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

1339. REPO, Matti. “Sapiens dominabitur astris.
Die theologische Astrologie Johann Arndts in seinen
Vier Bücher[n] von Wahrem Christentum.” In
MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 349–368.
330-112. PHYSICS AND GENERAL WORKS ON
THE EXACT SCIENCES
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.
330-113. CHEMISTRY
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.
330-114. ALCHEMY
1349. KAHN, Didier. “L’interprétation alchimique
de la Genèse chez Joseph Du Chesne dans le contexte
de ses doctrines alchimiques et cosmologiques.” In
MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 641–692.
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.
330-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
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.
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1352. UGAGLIA, Monica. “The Science of Magnetism
before Gilbert Leonardo Garzoni’s Treatise on
the Loadstone.” Ann. Sci. 63 (2006): 59–84.
330-121. GEOGRAPHY, CARTOGRAPHY, AND
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).”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11 (2005): 4219.
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.
Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University, 2005. Adviser:
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.”
Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005): 796.
Dissertation at the University of California, Berkeley, 2004.
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.
330-122. NATURAL HISTORY
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
Public, edited by Marco BERETTA (Sagamore Beach,
Mass.: Science History Publications, 2005), 13–40.
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.