Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

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,
“John Bartram and His Garden: Would John Bartram Recognize
his Garden Today?”; and Alfred E. SCHUYLER and
Elizabeth P. MCLEAN, “The Versatile Bartrams and Their
Enduring Botanical Legacy”. Reviews: [ref. R427]
1856. MÉTAILIÉ, Georges. “Traduire Dodoens ou
les premiers pas de la botanique européenne en japonais.”
In CROZET and HORIUCHI [ref. 1961], 9–25.
1857. MOORE, D. T. The Botanist William Curtis
(1746–1799) and St. Mary’s Battersea. (24 pp.; ill.)
Battersea [U. K]: Friends of Battersea Parish Church,
2004.
Illustrated souvenir booklet.
1858. MOORE, Lisa L. “Queer Gardens: Mary Delany’s
Flowers and Friendships.” Eighteenth-Cent.
Stud. 39 (2005): 49–70.
1859. NICKELSEN, Kärin. “The Challenge of
Colour: Eighteenth-Century Botanists and the Hand
Colouring of Illustrations.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006):
3–23.
350-132. ZOOLOGY, ANATOMY, AND
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.)
Leiden: Brill, 2004. ISBN: 9073239031.
Includes a complete facsimile of Houttuyn’s Catalogus van
eene uitmuntende verzameling van allerley soort van dieren
en dierlyke zaaken... (1787).
1861. KAPEL, Finn O. Otto Fabricius and the Seals
of Greenland. Meddelelser om Grønland, Bioscience,
55. (150 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Copenhagen: Danish Polar
Center, 2005. ISBN: 8790369777.
Complete translation of Fabricus’ 1790–91 treatise on the
seals of Greenland. Reviews: [ref. R474]
1862. MAERKER, Anna Katharina. “Model Experts:
The Production and Uses of Anatomical Models at
La Specola, Florence, and the Josephinum, Vienna,
1775–1814.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/09 (2006): 3436.
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 “An Unpublished Eighteenth Century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.
Natur. Hist. 33 (2006): 53–70.
1864. OLSON, Storrs L. “Birds, Including Extinct
Species, Encountered by the Valaspina Expedition on
Vava’u, Tonga in 1793.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 33 (2006):
42–52.
1865. PICCOLINO, Marco. The Taming of the Ray:
Electric Fish Research in the Enlightenment from
John Walsh to Alessandro Volta. Biblioteca di Nuncius
Studi e Testi, 48. (xiv + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)
Florence: Leo S. Olschki, 2004. ISBN: 8822252489.
Reviews: [ref. R720]
1866. QUERNER, Hans, and Ilse JAHN. Christoph
Gottfried Jacobi und die Süßwasserpolypen des Abra-
350. Eighteenth century 91
ham Trembley. Dorothea Kuhn zum 80. Geburtstag.
With a forward by Armin GEUS. (64 pp.; ill.) Marburg
an der Lahn: Basilisken-Presse, 2003. ISBN:
3925347666.
350-133. HEREDITY, GENETICS, AND EVOLUTION
1867. GRIMOULT, Cédric. Sur les traces des grands
évolutionnistes. (221 pp.) Paris: Bréal, 2002. ISBN:
2749500729.
350-136. NEUROSCIENCES
1868. KAITARO, Timo. “Brain–Mind Identities in
Dualism and Materialism: A Historical Perspective.”
Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 35 (2004): 627–
645.
1869. STEINKE, Hubert. Irritating Experiments:
Haller’s Concept and the European Controversy on
Irritability and Sensibility, 1750–90. The Wellcome
Series in the History of Medicine. (354 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2005. ISBN:
9042018526.
350-137. PSYCHOLOGY AND COMPARATIVE
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
Theory of Vision.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005):
4228.
Dissertation at the University of Western Ontario (Canada),
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
Artists and Deviant Women in Eighteenth-Century
France. (xiii + 303 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago:
Univ. of Chicago Press, 2004. ISBN: 0226752879.
On the “interrelationships among creativity, sexuality,
the body and the mind.” (from the publisher) Reviews:
[ref. R842]
350-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL
1875. BENZAQUÉN, Adriana S. “Childhood, Identity,
and Human Science in the Enlightenment.” Hist.
Workshop J. 57 (2004): 34–57.
1876. ROSE, Anne Christina. “Children’s Moral
Culture and the Experimental Human Sciences in
Britain, France and Italy, 1748–1899.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 66/04 (2005): 1468.
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University, 2005. Adviser:
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
Indians and Empire in Eighteenth-Century Britain.”
Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 39 (2005): 29–47.