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

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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.
Dissertation at the University of Chicago, 2005. Adviser:
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.
360-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES IN GENERAL
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.
360-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
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
Publications, 2005. ISBN: 0955025605.
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.
360-145. ARCHAEOLOGY
2434. SCHNAPP, Alain. “Eduard Gerhard: Founder
of Classical Archaeology?” Translated from the