Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society
Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society
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in Modern China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese.<br />
Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004): 1–17.<br />
3399. HUBBARD, Jennifer Mary. A <strong>Science</strong> on the<br />
Scales: The Rise <strong>of</strong> Canadian Atlantic Fisheries<br />
Biology, 1898–1939. (x + 351 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.)<br />
Toronto: Univ. <strong>of</strong> Toronto Press, <strong>2006</strong>. ISBN:<br />
08020885<strong>97</strong>.<br />
3400. JONES, Jeffrey Jacob. “The World Was Our<br />
Garden: United States Plant Introduction, Empire,<br />
and Industrial Agri(culture), 1898–1948.” Diss. Abstr.<br />
Int. A 66/03 (2005): 1131.<br />
Dissertation at Purdue University, 2004. Adviser: Curtis,<br />
Susan. UMI pub. no. 3166642. 547 pp.<br />
3401. KIMMELMAN, Barbara A. “Mr. Blakeslee<br />
Builds His Dream House: Agricultural Institutions,<br />
Genetics, and Careers, 1900–1915.” Special Issue:<br />
Biology and Agriculture [ref. 651]. J. Hist. Biol. 39<br />
(<strong>2006</strong>): 241–280.<br />
3402. MATCHETT, Karin. “At Odds over Inbreeding:<br />
An Abandoned Attempt at Mexico/United States Collaboration<br />
to ‘Improve’ Mexican Corn, 1940–1950.”<br />
Special Issue: Biology and Agriculture [ref. 651]. J.<br />
Hist. Biol. 39 (<strong>2006</strong>): 345–372.<br />
3403. PETERS, Erica J. “Taste, Taxes, and Technologies:<br />
Industrializing Rice Alcohol in Northern<br />
Vietnam, 1902–1913.” French Hist. Stud. 27 (2004):<br />
569–600.<br />
3404. SHEPHERD, Chris J. “Imperial <strong>Science</strong>: The<br />
Rockefeller Foundation and Agricultural <strong>Science</strong> in<br />
Peru, 1940–1960.” Special issue on Postcolonial<br />
Technoscience [ref. 657]. Sci. Cult. 14 (2005): 113–<br />
137.<br />
3405. WATANABE Hiroyuki. “The Total Mobilization<br />
and Wildlife: The Introduction <strong>of</strong> Nutrias in<br />
Japan.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi Ken.<br />
(Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 129–139.<br />
Nutrias were bred for fur during World War II.<br />
3406. WEST, A. Joshua. “Forests and National Security:<br />
British and American Forestry Policy in the<br />
Wake <strong>of</strong> World War I.” Environ. Hist. 8 (2003):<br />
270–293.<br />
3407. ZHANG Yu-mu. “<strong>Science</strong> and Technology <strong>of</strong><br />
Agriculture in the KMT-Ruled Area in Hubei during<br />
the War <strong>of</strong> Resistance Against Japan.” [Translated<br />
title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao 25 (2004):<br />
106–116.<br />
370-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGIES<br />
3408. ADAMS, Noah. The Flyers: In Search <strong>of</strong><br />
Wilbur and Orville Wright. (xiv + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.;<br />
index.) New York: Three Rivers Press, 2003. ISBN:<br />
0609810324.<br />
3409. BEDNAREK, Janet R. Daly, and Roger D.<br />
LAUNIUS. (Eds.) Reconsidering a Century <strong>of</strong> Flight.<br />
(xii + 300 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill,<br />
N.C.: Univ. <strong>of</strong> North Carolina Press, 2003. ISBN:<br />
0807828157.<br />
Contents (from WorldCat): Roger D. LAUNIUS, Janet R.<br />
Daly BEDNAREK, “Whither a Century <strong>of</strong> Flight”; Roger<br />
E. BILSTEIN, “The Technology <strong>of</strong> Flight: Three Sides <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Coin”; Roger D. LAUNIUS, “The Wright Brothers, Government<br />
Support for Aeronautical Research, and the Evolution<br />
<strong>of</strong> Flight”; Hans-Joachim BRAUN, “Innovation in Flight<br />
from the Perspective <strong>of</strong> Europe”; David D. LEE, “Herbert<br />
370. Twentieth century 155<br />
Hoover and Commercial Aviation Policy, 1921–1933”; W.<br />
David LEWIS, “A Perennial Challenge to Aviation Safety:<br />
Battling the Menace <strong>of</strong> Ice”; William M. LEARY, “Edward<br />
V. Rickenbacker’s Reaction to Civil Aviation Policy in the<br />
1930s: A Hidden Dimension”; A. Timothy WARNOCK, “The<br />
Wright Brothers and the U.S. Army Signal Corps, 1905–<br />
1915”; John H. MORROW, “Brave Men Flying: The Wright<br />
Brothers and Military Aviation in World War I”; Tami Davis<br />
BIDDLE, “Strategic Air Warfare: An Analysis”; David T.<br />
COURTWRIGHT, “The Routine Stuff: How Flying Became<br />
a Form <strong>of</strong> Mass Transportation”; Anne Collins GOODYEAR,<br />
“The Effect <strong>of</strong> Flight on Art in the Twentieth Century”;<br />
Dominick A. PISANO, “The Spirit <strong>of</strong> St. Louis—Fact and<br />
Symbol: Misinterpreting a Historic Cultural Artifact”.<br />
3410. DAWSON, Paul Louis. “Luis de Florez and the<br />
Special Devices Division.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/12<br />
(2005): 4696.<br />
Dissertation at George Washington University, 2005. Adviser:<br />
Spector, Ronald. UMI pub. no. 3158505. 331 pp. Florez<br />
promoted the use <strong>of</strong> simulators and other non-operational<br />
equipment.<br />
3411. DAWSON, Virginia P., and Mark D. BOWLES.<br />
(Eds.) Realizing the Dream <strong>of</strong> Flight: Biographical<br />
Essays in Honor <strong>of</strong> the Centennial <strong>of</strong> Flight,<br />
1903–2003. The NASA <strong>History</strong> Series; NASA SP,<br />
2005-4112. (xv + 310 pp.; ill.; DVD; bibl.; index.)<br />
Washington, DC: National Aeronautics and Space<br />
Administration, NASA <strong>History</strong> Division, Office <strong>of</strong><br />
External Relations, 2005.<br />
Enclosed DVD contains proceedings <strong>of</strong> this symposium,<br />
including presentations <strong>of</strong> the authors, their responses, and<br />
supplemental information.<br />
3412. ICHIKAWA Hiroshi. “The Rocketry Development<br />
and the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Armament in the Former-<br />
Soviet Union.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi<br />
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 41 (2002): 138–149.<br />
3413. JIANG Long. “The Establishment <strong>of</strong> Beijing<br />
College <strong>of</strong> Aeronautics and the Aids <strong>of</strong> Soviet Union.”<br />
[Translated title.] In Chinese. Zhongguo Keji Shiliao<br />
25 (2004): 54–80.<br />
3414. MIZUSAWA Hikari. “The Army’s Plan to<br />
Build ‘The Central Aeronautical Institute’ and the<br />
Technology Board’s Prioritizing the Aviation Technology.”<br />
[Translated title.] In Japanese. Kagakusi<br />
Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 42 (2003): 31–39.<br />
3415. MIZUSAWA Hikari. “The Japanese Army’s<br />
Request to Aeronautical Research Institutions during<br />
the Asian-Pacific War.” [Translated title.] In<br />
Japanese. Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) 43 (2004):<br />
22–30.<br />
3416. PETERSEN, Michael Brian. “Engineering<br />
Consent: Peenemuende, National Socialism, and the<br />
V-2 Missile, 1924–1945.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/05<br />
(2005): 1920.<br />
Dissertation at the University <strong>of</strong> Maryland, College Park,<br />
2005. Adviser: Herf, Jeffrey. UMI pub. no. 3175089. 451<br />
pp. Refers to Germany’s Peenemünde missile base.<br />
3417. PHILLIPS MACKOWSKI, Maura. Testing the<br />
Limits: Aviation Medicine and the Origins <strong>of</strong> Manned<br />
Space Flight. Centennial <strong>of</strong> Flight Series. (xii + 289<br />
pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) College Station: Texas A&M<br />
Univ. Press, <strong>2006</strong>. ISBN: 1585444391.<br />
3418. SIDDIQI, Asif A. “The Rockets’ Red Glare:<br />
Spaceflight and the Russian Imagination, 1857–<br />
1957.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4327.