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

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.”
Isis 97 (2006): 133–139.
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.