Cosmology.” Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 36 (2005): 67–102. 



3513. ANDRADE, Ana M. Ribeiro de, and R.P.A. 

MUNIZ. “The Quest for the Brazilian Synchrocyclotron.” 

Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 

311–327. 

3514. BROMBERG, Joan Lisa. “Device Physics visà-vis 

Fundamental Physics in Cold War America: The 

Case of Quantum Optics.” Isis 97 (2006): 237–259. 

3515. BURGOS, Marcelo Baumann. “Brazilian Synchrocyclotron 

Light.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 

(2006): 329–341. 

3516. DOING, Park. “ ‘Lab Hands’ and the ‘Scarlet 

O’: Epistemic Politics and (Scientific) Labor.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 299–323. 

3517. FREIRE, Olival, Jr. “Science and Exile: David 

Bohm, the Cold War, and a New Interpretation of 

Quantum Mechanics.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 

(2005): 1–34. 

3518. FREIRE, Olival, Jr. “The Historical Roots 

of ‘Foundations of Quantum Physics’ as a Field of 

Research (1950–1970).” Found. Phys. 34 (2004): 

1741–1760. 

3519. GAUVIN, Jean-François. “Physics French- 

Canadian Style? Paul Lorrain and Université de 

Montréal’s Cockcroft-Walton Accelerator 1949– 

1964.” Rittenhouse 16 (2002): 27–47. 

3520. GREIFF, Alexis De. “The Politics of Noncooperation: 

The Boycott of the International Centre 

for Theoretical Physics.” Volume title: Global Power 

Knowledge: Science and Technology in International 


3521. KAISER, David. Drawing Theories Apart: The 

Dispersion of Feynman Diagrams in Postwar Physics. 

(xix + 469 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Univ. of 



3522. KAISER, David, Kenji ITO, and Karl HALL. 

“Spreading the Tools of Theory: Feynman Diagrams 

in the USA, Japan, and the Soviet Union.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 34 (2004): 879–922. 

3523. KAISER, David. “The Postwar Suburbanization 

of American Physics.” Amer. Quart. 56 (2004): 

851–888. 

3524. KAISER, David. “Whose Mass Is It Anyway? 

Particle Cosmology and the Objects of Theory.” Soc. 


3525. KOJIMA Chieko. “The Historical Development 

of Nuclear Power Generation in France.” 


Sci.) 43 (2004): 106–110. 

3526. LARA, María de la Paz Ramos. “Particle 

Accelerators in Mexico.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 

36 (2006): 297–309. 

3527. LOW, Morris F. “Accelerators and Politics in 

Postwar Japan.” Hist. Stud. Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 

275–296. 

3528. MENDOZA, Diego Hurtado de, and Ana Maria 

VARA. “Political Storms, Financial Uncertainties, 

and Dreams of ‘Big Science’: The Construction of 

a Heavy Ion Accelerator in Argentina.” Hist. Stud. 

Phys. Biol. Sci. 36 (2006): 343–364. 

3529. SCHMID, Sonja D. “Celebrating Tomorrow 

Today: The Peaceful Atom on Display in the Soviet 

Union.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 331–365. 

On the Pavilion for Atomic Energy at the “Exhibition of 

the Achievements of the People’s Economy” (VDNKh) in 

Moscow, from 1956 to 1989. 

3530. SILVERSTEIN, Ken. The Radioactive Boy 

Scout: The True Story of a Boy and His Backyard 

Nuclear Reactor. (xiv + 209 pp.; bibl.) London: 

Fourth Estate, 2004. ISBN: 1841152293. 

3531. WATSON, Andrew. The Quantum Quark. (x 

+ 464 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 



3532. COLLINS, David J., Nicola H. WILLIAMS, and 

Ernest K. NUNN. (Eds.) Chemistry at Monash University 

1986–2003. A Sequel to Twenty Five Years 

of Chemistry at Monash. (150 pp.; ill.) Melbourne: 

Monash Univ., 2005. 

3533. JACOB, Claus, and Adam WALTERS. “Risk 

and Responsibility in Chemical Research: The Case 

of Agent Orange.” HYLE 11 (2005): 147–166. 

3534. JULVE, Enrique, and Juan CULLELL. Historia 

de la sección de corrosión de la Asociación de Químicos 

de Cataluña (1960–2002). (212 pp.) Barcelona: 

Associació de Químics de Catalunya, 2003. ISBN: 

8492137819. 

3535. KIM, Dong-Won. “Two Chemists in Two Koreas.” 

Special Issue: Shifting Centres and Emerging 

Peripheries [ref. 2903]. Ambix 52 (2005): 67–84. 

3536. REINHARDT, Carsten. “A Lead User of Instruments 

in Science: John D. Roberts and the Adaptation 

of Nuclear Magentic Resonance to Organic Chemistry, 

1955–1975.” Isis 97 (2006): 205–236. 

3537. SOBCZYNSKA, Danuta, Pawel ZEIDLER, and 

Ewa ZIELONACKA-LIS. (Eds.) Chemistry in the 

Philosophical Melting Pot. Dia-Logos. (443 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) New York: Peter Lang, 2004. ISBN: 

0820465941. 

3538. XIONG Wei-min. “A Retrospect of Determining 

the Structure of Insulin: An Interview with

Prof. Wei Xincheng.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


Discusses how political changes affected scientists during the 

Cultural Revolution. 


3539. BARTH, Kai-Henrik. “The Politics of Seismology: 

Nuclear Testing, Arms Control, and the 

Transformation of a Discipline.” Special Issue: Earth 

Sciences in the Cold War [ref. 3483]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 

33 (2003): 743–781. 

3540. CUSHMAN, Gregory T. “Choosing between 

Centers of Action: Instrument Buoys, El Niño, and 

Scientific Internationalism in the Pacific, 1957– 

1982.” In ROZWADOWSKI and VAN KEUREN 

[ref. 402], 133–182. 

3541. DANSGAARD, Willi. Frozen Annals: Greenland 

Ice Sheet Research. (122 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) 

Odder, Denmark: Narayana Press, 2004. ISBN: 

8799007800. 

On ice core research in the second half of the 20th century. 


3542. DOEL, Ronald E. “Constituting the Postwar 

Earth Sciences: The Military’s Influence on the Environmental 

Sciences in the USA after 1945.” Special 

Issue: Earth Sciences in the Cold War [ref. 3483]. 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 635–666. 

3543. DUTRO, J. Thomas, Jr. “A National Research 

Laboratory in the Late 20th Century: U.S. Geological 

Survey’s Paleontology and Stratigraphy Branch as a 

Case Study.” In LEVITON and ALDRICH [ref. 421], 

177–184. 

3544. JANKOVIC, Vladimir. “Science Migrations: 

Mesoscale Weather Prediction from Belgrade to 

Washington, 1970–2000.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

45–75. 

3545. KEUREN, David K. van. “Breaking New 

Ground: The Origins of Scientific Ocean Drilling.” 

In ROZWADOWSKI and VAN KEUREN [ref. 402], 

183–210. 

3546. LAHSEN, Myanna. “Seductive Simulations? 

Uncertainty Distribution around Climate Models.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 895–922. 

3547. MONTSERRAT, Liese, and Pere SANTANACH. 

(Eds.) Cinquenta anys de geologia a la Universitat 

de Barcelona. (284 pp.) Barcelona: Universitat de 

Barcelona, 2003. ISBN: B372262003. 

3548. ORESKES, Naomi. “A Context of Motivation: 

US Navy Oceanographic Research and the Discovery 

of Sea-Floor Hydrothermal Vents.” Special Issue: 

Earth Sciences in the Cold War [ref. 3483]. Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 33 (2003): 697–742. 

3549. RAINGER, Ronald. “ ‘A Wonderful Oceanographic 

Tool’: The Atomic Bomb, Radioactivity and 

the Development of American Oceanography.” In 

ROZWADOWSKI and VAN KEUREN [ref. 402], 93– 

131. 

3550. ROZWADOWSKI, Helen M. “Engineering, 

Imagination, and Industry: Scripps Island and 

Dreams for Ocean Science in the 1960s.” In 

ROZWADOWSKI and VAN KEUREN [ref. 402], 315– 

353. 

3551. TOCHINAI Fumihiko. “ ‘Historicity Controversies’ 

in Japanese Geological Community after 


World War II—Was Mitsuo Hunahashi a Man of 

‘Historicism’?” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi 

Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 65–74. 

On methodology in the geological sciences in Japan. 

3552. TOMARI Jiro. “Historicism vs. Actualism— 

Geology in Japan after World War II.” [Translated 


(2005): 129–138. 


EXPLORATION 

3553. FISCHER, Irene K. Geodesy? What’s That? 

My Personal Involvement in the Age-Old Quest for 

the Size and Shape of the Earth, with a Running Commentary 

on Life in a Government Research Office. 

(xx + 376 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: 

iUniverse, Inc., 2005. ISBN: 0595363997. 

3554. HARVEY, P. D. A. “The Vinland Map, R.A. 

Skelton, and Josef Fischer.” Imago Mundi 58 (2006): 

95–99. 

Essay review of Kirsten A. SEAVER, Maps, Myths, and Men 

(2004). 

3555. MCGRATH, Gerald, and L. M. SEBERT. (Eds.) 

Mapping a Northern Land: The Survey of Canada, 

1947–1994. (x + 668 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Ithaca: McGill-Queen’s Univ. Press, 1999. ISBN: 

0773516891. 

3556. NIELSEN, Kristian Hvidtfelt. “In Search of the 

Sea Monster.” Endeavour 30 (2006): 36–40. 

On the use of the sea monster to attract funding and support 

for the Danish Galathea Deep Sea Expedition of 1950–1952. 


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3557. ALLEN, Barbara L. “Shifting Boundary Work: 

Issues and Tensions in Environmental Health Science 

in the Case of Grand Bois, Louisiana.” Special issue 

on Health, the Environment and Social Movements 

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3558. ALLEN, Barbara L. Uneasy Alchemy: Citizens 

and Experts in Louisiana’s Chemical Corridor Disputes. 

Urban and Industrial Environments. (xiii + 211 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, Mass.: MIT 

Press, 2003. ISBN: 0262511347. 


3559. BURNETT, J. Alexander. A Passion for 

Wildlife: The History of the Canadian Wildlife Service. 

(xiii + 331 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Vancouver: 

Univ. of British Columbia Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0774809604. 


3560. CZECH, Brian, and Paul R. KRAUSMAN. The 

Endangered Species Act: History, Conservation Biology 

and Public Policy. (xvii + 212 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


0801865042. 

3561. DAVIS, Devra. When Smoke Ran Like Water: 

Tales of Environmental Deception and the Battle 

against Pollution. (xx + 316 pp.; ill.) New York, NY: 

Basic Books, 2004. ISBN: 0465015220. 


3562. DAVIS, Frederick R. “Saving Sea Turtles: 

The Evolution of the IUCN Marine Turtles Group.” 

Endeavour 29 (2005): 114–118.


3563. EGAN, Michael. “Barry Commoner and the 

Science of Survival.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/04 (2005): 

1472. 

Dissertation at Washington State University, 2004. Adviser: 

Hirt, Paul W. UMI pub. no. 3172345. 327 pp. 

3564. FILIPIAK, Jeffrey M. “Learning from the 

Land: Wendell Berry and Wes Jackson on Knowledge 

and Nature.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 

2331. 

Dissertation at the University of Michigan, 2004. Advisers: 

Carson, John S., and Richard Candida Smith. UMI pub. no. 

3138147. 429 pp. 

3565. GEORGE, Timothy S. Minamata: Pollution 

and the Struggle for Democracy in Postwar Japan. 

Harvard East Asian Monographs, 194. (xvi + 385 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Harvard Univ. 

Asia Center, Distributed by Harvard Univ. Press, 

2001. ISBN: 0674003640. 

3566. GLASSHEIM, Eagle. “Ethnic Cleansing, 

Communism, and Environmental Devestation in 

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3567. GRAHAM, Otis L., Jr. (Ed.) Environmental 

Politics and Policy, 1960s–1990s. (ix + 178 pp.; bibl.) 

Univ. Park, Penn.: Pennsylvania State Univ. Press, 

2000. ISBN: 0271020598. 

3568. HAMBLIN, Jacob Darwin. “Hallowed Lords 

of the Sea: Scientific Authority and Radioactive 

Waste in the United States, Britain, and France.” 

Volume title: Global Power Knowledge: Science and 


21 (2006): 209–228. 

3569. HAZLETT, Maril. “Voices from the Spring: 

Silent Spring and the Ecological Turn in American 

Health.” In SCHARFF [ref. 254], 103–128. 

3570. HERCOCK, Marion. “Masters and Servants: 

The Contrasting Roles of Scientists in Island Management.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 117–136. 

Concerning two Western Australian islands from the 1950s 

to the 1980s. 

3571. KEINER, Christine. “Modeling Neptune’s 

Garden: The Chesapeake Bay Hydraulic Model, 


[ref. 402], 273–314. 

On a physical model of the bay, modeling its hydraulic 

properties. 

3572. KIEKEN, Hubert. “RAINS : Modéliser les 

pollutions atmosphériques pour la négociation internationale.” 

Special Issue: Modèles et modélisations, 

1950–2000 [ref. 123]. Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 

377–406. 

3573. KWA, Chunglin. “Interdisciplinarity and Postmodernity 

in the Environmental Sciences.” Hist. & 

Tech. 21 (2005): 331–344. 

Focuses on the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme 

and the significance of an empirical, rather than 

theoretical, emphasis. 

3574. KWA, Chunglin. “Local Ecologies and Global 

Science: Discourses and Strategies of the International 

Geosphere-Biosphere Programme.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 923–950. 

On power relationships between the disciplines of ecology 

and other earth sciences. 

3575. MACFARLANE, Allison. “Underlying Yucca 

Mountain: The Interplay of Geology and Policy 

in Nuclear Waste Disposal.” Special Issue: Earth 

Sciences in the Cold War [ref. 3483]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 

33 (2003): 783–807. 

3576. MATHUR, Anuradha, and Dilip da CUNHA. 

Mississippi Floods: Designing a Shifting Landscape. 

(xv + 161 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New Haven: 

Yale Univ. Press, 2001. ISBN: 0300084307. 

3577. MCDONALD, Matt. “Fair Weather Friend? 

Ethics and Australia’s Approach to Global Climate 

Change.” Aust. J. Pol. Hist. 51 (2005): 216–234. 

3578. MCKINNEY, Gordon B. “The Fractured Land 

of the Sky: The Image of Western North Carolina 

during the 1986 Nuclear Waste Controversy.” North 

Carolina Hist. Rev. 82 (2005): 326–346. 

3579. PRITCHARD, Sara B. “Reconstructing the 

Rhône: The Cultural Politics of Nature and Nation 

in Contemporary France, 1945–1997.” French Hist. 

Stud. 27 (2004): 765–799. 

3580. RANGAN, Haripriya. Of Myths and Movements: 

Rewriting Chipko into Himalayan History. 

(xvi + 272 pp.; bibl.; index.) London: VERSO, 2000. 

ISBN: 1859847838. 

3581. ROBERTSON, Thomas B. “The Population 

Bomb: Population Growth, Globalization, and American 

Environmentalism, 1945–1980.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 



Adviser: Cronon, William. UMI pub. no. 3200136. 308 pp. 

3582. ROTHMAN, Hal. “Environment, Government, 

and Academe: The Road to NEPA, EPA, and Earth 

Day.” In CRAVENS [ref. 3131], 135–154. 

3583. SEPPÄNEN, Janne, and Esa VÄLIVERRONEN. 

“Visualizing Biodiversity: The Role of Photographs 

in Environmental Discourse.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 

59–85. 

Analyzes images from The Times (London) published during 

1990–97. 

3584. WEYLER, Rex. Greenpeace: How a Group of 

Journalists, Ecologists and Visionaries Changed the 

World. (623 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Emmaus: Rodale, 

2004. ISBN: 1594861064. 


3585. DARLEY, Andrew. “Simulating Natural History: 

Walking with Dinosaurs as Hyper-Real Edutainment.” 

Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 227–256. 

Analyzes the portrayal of science in the 1999 television 

series. 

3586. WALKER, Alan, and Pat SHIPMAN. The Ape 

in the Tree: An Intellectual and Natural History of 

Proconsul. (x + 288 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: Belknap Press of Harvard Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0674016750. 


3587. LAURENT, Nathanael. “Aux sources de la 

liberté dans l’ordre du vivant avec le concept de 

‘dégénérescence.’ ” Rev. Quest. Sci. 175 (2004): 383– 

405. 

On the concept of degeneracy in late-20th-century biology. 

3588. PIERIBONE, Vincent, and David F. GRUBER. 

Aglow in the Dark: The Revolutionary Science of

Biofluorescence. (xii + 263 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard Univ. 

Press, 2005. ISBN: 0674019210. 

Story of the discovery of biofluorescence by Osamu Shimomura 

and its subsequent use in several fields of biology. 

3589. SANTOS, Gildo Magalhães dos. “A pesquisa 

científica paulista em biociências: à margem das 

instituições.” Translated title: [Scientific research in 

the biosciences in São Paulo: Beyond institutions.] In 


3590. WENIGER, Wolfgang J., Olivier TASSY, 

Sébastien DARRAS, Stefan H. GEYER, and Denis 

THIEFFRY. “From Experimental Imaging Techniques 

to Virtual Embryology.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 

(2004): 355–375. 


3591. KÖSSLER, Franz, and Ekkehard HÖXTER- 

MANN. (Eds.) Zur Geschichte der Botanik in Berlin 

und Potsdam: Wandel und Neubeginn nach 1945. 

Studien und Quellen zur Geschichte der Biologie, 

2. (438 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Verlag für 

Wissenschafts- und Regionalgeschichte Dr. Michael 

Engel, 1999. ISBN: 3929134284. 

3592. TAN Hongjiao. “Correction of The Reading 

Notes on Interpretation of Plant-Naming Written by 

Xia Wei-Ying.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 



3593. DE CHADAREVIAN, Soraya. “Relics, Replicas, 

and Commemorations.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 

75–79. 

On replicas of Watson and Crick’s model of DNA. 

3594. FORREST, Barbara, and Paul R. GROSS. “The 

Wedge of Intelligent Design: Retrograde Science, 

Schooling, and Society.” In KOERTGE [ref. 230], 

191–214. 

3595. POUDRIER, Jennifer D. “Decolonizing Genetic 

Science: The Thrifty Gene Theory, Aboriginal 

Health and Empowering Knowledges.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/05 (2004): 1991. 

Dissertation at Queen’s University at Kingston (Canada), 

2004. Adviser: Burfoot, Annette. UMI pub. no. NQ92410. 

204 pp. On “the thrifty gene theory, and its relationship 

to current Canadian research in the genetics of non-insulin 

diabetes among Aboriginal peoples.” (from the abstract) 

3596. ROSS, Don. “Dennett and the Darwin Wars.” 

In BROOK and ROSS [ref. 126], 271–293. 

3597. RUDGE, David W. “Myths about Moths: A 

Study in Constrasts.” Endeavour 30 (2006): 19–23. 

On differences between the scientific and public perceptions 

of the well-known Kettlewell studies of industrial melanism. 

3598. WILSON, Edward O. “Kin Selection as the 

Key to Altruism: Its Rise and Fall.” Special Issue: 

Errors: Consequences of Big Mistakes in the Natural 

and Social Sciences [ref. 13]. Soc. Res. 72 (2005): 

159–166. 

On errors in William D. Hamilton’s kin selection theory of 

1964. 


3599. ALLENDER-HAGEDORN, Susan. “Arguing the 

Genome: A Topology of the Argumentation behind 


the Construction of the Human Genome Project.” 



2001. Adviser: Zallen, Doris T. UMI pub. no. 

3157769. 280 pp. 

3600. ANKENY, Rachel A. “Sequencing the Genome 

from Nematode to Human: Changing Methods, 

Changing Science.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 87–92. 

3601. BRANDT, Christina. “Genetic Code, Text, 

and Scripture: Metaphors and Narration in German 

Molecular Biology.” Special Issue: Science and 

Literature [ref. 240]. Sci. Context 18 (2005): 629– 

648. 

3602. DRONAMRAJU, Krishna R. “James Watson 

and DNA.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 11–13. 

Essay review of John R. INGLIS, Joseph SAMBROOK, and Jan 

A. WITKOWSKI (eds.), Inspiring Science (2003); WATSON 

and BERRY [ref. 486]; FRIEDBERG [ref. 3020]. 

3603. GAUDILLIÈRE, Jean-Paul. “Globalization 

and Regulation in the Biotech World: The Transatlantic 

Debates over Cancer Genes and Genetically 

Modified Crops.” Volume title: Global Power Knowledge: 



3604. GROS, François. Mémoires scientifiques : un 

demi-siècle de biologie. Sciences. (393 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris: Odile Jacob, 2003. ISBN: 2738112390. 

Recollections of this molecular biologist. 

3605. HINDMARSH, Richard, and Herbert GOT- 

TWEIS. “Recombinant Regulation: The Asilomar 

Legacy 30 Years On.” Introduction to a special issue. 

Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 299–307. 

Contents: Sheldon KRIMSKY, “From Asilomar to Industrial 

Biotechnology: Risks, Reductionism and Regulation,” 309– 

323; Herbert GOTTWEIS, “Transnationalizing Recombinant- 

DNA Regulation: Between Asilomar, EMBO, the OECD, 

and the European Community,” 325–338; Gabriele ABELS, 

“The Long and Winding Road from Asilomar to Brussels: 

Science, Politics and the Public in Biotechnology Regulation,” 

339–353; Ofer FIRESTINE and Barbara PRAINSACK, 

“Genetically Modified Survival: Red and Green Biotechnology 

in Israel,” 355–372; Richard HINDMARSH, “Genetic 

Engineering Regulation in Australia: An ‘Archaeology’ of 

Expertise and Power,” 373–392; Tee ROGERS-HAYDEN, 

“Asilomar’s Legacy in Aotearoa New Zealand,” 393–410. 

3606. HOLMBERG, Tora. “Questioning ‘the Number 

of the Beast’: Constructions of Humanness in a 

Human Genome Project (HGP) Narrative.” Sci. Cult. 

14 (2005): 23–37. 

3607. JASANOFF, Sheila. “Biotechnology and Empire: 

The Global Power of Seeds and Science.” Volume 

title: Global Power Knowledge: Science and 


21 (2006): 273–292. 

3608. JONES, Mark Peter. “Biotech’s Perfect Climate: 

The Hybritech Story.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 

(2005): 370. 


Adviser: Epstein, Steven. UMI pub. no. 3160338. 899 

pp. “Shows how academic scientists, venture capitalists, and 

managers from the pharmaceutical industry worked together 

to create a new social space for conducting scientific work.” 


3609. KLEINMAN, Daniel Lee, and Abby J. 

KINCHY. “Why Ban Bovine Growth Hormone?


Science, Social Welfare, and the Divergent Biotech 

Policy Landscapes in Europe and the United States.” 

Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 375–414. 

3610. LEE, Henry C., and Frank TIRNADY. Blood 

Evidence: How DNA Is Revolutionizing the Way 

We Solve Crimes. (xxx + 418 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge, Mass.: Perseus Publishing, 2003. ISBN: 

0738206024. 

3611. LEZAUN, Javier. “Creating a New Object of 

Government: Making Genetically Modified Organisms 

Traceable.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 499–531. 

3612. M’CHAREK, Amade. “The Mitochondrial Eve 

of Modern Genetics: Of Peoples and Genomes, or the 

Routinization of Race.” Special issue on Postcolonial 

Technoscience. Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 161–183. 

About the Human Genome Diversity Project. 

3613. MORGAN, Gregory J. “The Beauty of Symmetrical 

Design: The Alleged Epistemic Role of 

Aesthetic Value in Theoretical Science.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/12 (2005): 4590. 


Achinstein, Peter. UMI pub. no. 3157792. 272 pp. 

Philosophical analysis using a case study of two theories of 

virus structure—the 1956 Crick-Watson theory and the 1962 

Caspar-Klug theory. 

3614. NERLICH, Brigitte, Susan JOHNSON, and 

David D. CLARKE. “The First ‘Designer Baby’: The 

Role of Narratives, Clichés and Metaphors in the Year 

2000 Media Debate.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 471–498. 

3615. O’MAHONY, Patrick, and Mike Steffen 

SCHÄFER. “The ‘Book of Life’ in the Press: Comparing 

German and Irish Media Discourse on Human 

Genome Research.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 99– 

130. 

3616. OLBY, Robert. “Why Celebrate the Golden 

Jubilee of the Double Helix?” Endeavour 27 (2003): 

80–84. 

3617. PRAINSACK, Barbara. “ ‘Negotiating Life’: 

The Regulation of Human Cloning and Embryonic 

Stem Cell Research in Israel.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 

(2006): 173–205. 

3618. PRIEST, Susanna Hornig. “The Public Opinion 

Climate for Gene Technologies in Canada and 

the United States: Competing Voices, Contrasting 

Frames.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 55–71. 

3619. RABINOW, Paul, and Talia DAN-COHEN. A 

Machine to Make a Future: Biotech Chronicles. (199 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Princeton, N.J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 

2005. ISBN: 0691120501. 


3620. RATTO, Matt. “Foundations and Profiles: 

Splicing Metaphors in Genetic Databases and 

Biobanks.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 31–53. 

3621. REARDON, Jenny. Race to the Finish: Identity 

and Governance in an Age of Genomics. In-formation 

Series. (xii + 237 pp.; bibl.; index.) Princeton, N.J.: 

Princeton Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0691118574. 

On the international politics and social controversy over the 

Human Genome Diversity Project, an effort to use genetics 

to explore isolated indigenous populations. Reviews: 

[ref. R750] 

3622. SGARAMELLA, Vittorio. “Human Cloning: 

Mission Futile, Dangerous or Impossible?” Hist. 

Phil. Life Sci. 25 (2003): 81–91. 

3623. SHOSTAK, Sara. “The Emergence of Toxicogenomics: 

A Case Study of Molecularization.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 367–403. 

3624. STRAUSS, Bernard S. “Rosy and Jim: The 

Mystery of the Double Helix.” Perspect. Biol. Med. 

47 (2004): 443–449. 

Essay review of Brenda MADDOX, Rosalind Franklin (2002); 

Victor K. MCELHENY, Watson and DNA (2003). 

3625. WEBER, Bruce H., and John N. PREBBLE. 

“An Issue of Originality and Priority: The Correspondence 

and Theories of Oxidative Phosphorylation of 

Peter Mitchell and Robert J.P. Williams, 1961–1980.” 

J. Hist. Biol. 39 (2006): 125–163. 

3626. WITKOWSKI, Jan. (Ed.) The Inside Story: 

DNA to RNA to Protein. (xviii + 382 pp.; ill.) Woodbury, 

N.Y.: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 


Includes sections on The Biochemical Era; Origins of 

Molecular Biology; The Double Helix; Replication; DNA 

Molecules; DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis; Sequencing; 

and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Reviews: 

[ref. R993] 

3627. YOUNT, Lisa. Biotechnology and Genetic 

Engineering. Rev. ed. Library in a Book. (316 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Facts On File, 2004. ISBN: 


Secondary school textbook. Includes discussion of biotechnology 

and the law, appendices on specific legal cases, and 

annotated bibliography. 


BIOLOGY 

3628. BRUNING, Susan B. “Complex Legal Legacies: 

The Native American Graves Protection and 

Repatriation Act, Scientific Study, and Kennewick 

Man.” Amer. Antiq. 71 (2006): 501–521. 


3629. BEAULIEU, Anne. “From Brainbank to 

Database: The Informational Turn in the Study of the 

Brain.” Special Issue: The Brain in a Vat [ref. 142]. 


390. 

Explores two types of data collection: post-mortem brain 

collections and digital brain atlases. 

3630. CHU, Nai-Shin. “Contribution of a Snake 

Venom Toxin to Myasthenia Gravis: The Discovery 

of α-bungarotoxin in Taiwan.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 14 

(2005): 138–148. 

3631. GERE, Cathy. “Thought in a Vat: Thinking 

Through Annie Cattrell.” Special Issue: The Brain in 

a Vat [ref. 142]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

35 (2004): 415–436. 

“Cattrell’s series of sculptures ‘Sense’ render in three dimensions 

MRI scans of different sensory functions in the human 

brain.” (from the abstract) 

3632. GOETZ, Christopher G. “Charcot in Contemporary 

Literature.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 15 (2006): 

22–30. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

3633. AUSTIN, Stephanie. “The Influence of the 

Feminist Movement In/On the History of Psychology.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. B 66/01 (2005): 541.

Dissertation at York University (Canada), 2003. Adviser: 

Teo, Thomas. UMI pub. no. NQ99142. 280 pp. 

3634. BULLARD, Alice. “The Critical Impact of 

Frantz Fanon and Henri Collomb: Race, Gender, and 

Personality Testing of North and West Africans.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 225–248. 

3635. LOVIE, Sandy, and Pat LOVIE. “A Privileged 

and Exemplar Resource: Traumatic Avoidance 

Learning and the Early Triumph of Mathematical 

Psychology.” Hist. Psychol. 7 (2004): 248–264. 

3636. ROOT, Michael J. “Boundary-Work in United 

States Psychology: A Study of Three Interdisciplinary 

Programs.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 (2006): 

6934. 

Dissertation at the University of New Hampshire, 2005. 

Adviser: Woodward, William R. UMI pub. no. 3198013. 234 

pp. On how evolutionary psychology, cognitive science, and 

chaos theory changed psychology’s disciplinary boundaries. 

3637. RUTHERFORD, Alexandra. “The Social Control 

of Behavior Control: Behavior Modification, 

Individual Rights, and Research Ethics in America, 

1971–1979.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 42 (2006): 203–220. 

3638. RUZEK, Nicole Amity. “Transpersonal Psychology’s 

Historical Relationship to Mainstream 

American Psychology.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 65/04 

(2004): 2081. 

Dissertation at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, 

2004. Adviser: Levenson, Rick. UMI pub. no. 3129589. 164 

pp. 

3639. SEYFARTH, Robert M., and Dorothy L. CH- 

ENEY. “Dennett’s Contribution to Research on the 

Animal Mind.” In BROOK and ROSS [ref. 126], 

117–139. 

3640. WESSELING, Elisabeth. “Judith Rich Harris: 

The Miss Marple of Developmental Psychology.” Sci. 

Context 17 (2004): 293–314. 

3641. ZIEMANN, Benjamin. “The Gospel of Psychology: 

Therapeutic Concepts and the Scientification 

of Pastoral Care in the West German Catholic 

Church, 1950–1980.” Cent. Eur. Hist. 39 (2006): 

79–106. 


3642. ARONSON, Jay D. “DNA Fingerprinting on 

Trial: The Dramatic Early History of a New Forensic 

Technique.” Endeavour 29 (2005): 126–131. 

3643. CASSATA, Francesco. “Un’internazionale di 

destra: l’Institut International de Sociologie (1950– 

1970).” Stud. Stor. 46 (2005): 407–436. 

3644. LYNCH, Michael. “God’s Signature: DNA 

Profiling, the New Gold Standard in Forensic Science.” 

Endeavour 27 (2003): 93–97. 


3645. SICA, Alan, and Stephen P. TURNER. (Eds.) 

The Disobedient Generation: Social Theorists in the 

Sixties. (xiv + 368 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: 


Collected autobiographies of sociologists who were trained 

in the 1960s. 


3646. MORAN, Mary H. “Barbarism, Old and New: 

Denaturalizing the Rhetoric of Warfare.” In Complex- 


ities, edited by Susan MCKINNON and Sydel SIL- 

VERMAN (Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2005), 

251–267. 

On the use of anthropological and psychological models in 

nationalistic bellicose rhetoric. 


3647. MACKENZIE, Donald. “An Equation and Its 

Worlds: Bricolage, Exemplars, Disunity and Performativity 

in Financial Economics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 

(2003): 831–868. 

On “the history of the fundamental equation of modern financial 

economics: the Black-Scholes-Merton option pricing 

equation.” (from the abstract) 

3648. MACKENZIE, Donald. “Models of Markets: 

Finance Theory and the Historical Sociology of Arbitrage.” 

Special Issue: Modèles et modélisations, 

1950–2000 [ref. 123]. Rev. Hist. Sci. 57 (2004): 

407–431. 

3649. MORGAN, Mary S. “Simulation: The Birth of 

a Technology to Create ‘Evidence’ in Economics.” 

Special Issue: Modèles et modélisations, 1950–2000 


3650. YONAY, Yuval. “Whose Dreams?” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 34 (2004): 621–629. 

Essay review of Philip MIROWSKI, Machine Dreams (2002). 


3651. COLEMAN, Cynthia-Lou, and Erin V. 

DYSART. “Framing Kennewick Man against the 

Backdrop of a Scientific and Cultural Controversy.” 

Sci. Commun. 27 (2005): 3–26. 

On the legal controversy between scientists and Native Americans 

over whether the remains should be repatriated to the 

North American tribes. 

3652. MESKELL, Lynn. “Denaturalizing Gender 

in Prehistory.” In Complexities, edited by Susan 

MCKINNON and Sydel SILVERMAN (Chicago: Univ. 

of Chicago Press, 2005), 157–175. 

Looks at the attempts in archaeology to understand the 

gendered relations of prehistoric humans, focusing on the 

goddess movement. 


3653. BARTZ, Robert J. “Generalists First: The 

Movement to Refashion General Practice in Post- 

World War II America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/12 

(2006): 4507. 

Dissertation at the University of California, San Francisco, 

2005. Adviser: Porter, Dorothy. UMI pub. no. 3199339. 391 

pp. 

3654. BOURRET, Pascale. “BRCA Patients and 

Clinical Collectives: New Configurations of Action 

in Cancer Genetics Practices.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 

(2005): 41–68. 

3655. CAMBROSIO, Alberto, Peter KEATING, and 

Andrei MOGOUTOV. “Mapping Collaborative Work 

and Innovation in Biomedicine: A Computer-Assisted 

Analysis of Antibody Reagent Workshops.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 325–364. 

3656. CANTOR, David. “Cancer, Quackery and the 

Vernacular Meanings of Hope in 1950s America.” J. 

Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 324–368. 

3657. DUNCAN, Kirsty. Hunting the 1918 Flu: One 

Scientist’s Search for a Killer Virus. (xvi + 297 pp.;


ill; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 

2003. ISBN: 0802087485. 

Autobiographical account of Canadian scientist’s efforts to 

find, isolate, and sequence RNA from the virus. Reviews: 

[ref. R248] 

3658. FERRAIOLO, Kathleen Grammatico. “Popular 

‘Medicine’: Policymaking by Direct Democracy and 

the Medical Marijuana Movement of the 1990s.” 



Ceaser, James. UMI pub. no. 3131466. 236 pp. 

3659. FRAGU, Philippe. “How the Field of Thyroid 

Endocrinology Developed in France after World War 

II.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 393–414. 

3660. FRY, Peter H. “O significado da anemia falciforme 

no contexto da ‘política racial’ do governo 

brasileiro 1995–2004.” Translated title: [The significance 

of sickle cell anemia within the context of 

the Brazilian government’s “racial policies” (1995– 

2004).] In Portuguese. [ref. 3468]. Manguinhos 12 

(2005): 347–370. 

3661. GANDY, Matthew, and Alimuddin ZUMLA. 

(Eds.) Return of the White Plague: Global Poverty 

and the “New” Tuberculosis. (vi + 330 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) London; New York: Verso, 2003. ISBN: 

1859846696. 


3662. GILBERT, Scott F., and Rebecca HOWES- 

MISCHEL. “ ‘Show Me Your Original Face Before 

You Were Born’: The Convergence of Public Fetuses 

and Sacred DNA.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 26 (2004): 

377–394. 

Focus on the way fetal imagery and the molecular understanding 

of fertilization affect the abortion controversy. 

3663. GONZÁLEZ SILVA, Matiana. “Del factor sociológico 

al factor genético. Genes y enfermedad en 

las páginas de El País (1976–2002).” IV Premio Dynamis 

de fomento a la investigación en historia de la 

medicina y de la salud. Dynamis 25 (2005): 487–512. 

3664. HOUCK, Judith A. “ ‘What Do These Women 

Want?’ Feminist Responses to Feminine Forever, 

1963–1980.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 (2003): 103–132. 

3665. JENSEN, Casper Bruun. “An Experiment in 

Performative History: Electronic Patient Records as a 

Future-Generating Device.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 

241–267. 

Focus on Denmark. 

3666. KENNY, Michael G. “A Question of Blood, 

Race, and Politics.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 

(2006): 456–491. 

On a 1959 proposal during the meeting of the American 

Society of Blood Banks to divide the blood supply by race. 

3667. KUSHNER, Howard I., Christena L. TURNER, 

John F. BASTIAN, and Jane C. BURNS. “The Narratives 

of Kawasaki Disease.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 

(2004): 410–439. 

3668. LEAVITT, Sarah A. “ ‘A Private Little Revolution’: 

The Home Pregnancy Test in American 

Culture.” Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 317–345. 

3669. LINDEE, M. Susan. Moments of Truth in 

Genetic Medicine. (xii + 270 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 2005. 

ISBN: 0801881757. 

Looks at the efforts of geneticists and other specialists in 

identifying and classifying disease from 1950 to 1980. 

3670. LUNA, Naara. “Natureza humana criada em 

laboratório: biologização e genetização do parentesco 

nas novas tecnologias reprodutivas.” Translated 

title: [Human nature created in the laboratory: the 

biologization and genetization of kinship in new reproductive 

technologies.] In Portuguese. [ref. 3468]. 

Manguinhos 12 (2005): 395–417. 

3671. MILLER, Fiona Alice. “Dermatoglyphics and 

the Persistence of ‘Mongolism’: Networks of Technology, 

Disease and Discipline.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 

(2003): 75–94. 

On the use of this older term for Down syndrome and its 

ramifications for diagnosis and theoretical understanding of 

the disease. 

3672. MOONEY, Sharon Fish. “Worldviews in Conflict: 

A Historical and Sociological Analysis of the 

Controversy Surrounding Therapeutic Touch in Nursing.” 


Dissertation at the University of Rochester School of Nursing, 

2005. Adviser: Schmitt, Madeline. UMI pub. no. 3166442. 

344 pp. 

3673. MOREIRA, Tiago. “Heterogeneity and Coordination 

of Blood Pressure in Neurosurgery.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 69–97. 

Explores reasons for use of both finger and sphygmomanometer 

measurements in modern neurosurgery. 

3674. MULLENS, Lauri. “Leaky Bodies: Epidemic 

Disease in Contemporary American Television.” 


Dissertation at the University of Southern California, 2004. 

Adviser: McPherson, Tara. UMI pub. no. 3140522. 323 pp. 

3675. PARTHASARATHY, Shobita. “Architectures of 

Genetic Medicine: Comparing Genetic Testing for 

Breast Cancer in the USA and the UK.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 5–40. 

3676. PRENTICE, Rachel. “Bodies of Information: 

Reinventing Bodies and Practice in Medical Education.” 


Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2004. 

Adviser: Turkle, Sherry. UMI pub. no. 0806384. 

3677. PRENTICE, Rachel. “The Anatomy of a Surgical 

Simulation: The Mutual Articulation of Bodies in 

and through the Machine.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 

837–866. 

3678. RAWLING, Bill. “No Task Fit for a Soldier? 

Canadian Forces Medical Personnel and Humanitarian 

Relief Missions since the Second World War.” 


3679. RIER, David A. “Gender, Lifecourse and Publication 

Decisions in Toxic-Exposure Epidemiology: 

‘Now!’ Versus ‘Wait a Minute!’ ” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 

(2003): 269–300. 

3680. SEGUIN, Eve. “The BSE Saga: A Cannibalistic 

Tale.” Sci. Cult. 12 (2003): 3–22. 

An investigation of 20th-century scientific attitudes towards 

cannibalism culminating in discussion of mad cow disease. 

3681. SILVERMAN, Chloe. “A Disorder of Affect: 

Love, Tragedy, Biomedicine, and Citizenship 

in American Autism Research, 1943–2003.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/06 (2004): 2338.


Lindee, M. Susan. UMI pub. no. 3138074. 586 

pp. 

3682. TAUSSIG, Karen-Sue. “The Molecular Revolution 

in Medicine: Promise, Reality, and Social 

Organization.” In Complexities, edited by Susan 

MCKINNON and Sydel SILVERMAN (Chicago: Univ. 

of Chicago Press, 2005), 223–247. 

3683. THOMAS, Patricia. Big Shot: Passion, Politics, 

and the Struggle for an AIDS Vaccine. (xi + 515 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Public Affairs, 2001. ISBN: 

1891620886. 


3684. ZAVESTOSKI, Stephen, Sabrina MC- 

CORMICK, and Phil BROWN. “Gender, Embodiment, 

and Disease: Environmental Breast Cancer Activists’ 

Challenges to Science, the Biomedical Model, and 

Policy.” Special issue on Health, the Environment 


(2004): 563–586. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

3685. BLAZER, Dan G. The Age of Melancholy: 

“Major Depression” and Its Social Origins. (x + 251 

pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2005. ISBN: 

0415951887. 

3686. DYCK, Erika. “Psychedelic Psychiatry: LSD 

and Post-World War II Medical Experimentation in 

Canada.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/10 (2006): 3783. 

Dissertation at McMaster University (Canada), 2005. UMI 

pub. no. NR07898. 324 pp. 

3687. ELLIOTT, Carl, and Tod CHAMBERS. (Eds.) 

Prozac as a Way of Life. Studies in Social Medicine. 

(211 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: Univ. of North 

Carolina Press, 2004. ISBN: 0807828807. 

Includes articles on “Responses to Prozac from Philosophy 

and Psychiatry,” “Prozac and American Culture,” and “Prozac 

and the East.” Reviews: [ref. R264] 

3688. HIRSHBEIN, Laura D. “Science, Gender, and 

the Emergence of Depression in American Psychiatry, 

1952–1980.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 61 (2006): 

187–216. 

3689. LEYS, Ruth. “Image and Trauma.” Special 


(2006): 137–149. 

Examines the rationale for the shift from survivor guilt to 

shame in the context of the American Psychiatric Association’s 

1987 revisions of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of 

Mental Disorders. 

3690. MAYES, Rick, and Allan V. HORWITZ. 

“DSM-III and the Revolution in the Classification 

of Mental Illness.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 41 (2005): 

249–267. 

3691. SCHALER, Jeffrey A. (Ed.) Szasz Under Fire: 

A Psychiatric Abolitionist Faces His Critics. (xxv + 

450 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: Open Court, 2004. 

ISBN: 0812695682. 


HEALTH 

3692. ALEDORT, Julia Elizabeth. “Infectious Disease 

Policy in the Era of Antibiotic Drug Resistance: 

Decision Analytic and Historical Perspectives.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. B 65/05 (2004): 2367. 


Dissertation at Harvard University, 2004. Adviser: Weinstein, 

Milton C. UMI pub. no. 3131782. 136 pp. 

3693. BELDARRAÍN CHAPLE, Enrique. “Cambio 

y Revolución: El surgimiento del Sistema Nacional 

Único de Salud en Cuba, 1959–1970.” Dynamis 25 

(2005): 257–278. 

3694. CARRANZA, María. “Sobre una relación 

‘prolífica’: El papel de ‘la salud’ en la propagación 

de la esterilización contraceptiva en Costa Rica.” 

Dynamis 24 (2004): 187–212. 

3695. D’ADESKY, Anne-Christine. Moving Mountains: 

The Race to Treat Global AIDS. (487 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) London: Verso, 2004. ISBN: 1844670023. 

3696. DEHNER, George. “Comparing National and 

International Responses to the Threat of Pandemic 

Disease: Examining National and International Responses 

to the ‘Swine Flu’ of 1976.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 66/01 (2005): 296. 

Dissertation at Northeastern University, 2004. Adviser: 

Penna, Anthony. UMI pub. no. 3162670. 331 pp. 

3697. FINN, Lisa. “Risky Subjects: Constructions 

and Categorizations of Women in Health Care.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 65/08 (2005): 3187. 

Dissertation at the University of Rochester, 2004. Advisers: 

Cartwright, Lisa, and Douglas Crimp. UMI pub. no. 

3142294. 281 pp. 

3698. FOX, David. “United States Immigration Exclusions 

and the Re-emergence of Infectious Diseases: 

The Politics and Science of Protecting the 

Public’s Health.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 65/04 (2004): 

1807. 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2004. Adviser: Shapiro, 

Robert Y. UMI pub. no. 3128954. 223 pp. 

3699. FRANA, Philip L. “A Risk Perceived Is a Risk 

Indeed: Assessing Risk in Biomedical Research and 

Health Policy.” In CRAVENS [ref. 3131], 78–109. 

3700. FRIEDLANDER, Tamara Aberbuch. “Disease 

Dynamics across Political Borders: The Case of 

Rabies in Israel and the Surrounding Countries.” 

Dynamis 25 (2005): 451–485. 

3701. GAUDILLIÈRE, Jean-Paul. “Beyond One-Case 

Statistics: Mathematics, Medicine and the Management 

of Health and Disease in the Post-War Era.” In 


281–296. 

3702. GEARY, Adam M. “AIDS Prevention and the 

Experience of Culture.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/05 

(2004): 1937. 


Adviser: de Lauretis, Teresa. UMI pub. no. 3135058. 170 

pp. 

3703. GLENN, Jason Edwin. “Medicalizing Addictions, 

Criminalizing Addicts: Race, Politics and Profit 

in Narratives of Addiction.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 

(2006): 4162. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Harrington, 

Anne. UMI pub. no. 3194408. 413 pp. 

3704. GÓIS, João Bôsco Hora. “Novas reflexões 

sobre a Aids? [New reflections on AIDS?].” Manguinhos 

12 (2005): 585–589. 

Essay review of MARQUES [ref. 3711]. 

3705. GOSTIN, Lawrence O. The AIDS Pandemic: 

Complacency, Injustice, and Unfulfilled Expectations. 

Studies in Social Medicine. (xli + 445 pp.; ill.; bibl.;


index.) Chapel Hill: Univ. of North Carolina Press, 

2004. ISBN: 0807828300. 

3706. HAMER, John Faithful. “Turning Horror into 

Stories: Popular Health Reform and the Gospel of 

Prevention, 1970–1990.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 

(2005): 4689. 


Walters, Ronald G. UMI pub. no. 3155621. 270 pp. 

3707. HAY, Amy Marie. “Recipe for Disaster: 

Chemical Wastes, Community Activists, and Public 

Health at Love Canal, 1945–2000.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at Michigan State University, 2005. Adviser: 

Fine, Lisa M. UMI pub. no. 3189665. 339 pp. 

3708. HYYSALO, Sampsa. “Representations of Use 

and Practice-Bound Imaginaries in Automating the 

Safety of the Elderly.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 (2006): 

599–626. 

3709. KLINE, Wendy. “ ‘Please Include This in Your 

Book’: Readers Respond to Our Bodies, Ourselves.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 81–110. 

3710. LIVINGSTON, Julie. “Pregnant Children and 

Half-Dead Adults: Modern Living and the Quickening 

Life Cycle in Botswana.” Bull. Hist. Med. 77 

(2003): 133–162. 

3711. MARQUES, Maria Cristina. A história de 

uma epidemia moderna: a emergência política da 

Aids-HIV no Brasil. (174 pp.; ill.; bibl.) São Carlos 

(Brazil): RiMa/ Maringá (Brazil): Eduem, 2003. 

ISBN: 8586552542; 8585545895. 


3712. MUKHERJEA, Ananya. “Bodies of Knowledge: 

The Contested Construction of Technologies 

and Information of the HIV/AIDS Epidemics in Calcutta 

and New York City.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 

(2005): 4728. 


Rothman, Barbara Katz. UMI pub. no. 3159240. 227 pp. 

3713. NEEDHAM, Cynthia, and Richard CANNING. 

Global Disease Eradication: The Race for the Last 

Child. (vii + 196 pp.; bibl.; index.) Washington, D.C.: 

ASM Press, 2003. ISBN: 1555812252. 

On the last 50 years of efforts to eradicate childhood diseases. 

3714. PAULINI, Ernest. “O passado revisitado: o 

Instituto de Malariologia e o Instituto de Endemias 

Rurais (INERu).” Translated title: [The past revisited: 

the Institute of Malariology and the Institute of Rural 

Endemics.] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 11 (2004): 

143–158. 

3715. PRICE, Jay M., James MERSHON, and Teddie 

BARLOW. “Echoing off the Heart of the Heartland: 

The Mid-States Companies, Echocardiography, and 

Rural Medicine.” Agr. Hist. 79 (2005): 127–146. 

3716. REID, Roddey. “Tensions within California 

Tobacco Control in the 1990s: Health Movements, 

State Initiatives, and Community Mobilization.” Special 

issue on Health, the Environment and Social 

Movements [ref. 2678]. Sci. Cult. 13 (2004): 513– 

537. 

3717. ROSS, Malcom, and Robert P. NOLAN. “History 

of Asbestos Discovery and Use and Asbestos- 

Related Disease in Context with the Occurrence of 

Asbestos within Ophiolite Complexes.” In Ophiolite 

Concept and the Evolution of Geological Thought, 

edited by Sarah NEWCOMB and Yildirim DILEK 

(Boulder, Colo.: Geological Society of America, 

2004), 447–470. 

Considers worldwide asbestos health problems as understood 

since the 1960s. 

3718. ROTH, Andrew L., Joshua DUNSBY, and Lisa 

A. BERO. “Framing Processes in Public Commentary 

on US Federal Tobacco Control Regulation.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 7–44. 

On USFDA regulation, proposed in 1995, to restrict the 

promotion and sale of tobacco products to minors. 

3719. ROY, Stephanie C. “ ‘Fifty-Two Easy Steps to 

Great Health’: Representations of Health in English- 

Canadian Women’s Magazines.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65 (2005): 4011. 


Lenskyj, Helen. UMI pub no. NQ94517. 217 pp. 

3720. SAUL, Jessie Elizabeth. “The Tainted Gift: A 

Comparative Study of the Culture and Politics of the 

Contamination of the Blood Supply with the AIDS 

Virus in France and the United States.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 66/01 (2005): 368. 

Dissertation at Cornell University, 2005. Adviser: Hilgartner, 

Stephen. UMI pub. no. 3162885. 333 pp. 

3721. SHOSTAK, Sara. “Environmental Justice and 

Genomics: Acting on the Futures of Environmental 

Health.” Special issue on Health, the Environment 


(2004): 539–562. 


3722. ABRAHAM, John, and Julie SHEPPARD. The 

Therapeutic Nightmare: The Battle Over the World’s 

Most Controversial Sleeping Pill. Health and the 

environment series. (xii + 178 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Earthscan, 1999. ISBN: 1853835528; 

1853836508. 


3723. COOK, Hera. “The English Sexual Revolution: 

Technology and Social Change.” Hist. Workshop J. 

59 (2005): 109–128. 

Argues that the contraceptive pill has played a more significant 

role in the sexual revolution than recent historiography 

has acknowledged. 

3724. DAEMMRICH, Arthur. “Utopian Dreams and 

Regulatory Nightmares.” Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 87–91. 

Essay review of ABRAHAM and SHEPPARD [ref. 3722]. 

3725. FISHER, Jill A. “Pharmaceutical Paternalism 

and the Privatization of Clinical Trials.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2005. Adviser: 

Hess, David J. UMI pub. no. 3183626. 333 pp. 

3726. FISHMAN, Jennifer R. “Manufacturing Desire: 

The Commodification of Female Sexual Dysfunction.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 187–218. 

3727. GREENE, Jeremy A. “Attention to ‘Details’: 

Etiquette and the Pharmaceutical Salesman in Postwar 

American.” [sic]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 

271–292. 

3728. GREENE, Jeremy Alan. “The Therapeutic 

Transition: Pharmaceuticals and the Marketing of 

Chronic Disease.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/01 (2005): 

316.

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Brandt, 

Allan M. UMI pub. no. 3161173. 350 pp. 

3729. HAYDEN, Cori. “Bioprospecting’s Representational 

Dilemma.” Special issue on Postcolonial 

Technoscience [ref. 657]. Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 185– 

200. 

“This article is about the politically and epistemologically 

charged endeavor of turning medicinal plants and ‘traditional 

knowledge’ into pharmaceutical products.” (p. 185) 

3730. HEALY, David. Let Them Eat Prozac: The 

Unhealthy Relationship between the Pharmaceutical 

Industry and Depression. Medicine, Culture, and 

History. (xvi + 351 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

New York Univ. Press, 2004. ISBN: 0814736696. 


3731. HEALY, David. “Shaping the Intimate: Influences 

on the Experience of Everyday Nerves.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 219–245. 

On pharmaeutical company marketing and the treatment of 

anxiety disorders. 

3732. HEDGECOE, Adam, and Paul MARTIN. “The 

Drugs Don’t Work: Expectations and the Shaping 

of Pharmacogenetics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 

327–364. 

3733. HERZBERG, David. “ ‘The Pill You Love 

Can Turn on You’: Feminism, Tranquilizers, and the 

Valium Panic of the 1970s.” Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 

79–103. 

3734. LAKOFF, Andrew. “The Anxieties of Globalization: 

Antidepressant Sales and Economic Crisis in 

Argentina.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 247–269. 

3735. OFFIT, Paul A. The Cutter Incident: How 

America’s First Polio Vaccine Led to the Growing 

Vaccine Crisis. (xii + 238 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 2005. ISBN: 0300108648. 

Focuses on Cutter Laboratories. 

3736. POTTS, Malcolm. “Two Pills, Two Paths: A 

Tale of Gender Bias.” Endeavour 27 (2003): 127– 

130. 

Looks at the birth control pill and Viagra. 

3737. SISMONDO, Sergio. “Pharmaceutical Maneuvers.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 149–159. 

On US regulations and the pharmaceutical industry. 


3738. BAIRD, Davis, and Joachim SCHUMMER. 

“Editorial.” Special Issue: Nanotech Challenges (2). 

HYLE 11 (2005): 3–4. 

Contents: Bruce V. LEWENSTEIN, “What Counts as a ‘Social 

and Ethical Issue’ in Nanotechnology?” 5–18; PRE- 

STON [ref. 3755]; Louis LAURENT and Jean-Claude PETIT, 

“Nanosciences and Its Convergence with Other Technologies: 

New Golden Age or Apocalypse,” 45–76; SCHIEMANN 

[ref. 169]. 

3739. BAIRD, Davis, and Joachim SCHUMMER. 

“Editorial.” Special Issue: Nanotech Challenges (1). 

HYLE 10 (2004): 63–64. 

Contents: Bernadette BENSAUDE-VINCENT, “Two Cultures 

of Nanotechnology?” 65–82; Otàvio BUENO, “The Drexler- 

Smalley Debate on Nanotechnology: Incommensurability 

at Work?” 83–98; MOODY [ref. 635]; LÓPEZ [ref. 633]; 

Martin MEYER and Osmo KUUSI, “Nanotechnology: Generalizations 

in an Interdisciplinary Field of Science and 

Technology,” 153–168. 


3740. BERUBE, David M. Nano-hype: The Truth Behind 

the Nanotechnology Buzz. Foreword by Mihail 

C. ROCO. (521 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, N.Y.: 

Prometheus Books, 2006. ISBN: 1591023513. 

3741. CHARPAK, Georges, and Richard L. GARWIN. 

Megawatts and Megatons: The Future of Nuclear 

Power and Nuclear Weapons. (xvii + 412 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 0226284271. 

3742. EVAN, William M., and Bret B. HAYS. 

“Dual-Use Technology in the Context of the Non- 

Proliferation Regime.” Hist. & Tech. 22 (2006): 

105–113. 

3743. HAYLES, N. Katherine. (Ed.) Nanoculture: 

Implications of the New Technoscience. (255 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) Bristol: Intellect Books, 2004. ISBN: 

1841501131. 


3744. JOHNSTON, Sean F. “Attributing Scientific and 

Technological Progress: The Case of Holography.” 

Hist. & Tech. 21 (2005): 367–392. 

3745. MANORE, Jean L. Cross-Currents: Hydroelectricity 

and the Engineering of Northern Ontario. (xiv 

+ 209 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Waterloo: Wilfrid 

Laurier Univ. Press, 1999. ISBN: 0889203172. 

3746. MATSUMOTO, Miwao. “The Uncertain but 

Crucial Relationship between a ‘New Energy’ Technology 

and Global Environmental Problems: The 

Complex Case of the ‘Sunshine’ Project.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 35 (2005): 623–651. 

3747. MCCRAY, W. Patrick. “Will Small Be Beautiful? 

Making Policies for our Nanotech Future.” Hist. 

& Tech. 21 (2005): 177–203. 

3748. MILBURN, Colin Nazhone. “Nanovision: 

Engineering the Future.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/05 

(2005): 1931. 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Advisers: Biagioli, 

Mario, Stephen Greenblatt, Everett Mendelsohn, and Ann 

Weirda Rowland. UMI pub. no. 3173983. 399 pp. 

3749. NAKASE Akifumi. “Effects of the Improvement 

and Standardization Project of Light Water 

Reactors since the Mid-1970s on the Nuclear Power 

Plants in Japan.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


3750. OWEN-SMITH, Jason. “Dockets, Deals, and 

Sagas: Commensuration and the Rationalization of 

Experience in University Licensing.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

35 (2005): 69–97. 

3751. PALMER, Joy Elizabeth. “Identifying Traces: 

Technologies of the Forensic Narrative.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at Michigan State University, 2005. Advisers: 

Roof, Judith, and Ellen Pollak. UMI pub. no. 3189720. 155 

pp. 

3752. PARRY, Bronwyn. “Technologies of Immortality: 

The Brain on Ice.” Special Issue: The Brain in 

a Vat [ref. 142]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

35 (2004): 391–413. 

3753. PRASAD, Amit. “Cultures of Technoscience: 

A Study of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 

Research in the United States and India.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4355.



Champaign, 2004. Adviser: Pickering, Andrew. UMI pub. 

no. 3153403. 224 pp. 

3754. PRASAD, Amit. “Scientific Culture in the 

‘Other’ Theater of ‘Modern Science’: An Analysis of 

the Culture of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research 

in India.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 35 (2005): 463–489. 

3755. PRESTON, Christopher J. “The Promise and 

Threat of Nanotechnology: Can Environmental 

Ethics Guide Us?” HYLE 11 (2005): 19–44. 

3756. REID, Susan E. “The Khruschev Kitchen: Domesticating 

the Scientific-Technological Revolution.” 

J. Contemp. Hist. 40 (2005): 289–316. 

3757. TANG, Jeffrey Donald. “Sound Decisions: 

Systems, Standards, and Consumers in American 

Audio Technology, 1945–1975.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/11 (2005): 4327. 

Dissertation at the University of Pennsylvania, 2004. UMI 

pub. no. 3152111. 573 pp. 

3758. TARRANT, Donald R. Challenge and Change: 

An Illustrated History of Engineering and Geoscience 

in Newfoundland and Labrador. (269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) St. John’s: Association of Professional 

Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and 

Labrador, 2002. ISBN: 0973177713. 

On developments since 1950. Reviews: [ref. R906] 

3759. TRUDEL, Jean-Louis. “Born in War: Canada’s 

Postwar Engineers and Toronto’s Ajax Division.” Sci. 

Canadensis 21 (1997): 3–27. 

3760. WAKSMAN, Steve. “California Noise: Tinkering 

with Hardcore and Heavy Metal in Southern 

California.” Special Issue: Sound Studies [ref. 3508]. 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 675–702. 

“This paper explores the ways in which music-based tinkering 

played a part in the construction of virtuosity.” (from the 

abstract) 

3761. WHITNEY, Allison Patricia. “The Eye of 

Daedalus: A History and Theory of IMAX Cinema.” 



Gunning, Tom. UMI pub. no. 3168413. 195 pp. 

3762. WISNIOSKI, Matthew H. “Engineers and the 

Intellectual Crisis of Technology, 1957–1973.” Diss. 


Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Mahoney, 

Michael S. UMI pub. no. 3188660. 377 pp. 


TECHNOLOGIES 

3763. BISSELL, Chris. “Models and ‘Black Boxes’: 

Mathematics as an Enabling Technology in the History 

of Communications and Control Engineering.” 

Special Issue: Modèles et modélisations, 1950–2000 


3764. BLEECKER, Julian C. “The Reality Effect of 

Technoscience.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12 (2005): 

4696. 

Dissertation at University of California, Santa Cruz, 2004. 


Studies the social, cultural, and political meaning of virtual 

reality technology, film-based special effects, and simulation 

games. 

3765. CAIN, Frank. “Computers and the Cold War: 

United States Restrictions on the Export of Computers 

to the Soviet Union and Communist China.” J. 

Contemp. Hist. 40 (2005): 131–147. 

3766. CETKOVSK Ý, Jiˇrí, and Jaroslav FOLTA. 

(Eds.) Polovodičová doba v Československu. Práce 

z dějin techniky a pˇrírodních věd, 7. (150 pp.) 

Praha: Národní technické muzeum, 2005. ISBN: 

8070371463. 

Focus on Czech computer development in the first decade of 

semiconductors. 

3767. COLLINS, Martin. “One World...One Telephone: 

Iridium, One Look at the Making of a Global 

Age.” Hist. & Tech. 21 (2005): 301–324. 

3768. COOPERSMITH, Jonathan. “Does Your 

Mother Know What You Really Do? The Changing 

Nature and Image of Computer-Based Pornography.” 

Hist. & Tech. 22 (2006): 1–25. 

3769. GILLESPIE, Tarleton. “Engineering a Principle: 

‘End-to-End’ in the Design of the Internet.” Soc. 


3770. KOZLOVIC, Anton Karl. “Technophobic 

Themes in Pre-1990 Computer Films.” Sci. Cult. 

12 (2003): 341–373. 

3771. MACKENZIE, Adrian. “These Things Called 

Systems: Collective Imaginings and Infrastructural 

Software.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 33 (2003): 365–387. 

“An ethnographic study of a large software system designed 

to control telecommunications infrastructure in rural Australia” 


3772. MARQUES, Ivan da Costa. “Cloning Computers: 

From Rights of Possession to Rights of Creation.” 

Special issue on Postcolonial Technoscience 

[ref. 657]. Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 139–160. 

3773. MILLER MEDINA, Jessica Eden. “The State 

Machine: Politics, Ideology, and Computation in 

Chile, 1964–1973.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/11 (2006): 

4150. 

Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2005. 

Adviser: Mindell, David A. UMI pub. no. 0808538. 

3774. MITCHELL, William J. ME++: The Cyborg 

Self and the Networked City. (269 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2003. ISBN: 

0262633132. 

3775. NOVEMBER, Joe. “LINC: Biology’s Revolutionary 

Little Computer.” Endeavour 28 (2004): 

125–131. 

3776. PAVRI-GARCIA, Vera. “ ‘Technological Doublespeak’: 

Metaphors, Public Policy and the Development 

of Canada’s First Domestic Communications 

Satellite System, 1966–1970.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

66/10 (2006): 3783. 


no. NR07703. 257 pp. 

3777. THÉBERGE, Paul. “The Network Studio: 

Historical and Technological Paths to a New Ideal 

in Music Making.” Special Issue: Sound Studies 

[ref. 3508]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 759–781. 

On “the network studio, with its emphasis on standardized 

technologies and practices and its reliance on the virtual 

space of network communications.” 

3778. VOSKUHL, Adelheid. “Humans, Machines, 

and Conversations: An Ethnographic Study of the

Making of Automatic Speech Recognition Technologies.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 34 (2004): 393–421. 

3779. YOOD, Charles Nelson. “Argonne National 

Laboratory and the Emergence of Computer and 

Computational Science, 1946–1992.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 



Proctor, Robert. UMI pub. no. 3193264. 366 pp. 

3780. ZHOU Xingming and ZHOU Yanghui. “Academician 

Ci Yungui and the History of the Milky 

Way Computer Research Group.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 26 (2005): 

37–45. 

On the history of the first supercomputer in China, developed 

in 1983. 


3781. COOK, Guy, Peter T. ROBBINS, and Elisa 

PIERI. “ ‘Words of Mass Destruction’: British Newspaper 

Coverage of the Genetically Modified Food 

Debate, Expert and Non-Expert Reactions.” Public 

Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 5–29. 

3782. GUTTELING, Jan, Lucien HANSSEN, Neil van 

der VEER, and Erwin SEYDEL. “Trust in Governance 

and the Acceptance of Genetically Modified Food in 

the Netherlands.” Public Underst. Sci. 15 (2006): 

103–112. 

3783. HARPER, Krista. “The Genius of a Nation 

Versus the Gene-Tech of a Nation: Science, Identity, 

and Genetically Modified Food in Hungary.” Special 

issue on Health, the Environment and Social Movements 

[ref. 2678]. Sci. Cult. 13 (2004): 471–492. 

3784. HELLER, Chaia L. “From Scientific Risk to 

Paysan Savoir-Faire: Divergent Rationalities of Science 

and Society in the French Debate over GM 

Crops.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 657. 

Dissertation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, 

2005. Adviser: Escobar, Arturo. UMI pub. no. 3163672. 

447 pp. 

3785. HESS, David J. “Organic Food and Agriculture 

in the US: Object Conflicts in a Health-Environmental 

Social Movement.” Special issue on Health, the 

Environment and Social Movements [ref. 2678]. Sci. 

Cult. 13 (2004): 493–513. 

3786. MURPHY, Joseph, Les LEVIDOW, and Susan 

CARR. “Regulatory Standards for Environmental 

Risks: Understanding the US-European Union Conflict 

over Genetically Modified Crops.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 

36 (2006): 133–160. 

3787. MWALE, Pascal Newbourne. “Societal Deliberation 

on Genetically Modified Maize in Southern 

Africa: The Debateness and Publicness of the Modified 

Maize Food Aid in 2002.” Public Underst. Sci. 

15 (2006): 89–102. 

3788. SHEPHERD, Chris J. “From In Vitro to In Situ: 

On the Precarious Extension of Agricultural Science 

in the Indigenous ‘Third World.’ ” Soc. Stud. Sci. 36 

(2006): 399–426. 

3789. VILCEANU, M. Olguta. “Framing Science: 

Media Coverage of Genetically Modified Foods in 

United States and France, 1998–2002.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 65/04 (2004): 1165. 

Dissertation at Temple University, 2004. Adviser: Murphy, 

Priscilla. UMI pub. no. 3128586. 243 pp. 


3790. ZHANG Jian. “Development of Modern Chinese 

Agronomy: Analysis in Terms of Prosopography.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. 

Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 1–18. 


3791. AMIR, Sulfikar. “Power, Culture, and the 

Airplane: Technological Nationalism in the New 

Order Indonesia.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/07 (2006): 

2699. 

Dissertation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2005. Adviser: 

Winner, Langdon. UMI pub. no. 3183611. 219 

pp. 

3792. ANKER, Peder. “The Ecological Colonization 

of Space.” Environ. Hist. 10 (2005): 239–268. 

3793. BILLE, Matt, and Erika LISHOCK. The First 

Space Race: Launching the World’s First Satellites. 

Centennial of Flight Series, 8. (xviii + 214 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) College Station: Texas A&M Univ. 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 1585443565. 

3794. GODEFROY, Andrew B. “Defence and Discovery: 

Science, National Security, and the Origins of the 

Canadian Rocket and Space Program, 1945–1974.” 


Dissertation at the Royal Military College of Canada, 2004. 

UMI pub. no. NR02033. 338 pp. 

3795. HANSEN, James R. First Man: The Life of 

Neal A. Armstrong, The Authorized Biography. (xi 

+ 769 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Simon & 

Schuster, 2005. ISBN: 0743259637. 

3796. KEVLES, Bettyann Holtzmann. Almost 

Heaven: The Story of Women in Space. (xiii + 274 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Basic Books, 2004. 

ISBN: 0738202096. 


3797. MCMILLEN, Ryan Jeffrey. “Space Rapture: 

Extraterrestrial Millennialism and the Cultural Construction 

of Space Colonization.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

65/08 (2005): 3034. 


Advisers: Meikle, Jeffrey, and Mark Smith. Pub. no. AAT 

3143429. 462 pp. 

3798. SATO, Yasushi. “Local Engineering in the 

Early American and Japanese Space Programs: Human 

Qualities in Grand System Building.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 66/02 (2005): 736. 


Kohler, Robert E.. UMI pub. no. 3165748. 368 

pp. 

3799. SCOTT, David Randolph, A. A. LEONOV, and 

Christine TOOMEY. Two Sides of the Moon. (xv + 

416 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: St. Martin’s 

Press, 2004. ISBN: 0312308655. 

“Dual portrait of American astronaut Dave Scott and Soviet 

cosmonaut Alexei Leonov.” (from the publisher) 

3800. SHAW, Debra Benita. “Bodies out of This 

World: The Space Suit as Cultural Icon.” Sci. Cult. 

13 (2004): 123–144. 

3801. SHAYLER, David J. Women in Space: Following 

Valentina. Springer-Praxis Books in Space 

Exploration. (xxix + 410 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berlin: Springer, 2005. ISBN: 1852337443. 

3802. THOMAS, Kenneth S., and Harold J. MC- 

MANN. US Spacesuits. Springer-Praxis Books in


Space Exploration. (xxx + 397 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berlin: Springer, 2006. ISBN: 0387279199. 

3803. ULIVI, Paolo, and David M. HARLAND. Lunar 

Exploration: Human Pioneers and Robotic Surveyors. 

Springer-Praxis Books in Astronomy and 

Space Sciences. (xx + 363 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Springer-Verlag, 2004. ISBN: 185233746X. 

3804. WORMBS, Nina. “Vem alskade Tele-X? Konflikter 

om satelliter i Norden, 1974–1989.” Translated 

title: [Who Loved Tele-X? Conflicts on Satellites in 

the Nordic Countries, 1974–1989.] In Swedish. Diss. 

Abstr. Int. C 65/02 (2004): 333. 

Dissertation at Kungliga Tekniska Hogskolan (Sweden), 

2003. UMI pub. no.C81547. 256 pp. 

3805. ZIMMERMAN, Robert. Leaving Earth: Space 

Stations, Rival Superpowers and the Quest for Interplanetary 

Travel. (xiii + 528 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Washington, D.C.: Joseph Henry, 2003. ISBN: 

0309085489.

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MCCLUSKEY, S. C. Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 38 (2005): 356–358. 

R2. ABBATE, J. Inventing the Internet. 1999. 

HAMILTON, U. Polhem 17 (1999): 237. 

R3. ABELMANN, W. H. (Ed.) The Harvard-MIT 

Division of Health Sciences and Technology. 2004. 

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HOWELL, J. D. Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 366–367. 

R4. ABELSHAUSER, W. et al. German Industry and 

Global Enterprise. 2004. 

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R870. SOUDER, W. Under a Wild Sky. 2004. 


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R871. SOURKES, T. L. The Life and Work of J. L. W. 

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GNIADY, T. Early Sci. Med. 11 (2006): 242–243. TURNER, 

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R874. SQUIER, S. M. Liminal Lives. 2004. 

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ORLAND, B. Isis 97 (2006): 190–191. 

R875. STACEY, R., and A. HAY. Herbarium. 2004. 

GROVES, R. Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 16 (2005): 117–118. 

R876. STADLER, F. The Vienna Circle. 2001. 

STEED, S. Brit. J. Hist. Phil. 11 (2003): 169–172. 

R877. STALEY, K. W. Evidence for the Top Quark. 

2004. 

FREIRE, O., Jr. Isis 96 (2005): 464–465. 

R878. STAPLETON, D. H. (Ed.) Creating a Tradition 

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CONNOR, J. T. H. Isis 97 (2006): 176–178. Essay reviews: 

ABIR-AM, P. G. Hist. Sci. 44 (2006): 95–118. 

R879. STAROBINSKI, J. Action and reaction. 2003. 

LASZLO, P. Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 28 (2003): 314–316. 

R880. STEDALL, J. A. A Discourse Concerning 

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BEERY, J. L. Hist. Math. 33 (2006): 250–253. 

R881. STEDALL, J. A. Greate Invention of Algebra. 

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BEERY, J. L. Hist. Math. 33 (2006): 250–253. 

R882. STEELE, V. Bleed, Blister, and Purge. 2005. 

SOHN, A. Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 175–176. 

R883. STEIN, C. Die Behandlung der Franzosenkrankheit 

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SCHLEINER, W. Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 122–123. 

R884. STEINBERG, T. Down To Earth. 2002. 

ROTHMAN, H. K. Environ. Hist. 8 (2003): 324–326. 

R885. STEPAN, N. L. Picturing Tropical Nature. 

2001. 

AGUIRRE, R. D. Victorian Stud. 45 (2003): 731–733. 

R886. STIGLER, S. M. Statistics on the Table. 1999. 

SENETA, E. Hist. Math. 33 (2006): 255–258. 

R887. STOLTZENBERG, D. Fritz Haber. 2002. 

MANCHESTER, K. Endeavour 28 (2004): 136. 

R888. STONE, L., and P. F. LURQUIN. Genetic and 

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MARKS, J. Isis 97 (2006): 387. 

R889. STORMER, N. Articulating Life’s Memory. 

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MCGREGOR, D. K. Amer. Hist. Rev. 110 (2005): 150–151. 

R890. STOTT, R. Darwin and the Barnacle. 2003. 

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R891. STOWE, S. M. Doctoring the South. 2004. 

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FETT, S. M. Bull. Hist. Med. 80 (2006): 172–173. HALLER, 

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R892. STRASSER, B. J., and S. d. CHADAREVIAN. 

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118. 

R893. STRATMANN, L. Chloroform. 2003. 

BACON, D. R. Bull. Hist. Med. 79 (2005): 343–345. 

R894. STROHMAIER, G. Avicenna. 1999. 

BERTOLACCI, A. Isis 96 (2005): 649. 

R895. STRUVE, L. A. (Ed.) Time, Temporality, and 

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WANG, Q. E. Amer. Hist. Rev. 110 (2005): 1495–1496. 

R896. SULAMĪ, A. a.-A. i. A. a.-J. Questions and 

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118. 

R898. SÜSS, W. Der “Völkskörper” im Krieg. 2003. 

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R962. WEAR, A. Knowledge & Practice in English 

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DARDEN, L. Isis 97 (2006): 198–199. 

R965. WEICHENHAN, M. “Ergo perit coelum. . . ” 

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METHUEN, C. Centaurus 48 (2006): 67–68. 

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R967. WEINBERG, S. Facing Up. 2001.

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R968. WEINERT, F. The Scientist as Philosopher. 

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KRAGH, H. Centaurus 47 (2005): 341–342. 

R969. WEISMANN, A. The Evolution Theory. 2003. 

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Author Index 

A 

Aalto, K. R. 2199 

Aaserud, Finn 2838 

Abaschnik, V. 2065 

Abbas, Niran 118 

Abbri, Ferdinando 1782, R275, R299, 

R691, R833, R984 

Abel, Emily K. 3275 

Abelmann, Walter H. 3490 

Abels, Gabriele 3605 

Abelshauser, Werner 2894 

Abgrall, Philippe 685 

Abhyankar, K. D. 865, 866 

Abidin, Zainal 119 

Abiko Seiya 2825 

Abiko, Seiya 2823, 2824 

Abímbólá, Kólá 120 

Abir-Am, Pnina G. 487 

Abraham, Carolyn 3423 

Abraham, George 867 

Abraham, Itty 2669 

Abraham, John 3722 

Abramov, Dmitri 1089 

Abu-Rabia, Aref 3276 

Acerbi, Fabio 1013, R160, R297, 

R747 

Acharya, Subrata Kumar 857 

Achinstein, Peter 121 

Acker, Carol Jean R198 

Ackerman, Michael 3277 

Ackermann, S. 2065 

Ackert, Lloyd T., Jr. 2278, 2366 

Acosta, Cristóbal 1409 

Acot, Pascal R591 

Adams, Mark B. 3042 

Adams, Noah 3408 

Adams, Sean Patrick R899 

Adamson, Matthew 3348 

Adas, Michael 3349 

Adelman, Juliana 2343 

Adler, Judith 424 

Adler, Robert E. 535 

Adorno, Francesco 1279 

Afkhami, Amir 3158 

Agalianos, Angelos 642 

Agar, Jon 643, R625 

Agoston, Laura Camille 1086 

Agra do Ó, Alarcon 2436 

Agrawal, Arun 886 

Aguirre, Robert D. R118, R885 

Ahenakew, Alice 930 

Ahenakew, Freda 930 

Ainsworth, P. M. 202 

Akabane Akira 2056 

˚Akerberg, Sofia R764 

Akeroyd, Michael 1781 

Akins, Kathleen 126 

Al-Farghani 696 

al-Ghassani, al-Ghitrif ibn Qudamah 

716 

Alanen, Lilli 1502 

Alberti, Samuel J. M. M. 271, 2251 

Albi Romero, Guadalupe 1394 

Albritton Jonsson, Fredrik 1686 

Albu, Emily 1167 

Aldrich, Michele L. 421 

Aledort, Julia Elizabeth 3692 

Alesse, Francesca 1029 

Alexander, Amir 1529 

Alexander, Richard D. 474 

Algazi, Gadi 79 

Aliseda, Atocha 153 

Allan, David 1705 

Allchin, Douglas 1631 

Allen, Barbara L. 3557, 3558 

Allen, D. E. R322 

Allen, Garland E. 2344, 3042, R501, 

R562 

Allen, Hubert A., Jr. 2805 

Allen, Richard 1833 

Allen, Sophie R. R406 

Allender-Hagedorn, Susan 3599 

Allhoff, Fritz 2345 

Allik, Jüri 2381 

Allin, Shawn B. R254 

Allmon, Warren D. 421 

Almeida, Marta de 3278 

Almeida, Miguel Ozorio de 65 

Alonso, Angela 2683 

Alt, Karin 1000 

Altbauer-Rudnik, Michal 1407 

Altman, Max 28 

Altmann, Alexander 920 

Altmann, Simon L. 2076 

Altshuler, José 2128 

Álvaro, Luis-Carlos 1973 

Alves, Ana Maria de Alencar 2749 

Amaral, Isabel 3159 

Amelin, Olov 1717 

Amerini, Fabrizio 1112, 1116 

Ames, Eric 2802 

Amir, Sulfikar 3791 

Ammerer, Gerhard 1896 

Amsterdamska, Olga 3160 

Amunàtegui, Godofredo Iommi 1530 

Anagnostou, Sabine 1410 

Anatharaman, T. R. 894 

Andersen, Burton R. 960 

Andersen, H˙akon 226 

Andersen, Hanne 122 

Andersen, Johannes 2116 

Anderson, Clifford Blake 2730 

Anderson, Lee R1000 

Anderson, Misty G. 1386 

Anderson, Ray R436 

Anderson, Ronald 2161 

Anderson, Stuart 611 

Anderson, Warwick 3279, R844, 

R900 

Anderton, Douglas L. 3281 

Andrade, Ana M. Ribeiro de 3513 

Andrade, Ana Maria Ribeiro de 2683 

Andreani, Roland 1885 

Andrei, Mary Anne 2279 

Andrews, J. H. R909 

Andrews, James T. R769 

Andrews, John 1617 

Angel, Martin V. 2972 

Angelis, Simone De 1247 

Anglicus, Bartholomaeus 1083 

Angner, Erik 3149 

Ankeny, Rachel A. 3600, R148, R577 

Anker, Peder 1689, 2967, 3792, R245 

Anker, Suzanne 469 

Anonymous 1396 

Ansari, S. M. Razaullah 858, R743 

Anscomb, Lisa 1699 

Anstey, Peter R422 

Anstice, Robert 2340 

Appel, Jacob M. 2666 

Appel, Toby Anita R530 

Apple, Rima D. R541 

Applebaum, Wilbur R512 

Aprile, Anna 456 

Aragón, Santiago 2333 

Arakawa Hideo 2049 

Arao Miyo 1937 

Arcangeli, Alessandro R361 

Archibald, Tom 315, 1754 

Archimedes 1007 

Ardis, Ann L. R758 

Arianrhod, Robyn 2129 

Ariew, Roger 1436, R225 

Arikha, Noga 1636 

Aristotle 1048 

Armatte, Michel 123, 315 

Armogathe, J. -R. 1230 

Armogathe, Jean-Robert 1460 

Armstrong, Alan W. 1855 

Armstrong, Patrick 2252 

Armstrong, Sean 1268 

Armstrong, Tim R203 

Arni, Eric Gruber von 1641 

Arnold, David 1817, R401 

Arnold, Wilfred Niels R871 

Arnott, R. 959 

Aronson, Jay D. 3642 

Arrizabalaga, Jon R69 

Arsuaga, Juan Luis 496 

Arthur, Richard T. W. 1531 

Artigas, Mariano 1461, 1475 

Ash, Eric H. R564 

Ash, Mitchell G. 517, R268 

Ashcroft, Richard E. 219 

Ashmore, Malcolm 536 

Ashraf, Jaweed 898 

Ashton, Jennifer R615 

Ashworth, William R787 

Ashworth, William J. 222 

Asner, Glen R. 226 

Asper, Markus 1008 

Assis, Andre Koch Torres 2130 

Astore, William J. R322 

Asúa, Miguel de 34, 60, 235, 1632 

Atchison, Heather 1980 

Athanassiadi, Polymnia 1000

202 Author Index 

Atherton, Margaret 1639, 2382 

Athiyaman, N. 896, 899 

Atkinson, Paul 449 

Atzema, Eisso J. R701 

Au, Sokhieng 3280 

Aubin, David 315 

Auger, Jean-François 1927 

Aughton, Peter 1553 

Ausich, William I. 1369 

Austin, Stephanie 3633 

Autenboer, T. Van 2228 

Avicenna 672 

Avise, John C. 470, R44 

Axon, Tim R141, R283, R700 

Ayala, Francisco J. 450 

Aydede, Murat 667 

Ayliffe, Graham A. J. 537 

Azar, Pablo F. 2375 

Azzone, Giovanni Felice 490 

B 

Baader, Gerhard 3161, R942 

Baars, Bernard J. 3093 

Baber, Zaheer 848 

Babin, Claude 2200 

Babini, Valeria P. 2383 

Bacchelli, Franco 1274 

Bacciadonne, Adriana J. 3433 

Bach, Th. 2065 

Bach, Thomas 2065 

Bachrach, Susan D. 3162 

Bacon, Douglas R. R893 

Bacon, Francis 1417 

Badash, Lawrence 2131 

Baetens, Jan R213, R532 

Baetschi, Bernard 456, 1732 

Baffetti, Giovanni 1437 

Baffioni, Carmela 1041 

Bag, A. K. 894, 897, R30, R723 

Bagçe, Samet 667 

Bahadir, Osman R. 667 

Baigrie, Brian S. R533 

Bailey, Gauvin Alexander 1428 

Bailey, Michael D. R119 

Baird, Davis 371, 373, 3738, 3739 

Baker, Gregory L. 354 

Baker, Jennifer J. 2253 

Bakker, Miente 1552 

Bakker, Paul J. J. M. 1151 

Balasubramaniam, R. 894, 895, 897 

Balcom, Karen Suzanne 3163 

Baldini, Ugo 1275, 1428 

Baldwin, Peter R251 

Baldwin, Peter C. 425 

Baldwin, Steve 3245 

Balen, S. van 1633 

Balis, Andrea R165, R914 

Ballenger, Jesse R402 

Ballenger, Jesse F. 591 

Ballester Artigues, Teresa 3283 

Balmer, Brian 3479 

Ban, Thomas A. 3331 

Bancel, Faïza 705 

Banks, Terence R293 

Bannan, John F. 2384 

Baptista, Robert J. 2189 

Bar-Am, Nimrod 311, 2066 

Bar-Ilan, Ofek 3080 

Baracca, Angelo 2128, 2132, 3480 

Barahona, Ana R301 

Baratas, Alfredo 3043 

Barbas, Helena 1178 

Barbieri, Francesco 1796 

Barbieri, Marcello 451 

Barclay, R. 279 

Barefoot, Peter 538 

Barker, Peter 122, 1418, 1560, 1574 

Barker, Rosalin 1833 

Barlow, Ellen 3244 

Barlow, Teddie 3715 

Barnaby, David 2058 

Barnard, Peter R975 

Barnes, Barry 190, R750 

Barnes, Jonathan R391 

Barnes, Linda L. 810 

Barnett, Enid 3150 

Barnett, S. A. 3448 

Baron-Cohen, Simon 126 

Barona, Josep Lluís 602 

Barr, S. 2228 

Barr, Stephen 80 

Barral, Maria José 607 

Barras, Vincent 495 

Barrett, Lindsay 2018 

Barron, Roderick M. R656 

Barrow, Mark V., Jr. R212 

Barrow-Green, June 2077 

Barth, Kai-Henrik 2680, 3481, 3539 

Barthélemy de Romans 1286 

Barthélemy, Georges 1583 

Bartholomew, James R. 304 

Bartlett, Mark 1974 

Bartlett, Peter R153 

Bartola, Alberto 1481 

Bartrip, Peter R587 

Bartz, Robert J. 3653 

Barus, Carl 2133 

Basalla, George 341, R698 

Bashford, Alison 539, 603, 2437, 

2551, 2552 

Bashier, Salman H. 673 

Bassi, Simonetta 1269 

Bastian, John F. 3667 

Bastien, Betty 925 

Basu, Amit Ranjan 2532 

Basu, Aparajita 2162 

Batist, M. De 2228 

Battersby, Christine 509 

Bauchspies, Wenda K. 330 

Bauer, Axel W. 577 

Bauer, Martin W. 3466 

Bauer, Olivier 207 

Baugh, Frank G. 3083 

Baumann, Brian Gregory 746 

Baumann, Brigitte 1368 

Baumann, Christian 2376 

Baumann, Helmut 1368 

Baumann-Schleihauf, Susanne 1368 

Baumeister, Alan A. 3246 

Baumgarten, Elisheva 495 

Baumslag, Naomi 3164 

Bautista, Hilario 1030 

Baxter, Ron 1179 

Bay, Stephen M. 977 

Bazzana, André 724 

Beagon, Mary 1056 

Beard, K. Christopher 491 

Beatrice, Pier Franco 1203 

Beatty, John 2104 

Beaud, Jean-Pierre 2078 

Beaufays, Joseph-Paul 216 

Beaulieu, Anne 3629 

Becht, Michael 1256 

Beck, Andreas J. 1256 

Beck, Roger 1031 

Beck, Silke 436 

Beckman, Jenny 2017 

Beddies, Thomas 3247, 3248 

Bederson, Ben R479, R948 

Bederson, Benjamin R242, R341, 

R551 

Bedini, Silvio A. 1718, 2224 

Bednarek, Janet R. Daly 3409 

Bednarski, Andrew 2430 

Beecher, Dale 406 

Beekman, George 2115 

Beeks, Dale R. 1719 

Beemer, Jeffrey K. 3281 

Beer, Jeanette M. A. 1180 

Beere, Jonathan B. 1017 

Beery, Janet L. R880, R881 

Behling, Laura L. 2498 

Behrens, Peter J. 2385 

Beier, Lucinda McCray 3282 

Beisswanger, Gabriele 1924 

Bekken, Otto B. 1754 

Beklemishev, Lev R174 

Bektas, Yakup R452 

Bela, Zbigniew 721 

Beldarraín Chaple, Enrique 3693 

Belenkiy, Ari 1759 

Belfanti, Carlo Marco 627 

Belgioioso, Giulia 1733 

Belhoste, Bruno 2079 

Belk, Alan Frederick 124 

Belkina, G. L. 141 

Bell, Duncan S.A. 1928 

Bell, Leonard 1817 

Bellon, Richard 2321, 2322, R68, 

R274, R609, R951 

Bellosta, Hèléne 686 

Belmonte, Juan Antonio 952 

Belot, Jean 216 

Beltrão, Jane Felipe 540 

Ben Miled, Marouane 687 

Ben-Ari, Moti 125 

Ben-Shammai, Haggai 917 

Ben-Zaken, Avner 1303 

Benchimol, Jaime Larry 2484 

Bendall, Sarah 1617, 1813 

Bendegem, Jean Paul van 330 

Benedek, Thomas G. 3332, R184 

Bénézet, Jean-Pierre 609 

Benfey, Otto Theodor 371 

Benítez, Laura R858 

Benjamin, Ludy T., Jr. 3083, 3084 

Bennett, Colin 2659 

Bennett, Jim 61, 281, 1287, 1720, 

R445 

Bennett, Judith A. 2280 

Bennewitz, Nadja 249 

Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette 3739, 

R755, R813 

Benson, Keith R. R188, R197 

Bentley, Ronald 3333 

Benzaquén, Adriana S. 1875 

Beretta, Francesco 1475 

Beretta, Marco 280, 1782, 1797, 

R278, R339, R540, R939 

Berez, Thomas M. 3044 

Berg, Marc 3236 

Berg, Robbert van den 1000 

Bergandi, Donato R607

Bergengruen, Maximilian 1896 

Berger, A. 2228 

Bergeron, Kenneth B. 3482 

Bergia, Silvio 342 

Bériou, Nicole 495 

Berkeley, Elizabeth M. 1960 

Berkowitz, Roger Stuart 223 

Berlan, Hélène 1886 

Berlinski, David 314 

Bermejo, María Luisa 300 

Bernabé, Alberto 970 

Bernabeu Mestre, Josep 3283 

Bernardi, Walter 1673 

Bernier, Jacques 541 

Bernoulli, Jakob 1748 

Bernstein, Barton J. 2641 

Bernstein, Michael A. 3151 

Bero, Lisa A. 3718 

Berressem, Hanjo 118 

Berridge, Virginia 3284 

Berry, Andrew 486, R864 

Berry, Wendell 3002 

Berson, Jerome A. 372 

Berteloot, Amand 1169 

Bertolacci, Amos 674, 675, R894 

Bertolli Filho, Cláudio 542, 3165 

Bertoloni Meli, Domenico R126 

Bertrand, Dominique 1203 

Bertucci, Paola 1231, 1887 

Bertucci-Martins, Liane Maria 3322 

Berube, David M. 3740 

Besley, John C. 3391 

Besnier, Bernard 978 

Besse, Jean-Marc 1353 

Best, Henry B. M. 3166 

Betsch, Gerhard 1304 

Betts, Jonathan 2758 

Beullens, Pieter 1048 

Beyler, Richard 2670 

Bezza, Giuseppe 1032 

Bhattacharya, Deepak 868 

Bhattacharya, K. 894 

Bhattacharya, Sanjoy 2553, R28 

Bhushan, Nalini 371, 373 

Bi Lie-jue 3017 

Biagioli, Mario 1443 

Bialas, Volker 1554 

Bianchi, Emanuela 967 

Bianco, Amy 2859 

Biard, Joël 1152, 1340 

Bibel, Debra Jan 488 

Bickel, Marcel H. 543, R240 

Bickers, Robert R274 

Bickerstaff, Campbell 2018 

Bickham, Troy 1877 

Biddle, Tami Davis 3409 

Biener, Zvi 1584 

Bierma, Lyle D. 1256 

Bigg, Charlotte R699 

Biggs, David A. 2592 

Biggs, Lindy R855 

Bignami, Giovanni F. 1242 

Bijsterveld, Karin 3508 

Bille, Matt 3793 

Biller, Peter 495 

Bilstein, Roger E. 3409 

Binding, Günther 1223 

Bingaman, Amy 620 

Binnema, Theodore 927 

Bird, Alexander 171 

Author Index 203 

Bird, Kai 2641 

Birke, Lynda 3334 

Birkenmayer, K. 2228 

Birkhead, T. R. 1633 

Birkholz, Daniel 1354 

Birn, Anne-Emanuelle 3285, R99 

Bissell, Chris 3763 

Biswas, Arun Kumar 897, 1942, 1955, 

R742 

Bivins, Roberta R494 

Bix, Amy Sue 3363 

Black, Deborah L. 676 

Blackburn, James A. 354 

Blackman, Helen 2334 

Blackmore, John T. R52 

Blair, Ann 1243 

Blais, Hélène 2225 

Blake, John 407 

Blanchard, Yves-Marie 1203 

Blänsdorf, Jürgen 972 

Blaudeau, Philippe 1203 

Blazer, Dan G. 3685 

Blázquez Paniagua, Francisco R353 

Bleecker, Julian C. 3764 

Bliss, Michael 2377 

Bloomfield, Gerald T. R632 

Bloor, David 80, 190, 191, 3507 

Blowers, Geoffrey 81 

Blum, Paul Richard 1276 

Boag, Peter 254 

Boardman, Kay 1992 

Boato, Giovanni 2895 

Bochet, Isabelle 1203 

Bock, Gisela 3162 

Bocking, Stephen 426, 427, R493 

Boddy, William 3380 

Boden, Margaret A. 503 

Bodson, Liliane R710 

Boeck, Gisela 2625 

Boenke, Michaela 1503 

Boer, Jelle Zeilinga de 394 

Boersma, Frits 3167 

Boeseman, M. 1860 

Bogaard, Paul A. 2896 

Bohley, J. 2065 

Bohlin, Ingemar 3503 

Bolens, Guillemette 452, 495 

Bolt, Marvin R787 

Bolyanatz, Alexander H. R987 

Bolzoni, Lina 1244 

Bonah, Christian 577 

Bonchev, P. 2910 

Bondio, Mariacarla Gadebusch 1377, 

R46 

Bonehill, John 1829 

Boner, Patrick 1264 

Boner, Patrick J. 1555 

Bongiorno, Vincenzo 3085 

Boniolo, Giovanni 451, 456 

Bonneuil, Christophe 281, 3045 

Bonsiepen, W. 2065 

Bontems, Vincent 236 

Boockmann, Friederike 1554 

Booker, M. Keith 3449 

Booth, Emily 1642 

Borck, Cornelius 174, 2386 

Bordogna, Francesca 3086 

Borgato, Maria Teresa R222 

Bork, Robert O. 1224 

Borkenztain, Bernardo 2897 

Borley, Lester 2201 

Born, Hedwig 2839 

Born, Max 2839 

Borowitz, Sidney R341 

Borowy, Iris 2554, 3286, 3287 

Borrello, Mark E. 471 

Børresen, Anne Kristine 2912 

Borsay, Anne R26 

Borsch, Stuart J. 1202 

Bos, E. P. 1111 

Bos, Erik-Jan 1494 

Bos, Gerrit 921, 1148 

Bos, Henk 1494 

Bos, Jaap 2387 

Boschiero, Luciano Augusto 1482 

Boschung, Urs 2474 

Bossier, Fernand 1048, 1146 

Botar, Oliver A. I. 2697 

Botelho, André 3130 

Bottazzini, Umberto 315, 2080 

Botting, Fred 142 

Boucher, Yan 477 

Bouchilloux, Hélène 1425 

Boudon-Millot, Véronique 1203 

Bougainville, Louis-Antoine de 1814 

Bouis, Antonina W. 2676 

Bouleau, Nicolas 316 

Boulnois, Marie-Odile 1203 

Boulos, Areen 715 

Bourdelais, Patrice 544 

Bourguet, Marie-Noëlle 281 

Bourne, W. R. P. 1361 

Bourret, Pascale 3654 

Bousquat, Aylene 2555 

Bousquet-Bressolier, Catherine 1618 

Bowen, Alan C. 1018 

Bowker, Geoffrey C. 80, 1943 

Bowler, Peter 1 

Bowler, Peter J. 2709, R505, R786 

Bowles, Mark D. 3411 

Bowley, Patricia 3392 

Bowring, Finn 453 

Boyadjieva, Pepka 3466 

Boyarin, Daniel 1086 

Boyd, Julia 2438 

Boyer, Jean-Paul 1227 

Bozeman, Barry 306 

Bracco, Christian 2879 

Brace, C. Loring 244 

Brack-Bernsen, Lis 953 

Bradatan, Costica 389 

Brady, Sean 2009 

Brague, Rémi 909 

Brahe, Tycho 1556 

Brakel, J. Van 371 

Brakel, Jaap Van 373 

Brams, Jozef 84 

Branagan, David F. 2202 

Brandist, Craig 2419 

Brandstetter, Thomas 1929 

Brandt, Christina 3601 

Brandt, Werner W. 374 

Brannigan, Augustine 504 

Brantlinger, Patrick R24, R127 

Braslow, Joel T. 3249, 3270 

Brauckmann, Sabine 454, 2317, 3077 

Braude, Benjamin 495 

Braun, Hans-Joachim 2803, 3409 

Braun, Lundy 2439 

Braund, Kathryn E. Holland 1855 

Bravo García, Antonio 971 

Bréard, Andrea 2081


Breathnach, Caoimhghin S. 3036 

Bregman, Leigh D. R787 

Breidbach, O. 2065 

Breidbach, Olaf 1726, 2065, 3064, 

R757 

Breidbach, Otto 2067 

Brenner, Anastasios 2, 2071 

Brentjes, Sonja 1084, R14 

Bresalier, Michael R972 

Brescia, Pablo R39 

Bret, Patrice 627, 1782 

Brezinski, Claude 2778 

Brian, Denis 2637 

Bricmont, Jean 200, R523 

Brieger, Gert H. 82, 545, R912 

Briese, Olaf 2440 

Briesemeister, Dietrich 1447 

Brigaglia, Aldo 317 

Brigandt, Ingo 3087 

Briggs, Asa 2750 

Briggs, Laura 2723 

Brinkman, Paul 2264 

Brinkman, Paul D. 2296 

Brinkman, Paul David 3013 

Brioist, Pascal 627 

Britton, Piers D. R528 

Broad, Cathy 39 

Brock, Adrian C. 505 

Brock, Claire 1944 

Brock, Emily Katherine 2973 

Brock, Ralph H. 2226 

Brock, William H. R660, R662 

Brockbank, James 352 

Brocke, Bernhard vom 62 

Brockliss, Laurence 1504 

Brodie, Janet Farrell 588 

Broecke, Steven Vanden 1305 

Broers, Herman 3168 

Broghammer, Herbert 2367 

Brogiato, Heinz Peter 2227 

Broich, John R621 

Brokaw, Galen 926 

Broman, Thomas 1924, R246, R753 

Bromberg, Joan Lisa 3514 

Brook, Andrew 126 

Brooke, Christopher 1462 

Brooke, John 1706 

Brooke, John Hedley 1463, R663 

Brooks, Nathan M. 2898 

Brooks, Randall C. 282, 2025 

Brorson, Stig 455 

Brosseder, Claudia 1332 

Brotman, Charles 509 

Brotman, Charles M. 2114 

Brotons, Victor Navarro 1707, R958 

Brotton, Jerry 1355 

Brouillette, Sarah 3450 

Broussais, François J. V. 2441 

Brower, Matthew Brady 2388 

Brown, Andrew 2638 

Brown, Elspeth H. 3350 

Brown, Gregory 1532 

Brown, Harold I. 127 

Brown, Harvey R. 2826 

Brown, Laurie M. R473 

Brown, Phil 3684 

Brown, Theodore M. R812 

Brown-May, Andrew 2329 

Browne, Janet 1945, 2001, 2254 

Browne, Meredith 2442 

Broyer, C. de 2228 

Broyer, Claude de 2228 

Bruce, Julia R51 

Brückner, Martin 408 

Bruhèze, Adri Albert de la 3377 

Bruin, A. de 2556 

Bruin, D. de 2556 

Bruland, Kristine 627 

Brulhart, Armand 2533 

Brummelen, Glen Van 697 

Brun, Jean-Pierre 1079 

Bruna, Denis 495 

Bruner, Jerome 3120 

Bruni, John P. 3046 

Bruning, Susan B. 3628 

Brüning, Volker Fritz 390 

Brunner, Bernd 418 

Brunton, Deborah 2557 

Brusatte, Stephen L. R702 

Brush, Stephen G. R238 

Bruun, Henrik 621 

Bryce, R. M. 2228 

Bryson, Bill 3 

Buchanan, Angus 2593 

Buchanan, Brenda J. 622, 1668 

Bucher, M. 1435 

Buchli, Victor 530 

Buchwald, Diana 2839 

Buchwald, Jed Z. 128, 2134 

Buckingham, Jane 3169 

Buckland, Gail 625 

Buckley, Jay H. R307 

Bueno, Otàvio 3739 

Buffetaut, Eric 2928 

Buffoni, Letizia 2222 

Buhle, Mari Jo R836 

Buican, Denis 428, R374 

Bukatman, Scott 530 

Buklijas, Tatjana R412 

Bullard, Alice 3634 

Bulmer, Michael 2346 

Bump, Jesse Boardman 2443 

Bunge, Mario R498 

Bungener, Patrick 3065 

Bunzl, Matti 2010 

Buras, J. Todd 1870 

Burba, Juliet Marie 2371 

Burbidge, Geoffrey 2820 

Burcak, Berrak 660 

Burch, Druin R110, R394 

Burchard, Hermann G. W. 129 

Burgos, Marcelo Baumann 3515 

Burian, Richard M. 472, 484 

Burke, Peter 414, 509 

Burkhardt, Richard W., Jr. 3088, R511 

Burleigh, Michael 3162 

Burnett, Charles 83, 704, 1148 

Burnett, D. Graham 1817 

Burnett, J. Alexander 3559 

Burney, Ian A. R350 

Burnham, John C. 546, 3170 

Burns, Allan F. R521 

Burns, Jane C. 3667 

Burnside, William 2082 

Burnyeat, M. F. 1009 

Burrell, Sean 2444 

Burstein, Jessica 530 

Bury, Emmanuel 1643 

Buscaglia, Marino 3065 

Bushnell, Rebecca W. R372 

Bussolini, Jeffrey 3425 

Bustamante, Martha Cecilia 2827 

But, Paul Pui-Hay 833 

Butler, Richard 2748 

Butterworth, E. 1633 

Büttner, Johannes 2163, 2308 

Büttner, Nils 1247, 1424 

Büttner, S. 2065 

Buzon, Frédéric de 1585 

Bydén, Börje 725 

Byrne, David 1419 

Byrne, Joseph Patrick 1204 

Byrom, Bradley Allen 3288 

C 

Cabay, A. 2228 

Cadée, Gerhard C. R474, R781, R922 

Cafezeiro, Edwaldo 1396 

Caffentzis, George 2737 

Cahan, David R757 

Cahn, Robert R377, R567 

Cahn, Robert W. 2828, R261 

Cain, Frank 3765 

Cairus, Henrique 1396 

Çaksu, Ali 671 

Calaprice, Alice 2639 

Callender, Craig 130 

Calvet, Antoine 1162 

Calvo Martínez, José Luis 1033 

Calvo, Félix 3465 

Cambrosio, Alberto 3655 

Cameron, Claire E. 3089 

Cameron, Richard L. 2929 

Camerota, Filippo 1288 

Campbell, Nancy D. 175, 180, 3250 

Campbell, Robert A. 294 

Campbell, Scott R938 

Campbell-Kelly, Martin 644 

Campe, Rüdiger 1533 

Campion, Nicholas 2822 

Campos, Daniel Gerardo 318 

Campos, Ruth López 1306 

Canales, Jimena R582 

Candiani, Vera Silvina 1669 

Caneva, Kenneth L. R644 

Cañizares-Esguerra, Jorge R776 

Canning, Richard 3713 

Canone, E. 1230 

Canone, Eugenio 1230, 1277 

Cantor, David 3171, 3656 

Cantor, Geoffrey 256 

Cantrell, John 2593 

Capocci, Mauro R332, R697 

Cappelletti, V. 1230 

Capria, Marco Mamone 2640, 2806, 

2829, 2830 

Carabaza Bravo, Julia María 714 

Carbonari, Luca 2831 

Carbonetti, Adrián 2558 

Carden-Coyne, Ana R305 

Carding, Janet 272 

Cardini, Maria Timpanaro 964 

Carette, Nicole 3030 

Carey, Mark Palmer 2930 

Cargill, G. S. 1489 

Carlin, Laurence 1505 

Carlino, Andrea 1205 

Carlos, Edward Stafford 1574 

Carlson, W. Bernard R525 

Carlsson, Anders R162, R164 

Carman, Christián C. 131 

Carmichael, Ann 1378

Carmichael, Ann G. R467 

Carneiro, Ana 1815, 2297, R500 

Caron, Caroline-Isbelle 3217 

Caroti, Stefano 1113 

Carozzi, Alberto V. 1798 

Carpenter, Barry K. 373 

Carpintero, Helio 117 

Carr, Susan 3786 

Carranza, María 3694 

Carrara, Angelo Alves 1080 

Carratalá, J. F. Baeza 2210 

Carraud, Vincent 1586 

Carrillo, Ana María 606, 3289 

Carroll, Patrick 623 

Carroll, Victoria 2255 

Carroll, William 1464 

Carroy, Jacqueline 2389 

Carrubba, Robert W. 1424 

Carson, Cathryn 2641, 2698 

Carswell, Lilian P. 1975 

Carter, Christopher Ray 2203 

Carter, Eric D. 3290 

Carter, K. Codell R561 

Carusi, Paola 1041 

Carvalho, Diana Maul de 1396 

Casati, Stefano 1684 

Caseau, Béatrice 1203 

Casey, Kathleen 3090 

Caspar, Max 1554 

Caspar, Philippe 1203 

Cassata, Francesco 3643 

Cassels, Susan Lynn 3291 

Cassidy, David C. 237, 2641 

Castaldi, Francesco 1557 

Castañeda, Luzia Aurelia 2347 

Castellana, Mario 155, 2832 

Castillo Martos, Manuel 1412, 1931 

Castonguay, Stéphane 3393 

Castree, Noel 224 

Cat, Jordi R958 

Cauchy, Augustin-Louis 2083 

Caudet, Amparo Sebastián 1306 

Cavallaro, Dani 3451 

Cavallo, Giorgio 3066 

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Wisselgren, Per 3137 

Withers, Charles R707 

Withers, Charles W. J. 414, 1625 

Witkowski, Jan 3626 

Witt, Johan de 1552 

Witteyer, Marion 972 

Witz, Aimé 2837 

Wolfart, H. Christoph 930 

Wolfe, Alan R652 

Wolfe, Maynard Frank 3378 

Wolfenstein, Gabriel Karl 2426 

Wolff, Caspar Friedrich 1917 

Wolff, Eberhard 1924 

Wolff, Horst-Peter 592 

Wolffram, Heather 2418 

Wood, Andrew 620 

Wood, Diana 1201 

Wood, Karen 1811 

Wood, Karl E. 2531


Wood, Michael 3012 

Wood, Paul R53 

Wood, Rega 1161 

Wood, W. Raymond 2242 

Wood-Black, Frankie 379 

Woodgate, Dawn 655 

Woodger, Michael 644 

Woodward, John 593 

Woodward, William 117 

Woody, Andrea 373 

Woodyard, Jack R. 2920 

Woolley, Benjamin 1665 

Woolrich, A.P. 2593 

Worden, Joel Daniel 1991 

Wormbs, Nina 226, 3804 

Worthen, Dennis B. 2584 

Woudenberg, Rene van 173 

Wozniak, Robert H. 3093 

Wray, K. Brad 32, 594 

Wray, Matt 3489 

Wright, David 2194 

Wright, Peter 647 

Wu Guosheng 77 

Wu, Yi-Li R932 

Wunderlin, Dominik 653 

Wünsch, Danielle 2695 

Wußing, Hans 1238 

Wuyunqiqige 760 

Wyhe, John van 1881, R384 

Wykes, David L. R997 

Wyndham, Diana 3063 

Wynne, Brian 189 

X 

Xaba, Thokozani T. 937 

Xie Zhen-sheng 2921 

Xing Gang 787 

Xiong Wei-min 3538 

Xiong Weimin 2696 

Xu Fengxian 788 

Xu Jie 789 

Xu Li-zhi 2801 

Xu Yibao 761 

Xu Zhu 743 

Y 

Yacher, Leon I. 2250 

Yago, Teresa 607 

Yajima Keiji 2113 

Yajima, Michiko 2957 

Yalçin, Ümit 667 

Yamada Keiji 739 

Yamada Toshihiro 1626 

Yamamoto, Yoshitaka 370 

Yamazaki Masakatsu 3445 

Yamazaki, Masakatsu 2739, 2740 

Yan Chenguang 2090 

Yan Yiwei 808 

Yang Jian 78, 3351 

Yang Xiaoming 790, 791 

Yao Li-Cheng 2892 

Yao Licheng 1579 

Yarza, Ignacio R1006 

Yaun Zhen-dong 797 

Yaun Zhendong 2195, 2922 

Yazaki Yuji 2893 

Ye Qing 832 

Yearl, Mary Katherine Keblinger 

Hague 1220 

Yeo, Richard R131, R132 

Yi Degang 796 

Yilmaz, Hüseyin 667 

Ylikoski, Petri 171 

Ynalvez, Marcus 306 

Yochelson, Ellis L. 2277 

Yodh, Gaurang B. R190 

Yokota Tokuo 2196, 2635 

Yokotsuka Hiroyuki 762, 763 

Yokoyama Masahiko 1331 

Yonay, Yuval 3650 

Yood, Charles Nelson 3779 

Yoshida Seiko 2821 

Yoshida Tadashi 2057 

Yoshihara, H. Kenji 2923 

Yoshimoto, Hideyuki 1611 

You Xiuling 846 

You Zhanhong 3446 

Young, Allan 3128 

Young, Christian C. 448 

Young, Corinne 3129 

Young, David 2622 

Young, Davis A. 2958 

Young, Gregg De 1580 

Young, John T. 49 

Young, Linda 2018 

Young, Stephanie 2641 

Yount, Lisa 3627 

Yu Bo 2959 

Yuan Jiangyang 59, 1612 

Yuan Xiang-dong 2790, 2801 

Yuan Yuan 831 

Yuan Zhendong 2924 

Yuste, Piedad 950, 951 

Z 

Zaborowski, Robert 1005 

Zagal Arreguín, Héctor 1006 

Zaitseva, Elena A. 2925 

Zalashik, Rakefet 3274 

Zalkin, Mordekhai 1969 

Zambon, Francesco 1197 

Zammito, John H. R524 

Zanghi, Nino 359 

Zanin, Fabio 1158 

Zaun, Jörg 2320 

Zavestoski, Stephen 3684 

Zeber, Ulrike 595 

Zeidler, Pawel 3537 

Zeilinger, Stefan 639 

Zeller, Suzanne R557 

Zeuch, Ulricke 1285 

Zghal, Hatem 684 

Zhai Qian-xiang 847 

Zhang Baichun 1672 

Zhang Binglun 832 

Zhang Da-qing 3208 

Zhang Daqing 808 

Zhang Hao 2926, 2927 

Zhang Jian 2665, 3496, 3790 

Zhang Jiu-chen 2960 

Zhang Meifang 742 

Zhang Xinli 758 

Zhang Yu-mu 3407 

Zhao Guanfeng 801 

Zhao Jiwei 863 

Zhao Xinli 796 

Zhao Yanghui 3379 

Zhao, Hansheng 842 

Zhou Weirong 840 

Zhou Xingming 3780 

Zhou Yanghui 3780 

Zhu Xia 843 

Zhu, Jianhong 3447 

Zhu, Mingyuan 400 

Zhuang Tianshan 792 

Ziegler, Joseph 495, R635 

Ziegler, Volker 2197 

Zielonacka-Lis, Ewa 3537 

Ziemann, Benjamin 3641 

Ziman, John R81, R845 

Zimmerman, Andrew 3148, R804, 

R966 

Zimmerman, Bernhard R260, R934 

Zimmerman, Robert 3805 

Zimmerman, Virginia R503 

Ziomkiewicz, B. 279 

Zonta, Mauro 1073 

Zorach, Rebecca 620 

Zott, Regine 2198 

Zou Dahai 749, 764 

Zou, Emei 400 

Zuccoli, Marina 1796 

Zucconi, Laura M. 961 

Zucker, Arnaud 1053–1055, 1279 

Zuckerman, Arnold 1918 

Zuidervaart, Huib J. 1716, 1725, 1812 

Zuidervaart, Huibert Jan 1769 

Zulueta, Benjamin C. 3470 

Zumla, Alimuddin 3661 

Zupko, Jack 1132, R381 

Zysk, Kenneth G. 892

Subject Index 

A 

’Abd al-’Azīz Ibn ’Uthmān 704 

Abacus 760, 1135 

Abbot, John 432 

Abderhalden, Emil 3185 

Abel, Niels Henrik 2084 

Abortion 2455, 2519, 3662 

Abraham Ben Ezra 918 

Abu Ma’shar, al-Balkhi Ja’far ibn 

Muhammad 704 

Academia Sinica 86, 2753, 2924, 

3356 

Academic disciplines 307, 518, 1401, 

2800, 3085, 3093, 3636, 3638 

Academically sponsored science 226, 

3750 

Académie des Sciences, Paris 1714, 

1752, 1787, 1997 

Académie royale des sciences, Paris 

1496 

Academies see Societies; institutions; 

academies 

Accademia dei Georgofili 2123 

Accademia del Cimento, Florence 

1482 

Accidents 2104 

Acoustics 1779, 2868, 2887, 2946 

Acron of Agrigentum 1072 

Actualism (geology) 2200, 3552 

Acupuncture 821 

Adams, Henry 3046 

Adaptation (biology) 470, 523 

Addictive behavior 615, 2588, 3250, 

3703 

Advertising 3343, 3347, 3350 

Aegidius de Columna 1127 

Aelianus, Claudius 966 

Aerodynamics 2751, 3507 

Aeronautics; aviation 1941, 2636, 

3409, 3410, 3413–3415, 3420, 

3801 

Aesthetics 1809, 1921, 1974, 2401, 

2410, 2565, 3613 

Africa 936–939, 2258, 2443, 3037, 

3342, 3710 

African Americans 246, 438, 559, 

637, 2526, 2536, 2722, 2728, 3084, 

3235, 3314, 3330 

African Brazilians 3468, 3660 

Agassiz, Elizabeth Cabot 2246 

Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe 2072 

Aged 2464, 3708 

Aging 3664 

Agnosticism see Atheism; 

agnosticism; irreligion 

Agricola, Georgius 1369 

Agricultural chemistry 1938, 2196, 

2625, 2635, 3533 

Agricultural technology 898, 2627, 

2631 

Agriculture 403, 649, 651, 654, 724, 

844–847, 939, 1079–1082, 1227– 

1229, 1729, 1938, 1939, 1966, 

2282, 2284, 2288, 2365, 2366, 

2625, 2627–2630, 2632, 2633, 

3045, 3363, 3391–3393, 3395, 

3397, 3398, 3400–3402, 3404, 

3407, 3564, 3783–3786, 3788, 

3790 

Agrippa von Nettesheim, Cornelius 

Heinrich 1272 

AIDS (disease) 3683, 3695, 3702, 

3705, 3711, 3712, 3720 

Air pollution 3572 

Air transportation 3409 

Aircraft; airplanes 3408, 3411, 3791 

Airplanes see Aircraft; airplanes 

al-Bitruji, Abu Ishaq, al-Ishbili 916 

al-Farabi 676, 1120, 1150 

al-Farghani, Abu al-Abbas 696 

al-H. adib, Isaac Ibn 1142 

al-Isfizari, Abu Hamid 705 

al-Karajī 687 

al-Kashi, Jamshid Ibn Mahmud 

Ghyath al-Din 697 

al-Khayyam, Ghiyath al-Din Abul 

Fateh Omar Ibn Ibrahim 694 

al-Khuwarizmi, Muhammad ibn Musa 

686, 698 

al-Kindi, Abu Yusuf Ya’Qub Ibn 

Ishaq 679, 689, 713 

al-Quhi, Abu Sahl Wayjan ibn Rustam 

685 

al-Razi, Muhammad ibn Zakariyya 

718 

al-Sijzi, Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn 

‘Abd al-Jalil 688, 693 

al-Tusi, Abu Ja’far Muhammad Nasir 

al-Din 691 

Alaska 1830, 3000, 3143 

Albert of Saxony 1129 

Alberti, Leon Battista 1414 

Albertus Magnus 1093, 1125, 1139, 

1153, 1156, 1163, 1164, 1172 

Alchemy 377, 385, 389–393, 711, 

712, 798, 799, 883, 1041, 1108, 

1162–1164, 1247, 1349, 1350, 

1393, 1449, 1593, 1609–1612, 

1795, 1986 

Alcohol 3403 

Alcoholism 615, 3058 

Alderete, Lorenzo 1394 

Alembert, Jean le Rond d’ 1778, 1780 

Alexandria (Egypt) 969, 1064 

Algae and algology 3017 

Algebra 331, 686, 1293, 1298, 1536, 

1540, 1544, 2083, 2782, 2788, 2789 

Algebraic geometry 317, 2092, 2782, 

2787 

Algeria 3256, 3260 

Alison, William Pulteney 2470 

Allen, Grant 1980 

Allergy and immunology 574, 2492 

Almanacs 787, 1335, 1649 

Alphabet 904 

Alpini, Prosper 1658 

Alternative medicine 547 

Althoff, Friedrich 2884 

Amazon River Region 2246, 3178 

Ameghino, Florentino 2306 

America 253, 631, 649, 1410, 1412, 

1627, 1843, 3210, 3349 

American Association for the History 

of Medicine 60 

American Chemical Society 1794 

American Indians 438, 649, 925, 927, 

930–932, 1651, 1877, 1879, 2371, 

2974, 3258, 3469, 3651 

American Medical Association 2471 

American Museum of Natural History, 

New York 2963 

American Psychiatric Association 

3689, 3690 

American Society of Mechanical 

Engineers 3356 

Amici, Giovanni Battista 2040 

Ampère, André Marie 2153 

Amundsen, Roald 2228 

An, Qingqiao 790 

Analogies see Metaphors; analogies 

Analytical geometry 1552 

Anatomy 655, 820, 1049, 1193, 1196, 

1246, 1451, 1631, 1636, 1642, 

1654, 1657, 1661, 1862, 2367 

Anaxagoras of Clazomenae 985, 990, 

998 

Andrada e Silva, José Bonifacio 1810, 

2525 

Andrée, Salomon August 2636 

Androgyny; hermaphroditism 253, 

968, 2489 

Andronov, Alaksandr Aleksandrovich 

2673 

Anemia, Sickle Cell 3468, 3660 

Anesthesia 2516 

Animal anatomy 583, 1632 

Animal behavior 1632, 1835, 2653, 

3087, 3088, 3092, 3107, 3112, 

3117–3119, 3124 

Animal diseases 1972, 3680, 3700 

Animal ecology 2333, 2984, 3562 

Animal experimentation 216, 1869, 

2407 

Animal husbandry 1194 

Animal magnetism 2406 

Animal morphology 2334 

Animal physiology 452, 1865, 2333, 

2337 

Animal psychology 2407, 2411, 3087, 

3092, 3107, 3117, 3118, 3124, 3639 

Animal rights 216, 217, 1689 

Animal welfare 422, 2279, 3562 

Animals 265, 420, 422, 467, 806, 

1048, 1049, 1053, 1192, 1279, 

1366, 1975, 3405 

Animals in art 468, 1183, 1192 

Animals in literature 1049, 1183 

Animals, mythical 468 

Anning, Mary 2299 

Anthologies 326, 2423 

Anthrax 564, 586

230 Subject Index 

Anthropology 186, 244, 457, 659, 

932, 1279, 2372, 2421, 2435, 3134, 

3146, 3468, 3680 

Anthropometry 534 

Antibiotics 3692 

Antiochus of Athens 1030 

Apiculture see Bees; apiculture 

Apollonios of Perga 1010 

Appalachian Region (United States) 

2445, 3002 

Applied mathematics 1286, 1346, 

1822, 2217, 2361, 2800, 3507, 

3635, 3763, 3779 

Applied mathematics; merchantile 

mathematics; industrial 

mathematics 1137 

Aquariums 418 

Aquatic biology 444, 1187, 1866 

Arab/Islamic world, civilization and 

culture 21, 83, 661–665, 667–669, 

672–690, 692–694, 696–702, 704– 

717, 719–724, 916, 1041, 1080, 

1084, 1088, 1095, 1133, 1153, 

1156, 1303, 1580, 3276 

Archaeoastronomy 766, 868, 941 

Archaeology 530–533, 659, 1882, 

1883, 2434, 2435, 3155–3157, 

3494, 3651, 3652 

Archimedes 1007, 1013 

Architecture 30, 146, 273, 277, 620, 

630, 640, 962, 963, 1223, 1288, 

1414, 1825, 1899, 2522, 2577, 

2601, 2703, 2755, 2967, 3223, 3373 

Archytas of Tarentum 1009, 1011 

Argand, Ami 1754 

Argentina 34, 2021, 2306, 2375, 

2558, 2657, 2871, 3126, 3222, 

3290, 3433, 3494, 3528, 3734 

Argonne National Laboratory 

(Illinois) 3779 

Aristophanes 968 

Aristotelianism 84, 679, 702, 978, 

997, 1003, 1098, 1100, 1115, 1155, 

1199, 1291, 1348, 1391, 1478, 

1504, 1608 

Aristotle 485, 674, 675, 677, 967, 977, 

981, 983, 988, 989, 992, 997, 1004, 

1006, 1017, 1040–1042, 1046– 

1048, 1050, 1052, 1053, 1091, 

1130, 1145, 1146, 1282, 1371 

Arithmetic 689, 862, 1286, 1298 

Arithmetical operations 783 

Armstrong, Neil 3795 

Arnaldus de Villanova 1207–1209 

Arndt, Johann 1259, 1339 

Arrhenius, Svante 2198 

Artificial intelligence 19, 260, 514, 

645, 2654, 3770 

Artificial life 169, 502, 3738 

Artificial organs 3168, 3180 

Artillery 894, 897 

Arts and humanities 1458, 2647 

Aryabhata I 867 

Asajiro, Oka 3059 

Asbestos and asbestos industry 3717 

Asia 415 

Assyria 960 

Asthma 2477, 2493 

Astrolabes 343, 696, 698, 1489 

Astrology 83, 352, 353, 704, 727, 

746, 776, 786, 858, 917–919, 973, 

976, 1029–1039, 1108, 1148–1150, 

1236, 1314, 1332, 1333, 1335– 

1339, 1498, 1581, 1582, 2822 

Astrometry see Spherical astronomy; 

astrometry 

Astronautics 3411, 3796, 3799, 3801, 

3802 

Astronomical chronology 774, 775, 

777, 780, 787, 871, 953, 1759 

Astronomical observatories 1764, 

2116, 2118 

Astronomy 267, 343, 344, 346, 347, 

349, 350, 696–702, 726, 735, 744, 

765–768, 770–774, 776–779, 782– 

786, 789–792, 858, 865–867, 869– 

873, 875–882, 913–916, 941, 952– 

957, 965, 1017–1028, 1088, 1141, 

1142, 1144, 1145, 1234, 1303– 

1311, 1313–1318, 1320–1325, 

1327–1331, 1449, 1457, 1475, 

1553, 1554, 1556–1558, 1560– 

1562, 1564–1577, 1579, 1580, 

1615, 1677, 1691, 1756, 1760, 

1762–1764, 1766, 1767, 1769, 

2115, 2116, 2119, 2121–2127, 

2156, 2158, 2159, 2222, 2736, 

2805, 2807, 2808, 2811, 2813, 

2815, 2816, 2818–2821, 2835, 

3475, 3511, 3803 

Astrophysics 369, 2145, 2808, 2817 

Atheism; agnosticism; irreligion 1462, 

2014 

Atlases see Maps; atlases 

Atmosphere (Earth) 1805, 2222 

Atomic Energy Commission (United 

States) 2681, 2834 

Atomic energy; nuclear power 2641, 

2669, 2677, 2845, 2871, 3348, 

3354, 3428, 3430, 3445, 3460, 

3525, 3529, 3530, 3741 

Atomic structure 2895 

Atomic weapons see Nuclear 

weapons; atomic weapons 

Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics 

2836, 2838, 2842, 2843, 2845, 

2853, 2857, 2862, 2871, 2873, 

2881, 2882, 2885, 2888, 2890, 

2892, 2900, 3513, 3515, 3521, 

3526–3528 

Atomism 1344, 1347, 1513, 1517, 

1528, 2195 

Attenborough, David Frederick 3463 

Attention Deficit Disorder 2405 

Auden, John Bicknell 2944 

Auditory perception 3180 

Audubon, John James 432, 1834, 

2253, 2256, 2273 

Auroras 1615 

Australia 43, 422, 430, 431, 445, 650, 

2018, 2050, 2202, 2233, 2238, 

2324, 2329, 2332, 2339, 2437, 

2487, 2627, 2759, 2857, 2903, 

2916, 2949, 2964, 2966, 3031, 

3039, 3063, 3082, 3370, 3375, 

3397, 3491, 3506, 3570, 3577, 

3605, 3771 

Australia. Council for Scientific and 

Industrial Research 3375 

Australian Academy of Science 3491 

Australian National University 3506 

Austria 2010, 2086, 3226, 3257 

Authorities; experts 480, 1088, 1944, 

2709, 3498 

Authority of medicine 1207, 1912, 

2502, 2530 

Authority of science 5, 235, 480, 

1095, 1319, 1444, 1963, 2004, 

2660, 3570 

Autism 3681 

Autobiographies 95, 3072, 3079, 

3081, 3244, 3254, 3553, 3645 

Autoimmune diseases 2476, 3630 

Automata; robotics; cyborgs 260, 

1231, 2610, 3803 

Automation 3708 

Automobiles 3372 

Autonomy 2689 

Averroes 662, 1340 

Aviation see Aeronautics; aviation 

Avicenna 672, 675, 677, 682, 684, 

691, 709, 721, 1119, 1156, 1394 

Azeredo, José Pinto de 1805 

B 

Babbage, Charles 2398 

Babylon (extinct city) 955, 960 

Bach, Johann Sebastian 1758 

Bacon, Francis, 1st Baron Verulam 

1268, 1347, 1390, 1417, 1444, 

1448, 1472, 1473, 1511 

Bacteriology 2369, 2466, 3160, 3223 

Badische Anilin- und Soda- Fabrik 

(B.A.S.F.) 2894, 2905 

Baer, Karl Ernst von 2317 

Baghdad (Iraq) 690 

Bahia (Brazil) 3322 

Baily, Francis 2120 

Baird, John Logie 3366 

Bakhtin, Mikhail Ivanovich 640 

Bakken Library and Museum 

(Minneapolis) 362 

Baldwin, James Mark 2404 

Balfour, Francis Maitland 2334 

Balfour, John Hutton 2321 

Balloons and ballooning 1787, 1940, 

1941, 2636 

Banks, Joseph 1818 

Bär, Richard 2883 

Barcelona (Spain) 3547 

Barlow, Thomas Harris 2027 

Barth, Karl 2730 

Barthélemy de Romans 1286 

Bartholomaeus Anglicus 1083 

Bartholomaeus Arnoldi de Usingen 

1281, 1366 

Bartram, John 432, 1855 

Bartram, William 432, 1834 

Barus, Carl 2133 

Bassi, Laura Maria Caterina 1701 

Bataafsch Genootschap te Rotterdam 

1730 

Batteries 2026 

Bausch, Johann Lorenz 1435 

Bavaria (Germany) 1435, 2629 

Bazalgette, Joseph William 2287 

Beach, Frank Ambrose 3112 

Becher, Johann Joachim 1606, 1609 

Beck, Guido 2643 

Becquerel, Edmond 2029 

Becquerel, Henri 2131 

Beeckman, Isaac 1596 

Beer industry; beer making 652, 1936 

Beer making see Beer industry; beer 

making 

Bees; apiculture 1416, 2349, 3092, 

3118 

Behavioral sciences 2413, 3637 

Behaviorism 523, 3091, 3637 

Behn, Aphra 1459, 1699 

Beilstein, Friedrich Konrad 2167 

Belgium 2228, 2372, 2413, 3308

Belief and doubt 5, 1501, 1514, 1742, 

2432 

Bell, Alexander Graham 2354 

Bellavitis, Giusto, conte 1754 

Benedetti, Giovanni Battista 1267, 

1342 

Bengal (India) 2472, 2532 

Bentham, Jeremy 1970 

Bergakademie, Freiberg 2190 

Bergson, Henri Louis 2071 

Berkeley, George 1523, 1740, 1743, 

1873, 2382 

Berlin (Germany) 2215, 2550, 2869, 

3263 

Berlin. Freie Universität 2320 

Bernal, John Desmond 2638 

Bernoulli, Jakob 1748 

Bernoulli, Johann 1777 

Berry, Wendell 3564 

Bertillon, Alphonse 2028 

Bertrand, Joseph Louis François 2837 

Bessel, Friedrich Wilhelm 2126 

Best, Charles Herbert 3166 

Bethe, Hans Albrecht 2808 

Bhaskara II 860, 863 

Bhaskaracarya 860 

Bianchini, Francesco 1767 

Bible 209, 917, 918, 1382, 1385, 1466 

Bibliographies 39, 43, 79, 84, 85, 91, 

107, 108, 123, 320, 390, 670, 695, 

771, 829, 902, 1093, 1999, 3627 

Bibliometrics 3110, 3213 

Big science 2741, 2855 

Bigelow, Jacob 2325 

Billard, Roger Louis 867 

Bingham, Hiram, III 3156 

Biochemistry 374, 2170, 2185, 2308, 

2330, 2366, 2667, 2901, 2904, 

2913, 2984, 3027, 3028, 3320, 

3393, 3538, 3588, 3625, 3626 

Bioethics see Biology and ethics; 

bioethics 

Biogenesis; origin of life; spontaneous 

generation 458, 1175, 3021 

Biogeography 2259, 2310, 2318, 2971 

Biographies 26, 38, 54, 55, 57, 80, 85, 

94, 102, 110, 111, 344, 592, 662, 

738, 1230, 1233, 1234, 1420, 1426, 

1553, 1673, 1681, 1682, 1798, 

1819, 1861, 1897, 1942, 1946, 

2076, 2097, 2133, 2167, 2179, 

2201, 2202, 2253, 2257, 2268, 

2273, 2275, 2338, 2341, 2367, 

2377, 2408, 2427, 2438, 2466, 

2483, 2535, 2540, 2542, 2584, 

2595, 2637–2642, 2644, 2649, 

2652, 2653, 2736, 2758, 2781, 

2807, 2815, 2836, 2850, 2859, 

2861, 2882, 2886, 2899, 2907, 

2908, 2932, 2941, 2944, 2949, 

2994, 2999, 3014, 3020, 3030, 

3039, 3041, 3043, 3049, 3073, 

3091, 3097, 3124, 3134, 3141, 

3166, 3260, 3271, 3296, 3354, 

3374, 3375, 3410, 3411, 3421, 

3439, 3510, 3530, 3624, 3795 

Biological diversity 900, 901, 2263, 

3583 

Biological warfare 564, 3479 

Biological weapons 270, 3486, 3488 

Biology 39, 116, 143, 205, 248, 451, 

453, 454, 456–459, 461, 472, 478, 

479, 570, 651, 1050, 1176, 1366, 

1367, 1369, 1635, 1650, 1850– 

1852, 1976, 2010, 2051, 2262, 


2305, 2309, 2311–2313, 2315, 

2318, 2319, 2350, 2361, 2407, 

2484, 2653, 2689, 2999, 3018, 

3019, 3021–3024, 3026, 3028, 

3029, 3032, 3037, 3047, 3060, 

3064, 3069, 3075, 3087, 3118, 

3172, 3232, 3393, 3394, 3399, 

3405, 3476, 3490, 3587–3589, 

3626, 3775 

Biology and ethics; bioethics 174, 

219–221, 613, 3048, 3232, 3478, 

3617, 3687 

Biomedical technology 3655, 3676 

Biophysics 45, 3028 

Biosphere 428, 3574 

Biotechnology 436, 453, 3391, 3603, 

3605, 3607, 3609, 3611, 3618, 

3620, 3627, 3748, 3781–3783, 

3787, 3789 

Biotechnology industry 3608, 3619 

Birds 466, 1171, 1195, 1361, 1835, 

1839, 1863, 1864, 2258, 2969, 3230 

Birth control; contraception; 

sterilization 2446, 2723, 3052, 

3162, 3174, 3184, 3238, 3306, 

3327, 3694, 3723, 3736 

Blacks 2721 

Blackwell, Elizabeth 2438 

Blaeu, Willem Janszoon 1569 

Blake, William 1956 

Blandowski, Wilhelm 2339 

Blaringhem, Louis 3060 

Blondel, Francois 1496 

Blood 3673 

Blood diseases 3036 

Blood donors 3666 

Blood transfusion 3720 

Bloodletting 1220 

Boas, Franz 2371, 2716, 3147 

Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus 

1134 

Bohemia 1959, 2599 

Bohm, David Joseph 3517 

Bohr, Niels Henrik David 2838, 2852, 

3026 

Bologna (Italy) 1294, 1891, 1901 

Bölsche, Wilhelm 2060 

Boltzmann, Ludwig 2873 

Bombelli, Raffaele 331 

Bonino, Giovanni Battista 2907 

Bonnet, Charles 1847, 1848 

Books 40, 1435, 1672, 2113, 2267, 

2609 

Boole, George 2066 

Boole, Mary Everest 2098 

Borel, Felix Édouard Émile 2103 

Born, Max 2839, 2884 

Boscovich, Ruggiero Giuseppe 1428 

Botanical gardens 421 

Botany 421, 463, 465, 619, 659, 714, 

715, 921, 1047, 1177, 1363, 1365, 

1368, 1486, 1630, 1702, 1729, 

1853–1859, 2272, 2302, 2321– 

2332, 3030, 3031, 3033–3035, 

3591, 3592 

Bougainville, Louis Antoine de 1814 

Bourguet, Louis 1848 

Boussingault, Jean Baptiste 2635 

Boutan, Louis 2411 

Bowen, Norman Levi 2958 

Boyle, Robert 1422, 1431, 1434, 

1516, 1611 

Boys, Charles Vernon 2031 

Brace, DeWitt Bristol 2157 

Bragg, William Lawrence 2861, 2868 

Brahe, Tycho 1305, 1309, 1313, 1315, 

1338, 1556, 1564 

Brain 142, 499, 502, 645, 1637, 2386, 

2707, 3014, 3122, 3451, 3455, 

3629, 3752 

Brain localization 1868, 3631 

Bräker, Ulrich 1897 

Brazil 45, 540, 608, 1629, 1683, 1799, 

1803, 1805, 1808, 1810, 2185, 

2234, 2259, 2347, 2350, 2436, 

2456, 2468, 2475, 2484, 2505, 

2523, 2545, 2576, 2658, 2683, 

2711, 2713, 2749, 2981, 3165, 

3198, 3207, 3212, 3223, 3228, 

3234, 3278, 3295, 3298, 3304, 

3319, 3329, 3433, 3468, 3513, 

3515, 3660, 3711, 3714, 3772 

Breast cancer 3654, 3675, 3684, 3697 

Breeding 3032, 3405 

Breton, André 2822 

Bridges 2601, 2606 

Bridgman, Percy Williams 2874 

Brinton, Daniel Garrison 2371 

British Columbia (Canada) 2628 

British Columbia, University of 3352 

British East India Company 1691 

British Medical Association 3176, 

3179 

British Ornithologists’ Club 466 

Broadcasting, radio and television 

3380, 3463 

Brock, Arthur 3171 

Brougham, Henry 2106 

Brouncker, William 1483 

Brouwer, Luitzen E.J. 2642 

Brown University 2133 

Browne, Thomas 1430 

Brozek, Joseph 81 

Bruno, Giordano 1230, 1232, 1244, 

1269, 1270, 1274, 1277, 1312, 

1319, 1325, 1326, 1343–1345, 

1347, 1374, 1375 

Bruun, Anton F. 3556 

Buddhism 746, 786, 805, 827, 892 

Buenos Aires. Universidad 3126 

Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc de 

1867, 1875 

Bugge, Thomas 1766 

Building construction 630, 952, 962, 

2615, 3373 

Building engineering 1078, 3373 

Bulgaria 2910, 3466 

Buoys 3540 

Burchell, William John 1817 

Burgundio da Pisa 1229 

Buridan, Jean 1113, 1114, 1129, 1132 

Burma 2569 

Burnet, Frank Macfarlane 3070 

Burns 567 

Burrow, Reuben 1751 

Burton, Richard Francis, Sir 2235 

Burton, Robert 1407, 1647, 1648 

Business and commerce 219, 222, 

292, 418, 463, 611, 1137, 1286, 

1691, 1719, 1720, 1828, 1971, 

2604, 2763, 2911, 3335, 3346, 

3350, 3381, 3436, 3608 

Butenandt, Adolf 2667 

Byzantium 725–729, 907 

C


Cabanis, Pierre Jean Georges 1732, 

1920 

Cabeo, Niccolo 1608 

Calculating Machines 290 

Calculus 334, 863, 1541 

Calendars 766, 772, 779, 780, 787, 

788, 865, 871, 906, 1143, 1554, 

1579, 1759, 2816 

California 934, 2019, 2290, 2890, 

2968, 3007, 3233, 3275, 3716 

California Institute of Technology 

2890 

California, University of 3015 

Calogerà, Angelo 1684 

Calvinism 1256 

Cámara Tecedor, Sixto 2781 

Cambodia 3280 

Cambridge University 1619, 2053, 

2077, 2107, 2154, 2334, 3142 

Canada 282, 427, 429, 431, 541, 551, 

636, 930, 1765, 1922, 1927, 2078, 

2208, 2285, 2467, 2535, 2563, 

2614, 2620, 2621, 2623, 2626, 

2674, 2734, 2990, 3001, 3030, 

3136, 3150, 3193, 3194, 3237, 

3337, 3341, 3368, 3387, 3393, 

3399, 3420, 3433, 3555, 3559, 

3618, 3678, 3686, 3719, 3758, 

3776, 3794 

Canadian Pacific Railway 636 

Canals see Marine engineering; 

canals; waterways 

Cancer; tumors 3036, 3172, 3193, 

3194, 3204, 3218, 3603, 3654, 

3656, 3717 

Cannibalism 3680 

Cannon, Walter Bradford 808 

Cantor, Georg Ferdinand Ludwig 

2091 

Capitalism 1970 

Carathéodory, Constantin 2097 

Cardano, Girolamo 1283, 1300, 1401, 

1463 

Cardiology 582, 3715 

Cardiovascular disease 582, 3242 

Caribbean 606, 1834 

Caricatures 2724 

Carneiro, Paulo Estevão de Berredo 

2683 

Carolingian Empire 1167 

Carpenter, Clarence Ray 3075, 3117 

Carson, Rachel Louise 2999, 3569 

Carter, Elizabeth 1459 

Cartesianism 1504, 1515, 1526, 2410 

Cartography 407–409, 413, 415, 417, 

1043, 1044, 1167, 1168, 1354, 

1355, 1358, 1359, 1617, 1618, 

1620, 1813, 1822, 1828, 2229, 

2231, 2249, 2811 

Carver, George Washington 2288 

Casaseca y Silván, José Luis 2165 

Casati, Paolo 1591 

Casaubon, Eric 1231 

Case studies 206, 369 

Cassirer, Ernst 2138, 2647, 3357 

Catalogs see Tables; catalogs; lists 

Catalonia (Spain) 1085, 1298, 3361, 

3534 

Catastrophism 2200 

Categories (philosophy) 134, 137 

Catesby, Mark 432 

Catlin, George 2261 

Cats see Dogs; cats 

Cattell, James McKeen 3127 

Cauchy, Augustin Louis 2083 

Causality 144, 171, 456, 1128, 1505, 

1732 

Cavendish, Henry 1774, 1791 

Cavendish, Margaret, Duchess of 

Newcastle 1507 

Cayley, Arthur 2088 

Celestial maps; star catalogs 786, 

1316, 1763, 2116, 2126, 2127 

Celestial mechanics 349, 697, 790, 

866, 875, 879, 1019, 1312, 1562, 

1599, 1944, 2127, 2159, 2797 

Cellular biology 489, 2316, 2323, 

2696, 3036 

Celts 2421 

Cement; lime; concrete 2595, 3373 

Censorship 346, 1752 

Central America 3312 

Central Europe 1935 

Ceramics; pottery 2566 

Cereals see Grain crops; Cereals; 

Grasses 

Certainty; uncertainty 665, 726, 1206, 

2556 

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 971 

Chagas, Carlos 3207 

Chang, Tzu-kung 114, 797 

Change in science see Development 

of science; change in science 

Change in technology see 

Development of technology; 

change in technology 

Chaos theory; chaotic behavior 3636 

Chaotic behavior see Chaos theory; 

chaotic behavior 

Chapman, Alvan Wentworth 432 

Character see Personality; character 

Charcot, Jean Martin 2378, 3632 

Charleton, Walter 1642 

Chemical drugs 832 

Chemical elements 279, 378, 384, 

797, 2182, 2193, 2895, 2923 

Chemical engineering 2183, 3363 

Chemical Heritage Foundation 

(United States) 47 

Chemical industry 379, 2176, 2894, 

2902, 2911, 2918, 3367, 3371, 3558 

Chemical pollution 2989, 3707 

Chemical synthesis 387, 2163, 2188 

Chemical technology 2905, 2984 

Chemical warfare 2744 

Chemical weapons 270, 2748, 2899, 

3486 

Chemistry 24, 114, 371–374, 376, 

377, 379, 380, 382, 384–388, 652, 

797, 835, 1040, 1161, 1348, 1593, 

1605–1608, 1612, 1686, 1781– 

1787, 1789–1794, 1986, 2052, 

2087, 2162–2166, 2168, 2169, 

2171–2175, 2177–2179, 2181, 

2182, 2184, 2186–2189, 2191– 

2195, 2197, 2198, 2313, 2330, 

2525, 2577, 2583, 2625, 2660, 

2719, 2894–2906, 2908–2919, 

2921–2926, 3530, 3532–3535, 

3537, 3558 

Chemotherapy 3172, 3332 

Chernoviz, Pedro Luiz Napoleão 2468 

Chesapeake Bay 3571 

Cheyne, George 1653, 1695, 1912 

Chicago (Illinois) 2622, 2761, 2769 

Chicago, University of 2752 

Child development 1875, 3089, 3119, 

3710 

Childbirth 891, 1035, 1889, 1890, 

2496, 3206, 3282 

Childe, Vere Gordon 3155 

Children 1875, 1876, 2274, 2405, 

2668, 2983, 3184, 3204, 3245, 3248 

Children’s diseases 3667 

Chile 1931, 3433, 3773 

China 59, 75, 81, 86, 95, 114, 335, 

378, 732, 733, 736, 742, 749, 753, 

756, 758, 759, 761, 764, 766, 771, 

773, 777–780, 785, 790, 791, 796– 

800, 803, 806, 808, 810, 817, 818, 

823, 825, 826, 830, 834, 837–840, 

842, 844, 845, 847, 897, 1657, 

1672, 1950, 2081, 2112, 2175, 

2194, 2195, 2507, 2598, 2665, 

2696, 2718, 2746, 2753, 2754, 

2757, 2790, 2801, 2816, 2845, 

2892, 2921, 2922, 2924, 2926, 

2927, 2932, 2938–2941, 2947, 

2950, 2957, 2959, 2960, 2963, 

3016, 3017, 3023, 3035, 3186, 

3208, 3215, 3302, 3307, 3351, 

3379, 3388, 3398, 3407, 3413, 

3425, 3470, 3496, 3538, 3592, 

3780, 3790 

Chinese Academy of Sciences 2696 

Chiromancy 1498 

Chladni, Ernst Florens Friedrich 1779 

Cholera 540, 2440, 2444, 2509, 2510, 

2567, 2575, 2576 

Cholesky, Andre 2778 

Chorea 2495 

Christianity 259, 264, 266, 424, 923, 

973, 1049, 1068, 1102, 1143, 1149, 

1168, 1181, 1203, 1257, 1350, 

1428, 1651, 1705, 1706, 2730 

Chromosomes 3050, 3056, 3065 

Chronology see History as a 

discipline; chronology; study of the 

past 

Chrysippos of Cnidos 1014 

Cibinensis, Nicolaus Melchior 1350 

Cinema see Motion pictures; cinema; 

movies 

Civil engineering 1669, 2287, 2600, 

2612, 2619–2621, 3359, 3373 

Civil War (United States, 1861-1865) 

2458, 2473, 2482, 2498, 2512, 

2538, 2581 

Clagett, Marshall 89 

Clark University 2051, 2052 

Clark, William 2237 

Clark, William Tierney 2242 

Classification 1516 

Classification in biology 460, 492, 

806, 1047, 1053, 1054, 1177, 1369, 

1836, 1847, 2309 

Classification of knowledge 196, 

2523, 2776, 3690 

Clavius, Christopher 1290, 1573 

Clements, Frederic Edward 2980 

Climate and climatology 403, 436, 

445, 920, 2284, 2930, 2936, 3011, 

3540, 3541, 3546, 3574, 3577 

Clinical medicine 582, 1913, 2463, 

2479, 2583, 3182, 3675 

Clinical psychology 599, 2402, 2537, 

2539, 2546, 2549, 3096, 3262, 3635 

Clinical trials 2465, 3229, 3345, 3725, 

3731, 3734 

Clinics 3265 

Clocks 1590, 1718 

Cloning of organisms 453, 457, 3432, 

3617, 3622 

Clothing and dress 2417, 3802

Clubs see Invisible colleges; clubs 

Clusius, Carolus 1365 

Codes and cryptography 644 

Cognition 519, 983, 1127, 1200, 1279 

Cognitive psychology 194, 503, 506, 

514, 519, 2398, 3120 

Cognitive science 126, 186, 319, 503, 

3448, 3636 

Coignet, Michel 1491 

Coins; metals; seals 840, 895 

Cold War 2669, 2681, 2686, 3018, 

3389, 3428, 3430, 3449, 3470, 

3479–3481, 3483, 3487, 3493, 

3517, 3523, 3539, 3575, 3649, 3765 

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 2509 

Collected correspondence 17, 60, 802, 

1067, 1267, 1333, 1542, 1543, 

1729, 1730, 1755, 1796, 1955, 

1960, 2040, 2058, 2060, 2116, 

2118, 2319, 2340, 2441, 2643, 

2836, 2839, 2883, 2884, 3054, 

3121, 3126, 3217 

Collected works 29, 141, 155, 324, 

325, 1554, 1955, 2355, 2484, 2571, 

2780, 2784, 2785, 2788, 2840, 

2944, 3155 

Collective biographies 361, 432, 681, 

2587, 2593, 2646, 3627, 3645, 

3790, 3796 

Collectors and collecting 40, 1359, 

1362, 1364, 1628, 1797, 1809, 

1840, 1904, 2017, 2221, 2251, 

2254, 2255, 2258, 2298, 2303, 

2457, 2969, 2970 

Collège de France, Paris 2853 

Collegium Internationale 

Neuro-psychopharmacologicum 

3331 

Collins, Harry M. 189 

Collomb, Henri 3634 

Colombia 2497, 2517 

Colonialism 195, 531, 603, 658, 659, 

849, 855, 938, 1966, 2022, 2225, 

2292, 2500, 2508, 2532, 2551, 

2552, 2570, 2633, 2723, 2746, 

2858, 3037, 3145, 3178, 3256, 

3279, 3280, 3324, 3342 

Colonna, Fabio 1363 

Color theory 1593, 1872, 2247 

Columbus, Christopher 1357, 1360 

Combustion; fire 2998 

Comenius, Jan Amos 1284 

Comets; meteors; meteorites 792, 873, 

1558, 1760, 2022, 2115, 2124, 2221 

Commentaries 548, 917, 1041, 1064, 

1091, 1115, 1130, 1139, 1371, 2060 

Commoner, Barry 3563 

Communicable diseases 264, 539, 

562, 564, 931, 1222, 1387, 1918, 

2486, 2551 

Communication 525, 2407, 3117, 

3118 

Communication in science; 

communication of science 48, 182, 

206, 228, 242, 243, 278, 305, 309, 

733, 1993–1995, 2000, 2059, 2212, 

2337, 2456, 2724, 2813, 2881, 

2942, 3025, 3080, 3157, 3391, 

3461–3463, 3465, 3467, 3503, 

3615, 3663 

Communication of science see 

Communication in science; 

communication of science, 439, 

797, 1811, 1851, 1926, 1949, 2239, 

2709, 2768, 2773, 2921, 3474, 

3492, 3781, 3789 


Communication science 3763 

Communication technology 2623, 

2624, 3389, 3390, 3767, 3776, 3777 

Communications, digital 3380 

Communism 2641, 2672, 2675, 2676, 

2983, 3466, 3566, 3756 

Comparative physiology 3124 

Compasses 1722, 1723 

Complementarity 365, 3071 

Complex numbers 1754 

Complexity 15, 521 

Computer industry 3772 

Computer media 3380 

Computer networks 3774, 3777 

Computer science 642, 646, 3381, 

3385, 3386, 3546, 3740, 3765, 

3769, 3774, 3778, 3779 

Computer simulations 3649 

Computers and computing 643, 644, 

647, 648, 2398, 2654, 3382, 3456, 

3655, 3766, 3770, 3773, 3775, 3780 

Comte, Auguste 2423 

Concrete see Cement; lime; concrete 

Conference proceedings 173, 272, 

383, 405, 409, 466, 577, 614, 671, 

909, 980, 1041, 1203, 2228, 2964 

Confucianism 732, 782 

Congresses, conferences, and 

meetings 63, 232, 291, 383, 405, 

500, 1247, 1304, 1782, 1885, 1896, 

2201, 2770, 3442 

Conic sections 755, 1010 

Conrad von Megenberg 1172 

Consciousness 3448 

Conservation of natural resources 254, 

429, 901, 1629, 1843, 2279, 2288, 

2295, 2973, 2975, 2977, 2981, 

2987, 2990, 2991, 2993–2996, 

3000, 3005–3009, 3392, 3559, 

3560, 3562 

Constellations; zodiac 786, 1036, 

1141, 2127 

Constructivism see Social 

construction; constructivism 

Consumers and consumerism 2975, 

3757 

Contraception see Birth control; 

contraception; sterilization 

Controversies and disputes 471, 518, 

1019, 1315, 1360, 1599, 1802, 

1918, 1972, 2038, 2139, 2196, 

2208, 2302, 2382, 2435, 2666, 

2682, 2731, 2841, 3365, 3511, 

3551, 3622, 3651, 3662, 3781, 3784 

Conway, Anne 1419 

Cook, James 1818, 1819, 1833 

Cope, Edward Drinker 3013 

Copernicanism 1457, 1565, 1567, 

1570, 1573, 1768 

Copernicus, Nicolaus 35, 1307, 1310, 

1311, 1317, 1323, 1325, 1329– 

1331, 1569 

Copper and copper industry 798, 2165 

Coray, Diamant 1885 

Corn 939, 3402 

Corporations 219, 379, 2597, 2631, 

2763, 2766, 2894, 3485 

Correa da Serra, José Francisco 1815 

Corrêa, Armando Magalhães 2981 

Correspondence and corresponding 

1494, 1495, 1530, 1575, 2058, 

2071, 2108, 2150, 2187, 2198, 

2243, 2441, 2511, 2884, 3625 

Corsini, Edoardo 1796 

Cosmetics; perfumes 1905 

Cosmic rays 2872 

Cosmogony 2117, 2810, 3511 

Cosmography 1358, 1580 

Cosmology 267, 344–346, 348, 702, 

769, 770, 782, 789, 859, 865, 874, 

913, 915, 953, 955, 996, 1018, 

1020, 1023, 1027, 1142, 1145– 

1147, 1230, 1305, 1307, 1308, 

1311, 1313, 1315, 1316, 1321, 

1323, 1326, 1328, 1330, 1331, 

1337, 1349, 1359, 1475, 1555, 

1557–1559, 1561, 1565, 1567, 

1572, 1575, 1576, 2115, 2117, 

2121, 2158, 2806–2810, 2815, 

2818, 2820, 2822, 3475, 3509– 

3512 

Costa Rica (Caribbean) 2250, 3694 

Counterfactuals (logic) 1117 

Courant, Richard 2884 

Court sponsored science 553, 741, 

753, 817, 1241, 1314, 1446, 1836, 

1838 

Courts and courtiers 1392 

Coxeter, Harold Scott MacDonald 

2796 

Crafts and craftsmen 292, 1421, 1487, 

1490, 1670, 1927, 1930, 1935 

Craniometry 2375 

Creationism 1429, 1513, 1613, 2012, 

2072 

Creativity; genius 32, 1874, 3127 

Cree Indians 930 

Crescas, Hasdaï ben Abraham 909 

Crèvecoeur, St. John de 1834 

Crick, Francis 3593, 3616 

Criminal justice departments see 

Police; criminal justice departments 

Criminal law 3431, 3642 

Criminology 2422, 2425, 2679, 2691, 

3610, 3642 

Croatia 2424 

Cross-cultural comparison 52, 588, 

867, 872, 888, 1012, 1095, 1202, 

2094, 2162, 3712, 3720, 3753 

Cross-cultural interaction; cultural 

influence 33, 195, 649, 656, 666, 

667, 731–735, 739, 753, 755, 776, 

810, 819, 823, 826, 827, 847, 848, 

850, 851, 855, 889, 931, 936, 939, 

1303, 1579, 1651, 1657, 1672, 

1950, 1953, 1957, 1979, 2303, 

2494, 2507, 3012, 3178, 3280 

Cross-national comparision 1670, 

2080, 2094, 2176, 2266, 2286, 

2607, 2641, 2656, 2670, 2690, 

2727, 2739, 2740, 2751, 2771, 

2903, 2916, 3032, 3042, 3161, 

3187, 3267, 3304, 3466, 3603, 

3609, 3675, 3789 

Cross-national interaction 206, 303, 

2170, 2172, 2184, 2570, 2763, 

2903, 2916, 2938, 2963, 3208, 

3215, 3329, 3335, 3379, 3400 

Crustacea; crustaceans 653, 2315 

Crustaceans see Crustacea; 

crustaceans 

Cryogenics 3752 

Cuba 102, 1416, 1892, 2128, 2257, 

2978, 3693 

Culpeper, Nicholas 1665 

Cultural anthropology 1877, 1878, 

2430, 2433, 3140–3142, 3144, 

3147, 3148, 3646 

Cultural influence see Cross-cultural 

interaction; cultural influence 

Cumberland, Richard 1506


Cunha, Euclides da 2658 

Curie, Marie Sklodowska 2724 

Curiosities and wonders 1231 

Curtis, William 1857 

Cushing, Harvey 2377, 3191 

Cutter Laboratories 3735 

Cuvier, Georges, Baron de 478, 1848, 

1867, 2200 

Cybernetics 3388, 3451 

Cyberspace 3386 

Cyborgs see Automata; robotics; 

cyborgs 

Cytology 3036, 3050, 3065, 3069 

Czech Republic 3566 

Czechoslovakia 3111, 3338, 3766 

D 

Da Monti, Giovan Battista 1401 

Dairy industry 2632 

Daléchamps, Jacques 1372 

Dalton, John 388, 2182 

Dams 3007 

Dana, Charles Loomis 3203 

Danfrie, Philippe 1306 

Darlington, Cyril Dean 3050, 3069 

Darwin, Charles Robert 265, 471, 

476, 1867, 1945, 1975, 1980, 2012, 

2114, 2209, 2252, 2254, 2310, 

2322, 2345, 2349, 2352, 2353, 

2356, 2360, 2362, 2416 

Darwin, George Howard 2361 

Darwinism 126, 266, 319, 474, 1976, 

1991, 2014, 2336, 2350, 3051, 

3055, 3318, 3596 

Data analysis 393, 792, 965 

Databases 285 

Davenport, Charles Benedict 2354 

David, Tannatt William Edgeworth, 

Sir 2202, 2966 

De la Beche, Henry 2204 

De Morgan, Augustus 26, 2106 

De Quincey, Thomas 2119 

Death see Development; growth; life; 

death, 1651, 3095, 3204 

Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds 965, 2357, 

2469, 3022 

Decroly, Ovide 2413 

Dedekind, Richard 1754 

Deduction 2153 

Dee, John 1231, 1529 

Deep sea drilling 3545 

Definition of human; human nature 

210, 260, 490, 1062, 1366, 1666, 

2001, 2414, 2668, 2706, 3232, 

3606, 3670, 3680 

Degeneration 1916, 3587 

Delbrück, Max 3026 

Delft (Netherlands) 2616 

Demeny, Georges 2342 

Democracy 228–231, 3434, 3565, 

3607 

Demography; population research 

2087, 2424, 2426, 3136, 3291 

Demonology see Witchcraft; 

demonology, 1273, 2515, 2732 

Denmark 1441, 1478, 1717, 1721, 

1861, 2632, 3340, 3433, 3556, 3665 

Dennett, Daniel Clement 126 

Dentistry 3315 

Depression 1653, 1695, 2541, 3344, 

3685, 3688, 3730 

Depth psychology 1610, 2403 

Dermatology 2457, 2484 

Derrida, Jacques 994 

Descartes, René 210, 1436, 1439, 

1460, 1468, 1487, 1494, 1502, 

1503, 1509, 1510, 1512, 1514, 

1517, 1518, 1520, 1522–1524, 

1526, 1527, 1534, 1540, 1544, 

1585, 1586, 1588, 1594, 1596, 

1603, 1638, 1639, 1652 

Designing see Drawing; designing 

Determinism 453, 635, 2414 

Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für 

Psychiatrie 3267 

Deutschen Gesellschaft für 

Geschichte der Medizin und 

Naturwissenschaften 67 

Developing countries 3495 

Development of science; change in 

science 2, 122, 669, 1277, 1327, 

2830, 3246 

Development of technology; change 

in technology 621, 1934, 2169, 

2603, 2607, 2854, 2937, 3367, 

3380, 3744, 3780 

Development; growth; life; death 457, 

1046, 3587 

Developmental biology 2312 

Developmental psychology; pediatrics 

and psychology 1876, 3120, 3640 

Dewey, John 2767 

Diabetes mellitus 3166, 3196, 3229, 

3595 

Diagnosis 822, 825, 960, 1383, 2479, 

3270, 3308, 3688 

Diagrams 208, 334, 1341, 1388, 2495, 

3521, 3522 

Diaries 1766, 1824, 1914, 2241, 2511 

Diaz, Emmanuel 1579 

Dickens, Charles 2559 

Diderot, Denis 1732 

Dietetics see Nutrition; dietetics 

Differential equations 1778, 2085 

Diffusion of innovation; diffusion of 

knowledge 206, 306, 776, 943, 

1134, 3388, 3501 

Diffusion of knowledge see Diffusion 

of innovation; diffusion of 

knowledge 

Digby, Kenelm 44 

Ding, Fubao 3215 

Dinosaurs 2296, 3013, 3585 

Diocles of Carystos 1072 

Diodati, Elie 1467 

Diplomacy see Foreign relations; 

diplomacy 

Dirac, Paul Adrien Maurice 2852, 

2877 

Disabilities; handicaps 1076, 1637, 

1902, 2354, 2488, 2544, 3288, 3309 

Disasters 401, 884, 2930, 2936 

Discipline formation 594, 2160, 2513, 

2529, 3061, 3068, 3107, 3112, 

3191, 3518, 3638, 3659 

Discovery in medicine 535, 618, 

2476, 3163, 3196 

Discovery in science 8, 31, 32, 136, 

151, 153, 370, 404, 1360, 1568, 

1816, 2067, 2121, 2161, 2193, 

2772, 2831, 2886, 2923, 3077, 

3588, 3630 

Discrete mathematics 1296, 1753 

Disease and diseases 441, 455, 540, 

550, 558, 560, 562, 578, 580, 586, 

589, 591, 826, 830, 931, 959, 1378, 

1384, 1651, 1655, 1908, 1914, 

2436, 2440, 2444, 2448, 2457, 

2465, 2469, 2486, 2496, 2497, 

2499, 2515, 2521, 2523, 2557, 

2576, 2989, 3058, 3070, 3158, 

3169, 3175, 3177, 3199, 3203, 

3207, 3211, 3218, 3221, 3240, 

3295, 3308, 3328, 3663, 3667, 

3669, 3671, 3684, 3700, 3713, 

3717, 3728, 3735 

Disinfection 2181 

Dissection 1654, 1891, 2444, 3629 

Dissertations, academic 1492 

Divination 396, 746, 959, 1108, 1148, 

1499, 1500, 2062 

DNA 470, 486, 3043, 3072, 3431, 

3469, 3593, 3610, 3624, 3626, 

3642, 3644, 3662 

Dobzhansky, Theodosius 2716, 3054 

Doctors see Physicians; doctors 

Dodoens, Rembert 1856 

Doeblin, Wolfgang 2779 

Dogs; cats 1194 

Domestication 1047 

Doria, Paolo Mattia 1733 

Douglas, Marjory Stoneman 2977 

Douglas, Mary 3141 

Down syndrome 3671 

Doyle, Arthur Conan 1987 

Drainage; irrigation 724 

Drama, dance, and performing arts 

237, 238, 500, 1248, 1250, 1693, 

1979, 2572, 2698, 2838 

Drawing; designing 1962 

Dreams 959, 1457, 2389, 2702, 3099 

Du Bois-Reymond, Emil Heinrich 

2026, 2091 

Du Châtelet, Gabrielle Émilie Le 

Tonnelier de Breteuil, Marquise 

1703 

Du Chesne, Joseph 1349 

Dualism 142, 519, 1868, 2410 

Dublin Natural History Museum 2343 

Dubois, Paul 2542 

Duchamp, Marcel 392 

Duhem, Pierre 2, 104, 669, 1152 

Duns Scotus, Johannes 1122, 1124 

Dyes 385, 641, 1159, 2176, 2189, 

2909, 2918 

Dyes, natural 641, 1607, 2909 

Dyes, synthetic 641, 2174, 2176, 

2180, 2189, 2905 

Dynamics 1156, 1340, 1590, 1598, 

1600, 1778, 1780, 2036 

E 

Earth (planet) 875 

Earth sciences 24, 394, 396, 398, 800, 

884, 885, 920, 1165, 1351, 1614, 

1616, 1798, 1800–1802, 1805, 

1811, 1933, 2053, 2199–2205, 

2207, 2214, 2216, 2218, 2220, 

2221, 2228, 2930, 2937, 2945, 

2957, 2959, 2960, 2973, 2994, 

3389, 3483, 3542–3544, 3574 

Earthquakes 394, 800, 801, 2213, 

2942 

East Africa 2633, 3148 

East Asia 741, 809, 2746 

East Asia, civilization and culture 

337, 732, 733, 736–738, 740, 742, 

744–750, 752–754, 756–762, 764, 

765, 767–773, 775–780, 783, 785, 

786, 788–796, 798–804, 806, 807, 

810–813, 815–818, 820–826, 829– 

834, 836–844, 846, 847, 1579, 

1657, 1691, 1950, 2507, 2922

East Germany 17, 62, 2856, 3437 

East Indies 1409, 2326 

Eastern Europe 3544 

Eaton, Amos 2208 

Eclipses; transits; occultations 767, 

773–775, 783, 869, 873, 874, 878, 

913, 953, 956, 957, 1820 

École Polytechnique, Paris 2079, 2083 

Ecological Society of America 2986, 

2987 

Ecology 254, 389, 436, 441, 444, 448, 

887, 2278, 2284, 2611, 2967, 2972, 

2980, 2986–2988, 2996, 2999, 

3003, 3004, 3008, 3569, 3570, 

3574, 3584, 3792 

Econometrics 17, 3151 

Economic botany; plant cultivation; 

horticulture 3400 

Economic development 1686, 2594, 

3443 

Economics 222, 528, 529, 1201, 1880, 

1939, 2423, 3149, 3150, 3152, 

3647–3649 

Ecosystem 887 

Eddington, Arthur Stanley 2736, 

2808, 2810 

Edelstein, Ludwig 110 

Edge, David Owen 80 

Edinburgh 2256, 3205 

Edinburgh. University 2321 

Edinger, Tilly 3014 

Education 303, 671, 1700, 2011, 

2113, 2767, 2790, 2794, 2801, 

3113, 3523 

Education, engineering 68, 296, 297, 

2054, 2618, 3351, 3361, 3363, 3759 

Educational psychology 3120 

Educational technology 360, 642, 

2032, 2033, 2036, 2037, 2144, 

2760, 2819 

Egypt 944, 946, 952, 961–963, 1202, 

2089, 2430 

Ehrenfest, Paul 2873, 2884 

Ehrlich, Paul 3332 

Einstein, Albert 145, 246, 358, 2637, 

2639, 2640, 2645, 2648, 2650, 

2661, 2695, 2823, 2826, 2830, 

2835, 2839, 2840, 2858, 2863, 

2866, 2869, 2873, 2880, 2884, 

2886, 3362, 3423 

Elasticity 796 

Electric conductivity 1865 

Electric power industry 2594, 3360 

Electrical engineering 2152, 2618, 

3353, 3375, 3745 

Electricity; magnetism 362, 370, 

1352, 1770–1772, 1775, 1776, 

1865, 1887, 1919, 1978, 2130, 

2139, 2222, 2320 

Electroconvulsive therapy; 

electroshock therapy 3245, 3269 

Electrodynamics 2130, 2134, 2153 

Electroencephalography 2386, 3122 

Electromagnetic waves; radiation 

2136, 2146, 2147, 2150, 2827 

Electromagnetism 1948, 2130, 2135, 

2141, 2146, 2151, 2152, 2865 

Electron physics; ionization 2148 

Electronic information resources 39, 

48, 49, 1684, 1999, 2325, 3665 

Electronics 3757 

Electrophysiology 501 

Electroshock therapy see 

Electroconvulsive therapy; 

electroshock therapy 


Electrotherapy; Radiotherapy 3194 

Elias, Norbert 590, 3138 

Eliot, George 2119, 2390 

Embryology 454, 464, 959, 981, 1176, 

1849, 2312, 2317, 2357, 3590 

Emigration; immigration 2647, 3139, 

3179, 3181, 3214, 3274, 3275, 

3291, 3470, 3698 

Emotions; passions 509, 516, 1180, 

1200, 1640, 1648, 2384, 2392, 

2410, 2414, 2416, 3094 

Empedocles of Agrigentum 1063 

Empiricism 129, 167, 359, 1903, 3098 

Emptiness see Vacuum; emptiness; 

nothingness 

Encephalitis 3203 

Encephalopathy, bovine spongiform 

3680 

Encyclopedias and dictionaries 50, 

168, 268, 592, 681, 1083, 1089, 

1182, 1633, 1685, 1957 

Endocrine surgery 3227 

Endocrinology 594, 2989, 3659 

Energy resources and technologies 

3746 

Engineering 297, 2054, 2102, 2593, 

2624, 2743, 3354, 3758, 3759, 3762 

Engineering, aeronautical 3798 

England 222, 447, 553, 589, 611, 627, 

1163, 1177, 1202, 1250, 1253, 

1268, 1273, 1329, 1335, 1354, 

1405, 1407, 1419, 1479, 1490, 

1497, 1580, 1617, 1619, 1624, 

1649, 1650, 1667, 1678, 1687, 

1694, 1721, 1790, 1813, 1844, 

1918, 1940, 2444, 2446, 2478, 

2522, 2566, 2567, 2571, 2632, 

2835, 2854, 3225, 3265, 3282, 

3301, 3723 

Engraving and engravings 1997 

Entomology 1842, 2309, 2335, 2626, 

3040, 3393, 3394, 3397 

Environmental degradation 2289, 

2978, 2992, 3558 

Environmental ethics 3738, 3755 

Environmental health; environmental 

medicine 1805, 3557, 3569, 3684, 

3721, 3785 

Environmental history 254, 428, 430, 

431, 434, 437, 438, 440, 442, 443, 

445–447, 886, 927, 1844, 2283, 

2284, 2291, 2293, 2611, 3576, 3579 

Environmental hygiene; Human 

ecology 425, 2285, 2290, 2294, 

2576, 2993 

Environmental medicine see 

Environmental health; 

environmental medicine 

Environmental pollution 2283, 2989, 

3557, 3561, 3565, 3568, 3572, 

3707, 3746 

Environmental protection 2979, 2990, 

3000, 3559, 3560, 3570, 3572, 

3580, 3786 

Environmental sciences 424, 427, 

434, 436, 439, 443, 444, 448, 1843, 

2245, 2261, 2281, 2282, 2286, 

2289, 2292, 2295, 2973, 2976, 

2983, 2985, 2991, 2995–2997, 

3001, 3002, 3008, 3012, 3025, 

3563, 3564, 3566–3568, 3571– 

3573, 3575, 3582, 3786 

Environmentalism 254, 424, 433, 448, 

1844, 2245, 2282, 2678, 2973, 

2975, 2977, 2978, 2981, 2999, 

3005, 3007, 3009, 3427, 3480, 

3563, 3567, 3580, 3581, 3583, 

3584, 3707, 3746 

Epicurus 1002 

Epidemics 544, 554, 563, 580, 589, 

608, 931, 1387, 1402, 1922, 1925, 

2440, 2486, 2509, 2564, 2575, 

3158, 3173, 3322, 3674, 3711, 3713 

Epidemiology 455, 554, 558, 564, 

580, 582, 2501, 2575, 3160, 3296, 

3657, 3679, 3696 

Epigenesis 484 

Epilepsy 728, 2460 

Epistemology 15, 111, 140, 173, 177, 

194, 208, 312, 336, 472, 570, 665, 

676, 717, 1065, 1118, 1422, 1746, 

1751, 1768, 1906, 1913, 1975, 

2067, 2774, 3613 

Equations and formulae 2099, 3647 

Erman, Paul 2320 

Error 5, 9, 13, 128, 524, 665, 726, 

1510, 1631, 2131, 2134, 3384 

Escola Paulista de Medicina (Brazil) 

3228 

Espionage 3425 

Espírito Santo (Brazil) 2534 

Ether 1773, 2151, 2173 

Ethics 136, 217, 260, 265, 420, 490, 

510, 555, 1125, 1179, 1185, 1261, 

1279, 1500, 1525, 1975, 2548, 

3637, 3705 

Ethnicity 2718, 3274 

Ethnography 445, 663, 891, 899, 

1358, 1879, 2227, 2372, 3143, 

3145, 3146, 3710, 3771 

Ethnology 527, 1433, 1877, 2433, 

2500, 3049, 3141, 3142, 3144, 3148 

Ethology 2414, 3087, 3088 

Etiology see Medical geography; 

Etiology, 1378 

Euclid 1133, 1134, 1139, 1288, 1296 

Eugenics 244, 475, 2347, 2354, 2666, 

2668, 2716, 2723, 2727, 3042, 

3044, 3049, 3052, 3053, 3057, 

3062, 3063, 3162, 3175, 3266, 

3303, 3468 

Eugenics Record Office, Cold Spring 

Harbor, New York 3042 

Euler, Johann Albrecht 1749 

Euler, Leonhard 1753, 1771 

Europe 66, 228, 443, 513, 532, 544, 

577, 583, 771, 897, 1096, 1266, 

1303, 1378, 1443, 1670, 1711, 

1766, 1806, 2464, 2528, 2557, 

3286, 3572, 3611 

European Science Foundation 376 

European Society for the History of 

Science 66 

European Union 3605, 3609, 3786 

Euthanasia 2666, 3248 

Eutocios 1007 

Evans, Robert 189 

Evelyn, John 1451 

Evidence 192, 2435, 2679 

Evolution 126, 262, 266, 428, 460, 

470–473, 476, 477, 479, 480, 484, 

491, 1198, 1747, 1867, 1881, 1945, 

1979, 2012–2014, 2114, 2310, 

2322, 2343, 2346, 2347, 2349, 

2350, 2352, 2353, 2356–2362, 

2802, 3046–3048, 3050, 3051, 

3055, 3059, 3069, 3587, 3594, 

3596, 3597 

Evolution and ethics 2345 

Evolutionary genetics 470 

Evolutionary psychology 518, 3128, 

3598, 3636, 3646


Ewart, Alfred James 3031 

Exact sciences 365, 708, 1601 

Excavations (archaeology) 766 

Exhibitions and fairs 2001, 2002, 

2433, 2572 

Exibit catalogs 322, 348, 1829 

Existentialism 2066 

Exner, Family 2086 

Exner, Franz Serafin 2086 

Exner, Siegmund 2086 

Exobiology see Extraterrestrial life; 

exobiology 

Experimental biology 2356, 3022 

Experimental medicine 2465, 3686 

Experimental psychology 517, 2383, 

2394, 2539, 3102, 3122, 3152, 3272 

Experiments and experimentation 

132, 163, 368, 504, 986, 1126, 

1775, 1787, 1791, 2135, 2161, 

2173, 2846, 2862, 3152 

Expert testimony 74, 192 

Experts see Authorities; experts 

Explanation; hypotheses; theories 

138, 171, 397, 515, 577, 692, 1117, 

1781, 2103, 2313, 2919 

Exploration see Travel; exploration 

Extinction (biology) 422, 466 

Extraterrestrial life; exobiology 341, 

1563, 2710 

Eye diseases 3276 

Eye glasses see Spectacles; eye 

glasses 

F 

Fabbroni, Giovanni 1836 

Fabricius, Otto 1861 

Faculdade de Medicina de São Paulo 

3198 

Faith healing 811 

Falconry 716, 1186 

Fame 1945 

Family 1916, 1965 

Fanon, Frantz 3260, 3634 

Faraday, Michael 1952, 1993, 2135, 

2139, 2161 

Fascism 2751, 3179 

Fatio de Duillier, Nicolas 1463 

Fats and oils 1079, 2582 

Faulhaber, Johann 1544 

Fehling, Hermann von 2197 

Feijó, João da Silva 1803, 1808 

Femininity 1911 

Feminism 187, 557, 3633, 3664, 3709 

Feminist analysis 166, 742, 891, 

1751, 1858, 3472, 3633, 3697 

Fergola, Emanuele 2118 

Fermat, Pierre de 1530, 2099 

Fermi, Enrico 2831, 2836, 2888 

Fernel, Jean François 1384 

Ferrand, Jacques 1385 

Fertilization 1035, 3188 

Fertilizers 2284, 3371 

Fever 2523 

Feynman, Richard Phillips 3521, 3522 

Ficino, Marsilio 1302, 1333 

Field work 416, 2293, 2318, 3075, 

3117 

Fields and field theory 2139, 3524 

Filho, Carlos Chagas 45 

Finland 2218 

Fire see Combustion; fire 

Fischer, Eugen 3049 

Fisheries; fishing 899, 2946, 3399 

Fishes 418, 501, 1052, 1865 

Fishing see Fisheries; fishing 

Flamsteed, John 2120 

Fleck, Ludwik 174, 455, 570, 578, 

2465, 3188, 3229, 3305 

Floods see Precipitation; floods 

Flora see Plant geography; flora 

Florence (Italy) 1359, 1713, 1862 

Florence, Hercules 2234 

Fluid mechanics 2143 

Folklore 583, 1196, 2432 

Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de 

1699 

Food and foods 385, 605, 649, 652, 

900, 901, 1066, 1361, 2578, 2678, 

3277 

Food industry and trade 650, 1972 

Food science; food technology 605, 

650, 729, 1937, 2634, 3403 

Food technology see Food science; 

food technology 

Forbes, Alexander 3078 

Forces 1598, 2129 

Ford Motor Company 3372 

Ford, Henry 3372 

Forecasting; prediction 15, 773, 782, 

1206, 2213, 2942, 3355 

Foreign relations; diplomacy 2686, 

3426, 3481 

Forensic medicine 3273 

Forensic psychiatry 2538 

Forensic sciences 1987, 2679, 3642, 

3644, 3751 

Forests and forestry 430, 1629, 1843, 

2292, 2295, 2628, 2633, 2973, 

2976, 2998, 3012, 3406 

Formularies; pharmacopoeias 1926, 

2591 

Fossils 491, 928, 1845, 1846, 2298– 

2305, 2307, 3586 

Foucault, Michel 555, 596, 598, 3702 

Foundations and trusts 276, 3205 

Fowler, William A. 2890 

Fracastoro, Girolamo 562 

Fractals 236 

Fraenkel, James 3263 

France 473, 609, 627, 654, 851, 1098, 

1227, 1293, 1324, 1356, 1407, 

1440, 1605, 1633, 1671, 1688, 

1692, 1704, 1731, 1764, 1776, 

1783, 1786, 1790, 1824, 1839, 

1841, 1874, 1876, 1884, 1886, 

1893, 1905, 1910, 1913, 1914, 

1916, 1923, 1929, 1930, 1947, 

1979, 1990, 2007, 2038, 2062, 

2064, 2076, 2079, 2080, 2094, 

2155, 2178, 2383, 2388, 2396, 

2399, 2411, 2430, 2453, 2521, 

2528, 2547, 2577, 2609, 2707, 

2725, 2822, 2827, 2832, 2963, 

3029, 3045, 3060, 3145, 3172, 

3187, 3220, 3304, 3348, 3525, 

3568, 3579, 3603, 3604, 3654, 

3659, 3720, 3784, 3789 

France, colonies 938, 2225, 2570, 

3256, 3280 

Franciscus de Marchia 1116, 1123, 

1147, 1157, 1158 

Franck, James 2862 

Franklin, Benjamin 1674, 1770, 1772, 

1776, 1919 

Franklin, Rosalind 3624 

Frauds see Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds 

Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor 

1186 

Free will and determinism 1121, 1524 

Freemasonry 1687 

Frege, Gottlob 2069 

Freiberg (Germany) 2190 

French Revolution of 1789 1786, 

1792, 1821 

Fresnel, Augustin Jean 2136, 2150 

Freud, Sigmund 512, 2387, 2389, 

2539, 3095, 3099, 3106, 3116, 

3121, 3128 

Freyre, Gilberto de Mello 3134 

Fridman, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich 

2844 

Friedrich, Max 2412 

Frisch, Karl von 3118 

Frolov, Ivan Timofeevich 141 

Fromm, Erich 2387 

Frost, Wade Hampton 3296 

Fuchs, Klaus 2856 

Fuchs, Leonhart 1240, 1368 

Fuller, Solomon Carter 2536 

Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Brazil) 

3040, 3212 

Fundamental concepts 333 

Funeral rites and ceremonies 1925 

Funkenstein, Amos 79 

Futurism 635, 2967, 3747, 3792 

G 

Gabor, Dennis 2864 

Galaxies; nebulae 1762 

Galen 718, 1059, 1060, 1064, 1069, 

1388, 1391, 1637 

Galilei, Galileo 25, 135, 267, 346, 

1233, 1234, 1242, 1292, 1320, 

1325, 1428, 1437, 1446, 1461, 

1464, 1465, 1467, 1470, 1471, 

1474, 1475, 1528, 1547, 1559– 

1561, 1574, 1576, 1577, 1584, 

1591, 3475 

Galois, Évariste 2105 

Galton, Francis 2028, 2093, 2361 

Galvanus, de Levanto 1207 

Games 1300, 3764 

Gantt, W. Horsley 3112 

Gardens 1173 

Garner, Richard Lynch 2407 

Garzoni, Gilbert Leonardo 1352 

Gassendi, Pierre 1463, 1508, 1519 

Gaurico, Luca 1236 

Gauss, Carl Friedrich 130, 2035, 

2099, 2130, 2212 

Geddes, Patrick 3171 

Geikie, Archibald 2214 

Geissler, Heinrich 2140 

Geminus of Rhodes 1018 

Gems 896 

Gender identity 253, 573, 1408 

Gene transfer 477 

Genes 483, 484, 2363, 3595, 3663 

Genetic engineering 486, 3432, 3605, 

3609, 3614, 3618, 3620, 3622, 

3627, 3782, 3787 

Genetic screening 3603, 3697 

Genetically modified foods 228, 3603, 

3781–3784, 3786, 3787, 3789 

Genetically modified organisms 3611

Genetics 453, 457, 469, 470, 472, 480, 

483–486, 2344, 2347, 2689, 3045, 

3049, 3050, 3053, 3054, 3056, 

3058, 3061, 3069, 3478, 3593, 

3596, 3600, 3601, 3616, 3620, 

3621, 3624, 3644, 3654, 3669 

Geneva (Switzerland) 2533 

Genius see Creativity; genius 

Geocentrism 1315, 1557, 1576 

Geodesy 410, 412, 744, 1756, 1822, 

2223, 2224, 2797, 3553, 3555 

Geoffrey of Franconia 1229 

Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, Isidore 2333 

Geography 406, 408, 411–414, 735, 

802–804, 965, 1044, 1167, 1322, 

1353, 1355, 1357, 1358, 1619, 

1622–1626, 1813, 1816, 1821, 

1823, 1827, 1832, 1953, 2215, 

2224–2227, 2229, 2231, 2240, 

2243–2245, 2248, 2250, 2663, 

2962 

Geological Survey of China 2938 

Geological surveys 411, 744, 1722, 

1822, 1832, 2046, 2199, 2281, 

2297, 2938, 2939 

Geology 395, 404, 1796–1798, 1803, 

1806, 1809, 1845, 1938, 2053, 

2201, 2202, 2204, 2205, 2207– 

2211, 2214, 2247, 2298, 2302, 

2304, 2928, 2932, 2935, 2940, 

2941, 2944, 2947, 2950, 2953, 

2958, 2960, 2994, 3547, 3551, 

3552, 3758 

Geomagnetism 1614, 2212, 2216, 

2218 

Geometry 331, 338, 685, 692, 693, 

861, 942, 947, 950, 951, 1007, 

1013, 1015, 1097, 1133, 1134, 

1139, 1287, 1288, 1534, 1536, 

1541, 1550, 1552, 1750, 1754, 

1756, 1757, 2077, 2089, 2090, 

2092, 2111, 2149, 2782, 2787, 2796 

Geophysics 369, 2203 

Gerhard, Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard 

2434 

Geriatrics 1397, 1662 

Gerlach, Joseph von 2370 

Germany 67, 76, 274, 277, 303, 385, 

396, 601, 1060, 1222, 1329, 1332, 

1366, 1392, 1402, 1413, 1433, 

1681, 1738, 1837, 1859, 1896, 

1911, 1924, 1935, 1954, 2035, 

2065, 2080, 2163, 2184, 2188– 

2190, 2227, 2272, 2365, 2367, 

2373, 2418, 2513, 2528, 2531, 

2537, 2597, 2601, 2604, 2625, 

2630, 2646, 2647, 2656, 2688, 

2694, 2697, 2727, 2730, 2738– 

2740, 2743, 2751, 2771, 2792, 

2800, 2802, 2835, 2894, 2901, 

2902, 2928, 3014, 3032, 3042, 

3044, 3049, 3051, 3062, 3079, 

3106, 3107, 3161, 3162, 3164, 

3182, 3185, 3187, 3189, 3218, 

3225, 3226, 3241, 3247, 3248, 

3267, 3304, 3318, 3326, 3357, 

3416, 3502, 3591, 3615 

Germany, colonies 2227, 2570, 2633, 

3148 

Gerrard, Edward 2269 

Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker 

2902 

Gesner, Konrad 1369, 1370 

Geymonat, Ludovico 156 

Ghana 3342 

Gibson, William 3450 

Gilbert, Joseph Henry 2196 


Gimeno, Amalio 2483 

Giorgi, Giovanni 1948, 2039, 2141, 

2152, 2847 

Glaciology 397, 1826, 2929, 2930, 

3541 

Glanvill, Joseph 1515 

Gleditsch, Ellen 2912 

Globalization; internationalization 

206, 436, 1058, 2552, 2680, 2686, 

2954, 3349, 3443, 3581, 3607, 3767 

God 673, 1128, 1710 

Godel’s theorem 323 

Gödel, Kurt 145, 324, 325, 333, 2784, 

2785 

Godfrey of Fontaines 1127 

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 1697, 

1985, 2068, 2247 

Gold 841, 1808 

Goldberg, Rube 3378 

Göttingen. Universität 2851 

Gottschaldt, Kurt 3114 

Gould, Rupert Thomas 2758 

Government agencies 845, 3414, 

3429, 3553, 3559 

Government sponsored science 399, 

768, 2078, 2203, 2219, 2326, 2600, 

2682, 2855, 2933, 2939, 3031, 

3392, 3397, 3409, 3414, 3418, 

3496, 3542, 3599 

Grabau, Amadeus 2941 

Grain crops; Cereals; Grasses 1939 

Graphic methods 2093 

Grasses see Grain crops; Cereals; 

Grasses 

Grassmann, Hermann Günther 1754 

Gratarolo, Guglielmo 1463 

Gravitation 370, 1345, 1583, 1599, 

2223, 2829 

Great Britain 103, 228, 256, 265, 437, 

446, 893, 1379, 1459, 1486, 1553, 

1581, 1617, 1627, 1639, 1646, 

1668, 1751, 1775, 1876, 1877, 

1883, 1890, 1928, 1934, 1936, 

1963, 1965, 2000, 2009, 2042, 

2044, 2075, 2082, 2119, 2121, 

2169, 2172, 2183, 2203, 2214, 

2219, 2251, 2266, 2271, 2298, 

2311, 2338, 2340, 2352, 2391, 

2426, 2430, 2435, 2438, 2447, 

2449, 2459, 2491, 2509, 2516, 

2559, 2572, 2578, 2589, 2638, 

2655, 2709, 2720, 2721, 2732, 

2744, 2745, 2750, 2801, 2807, 

2903, 2965, 3096, 3160, 3176, 

3179, 3184, 3284, 3337, 3366, 

3381, 3406, 3466, 3471, 3479, 

3568, 3624, 3675, 3781 

Great Britain, colonies 408, 848, 852, 

855, 893, 931, 1627, 1966, 2022, 

2162, 2303, 2402, 2472, 2487, 

2500, 2532, 2553, 2569, 2773, 

2909, 3276, 3325, 3342, 3396 

Great Britain. Geological Survey 

2219 

Great Lakes (North America) 2997, 

3001 

Great Plains 927 

Greaves, John 1580 

Greece 21, 238, 331, 707, 872, 888, 

942, 943, 957, 959, 964, 965, 967– 

969, 971, 974, 977–979, 981–999, 

1002–1015, 1017, 1018, 1020– 

1024, 1027, 1028, 1034, 1036, 

1039, 1042–1044, 1046, 1047, 

1049–1055, 1057–1063, 1065, 

1067, 1069–1073, 1076, 1078– 

1080, 1119 

Greenberg, John 90 

Greenland 1861, 3541 

Greenwood, Major 3160 

Gregory, John 1894 

Griesinger, Wilhelm 2550 

Grimwade, W. Russell 2324 

Gros, François 3604 

Grosseteste, Robert 1126 

Grossmann, Henryk 1342 

Group selection 471, 481, 3598 

Group theory 2082, 2105, 2109 

Growth see Development; growth; 

life; death 

Guano industry 2284 

Guides; handbooks 2167, 2573 

Guilds 1490, 1930 

Gundlach, Johann Christoph 2257 

Gunpowder 622, 1668, 1790 

Gutenberg, Johannes 1252 

Guthrie, Edwin R. 3091 

Guyer, Michael F. 3065 

Gynecology 568, 959, 1073, 1989, 

2461 

H 

Haber, Fritz 2899 

Hadamard, Jacques 2095 

Haddon, Alfred Cort 3142 

Haeckel, Ernest Heinrich 2060, 2312, 

2357, 3055, 3059 

Hagens, Gunther von 2518 

Hahn, Otto 2906 

Hair 1688 

Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson 

2675, 3021 

Halevi, Judah 920 

Hall, Granville Stanley 3086 

Haller, Albrecht von 1729, 1849, 1869 

Hamilton, William 1811 

Hamilton, William Donald 3598 

Hamilton, William Rowan 2061 

Handbooks see Guides; handbooks 

Handicaps see Disabilities; handicaps 

Hantzsch, Arthur 2166 

Haongho-Paiho Museum 2757 

Hardy, Thomas 2119 

Harmony (music theory) 1025 

Harriot, Thomas 1258, 1295, 1529 

Harris, Judith Rich 3640 

Harrison, John 2758 

Hartt, Charles Frederic 2259 

Harvard University 2072, 2687, 2874, 

3490 

Harvard-MIT Division of Health 

Sciences and Technology 3490 

Harvey, Gabriel 1236 

Harvey, William 210, 1631, 1652, 

1665 

Hatchett, Charles 1793 

Hausdorff, Felix 2788 

Hawaii 2562, 3300 

Hawking, Stephen W. 3510 

Hawkins, Gerald S. 2805 

Haydon, Benjamin Robert 2006 

Hayek, Friedrich August von 3149 

Head, Henry 2376 

Healers 1664 

Health 810, 1074, 1076, 1921, 2290, 

2482, 2531, 2678, 3291, 3307, 

3316, 3561, 3706


Health care 238, 538, 541, 551, 1221, 

1910, 3300, 3307, 3314, 3317, 

3323, 3693, 3708 

Health promotion 2573, 3277, 3294 

Heart 576, 1219, 1652 

Hebrew language 904, 916, 919, 

1073, 1164 

Hebrew University of Jerusalem 2791 

Hedin, Sven 2938 

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 

1738, 1745, 2069 

Heidegger, Martin 2647 

Heisenberg, Werner 2774, 2838, 2852, 

2877 

Heliocentrism 1318, 1337, 1569, 1576 

Heliodoros 1023 

Helmholtz, Hermann Ludwig 

Ferdinand von 2068, 2134 

Hempel, Carl G. 2462 

Hennebique, François 2595 

Henry of Ghent 1127 

Hepatitis 550 

Hephaestio, Thebanus 1037 

Heraclitos of Ephesus 994, 1005 

Herbals and bestiaries 468, 1049, 

1051, 1055, 1168–1171, 1174, 

1178–1185, 1187, 1188, 1191, 

1193, 1195–1197, 1368 

Herbart, Johann Friedrich 2400 

Herbicides 3533 

Herder, Johann Gottfried 1698 

Hereditary diseases 2495, 3175 

Heredity 2356, 2364, 3058, 3114 

Hering, Ewald 2376 

Hermaphroditism see Androgyny; 

hermaphroditism 

Hermes, Trismegistus 1148 

Hermeticism 1232, 1247 

Herodotos of Halicarnassos 1057 

Heron of Alexandria 707, 1027 

Herpetology 2276 

Herschel, Caroline 1761–1763 

Herschel, John Frederick William 

2203, 2212, 2353 

Herschel, William 1763, 2818 

Hertz, Gustav 2862 

Hertz, Heinrich Rudolph 2134, 2149 

Hess, Harry Hammond 2958 

Hessen, Boris Mikhailovich 1342 

Hilbert, David 2884 

Hildanus, Fabricius 1660 

Hildegard Von Bingen, Saint 1218 

Himalayan Mountains (Nepal) 2944 

Hinduism 853, 858, 860, 884, 889 

Hipparchos of Rhodes 872, 1012, 

1020 

Hippocrates of Cos 959, 1059, 1061– 

1063, 1065, 1073, 1391, 1885 

Hirayama, Kiyotsugu 2821 

Hirn, Gustave-Adolphe 2155 

Histology 3159 

Historians of science, modern 17, 29, 

79–86, 88–98, 100–106, 108–110, 

112–114, 116, 117, 505, 3374 

Historical geography 1825 

Historical geology; theory of the earth 

1613, 1621, 1626, 1802, 1806, 

2200, 2220, 2298, 3552 

Historiography and historical methods 

6, 35, 36, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57–59, 61, 

71, 110, 161, 174, 211, 259, 297, 

335, 350, 366, 382, 414, 437, 455, 

473, 475, 505, 507, 511, 512, 545, 

551, 563, 578, 590, 640, 664, 690, 

708, 740, 742, 829, 886, 1064, 

1084, 1232, 1327, 1342, 1426, 

1674, 1678, 2020, 2024, 2291, 

2655, 2688, 3127, 3137 

History as a discipline; chronology; 

study of the past 51, 56, 58, 237, 

452, 522, 534, 809, 1057, 1058, 

1235, 1376, 1476, 1613, 1806, 

1884, 2240 

History of medicine, as a discipline 

60, 67, 73, 82, 110, 543, 545, 561, 

563, 578, 829 

History of philosophy of science 59, 

312, 339, 455, 988, 1463, 1741 

History of science, as a discipline 2, 6, 

40, 47, 51, 59, 61–63, 65–67, 69, 

70, 72, 74, 75, 77, 78, 104, 148, 

335, 340, 366, 376, 382, 427, 473, 

505, 511, 546, 740, 1331, 1400 

History of technology, as a discipline 

76, 78, 643 

HIV 3697, 3712 

Hoaxes see Deceptions; hoaxes; 

frauds 

Hobbes, Thomas 210, 1463, 1525 

Hodgkin, Dorothy Crowfoot 3454 

Hoff, Jacobus Henricus van’t 2186, 

2198, 2833 

Holism 1903, 3147 

Holland, William Jacob 3013 

Holmgren, Frithiof 2341 

Holocaust 2743, 3164, 3226 

Holography 2864, 3744 

Home economics 2011 

Homeopathy 547, 587, 3182 

Homology (biology) 2317 

Homosexuality 1858, 1989, 2009, 

2489, 3271 

Hooke, Robert 1538, 1599, 1634, 

1635, 1638 

Hooker, Joseph Dalton 1817, 2321, 

2322 

Hoover, Herbert 2975 

Hormones 2989, 3188, 3664 

Hornaday, William Temple 2279 

Horoscopes 727, 918, 1033, 1035, 

1338, 1582 

Horrocks, Jeremiah 1553 

Horses 3396 

Hortensius, Martinus 1539 

Horticulture see Economic botany; 

plant cultivation; horticulture 

Hospitals and clinics 537, 538, 549, 

1221, 1641, 1889, 1899, 1910, 

2490, 2498, 2507, 2512, 2514, 

2522, 3167, 3182, 3197, 3216, 

3223, 3257, 3263, 3297 

Houghton, Rowland 411 

Household technology 3756 

Households 1965 

Howe, Eric Graham 3096 

Hoyle, Fred 2807, 2815, 2820 

Hrdlička, Ales 2371 

Hua, Hengfang 2112 

Huarte Y Navarro, Juan de Dios 1404 

Hubback, Judith 3254 

Hubble Space Telescope 345 

Hudson’s Bay Company 1922 

Hudson, William Henry 3156 

Hugh of Fouilloy 1171, 1195 

Hull, McAllister H. 2859 

Human anatomy 583, 1637, 1657, 

1700, 1891, 1896, 1904, 2002, 2370 

Human body 233, 449, 495, 576, 

1061, 1248, 1382, 1389, 1650, 

1679, 1688, 1902, 1911, 1915, 

1970, 1988, 2342, 2442, 2508, 

2518, 2559, 2565, 3232, 3498, 3676 

Human ecology see Environmental 

hygiene; Human ecology 

Human embryology 815, 3662 

Human evolution 491, 492, 496, 2001, 

2306, 2435, 3074, 3119, 3586 

Human experimentation 74, 220, 

1876, 2453, 3161, 3164, 3241, 

3272, 3303 

Human genetics 245, 2355, 3044, 

3056, 3062, 3175, 3431, 3432, 

3468, 3469, 3595, 3599, 3606, 

3610, 3612, 3615, 3621, 3622, 

3670, 3682, 3732 

Human Genome Diversity Project 

3612 

Human Genome Project 3599, 3600, 

3606, 3615, 3620, 3621 

Human nature see Definition of 

human; human nature 

Human paleontology 2306, 3016, 

3586, 3628, 3651 

Human physiology 831, 1056, 1219, 

1679, 1917, 2379, 2577, 3159 

Human rights 593, 2550, 3255, 3637 

Human sciences 1875, 1876, 2388, 

2425 

Human-animal relationships 216, 221, 

429, 1192, 1279, 2336, 2407, 3230, 

3606, 3680 

Human-machine interaction 646, 647, 

3451, 3778 

Humanism 103, 1243, 3171 

Humboldt, Alexander von 1575, 1681, 

1817, 1834, 2236, 2238, 2243, 2245 

Hume, David 1680, 1710, 1742 

Humoralism 1063, 1248 

Hungary 465, 3783 

Hunting 1045, 1186 

Husserl, Edmund 2096 

Hutchings, William D. 2585 

Hutchinson, John 1709 

Huxley, Aldous 2706 

Huxley, Thomas Henry 2232, 2233, 

2345 

Huygens, Christiaan 1590 

Hydraulic engineering 654, 1669, 

1929, 2592, 3571 

Hydraulics 1796 

Hydrodynamics 357, 2143, 3745 

Hydrogen 2919 

Hydrography 2948 

Hydrology 1669, 2949 

Hydrostatics 1596 

Hydrotherapy 2505 

Hygiene 1921 

Hypnosis and hypnotism 2406, 2539 

Hypotheses see Explanation; 

hypotheses; theories 

Hysteria 1979, 3632 

I 

Iatrophysical school 1393 

Ibn al-’Arabi 673

Ibn al-Haitham, Abu ‘Ali al-Hasen 

706, 710, 717 

Ibn Kammuna, Sa‘d ibn Mansur 680 

Ice 793 

Iceland 1188, 1826 

Ichthyology 2339, 3041 

Iconography 1141, 1438, 1440, 1449, 

1616, 1986, 2660, 2742, 3800 

Idealism (philosophy) 1738 

Identity 99, 248, 493, 499, 1395, 

1868, 1875, 2010, 3315, 3468 

Ignatius of Loyola, Saint 1406 

Illinois 3266 

Illustrations 467, 1045, 1660, 1829, 

1837, 1842, 1994, 2260, 2272, 

2325, 3662 

Imagination 1117 

Imaging technology 454, 2864, 3077, 

3590, 3753 

Immigration see Emigration; 

immigration 

Immortality 1281, 3752 

Immunology 539, 3299 

Imperialism 16, 809, 1928, 1947, 

2203, 2508, 2723, 3032, 3349 

Incommensurability 122, 127, 3573 

Indexes 37, 48, 293, 1999 

India 33, 848, 850, 852, 855, 860, 

886, 1012, 1888, 1942, 1949, 1955, 

1966, 2005, 2022, 2295, 2303, 

2402, 2500, 2532, 2553, 2648, 

2735, 2773, 2909, 2944, 3008, 

3221, 3320, 3492, 3501, 3580, 

3712, 3753, 3754 

India Geological Survey 2944 

India, civilization and culture 776, 

805, 848–885, 887–892, 894–901, 

1012, 2162, 2303, 2472 

Indigo 2905 

Individuality 1745, 3132, 3252 

Indonesia 2205, 2326, 3791 

Induction 2066, 2153 

Industrial and Technological Museum, 

Melbourne 2050 

Industrial chemistry 2165 

Industrial design 3372 

Industrial mathematics see Applied 

mathematics; merchantile 


mathematics 

Industrial medicine; occupational 

diseases 2566 

Industrial psychology; industrial 

sociology 3139, 3252, 3350 

Industrial revolution 1934, 1994, 3597 

Industrial sociology see Industrial 

psychology; industrial sociology 

Industrialization 222, 403, 2104, 

2593, 2598, 2605, 2608, 2989 

Industry 222, 632, 1415, 1671, 2176, 

2289, 2594, 2604, 2973, 3252 

Infection 537 

Infectious diseases 537, 572, 606, 

1222, 2440, 2524, 3025, 3203, 

3230, 3692, 3698 

Infeld, Leopold 2663 

Infinitesimals 334, 1549, 1551 

Infinity 149, 334, 761, 1130, 1136, 

1274, 1326, 1532 

Influenza 608, 3158, 3322, 3657, 3696 

Information science 182, 648, 3629 

Information technology 56, 285, 648, 

1943, 3503, 3774 

Information theory 451 


Ingenhousz, Jan 1919 

Injuries 584 

Ink 2905 

Inorganic chemistry 2165 

Insect control 3393, 3394, 3397 

Insecticides see Pesticides; 

insecticides 

Insects 807 

Insitut Pasteur, Paris 3187 

Instinct 3119 

Institut International de Sociologie 

3643 

Institut Mètapsychique International 

(IMI) 3109 

Institutions see Societies; institutions; 

academies 

Instrumentalism see Pragmatism; 

instrumentalism 

Instruments, navigational 2764 

Insulin 3166, 3196, 3538 

Insurance 2556 

Intellectual property 1443, 2685, 3772 

Intellectuals 312, 2359, 3470 

Intelligence 506, 514, 2722 

Intelligence tests 506, 2722, 3111, 

3266 

Intelligent design (teleology) 3594 

Intelligibility 133, 1127, 1520 

Interdisciplinary approach to 

knowledge 308, 572, 2776, 3004, 

3564, 3573, 3636, 3739 

Interessengemeinschaft 

Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft 

2189 

International Atomic Energy Agency 

(IAEA) 3428 

International Congress of the History 

of Science 71 

International congresses 374, 383, 

405, 656, 2771, 3123, 3202 

International cooperation 86, 2043, 

2206, 2669, 2686, 2695, 2756, 

2948, 2952, 3327, 3379, 3402, 

3428, 3430, 3443, 3446, 3481, 

3495, 3501, 3520, 3540, 3574, 

3577, 3643, 3788 

International Council for the 

Exploration of the Sea 2948 

International Geosphere-Biosphere 

Programme 3573 

International relations 2043, 2677, 

2683, 3179, 3275, 3426, 3445, 

3572, 3765, 3786 

International Sociological Association 

3643 

Internationalization see Globalization; 

internationalization 

Internet 284, 643, 3453, 3458, 3768, 

3769 

Interprofessional relations see 

Scientific communities; 

interprofessional relations 

Interviews 2644, 3455 

Invalids 2459 

Inventors and invention 625, 627, 

1077, 2026, 3378 

Invertebrate zoology 807, 1369, 1866 

Invisible colleges; clubs 2385 

Ionization see Electron physics; 

ionization 

Iowa 2666 

Iran 723, 2454, 2691, 3158, 3501 

Ireland 1211, 2343, 2421, 3615 

Iron and steel 2598, 2613 

Irrational numbers 687, 694 

Irreligion see Atheism; agnosticism; 

irreligion 

Irrigation see Drainage; irrigation 

Iselin, Columbus O’Donnell 2955 

Islam 673 

Islands of the Pacific 940, 1878, 2015, 

2433, 3142, 3144, 3169 

Isotopes 2681, 2834 

Israel 922, 943, 961, 2791, 3214, 

3520, 3617, 3700 

Istituto e Museo di Storia della 

Scienza, Florence 1684 

Italy 156, 317, 331, 346, 507, 563, 

627, 1173, 1219, 1246, 1283, 1356, 

1446, 1684, 1693, 1701, 1713, 

1836, 1845, 1851, 1852, 1876, 

1948, 2039, 2118, 2123, 2152, 

2222, 2286, 2546, 2594, 2612, 

2684, 2717, 2751, 2786, 2832, 

2872, 2907, 3066, 3085, 3123, 3231 

J 

Jabir Ibn Hayyan, Abu Musa, Al-Tusi 

711, 712 

Jackson, Wes 3564 

Jacobi, Christoph Gottfried 1866 

Jagannatha Samrat 880 

Jamaica (Caribbean) 1645, 3473 

James, William 1960, 2384, 2395, 

2403, 2416, 2417, 3086, 3100 

Janssen, Jules 2122 

Japan 78, 105, 106, 337, 458, 656, 

731, 734, 737, 739, 744, 752, 757, 

759, 760, 762, 763, 770, 786, 795, 

812, 813, 821, 824, 825, 827, 828, 

835, 1630, 1661, 1937, 1953, 1957, 

2049, 2056, 2057, 2113, 2124, 

2127, 2170, 2172, 2177, 2213, 

2223, 2260, 2327, 2331, 2359, 

2374, 2485, 2494, 2573, 2618, 

2619, 2739, 2740, 2746, 2747, 

2794, 2821, 2867, 2875, 2887, 

2892, 2893, 2908, 2923, 2937, 

2942, 2953, 2957, 3057, 3161, 

3215, 3261, 3367, 3405, 3414, 

3415, 3422, 3445, 3522, 3527, 

3551, 3552, 3565, 3746, 3749, 3798 

Japan, colonies 730, 2746, 3291 

Japanese 337, 1607, 1856 

Java (Indonesia) 3324 

Jenner, Edward 1907 

Jenness, Diamond 2371 

Jesuits 732, 733, 751, 753, 770, 771, 

1275, 1276, 1290, 1406, 1410, 

1428, 1432, 1440, 1452, 1493, 

1498, 1565, 1579, 1591, 1616, 

1651, 1707, 1942 

Jewish civilization and culture 680, 

903, 904, 906, 907, 909–917, 919– 

924, 945, 1088, 1120, 1121, 1128, 

1138, 1140, 1213, 1228, 1303, 

1969, 2717 

Jews 99, 256, 1923, 2560, 2719, 2721, 

2901, 3103, 3164, 3226 

Jiménez de Cisneros, Daniel 2210, 

2211 

Jiuzhang Suanshu (Nine Chapters on 

the Mathematical Arts) 747, 750 

Johannes de Rupescissa 1099 

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore 


Johnston, Ivan Murray 3034 

Joliot-Curie, Frédéric 2853 

Jordan, Karl 2309 

Jordan, Pascual 2733


Journalism 439, 643, 2239, 2456, 

3583, 3614, 3663, 3781 

Judaism 918, 2323, 3047, 3263 

Jukes, Joseph Beete 2214 

Jung, Carl Gustav 10, 2848, 3097, 

3104, 3125, 3254 

Jurin, James 1638 

Jurisprudence 223, 313 

K 

Kaempfer, Engelbert 1424, 1622 

Kafka, Franz 2700 

Kahn, Herman 3485 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft zur 

Förderung der Wissenschaften 2756 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für 

Anthropologie, Menschliche 

Erblehre und Eugenik 3042, 3044, 

3062 


Biochemie, Berlin-Dahlem 3187 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Chemie 

2906 


Meeresbiologie 3024 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituten 274, 2670, 

2690, 2751, 3024, 3032, 3267 

Kammerer, Paul 3022 

Kant, Immanuel 130, 1738, 1739, 

1741, 1757, 1773, 1850, 1921 

Kardec, Allan 2064 

Kármán, Theodor von 2850 

Katsurai, Tominosuke 2908 

Kellogg Radiation Laboratory 2890 

Kentucky (United States) 360 

Kepler, Johannes 1309, 1317, 1457, 

1520, 1538, 1554, 1555, 1562, 

1564, 1566, 1568, 1571, 1572, 

1575, 1582, 1587 

Kettlewell, Henry Bernard Davis 3597 

Khinchin, Aleksandr Yakovlevich 

2783, 2799 

Khunrath, Heinrich 1231 

Kidney 3200 

King, Ada, Countess of Lovelace 

1459 

Kings and rulers 1495 

Kingsley, Charles 2559 

Kinsey, Alfred C. 3048, 3112 

Kircher, Athanasius 1432, 1481, 1616, 

1666 

Kirwan, Richard 1781 

Klein, Felix 2110 

Kleist, Heinrich von 1533 

Knot theory 321 

Koch, Gottlieb von 2971 

Koch, Robert 2465, 2466 

Kocher, Theodor 2474 

Koestler, Arthur 2692 

Kolff, Willem Johan 3168 

Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes 

Selskab 1717 

Korea 206, 730, 2746, 2903, 3376, 

3535 

Krafft-Ebing, Richard von 2010 

Kristeller, Paul Oskar 2647 

Krueger, Felix 3126 

Kühn, Karl Gottlob 1067 

Kuhn, Thomas S. 32, 122, 127, 133, 

148, 152, 477, 1327, 1659, 2462, 

3246 

Kungliga Svenska 

Vetenskapsakademien 1717 

Kurt Danziger 505 

L 

La Sapienza (Rome) 1537 

Labillardière, François Joseph Houtou 

de 2178 

Labor and laborers 2291, 2577, 3139, 

3291, 3516 

Laboratories 199, 286, 2047, 2051, 

2052, 2467, 2752, 2762, 2890, 

3205, 3237, 3516, 3735 

Laboratory notebooks 1951 

Laboratory techniques and procedures 

482, 3516 

Lacassagne, Antoine 3172 

Lacerda, Antonio Correa de 2576 

Laennec, René Théophile Hyacinthe 

2452 

Lafitau, Joseph François 1879 

Lafont, Eugene 1942, 1955 

Laitko, Hubert 17, 94 

Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Antoine Pierre 

de Monet de 1732, 1747, 1867 

Lamy, Bernard 1548 

Land transportation 634, 636, 2622 

Landscape 532, 1829, 2236 

Lane-Poole, Charles Edward 2976, 

3012 

Lanesssan, Jean Marie Antoine de 

1688 

Langevin, Paul 2148 

Language and languages 129, 149, 

206, 752, 849, 1024, 2407, 3092, 

3117, 3118 

Laplace, Pierre Simon 1677, 1947 

Lasers; masers 2860, 3362 

Latin America 34, 60, 606, 1632, 

2517, 2561, 3101 

Latin language 1119 

Latour, Bruno 181, 184, 186 

Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent 1773, 

1781–1784, 1787, 1788, 1797 

Lavoisier, Marie-Anne Paulze 1786 

Law and legislation 2062, 2666, 3292, 

3560 

Lawes, John Bennet 2196 

Le Châtelier, Herny Louis 2833 

Lead poisoning 2566, 3170 

Learning 301, 1472, 3091 

Leconte, Joseph 2415 

Lectures 17, 380, 2170, 2369 

Leeuwenhoek, Antoni van 1638 

Legendre, Adrien Marie 1739 

Legislative and administrative 

regulations 1380, 1972, 2674, 3336, 

3340, 3603, 3605, 3718, 3772 

Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von 210, 

223, 1468, 1495, 1505, 1532, 

1540–1543, 1550, 1585, 1758 

Leichhardt, Ludwig 2238 

Leipzig (Germany) 3126 

Lemaître, Georges Édouard 2810 

Lemay, Richard 83 

Leonardo da Pisa 1135 

Leonardo da Vinci 210, 1246, 1373 

Leoninus, Albertus 1330 

Leopold, Aldo 2282, 2996 

Leprosy 2437, 2497, 2562, 3169, 

3283 

Lermontowa, Julia 2184 

Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim 1698 

Levi Ben Gershon 902, 914, 1136 

Lévi-Strauss, Claude 3140 

Lewis, Gilbert Newton 2833, 2896 

Lewis, Meriwether 2237, 2242 

Liapunov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich 

2085 

Libavius, Andreas 1348 

Libraries and archives 39–42, 45, 47, 

768, 771, 785, 1435, 1496, 1684, 

2023, 2116, 2779, 3169 

Library of Congress 2023 

Liebig, Justus von 1958, 2191, 2192, 

2196, 2308, 2330, 2625, 2634, 2635 

Liender, Jan Daniel Huichelbos van 

1730 

Life see Development; growth; life; 

death 

Light 1126, 1593, 2150 

Lime see Cement; lime; concrete 

Limits of science 218, 359, 387 

Lincoln Laboratory 3775 

Linde, Carl 2597 

Lindley, Thomas 2436 

Linear algebra 1540, 2778 

Linguistic or semantic analysis 203, 

206, 209, 576, 661, 824, 1070, 

1094, 1120, 1177, 1437, 1576, 

1577, 1961, 1968, 1974, 2143, 

2161, 2378, 2797, 3025, 3508, 

3614, 3620 

Linguistics; philology 548, 904, 921, 

1010, 1111, 1177, 1476, 1881, 

1976, 2419, 3153, 3154 

Linnaeus, Carolus 39, 1846 

Lipps, Theodor 2401 

Lister, Joseph, 1st Baron Lister 2452 

Lists see Tables; catalogs; lists 

Liu, Hui 748 

Locke, John 1513, 1516 

Lodwick, Francis 1429 

Loeb, Jacques 2656 

Löffler, Friedrich 2369 

Logic 131, 311, 318, 323–325, 452, 

1111, 1120, 1367, 1511, 1512, 

1747, 2066, 2069, 2074, 2654, 

2777, 2782, 2784, 2785 

logic and foundation 2782 

Lommius, Jodocus 1383 

Lomonosov, Mikhail Vasilevich 1682, 

1773 

London (England) 71, 1379, 1415, 

1619, 1665, 1720, 1825, 1889, 

1936, 2270, 2287, 2529, 2543, 2967 

London, Jack 1975, 3046 

Longino, Helen 166 

Longitude and latitude 410, 778, 

1623, 2224 

Looms 842 

López Sánchez, José 102 

Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon 2879 

Lorenz, Konrad 2653, 3087, 3088 

Louis-François Jauffret 1875 

Louisiana 3557, 3558 

Lucretius 118 

Lugones, Leopoldo 34 

Luther, Martin 1100, 1263 

Lutherans and Lutheranism 1329, 

1478 

Lutz, Adolpho 2484 

Lwów (Poland). Uniwersytet 2055 

Lyotard, Jean François 3573 

Lysenko, Trofim Denisovich 2672, 

2689, 3018 

M

Mach, Ernst 145, 2656, 2829 

Machines 210, 290, 705, 1487 

Maclure, William 2208 

Macmurray, John 257 

Madhava of Sangamagrama 870 

Magic 310, 396, 907, 940, 945, 959, 

966, 970–975, 1107–1110, 1148, 

1230, 1268, 1271, 1272, 1497, 1499 

Magic squares 859 

Magnetic resonance imaging 3498, 

3499, 3754 

Magnetism see Electricity; magnetism 

Maimonides 677, 909, 919, 1088, 

1120, 1121, 1128, 1138, 1150, 

1213, 1215 

Majorana, Quirino 2141 

Makino, Tomitaro 2331 

Malaria 441, 3230, 3231, 3290, 3325, 

3714 

Malebranche, Nicolas de 1518 

Malpighi, Marcello 1631 

Mamiani, Maurizio 91 

Management techniques 525 

Mandelbrot, Benoît B. 236 

Mandeville, John 1174 

Manhattan Project 2741, 2859, 3741 

Manson, Patrick 2481 

Manuscripts 40, 44, 46, 562, 725, 735, 

736, 749, 759, 763, 764, 771, 854, 

882, 898, 917, 951, 1045, 1060, 

1067, 1104, 1109, 1151, 1154, 

1159, 1164, 1165, 1171, 1184, 

1189, 1193, 1195, 1207, 1208, 

1218, 1229, 1264, 1265, 1293, 

1298, 1310, 1352, 1368, 1434, 

1461, 1470, 1471, 1542, 1543, 

1554, 1575, 1633, 1849, 1863, 

2084, 2304, 2441, 2474 

Maori (New Zealand people) 1818 

Maps; atlases 407, 408, 415, 417, 

1168, 1354, 1617, 1618, 1620, 

1813, 1827, 1828, 2247, 2811 

Marchand, Etienne 1824 

Marci, Johannes Marcus 1593 

Marconi, Guglielmo 3384 

Marey, Etienne Jules 2028, 2342 

Marine biology 418, 1050, 1369, 

2948, 2952, 2954, 3024, 3041, 

3399, 3556 

Marine engineering; canals; 

waterways 2596 

Marine plants 715 

Marini Bettolo, Giovanni Battista 

2897 

Mark, Richard Freeman 3082 

Mars 2811, 2814 

Marsh, George Perkins 2286 

Marsh, Othniel Charles 2266, 3013 

Marx, Karl 10 

Marxism 10, 1342 

Mascheroni, Lorenzo 1755 

Masculinity 1497, 2402, 2504, 2515, 

2725, 3760 

Masers see Lasers; masers 

Masīh. ibn H. akam al-Dimashq 923 

Mass 3524 

Massachusetts 2687, 3281 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

3439, 3490, 3501, 3775 

Mästlin, Michael 1304 

Masturbation 573, 585, 2448 

Materia medica 618, 619, 813, 833, 

1409, 1410, 2581, 2582, 2585, 3342 

Material culture 271, 273, 1877 


Materialism 1734, 1868 

Maternal health services 891 

Mathematical analysis 2085, 2788 

Mathematical physics 1292, 1749, 

2149, 2832, 2847, 2877 

Mathematics 17, 26, 129, 159, 209, 

311, 314–316, 318–322, 324–333, 

335, 337, 338, 340, 685, 687, 689– 

694, 725, 746–750, 752–765, 767, 

772, 857–864, 879, 882, 942, 946– 

950, 1007–1009, 1011, 1012, 1015, 

1097, 1133, 1135, 1136, 1138, 

1140, 1250, 1288–1290, 1292– 

1300, 1324, 1425, 1427, 1466, 

1493, 1529, 1530, 1534, 1536– 

1540, 1542–1551, 1554, 1619, 

1677, 1698, 1739, 1748, 1749, 

1751–1753, 1755, 1757, 2052, 

2076, 2077, 2079–2084, 2086– 

2103, 2105–2107, 2109–2111, 

2113, 2129, 2143, 2420, 2642, 

2751, 2778–2786, 2789–2795, 

2797–2799, 2801, 2877, 2879, 

2914, 2934, 3353, 3505, 3506, 

3512, 3701 

Mathematics and art 236 

Mathematics and its relationship to 

nature 138, 159, 322, 1427, 2095 

Mathematics and its relationship to 

science 159, 322, 365, 1126, 1236, 

1535, 1549, 1749, 2087, 2129, 3701 

Mathematization 311, 1749 

Matter theory 1040, 1344, 1347, 

1584, 1595, 1606, 1608, 1773, 

1795, 2154, 2182 

Maupassant, Guy de 1973 

Maury, Matthew Fontaine 1817 

Mawson, Douglas 2935, 2966 

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur 

Förderung der Wissenschaften 274, 

277, 2646, 2670 

Max-Planck-Institut für 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte (Berlin) 

42 

Maxim Gorky Medical Genetics 

Institute (USSR) 3042 

Maxwell, James Clerk 2129, 2146, 

2151 

Maxwell, John 1506 

Mayan Civilization 2230 

Mayhew, Henry 2559 

Mayr, Ernst 116 

McCosh, James 2404 

McGill University 2900, 2904 

Mead, George Herbert 2428 

Mead, Margaret 3132 

Mead, Richard 1918 

Meaning (philosophy) 144 

Measurement 1027, 1832, 2043, 2137, 

2141, 2216, 2223, 2887, 2914, 

3090, 3115, 3555 

Measuring instruments 411, 700, 

1716, 1812, 2042, 2165, 2386, 

3122, 3540 

Mechanical engineering 3352, 3356 

Mechanical philosophy see 

Mechanism; mechanical philosophy 

Mechanics 366, 796, 1275, 1346, 

1541, 1549, 1591, 1672, 1749, 

1777, 2149 

Mechanism; mechanical philosophy 

134, 210, 522, 988, 1422, 1515, 

1520, 1586, 1737, 1749, 2320 

Mecklenburg (Germany) 2625 

Medical astrology 1206, 1581 

Medical chemistry 832 

Medical education and teaching 102, 

205, 579, 606, 1216, 1406, 1605, 

1726, 1886, 1901, 1904, 2475, 

2504, 2529, 2904, 3197, 3198, 

3205, 3210, 3228, 3303, 3322, 3676 

Medical geography; Etiology 558, 

2493, 2511, 2555, 3177 

Medical instruments and apparatus 

362, 556, 718, 938, 2450, 2763, 

3498–3500, 3673, 3677 

Medical mycology 2484 

Medical psychology 2010 

Medical schools 1886 

Medical sociology 3222 

Medical specialties 2528 

Medical technology 499, 571, 2455, 

3168, 3180, 3200, 3237, 3665, 

3668, 3715 

Medicalization 2548, 2588, 3728 

Medicinal plants 715, 1853, 2324, 

2325 

Medicine 102, 441, 456, 537, 539, 

546–548, 550, 551, 555, 560, 561, 

565, 569–574, 581, 584, 585, 588– 

594, 606, 607, 609, 659, 718–720, 

728, 784, 810, 812, 817, 818, 823– 

825, 830–832, 888–890, 892, 921, 

923, 924, 930, 931, 936, 937, 958– 

961, 981, 991, 1029, 1059–1067, 

1069–1072, 1110, 1162, 1176, 

1205–1216, 1218, 1221, 1245, 

1282, 1302, 1335, 1351, 1377, 

1378, 1380, 1382–1401, 1403– 

1405, 1407, 1409, 1433, 1463, 

1637, 1641–1649, 1651–1659, 

1661, 1663, 1666, 1679, 1729, 

1805, 1869, 1885, 1887, 1888, 

1890, 1892–1895, 1897, 1898, 

1900, 1903, 1905–1910, 1912, 

1914, 1916–1918, 1920, 1923, 

1924, 1968, 2002, 2038, 2228, 

2311, 2324, 2355, 2370, 2436, 

2438, 2439, 2441, 2444, 2446– 

2448, 2450, 2452, 2454–2457, 

2460, 2464, 2466, 2467, 2469– 

2473, 2475, 2477–2480, 2483– 

2488, 2490–2492, 2494–2497, 

2499, 2500, 2502, 2503, 2505, 

2509–2514, 2516, 2518, 2520, 

2521, 2523, 2524, 2527–2531, 

2576, 2585, 2657, 2732, 2750, 

2915, 2989, 3029, 3058, 3070, 

3159, 3163–3165, 3168, 3170, 

3171, 3173, 3175, 3178, 3179, 

3181, 3184–3187, 3189, 3191, 

3192, 3195, 3198–3200, 3202, 

3204–3206, 3208–3211, 3213– 

3215, 3218, 3219, 3224, 3227, 

3229, 3231, 3232, 3235, 3236, 

3238, 3241, 3242, 3257, 3280, 

3295, 3300, 3303, 3312, 3322, 

3323, 3327, 3396, 3490, 3498– 

3500, 3653, 3655, 3656, 3659, 

3663, 3666–3669, 3671, 3672, 

3674–3677, 3680–3684, 3695, 

3699, 3701–3703, 3715, 3720, 

3729 

Medicine and art 205, 509, 1246, 

1654, 2480, 3631 

Medicine and culture 545 

Medicine and economics 2456 

Medicine and ethics 220, 555, 2453, 

3185, 3200, 3202, 3209, 3225, 

3232, 3241, 3245, 3661


Medicine and gender 253, 557, 573, 

607, 1379, 1392, 1645, 1646, 1874, 

1911, 2009, 2437, 2461, 2467, 

2491, 2504, 2527, 2725, 3195, 

3199, 3206, 3209, 3220, 3249, 

3664, 3684, 3688, 3697, 3726 

Medicine and government 818, 1411, 

2517, 2553, 2563, 2567, 3176, 

3189, 3258, 3329, 3340, 3696, 

3699, 3707 

Medicine and industry 2586 

Medicine and law 74, 593, 2538, 

3190, 3241, 3293 

Medicine and literature 500, 1219, 

1404, 1408, 1430, 1648, 1973, 

1990, 2422, 2447, 2451, 2515, 

2547, 2559, 3192, 3232, 3239 

Medicine and politics 1389, 1679, 

2455, 2470, 2534, 2552, 2574, 

3176, 3194, 3222, 3231, 3285, 

3293, 3294, 3298, 3307, 3317, 

3322, 3324, 3330, 3658, 3683, 

3703, 3705, 3711, 3720 

Medicine and race 1645, 1892, 2007, 

2437, 2439, 2467, 2471, 2500, 

2526, 2536, 3251, 3314, 3318, 

3328, 3468, 3660, 3666 

Medicine and religion 264, 587, 745, 

811, 827, 892, 922, 961, 1068, 

1203, 1210, 1214, 1218–1220, 

1258, 1351, 1647, 1667, 1679, 

1903, 1916, 2391, 2490, 2732, 3174 

Medicine and society 559, 573, 1888, 

1895, 2588, 3178, 3222, 3224, 

3288, 3293, 3300, 3337, 3347, 3723 

Medicine and technology, 

relationships 579, 2586, 3417, 

3677, 3732 

Medicine and the military; medicine 

in war 269, 1641, 1888, 2007, 

2441, 2458, 2482, 2498, 2499, 

2512, 2538, 2567, 2581, 3220, 

3241, 3251, 3261, 3336, 3678 

Medicine in war see Medicine and the 

military; medicine in war 

Medicine, ayurvedic 888 

Medicine, Chinese traditional 810– 

814, 816, 819–823, 825–829, 833 

Medicine, general histories 238, 535, 

538, 544, 545, 549, 560, 564, 566– 

568, 577, 595, 615, 618, 1217, 1662 

Medicine, herbal 559, 619, 3342 

Medicine, modern 823, 2452, 2517 

Medicine, popular 1665, 1911, 2468, 

2517, 3192, 3658, 3674, 3706 

Medicine, traditional 559, 937, 1664, 

2445, 2517, 3221, 3276, 3342, 3729 

Mediterranean region 441, 653, 941, 

1885 

Mei, Wen-Ting 791 

Meitner, Lise 2649, 2882, 2906 

Melanchthon, Philipp 1256, 1328, 

1329 

Melbourne, University of 2054 

Melloni, Macedonio 2139 

Melville, Herman 1975, 1991 

Memoirs 1914, 3439, 3553, 3604 

Memory 516, 1230, 1244, 1270, 1374, 

1375, 1871, 2708, 3272, 3273 

Men 2728, 3206 

Mendel’s law 3065 

Mendel, Johann Gregor 2344 

Mendeleev, Dmitri Ivanovich 2171 

Mendelism 2344, 3019, 3045, 3060, 

3065 

Mengoli, Pietro 1536 

Menopause 3195, 3664 

Menstruation 588, 1403 

Mental disorders and diseases 596, 

598, 932, 1385, 1407, 1408, 1637, 

1647, 1648, 1653, 1666, 1667, 

1695, 1919, 1920, 2402, 2405, 

2422, 2534, 2537, 2541, 2543, 

2545, 2547, 2548, 2550, 3255, 

3261, 3271, 3685, 3690, 3691 

Mentelle, Edmé 1821 

Mercati, Michele 1351 

Mercator, Gerardus 413 

Merchantile mathematics see Applied 

mathematics; merchantile 


mathematics 

Mercuriali, Girolamo 1401 

Mercury (element) 279 

Mercury poisoning 3565 

Merian, Maria Sibylla 1837 

Merian, Matthäus 1618 

Mersenne, Marin 1591, 1597 

Merton, Robert K. 88, 107, 164, 176, 

185, 2663 

Mesmerism 2409 

Mesopotamia 946–951, 953, 954, 

956–958, 960, 961, 1018, 1024, 

1059 

Metabolic and deficiency diseases 

3320 

Metal casting 840 

Metallurgy 377, 841, 895, 1103, 1489, 

2828 

Metals see Coins; metals; seals 

Metals and metallic compounds 1166, 

1224, 1611 

Metaphors; analogies 131, 210, 581, 

645, 922, 1436, 1702, 1989, 2353, 

3025, 3601, 3614 

Metaphysics 119, 142, 161, 384, 386, 

672, 674, 675, 981, 990, 997, 998, 

1006, 1122, 1124, 1505, 1509, 

1521, 1739, 1758, 1847, 2010, 2154 

Meteorites see Comets; meteors; 

meteorites 

Meteorology 399, 1042, 1615, 1716, 

1812, 2123, 2206, 2213, 2222, 

2933, 2934, 3011, 3426, 3546 

Meteors see Comets; meteors; 

meteorites 

Methodius of Olympus 1038 

Methodology 368, 504, 531, 3262 

Methodology of science; scientific 

method 9, 13, 14, 120, 121, 123, 

125, 126, 128, 132, 153, 163, 332, 

489, 524, 1006, 1319, 1436, 1450, 

1535, 1680, 1943, 2073, 2134, 

2153, 2352, 2353, 2363, 3098, 

3117, 3516 

Metric system 2043 

Metrology 282, 772, 1948, 2039, 2763 

Mettrie, Julien Offray de la 210 

Metzger, Hélène 155 

Mexico 264, 659, 1669, 1863, 2229, 

2574, 2662, 2992, 3268, 3275, 

3285, 3289, 3294, 3395, 3402, 

3526, 3729 

Meyer, Hans 2227 

Meyer, Julius Lothar 2171 

Michael, Ludwig 1575 

Michaux, André 432 

Michelson, Albert Abraham 2705 

Michigan 3372 

Microbiology 477, 488, 489, 1634, 

1635, 2323, 2368, 2370, 2480, 

3064–3066, 3069, 3070, 3072, 

3278, 3332, 3619 

Microelectronics industry 3766 

Micrometers 2031 

Microscopes 283, 1638, 1724, 2038, 


Microscopes, electron 3064 

Microscopy 1634, 1724, 2044, 2367, 

2368, 2370, 2765, 3064, 3464 

Middle and Near East 944, 947–959, 

961, 963, 1228, 2554 

Migraine 3199 

Miles, Walter Richard 3083 

Milhaud, Gaston 2071 

Military technology 1225, 1711, 1932, 

2016, 2048, 2641, 3379, 3409, 3742 

Milky Way see The galaxy; Milky 

Way 

Miller, Hugh 2041, 2201, 2266, 2300, 

2301, 2307, 2432 

Milton, John 1450 

Mind and body 142, 502, 1502, 1503, 

1610, 1636, 1648, 1666, 1679, 

1868, 1874, 1920, 2410, 3071, 

3448, 3629 

Mineralogy 398, 404, 631, 713, 1042, 

1166, 1351, 1797, 1799, 1803, 

1809, 1810, 2958 

Mines and mining 396, 631, 841, 

1413, 1808, 1810, 1931, 3002 

Minnett, Harry Clive 3375 

Mises, Richard von 2652, 2799 

Missiles 3416, 3419 

Missionaries and missions 1410, 

1651, 2015, 2507 

Mississippi (United States) 2034 

Mississippi River 440, 3576 

Mitchell, Peter D. 3625 

Mithraism 1031 

Mithridates, Flavius 1142 

Mittag-Leffler, Gösta 2108 

Modak, Balaji Prabhakar 1949 

Models and modeling in science 123, 

153, 207, 316, 334, 459, 482, 556, 

1321, 1535, 1568, 1862, 1891, 

2111, 2186, 2398, 2457, 2760, 

2796, 2919, 3230, 3546, 3571, 

3572, 3593, 3635, 3648, 3649, 3763 

Modernism 53, 530, 663, 848, 2537, 

2703, 2704, 2967 

Modernization 656, 666, 739, 891, 

1683, 1727, 1950, 3224, 3377 

Mohn, Henrik 2217 

Molecular biology 484, 2366, 3020, 

3068, 3071, 3072, 3601, 3604, 

3610, 3613, 3619, 3623–3626 

Molecular structure 2186 

Molecules 388, 2914 

Mongolia 746 

Monogenism; polygenism 245 

Monsters see Teratology; monsters 

Montagu, Charles 1484 

Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de 1390 

Montaldó y Peró, Federico 2575 

Montenegro 1411 

Montgolfier, Brothers 1941 

Montpellier. Université 1886 

Montreal 2600, 2605, 3519 

Monuments 868 

Moon 349, 777, 870, 955, 2063, 3803 

Moore, G.E. 2345 

Moravia 2599 

More, Henry 1515 

Mormons and Mormonism 406

Morocco 3256 

Morphology 3033 

Morse, Samuel Finley Breese 410 

Mortality 2499, 3158, 3281 

Mothers and children 2414 

Motion 302, 1151, 1155–1158, 1342, 

1343, 1345, 1346, 1585, 1586, 

1590, 1592, 1594, 1598, 1600, 

1603, 1777 

Motion pictures; cinema; movies 241, 

242, 597, 2097, 2702, 2708, 2712, 

2715, 2729, 2936, 2967, 3003, 

3272, 3310, 3451, 3462, 3464, 

3471, 3474, 3761, 3764, 3770 

Movement 1340, 2337, 2342 

Movies see Motion pictures; cinema; 

movies 

Mueller, Ferdinand, Baron von 2329, 

2332 

Muir, John 432, 2282 

Multiple sclerosis 3233 

Mumford, Lewis 10 

Municipal engineering 2600 

Muñoz, Jerónimo 1322 

Muscles 2379 

Museo del Collegio Romano 1481 

Museum and exhibit catalogs 44, 283, 

290, 343, 467, 556, 653, 1191 

Museum Boerhaave (Leiden) 283, 556 

Museums 61, 271–273, 275, 278, 280, 

282, 360, 421, 466, 969, 1287, 

1362, 1364, 1481, 1628, 1712, 

1713, 1809, 1841, 1862, 1877, 

1904, 2017, 2018, 2020–2022, 

2024, 2033, 2034, 2144, 2255, 

2260, 2264, 2297, 2343, 2372, 

2749, 2757, 2970, 2971, 3013, 

3145, 3489, 3492, 3494, 3529 

Museums and exhibits (historical 

sources) 287, 362, 1712, 2237, 

2661, 2796, 2900, 3142, 3234 

Music 695, 864, 912, 1245, 1301, 

1302, 1758, 1894, 2114, 2802, 3508 

Music theory 1301, 2114 

Musical instruments 864, 3508 

Muybridges, Eadweard (1830-1904) 

2337 

Mysticism 859, 906, 1002, 1259 

Mythology 565, 587, 928, 974, 2063, 

2240, 2421 

N 

Nachmansohn, David 501 

Nagoya, Gen’i 812 

Nanotechnology 169, 633, 635, 3497, 

3738–3740, 3743, 3747, 3748, 

3752, 3755 

Naples (Italy) 419 

Naples. Università 3066 

Napoleon I, Emperor of France 2231 

Narcotics and drugs 612, 615, 2588, 

3250, 3658, 3703, 3722 

National Geographic Society 2239 

National Herbarium of Victoria 

(Australia) 3031 

National histories 33, 36, 317, 421, 

848, 1684, 1959, 2277, 2599, 

2655–2658, 2669, 2898, 2903, 

3187, 3377, 3422, 3501, 3534 

National identity 35, 408, 1682, 2749, 

2771, 3617 

National Maritime Museum 

(Greenwich, England) 343 


National Socialism 174, 2667, 2687, 

2688, 2690, 2694, 2738, 2739, 

2743, 2751, 2774, 2901, 2928, 

3044, 3062, 3114, 3162, 3164, 

3181, 3185, 3188, 3218, 3224, 

3241, 3247, 3248, 3253, 3318, 

3326, 3416 

Nationalism 35, 247, 603, 2658, 2684, 

3177, 3324, 3791 

Native American civilization and 

culture 531, 925, 928, 930, 931, 

933, 934, 3628 

Native American Graves Protection 

and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) 

3628 

Natural history 205, 254, 419, 421, 

423, 463, 659, 806, 1003, 1045, 

1051, 1055, 1102, 1172, 1174, 

1235, 1247, 1358, 1361–1364, 

1367, 1370, 1447, 1486, 1616, 

1627, 1628, 1633, 1675, 1686, 

1713, 1809, 1815, 1834–1837, 

1839–1848, 1863–1865, 1884, 

1904, 1963, 1970, 2005, 2017, 

2058, 2059, 2201, 2221, 2232, 

2233, 2237, 2251, 2252, 2254– 

2270, 2272, 2274, 2276, 2277, 

2285, 2305, 2335, 2339, 2343, 

2941, 2968–2971, 3156, 3585 

Natural laws 15, 138, 157, 159, 171, 

909, 1128, 1506, 1525, 3149 

Natural magic 1269, 1270 

Natural philosophy 725, 1115, 1132, 

1175, 1235, 1247, 1253, 1259, 

1269, 1280, 1283, 1284, 1294, 

1429, 1430, 1441, 1454, 1463, 

1479, 1482, 1504, 1514, 1581, 

1605, 1612, 1682, 1687, 1706, 

1735–1737, 1776, 1789, 1959, 

2065, 2068 

Natural resource management 2985, 

2990, 3392, 3559, 3570 

Natural resources 1933, 2974, 3003 

Natural selection 478, 1198, 2346, 

2353, 3149, 3597 

Natural theology 1261, 1915, 2005, 

2335, 2349 

Naturalism (philosophy) 120, 336, 

1501, 1705, 2114, 2775 

Naturalists 432, 1855, 1860, 1861, 

1988, 2257, 2275, 2331, 2941 

Nature 169, 254, 265, 401, 424, 433, 

887, 966, 1099, 1172, 1506, 1693, 

1813, 1915, 2265, 2267, 2271, 

2432, 3564, 3579 

Nature and its relationship to culture 

231, 428, 449, 1627, 1844, 2261, 

2271, 2274, 3576, 3579 

Naturhistoriska riksmuseet 2017 

Naudin, Charles Victor 2356 

Nautical charts 407 

Nautonier, Guillaume de, sieur de 

Castelfranc 1614 

Navier, Claude Louis Marie Henri 

2143 

Navier-Stokes equations 2143 

Navigation 407, 1297, 1346, 1623 

Nebraska, University of 2156 

Nebulae see Galaxies; nebulae 

Needham, Joseph 86, 95 

Neoplatonism 1000 

Neptune 2121 

Nernst, Walther Hermann 2833, 2884 

Nervander, Johan Jakob 2218 

Nervous system 1638, 1869, 2380, 

3078 

Netherlands 731, 1212, 1421, 1449, 

1570, 1712, 1716, 1725, 1730, 

1769, 1812, 1953, 1957, 2207, 

2556, 3167, 3168, 3358, 3377, 3782 

Netherlands, colonies 2326 

Neuroanatomy 1373, 3014 

Neurology 1973, 2378, 2380, 2732, 

3079, 3126, 3203, 3257 

Neurosciences 142, 499, 501–503, 

1637, 2376, 2379, 2476, 3071, 

3077, 3078, 3080–3082, 3455, 

3478, 3629, 3630, 3673 

Neurosurgery; psychosurgery 924, 

1660, 2377, 3191, 3264, 3673 

Neutrinos 2892 

New Age movement 2063 

New Brunswick (Canada) 3237 

New England 1477, 3571 

New Guinea 940, 2232, 2976, 3012 

New Mexico 2226 

New Orleans (Louisiana) 2524 

New York (state) 1728, 1895, 1933 

New York City 2490, 3292, 3330, 

3343, 3712 

New Zealand 431, 2994, 3605 

Newton, Isaac 49, 91, 1317, 1420, 

1426, 1427, 1438, 1463, 1466, 

1469, 1535, 1546, 1549, 1583, 

1589, 1590, 1592, 1598–1600, 

1602, 1604, 1612, 1638, 1680, 

1735, 1759, 1882, 1956, 2120 

Newtonianism 16, 154, 1513, 1589, 

1699, 1709, 1744, 1760 

Nicholas d’Autrecourt 1118 

Nicomachus of Gerasa 689 

Nightingale, Florence 2530, 2571 

Nishida, Kitaro 458 

Nishina, Yoshio 2867, 2893 

Nobel Prizes 2646, 2772, 2828, 2861, 

2864, 2913, 3043, 3163, 3207 

Noble, Edward Clark 3196 

Noether, Emmy 2792 

Noise and noise abatement 3090 

Nollet, Jean Antoine 1776, 1887 

Non-governmental organizations 3788 

North Africa 972 

North America 408, 440, 510, 637, 

931, 932, 1815, 1877, 2237, 3108, 

3633 

North Carolina 3578 

Northrop, John Howard 2913 

Norway 2912, 2946, 2961, 3032, 3253 

Nothingness see Vacuum; emptiness; 

nothingness 

Nova Scotia 3237 

Novalis 1795 

Nuclear and radioactive waste 3370, 

3568, 3575, 3578 

Nuclear magnetic resonance 3080, 

3536, 3631 

Nuclear power see Atomic energy; 

nuclear power 

Nuclear power stations 2871, 3525, 

3749 

Nuclear testing 2677, 3445, 3481, 

3489, 3539 

Nuclear weapons; atomic weapons 

261, 270, 2016, 2669, 2740–2742, 

2838, 2856, 2859, 3440, 3446, 

3459, 3460, 3480, 3482, 3485, 

3489, 3539, 3549, 3741 

Number concept see Number theory; 

number concept 

Number systems 329, 686, 1753 

Number theory; number concept 

1295, 2788


Numerals 329, 857 

Numeration 758 

Nunes, Pedro 1346 

Nurse midwives 568, 1889, 1898, 

2461, 3282 

Nurses and nursing 557, 592, 2530, 

3216, 3672 

Nutrition 605, 729, 933, 2577 

Nutrition; dietetics 604, 1912, 2577, 

3277, 3320 

O 

O’Brien, Antonio 1931 

O’Neill, Ana María 3101 

Obata, Jûichi 2887 

Obituaries 80, 82, 85, 87, 89, 90, 92, 

96, 98, 100–102, 105, 106, 109, 

112, 113, 115–117, 2334, 2805 

Objectivity 15, 147, 152, 219, 404 

Observation 151, 822 

Obstetrics and pregnancy 1073, 1890, 

1893, 1898, 2461, 2496, 3282, 

3668, 3710 

Occult sciences 310, 745, 782, 811, 

906, 972, 1107, 1108, 1231, 1232, 

1268, 1271, 1272, 1283, 1384, 

1497–1500, 1731, 2064, 2418, 

2432 

Occultations see Eclipses; transits; 

occultations 

Occupational diseases see Industrial 

medicine; occupational diseases 

Oceanography 400, 402, 405, 1165, 

2042, 2217, 2931, 2943, 2945, 

2948, 2955, 2956, 2965, 2972, 

3024, 3426, 3540, 3545, 3548– 

3550, 3568 

Ochoa, Severo 3043 

Ockham, William of 1123, 1198 

Oddi, Muzio 1545 

Odon, Gérard d’ 1151 

Odum, Eugene P. 3004 

Odum, Howard Thomas 3004 

Odum, Howard Washington 3004 

Oersted, Hans Christian 1981 

Ogawa, Masataka 2923 

Ohio 2666 

Oken, Lorenz 2059 

Oklahoma 2995, 3003 

Olfactory perception 2997 

Oliven, Albert 3263 

Olivi, Petrus Johannis 1127 

Olmsted. Frederick Law 2498 

Omori, Fusakichi 2213 

Ontario 2985, 3194, 3359, 3392, 3745 

Ontology 359, 386, 420, 691, 982, 

989, 1275, 1513, 2066 

Oparin, Aleksandr 3021 

Operations research 2745 

Ophthalmology 1663 

Opium and opium trade 834, 2588 

Oppenheimer, J. Robert 2681, 2889, 

3421 

Optics 24, 706, 710, 794, 1009, 1087, 

1249, 1251, 1288, 1341, 1488, 

1587, 1593, 1602, 1663, 2048, 

2136, 2150, 3514 

Oral history 2696, 2801, 3089, 3169, 

3282, 3472, 3489, 3538, 3589, 3710 

Orbigny, Alcide d’ 2268 

Organic chemistry 2163, 2167, 2170, 

2180, 2188, 2927, 3536 

Organicism 1847 

Origin of life see Biogenesis; origin of 

life; spontaneous generation 

Ornithology 466, 1171, 1372, 1633, 

1839, 1863, 2253, 2256, 2258, 

2273, 2340, 2969, 3037 

Orthopedics 2513 

Osborn, Henry Fairfield 2296, 3013 

Osler, William 3217 

Ottoman Empire 660, 666, 667, 670, 

671, 695, 1676, 1727, 2514 

Owen, Richard 2012 

Oxford University 1619, 2142, 3027 

Oxygen 1784 

Ozório de Almeida, Miguel 65, 2713 

P 

Pacific Ocean 934, 1814, 2225, 2952, 

3540 

Pacioli, Luca 1298 

Padua. Università 1726 

Painters and painting 1159, 1249, 

1251, 1288, 1449, 1654, 1696, 

1734, 1829, 1977, 1989 

Paleoanthropology 3016 

Paleontology 491, 928, 1846, 2211, 

2296–2304, 2306, 2307, 2941, 

2994, 3013–3015, 3543 

Palestine 2554, 3274, 3276, 3287, 

3325 

Palingenio Stellato, Marcello 1274 

Paper and paper industry 837, 838 

Papyri see Tablets; papyri 

Paracelsus, Theophrast von 

Hohenheim 1382, 1393, 1398, 1478 

Paraguay 1651 

Parapsychology; psychic phenomena 

2064, 2388, 2418, 3100, 3478 

Parasitic diseases 2443, 3304 

Parasitology 2481 

Paris 1618, 1767, 2038, 2529, 3109, 

3317 

Paris Observatory 2116 

Paris. Université 1105, 1129, 1504 

Parmenides 979, 982 

Particle accelerators 2853–2855, 

2857, 2867, 3513, 3515, 3516, 

3519, 3526–3528 

Particles (nuclear physics) 359, 2831, 

2872 

Pascal, Blaise 1425, 1530, 1533, 

1586, 1588 

Paschen, Friedrich 2147 

Passions see Emotions; passions 

Pasteur Institute of São Paulo 3234 

Pasteur, Louis 1951, 1971, 2073 

Pasteurization 3299 

Patents 1443, 1971, 3376 

Pathology 441, 562, 577, 1644, 1892, 

3066 

Patients 2459, 3665 

Patronage 1241, 1441, 1475, 2024 

Paul of Alexandria 1032 

Paula Souza, Geraldo Horácio de 

3297 

Pauli, Wolfgang Ernst 2848, 2852, 

2870, 2877 

Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich 2408, 3112 

Pearls 899 

Pearson, Karl 55 

Peckolt, Theodoro 2185 

Pediatrics 2463, 3226, 3244 

Pediatrics and psychology see 

Developmental psychology; 

pediatrics and psychology 

Peer review 3504 

Peirce, Benjamin 2100 

Peirce, Charles Sanders 137, 152, 

2776 

Peking Union Medical College 808 

Pell, John 2099 

Pendulums 354, 1583 

Penicillin 3187 

Pennsylvania 534 

Pennsylvania, University of 3197 

People’s Republic of China 2845, 

3765 

Perception see Senses and sensation; 

perception 

Pereira, Benito 1276 

Perfumes see Cosmetics; perfumes 

Periodic system of the elements 384, 

2171, 2921 

Periodicals; serials 37, 48, 73, 305, 

606, 667, 1999, 2000, 2456, 2711, 

2773, 2881, 3110, 3157, 3213, 

3663, 3719, 3781 

Perkin, William Henry 2189 

Perrault, Claude 1636 

Persia (Iran) 693, 707, 727 

Personal hygiene 603, 1923, 2572, 

2579, 3294 

Personal narratives 3066, 3121 

Personality of the scientist 307, 1986, 

2644, 2649 

Personality; character 3634 

Perspective 1288 

Peru 1925, 2284, 2564, 2930, 3177, 

3178, 3404 

Pesticides; insecticides 2626, 2984, 

3394 

Petrarch, Francesco 1205 

Petroleum industry 2947, 2974, 3003 

Petrus, de Arvernia 1145 

Petty, William 1451 

Pharmaceutical industry 613, 2586, 

3188, 3335, 3336, 3345, 3608, 

3722, 3725–3730, 3737 

Pharmacognosy 618 

Pharmacology 543, 722, 3732 

Pharmacopoeias see Formularies; 

pharmacopoeias 

Pharmacy 595, 609, 611, 614, 616– 

619, 721, 834, 1411, 1665, 1792, 

1926, 2325, 2458, 2580–2587, 

2589, 2590, 3273, 3313, 3332, 

3335, 3337, 3338, 3340–3344, 

3346, 3347, 3722, 3723, 3725, 

3727, 3728, 3731, 3733–3737 

Phenomenology 2096, 3096 

Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 1900, 

2504, 2615 

Philanthropy see Privately sponsored 

science; philanthropy 

Philip II, King of Spain 1380 

Philip, John Robert 2949 

Philippines 3279 

Philistion of Locri 1072 

Philo Judaeus 1026 

Philology see Linguistics; philology 

Philosophers of science, modern 99, 

104, 111, 115, 141, 155, 158, 172

Philosophy 10, 21, 126, 133, 134, 

233, 313, 333, 420, 433, 452, 458, 

490, 492, 519, 525, 661, 672–682, 

684, 689, 809, 856, 909–911, 964, 

968, 977–981, 983–987, 989–1002, 

1004–1006, 1014, 1046, 1065, 

1092, 1100, 1112–1114, 1116– 

1118, 1121–1124, 1127, 1128, 

1130–1132, 1136, 1150, 1230, 

1274, 1277–1279, 1282, 1284, 

1285, 1367, 1417, 1419, 1425, 

1431, 1436, 1440, 1462, 1473, 

1503, 1505, 1507–1522, 1524, 

1526–1528, 1588, 1643, 1710, 

1732, 1733, 1738–1740, 1743– 

1746, 1758, 1847, 1850, 1870, 

1871, 1873, 1960, 1974, 2010, 

2065–2070, 2073–2075, 2382, 

2384, 2401, 2410, 2654, 2735, 

2775, 2777, 2848, 3537, 3596, 

3687, 3691 

Philosophy and religion 257, 683, 

909, 999, 1268, 1473, 1710 

Philosophy of mathematics 158, 159, 

311, 316, 318, 323, 334, 336, 339, 

1014, 1291, 1532, 1751, 1757, 2096 

Philosophy of medicine 550, 575, 

587, 1065, 1390, 1404, 2462 

Philosophy of mind 126, 139, 490, 

503, 515, 516, 1502, 1507, 1518, 

1519, 1523, 1527, 2064, 2075, 

2398, 3071, 3639 

Philosophy of science 15, 21, 28, 30, 

111, 118–122, 124–138, 140–149, 

151–159, 161, 162, 164, 166–168, 

170–173, 177, 183, 191, 194, 195, 

203, 207, 208, 217–219, 230, 257, 

300, 312, 330, 332, 355, 356, 358, 

359, 363–365, 367, 371–374, 384, 

386, 387, 395, 404, 451, 456, 459– 

461, 472, 474, 478, 481–484, 502, 

516, 518, 519, 529, 570, 667, 706, 

1117, 1140, 1152, 1283, 1417, 

1425, 1463, 1568, 1595, 1631, 

1643, 1679, 1680, 1747, 1781, 

1868, 1906, 1974, 2067, 2071, 

2136, 2138, 2313, 2320, 2363, 

2652, 2767, 2774, 2775, 2799, 

2832, 2870, 2919, 2980, 3485, 

3573, 3587, 3613, 3672, 3739, 3784 

Philosophy of science, as a discipline 

70, 104 

Philosophy of technology 169, 177, 

183, 227, 629, 635, 645, 3738, 

3739, 3748, 3755, 3762, 3764 

Photographs 277, 2337, 2442, 2675, 

2724, 3142, 3212 

Photography 835, 1962, 1963, 1968, 

1977, 1993, 2028, 2122, 2145, 

2227, 2244, 2248, 2370, 2442, 

2479, 2480, 2602, 2679, 2697, 

2846, 2979, 3064, 3323, 3350, 3662 

Photometry 2137 

Physical anthropology 245, 492, 493, 

496, 2371–2375, 3073, 3074, 3076, 

3586, 3628 

Physical chemistry 111, 2834, 2861, 

2896, 3028 

Physical geography see Physiography; 

physical geography 

Physicians; doctors 553, 557, 719, 

1068, 1400, 1449, 2367, 2438, 

2451, 2483, 2491, 2503, 2504, 

2520, 2526, 2585, 2750, 3049, 

3079, 3081, 3189, 3214, 3217, 

3226, 3653 

Physics 34, 118, 159, 237, 243, 302, 

354–358, 360, 361, 363, 364, 366– 


370, 571, 705, 707, 709, 793–796, 

1010, 1152–1158, 1230, 1275, 

1340, 1343–1347, 1425, 1427, 

1431, 1460, 1583, 1585, 1586, 

1588–1590, 1592, 1594–1598, 

1600, 1602–1604, 1673, 1770, 

1772, 1773, 1776–1780, 1948, 

2029, 2036, 2045, 2052, 2128, 

2129, 2132–2135, 2137, 2138, 

2140, 2142, 2145, 2147–2151, 

2154–2158, 2160, 2161, 2320, 

2640, 2641, 2645, 2676, 2733, 

2762, 2810, 2817, 2823–2826, 

2828–2830, 2833–2835, 2837– 

2839, 2841–2843, 2846, 2848, 

2850–2861, 2863, 2864, 2866– 

2869, 2872–2875, 2877–2880, 

2883–2890, 2892, 2893, 2896, 

3026, 3071, 3115, 3362, 3422, 

3484, 3513–3519, 3521–3528, 

3530, 3531 

Physiognomy 353, 495, 513, 1246 

Physiography; physical geography 

1433 

Physiological chemistry 2308 

Physiological psychology 1869, 2408, 

3124, 3272 

Physiology 808, 820, 831, 1049, 1193, 

1196, 1631, 1644, 1652, 1988, 

2308, 2320, 2338, 2341, 2367, 

2376, 2379, 2380, 2485, 3163 

Piaget, Jean 2161, 3262 

Piccolomini, Alessandro 1316 

Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 310 

Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 

Francesco 1336 

Pieri, Mario 2101 

Pietism 1259, 1708 

Pinel, Philippe 3256 

Pingree, David 98 

Pittier, Henri François 2250 

Plague 563, 580, 589, 608, 1202, 

1204, 1211, 1378, 1918, 3173, 3186 

Planck, Max 2733, 2878, 2884 

Plane geometry 688 

Planetariums 2027, 2813, 2819 

Planets see Solar system; planets 

Plant chemistry 1788, 2185, 2196 

Plant cultivation see Economic 

botany; plant cultivation; 

horticulture 

Plant ecology 2980, 2982 

Plant genetics 2365, 3032, 3045, 

3060, 3401 

Plant geography; flora 2236 

Plant physiology 464, 2328 

Plastics; rubber; polymers 632, 2917, 

3367 

Plate tectonics and continental drift 

2928, 2951, 2953 

Plate, Ludwig Hermann 3055 

Plato 748, 981, 987, 991, 996, 1026, 

1071 

Platonism 984, 1419, 1453, 2072 

Pliny, the Elder 1056 

Plotinus 1034 

Plücker, Julius 2140 

Pluralism (in society) 961 

Plutarch 986 

Poetry and poetics 34, 562, 1097, 

1169, 1242, 1250, 1271, 1308, 

1337, 1447, 1452, 2817, 3456 

Poincaré, Jules Henri 2085, 2095, 

2108, 2789, 2797, 2879 

Poland 2055, 3009, 3018 

Polanyi, Michael 111 

Polar regions 2228, 2249, 2929, 2951, 

2961, 2962, 2964–2966, 2970, 


Police; criminal justice departments 

2679 

Poliomyelitis 3211, 3240, 3735 

Political activists 2792, 2987, 3260, 

3427, 3446, 3563, 3578, 3580, 

3584, 3707 

Political economy 2335 

Political science 2420, 2423 

Polkinghorne, John 258 

Pollution 2564, 3279 

Pollution, radioactive 3578 

Polybios 1058 

Polygenism see Monogenism; 

polygenism 

Polymers see Plastics; rubber; 

polymers 

Pomet, Pierre 1628, 1926 

Pomponazzi, Pietro 1371, 1463 

Pontificia Accademia della Scienze 45 

Popkin, Richard Henry 115 

Popper, Karl Raimund 99, 172 

Popular culture 16, 241, 242, 597, 

1253, 1335, 1664, 1926, 1941, 

1954, 1987, 2004, 2005, 2267, 

2518, 2610, 2709–2712, 2715, 

2734, 2742, 3016, 3076, 3192, 

3347, 3418, 3462, 3474, 3614, 

3674, 3764, 3770, 3800 

Popularization 3, 126, 243, 278, 345, 

797, 1098, 1110, 1253, 1335, 1649, 

1683, 1699, 1944, 1949, 1987, 

1995, 2005, 2014, 2572, 2653, 

2660, 2709, 2711, 2713, 2838, 

2936, 3016, 3076, 3080, 3157, 

3462, 3463, 3466, 3467, 3529, 


Population 3581 

Population genetics 482 

Population research see Demography; 

population research 

Pornography 2729, 3768 

Porterfield, William 1638 

Porto d’Ave, A. 3223 

Portraits 1438, 1654, 3454 

Portugal 889, 1396, 1498, 1664, 1815, 

2216, 2297, 2505, 2643, 3159 

Portugal, colonies 1447, 1683, 1799, 

1803, 1808, 2436 

Positivism 2777 

Positron Emission Tomography 499 

Postcolonialism 657, 663, 3404 

Postmodernism 230, 853, 3449, 3573 

Pottery see Ceramics; pottery 

Poverty 2478, 2543, 3661 

Powell, David C. 3041 

Power technology 1934, 1936, 3749 

Praetorius, Johannes 1433 

Pragmatism; instrumentalism 124, 

3100 

Prague (Czechoslovakia) 2376 

Pratt, Orson 406 

Pre-Socratic philosophers 995, 1005 

Precipitation; floods 3576 

Prediction see Forecasting; prediction 

Preformation 1848 

Prevention and control of disease 

1899, 2487, 3220, 3290, 3304, 

3695, 3702 

Preventive medicine 2579, 3706 

Priestley, Joseph 1678, 1706, 1746, 

1775, 1784, 1789, 1794


Prigogine, Ilya 137 

Primary and secondary education 760, 

2049, 2056, 2769 

Primary and secondary qualities 1285 

Primary literature (historical sources) 

40, 44, 46, 48, 49, 284, 326, 609, 

716, 725, 749, 759, 771, 877, 882, 

919, 948, 951, 958, 960, 1033, 

1038, 1060, 1067, 1083, 1108, 

1151, 1154, 1159, 1171, 1207, 

1212, 1218, 1229, 1299, 1307, 

1323, 1396, 1409, 1417, 1434, 

1461, 1470, 1471, 1475, 1539, 

1542, 1543, 1546, 1551, 1556, 

1560, 1561, 1566, 1719, 1772, 

1808, 1849, 1960, 2084, 2116, 

2117, 2234, 2315, 2325, 2355, 

2423, 2474, 2525, 2557, 2591, 

2654, 2693, 2743, 2774, 2836, 

2837, 2844, 2881, 3068, 3169, 3247 

Primates 491, 1696, 2407, 3073, 

3075, 3117 

Prince Edward Island (Canada) 3237 

Princeton University 2404 

Printing 1316, 1443, 3364 

Printing industry 1574, 2608 

Printing press 1252 

Privately sponsored science; 

philanthropy 276, 2078, 3029, 3198 

Probabilism (philosophy) 1616 

Probability and statistics 318, 1300, 

1425, 1533, 1748, 2078, 2086, 

2087, 2093, 2104, 2112, 2361, 

2420, 2426, 2783, 2793, 2799, 3506 

Process philosophy 386 

professional aspects 528 

Professions and professionalization 

17, 252, 295, 307, 1379, 1483, 

1729, 1756, 1836, 1965, 2053, 

2120, 2491, 2541, 2651, 2771, 

2884, 2922, 2924, 2933, 2934, 

2940, 3315, 3437, 3504, 3508, 3679 

Programming languages 642 

Progress, ideas of 479 

Projective geometry 2101 

Proof 331, 332, 1547, 1768 

Propaganda 2665, 2983, 3261 

Prosser, Inez Beverly 3084 

Prostitution 2723, 3316 

Protein synthesis 3077, 3626 

Proteins 2330 

Protestantism 2731, 3174 

Proust, Marcel 2393 

Prussia (Germany) 1921 

Psychiatric hospitals 601, 2532–2534, 

2545, 2547, 2550, 3258, 3263, 

3264, 3267, 3268 

Psychiatry 596–599, 932, 1648, 1990, 

2010, 2383, 2387, 2391, 2402, 

2406, 2422, 2532–2537, 2540, 

2541, 2543, 2545, 2547, 2548, 

2550, 2590, 2732, 3079, 3126, 

3245–3249, 3251–3253, 3255, 

3256, 3258, 3260, 3261, 3265, 

3267–3272, 3274, 3344, 3685– 

3691, 3734 

Psychic phenomena see 

Parapsychology; psychic 

phenomena 

Psychic trauma 2549, 3689 

Psychoanalysis 512, 597, 599, 2387, 

2402, 2421, 2425, 2539, 2702, 

2708, 3095, 3096, 3106, 3121, 

3254, 3265, 3269 

Psychobiology 3112 

Psychological tests 3634 

Psychology 81, 117, 245, 505–511, 

513–517, 523, 932, 1199, 1200, 

1374, 1375, 1640, 1679, 1868, 

1871, 1872, 1874, 1960, 2045, 

2051, 2064, 2075, 2381, 2382, 

2384–2386, 2389–2393, 2395– 

2397, 2399–2401, 2404, 2405, 

2409–2418, 2546, 2692, 3083– 

3086, 3089, 3091, 3093–3102, 

3104–3111, 3113–3116, 3119, 

3122, 3123, 3125, 3126, 3129, 

3250, 3254, 3272, 3273, 3448, 

3455, 3477, 3633, 3634, 3636– 

3638, 3641, 3646 

Psychology and war 3646 

Psychopharmacology 3246, 3331 

Psychosurgery see Neurosurgery; 

psychosurgery 

Psychotherapy 597, 2542, 3125 

Psychotropic drugs 745, 2590, 3270, 

3272, 3273, 3686, 3687, 3730, 

3731, 3733, 3734 

Ptolemy 413, 697, 710, 867, 872, 914, 

965, 1015, 1021–1023, 1025, 1028, 

1037, 1043, 1329, 1580 

Public health 73, 425, 541, 554, 602, 

603, 606, 608, 845, 893, 933, 1222, 

1922–1925, 2437, 2443, 2454, 

2475, 2478, 2543, 2552–2564, 

2567–2572, 2574–2579, 2666, 

2984, 3025, 3165, 3181, 3203, 

3212, 3234, 3250, 3275, 3276, 

3278–3282, 3284–3290, 3292– 

3295, 3297–3299, 3301–3305, 

3307, 3309, 3310, 3312, 3313, 

3315, 3318–3320, 3322, 3324– 

3326, 3328–3330, 3565, 3623, 

3692, 3693, 3695–3702, 3705, 

3707, 3709, 3711–3721 

Public opinion 3133, 3391, 3421, 

3433, 3618 

Public policy 45, 818, 1924, 2562, 

2665, 2678, 2693, 3025, 3309, 

3316, 3319, 3387, 3443, 3560, 

3565, 3567, 3575, 3609, 3658, 

3698, 3699, 3705, 3722, 3747, 3776 

Public understanding of medicine 

3310, 3747 

Public understanding of science 243, 

345, 1615, 1650, 2641, 2942, 3391, 

3433, 3465–3467, 3618, 3620, 

3781, 3782 

Publishers and publishing 309, 643, 

1995, 2000, 2059, 2267, 3157, 

3450, 3709 

Puerperal fever 1889, 2462 

Puerto Rico 2723, 3101 

Pumps, water 1929 

Putnam, Hilary 142 

Pyramids 962 

Q 

Qi (Chinese philosophy) 816 

Quackery 719, 3656 

Quakers and Quakerism 256, 2736 

Quantification 1716, 1812, 2197 

Quantity (philosophy) 1280 

Quantum chemistry 365, 2907, 2920 

Quantum mechanics 263, 363, 364, 

2823, 2827, 2840, 2841, 2849, 

2852, 2865, 2870, 2876, 2877, 

2880, 3514, 3517, 3518, 3521, 3531 

Québec (Canada) 2429, 2596, 2606, 

2613, 3519 

R 

Rabbits 1734 

Rabies 3700 

Race 246, 3318, 3328, 3703 

Racism 245, 2717, 2719 

Radar 2747, 3375 

Radiation see Electromagnetic waves; 

radiation 

Radio 2747, 3347, 3389, 3390 

Radioactivity 2131, 2755, 2831, 2906, 

3549 

Radiography 3077 

Radiotherapy see Electrotherapy; 

Radiotherapy 

Radium 3193 

Rafinesque, Constantine Samuel 2275 

Rahn, Johann Heinrich 1860 

Railroads 634, 636, 2169, 2598, 2614, 

2622 

Raman, Chandrasekhara Venkata 

2735, 2883 

Ramón y Cajal, Santiago 3043 

Ramus, Petrus 1511 

RAND Corporation 3485 

Rāshid, Rushdī 21, 93, 97, 108 

Rationalism 167, 907, 959, 1640, 

3106, 3152 

Rāzī, Fakhr al-Dīn, Muh.ammad ibn 

‘Umar 1088 

Reading 1601 

Realism 124, 131, 142, 167, 387, 856, 

1065, 1112, 2363 

Reason 19, 1095 

Reasoning in science 136, 2161 

Reductionism 15, 134, 137, 985, 

2313, 3019, 3026 

Reed, Walter 2452 

Reference books 347, 854, 882, 1049 

Reformation 1257 

Refugees 3179, 3470 

Regeneration 1851 

Regiomontanus 1133 

Rehabilitation 3288, 3309 

Reid, Thomas 1735, 1750, 1870–1872 

Reingold, Nathan 100 

Relativity 34, 1343, 2159, 2826, 2835, 

2847, 2879 

Relativity, general 2158, 2798, 2829, 

2844 

Relativity, special 2824, 2866, 2885 

Religion 510, 972, 976, 1029, 1031, 

1640, 1710, 2397 

Religious beliefs 510, 1258, 1514, 

1742 

Religious institutions 3477 

Rembrandt, Hermanszoon von Rijn 

1654 

Reproduction 1175, 1650, 2508, 2727 

Reproductive medicine 3694 

Reproductive technologies 3232, 3670 

Research 14, 220, 308, 2182, 2665, 

2739, 2902, 2912, 3235, 3345, 

3346, 3389, 3437, 3526, 3561, 

3657, 3753 

Research and development (R&D) 

2682, 2770, 3415, 3436 

Research institutes; research stations 

45, 286, 2665, 2670, 2751, 2752, 

2754, 2924, 2931, 2940, 2954, 

3023, 3031, 3042, 3066, 3187, 

3398, 3401, 3407, 3490, 3493, 3779 

Research methods 2825, 3637 

Research schools 295, 2752

Research stations see Research 

institutes; research stations 

Research support 219, 2665, 2682 

Revolutions in science 2, 4, 32, 36, 

122, 1238, 1422, 1562, 1625, 1786, 

3246 

Rheticus, Georg Joachim 1337 

Rhetoric in scientific discourse 575, 

581, 1436, 1437, 1440, 1458, 1485, 

1508, 1534, 1548, 1550, 1576, 

1577, 1747, 1968, 2143, 2442, 

2726, 3020, 3240, 3497, 3599, 3646 

Rhone River 3579 

Ribot, Théodule Armand 2399, 2416 

Riccioli, Giovanni Battista 1557 

Rice and rice industry 3403 

Richard de Fournival 1180, 1184 

Richards, Theodore William 2833 

Richardson, Samuel 1695 

Richter, Curt P. 3124 

Rickover, Hyman George 3354 

Riemann, Georg Friedrich Bernhard 

2090, 2787 

Riggs, Elmer Samuel 3013 

Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 3223, 3322 

Risk assessment 2104, 3786 

Rittenhouse, David 1718 

Ritter, Karl 2215 

Roads and highways 2600, 3368 

Roberts, John D. 3536 

Robotics see Automata; robotics; 

cyborgs 

Rockefeller Foundation 3029, 3198, 

3205, 3302, 3404 

Rockefeller Institute for Medical 

Research 3160 

Rocketry see Rockets; rocketry 

Rockets; rocketry 3412, 3416, 3419, 

3794 

Rodrigues, Olinde 2076 

Rogers, Carl R. 3477 

Roman Catholic Church 267, 346, 

1318, 1460, 1461, 1470, 1471, 

1475, 1565, 1567, 3475, 3641 

Roman Catholicism 2490, 3108 

Romanticism 2271, 2282, 2320 

Rome 21, 264, 959, 965, 969, 971, 

972, 975, 977, 991, 997, 999–1001, 

1003, 1009, 1021–1023, 1025, 

1027, 1028, 1031, 1034, 1036, 

1039, 1044, 1045, 1047, 1049, 

1051, 1054–1056, 1059, 1060, 

1064, 1066, 1068, 1069, 1074, 

1078–1082, 1446, 1481, 1537, 

1767, 2123 

Roosevelt, Franklin D. 3240 

Ross, Hugh Campbell 3036 

Roth, George Kingsley 3144 

Roth, Henry Ling 3144 

Rousseau, Jacques 3030 

Rowland, Henry Augustus 2145 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh 

2321 

Royal College of Physicians of 

London 2750 

Royal Observatory Greenwich 2121 

Royal Society of London 1429, 1445, 

1451, 1483–1485, 1774, 1890, 

2061 

Rubber see Plastics; rubber; polymers 

Rufus, Richard, of Cornwall 1161 

Rush, Benjamin 1900 

Russell, Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd 

Earl 2782 


Russia 141, 1682, 1800, 1830, 1831, 

2094, 2115, 2184, 2278, 2408, 

2410, 2419, 2510, 2540, 2579, 

2641, 2673, 2903, 3418, 3756 

Rutherford, Ernest, Lord Rutherford 

2900 

S 

Sa’adia ben Joseph 903, 912, 917 

Sabin, Albert Bruce 3211 

Sabine, Edward 2203 

Sabine, Elizabeth 1459 

Sabur ibn Sahl 722 

Safety 199, 3708 

Sagan, Dorothea Herzogin von 1575 

Sainte-Claire Deville, Henri Étienne 

2179 

Sakharov, Andrei 2676 

Sakurai, Joji 2172 

Salamanca. Universidad 1394 

Salisbury, Richard F. 3146 

Salt 843, 1933 

Saltpeter 1785 

San Francisco (United States) 3173 

Sanford, Edmund Clark 2394 

Sanger, Margaret 3327 

Sanitation 2287, 2572, 3328 

Sa˙ns-rgya-rgya-mtsho, Sde-srid 784 

Sanskrit 854, 875, 880, 882, 884 

São Paulo (Brazil) 3297, 3322, 3589 

Sapir, Edward 2371 

Sargent, John Singer 1989 

Sarton, George 195 

Satellites, artificial 3776, 3793, 3804 

Saunders, Margaret Marshall 1975 

Saussure, Ferdinand de 3154 

Saussure, Horace Bénédict de 1798 

Savonarola, Giovanni Michele 1400 

Scandinavia 1441, 2217, 3052 

Scarpellini, Caterina 2123 

Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph 

von 2067 

Schizophrenia 3264 

Schlagintweit, Robert 2227 

Schleiden, Matthias Jakob 2316, 2323 

Schmidt, Carl 2183 

Schniep, Ulrich 1306 

Schramm, Matthias 113 

Schreck, Johann Terrenz 1672 

Schrödinger, Erwin 2852, 2920 

Schultz, Adolph Hans 3073 

Schwann, Theodor 2316 

Schwarz, Hermann Amandus 1754 

Schwarzschild, Karl 2158 

Sciama, Dennis W. 2809 

Science 137, 656, 661, 1029, 1682, 

1947, 2042, 2706, 2743 

Science and art 211, 212, 236, 260, 

392, 469, 500, 1245, 1247, 1249– 

1251, 1359, 1373, 1449, 1451, 

1453, 1455, 1696, 1734, 1811, 

1829, 1842, 1952, 1974, 1977, 

1982, 1984, 1989, 1998, 2006, 

2236, 2253, 2273, 2337, 2401, 

2480, 2518, 2697, 2705, 2822, 

2838, 2876, 2962, 2979, 3452, 

3455, 3457, 3460 

Science and civilization 232, 2010, 

3094 

Science and culture 12, 61, 70, 533, 

597, 855, 1440, 1687, 1969, 2020, 

3754 

Science and economics 16, 219, 228, 

230, 232, 1173, 1691, 1720, 1971, 

2684, 3436, 3493 

Science and ethics 147, 216, 217, 220, 

221, 230, 453, 1003, 1445, 1525, 

1698, 1876, 2345, 2667, 2668, 

3048, 3533, 3577, 3622 

Science and gender 250, 252, 254, 

442, 495, 742, 967, 1180, 1459, 

1497, 1650, 1699–1704, 1854, 

2001, 2009, 2402, 2446, 2481, 

2502, 2723–2728, 3089, 3129, 

3454, 3471, 3472, 3474, 3634, 

3652, 3679, 3736, 3796 

Science and government 226, 436, 

1444, 1972, 2326, 2641, 2674, 

2677, 2684, 2686, 2985, 3001, 

3008, 3131, 3151, 3255, 3393, 

3399, 3422, 3426, 3438, 3439, 

3441, 3447, 3481, 3484, 3567, 

3577, 3582, 3611, 3628 

Science and ideology 1945, 2359 

Science and industry 16, 41, 226, 666, 

2180, 2594, 2651, 2674, 2898, 

2903, 2909, 2911, 3028, 3558 

Science and law 192, 223, 228, 230, 

233, 1315, 1443, 1525, 2062, 2347, 

2679, 2685, 2691, 2693, 3057, 

3431, 3432, 3610, 3611, 3627, 

3628, 3651, 3737 

Science and literature 34, 235, 240, 

500, 525, 533, 583, 871, 884, 971, 

1097, 1196, 1197, 1243–1245, 

1247, 1248, 1308, 1337, 1417, 

1430, 1447, 1448, 1450, 1452, 

1454, 1457, 1458, 1479, 1533, 

1563, 1693–1695, 1697, 1698, 

1724, 1755, 1974–1976, 1980, 

1981, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 

1991, 2008, 2119, 2159, 2271, 

2311, 2390, 2393, 2421, 2425, 

2658, 2698–2702, 2704, 2706– 

2708, 2814, 2817, 2822, 2838, 

2983, 3046, 3449–3451, 3453, 

3458, 3459, 3601, 3632 

Science and music 2802 

Science and politics 17, 62, 147, 228– 

232, 298, 436, 481, 642, 730, 782, 

1095, 1096, 1241, 1444–1446, 

1681, 1688, 1731, 1764, 1792, 

1947, 1970, 2086, 2215, 2229, 

2545, 2546, 2552, 2641, 2657, 

2665, 2669, 2671–2673, 2675– 

2678, 2680, 2681, 2683, 2686– 

2696, 2718, 2749, 2771, 2792, 

2839, 2983, 2986, 2992, 3000, 

3037, 3044, 3062, 3121, 3131, 

3133, 3135, 3146, 3268, 3395, 

3426, 3428, 3430, 3433, 3434, 

3437, 3438, 3441, 3442, 3446, 

3449, 3461, 3520, 3527, 3529, 

3538, 3567, 3568, 3575, 3589, 

3594, 3605, 3607, 3609, 3737, 3782 

Science and race 244, 245, 247, 248, 

438, 493, 495, 582, 1664, 1878, 

2006, 2008, 2288, 2347, 2532, 

2568, 2716, 2718, 2720–2723, 

2728, 3037, 3084, 3114, 3143, 

3235, 3469, 3595, 3612, 3621, 

3634, 3670


Science and religion 256–263, 265– 

268, 345, 346, 406, 424, 476, 510, 

683, 733, 799, 815, 853, 903, 916, 

918, 1087, 1099–1102, 1132, 1148, 

1149, 1153, 1175, 1190, 1198, 

1234, 1256, 1257, 1259–1261, 

1263, 1281, 1318, 1320, 1339, 

1425, 1428, 1429, 1433, 1440, 

1450, 1452, 1457, 1460, 1462– 

1469, 1472, 1474–1479, 1501, 

1506, 1513, 1514, 1558, 1565, 

1567, 1570, 1597, 1613, 1616, 

1651, 1667, 1705–1709, 1882, 

1902, 1915, 1942, 1952, 1995, 

2012–2015, 2106, 2155, 2299, 

2323, 2335, 2358, 2392, 2397, 

2403, 2404, 2730–2736, 2810, 

3047, 3108, 3475–3478, 3596, 

3641 

Science and society 14, 16, 34, 182, 

214, 219, 241, 278, 394, 448, 603, 

626, 660, 663, 732, 1441, 1669, 

1686, 1688, 1764, 1883, 1940, 

1944, 1949, 1950, 1954, 1964– 

1969, 1980, 2004, 2010, 2270, 

2303, 2364, 2518, 2537, 2655, 

2659, 2661, 2664, 2667, 2673, 

2678, 2742, 3025, 3090, 3377, 

3388, 3418, 3421, 3424, 3433, 

3446, 3466, 3470, 3492, 3523, 

3578, 3583, 3784 

Science and technology, relationships 

9, 16, 190, 192, 218, 402, 630, 

1342, 1938, 2174, 2629 

Science and the military see Science 

and war; science and the military 

Science and war; science and the 

military 399, 622, 670, 1103, 1226, 

1289, 1480, 1711, 1785, 1790, 

2231, 2660, 2669, 2684, 2695, 

2698, 2738–2740, 2745–2748, 

2838, 2868, 2892, 2933, 2955– 

2957, 3032, 3405, 3412, 3414, 

3415, 3479, 3481, 3483–3488, 

3539, 3542, 3548 

Science education and teaching 17, 

230, 294–302, 340, 360, 671, 1266, 

1276, 1288, 1290, 1294, 1297, 

1324, 1492, 1493, 1504, 1537, 

1591, 1605, 1619, 1631, 1726– 

1728, 1942, 1949, 1962, 2013, 

2021, 2033, 2037, 2047, 2049, 

2050, 2056, 2057, 2098, 2128, 

2204, 2265, 2329, 2629, 2713, 

2766, 2768, 2769, 2794, 2813, 

2819, 2897, 2912, 3129, 3492, 

3532, 3594 

Science fiction 142, 243, 633, 1978, 

2610, 2701, 2710, 2712, 2715, 

2768, 2814, 3232, 3449–3451, 

3462, 3748 

Science Museum, London 2189 

Science Society of China 2665, 3496 

Science studies, as a discipline 53, 64, 

186, 192 

Science studies, theoretical works 4, 

107, 140, 176–178, 181–186, 189– 

191, 196, 197, 218, 230, 231, 596, 

3508 

Science, general histories 1, 3, 6, 8, 

12, 17, 18, 21–25, 27–31, 35, 38, 

50, 126, 326, 327, 344, 351, 354, 

361, 397, 400, 605, 659, 668, 669, 

737, 747, 849, 852, 964, 1085, 

1090, 1418, 1676, 1681, 1684, 

1692, 1944, 1949, 1950, 1954, 

1956, 1961, 2647, 2650, 2654, 2830 

Scientific apparatus and instruments 

279–282, 284–288, 291–293, 328, 

343, 351, 360, 362, 367, 406, 410, 

517, 626, 696, 698, 699, 744, 800, 

801, 944, 1104, 1135, 1239, 1264, 

1306, 1443, 1487–1491, 1556, 

1691, 1716–1721, 1723–1725, 

1728, 1761, 1766, 1812, 2025, 

2027, 2029–2031, 2033–2038, 

2040, 2041, 2044, 2046–2048, 

2051, 2052, 2122, 2125, 2135, 

2144, 2156, 2157, 2394, 2759– 

2762, 2766, 2802, 2819, 2853, 

2900, 2982, 3064, 3122, 3497, 

3498, 3536 

Scientific communities; 

interprofessional relations 32, 308, 

1467, 2529, 2672 

Scientific expeditions 412, 1814, 

1817, 1853, 1863, 1864, 2228, 

2241, 2252, 2276, 2279, 2315, 

2935, 2938, 2963, 2964 

Scientific illustration 205, 397, 1363, 

1365, 1791, 1858, 1859, 1962, 

1997, 2204, 2256, 2317, 2357, 3040 

Scientific literature 305, 1094, 1169, 

1676, 1811, 2773, 3020, 3213 

Scientific method see Methodology of 

science; scientific method 

Scientific study of religion 1476, 

1705, 3100, 3652 

Scopes, John Thomas 2731 

Scot, Michael 1189 

Scotland 447, 1361, 1686, 1908, 

1909, 2201, 2266, 2358, 2470, 

2560, 3171 

Scripps Institution of Oceanography 

2945, 2954, 3550 

Scully, Marlan O. 3514 

Scurvy 830 

Sea travel 416, 830, 934, 1814 

Seals see Coins; metals; seals 

Sears, Mary 2956 

Secchi, Angelo 2222 

Secrecy 1421, 1670, 1930, 1935, 

2641, 3479, 3484 

Secularization 2070, 2403 

Seed industry and trade 3400 

Seidenberg, Roderick 3374 

Seismology 801, 2213, 2937, 3539 

Seki, Takakazu 757, 767 

Sellars, Wilfrid 2775 

Semenov, Iu. I. 3143 

Semiotics 137, 576 

Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp 2452, 

2462, 2496 

Senegal 938 

Senses and sensation; perception 

1386, 1510, 1742, 1743, 1869, 

1870, 1872, 2119, 2379, 2422, 2997 

Sérgio, António 162 

Serials see Periodicals; serials 

Serres, Michel 118 

Severinus, Petrus 1398 

Sewerage 2287 

Sex 2446, 2508, 3112, 3723 

Sex differences 967, 2010, 3219 

Sex hormones 3188, 3227 

Sexology 1913, 3219 

Sexual behavior 583, 1916, 2527, 

3726, 3736 

Sexual hygiene 585, 2449, 3316 

Sexuality 250, 555, 583, 1700, 1874, 

2010, 2448, 2464, 3048, 3219, 

3652, 3709 

Sexually transmitted diseases 562, 

1399, 3220, 3291, 3308, 3313 

Shakespeare, William 1248, 1404, 

1408, 1454 

Shanghai (China) 3307 

Sheldon, William Herbert 2442 

Shelley, Percy Bysshe 2311 

Shells 2305 

Sherrington, Charles Scott 2379, 2380 

Ships and shipbuilding 839, 934, 3354 

Sicily 17 

Sidgwick, Henry 2345 

Siebold, Philipp Franz von 2327 

Sierra Nevada (United States) 397 

Sigerist, Henry Ernest 60 

Signs and symbols 352, 576, 857, 

1049, 1183, 1197 

Sikorskii, Ivan Alekseevich 2540 

Silicon Valley (California) 3385 

Silver 1931 

Simplicius of Cilicia 1146 

Simulators 3410 

Singer, Charles Joseph 103 

Sircar, Mahendralal 1955 

Sitwell, Edith 3459 

Skepticism 1070, 1205, 1515 

Skin 495 

Skinner, Burrhus Frederic 3132 

Slavery and slaves 1892 

Slide rules 328 

Sloane, Hans 1486, 1645, 1834 

Smallpox 1895, 1922, 2553, 2563, 

2569, 3221, 3292, 3295 

Smeathman, Henry 1817 

Smith, Adam 1680, 1768 

Smith, Robert 1638 

Smith, Thomas Malcolm, Jr. 112 

Smith, Vernon Lomax 3152 

Smith, William 2201 

Smith, William Robertson 2358 

Smithsonian Institution 2277 

Snow, Charles Percy 70 

Social class 1645, 1965 

Social construction; constructivism 

133, 140, 174, 186, 578, 2497 

Social Darwinism 1980, 3046, 3059 

Social groups see Social relations; 

social groups 

Social psychology 504, 2400, 3105, 

3127, 3685 

Social relations; social groups 199, 

230, 2678, 3516 

Social responsibility 3446, 3533 

Social sciences 184, 521–524, 1875, 

2010, 2420, 2577, 2728, 3131– 

3133, 3135, 3145, 3643 

Social surveys 3133 

Social welfare 1910, 2478 

Social work 3004, 3252 

Socialism 17, 2633, 2672, 2978 

Société Zoologique d’Acclimatation 

2333 

Societies; institutions; academies 66, 

67, 274, 276, 277, 287, 383, 421, 

577, 627, 1482, 1484–1486, 1687, 

1712, 1714–1716, 1810, 1812, 

1883, 1964, 2018, 2019, 2022, 

2050, 2166, 2177, 2206, 2239, 

2277, 2333, 2343, 2589, 2750, 

2753–2756, 2943, 2950, 2952, 

2959, 2968, 3015, 3029, 3102, 

3109, 3159, 3169, 3212, 3234, 

3297, 3414, 3447, 3491, 3495, 

3496, 3534, 3589, 3643

Society for the Diffusion of Useful 

Knowledge 2106 

Society of Experimental 

Psychologists 3102 

Sociobiology 480 

Sociology 1988, 2419, 2427–2429, 

2651, 3004, 3134, 3137–3139, 

3643, 3645, 3648 

Sociology of knowledge 70, 183, 190, 

191, 570, 572, 909, 1943, 2180, 

3498 

Software 3771 

Soil science 2995 

Solar astronomy 915, 956 

Solar system; planets 352, 697, 769, 

791, 859, 866, 879, 1021, 1022, 

1028, 2811 

Solid geometry 1010 

Somayaji, Nīlakan. t.ha 867 

Somerville, Mary Fairfax 1459, 1944, 

1946 

Sommerfeld, Arnold Johannes 

Wilhelm 2865, 2875, 2884 

Soto, Domingo de 1292 

Soul (philosophy) 516, 977, 1001, 

1046, 1277, 1278, 1281, 1282, 

1477, 1499, 1532, 1636, 1667, 

1679, 1734 

Sound reproduction 2802, 3757 

Sourcebooks 326, 2440, 2557, 2743 

South Africa 937, 3255, 3396, 3428 

South America 3156, 3433 

South East Asia 3291 

Soviet Union 71, 2419, 2641, 2676, 

2689, 2739, 2771, 2898, 2903, 

2925, 2983, 3032, 3042, 3120, 

3143, 3335, 3379, 3412, 3413, 

3481, 3522, 3529, 3756, 3765, 

3793, 3799, 3805 

Sowerby, George Brettingham I 2305 

Space 130, 682, 856, 1603, 1739 

Space flight see Space travel; space 

flight 

Space programs 3418, 3793, 3794, 

3798, 3805 

Space research and exploration 341, 

3792, 3800, 3803, 3805 

Space station 3805 

Space travel; space flight 3411, 3417– 

3419, 3795–3798, 3802, 3805 

Spain 604, 649, 708, 714, 724, 920, 

1135, 1137, 1142, 1297, 1362, 

1380, 1387, 1393, 1395, 1412, 

1416, 1659, 1685, 1707, 1715, 

1853, 1864, 1932, 1964, 1983, 

2092, 2102, 2165, 2210, 2333, 

2336, 2483, 2586, 2587, 3043, 

3213, 3283 

Spain, colonies 264, 631, 649, 659, 

1358, 1410, 1416, 1447, 1863 

Spallanzani, Lazzaro 1851 

Späth, Ernst Philipp Heinrich 562 

Specialization 594 

Species concept (biology) 461, 2309 

Spectacles; eye glasses 1663 

Spectroscopy 2025, 2029, 2145, 2919 

Speed, John 1617 

Spencer, Herbert 144, 1980, 2114, 

2345 

Spengler, Oswald 3357 

Spherical astronomy; astrometry 769, 

2125 

Spinoza, Baruch 1521, 1522, 1610, 

1733 

Spiritualism 2391, 2734 


Spontaneous generation see 

Biogenesis; origin of life; 

spontaneous generation 

Sprat, Thomas 1485, 1694 

Sri Lanka 893, 2294 

St. Kliment Ohridski University of 

Sofia 2910 

St. Petersburg (Russia) 1712 

St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences 

1712, 2670 

Stahl, Georg Ernst 1644 

Stalin, Joseph 2903, 2925, 2983 

Standardization and standards 2043, 

2577, 2914, 3236, 3359 

Stanley, Wendell Meredith 2913 

Star catalogs see Celestial maps; star 

catalogs 

Starling, Ernest Henry 2338 

Stars; stellar astronomy 785, 1024, 

1026, 1312, 2821 

States of matter 1040 

Statistical mechanics 2873, 2880 

Staudt, Karl Georg Christian von 2101 

Steam engines; steam turbines 1730, 

1934, 2603, 2760 

Steam turbines see Steam engines; 

steam turbines 

Stein, Gertrude 2699 

Steinach, Eugen 3227 

Steiner, Rudolf 587 

Stellar astronomy see Stars; stellar 

astronomy 

Steller, Georg Wilhelm 1830 

Stem cells 3617 

Steno, Nicolaus 1636 

Stephens, John Lloyd 2230 

Stereochemistry 2186 

Sterilization see Birth control; 

contraception; sterilization 

Stevens, Stanley Smith 3098, 3115 

Stevin, Simon 1596 

Stimpson, William 2315 

Stock, Alfred 2719 

Stöckhardt, Julius Adolph 2196 

Stoicism 1462 

Straker, Stephen 92 

Stratigraphy 2208 

Stubbs, George 1696 

Students 294, 2191 

Study of the past see History as a 

discipline; chronology; study of the 

past 

Stukeley, William 1882 

Subjectivity 1450 

Submarines 3354 

Sudhoff, Karl 67 

Sugar 1937, 2627 

Suicide 1653 

Sullivan, Harry Stack 3271 

Sumner, James 2913 

Sun 1312 

Sundials 789, 1265, 1765 

Supercomputers 3780 

Superstition 1268 

Surgery 655, 888, 924, 1212, 1379, 

2377, 2449, 2474, 2475, 2489, 

2516, 2527, 3224, 3677 

Surgery of male sex organs 2448 

Surveys 802, 1288, 1800, 1832, 2226, 


Sutherland, William 2858 

Sveinn Pálsson 1826 

Sweden 1441, 1717, 1737, 1785, 

2017, 2341, 2636, 2938, 3061, 

3137, 3264, 3804 

Swedenborg, Emanuel 1736, 1737 

Swift, Jonathan 1694 

Switzerland 401, 549, 1798, 2580, 

3267 

Sydenham, Thomas 1666 

Symmetry 146, 1739, 2109 

Symptoms 1061 

Syphilis 562, 1402, 1655, 2453, 3239, 

3303, 3305, 3308 

Systematic botany 1177, 1857, 2322 

Systematic zoology 2309, 2336 

Systems theory 1847, 3587 

Szasz, Thomas Stephen 3691 

Szilard, Leo 2850 

T 

Tabarroni, Giorgio 85 

Tables; catalogs; lists 785, 882, 913, 

1142, 1435, 1762, 1827, 1842, 3127 

Tablets; papyri 951, 955, 956, 958 

Taiwan 2461, 3630 

Takebe, Katahiro 763 

Tamil Nadu (India) 896, 2005 

Tanakadate, Aikitu 2223 

Tanzania (Tanganyika, Zanzibar) 3148 

Taoism 794, 799 

Taton, René 29, 101 

Taxidermy 421, 1839, 2269, 2969 

Teachers 295, 2053, 2794 

Teaching history of science 59, 68, 

299, 301, 302 

Technical education 628, 2189, 3361, 

3379 

Technological innovation 627, 1930, 

1966, 2595, 2617, 3366, 3802 

Technology 56, 76, 218, 622, 637, 

639, 641, 723, 739, 835, 837–843, 

894–897, 899, 934, 962, 963, 1077, 

1078, 1090, 1224–1226, 1236, 

1413, 1415, 1489, 1668, 1669, 

1671, 1928, 1932, 1934, 1936, 

1993, 2042, 2176, 2407, 2593, 

2598, 2599, 2601, 2602, 2609, 

2616, 2617, 2662, 2669, 2679, 

2729, 2743, 2871, 2946, 3348, 

3349, 3355, 3357, 3358, 3360, 

3364, 3371, 3374, 3376, 3410, 

3416, 3419, 3425, 3428, 3440, 

3441, 3443, 3489, 3550, 3642, 

3708, 3723, 3742, 3744, 3748, 

3750, 3751, 3753, 3754, 3756, 

3757, 3761, 3762, 3764, 3768, 3804 

Technology and art 2337, 2602, 2662, 

3003, 3378, 3457, 3743 

Technology and culture 12, 2662, 

3743, 3762, 3770, 3797 

Technology and economics 627, 2622, 

3412 

Technology and ethics 633, 3738 

Technology and gender 620, 2729, 

3723, 3768 

Technology and government 222, 629, 

2607, 3387, 3409, 3429, 3430, 3794 

Technology and industry 666, 1933, 

2597, 2607, 2622, 3403 

Technology and law 3627 

Technology and literature 646, 1978, 

2610, 2662, 2703, 3456 

Technology and music 2804, 3508, 

3760, 3777


Technology and politics 227, 627, 

938, 1931, 2623, 2680, 3429, 3455, 

3579, 3741, 3765, 3773, 3791 

Technology and race 637 

Technology and religion 3797 

Technology and society 10, 227, 628, 

629, 647, 1669, 2611, 2622, 3009, 

3350, 3386, 3608, 3743, 3757, 

3762, 3774, 3797 

Technology and the military see 

Technology and war; technology 

and the military 

Technology and war; technology and 

the military 270, 894, 897, 2016, 

2744, 2746, 2747, 3416, 3480 

Technology assessment 3443 

Technology transfer 638, 656, 1265, 

1412, 1717, 1721, 1935, 2189, 

2746, 3208, 3395, 3413, 3430, 

3443, 3501, 3788 

Technology, general histories 50, 641, 

896, 899 

Tegetmeier, William Bernhard 2349 

Telecommunications 3387, 3763, 

3771 

Telegraphs; telephones 2623, 2624, 

3384, 3390 

Teleology 143, 478, 515, 967, 981, 

992, 1003, 1088, 1198, 1367, 1850, 

1902, 2360 

Telephone industry 3767 

Telephones see Telegraphs; telephones 

Telephones, cellular 3767 

Telescopes 351, 1488, 1577, 1761, 

1766, 1767, 3375 

Television; Video 496, 3366, 3391, 

3585 

Teller, Edward 2850 

Temkin, Owsei 82, 578 

Temperament (psychology) 1385, 

1407, 1647, 1648, 1658, 1666 

Tennant, Smithson 2193 

Tennessee 2013 

Tennessee Valley Authority 3482 

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord 2119 

Teratology; monsters 449, 1174, 1178, 

1305, 1890, 2001, 2002, 3556 

Terminology and nomenclature 337, 

378, 461, 464, 516, 548, 565, 795, 

921, 1177, 1954, 2081, 2105, 2168, 

2175, 2194, 2481, 2485, 2926, 

2927, 3592, 3671 

Texas 2226 

Textbooks 205, 1545, 1605, 1726, 

2049, 2305, 2463, 3105, 3129, 3597 

Textiles 653, 842, 1671 

Thabit ibn Qurra 692, 705, 748 

Thailand 2002, 2718 

Thaon, Philippe de 1170 

The galaxy; Milky Way 2818 

The universe 2117, 2809, 3509, 3511, 

3512 

Themistios 977 

Thénard, Louis Jacques 2173 

Theology 673, 683, 684, 1097, 1116, 

1128, 1175, 1257, 1259, 1263, 

1277, 1339, 1433, 1461, 1463, 

1466, 1468–1472, 1474, 1504, 

1509, 1725, 1915, 2403, 2404, 2730 

Theophrastos of Eresos 1003 

Theoretical physics 364, 1778, 2844, 

2849, 2873, 3520, 3522 

Theories see Explanation; hypotheses; 

theories 

Theories of heat 1155, 1771 

Theories of knowledge 5, 387, 524, 

582, 925, 2067, 2774 

Theory (philosophy) 119, 125, 2980 

Theory of the earth see Historical 

geology; theory of the earth 

Therapeutic practice; therapy; 

treatment 567, 584, 595, 828, 890, 

1066, 1663, 1894, 2488, 2492, 

2550, 2582, 2585, 3193, 3219, 

3233, 3269, 3270, 3308, 3641, 

3672, 3695 

Therapeutics 1900, 3249 

Therapy see Therapeutic practice; 

therapy; treatment 

Thermodynamics 793, 2132, 2155, 

2833, 2837 

Thomas Aquinas, Saint 1127 

Thomas, Antoine 751 

Thomas, Vivien T. 3235 

Thomsen, Joseph John 2154 

Thomson, Joseph John 2895 

Thoreau, Henry David 2282 

Thornton, Ian Walter Boothroyd 3039 

Tibet (China) 784, 815, 3035 

Tides 1165, 2042 

Tilman, David 2980 

Time 187, 529, 809, 856, 1131, 1343, 

1517, 1740, 2726, 2733, 2852 

Time measurement 626, 780, 805, 

1018 

Time measuring instruments 626, 766, 

836, 1104, 1491, 2045, 2758 

Timpler, Clemens 1278 

Tinbergen, Nikolaas 3088 

Titchener, Edward Bradford 2401, 

3086, 3102 

Tobacco 3716, 3718 

Tocqueville, Alexis de 2420 

Tokyo Institute of Technology 78 

Tolman, Edward Chace 3098 

Tombs 941 

Tool making see Toolsmiths; tool 

making 

Toolsmiths; tool making 1081, 1082 

Topology 321, 2088, 2103, 2792 

Tornier, Erhard 2793 

Toronto, University of 2796, 3759 

Toulouse (France) 1764 

Toxicology 3623 

Traditional societies and cultures 445, 

583, 925, 927, 936, 939–941, 1979 

Transcendentalism 1124 

Transits see Eclipses; transits; 

occultations 

Translations 337, 378, 674, 713, 720, 

731, 752, 759, 797, 805, 824, 831, 

846, 849, 850, 919, 977, 1048, 

1066, 1073, 1104, 1264, 1459, 

1574, 1580, 1607, 1657, 1658, 

1661, 1685, 1699, 1748, 1856, 

1861, 1957, 1961, 2081, 2089, 

2112, 2168, 2175, 2194, 2573, 

2927, 3215 

Transmission of ideas 667, 733, 734, 

850, 1115, 1119, 1239, 1265, 1303, 

1685, 2195, 2746 

Transmission of texts 209, 562, 720, 

731, 751, 1080, 1144, 1153, 1154, 

1218, 1229, 1413, 1661, 1672, 

1685, 1953 

Transplantation 457, 3752 

Transportation 639, 3368 

Transubstantiation 1468 

Travel; exploration 281, 412, 415, 

416, 804, 1303, 1355–1358, 1360, 

1529, 1620, 1623, 1766, 1799, 

1814–1820, 1824, 1827, 1829– 

1831, 1833, 1878, 2220, 2225, 

2230, 2232–2235, 2237–2239, 

2241, 2242, 2245, 2246, 2252, 

2261, 2268, 2436, 2811, 2935, 

2961–2966, 2976, 3035, 3400, 

3556 

Treatment see Therapeutic practice; 

therapy; treatment 

Trebuchets and catapults 1225 

Trees 463, 714 

Trembley, Abraham 1866 

Trigonometry 1012, 1015 

Troland, Leonard T. 3021 

Troll, Wilhelm 3033 

Troost, Gerard 2304 

Tropical medicine 2443, 2481, 2570, 

3177, 3244, 3714 

Trutfetter, Jodocus 1281, 1366 

Truth 1094, 3273 

Trypanosomiasis, American (Chagas 

disease) 3207 

Tschirnhaus, Ehrenfried Walther von 

1801 

Tsuboi, Shogoro 2374 

Tuberculosis 2465, 2578, 2582, 3165, 

3275, 3291, 3332, 3661 

Tumors see Cancer; tumors 

Tunisia 3256 

Turing, Alan Mathison 644, 2654 

Turkey 656, 660, 667, 670, 671, 695, 

2168, 2514, 3181 

Tuscany (Italy) 1446, 1482, 1836 

Typesetting 2608, 3364 

Typhoid fever 2486 

Typhus 1387, 2473, 3164 

U 

U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps 

3006 

U.S. Food and Drugs Act 2693 

Uexküll, Jakob Johann von 137 

Ukraine 2055 

Uncertainty see Certainty; uncertainty 

UNESCO 45, 65, 2683 

Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) 

2659 

Unified field theories 2849 

Uniformitarianism 2200 

United States 38, 244, 276, 303, 379, 

399, 408, 410, 421, 425, 431, 432, 

510, 534, 554, 573, 615, 625, 634, 

819, 931, 1718, 1823, 1834, 1835, 

1855, 1899, 1938, 1968, 1991, 

2004, 2008, 2020, 2100, 2104, 

2189, 2199, 2203, 2208, 2224, 

2237, 2239, 2242, 2245, 2253, 

2264–2266, 2273, 2275–2277, 

2282, 2283, 2286, 2289, 2293, 

2296, 2304, 2325, 2371, 2385, 

2395, 2403–2405, 2409, 2451, 

2455, 2464, 2477, 2489, 2492, 

2493, 2502, 2512, 2519, 2520, 

2524, 2526–2528, 2538, 2544, 

2568, 2588, 2591, 2611, 2622, 

2623, 2641, 2656, 2659, 2663, 

2677, 2682, 2716, 2722, 2723, 

2727, 2731, 2734, 2742, 2766, 

2767, 2769, 2771, 2800, 2813, 

2835, 2890, 2931, 2933, 2936, 

2941, 2973, 2974, 2977, 2979, 

2986–2988, 2993, 2998, 2999, 

3005, 3006, 3013, 3042, 3046, 

3084, 3103, 3112, 3113, 3131,

3132, 3151, 3160, 3161, 3190, 

3192, 3199, 3203, 3204, 3206, 

3208, 3233, 3240, 3249, 3258, 

3269–3271, 3275, 3277, 3279, 

3288, 3293, 3306, 3309, 3313– 

3316, 3329, 3330, 3335–3337, 

3344, 3345, 3347, 3360, 3365, 

3373, 3378, 3380, 3389, 3390, 

3400, 3402, 3406, 3421, 3425, 

3429, 3434, 3438, 3441, 3445, 

3447, 3470, 3476, 3478, 3481, 

3487, 3493, 3520, 3522, 3523, 

3543, 3544, 3549, 3550, 3558, 

3560, 3563, 3564, 3568, 3581, 

3582, 3603, 3608, 3609, 3618, 

3636, 3649, 3653, 3656, 3658, 

3668, 3674, 3675, 3681, 3687, 

3698, 3699, 3703, 3706, 3707, 

3712, 3715, 3720, 3725, 3737, 

3747, 3753, 3757, 3762, 3765, 

3779, 3786, 3789, 3793, 3798, 

3799, 3802, 3805 

United States Exploring Expedition 

(1838-1842) 2241 

United States Food and Drug 

Administration (USFDA) 3718 

United States. Air Force 2659 

United States. Department of 

Agriculture 3400 

United States. Environmental 

Protection Agency 3582 

United States. Fermi National 

Accelerator Laboratory 2888 

United States. Geological Survey 

3543 

United States. National Academy of 

Sciences 2670 

United States. National Institutes of 

Health 2915, 3504 

United States. National Museum of 

Natural History 2277 

United States. National Science 

Foundation 2682, 3447 

United States. National Zoological 

Park 2279 

United States. Navy 2955, 3354, 

3410, 3548 

United States. President’s Science 

Advisory Committee 3426 

United States. Public Helath Service 

3250 

United States. Scientific Laboratory, 

Los Alamos 199, 2859, 3425 

United States. Weather Bureau 2933 

Unity of knowledge see Unity of 

science; unity of knowledge 

Unity of science; unity of knowledge 

149, 1589 

Universidad de Barcelona 3547 

Universities and colleges 226, 230, 

295, 303, 360, 579, 1105, 1106, 

1206, 1216, 1294, 1492, 1725, 

1728, 1962, 2032, 2034, 2053, 

2055, 2077, 2111, 2144, 2565, 

2630, 2685, 2746, 2752, 2762, 

2790, 2791, 2874, 2900, 2910, 

3039, 3351, 3363, 3436, 3501, 

3502, 3532, 3750 

Uranium industry 3370 

Urban history 620, 1074, 1964, 1967, 

2289, 2752, 3090, 3295, 3493 

Urban planning 620, 1967, 3358, 3372 

Urban VIII, Pope 1475 

Urbanization 3360 

Urology 2461 

Ursus, Nicolas Reimarus 1315, 1564 


Uruguay 2897 

Utilitarianism 1970 

Utopias 620, 1563, 2967 

V 

Vaccines 569, 1895, 1907, 1922, 

2551, 2553, 2563, 2569, 3211, 

3292, 3293, 3683, 3735 

Vacuum; emptiness; nothingness 1344 

Valencia (Spain) 602 

Valla, Lorenzo 1199 

Vallisnieri, Antonio 1845 

Values (philosophy) 147, 181, 230, 

480, 481 

Vanderbilt University 2033 

Vanini, Giulio Cesare 1283, 1463 

Varen, Bernhard 1626 

Varignon, Pierre 1468 

Vasectomy 3227 

Vázquez, Gabriel 1275 

Venezuela 2575 

Venice (Italy) 1655 

Venturi, Giovanni Battista 1673 

Venus 1767, 1820 

Vermeer, Johannes 1453 

Vertebrate pests 2984 

Vesalius, Andreas 210, 1240, 1401, 

1657 

Veterinary medicine 655, 3396 

Video see Television; Video 

Vienna (Austria) 423, 1314, 1862, 

1967, 2755 

Vienna Circle 2777 

Vienna. Tiergarten Schönbrunn 423 

Viète, François de la Bigotière 1754 

Vietnam 2592, 2718, 3403 

Violence 3116 

Virgil 1036 

Virginia (United States) 2281, 2498, 

3365 

Virology 594, 3244 

Virtual reality 3590, 3676, 3764 

Vision 706, 709, 1087, 1587, 1638, 

1639, 1872, 1873, 2341, 2382, 2415 

Visual communication see Visual 

representation; visual 

communication 

Visual perception 709, 717, 1743, 

1873, 2381, 2382, 2415 

Visual representation; visual 

communication 30, 204, 205, 207, 

208, 211, 212, 241, 334, 345, 388, 

454, 464, 608, 825, 1087, 1239, 

1240, 1341, 1438, 1439, 1449, 

1455, 1571, 1601, 1713, 1734, 

1811, 1829, 1837, 1962, 1963, 

1977, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2008, 

2028, 2145, 2161, 2227, 2244, 

2248, 2317, 2442, 2480, 2697, 

2813, 2936, 2962, 2971, 3040, 

3212, 3272, 3454, 3464, 3497, 

3499, 3500, 3521, 3522, 3583, 

3585, 3590, 3593 

Vital statistics 2426 

Vitamins 3277, 3320 

Vogt, William 2993 

Volcanoes and volcanology 419, 885, 

1801, 1811, 2205 

Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de 

1744 

Volterra, Vito 2095 

Von Neumann, John 2850, 2852, 2877 

Vonnegut, Kurt 1991 

Vygotskii, Lev Semenovich 3120 

W 

Wales 2328, 3301 

Wales, William 1820 

Walker, Mary Broadfoot 2476 

Wallace, Alfred Russel 2310, 2318, 

2346 

Wallis, John 1551 

Wang Zheng 1672 

Wang, Ganchang 2892 

Wang, Yuelun 2932 

War neuroses 3261 

Ward, Henry Augustus 2221 

Waste disposal 3575 

Water 2182, 3328 

Water pollution 2287, 3001 

Water power 3007, 3365 

Water resource management 2995 

Waterton, Charles 2255 

Waterways see Marine engineering; 

canals; waterways 

Watson, James Dewey 3020, 3593, 

3616, 3624 

Watt, James 1730 

Weapons 261, 796, 894, 897, 1103, 

2745, 2747 

Weather forecasting 2933, 2936, 3544 

Weber, Max 17, 2427 

Weber, Wilhelm Eduard 2130 

Wegener, Alfred Lothar 2928 

Wei, Xincheng 3538 

Weierstrass, Karl Theodor 1754 

Weights and measures 944 

Weil, Simone 158 

Weimar Republic (1919-1933) 3044, 

3106, 3185 

Weininger, Otto 2010 

Weismann, August 2319, 2363 

Weller, Thomas Huckle 3244 

Wells, Herbert George 210, 2967 

Wells, William Charles 2415 

Wenner, Adrian 3118 

Wesley, John 1903 

Wessel, Caspar 1717, 1754, 1822 

West Africa 417 

West China Academy of Sciences 

2754 

West Germany 3440, 3641 

West Indies 3304 

Western world, civilization and 

culture 3349 

Weule, Karl 3148 

Weyl, Hermann 2787, 2798, 2849, 

2884 

Whaling 2991 

Wharton, Edith 3046 

Wheatstone, Charles 2036 

Whipple Museum of the History of 

Science, Cambridge, Eng. 1104, 

1264 

Whitehead, Alfred North 181, 2782 

Wied, Maximilian, Prinz von 2276 

Wiesner, Jerome B. 3439 

Wigner, Eugene Paul 2850 

Wilkins, Maurice Hugh Frederick 

3072 

William Burnside 2082 

William of Moerbeke 1048, 1146 

Williams, John Lloyd 2328 

Williams, Robert J. P. 3625 

Williams, Tennessee 1991 

Willis, Thomas 1636, 1666


Willstätter, Richard 2166 

Wilson, Alexander 432 

Wine and winemaking 1079, 1229 

Winkler, Clemens 2190 

Winogradsky, Serge 2278, 2366 

Witchcraft; demonology 1268, 1336, 

1497, 1501, 1655, 2063 

Witt, Jan de 1552 

Wittgenstein, Ludwig 2777 

Wöhler, Friedrich 2163, 2188 

Wolff, Christian von 1698 

Wollaston, William Hyde 2193 

Wollstonecraft, Mary 1702 

Women 249, 1180, 2011, 2246, 2565, 

2727, 3264, 3733 

Women and health 588, 607, 1403, 

1646, 2527, 2565, 2566, 3195, 

3216, 3266, 3306, 3316, 3664, 

3694, 3697, 3709, 3710, 3719, 3726 

Women in medicine 1392, 1901, 

2438, 2467, 2491, 2502–2504, 

2584, 3341 

Women in science 7, 249, 252, 255, 

303, 379, 1459, 1699–1701, 1704, 

1944, 1946, 2055, 2184, 2649, 

2726, 2792, 2882, 2956, 2977, 

3014, 3084, 3089, 3129, 3181, 

3471–3474, 3553, 3624, 3633, 

3801 

Women in technology 3473, 3796 

Women’s diseases 1646 

Woodhouse, Robert 2107 

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute 

2931, 2955 

Workman, Joseph 2535 

World Bank 3443 

World Meteorological Organization 

2206 

World War I 2684, 2744, 2748, 3220, 

3336, 3390, 3406 

World War II 86, 2189, 2690, 2726, 

2739, 2740, 2745, 2751, 2774, 

2838, 2955, 2956, 3027, 3113, 

3150, 3172, 3179, 3253, 3261, 

3313, 3326, 3405, 3414, 3759 

Worthington, Arthur Mason 2846 

Wright, Brothers 3408, 3409 

Wright, Sewall 482 

Wundt, Wilhelm Max 2412, 2416, 

3126 

Wurtz, Charles Adolphe 2187 

Würzburg. Universität 1216 

Wylton, Thomas 1131 

Wynne-Edwards, Vero Copner 471 

X 

X-ray crystallography 2861 

X-rays 2131, 3190 

Y 

Yale University 2070 

Yarkovsky, I.O. 2115 

Yates, Frances Amelia 1232 

Yellow fever 1900, 2524 

Yerkes, Robert Mearns 3075 

Yosemite National Park 3007 

Young, Grace Chisholm 2780 

Young, Thomas 2136 

Young, William Henry 2780 

Yu, Heqin 2921, 2927 

Yunnan Province (China) 843 

Z 

Zabarella, Jacopo 1340 

Zambia 3787 

Zanchi, Hieronymus 1257 

Zeno of Elea 1004 

Zhang, Jiebin 814 

Zhao Shuang 748 

Zhu, Shijie 756 

Zhu, Zaiyu 738 

Zodiac see Constellations; zodiac 

Zoological Society of London 2270 

Zoology 221, 418, 467, 716, 1048– 

1050, 1052, 1054, 1189, 1190, 

1193, 1194, 1196, 1365, 1370, 

1371, 1632, 1838, 1860, 1861, 

2272, 2334–2336, 2339, 3039, 

3073, 3092 

Zoos 420, 423, 1838, 2262, 2270, 

2967 

Zou, Boqi 736 

Zu, Chongzhi 2960 

Zurich (Switzerland) 2166 

Zürich. Eidgenössische Technische 

Hochschule 2166 

Zwinger, Theodor 1243

Isis CB Classification Scheme 

A. Tools for Historians of Science 

1-7. General histories; National contexts; Information sources; Reference works; Historiography; 

History of science as a discipline; Historians of science 

B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Science 

10-12. Philosophy of science; Sociology and psychology of science; Linguistic and visual aspects of 

science 


20-29. Science and society, general; Ethics; Politics, law, economics; Arts and literature; Popular 

culture; Race, ethnicity; Gender; Religion; War 


40-44. Scientific institutions; Instruments, measurement; Education; Professional activities 

E. Disciplinary Classification 

100-104. Occult; Philosophy; Mathematics; Music 

110-114. Astronomy; Astrology; Physics; Chemistry; Alchemy 

120-124. Earth sciences; Geography; Natural history; Environmental sciences; Paleontology 

130-135. Biology, general; Botany; Zoology, anatomy, physiology; Heredity, genetics, evolution; 

Microbiology, molecular biology; Physical anthropology & human biology 

136-137. Neurosciences; Psychology 

140-146. Social sciences, general; Sociology; Cultural anthropology; Economics; Linguistics; 

Archaeology; History as a discipline 

150-153. Medicine; Psychiatry; Health, nutrition, public health; Pharmacy 

160-164. Technology; Computer and communication technologies; Agriculture; Air and 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 

311. Ancient Near Eastern scientific contexts 

312. Ancient Greek and Roman scientific contexts 

320. Medieval Western European scientific contexts 

330. Renaissance Western European scientific contexts 

340. Seventeenth century 

350. Eighteenth century 

360. Nineteenth century 

370. Twentieth century, entire and works up to 1950 

375. Twentieth century after 1950 and twenty-first century 

Front cover illustration: Detail from Peter Apian, La cosmographie (Paris: Viuant Gaultherot, 1551), 

p. b3v, showing an ancient proof for the sphericity of the earth by observing the shape of the shadow 

cast on the moon during a lunar eclipse. (Image copyright History of Science Collections, University 

of Oklahoma Libraries.)

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