Isis Current Bibliography 2010 - History of Science Society

Isis Current Bibliography 

OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND ITS CULTURAL INFLUENCES 

2010 

EDITOR 

STEPHEN P. WELDON 

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS 

JOHN A. STEWART 

JARED S. BUSS 

TECHNICAL CONSULTANT 

SYLWESTER RATOWT 

ADVISORY BOARD 

TOBY APPEL, Medical Historical Library, Yale University 

EMANUELA APPETITI, Smithsonian Institution 

MARK BLANCHARD, OCLC 

CLARK A. ELLIOTT, Belmont, Massachusetts 

MÁRCIA H. M. FERRAZ, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo 

DANIEL GOLDSTEIN, University of California, Davis 

JOY HARVEY, Somerville, Massachusetts 

HENRY LOWOOD, Stanford University Libraries 

KAREN REEDS, Princeton Research Forum 

ROBIN E. RIDER, University of Wisconsin—Madison 

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS 

CHU PINGYI, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

DUAN YAOYONG, Chinese People's Armed Police Force Academy, PRC 

JONATHON ERLEN, University of Pittsburgh, USA 

MOON JOONG-YANG, Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea 

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Contents 

Introduction 

Appendix: Specialized Journals in the History 

of Science and Related Fields 

Journal List 

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A. Tools for Historians of Science 1 

1 General histories of science . . . . . 1 

2 National contexts . . . . . . . . 2 

3 Reference works and repositories . . . 2 

5 Historiography & historical methods . . 3 

6 History of science as a profession . . . 4 

7 Historians of science . . . . . . . 5 

B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding 

Science 8 

10 Philosophy & methods of science . . . 8 

11 Sociological & psychological analysis . . 9 

12 Rhetorical & visual analysis of science . 11 

C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science 

13 

20 Science & society, general . . . . . 13 

21 Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 13 

22 Science & politics, law, economics . . . 14 

23 Science & the arts and literature . . . . 14 

26 Science & race and ethnicity . . . . . 15 

27 Science & gender . . . . . . . . 15 

28 Science & religion . . . . . . . . 16 

29 Science & war . . . . . . . . . 16 

D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization 

17 

40 Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 17 

41 Scientific instruments . . . . . . . 17 

42 Scientific education; educational institutions 18 

43 Professional activities of scientists . . . 18 

E. Disciplinary Classification 20 

101 Occultism & natural magic . . . . . 20 

102 History of philosophy . . . . . . . 20 

103 Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . 20 

110 Astronomy & cosmology . . . . . . 21 

111 Astrology . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

112 Physics; physical sciences, general . . . 22 

113 Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 23 

114 Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

120 Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 24 

121 Geography; cartography; exploration . . 27 

122 Natural history . . . . . . . . . 27 

123 Environmental sciences . . . . . . 28 

124 Paleontology . . . . . . . . . . 29 

130 Biological sciences, general . . . . . 29 

131 Botany . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 

132 Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 29 

133 Heredity; evolution; genetics . . . . . 30 

134 Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 31 

135 Physical anthropology . . . . . . . 31 

136 Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 31 

137 Psychology; comparative psychology . . 32 

140 Social sciences, general . . . . . . 32 

141 Sociology . . . . . . . . . . . 33 

142 Cultural anthropology . . . . . . . 33 

143 Economics . . . . . . . . . . 33 

145 Archaeology . . . . . . . . . . 33 

150 Medicine, general . . . . . . . . 34 

151 Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . . 36 

152 Public health; nutrition; health . . . . 36 

153 Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . 37 

160 Technology, general . . . . . . . 38 

161 Communication & computer technology . 40 

163 Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 40 

F. Classification by Geographical Area and 

Cultural Influence 41 

200 Cultural & cross-cultural contexts . . 41 

1. General histories of science . . . . . 41 

110. Astronomy & cosmology . . . . . 41 

123. Environmental sciences . . . . . . 41 

142. Cultural anthropology . . . . . . 41 

150. Medicine, general . . . . . . . . 41 

152. Public health; nutrition; health . . . . 41 

153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 41 

160. Technology, general . . . . . . . 42 

163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 42 

210 Arabic-Islamic contexts . . . . . . 42 


20. Science & society, general . . . . . 42 

22. Science & politics, law, economics . . 43 

28. Science & religion . . . . . . . 43 

41. Scientific instruments . . . . . . 43 

102. History of philosophy . . . . . . 43 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 43 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 44 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 45 

112. Physics; physical sciences, general . . 45 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 45 

120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 45 

121. Geography; cartography; exploration . . 45 

122. Natural history . . . . . . . . . 45 

132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology . . . . 45 

135. Physical anthropology . . . . . . 46 



153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 46 


161. Communication & computer technology 46 

220 Medieval Byzantine contexts . . . . 46 


101. Occultism & natural magic . . . . . 46 



120. Earth & atmospheric sciences . . . . 47

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151. Psychiatry; medical psychology . . . 47 

153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 47 


230 Asian contexts . . . . . . . . . 47 


10. Philosophy & methods of science . . . 47 



103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 48 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 49 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 50 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 50 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 50 



153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 51 


163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 52 

240 Indian contexts . . . . . . . . . 52 



29. Science & war . . . . . . . . . 52 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 52 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 52 



250 Jewish contexts . . . . . . . . . 53 





111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 53 




137. Psychology; comparative psychology . 53 


260 Native American contexts . . . . . 53 

5. Historiography & historical methods . . 53 




131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 54 


270 African, Australian, and traditional cultural 

contexts . . . . . . . . . 54 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 54 


163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 55 

G. Chronological Classification 56 

300 Prehistory . . . . . . . . . . 56 



311 Ancient Near Eastern contexts . . . 56 

103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 56 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 56 

136. Neurosciences . . . . . . . . . 56 




163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 57 

312 Ancient Greek and Roman contexts . . 57 


3. Reference works and repositories . . . 57 





103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 58 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 58 



114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 59 





130. Biological sciences, general . . . . 59 

131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 59 







153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 60 


320 Medieval Western European contexts . 61 


23. Science & the arts and literature . . . 62 



42. Scientific education; educational institutions 62 

43. Professional activities of scientists . . 63 



103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 70 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 71 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 72 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 72 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 74 





144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 76

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153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 78 


163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 79 

330 Renaissance Western European contexts 79 


2. National contexts . . . . . . . . 80 



12. Rhetorical & visual analysis of science . 81 



40. Scientific institutions . . . . . . . 81 




103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 84 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 85 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 87 


114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 87 




131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 89 







153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 92 


163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 93 

340 17th century . . . . . . . . . 93 









27. Science & gender . . . . . . . . 95 




42. Scientific education; educational institutions 97 




103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 99 

104. Music . . . . . . . . . . . 100 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 100 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 101 

114. Alchemy . . . . . . . . . . 102 




124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 103 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 103 





144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 104 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 105 



350 18th century . . . . . . . . . 106 











42. Scientific education; educational institutions109 




103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 110 


111. Astrology . . . . . . . . . . 113 


113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 113 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 117 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 117 


133. Heredity; evolution; genetics . . . . 117 




140. Social sciences, general . . . . . . 118 

144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 118 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 120 


163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 121 

164. Air & space technology . . . . . . 121 

360 19th century . . . . . . . . . 121 





6. History of science as a profession . . . 124 




21. Science & ethics . . . . . . . . 125 



26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 127

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103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 130 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 133 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 139 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 140 



134. Microbiology; molecular biology . . . 142 





141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 145 


144. Linguistics . . . . . . . . . . 145 

145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 145 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 153 



163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 157 


370 20th century . . . . . . . . . 158 




6. History of science as a profession . . . 159 





26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 162 










103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 166 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 171 





124. Paleontology . . . . . . . . . 176 


131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 177 








141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 182 


143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 182 

145. Archaeology . . . . . . . . . 182 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 192 



163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 196 


375 20th century, late, and 21st century . . 197 



11. Sociological & psychological analysis . 197 





26. Science & race and ethnicity . . . . 200 









103. Mathematics . . . . . . . . . 203 



113. Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . 203 





131. Botany . . . . . . . . . . . 206 








141. Sociology . . . . . . . . . . 209 


143. Economics . . . . . . . . . . 209 




153. Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . 212 



163. Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . 218 


Book Reviews 220

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Author Index 247 

Subject Index 274

Introduction 

The Isis Current Bibliography of the History 

of Science was begun in 1913 by the historian of 

science George Sarton as part of his new journal 

Isis. It seeks to provide, each year, a comprehensive 

survey of the most recent work done in 

the history of science and allied fields. It covers 

all time periods and all disciplines and strives to 

be truly international in scope. Below, readers 

will find information on the use and structure 

of the bibliography as well as directions for access 

to the History of Science, Technology, and 

Medicine database, which includes this bibliography, 

and to other bibliographic sources in the 

history of science and related fields. 

As with all such projects, there are limitations, 

and certain fields of study are not fully 

covered. In addition, the many journals that are 

peripheral to our field cannot be surveyed each 

year. There is sometimes a longer lag time for 

works published in those forums as well as for 

works published by presses outside of North 

America because access is often more difficult. 

Individual contributions are always welcome. 

New in 2010 

Parts of the Isis Bibliography have now been 

made freely available over the Internet through 

the University of Chicago website. PDF files 

of the print bibliographies since 2007 can be 

found at http://www.journals.uchicago. 

edu/loi/isis/. These PDF files are searchable 

and are identical to the hard copy versions. 

Starting with 2007, all bibliographies at least 

one year old will be available without a subscription. 

Last year, I wrote that the Isis data in the 

HistSciMedTech database would soon be accessible 

through the WorldCat.org search engine 

hosted by OCLC (http://www.worldcat. 

org/). Unfortunately this has not happened yet, 

but I hope it will take place sometime this year. 

Until that time, the data in the HistSciMedTech 

database will be accessible to individual subscribers 

who have membership in the Society or 

to researchers who are working in an institution 

with a library subscription to the database. 

This year the bibliography is very full. With 

about 4130 classified entries and over 1200 

reviews (scattered across 950 books), it is the 

fifth largest bibliography that the Society has 

published. It contains citations to 2500 journal 

articles, 175 dissertations, 670 books, and 

625 individually classified chapters. In addition 

there are 500 more citations to chapters and 

journal articles in the contents listings of books 

and article series. One quarter of the works are 

non-English. 

I have surveyed over 250 journals this year, a 

number which includes most of the “rank one” 

journals in our discipline (see the appendix 

following this introduction) as well as over 

130 journals in history, humanities, and social 

sciences. These latter journals my graduate 

students and I have surveyed back five years. I 

want to especially note the very robust medieval 

section made possible by the contributions of 

Steven Livesey over the last few years. Citations 

to works from Asian sources abound. 

Usage Notes 

Naming conventions. Family names are in 

small caps throughout the bibliography. Articles 

such as von, de, and della are usually 

not considered to be part of the last name, but 

this varies by person, country, and language. 

Asian names in Asian publications are often 

given in reverse Western order. Alphabetization 

is by last name of the individual with primary 

responsibility for the text. 

Cross-referencing. Cross-references are 

indicated with [ref.] throughout. Crossreferences 

to book reviews are identified by an 

R before the number, and refer to items in the 

book review section that follows the classified 

listing. 

Indexing of author names. In some instances 

an item will appear twice, once alone and once 

as part of an encompassing work (such as a 

chapter in an edited volume). In those instances, 

the author index lists only the the independent 

citation. 

Subject index. The terminology used in the 

subject index corresponds as closely as possible 

to terminology already in use either in the 

old Isis classification system or in one of the 

companion bibliographies in the History of Science, 

Technology, and Medicine database (see 

below). New subject index terms are drawn 

from the Library of Congress where possible. 

Entirely new terminology is added at the dis-

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cretion of the bibliographer. 

Book reviews. In the book review section, 

reviews are listed alphabetically by author or 

editor of the book. In the author index, they are 

listed under the author of the review, but not 

author of the book. 

Dissertations. Dissertations cited from Dissertation 

Abstracts International have been entered 

from the information in the electronic 

database UMI ProQuest Dissertation and Theses, 

which is a subscription database accessible 

through Proquest at the following website: 

http://wwwlib.umi.com/dissertations/ 

gateway. 

Source notes. In book records, some descriptions 

or contents lists are marked as “from 

WorldCat.” This means that the information 

came directly from the OCLC World- 

Cat database (see http://www.oclc.org/ 

worldcat/) and not from the book itself. 

Where a description states “from the publisher,” 

this means that it was taken from the publisher’s 

website or from its printed catalog. 

Electronic publication conventions. Where 

there are both electronic and print forms of a 

journal record, the entry does not indicate which 

version was used to check the citation. Where 

only an electronic form exists, electronic access 

information is given for the article. In some 

cases, the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) number 

of an the item is listed. DOI numbers are 

unique for all digitally published works. Works 

with a DOI can be located through the internet 

at the following url: http://www.doi.org/. 

Readers should note that access to e-published 

articles often requires a subscription or a fee. 

Many libraries will have such subscriptions but 

this varies widely. 

General Note on Classification 

The current Isis classification system for 

works in the history of science is a two-level 

hierarchy. It emphasizes time period and discipline, 

and the bulk of the bibliography is 

found in section G. Section F deals with geographically 

based cultural traditions. It is 

designed for subjects that are either not part 

of the Western scientific tradition or, as in the 

case of Islamic science, often studied apart 

from the Western historical tradition. Section E 

holds items classified by discipline that do not 

fit into the narrower chronological or cultural 

sections. Sections A through D accommodate 

works either that are very general, that focus on 

non-disciplinary topics, or that have a specific 

analytical framework. 

Items whose subjects are confined to a particular 

chronological period in the Western scientific 

tradition will be found in that time period. 

Where a subject stretches between two periods, 

the item will be in the earlier period. Where 

a subject encompasses more than two chronological 

periods, the item will be placed in the 

topical or disciplinary category in the first part 

of the bibliography. 

Where an item covers two disciplinary fields, 

it will probably be classified in one of the two 

fields. Items covering three or more widely 

disparate fields will usually be classified in a 

non-disciplinary category. 

All items are entered only once. Because 

most works could easily be classified in more 

than one subject area, it is impossible for each 

classification division to contain a comprehensive 

list of all works relevant to that subject. 

Users should consult the subject index for a 

thorough coverage of topics. 

For a more detailed description of this system, 

see the introduction to this bibliography 

in volume 93 (2002): pp. vii–viii. You 

can also find my history of the Isis classification 

system in Circumscribere volume 

6 (2009), which can be accessed online at 

http://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/ 

circumhc/article/view/1942. 

HistSciTechMed Database 

Online access to the Isis Current Bibliography 

data is through the History of Science, 

Technology, and Medicine database 

(HistSciTechMed, formerly HSTM). It is 

hosted by OCLC and available through its First- 

Search platform. HistSciTechMed contains all 

of the data from the Isis bibliographies from 

1974 to the present. In addition, it contains 

data from three other bibliographies: the Current 

Bibliography in the History of Technology, 

containing entries from 1987 to the present; 

the Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della Scienza 

(BISS) from 1982 to the present; and data from 

the Wellcome Bibliography for the History of 

Medicine from 1991 to 2004, supplemented 

regularly with monograph citations supplied 

by the Wellcome Library for the History and 

Understanding of Medicine. 

HistSciTechMed can be accessed through 

libraries or institutions with a subscription to 

the service or by individuals who are members 

of the History of Science Society. For 

individual member access, go to the HSS web 

site http://www.hssonline.org/teaching/ 

teaching_databasenew.html and follow the 

instructions for access. 

Searching the HistSciTechMed database. Because 

HistSciTechMed contains data compiled 

by several independent bibliographers, no rigid

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terminological standard for indexing exists— 

only a loose set of conventions. Researchers 

using the HistSciTechMed database might find 

it useful to use the subject index in this volume 

to help them with their searches; in addition 

they should try variations of terms and alternatives. 

Information about classification and 

indexing can be accessed and downloaded online 

as well through the Isis CB website http: 

//www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/. 

Other Bibliographic Sources 

There exist numerous specialized bibliographies 

dealing with the history of science. To 

find them, search this and previous issues of 

the Isis Current Bibliography. In addition to 

these singly published bibliographies, there are 

annual publications in various fields that readers 

should consult, many of which are available 

through the internet. Below is a short and incomplete 

list. 

The Bibliografia Italiana di Storia della 

Scienza is annually updated and has special 

strengths in Italian language sources. Their 

web site gives access to a searchable version 

of their database in either Italian or English, 

and has links to other useful resources. 

(See http://galileo.imss.firenze.it/ 

biblio/ebiss.html.) 

There is a periodically updated list of 

current works on Islamic science in the Islamic 

Science Newsletter available online at 

http://islamsci.mcgill.ca/. The Scientific 

Instrument Commission has an online 

bibliography of over 3,000 works at http: 

//www.sic.iuhps.org/in_bibrm.htm. 

There are also two serially published bibliographies 

of note: The “Abstracts” section in 

each issue of Historia Mathematica by Glen 

Van Brummelen is an excellent annotated bibliography 

for the history of mathematics. Also, 

the “Bibliography of the History of Australian 

Science” compiled by J. Horacek in each volume 

of Historical Records of Australian Science 

provides important references to Australian 

scientific history. 

In addition, readers should be aware of the 

Bright Sparcs website (http://www.asap. 

unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/), which includes 

biographical information as well as references 

to archival and bibliographical materials for 

Australians involved in the development of 

the sciences, technology, and medicine. An 

especially large bibliography on American 

science can be downloaded from http:// 

home.earthlink.net/˜claelliott/ which 

is maintained by Clark Elliott. 

Finally, there is an important list of internet 

links to resources in the history of science 

worldwide from the World History of Science 

Online website (see http://www.dhst-whso. 

org/. This site is supported by the International 

Union of History and Philosophy of 

Science/Division of History of Science and 

Technology (IUHPS/DHST). 

The Isis Bibliography website (http: 

//www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/) 

has links to these online resources and provides 

general information about the bibliography, its 

purpose, history, and ways of contributing to 

the project. The bibliographer welcomes comments 

and suggestions as well as notice of new 

publications for inclusion in future issues. 

Acknowledgements 

I want to thank those individuals who have 

corresponded with me over the past year. If you 

don’t see all of the citations that you sent to me, 

it may be that we have not yet had a chance to 

fully proofread the entries. In most cases, these 

entries will appear next year. Emanuela Appetiti, 

Lawrence S. Larsen, and Márcia Ferraz 

helped with foreign language proofing. Steven 

Livesey has annually provided help with locating 

hard-to-find medieval citations. I am 

fortunate to have an active panel of contributors 

and an extremely helpful advisory board. 

The graduate students in the History of Science 

Department at the University of Oklahoma provide 

the daily support for this project. This year 

my assistants have been John Stewart and Jared 

Buss. 

This bibliography would not be possible 

without the twin support of the History of Science 

Society and the University of Oklahoma. 

Especially important to mention are the many 

people who have given generously to financially 

support this project, and their contributions are 

recognized in the HSS Bibliographer’s Fund 

announcement at the front of this volume. 

Stephen P. Weldon 

Norman, Oklahoma

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Information for Contributors 

Scholars publishing or knowing of articles pertinent to the scope of the CB should notify the Isis 

Current Bibliography office: Send all contributions to Stephen P. Weldon, Department of History of 

Science, 601 Elm St., Room 618, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 73019–3106; email: 

isiscb@ou.edu; web page: http://www.ou.edu/cas/hsci/isis/website/. For those wishing 

to contribute an entry or entries, please send as much information about the items as possible. Use 

the entries in this bibliography to guide you. Descriptive remarks are encouraged but should be kept 

to about fifty words.

Appendix: Specialized Journals in the History of Science and Related 

Fields 

This list focuses on currently published journals in the history of science, but it also includes journals 

in related fields, such as the history of technology and medicine as well as the philosophy and 

social studies of science, technology, and medicine. These journals represent major peer-reviewed 

publications of record in this field. Readers should note that a number of journals on this list have 

not been scanned recently, but that it is the intention to do so in the near future. 

Readers wishing to find out whether articles from journals on this list have been cited in this 

bibliography should turn to the longer jourals list following this appendix, where an asterisk indicates 

at least one citation appears from the journal this year. 

Acta Historiae Rerum Naturalium necnon Technicarum 

Aestimatio: Critical Reviews in the History of Science 

Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and Judaism 

Ambix: Journal of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry 

Analecta: Studia i Materialy z Dziejów Nauki 

Annals of Science: The History of Science and Technology 

Antilia: Revista Española de Historia de las Ciencias de la Naturaleza y de la Tecnología 

Apeiron: Journal for Ancient Philosophy and Science 

Arabic Sciences and Philosophy 

Archive for History of Exact Sciences 

Archives Internationales d’Histoire des Sciences 

Archives of Natural History 

Asclepio: Archivo Iberoamericano de Historia de la Medicina 

Asian Medicine: Tradition and Modernity 

Azogue: Revista Electrónica Dedicada al Estudio Histórico-Crítico de la Alquimia 

Beiträge zur Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik 

Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte 

Bollettino di Storia delle Scienze Matematiche 

British Journal for the History of Science 

British Society for the History of Mathematics Bulletin 

Bulletin for the History of Chemistry 

Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 

Bulletin of the History of Archaeology 

Bulletin of the History of Medicine 

Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 

Canadian Bulletin of Medical History/Bulletin Canadien d’Historie de la Medecine 

Centaurus: International Magazine of the History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology 

Chemical Heritage 

Chinese Journal for the History of Science and Technology 

Circumscribere: International Journal for the History of Science 

Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and Technology 

Cronos: Cuadernos Valencianos de Historia de la Medicina y de la Ciencia 

Culture and Cosmos 

Dynamis: Acta Hispanica ad Medicinae Scientiatumque Historiam Illustrandam 

Early Science and Medicine: A Journal for the Study of Science, Technology and Medicine in the Pre-modern 

Period 

Earth Sciences History: Journal of the History of the Earth Sciences Society 

East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal 

East Asian Science, Technology, and Medicine 

Endeavour: Review of the Progress of Science 

Engineering Studies 

Environmental History 

Foundations of Chemistry

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Appendix: History of Science Journals 

Galenos: Rivista di Filologia dei Testi Medici Antichi 

Galilaeana: Journal of Galilean Studies 

Gesnerus 

Histoire and Mesure 

Histoire des Sciences Médicales 

Historia Mathematica 

Historia Scientiarum: International Journal of the History of Science Society of Japan 

História, Ciências, Saúde—Manguinhos 

Historical Records of Australian Science 

Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences 

History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences 

History and Technology 

History of Meteorology 

History of Psychiatry 

History of Psychology 

History of Science 

History of the Human Sciences 

HOST: Journal of History of Science and Technology 

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing 

Imago Mundi: A Review of Early Cartography 

Indian Journal of History of Science 

Isis: International Review Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences 

Journal for the History of Astronomy 

Journal l’Electronique d’Histoire des Probabilités et de la Statistique 

Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage 

Journal of the History of Biology 

Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 

Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 

Journal of the History of the Neurosciences 

Kagakushi Kenkyu (History of Chemistry) 

Kagakusi Kenkyu (History of Science) 

Korot: The Israel Journal of the History of Medicine and Science 

Kritiki: Critical Science and Education 

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki 

Llull: Boletin de la Sociedad Española de Historia de las Ciencias 

Lychnos 

Mathesis: Filosofía e Historia de las Matemáticas 

Medical History 

Medicine Studies 

Medizin, Gesellschaft, und Geschichte 

Medizinhistorisches Journal 

Metascience: An International Review Journal for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Science 

MHNH (Revista Internacional de Investigación sobre Magia y Astrología Antiguas) 

Micrologus: Natura, Scienze e Società Medievali 

Minerva: A Review of Science, Learning and Policy 

Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker, Fachgruppe Geschichte der Chemie 

Monografie z Dziejow Nauki i Techniki 

Neusis: The Greek Journal for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology 

Noesis: Travaux du Comité Roumain d’Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences 

Notes and Records of the Royal Society 

NTM: Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, Technik und Medizin 

Nuncius: Annall di Storia della Scienza 

Organon: International Review 

Osiris: A Research Journal Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences 

Osmanli Bilimi Arastirmalari: Studies in Ottoman Science 

Perspectives on Science 

Pharmacy in History 

Philosophia Naturalis 

Physics in Perspective 

Physis: Rivista Intemazionale di Stotia della Scienza 

Polhem: Tidskrift för Teknikhistoria

Appendix: History of Science Journals 

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Public Understanding of Science 

Quaderns d’Història de l’Enginyeria 

Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie 

Revue d’Histoire des Mathématiques 

Revue d’Histoire des Sciences 

Revue des Questions Scientifiques 

Rittenhouse: Journal of the American Scientific Instrument Enterprise 

Rutherford Journal: The New Zealand Journal for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology 

Saber y Tiempo: Revista de Historia de la Ciencia 

Sciamvs: Sources and Commentaries in Exact Sciences 

Science as Culture 

Science in Context 

Science, Technology and Human Values 

Scientia Canadensis: Journal of the History of Canadian Science, Technology, and Medicine 

Social History of Medicine 

Social Studies of Science 

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and 

Biomedical Sciences 

Studium: Tijdschrift voor Wetenschaps- en Universiteitgeschiedenis 

Sudhoffs Archiv: Zeitschrift für Wissenschaftsgeschichte 

Suhayl: Journal for the History of the Exact and Natural Sciences in Islamic Civilisation 

Technikgeschichte: Beiträge zur Geschichte der Technik und Industrie 

Technology and Culture 

Transactions of the Newcomen Society 

VIET: Voprosy Istorii Estestvoznaniia i Tekhniki 

Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 

Zhongguo Keji Shiliao (China Historical Materials of Science and Technology) 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu (Studies in the History of Natural Sciences)

Journal List 

The list of journal abbreviations below is a cumulative list that includes journals cited in past 

volumes of this bibliography. The asterisks indicate that a journal is cited this year. 

*1650-1850 1650–1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and 

Inquiries in the Early Modern Era (1065-3112) 

Abaco Abaco (0213-6252) 

Achad. Leonardi Vinci Achademia Leonardi Vinci 

Acta Bot. Neerlandica Acta Botanica Neerlaudica 

Acta Comeniana Acta Comeniana: Archiv pro 

Bádáni o Zivote díle Jana Amose Komenského 

*Acta Geod. Geophys. Hung. Acta Geodaetica et 

Geophysica Hungarica (1217-8977) 

Acta Hist. Astron. Acta Historica Astronomiae 

(1422-8521) 

Acta Hist. Rerum Nat. Tech. Acta Historiae Rerum 

Naturalium necnon Technicarum (1211-958X) 

Acta Musei Morav. Supp. Acta Musei Moraviae. 

Supplementum: Folai Mendeliana (0085-0748) 

*Acta Phil. Acta Philosophica (1121-2179) 

*Aestimatio Aestimatio (1549-4497) 

*Agr. Hist. Agricultural History (0002-1482) 

*Air Power Hist. Air Power History (1044-016X) 

al-Qanṭara al-Qanṭara (0211-3589) 

Alabama Rev. Alabama Review 

Albion Albion (0095-1390) 

*Aleph Aleph: Historical Studies in Science and 

Judaism (1565-1525) 

Allg. Z. Phil. Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie 

*Ambix Ambix (0002-6980) 

Amer. Anthropol. American Anthropologist 

Amer. Antiq. American Antiquity (0002-7316) 

Amer. Behav. Sci. American Behavioral Scientist 

Amer. Cath. Phil. Quart. American Catholic 

Philosophical Quarterly (1051-3558) 

*Amer. Hist. Rev. American Historical Review 

(0002-8762) 

Amer. Imago American Imago (0065-860X) 

Amer. Ind. Cult. Res. J. American Indian Culture and 

Research Journal (0161-6463) 

*Amer. Ind. Quart. American Indian Quarterly 

Amer. J. Archaeol. American Journal of Archaeology 

Amer. J. Philol. American Journal of Philology 

(0002-9475) 

Amer. J. Phys. American Journal of Physics 

(0002-9505) 

Amer. J. Psychol. American Journal of Psychology 

Amer. J. Sociol. American Journal of Sociology 

(0002-9602) 

Amer. Jewish Hist. American Jewish History 

(0164-0178) 

Amer. Lit. Hist. American Literary History 

(0896-7148) 

Amer. Math. Mon. American Mathematical Monthly 

Amer. Neptune American Neptune (0003-0155) 

Amer. Paleon. American Paleontologist (1066-8772) 

Amer. Phil. Quart. American Philosophical Quarterly 

Amer. Psychol. American Psychologist 

*Amer. Quart. American Quarterly 

Amer. Sch. American Scholar 

Amer. Scient. American Scientist (0003-0996) 

Amer. Sociol. American Sociologist 

Amer. Sociol. Rev. American Sociological Review 

*Amer. Stud. American Studies 

Amer. Stud. Internat. American Studies International 

Americas Americas (0003-1615) 

Analecta Analecta: Studia i Materialy z Dziejów 

Nauki (1230-1159) 

Ancient Phil. Ancient Philosophy (0740-2007) 

Ancient World Ancient World 

Angewan. Chem. Angewandte Chemie (0044-8249) 

Angewan. Chem. Int. Ed. Angewandte Chemie 

International Edition (0721-4227) 

Anglo-Saxon Engl. Anglo-Saxon England 

Ann. Amer. Acad. Polit. Soc. Sci. Annals of the 

American Academy of Political and Social 

Science (0002-7162) 

Ann. Assoc. Amer. Geogr. Annals of the Association 

of American Geographers 

Ann. Bourgogne Annales de Bourgogne 

Ann. Carnegie Mus. Annals of Carnegie Museum 

(0097-4463) 

Ann. Démogr. Hist. Annales de Démographie 

Historique 

*Ann. Hist. Comput. IEEE Annals of the History of 

Computing (1058-6180) 

*Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. Annals of the History and 

Philosophy of Biology (0944-3266) 

Ann. Hist. Revol. Fran. Annales historiques de la 

Révolution française (0003-4436) 

Ann. Iowa Annals of Iowa 

Ann. Ist. Ital. Stud. Stor. Annali dell’Istituto Italiano 

per gli Studi Storici 

Ann. Midi Annales du Midi (0003-4398) 

Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. Annals of the New York 

Academy of Sciences (0077-8923) 

Ann. Naturhist. Mus. Wien Annalen des 

Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien 

Ann. Physik Annalen der Physik (0003-3804) 

Ann. Psychol. Année Psychologique (0003-5033) 

*Ann. Sci. Annals of Science (0003-3790) 

Ann. Sociol. L’Année Sociologique 

Ann. Stor. Univ. Ital. Annali di storia delle università 

italiane (1127-8250) 

Ann. Univ. Ferrara Fil. Annali dell’Università di 

Ferrara. Sezione 3, Filosofia. Discussion papers 

Annales Annales. Histoire, sciences sociales 

(0395-2649) 

Annales historiques de l’électricité 

Annu. Rev. Anthropol. Annual Review of 

Anthropology 

Annu. Rev. Phytopathol. Annual Review of 

Phytopathology

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Annu. Rev. Sociol. Annual Review of Sociology 

Anthropos Anthropos: Revista de Documentación 

Cientifica de la Culturade 

Anthropozoologica Anthropozoologica (0761-3032) 

Antike Naturwiss. Rezept. Antike Naturwissenschaft 

und Ihre Rezeption (0942-0398) 

Antilia Antilia: Revista Española de Historia de las 

Ciencias de la Naturaleza y de la Tecnología 

(1136-2049) 

Antiq. Horology Antiquarian Horology and the 

Proceedings of the Antiquarian Horological 

Society (0003-5785) 

Antiquité Cl. Antiquité Classique 

Antiquity Antiquity (0003-598X) 

ANZ J. Surg. ANZ Journal of Surgery 

*Apeiron Apeiron (0003-6390) 

Appl. Spectro. Applied Spectroscopy (0003-7028) 

APS News APS News (1058-8132) 

*Arab. Sci. Phil. Arabic Sciences and Philosophy 

(0957-4239) 

Arbor Arbor: Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura 

Arch. Begriffsgesch. Archiv für Begriffsgeschichte 

Arch. Eur. Sociol. Archives Européennes de 

Sociologie 

*Arch. Franciscanum Hist. Archivum Franciscanum 

Historicum (0004-0665) 

Arch. Gesch. Phil. Archiv für Geschichte der 

Philosophie (0003-9101) 

*Arch. Hist. Doct. Litt. Moyen Age Archives 

d’Histoire Doctrinale et Littéraire du Moyen Âge 

(0373-5478) 

*Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. Archive for History of Exact 

Sciences (0003-9519) 

Arch. Hist. Filozof. Myśli Społechnej Archiwum 

Historii Filozofii i Myśli Społechnej (0066-6874) 

*Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. Archives Internationales 

d’histoire des Sciences (0003-9810) 

Arch. Kulturgesch. Archiv für Kulturgeschichte 

*Arch. Natur. Hist. Archives of Natural History 

(0260-9541) 

Arch. Phil. (Paris) Archives de Philosophie 

Arch. Reformationsgesch. Archiv für 

Reformationsgeschichte 

*Arch. Sci. Comp. Rendu Seances Soc. Phys. Hist. 

Nat. Geneve Archives des Sciences et Compte 

Rendu des Seances de la Societe de Physique et 

d’Histoire Naturelle de Geneve (0252-9289) 

Arch. Sci. Soc. Relig. Archives de Sciences Sociales 

des Religions 

Arch. Stor. Province Napoletane Archivio Storico per 

le Province Napoletane (0392-0267) 

Arch. Trentino Archivio Trentino 

Archaeoastronomy J. Astro. Cult. 

Archaeoastronomy: The Journal of Astronomy in 

Culture (0190-9940) 

Archaeometry Archaeometry (0003-813X) 

Architect. Hist. Architectural History (0066-622X) 

Archiwum Hist. Filozofii Med. Archiwum Historii i 

Filozofii Medycyny 

Arctos Arctos: Acta Philologica Fennica 

Arkansas Hist. Quart. Arkansas Historical Quarterly 

Arms Arm. Soc. J. Arms and Armour Society Journal 

(0004-2439) 

Art Bull. Art Bulletin 

Arte Medievale Arte Medievale (0393-7267) 

Arxiu de Textos Catalans Antics (0211-9811) 

*Asclepio Asclepio (0210-4466) 

*Asian Med. Asian Medicine: Tradition and 

Modernity (1573-420X) 

Astron. Nachricht. Astronomische Nachrichten 

(0004-6337) 

Astrophy. & Space Sci. Astrophysics and Space 

Science (0004-640X) 

Atene Roma Atene e Roma: Rassegna Trimestrale 

dell’Associazione ltaliana di Cultura Classica 

ATQ ATQ (1078-3377) 

Atti Accad. Rover. Agiati Contr. Cl. Sci. Mat. Fis. 

Nat. Atti della Accademia Roveretana degli 

Agiati, Contributi della Classe di Scienze 

Matematiche, Fisiche e Naturali 

Atti Accad. Rover. Agiati Fasc. A Accademia 

Roveretana degli Agiati. Atti. Fasc. A: Classe di 

Scienze Umane, Lettere ed Arti (1122-6064) 

Atti Accad. Sci. Torino Cl. Sci. Mor. Stor. Filol. Atti 

della Accademia delle Scienza di Torino, Classe di 

Scienze Morali, Storiche e Filologiche 

Atti Ist. Veneto Sci. Lett. Arti Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Nat. 

Atti dell’ Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed 

Atti, Classe di Scienze Fische, Matematiche e 

Naturali 

*Atti mem. Accad. Galilei. (Pt. 2 ... sci. mat. nat.) 

Atti e memorie dell’Accademia Galileiana (Pt. 2, 

Memorie della classe di scienze matematiche e 

naturali) (0392-0755) 

Atti Mem. Accad. Naz. Sci. Lett. Arti Modena Atti e 

Memorie, Accademia Nazionale di Scienze, 

Lettere e Atti Modena 

Atti Mem. Accad. Patavina Sci. Lett. Arti Cl. Sci. 

Mat. Natur. Atti e Memorie dell’Accademia 

Patavina di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, Classe di 

Scienze Matematiche e Naturali 

Aurora Aurora: Jahrbuch der 

Eichendorff-Gesellschaft 

Aust. J. Pol. Hist. Australian Journal of Politics and 

History (0004-9522) 

*Austral. Hist. Stud. Australian Historical Studies 

(1031-461X) 

Austral. J. Bot. Australian Journal of Botany 

(0067-1924) 

Australas. J. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 

Auto/Biogr. Studies Auto/Biography Studies 

Azogue Azogue (1575-8184) 

Behavior. Behaviorology (1047-8663) 

Beit. Gesch. Geophy. Kos. Phys. Beiträge zur 

Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik 

(1615-2628) 

*Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. Berichte zur 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte (0170-6233) 

Bibl. École Chartes Bibliothèque de l’École des 

Chartes (0373-6237) 

Bibl. Hum. Renaiss. Bibliothèque d’humanisme et 

renaissance. Travaux et documents (0006-1999) 

Bibliofilla La Bibliofilla: Rivista di Storia del Libro e 

di Bibliografia 

Biogr. Mem. Fellows Royal Soc. Biographical 

Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 

(0080-4606) 

Biogr. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sci. Biographical Memoirs 

of the National Academy of Sciences 

*Biol. & Phil. Biology and Philosophy (0169-3867)

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Biol. Rev. Publ. Cambridge Phil. Sci. Biological 

Reviews Published for the Cambridge 

Philosophical Society 

Biometrika Biometrika 

BKI Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land-, en Volkenkunde 

*Boch. Phil. Jahr. Bochumer Philosophisches 

Jahrbuch fur Antike und Mittelalter (1384-6663) 

Boll. Soc. Stud. Fiorentini Bollettino della Società di 

Studi Fiorentini 

*Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. Bollettino di Storia delle 

Scienze Matematiche (0392-4432) 

Book Hist. Book History (1098-7371) 

Boston Stud. Phil. Sci. Boston Studies in the 

Philosophy of Science 

*Bot. J. Linn. Soc. Botanical Journal of the Linnean 

Society (1095-8339) 

Bot. Rev. Botanical Review 

Brentano Stud. Brentano Studien (0935-7009) 

Brit. J. 18th-Cent. Stud. British Journal for 

Eighteenth-Century Studies 

Brit. J. Hist. Phil. British Journal for the History of 

Philosophy (0960-8788) 

*Brit. J. Hist. Sci. British Journal for the History of 


*Brit. J. Mid. East Stud. British Journal of Middle 

Eastern Studies 

Brit. J. Phil. Sci. British Journal for the Philosophy 

of Science (0007-0882) 

Brit. J. Sociol British Journal of Sociology 

*Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. British Society for the 

History of Mathematics Bulletin (1749-8430) 

Britannia Britannia: Journal of Romano-British and 

Kindred Studies 

*Bruniana Campanelliana Bruniana & 

Campanelliana: Ricerche Filosofiche e Materiali 

Storico-testuali 

Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. Bulletin of the American 

Mathematical Society 

Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc. Bulletin of the American 

Meteorological Society (0003-0007) 

Bull. Ass. Guillaume Budé Bulletin de l’Association 

Guillaume Budé 

Bull. Atom. Sci. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 

Bull. Ecol. Soc. Amer. Bulletin of the Ecological 

Society of America (0012-9623) 

Bull. École Franç. Extrême-Orient Bulletin de 

l’École Française d’Extrême-Orient 

*Bull. Hist. Archaeol. Bulletin of the History of 

Archaeology 

*Bull. Hist. Chem. Bulletin for the History of 

Chemistry (1053-4385) 

*Bull. Hist. Med. Bulletin of the History of Medicine 

(0007-5140) 

Bull. Hist. Polit. Bulletin d’Histoire Politique 

*Bull. Latin Amer. Res. Bulletin of Latin American 

Research 

Bull. Mém. Soc. Anthropol. Paris Bulletins et 

Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris 

Bull. Menninger Clin. Bulletin of the Menninger 

Clinic 

*Bull. Pacif. Circle Bulletin of the Pacific Circle 

(1520-3581) 

*Bull. Phil. Médiév. Bulletin de Philosophie 

Médiévale (0068-4023) 

Bull. Philol. Hist. Bulletin Philologique et Historique 

du Comité des Travaux Historiques et 

Scientifiques 

Bull. Sch. Orient. Afr. Stud. Bulletin of the School of 

Oriental and African Studies [London University] 

Bull. Sci. Instr. Soc. Bulletin of the Scientific 

Instrument Society (0956-8271) 

*Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. Bulletin of Science, 

Technology & Society (0270-4676) 

Bull. Soc. Amis Biblio. École Polytech. Bulletin de la 

Société des Amis de la Bibliothèque de l’École 

Polytechnique 

Bull. Soc. Etud. Sci. Archeol. Draguignan Du Var 

Bulletin de la Société d’Etudes Scientifiques et 

Archeologiques de Draguignan et Du Var 

Bus. Econ. Hist. Business and Economic History 

Bus. Hist. Business History 

Bus. Hist. Rev. Business History Review 

Byzantinische Z. Byzantinische Zeitschrift 

Cadernos Pagu Cadernos Pagu (0104-8333) 

Caduceus Caduceus (0882-6447) 

Cah. Civilisation Médiévale Cahiers de Civilisation 

Médiévale 

Cah. Hist. Tech. Cahier d’Histoire des techniques 

(1158-8403) 

Cah. Monde Russe Cahiers du monde russe 

(1252-6576) 

Cah. Sci. Vie Les Cahiers de Science et Vie 

Cahiers Hist. Phil. Sci. Cahiers d’Histoire et de 

Philosophie des Sciences. Nouvelle Serie 

(0221-3664) 

*Can. Bull. Med. Hist. Canadian Bulletin of Medical 

History/Bulletin Canadien d’Historie de la 

Medecine (0823-2105) 

*Can. Hist. Rev. Canadian Historical Review 

*Can. J. Hist. Canadian Journal of History 

(0008-4107) 

Can. J. Phil. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 

Can.-Amer. Slav. Stud. Canadian-American Slavic 

Studies (0090-8290) 

*Carib. Stud. Caribbean Studies 

Cartographica Cartographica 

*Cath. Hist. Rev. The Catholic Historical Review 

(0008-8080) 

Cauda Pavonis Cauda Pavonis: The Hermetic Text 

Society Newsletter 

*Cent. Eur. Hist. Central European History 

(0008-9389) 

*Centaurus Centaurus (0008-8994) 

Centennial Rev. Centennial Review 

*Chem. Heritage Chemical Heritage (0736-4555) 

ChemPhysChem ChemPhysChem 

*China Quart. China Quarterly 

*Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. Chinese Journal for the 

History of Science and Technology (1673-1441) 

Chron. Okla. Chronicles of Oklahoma (0009-6024) 

Chrysopoeia Chrysopoeia (0984-7340) 

Church Hist. Church History (0009-6407) 

Churchill Rev. Churchill Review 

Cien. Hoje Ciência Hoje (0101-8515) 

*Circumscribere Circumscribere: International 

Journal for the History of Science (1980-7651) 

Cl. J. Classical Journal 

Cl. Philol. Classical Philology 

Cl. Quart. Classical Quarterly

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Cl. Rev. Classical Review 

Cl. World Classical World 

Clin. Chem. Clinical Chemistry (0009-9147) 

Clio Clio: Interdisciplinary Journal of Literature, 

History, and the Philosophy of History 

*Col. Latin Amer. Rev. Colonial Latin American 

Review 

College Math. J. College Mathematics Journal 

(0746-8342) 

Comm. ACM Communications of the Association for 

Computing Machinery (ACM) 

*Common Knowl. Common Knowledge 

(0961-754X) 

*Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. Comparative Studies in 

Society and History 

Compendium Compendium 

Compt. Rend. Acad. Inscriptions Belles Lett. 

Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Inscriptions 

et Belles-Lettres 

Comptes Rend. Congr. Nat. Soc. Savant. Sect. Sci. 

Comptes Rendus du Congrès National des 

Sociétés Savantes, Section des Sciences 

Conecta Conecta: Boletin de Noticias de Historia de 

la Ciencia, la Medicina y la Tecnologia 

(1576-4826) 

Conf. Soc. Philomath. Paris Les Conférences de la 

Sociétés Philomathique de Paris 

*Configurations Configurations (1063-1801) 

Construc. Hist. Construction History 

Cont. Europ. Hist. Contemporary European History 

(0960-7773) 

Contin. & Change Continuity and Change 

(0268-4160) 

Coord. Online J. Map Geog. Round Table 

Coordinates: Online Journal of the Map and 

Geography Round Table, American Library 

Association. (1553-3247) 

*Corpus Corpus: Revue de Philosophie 

Crit. Inq. Critical Inquiry (0093-1896) 

Cromohs Cromohs (1123-7023) 

Cronos Cronos (1139-711X) 

Cryptologia Cryptologia 

Cuad. Hist. Med. Españ. Cuadernos de História de la 

Medicina Española 

Cuadern. Hist. Contemp. Cuadernos de Historia 

Contemporánea (0214-400X) 

Cult. & Cosmos Culture and Cosmos (1368-6534) 

Cult. Anthropol. Cultural Anthropology 

Cult. Critique Cultural Critique 

Cult. Dynam. Cultural Dynamics (0921-3740) 

Cult. Med. Psychiat. Culture, Medicine and 

Psychiatry 

Cult. Scu. Cultura e Scuola 

Cultura (Rome) Cultura: Rivista Trimestriale 

Curr. Anthropol. Current Anthropology 

Czech Hist. Rev. Ceský casopis historický 

(0862-6111) 

Dae-Dong-Mun-Hwa-Yongu 

Dae-Dong-Mun-Hwa-Yongu (The Journal of 

Eastern Studies) 

Dædalus Dædalus (0011-5266) 

Dahlemer Archivgespr. Dahlemer Archivgespräche 

(1431-6641) 

Dalhousie Rev. Dalhousie Review 

Danish Yearbk. Phil. Danish Yearbook of Philosophy 

Daphnis Daphnis: Zeitschrift für Mittlerc Deutsche 

Literatur 

Deut. Arch. Erforschung Mittel. Deutsches Archiv 

für Erforschung des Mittelalters (0012-1223) 

Deut. Vierteljahrsschr. Literaturwiss. Geistesgesch. 

Deutsch Vierteljahrsschrift für 

Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte 

Deut. Z. Phil. Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 

Dialectica Dialectica: International Review of 

Philosophy of Knowledge 

Dialogue Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review 

Dianoia Dianoia: Annali di storia della filosofia 

(1125-1514) 

Diderot Stud. Diderot Studies 

Differences Differences: A Journal of Feminist 

Cultural Studies 

Dilthey-Jahrb. Dilthey-Jahrbuch für Philosophic und 

Geschichte der Geisteswissenschaften 

DIO DIO 

Diogenes Diogenes (0392-1921) 

Diplomatic Hist. Diplomatic History 

Discurso Discurso (0188-1825) 

*Diss. Abstr. Int. A Dissertation Abstracts 

International. A (0419-4209) 

*Diss. Abstr. Int. B Dissertation Abstracts 

International. B (0419-4217) 

Diss. Abstr. Int. C Dissertation Abstracts 

International. C (1042-7279) 

Dix-huit. Siècle Dix-huitième siècle (0070-6760) 

*Docum. Stud. Trad. Fil. Mediev. Documenti e Studi 

Sulla Tradizione Filosofica Medievale 

Dong Bang Hak Chi Dong Bang Hak Chi (The 

Journal of Korean Studies) 

Dubrovnik Ann. Dubrovnik Annals (1331-3878) 

Dumbarton Oaks Pap. Dumbarton Oaks Papers 

(0070-7546) 

Durham Univ. J. Durham University Journal 

(0012-7280) 

Durkheim. Stud. Durkheimian Studies (1362-024X) 

*Dynamis Dynamis (0211-9536) 

E.I.A.L. Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America 

Latina y el Caribe (07927061) 

*Early Amer. Stud. Early American Studies 

*Early Mediev. Eur. Early Medieval Europe 

(0963-9462) 

*Early Sci. & Med. Early Science and Medicine 

(1383-7427) 

*Earth Sci. Hist. Earth Sciences History 

(0736-623X) 

*East Asian STS East Asian Science, Technology and 

Society: An International Journal 

East Eur. Quart. East European Quarterly 

EASTM East Asian Science, Technology, and 

Medicine (1562-918X) 

Ecology Ecology (0012-9658) 

Econ. & Soc. Economy and Society 

Econ. Bot. Economic Botany 

Econ. Hist. Rev. Economic History Review 

Ecosystems Ecosystems (1432-9840) 

Eighteenth Cent. Theory Interpr. Eighteenth Century: 

Theory and Interpretation 

*Eighteenth-Cent. Life Eighteenth-Century Life 

*Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. Eighteenth-Century Studies 

(0013-2586)

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ELH ELH: English Literary History (0013-8304) 

*Endeavour Endeavour (0160-9327) 

Éndoxa Éndoxa (1133-5351) 

*Eng. Stud. Engineering Studies (1937-8629) 

Engl. Hist. Rev. English Historical Review 

Engl. Lang. Notes English Language Notes 

Engl. Stud. English Studies 

Enlight. & Dissent Enlightenment and Dissent 

(0262-7612) 

Environ. & Hist. Environment and History 

*Environ. Hist. Environmental History (1084-5453) 

Eos Eos: Transactions, American Geophysical Union 

(0096-3941) 

Episteme Episteme: Filosofia e História da Ciência 

em Revista (1413 - 5736) 

Epistemologia Epistemologia (0392-9760) 

*Épistémologiques Épistémologiques: Philosophie, 

Sciences, Histoire: Revue Internationale 

(1517-7823) 

Eranos Eranos: Acta Philologica Suecana 

Erkenntnis Erkenntnis: International Journal of 

Analytic Philosophy 

Eso Esoterica (1523-1224) 

*Espan. Med. En la España Medieval (0214-3038) 

Essays Arts Sci. Essays in Arts and Sciences 

Essays Med. Stud. Essays in Medieval Studies 

(1043-2213) 

Estud. Hist. Ciencias Téc. Estudios de Historia das 

Ciencias e das Técnicas 

*Ethics Place Environ. Ethics, Place and 

Environment (1366-879X) 

Ethnic Racial Stud. Ethnic and Racial Studies 

Ethnohist. Ethnohistory: Journal of the American 

Society for Ethnohistory 

Étud. Phil. Études Philosophiques (0014-2166) 

Étud. Renan. Études Renaniennes 

Étud. XVIII Siècle Études sur le XVIIIe Siècle 

Euphrosyne Euphrosyne: Revista de Filologia 

Classica 

Eur. Astron. Soc. News. European Astronomical 

Society Newsletter 

Eur. Hist. Quart. European History Quarterly 

Eur. J. Phys. European Journal of Physics 

*Eur. Legacy European Legacy (1084-8770) 

*Eur. Phys. J. H European Physical Journal H 

(2102-6459) 

Eur. Rev. European Review 

Eur. Romantic Rev. European Romantic Review 

Eur.-Asia Stud. Europe-Asia Studies (0966-8136) 

Eurasian Soil Sci. Eurasian Soil Science (1064-2293) 

Europhys. News Europhysics News (0531-7479) 

Exemplaria Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in 

Medieval and Renaissance Studies 

Explor. Econ. Hist. Explorations in Economic 

History 

FASEB J. The FASEB Journal 

*Feminist Stud. Feminist Studies 

*Filo. Medio. Filologia mediolatina: rivista della 

Fondazione Ezio Franceschini. (1124-0008) 

Filozofski Vest. Filozofski Vestnik (0353-4510) 

Folia Mendel. Folia Mendeliana Musei Moravia 

Fortschr. Neurol. Psychiat. Fortschritte der 

Neurologie, Psychiatrie 

*Found. Chem. Foundations of Chemistry 

(1386-4238) 

Found. Phys. Foundations of Physics (0015-9018) 

*Found. Sci. Foundations of Science (1233-1821) 

Franciscan Stud. Franciscan Studies (0080-5459) 

*Franciscana Franciscana: bollettino della Società 

internazionale di studi francescani (1129-230X) 

*Freiburger Z. Phil. Theol. Freiburger Zeitschrift für 

Philosophie und Theologie (0016-0725) 

*French Col. History French Colonial History 

(1539-3402) 

French Forum French Forum (0098-9355) 

French Hist. French History (0269-1191) 

*French Hist. Stud. French Historical Studies 

(0016-1071) 

Frühmittelalt. Stud. Frühmittelalterliche Studien 

(0071-9706) 

Futuribles Futuribles 

*Galenos Galenos: Rivista di filologia dei testi 

medici antichi (1973-5049) 

Galilæana Galilæana: Journal of Galilean Studies 

Garden Hist. Garden History 

Gaz. Arch. La Gazette des Archives 

Gen. Mole. Bio. Genetics and Molecular Biology 

(1415-4757) 

*Gend. & Hist. Gender and History (0953-5233) 

Genèses Genèses: Sciences Sociales et Histoire 

Genet. Resourc. Crop Evol. Genetic Resources and 

Crop Evolution (0925-9864) 

Geof. Internat. Geofísica Internacional (0016-7169) 

*Geog. Rev. Geographische Revue: Zeitschrift für 

Literatur und Diskussion (1438-3039) 

Geogr. J. Geographical Journal 

Geogr. Rev. Geographical Review 

Geogr. Z. Geographische Zeitschrift (0016-7479) 

*Geohist. Bl. Geohistorische Blätter (1436-3135) 

Geol. Today Geology Today (0266-6979) 

Geologische Bundesanstalt. Abhandlungen 

Geologische Bundesanstalt. Abhandlungen 

(0378-0864) 

*Geology (0091-7613) 

Georgia Hist. Quart. Georgia Historical Quarterly 

Georgia J. Sci. Georgia Journal of Science 

*Germ. Hist. German History (0266-3554) 

Germ. Hist. Instit. Bull. German Historical Institute 

Bulletin (1048-9134) 

Germ. Rev. The Germanic Review 

*Germ. Stud. Rev. German Studies Review 

Gesch. Gesell. Geschichte und Gesellschaft 

(0340-613X) 

*Gesnerus Gesnerus (0016-9161) 

Glotta Glotta: Zeitschrift griechische und lateinische 

Sprache 

Goethe Jahrb. Goethe Jahrbuch 

Grad. Fac. Phil. J. Graduate Faculty Philosophy 

Journal (0093-4240) 

Gradhiva Gradhiva (Département Archives et 

d’Ethnographie du Musée de l’Homme, Paris) 

Great Ideas Today Great Ideas Today 

Greece & Rome Greece and Rome 

*Greek Roman Byzantine Stud. Greek, Roman, and 

Byzantine Studies 

GSA Memoirs Geological Society of America 

Memoirs (0072-1069)

Journal List 

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Guangxi Minzu Xueyuan Xuebao Guangxi Minzu 

Xueyuan Xuebao 

Gutenberg Jahrb. Gutenberg Jahrbuch (0072-9094) 

Han’guk Kwahak-sa Hakhoe-ji Han’guk Kwahak-sa 

Hakhoe-ji (Journal of the Korean History of 

Science Society) (1229-7895) 

Han’guk Munhwa Han’guk Munhwa (Korean 

Culture) 

Han-gook-sa Yeon-goo Han-gook-sa Yeon-goo 

(Journal of Korean History) 

Han-kuk-sasangsahak Han-kuk-sasangsahak (The 

Study of Korean History of Thoughts) 

Hanxue yanjiu Hanxue yanjiu (Chinese Studies) 

(02544466) 

*Harvard J. Asia. Stud. Harvard Journal of Asiatic 

Studies 

Harvard Libr. Bull. Harvard Library Bulletin 

(0017-8136) 

Hegel Jahrb. Hegel Jahrbuch 

Helv. Chim. Acta Helvetica Chimica Acta 

(0018-019X (print), 1522-2675 (online)) 

Hermes Hermes: Zeitschrift für Klassische 

Philologic 

Heroic Age The Heroic Age: A Journal of Early 

Medieval Northwestern Europe (1526-1867) 

Himal. Res. Bull. Himalayan Research Bulletin 

Hirundo Hirundo: The McGill Journal of Classical 

Studies (1718-8296) 

*Hispanic Amer. Hist. Rev. Hispanic American 

Historical Review 

Hispanic Rev. Hispanic Review 

Hist. & Anthro. History and Anthropology 

(0275-7206) 

Hist. & Meas. Histoire & Mesure 

Hist. & Mem. History and Memory: Studies in 

Representation of the Past (0935-560X) 

*Hist. & Tech. History and Technology (0734-1512) 

Hist. & Theory History and Theory (0018-2656) 

Hist. Africa History in Africa (0361-5413) 

Hist. Anthropol. Newslett. History of Anthropology 

Newsletter (0362-9074) 

Hist. Childhood Quart. History of Childhood 

Quarterly 

Hist. Écon. Soc. Histoire, Économie et Société 

Hist. Educ. History of Education (0046-760X) 

Hist. Educ. Quart. History of Education Quarterly 

(0018-2680) 

Hist. Educ. Rev. History of Education Review 

(0819-8691) 

*Hist. Europ. Ideas History of European Ideas 

(0191-6599) 

Hist. High. Educ. Ann. History of Higher Education 

Annual (0737-2698) 

*Hist. Hum. Sci. History of the Human Sciences 

(0952-6951) 

Hist. J. Historical Journal (0018-246X) 

*Hist. Math. Historia Mathematica (0315-0860) 

*Hist. Meteor. History of Meteorology (1555-5763) 

Hist. Mex. Historia Mexicana 

*Hist. Phil. Life Sci. History and Philosophy of the 

Life Sciences (0391-9714) 

Hist. Phil. Logic History and Philosophy of Logic 

(0144-5340) 

Hist. Phil. Quart. History of Philosophy Quarterly 

(0740-0675) 

Hist. Phys. History of Physics Newsletter 

(1048-1338) 

Hist. Pol. Thought History of Political Thought 

(0143-781X) 

*Hist. Psychiat. History of Psychiatry (0957-154X) 

*Hist. Psychol. History of Psychology (1093-4510) 

*Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. Historical Records of 

Australian Science (0727-3061) 

Hist. Reflect. Historical Reflections/Réflexions 

Historiques 

*Hist. Relig. History of Religions (0018-2710) 

Hist. Res. Historical Research: The Bulletin of the 

Institute of Historical Research (0950-3471) 

Hist. Rev. New Bks. History: Reviews of New Books 

(0361-2759) 

*Hist. Sci. History of Science (0073-2753) 

*Hist. Sci. Médicales Histoire des Sciences 

Médicales (0440-8888) 

*Hist. Scientiarum Historia Scientiarum (0285-4821) 

Hist. Stud. Nat. Sci. Historical Studies in the Natural 

Sciences (1939-1811) 

Hist. Teach. History Teacher (0018-2745) 

Hist. Tech. History of Technology (0307-5451) 

Hist. Today History Today 

Hist. Univ. History of Universities (0144-5138) 

Hist. Workshop J. History Workshop Journal 

(1363-3554) 

Hist. Z. Historische Zeitschrift (0018-2613) 

Histoire Educ. Histoire de l’Education (0221-6280) 

Histoire littéraire de la France 

Historia Historia (0018-2311) 

Historian Historian: Journal of History 

*History History (0018-2648) 

Homme Homme: Revue Française d’Anthropologie 

Homme Société Homme et la Société 

HOST HOST: Journal of History of Science and 

Technology 

Hsin-shih-hsueh Hsin-shih-hsueh (New History) 

(1023-2249) 

Hugoye 

*Hum. Tech. Rev. Humanities and Technology 

Review 

Humboldt Humboldt (Internationales Nationes) 

Humor & Health J. Humor and Health Journal 

Huntia Huntia (0073-4071) 

Huntington Libr. Quart. Huntington Library 

Quarterly 

Hyeondae Bukhan Yeonku Hyeondae Bukhan 

Yeonku (North Korean Studies Review) 

Hygiea Internationalis 

HYLE Hyle (1433-5158) 

Hymn The Hymn: A Journal of Congregational Song 

(0018-8271) 

I Tatti Stud. I Tatti Studies: Essays in the 

Renaissance 

Icon Icon: Journal of the International Committee for 

the History of Technology 

Ideal. Stud. Idealistic Studies 

*Imago Mundi Imago Mundi (0308-5694) 

Indian J. Hist. Sci. Indian Journal of History of 


Indiana Mag. Hist. Indiana Magazine of History 

Indust. Archaeol. Industrial Archaeology 

(0019-7971)

xx 

Journal List 

Indust. Corp. Change Industrial and Corporate 

Change 

*Int. J. African Hist. Stud. International Journal of 

African Historical Studies 

Int. J. Impact Eng. International Journal of Impact 

Engineering (0734-743X) 

*Int. J. Mid. East Stud. International Journal of 

Middle East Studies 

Int. J. Phil. Stud. International Journal of 

Philosophical Studies 

Int. J. Psychiat. International Journal of Psychiatry 

Int. J. Psychoanal. International Journal of 

Psychoanalysis 

Int. Phil. Quart. International Philosophical 

Quarterly 

Int. Rev. Soc. Hist. International Review of Social 


Int. Stud Phil Sci. International Studies in the 

Philosophy of Science (0269-8595) 

Int. Z. Phil. Intemationale Zeitschrift für Philosophie 

*Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. Interdisciplinary Science 

Reviews (0308-0188) 

Internat. J. Devel. Biol. International Journal of 

Developmental Biology (0214-6282) 

Internat. Soc. Sci. J. International Social Science 

Journal (0020-8701) 

Interpretation Interpretation: A Journal of Political 

Philosophy 

Intersezioni Intersezioni: Rivista di Storia delle ldee 

Intertexts lntertexts 

Invest. Cienc. Investigación y Ciencia (0210-136X) 

*Iran. Stud. Iranian Studies 

Irish Astron. J. The Irish Astronomical Journal 

Irish Hist. Stud. Irish Historical Studies: Joint 

Journal of the Irish Historical Society and the 

Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies 

(0021-1214) 

*Isis Isis (0021-1753) 

Islam. Sci. Newslett. Islamic Science Newsletter 

*Israel Stud. Israel Studies (1084-9513) 

Issues Sci. Tech. Issues in Science and Technology 

(0748-5492) 

Issues Writing Issues in Writing 

Ist. Ark. Istoricheskii arkhiv (0869-6322) 

Istor. Astron Issled. Istoriko-Astronomicheskie 

Issledovaniia 

Istor. Metodol. Estestv. Nauk Istoriia i Metodologiia 

Estestvennykh Nauk 

Iz. Ist. Biol. lz lstorii Biologii 

J. Aesthet. Art Crit. Journal of Aesthetics and Art 

Criticism 

*J. Amer. Acad. Relig. Journal of the American 

Academy of Religion (0002-7189) 

*J. Amer. Cult. Journal of American Culture 

*J. Amer. Hist. Journal of American History 

(0021-8723) 

J. Amer. Orient. Soc. Journal of the American 

Oriental Society 

J. Amer. Res. Cent. Egypt Journal of the American 

Research Center in Egypt 

J. Anthropol. Soc. Oxford Journal of the 

Anthropological Society of Oxford 

J. Arch. Org. Journal of Archival Organization 

(1533-2748) 

J. Asia. Journal Asiatique 

*J. Asian Stud. Journal of Asian Studies (0021-9118) 

J. Astron. Hist. Herit. Journal of Astronomical 

History and Heritage (1440-2507) 

J. Atmos. Sol.-Terr. Phys. Journal of Atmospheric 

and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (1364-6826) 

*J. Balt. Stud. Journal of Baltic Studies (0162-9778) 

J. Black Stud. Journal of Black Studies 

*J. Brit. Stud. Journal of British Studies 

J. Can. Stud. Journal of Canadian Studies 

J. Chem Educ. Journal of Chemical Education 

(0021-9584) 

J. Classic. Soc. Journal of Classical Sociology 

*J. Cold War Stud. Journal of Cold War Studies 

(1520-3972) 

*J. Colonialism Col. Hist. Journal of Colonialism 

and Colonial History (1532-5768) 

*J. Contemp. Hist. Journal of Contemporary History 

(0022-0094) 

J. Dial. Natur. Journal of Dialectics of Nature 

J. Document. Journal of Documentation (0022-0418) 

J. Early Mod. Hist. Journal of Early Modem History 

*J. Early Repub. Journal of the Early Republic 

J. Econ. Hist. Journal of Economic History 

J. Egypt. Archaeol. Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 

*J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. Journal l’electronique 

d’histoire des probabilités et de la statistique 

(1773-0074) 

J. Eur. Econ. Hist. Journal of European Economic 


*J. Eur. Stud. Journal of European Studies 

(0047-2441) 

J. Gen. Phil. Sci. Journal for General Philosophy of 


J. Geoph. Res. Journal of Geophysical Research 

(0148-0227) 

*J. Glob. Hist. Journal of Global History 

(1740-0236) 

J. Guild. Age Prog. Era Journal of the Guilded Age 

and Progressive Era 

J. Hellen. Stud. Journal of Hellenic Studies 

J. Hist. Arabic Sci. Journal for the History of Arabic 


*J. Hist. Astron. Journal for the History of 

Astronomy (0021-8286) 

*J. Hist. Behav. Sci. Journal of the History of the 

Behavioral Sciences (0022-5061) 

*J. Hist. Biol. Journal of the History of Biology 

(0022-5010) 

*J. Hist. Collect. Journal of the History of 

Collections (0954-6650) 

*J. Hist. Dent. Journal of the History of Dentistry 

(1089-6287) 

J. Hist. Econ. Thought Journal of the History of 

Economic Thought 

J. Hist. Geogr. Journal of Historical Geography 

*J. Hist. Ideas Journal of the History of Ideas 

(0022-5037) 

*J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. Journal of the History of 

Medicine and Allied Sciences (0022-5045) 

J. Hist. Metall. Soc. Journal of the Historical 

Metallurgy Society 

*J. Hist. Neurosci. Journal of the History of the 

Neurosciences (0964-704X) 

J. Hist. Phil. Journal of the History of Philosophy 

(0022-5053)

Journal List 

xxi 

*J. Hist. Sexual. Journal of the History of Sexuality 

J. Hist. Sociol. Journal of Historical Sociology 

J. Illinois Hist. Journal of Illinois History 

J. Indo-Euro. Stud. Journal of Indo-European Studies 

(0092-2323) 

J. Indo-Judaic Stud. Journal of Indo-Judaic Studies 

(1206-9930) 

J. Indust. Hist Journal of Industrial History 

(1463-6174) 

J. Inst. Romance Stud. Journal of the Institute of 

Romance Studies 

*J. Interdis. Hist. Journal of Interdisciplinary History 

(0022-1953) 

J. Japan. Stud. Journal of Japanese Studies 

J. Latin Amer. Stud. Journal of Latin American 

Studies 

J. Med. & Phil. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 

(0360-5310) 

J. Med. Biogr. Journal of Medical Biography 

(0967-7720) 

*J. Med. Latin Journal of Medieval Latin 

(0778-9750) 

J. Med. Primat. Journal of Medical Primatology 

*J. Medieval Early Mod. Stud. Journal of Medieval 

and Early Modern Studies (1082-9636) 

*J. Medieval Hist. Journal of Medieval History 

(0304-4181) 

*J. Mil. Hist. Journal of Military History 

J. Miss. Hist. Journal of Mississippi History 

(0022-2771) 

*J. Mod. Hist. Journal of Modern History 

(0022-2801) 

J. Music Theory Journal of Music Theory 

J. Near East. Stud. Journal of Near Eastern Studies 

*J. Pac. Hist. Journal of Pacific History (0022-3344) 

J. Phil. Journal of Philosophy 

J. Phil. Res. Journal of Philosophical Research 

J. Policy Hist. Journal of Policy History 

J. Psychohist. Journal of Psychohistory 

J. Relig. Journal of Religion 

*J. Renaiss. Journal de la Renaissance (1630-4586) 

J. Roman Archaeol. Journal of Roman Archaeology 

J. Roman Stud. Journal of Roman Studies 

J. Roy. Astron. Soc. Can. Journal of the Royal 

Astronomical Society of Canada 

J. Roy. Austral. Hist. Soc. Journal of the Royal 

Australian Historical Society 

J. Roy. Coll. Gen. Pract. Journal of the Royal 

College of General Practitioners 

J. Roy. Coll. Phys. London Journal of the Royal 

College of Physicians of London 

J. Roy. Soc. Antiquar. Ireland Journal of the Royal 

Society of Antiquaries of Ireland 

J. Savants Journal des Savants 

J. Siam Soc. Journal of the Siam Society 

J. Soc. Architect. Hist. Journal of the Society of 

Architectural Historians 

J. Soc. Hist. Journal of Social History 

*J. South. African Stud. Journal of Southern African 

Studies 

*J. South. Hist. Journal of Southern History 

*J. Southeast Asian Stud. Journal of Southeast Asian 

Studies 

J. Stat. Phys. Journal of Statistical Physics 

J. Transdisc. Res. South. Africa The Journal for 

Transdisciplinary Research in Southern Africa 

(1817-4434) 

J. Transp. Hist. Journal of Transport History 

J. Urban Hist. Journal of Urban History 

J. Victorian Cult. Journal of Victorian Culture 

*J. Warburg Courtauld Inst. Journal of the Warburg 

and Courtauld Institutes (0075-4390) 

J. Washington Acad. Sci. Journal of the Washington 

Academy of Sciences (0043-0439) 

J. Women’s Hist. Journal of Women’s History 

*J. World Hist. Journal of World History 

(1045-6007) 

Jaarb. Vooraziat.-Egypt. Genootsch. Jaarbericht van 

het Vooraziatisch-Egyptisch Genootschaap “Ex 

Oriente Lux” 

Jahr. österreichischen Byzant. Jahrbuch der 

österreichischen Byzantinistik (0378-8660) 

Jahrb. Eur. Wissenschaftskult. Jahrbuch für 

Europäische Wissenschaftskultur (1860-7837) 

Jahrb. Freien Deut. Hochstifts Jahrbuch des Freien 

Deutschen Hochstifts 

Jahrb. Gesch. Mittel- Ostdeut. Jahrbuch für die 

Geschichte Mittel- und Ostdeutchlands 

Jahrb. Gesch. Osteur. Jahrbücher für Geschichte 

Osteuropas (0021-4019) 

Jahrb. Soziologiegesch. Jahrbuch für 

Soziologiegeschichte 

Jahrb. Universitatsgesch. Jahrbuch für 

Universitätsgeschichte (1435-1358) 

Jahrb. Wiener Goethe Ver. Jahrbuch des Wiener 

Goethe-Verein 

Jahresber. Deut. Math. Ver. Jahresberichte der 

Deutschen Mathematiker-Vereinigung 

JAMA JAMA (0098-7484) 

*JASIST Journal of the American Society for 

Information Science and Technology (0002-8231) 

*Jewish Hist. Jewish History 

Jewish Quart. Rev. The Jewish Quarterly Review 

Jewish Soc. Stud. Jewish Social Studies: History, 

Culture, and Society 

Jindaishi yanjiuso jikan Jindaishi yanjiuso jikan 

(Bulletin of the Institute of Modern History, 

Academia Sinica) (1029-4740) 

Journal x Journal x: A Journal in Culture and 

Criticism 

Kagakugijutsushi Kagakugijutsushi (The Japanese 

Journal for the History of Science and Technology) 

*Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) Kagakushi Kenkyu 

(History of Chemistry) (0386-9512) 

Kagakusi Ken. (Hist. Sci.) Kagakusi Kenkyu 

(History of Science) (0022-7692) 

Kairós Revista Kairós (1516-2567) 

*Kansas Hist. Kansas History: A Journal of the 

Central Plains 

Kant Stud. Kant-Studien 

Keji yiliao yu shihui Keji yiliao yu shihui (Taiwanese 

Journal for the Study of Science, Technology and 

Medicine) 

Kexue Jishu yu Bianzhengfa Kexue Jishu yu 

Bianzhengfa (Science, Technology, and Dialectics) 

(1003-5680) 

*Khimiya Khimiya/Chemistry: Bulgarian Journal of 

Chemical Education (0861-9255) 

Kiva Kiva: The Journal of Southwestern 

Anthropology and History

xxii 

Journal List 

KLIO Klio (0075-6334) 

Knowl. & Soc. Knowledge and Society: The 

Anthropology of Science and Technology 

Knowl. Tech. Policy Knowledge, Technology, and 

Policy (0897-1986) 

Knowledge Knowledge: Creation, Diffusion, 

Utilization 

Korea J. Korea Journal 

Korea Obser. Korea Observer 

Korot Korot (0023-4109) 

*Kritika Kritika: Explorations in Russian and 

Eurasian History 

*KRITIKI KRITIKI: Critical Science & Education 

Kronos Kronos (0259-0190) 

Kult. Tech. Kultur & Technik: Zeitschrift des 

Deutschen Museums 

*Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. Kwartalnik Historii Nauki 

i Techniki (0023-589X) 

*Latin Amer. Res. Rev. Latin American Research 

Review 

Latomus Latomus: Revue d’Études Latines 

Laval Théol. Phil. Laval Théologique et 

Philosophique 

Le Moy. Age Le Moyen âge (0027-2841) 

Leonardo Leonardo (0024-094X) 

Lessing Yearbk. Lessing Yearbook 

*Lett. Inform. Lettre d’informations. Médecine 

antique et médievale (0995-5887) 

Lett. Ital. Lettere Italiane 

Leviathan Leviathan: Zeitschrift für 

Sozialwissenschaft 

Lex. Phil. Lexicon Philosophicurn: Quaderni di 

Terminologia Filosofica e Storia delle ldee 

Lias Lias: Sources and Documents Relating to the 

Early Modern History of Ideas 

Library Library: Transactions of the Bibliographical 

Society, London 

Lichtenberg-Jahrb. Lichtenberg-Jahrbuch 

Linnean The Linnean: Newsletter and Proceedings of 

the Linnean Society of London 

Lishi yuyan yanjiuso jikan Lishi yuyan yanjiuso jikan 

(Bulletin of the Institute of History and Philology, 

Academia Sinica) (1012-4195) 

Listy Filolog. Listy filologické (0024-4457) 

*Llull Llull (0210-8615) 

Local Hist. The Local Historian 

Locke Newslett. The Locke Newsletter 

Logos Logos (0868-7692) 

*London J. London Journal 

Louisiana Hist. Louisiana History 

Ludus Vitalis Ludus Vitalis: Revista de Filosofía de 

las Ciencias de la Vida 

Lychnos Lychnos (0076-1648) 

Majallat Kulliyat al-Adab wa-al-’Ulum al-Insaniyah 

Majallat Kulliyat al-Adab wa-al-’Ulum 

al-Insaniyah (0258-1132) 

Manchester Reg. Hist. Rev. Manchester Region 

History Review (0952-4320) 

*Manguinhos História, Ciências, 

Saúde—Manguinhos (0104-5970) 

Mankind Quart. Mankind Quarterly 

Manuscripta Manuscripta 

Manuscripta Orient. Manuscripta Orientalia 

(1238-5018) 

Mariner’s Mirror Mariner’s Mirror 

Maryland Hist. Maryland Historian 

Maryland Hist. Mag. Maryland Historical Magazine 

Mat. Disc. Anal. Testi Class. Materiali e Discussioni 

per l’Analisi dei Testi Classici 

Math. Semesterber. Mathematische Semesterberichte 

Math. Teach. Mathematics Teacher 

Mathesis Mathesis: Filosofía e Historia de las 

Matemáticas (0185-6200) 

Meas. Sci Tech. Measurement Science and 

Technology (0957-0233) 

Med. Gesell. Gesch. Medizin, Gesellschaft, und 

Geschichte (0939-351X) 

*Med. Hist. Medical History (0025-7273) 

*Med. Stud. Medicine Studies (1876-4533) 

*Mediaeval Stud. Mediaeval Studies 

Mediaevalia Mediaevalia: A Journal of Mediaeval 

Studies 

Mediaevalia Phil. Polonorum Mediaevalia 

Philosophica Polonorum 

Medicina & historia: Revista de estudios históricos 

de las ciencias médicas 

Medieval Phil. & Theol. Medieval Philosophy and 

Theology (1057-0608) 

Medieval Prosopogr. Medieval Prosopography 

*Medievalia Hum. Medievalia et Humanistica: 

Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Culture 

Medioevo Medioevo: Saggi e Ressegne 

Medizinhist. J. Medizinhistorisches Journal 

(0025-8431) 

Melbourne Hist. J. Melbourne Historical Journal 

Mém. Acad. Sci. Arts Belles-Lett. Dijon Mémoires de 

l’Académie des Sciences, Arts et Belles-Lettres de 

Dijon 

Mem. Accad. Sci Torino Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Natur. 

Memorie della Accademia delle Scienze di Torino, 

Classe di Scienze Fisiche Matematiche e Naturali 

Mem. Roy. Astron. Soc. Lond. Memoirs of the Royal 

Astronomical Society of London 

Memorandum Memorandum (1676-1669) 

Mendel Newslett. Mendel Newsletter (0025-9241) 

Mercury Mercury (0047-6773) 

*Metascience Metascience (0815-0796) 

Meteor. Planet. Sci. Meteoritics and Planetary 

Science 

*Mex. Stud. Mexican Studies 

MHNH MHNH (Revista Internacional de 

Investigación sobre Magia y Astrología Antiguas) 

(1578-4517) 

Mich. Acad. Michigan Academician: Papers of the 

Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters 

(0026-2005) 

*Micrologus Micrologus (1123-2560) 

*Mid. East Stud. Middle Eastern Studies 

Mid. East Stud. Assoc. Bull. Middle East Studies 

Association Bulletin (0026-3184) 

Middle East Q. Middle East Quarterly 

*Minerva Minerva (0026-4695) 

Ming Stud. Ming Studies 

Mining Hist. J. Mining History Journal 

*Misc. Bibl. Apostol. Vat. Miscellanea Bibliothecae 

Apostolicae Vaticanae 

Misc. Marciana Miscellanea Marciana 

Missouri Hist. Rev. Missouri Historical Review

Journal List 

xxiii 

Mitt. Berliner Gesell. Anthro. Ethn. Urgesch. 

Mitteilungen der Berliner Gesellschaft für 

Anthropologie Ethnologie und Urgeschichte 

(0178-7896) 

Mitt. Deutsch. Math.-Vereinig. Mitteilungen der 

Deutschen Mathematiker-Vereinigung 

Mitt. Forschungsbeitr. Cusanus Ges. Mitteilungen 

und Forschungsbeiträge der Cusanus- Gesellschaft 

Mitt. Gauss Ges. Mitteilungen, Gauss- Gesellschaft 

E.V. Göttingen (0435-1452) 

Mitt. Ges. Deut. Chem. Fachgr. Gesch. Chem. 

Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft Deutscher 

Chemiker, Fachgruppe Geschichte der Chemie 

(0934-8506) 

Mitt. Naturforsclt Ges. Bern Mitteilungen der 

Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Bern 

Mittellatein. Jahrb. Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch: 

Internationale Zeitschrift für Mediavistik 

MLN Modern Language Notes 

Mnemosyne Mnemosyne: Bibliotheca Philologica 

Classica Batava 

Mod. Philol. Modern Philology (0026-8232) 

Mod. Schoolman Modern Schoolman 

Mod. Theol. Modern Theology (0266-7177) 

Modernism/Modernity Modernism/Modernity 

(1080-6601; 1071-6068) 

Mon. Nipp. Monumenta Nipponica 

Monatsber. Deut. Akad. Wiss. Berlin Monatsberichte 

der Deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu 

Berlin 

Monatshefte Monatshefte 

Monist Monist: An International Quarterly Journal of 

General Philosophical Inquiry 

Monograf. Dziejow Nauki Tech. Monografie z 

Dziejow Nauki i Techniki (0077-054X) 

Mosaic Mosaic: Journal for the Comparative Study 

of Literature and Ideas 

N. Y. Hist. New York History (0146-437X) 

N. Y. Rev. Bks. New York Review of Books 

(0028-7504) 

Nagoya Kogyo Daigaku gakuho Nagoya Kogyo 

Daigaku gakuho (0369-3171) 

Natur. Soc. Thought Nature, Society, and Thought: A 

Journal of Dialectical and Historical Materialism 

Nature Nature (0028-0836) 

*Naturwiss. Rundsch. Naturwissenschaftliche 

Rundschau (0028-1050) 

Naturwissen. Naturwissenschaften (0028-1042) 

Naukov. Naukovedenie 

Near East. Archaeol. Near Eastern Archaeology 

(1094-2076) 

Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran Kexue 

Ban) Nei Menggu Shifan Daxue Xuebao (Ziran 

Kexue Ban) 

Neuphilolog. Mitteil. Neuphilologische Mitteilungen 

Neuroscientist The Neuroscientist 

Neusis Neusis 

New Engl. Quart. New England Quarterly 

New Hibernia Rev. New Hibernia Review 

(1092-3977) 

New Ideas Psychol. New Ideas in Psychology 

New Phil. New Philosophy (0028-6443) 

New Scientist New Scientist (0262-4079) 

New Vico Stud. New Vico Studies 

News HOPOS Newsletter of HOPOS (1544-9912 

(formerly 1527-9332)) 

Nineteenth-Cent. Prose Nineteenth-Century Prose 

Nineteenth-Cent. Stud. Nineteenth-Century Studies 

(0893-7931) 

Noesis Noesis (1223-4249) 

Nord. Mat. Tidsskr. Nordisk Matematisk Tidsskrift 

*North Carolina Hist. Rev. North Carolina Historical 

Review (0029-2494) 

*North. Hist. Northern History (0078-172X) 

Notes Rec. Roy. Soc. Lond. Notes and Records of the 

Royal Society (0035-9149) 

Notre Dame Phil. Rev. Notre Dame Philosophical 

Reviews (1538-1617) 

Nous Nous 

Nouv. Républ. Lett. Nouvelles de la République des 

Lettres 

Nova Acta Paracelsica Nova Acta Paracelsica: 

Jahrbuch der Schweizerischen 

Paracelsus-Gesellschaft 

*Nova et Vetera Nova et vetera (0029-5027) 

Novaia Noveish. Ist. Novaia i noveishaia istoriia 

*NTM NTM (0036-6978) 

*Nuncius Nuncius (0394-7394) 

Occas. Pap. Calif. Acad. Sci. Occasional Papers of 

the California Academy of Sciences (0068-5461) 

Ohio Val. Hist. Ohio Valley History 

Oil-Indust. Hist. Oil-Industry History 

Ontario Hist. Ontario History (0030-2953) 

Oregon Hist. Quart. Oregon Historical Quarterly 

*Organon Organon (0078-6500) 

Orientalia Orientalia (Pontificum Institutum 

Biblicum) 

Osiris Osiris (0369-7827) 

*Osmanli Bilimi Arast. Osmanli Bilimi 

Arastirmalari: Studies in Ottoman Science 

Österreich. Z. Geschichtswiss. Österreichische 

Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften 

Osteuropa Osteuropa (0030-6428) 

Otechest. Ist. Otechestvennaia istoriia 

Oumei Yenjiu Oumei Yenjiu (Euro-American 

Studies) 

Oxford Stud. Ancient Phil. Oxford Studies in Ancient 

Philosophy 

*Pacific Hist. Rev. Pacific Historical Review 

Pacific Northwest Quart. Pacific Northwest 

Quarterly (0030-8803) 

Pacific Sci. Pacific Science 

Pacific. Phil. Quart. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 

Pagine Stor. Med. Pagine di Storia della Medicina 

*Pales. Explor. Quart. Palestine Exploration 

Quarterly 

Pap. Brit. School Rome Papers of the British School 

at Rome 

Partisan Rev. Partisan Review 

Past & Present Past and Present (0031-2746) 

Pecia Pecia: Ressources en Médiévistique 

Penn. Hist. Pennsylvania History: A Journal of 

Mid-Atlantic Studies (0031-4528) 

Penn. Mag. Hist. Biogr. Pennsylvania Magazine of 

History and Biography (0031-4578) 

Pensée (Paris) Pensée: Recherches Marxistes, 

Sciences, Société, Philosophic 

Peritia Peritia: Journal of the Medieval Academy of 

Ireland

xxiv 

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Perspect. Biol. Med. Perspectives in Biology and 

Medicine (0031-5982) 

*Perspect. Sci. Perspectives on Science (1063-6145) 

Perspect. Sci. Christ. Faith Perspectives on Science 

and Christian Faith 

Pesquisa Pesquisa 

*Pharm. Hist. Pharmacy in History (0031-7047) 

Phil Soc. Sci. Philosophy of the Social Sciences 

(0048-3931) 

Phil. & Geog. Philosophy and Geography 

(1090-3771) 

Phil. Forum Philosophical Forum 

Phil. J. Philosophical Journal: Transactions of the 

Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow 

Phil. Jahrb. Philosophisches Jahrbuch 

Phil. Natur. Philosophia Naturalis (0031-8027) 

Phil. Psychiat. Psychol. Philosophy, Psychiatry, and 

Psychology 

Phil. Psychol. Philosophical Psychology 

Phil. Quart. Philosophical Quarterly 

Phil. Rev. Philosophical Review 

Phil. Sci. Philosophy of Science (0031-8248) 

Phil. Soc. Crit. Philosophy and Social Criticism 

Phil. Trans. Royal Soc. London Royal Society of 

London. Philosophical Transactions. 

Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 

(1364-503X) 

Philol. Quart. Philological Quarterly 

Philologus Philologus: Zeitschrift für das Klassische 

Altertum 

Philosophy Philosophy: Journal of the British 

Institute of Philosophy 

*Phlogiston Phlogiston: Journal of the History of 

Science [Belgrade] 

Phronesis Phronesis: A Journal of Ancient 

Philosophy 

Phys. Bl. Physikalische Blätter 

*Phys. Persp. Physics in Perspective (1422-6944) 

Phys. Teacher Physics Teacher 

Phys. Today Physics Today (0031-9228) 

Phys. Unserer Zeit Physik in Unserer Zeit 

(0031-9252) 

Phys. World Physics World (0953-8585) 

Physis Physis (0031-9414) 

Planet. Space Sci. Planetary and Space Science 

Platinum Metals Rev. Platinum Metals Review 

Poetica Poetica: Zeitschrift für Sprach- und 

Literaturwissenschaft 

Poetics Today Poetics Today: International Journal 

for Theory and Analysis of Literature and 

Communication 

Polhem Polhem (0281-2142) 

Polit. Life Sci. Politics and the Life Sciences 

Polity Polity: The Journal of the Northeastern 

Political Science Association 

*Postcolon. Stud. Postcolonial Studies (1368-8790) 

Practitioner Practitioner 

Prilozi Prilozi za istraživanje hrvatske filozofske 

baštine (0350-2791) 

Probl. Post Comm. Problems of Post Communism 

Proc. Amer Cath. Phil. Assoc. Proceedings of the 

American Catholic Philosophical Association 

Proc. Amer. Antiq. Soc. Proceedings of the American 

Antiquarian Society 

Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc. Proceedings of the American 

Philosophical Society (0003-049X) 

Proc. Brit. Acad. Proceedings of the British 

Academy 

*Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. Proceedings of the 

California Academy of Sciences (0068-547X) 

Proc. Cumberland Geol. Soc. Proceedings of the 

Cumberland Geological Society 

Proc. Roy. Inst. Proceedings of the Royal Institution 

of Great Britain 

Proc. Roy. Microsc. Soc. Proceedings of the Royal 

Microscopical Society 

Proc. Roy. Soc. Med. Proceedings of the Royal 

Society of Medicine 

Prog. Quantum Elec. Progress in Quantum 

Electronics (0079-6727) 

Prog. Surf. Sci. Progress in Surface Science 

(0079-6816) 

Prometheus Prometheus: Rivista Quadrimentrale di 

Studi Classici 

Prospects Prospects: An Annual of American 

Cultural Studies (0361-2333) 

Protist Protist (1434-4610) 

PSA PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of 

the Philosophy of Science Association 

Psychoanal. & Contemp. Thought Psychoanalysis 

and Contemporary Thought 

Psychoanal. & Hist. Psychoanalysis and History 

(1460-8235) 

Psychoanal. Quart. Psychoanalytic Quarterly 

Psychoanal. Rev. Psychoanalytic Review 

Psychol. Gesch. Psychologie und Geschichte 

Psychol. Med. Psychological Medicine 

Psychol. Rec. Psychological Record 

Public Hist. Public Historian 

*Public Underst. Sci. Public Understanding of 


*Quad. Hist. Engin. Quaderns d’Història de 

l’Enginyeria (1135-934X) 

Quad. Stor. Quaderni Storici 

*Quad. Stor. Univ. Padova Quaderni per la Storia 

dell’Università di Padova 

Quad. Stud. Arab. Quaderni di Studi Arabi 

(1121-2306) 

Quart. J. Roy. Astron. Soc. Quarterly Journal of the 

Royal Astronomical Society 

Quart. Rev. Biol. Quarterly Review of Biology 

(0033-5770) 

Quekett J. Microsc. Quekett Journal of Microscopy 

(0969-3823) 

Quim. Nova Quimica Nova (0100-4042) 

*Radic. Hist. Rev. Radical History Review 

(0163-6545) 

Radic. Sci. Radical Science Journal 

Raec. Vinciana Raecolta Vinciana 

Raison Présente Raison Présente 

Raritan Raritan 

Reading Room Reading Room 

Rech. Diderot Encyclo. Recherches sur Diderot et sur 

l’ Encyclopédie 

*Rech. Théol. Phil. Médiév. Recherches de 

Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales (1370-7493) 

Reinardus Reinardus: Yearbook of the International 

Reynard Society (0925-4757)

Journal List 

xxv 

Rel. Amer. Cult. Jour. Inter. Religion and American 

Culture: A Journal of Interpretation (1052-1151) 

Renaiss. & Reform. Renaissance and Reformation 

*Renaiss. Quart. Renaissance Quarterly (0034-4338) 

*Renaiss. Stud. Renaissance Studies (0269-1213) 

Rend. Circ. Matemat. Palermo Rendiconti del 

Circolo Matematico di Palermo (0009-725X) 

Rep. Nat. Cent. Sci. Ed. Reports of the National 

Center for Science Education (NO) 

Rep. Trans. Devonshire Assoc. Report and 

Transactions; Devonshire Association for the 

Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art 

Representations Representations 

Res Res: Anthropology and Aesthetics (0277-1322) 

Res. Phil. Tech. Research in Philosophy and 

Technology (0161-7249) 

Res. Policy Research Policy (0048-7333) 

Res. Socio. Knowl. Sci. Art Research in Sociology of 

Knowledge, Sciences, and Art 

Rethink. Hist. Rethinking History 

Rev. Amer. Hist. Reviews in American History 

(0048-7511) 

Rev. Anthro. Reviews in Anthropology (0093-8157) 

Rev. Belge Philol. Hist. Revue Belge de Philologie et 

d’Histoire 

Rev. Biol. Rivista di Biologia (0035-6050) 

Rev. Cien. Mat. Revista Ciencias Matematicas 

Rev. Engl. Stud. Review of English Studies 

Rev. Españ. Fil. Mediev. Revista española de filosofía 

medieval 

Rev. Étud. Grec. Revue des Études Grecques 

Rev. Étud. Juives Revue des Études Juives 

(0484-8616) 

Rev. Étud. Latines Revue des Études Latines 

Rev. Eur. Est. Latin Amer. Carib. Revista Europea de 

Estudios Latino Americanos y del Caribe 

Rev. Eur. Sci. Soc . Revue Européenne des Sciences 

Sociales 

Rev. Fernand Braudel Center Review Fernand 

Braudel Center (0147-9032) 

Rev. Fr. Hist. Livre Revue Française d’Histoire du 

Livre 

Rev. Fr. Sociol. Revue Française de Sociologie 

Rev. Hist. Revue Historique 

*Rev. Hist. Math. Revue d’histoire des 

mathématiques (1262-022X) 

Rev. Hist. Mod. Contemp. Revue d’Histoire Modeme 

et Contemporaine 

*Rev. Hist. Pharm. Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie 

Rev. Hist. Phil. Relig. Revue d’histoire et de 

philosophie religieuses 

Rev. Hist. Relig. Revue d’Histoire des Religions 

*Rev. Hist. Sci. Revue d’Histoire des Sciences 

(0151-4105) 

Rev. Hist. Sci. Hum. Revue d’Histoire des Sciences 

Humaines (1622-468X) 

*Rev. Hist. Textes Revue d’Histoire des Textes 

Rev. in Hist. Reviews in History (1749-8155) 

Rev. Indias Revista de Indias 

Rev. Int. Phil. Revue International de Philosophie 

Rev. Maison Franç. Oxford Revue de la Maison 

Française d’Oxford (1477-3082) 

Rev. Metaphys. Review of Metaphysics 

Rev. Métaphys. Morale Revue de Métaphysique et de 

Morale 

Rev. Mod. Phys. Reviews of Modem Physics 

Rev. Palais Découv. Revue du Palais de la 

Découverte 

Rev. Phil. Fr. Étrang. Revue Philosophique de la 

France et de l’ Étranger 

Rev. Phil. Louvain Revue Philosophique de Louvain 

Rev. Philol. Lit. Hist. Ancien. Revue de Philologie, 

de Littérature et d’Histoire Anciennes 

Rev. Quest. Sci. Revue des Questions Scientifiques 

(0035-2160) 

Rev. Sci. et Tech. Déf. Revue Scientifique et 

Technique de la Défense (0994-155X) 

*Rev. Sci. Phil. Théol. Revue des sciences 

philosophiques et théologiques (0035-2209) 

Rev. Soc. Brasil. Hist. Ciên. Revista da Sociedade 

Brasileira de Historia de Ciência (0103-7188) 

Rev. Syn. Revue de Synthèse (0035-1776) 

Rev. Univ. Coimbra Revista da Universidade de 

Coimbra 

Rheinisch-Westfäl. Z. Volkskunde Rheinisch- 

Westfälische Zeitschrift für Volkskunde 

Rheinisches Mus. Philol. Rheinisches Museum für 

Philologie 

Ric. Folklor. Ricerca Folklorica 

*Rinascimento Rinascimento: Rivista dell’Istituto 

Nazionale di Studi sul Rinascimento (0080-3073) 

*Rittenhouse Rittenhouse 

Riv. Fil. Rivista di Filosofia 

Riv. Stor. Fil. Rivista di Storia della Filosofia 

Riv. Stor. Ital. Rivista storica italiana (0035-7073) 

Romanticism Romanticism 

Romantisme Romantisme: Revue du 19e Siècle 

Ross. Istor. Zh. Rossiiskii Istoricheskii Zhurnal 

*Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. Royal Historical Society. 

Transactions (0080-4401) 

Rural Hist. Rural History 

*Russ. Hist. Russian History (0094-288X) 

Russ. Rev. Russian Review (0036-0341) 

*Russ. Stud. Hist. Russian Studies in History 

(1061-1983) 

Russell Russell: The Journal of the Bertrand Russell 

Archives 

*Rutherford J. Rutherford Journal: The New Zealand 

Journal for the History and Philosophy of Science 

and Technology 

S. Atl. Quart. South Atlantic Quarterly 

*Saber y Tiempo Saber y Tiempo (0328-6584) 

Saeculum Saeculum: Jahrbuch für 

Universalgeschichte 

Sao Paulo Perspec. São Paulo em Perspectiva 

(0102-8839) 

Sapientia Sapientia: Organo de la Facultad de 

Filosofia (Univ. Catholica Argentina) 

Sartoniana Sartoniana 

Scandanavian J. Immun. Scandanavian Journal of 

Immunology 

Schede Mediev. Schede Medievali 

Schede Umanistiche Schede Umanistiche 

(1122-6323) 

Schweiz. Z. Gesch. Schweizerische Zeitschrift für 

Geschichte 

Sci. & Educ. Science and Education (0926-7220) 

*Sci. & Soc. Science and Society (0036-8237) 

Sci. Amer. Scientific American

xxvi 

Journal List 

Sci. Canadensis Scientia Canadensis (0829-2507) 

Sci. Commun. Science Communication (1075-5470) 

*Sci. Context Science in Context (0269-8897) 

*Sci. Cult. Science as Culture (0950-5431) 

Sci. Hist. Scientiarum Historia 

Sci. Poetica Scientia Poetica: Jahrbuch für 

Geschichte der Literatur und der Wissenschaften 

Sci. Pub. Pol. Science and Public Policy (0302-3427) 

Sci. Stor. Scienze e Storia: Bollettino del Centro 

Internazionale di Storia dello Spazio e del Tempo 

Sci. Stud. Science Studies (0786-3012) 

Sci. Tech. & Soc. Science Technology and Society 

(0971-7218) 

*Sci. Tech. Hum. Val. Science, Technology and 

Human Values (0162-2439) 

Sci. Tech. Persp. Sciences et Techniques en 

Perspective 

*Sciamvs Sciamvs (1345-4617) 

Science Science (0036-8075) 

Scientomet. Scientometrics (0138-9130) 

Scot. Geogr. Mag. Scottish Geographical Magazine 

Scriptorium Scriptorium: Revue International des 

Études Relative aux Manuscrits (0036-9772) 

Selbstorganisation Selbstorganisation: Jahrbuch für 

Komplexität in den Natur-, Sozial- und 

Geisteswissenschaften 

Semiotica Semiotica (0037-1998) 

*Seventeenth Cent. Seventeenth Century 

Signs Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and 

Society 

Signum Signum (0347-0423) 

Signum (ABREM) Signum: revista da ABREM 

(1516-6295) 

SIHSPAI SIHSPAI (1026-3977) 

Singapore J. Trop. Geogr. Singapore Journal of 

Tropical Geography (0129-7619) 

Sino-Jap. Stud. Sino-Japanese Studies (1041-8830) 

Sitzungsber. Bayer. Akad. Wiss. Math. Naturwiss. Kl. 

Sitzungsberichte der Bayerische Akademie der 

Wissenschaften, 

Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliche Klasse 

Sitzungsber. Ges. Naturforsch. Freunde Berlin 

Sitzungsberichte der Gesellschaft 

Naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin 

Sixteenth Cent. J. Sixteenth Century Journal 

(0361-0160) 

Skep. Inq. Skeptical Inquirer (0194-6730) 

Skeptic Skeptic (1063-9330) 

Sky & Telescope Sky and Telescope (0037-6604) 

Slagmark Slagmark (0108-8084) 

Slav. East Europ. Rev. Slavonic and East European 

Review 

Slav. Rev. Slavic Review (0037-6779) 

Soc. Epistem. Social Epistemology (0269-1728) 

*Soc. Hist. Social History (0307-1022) 

Soc. Hist. Alcohol Drugs The Social History of 

Alcohol and Drugs (1930-8418) 

*Soc. Hist. Med. Social History of Medicine 

(0951-631X) 

Soc. Politics Social Politics 

Soc. Res. Social Research (0037-783X) 

Soc. Sci. & Med. Social Science and Medicine 

(0277-9536) 

Soc. Sci. Hist. Social Science History 

Soc. Sci. Inform. Social Science Information 

Soc. Sci. Yearbk. Sociology of the Sciences Yearbook 

(0167-2320) 

Soc. Stor. Società e Storia 

*Soc. Stud. Sci. Social Studies of Science 

(0306-3127) 

Sociol. Quart. Sociological Quarterly 

Sociol. Theory Sociological Theory 

Sociology Sociology (0038-0385) 

South African J. Sci. South African Journal of 

Science 

South Asia Res. South Asia Research 

South Carolina Hist. Mag. South Carolina Historical 

Magazine 

Southern Hist. Southern History: A Review of the 

History of Southern England 

Southwest. Hist. Quart. Southwestern Historical 

Quarterly (0038-478X) 

Soviet Phys. Soviet Physics: Uspeki 

Spectro. acta Spectrochimica acta 

*Speculum Speculum: Journal of Mediaeval Studies 

St. John’s Rev. St. John’s Review (0277-4720) 

Sterne Weltraum Sterne und Weltraum (0039-1263) 

Stor. Storiogr. Storia della Storiografia 

STS Net. Jap. Yearbk. STS Network Japan Yearbook 

STTH Science, Technology, and the Humanities 

Stud. 18th-Cent. Cult. Studies in Eighteenth-Century 

Culture 

Stud. Achtzehn. Jahrh. Studien zum Achtzehnten 

Jahrhundert 

Stud. Copernicana Studia Copernicana (0081-6701) 

Stud. Dial. Natur. Studies in Dialectics of Nature 

Stud. Hist. Mod. Math. Studies in the History of 

Modern Mathematics: Supplemento di Rendiconti 

del Circolo Matematico di Palermo 

*Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. Studies in 

History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies 

in History and Philosophy of Biological and 

Biomedical Sciences (1369-8486) 

*Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. Studies in History and 

Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History 

and Philosophy of Modern Physics (1355-2198) 

*Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. Studies in the History and 

Philosophy of Science (0039-3681) 

Stud. Hist. Sci. Tech. Med. Studies in the History of 

Science, Technology and Medicine (1024-8048) 

Stud. Leibnitiana Studia Leibnitiana 

Stud. Lessico. Ital. Studi di Lessicografia Italiana 

Stud. Lit. Imag. Studies in the Literary Imagination 

Stud. Mater. Dziej. Nauk. Pol. Ser. E Studia i 

Materialy z Dziejów Nauki Polskiej. Seria E: 

Zagadnienia Ogólne 

Stud. Mediev. Renais. Hist. Studies in Medieval and 

Renaissance History (0081-8224) 

Stud. Medievali Studi Medievali (0391-8467) 

Stud. Philol. Studies in Philology 

Stud. Renaiss. Studies in the Renaissance 

Stud. Romant. Studies in Romanticism 

Stud. Sci. Educ. Studies in Science Education 

Stud. Secent. Studi Secenteschi 

Stud. Settecent. Studi Settecenteschi 

Stud. Stor. Studi Storici: Rivista Trimestrale 

dell’Istituto Gramsci (0039-3037) 

Stud. Voltaire 18th Cent. Studies on Voltaire and the 

Eighteenth Century

Journal List 

xxvii 

Stud. Wien. Gesch. Studien zur Wiener Geschichte: 

Jahrbuch des Vereins für Geschichte der Stadt 

Wien 

Studium Studium (0928-303X-new) 

*Sudhoffs Arch. Sudhoffs Archiv (0039-4564) 

*Suhayl Suhayl (1576-9372) 

Svenska Linnésällsk. Årssk. Svenska 

Linnésällskapets Årsskrift 

*Synthese Synthese (0039-7857) 

Ta-lu ts’a-chih Ta-lu ts’a-chih 

Taida lishi xuebao 

Taiwan shehui yanjiu jikan Taiwan shehui yanjiu 

jikan (Taiwan: A Radical Quarterly in Social 

Studies) 

Taiwan Wenxue Yanjiu Jikan Taiwan Wenxue Yanjiu 

Jikan 

Taiwan. J. Stud. Sci. Tech. Med. Taiwanese Journal 

for Studies of Science, Technology, and Medicine 

(1022-4874) 

Taiwanese J. Phil. Hist. Sci. Taiwanese Journal for 

the Philosophy and History of Science 

Taiwanshi yenjiu Taiwanshi yenjiu (Taiwan 

Historical Research) 

Tasanhak Tasanhak (Journal of Tasan Studies) 

(1598-8856(45)) 

Taxon Taxon (0040-0262) 

*Tech. & Cult. Technology and Culture (0040-165X) 

Tech. Soc. Technology in Society (0160-791X) 

*Technikgeschichte Technikgeschichte (0040-117X) 

Tel Aviv Jahrb. Deut. Gesch. Tel Aviv Jahrbuch für 

Deutsche Geschichte 

Tenn. Med. Tennessee Medicine (1088-6222) 

Tennessee Hist. Quart. Tennessee Historical 

Quarterly 

Terrae Incog. Terrae lncognitae Philosophy and the 

Intellectual Life of the Middle Ages 

*Theol. Stud. Theological Studies (0040-5639) 

Theoria (0040-5825) Theoria (0040-5825) 

(0040-5825) 

*Theoria (0495-4548) Theoria (0495-4548) 

(0495-4548) 

Theoria Hist. Sci. Theoria et Historia Scientiarum 

(0867-4159) 

Theory Biosci. Theory in Biosciences (1431-7613) 

Theory Cult. Soc. Theory, Culture, and Society: 

Explorations in Critical Social Science 

*Thomist Thomist: A Speculative Quarterly Review 

(0040-6325) 

Tijdschr. Filosofie Tijdschrift voor Filosofie 

(0040-750X) 

Tijdschr. Gesch. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 

Tijdschr. Stud. Verlichting Tijdschrift voor de Studie 

van de Verlichting 

TLS TLS: Times Literary Supplement (0307-661X) 

Topoi Topoi: An International Review of Philosophy 

*Traditio Traditio: Studies in Ancient and Medieval 

History, Thought, and Religion 

Trans. Amer. Philol. Assoc. Transactions of the 

American Philological Association 

Trans. C. S. Peirce Soc. Transactions of the Charles 

S. Peirce Society 

Trans. Conn. Acad. Arts Sci. Transactions of the 

Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences 

Trans. Inst. Brit. Geogr. Transactions of the Institute 

of British Geographers 

Trans. Int. Congr. Enlightenment Transactions of the 

International Congress on the Enlightenment 

*Trans. Newcomen Soc. Transactions of the 

Newcomen Society (0372-0187) 

Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc. Transactions of the Royal 

Historical Society 

Trans. Royal Soc. Edinburgh Earth Sci. Transactions 

of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (Earth Science) 

(0263-5933) 

Trans. Wisconsin Acad. Sci. Arts Lett. Transactions 

of the Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and 

Letters 

Trends Neurosci. Trends in Neurosciences 

TS y S Trabajo Social y Salud (1130-2976) 

Tsafon Tsafon: Revue d’Etudes Juives du Nord 

(1149-6630) 

Tsing-hua hsueh-pao Tsing-hua hsueh-pao (Journal 

of Tsing-hua University) 

Tsinghua xuebao 

*Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. Twentieth-Century British 

History (0955-2359) 

Ugeskrift Læger Ugeskrift for Læger 

Ugglan Ugglan (1102-4313) 

Utilitas Utilitas: A Journal of Utilitarian Studies 

(0953-8208) 

Variants Variants (1573-3084) 

Variations Variations: Literaturzeitschrift der 

Universität Zürich (1424-7631) 

Vermont Hist. Vermont History: Proceedings of the 

Vermont Historical Society 

*Vesalius Vesalius (XXVesalius) 

VEST VEST: Tidskrift för Vetenskapsstudier 

(0283-6025) 

Vest. San.-Peter. Univ. Vestnik 

Sankt-Peterburgskogo universiteta (0132-4624) 

Vestnik Arkhiv. Vestnik Arkhivista 

Viator Viator: Medieval and Renaissance Studies 

Vict. Lit. Cult. Victorian Literature and Culture 

(1060-1503) 

Victorian Newsletter Victorian Newsletter 

*Victorian Stud. Victorian Studies (0042-5222) 

Vie Sci. La Vie des Sciences: Comptes Rendus de 

l’Académie des Sciences 

Vierteljahrshef. Zeitgesch. Vierteljahrshefte für 

Zeitgeschichte 

VIET Voprosy istorii estestvoznaniia i tekhniki 

(0205-9606) 

Vigiliae Christianae Vigiliae Christianae 

(0042-6032) 

Virginia Mag. Hist. Biogr. Virginia Magazine of 

History and Biography (0042-6636) 

*Vivarium Vivarium: Journal for Mediaeval 

Philosophy and the Intellectual Life of the Middle 

Ages (0042-7543) 

Vop. Fil. Voprosy filosofii (0042-8744) 

Vop. Ist. Voprosy istorii (0042-8779) 

Voz Coleg. Miguel Cervantes La voz del Colegio 

Miguel de Cervantes 

War & Soc. War and Society 

Welfengarten Welfengarten: Jahrbuch für Essayismus 

Wellcome Hist. Wellcome History 

*West. Hist. Quart. Western Historical Quarterly 

(0043-3810) 

Wiener Goethe Ver. Jahrb. Wiener - Goethe - Verein. 

Jahrbuch (0250-443X)

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Journal List 

Wiener Klin. Wochenschr. Wiener Klinische 

Wochenschrift 

Wiener Stud. Wiener Studien 

*William Mary Quart. William and Mary Quarterly 

(0043-5597) 

Wisc. Acad. Rev. Wisconsin Academy Review 

Wolfenbütteler Renaiss. Mitt. Wolfenbütteler 

Renaissance Mitteilungen 

Wolfenbütteler Stud. Aufklärung Wolfenbütteler 

Studien zur Aufklärung 

Women Women: A Cultural Review 

*Women’s Hist. Rev. Women’s History Review 

Worldviews Worldviews (1363-5247) 

Wurzburger Medizin. Mitt. Wurzburger 

Medizinhistorische Mitteilungen (0177-5227) 

Xinshixue Xinshixue (New History) 

XVIIe Siècle XVIIe Siècle 

Yale J. Biol. Med. Yale Journal of Biology and 

Medicine (0044-0086) 

Yearbk. Res. Cent. Germ. Austrian Exile Stud. 

Yearbook of the Research Centre for German and 

Austrian Exile Studies (1388-3720) 

Yeoksa Bipyeong Yeoksa Bipyeong 

Yoksa Hakbo Yoksa Hakbo (The Korean Historical 

Review) 

Z. Kirchenges. Zeitschrift für Kirchengeschichte 

(0044-2925) 

Z. Allg. Wissenschaftstheor. Zeitschrift für 

Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 

Z. Bayer. Landesges. Zeitschrift für Bayerische 

Landesgeschichte 

Z. Deut. Morgenldnd. Ges. Zeitschrift der Deutschen 

Morgealiindischen Gesellschaft 

Z. Gesam. Versicherungswis. Zeitschrift für die 

gesamte Versicherungswissenschaft 

Z. Gesch. Arab.-Islam. Wiss. Zeitschrift für 

Geschichte der Arabisch-Islamischen 

Wissenschaften (0179-4639) 

Z. Geschichtswiss. Zeitschrift für 

Geschichtswissenschaft (0044-2828) 

*Z. Idee. Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte (1863-8937) 

Z. Ostmitteleuropa-Forsch. Zeitschrift für 

Ostmitteleuropa-Forschung (0948-8294) 

Z. Phil. Forsch. Zeitschrift für Philosophische 

Forschung 

Z. Relig. Geistesgesch. Zeitschrift für Religions- und 

Geistesgeschichte 

Z. Unternehmensgescht. Zeitschrift für 

Unternehmensgeschichte 

Zhongguo Keji Shiliao Zhongguo Keji Shiliao (China 

Historical Materials of Science and Technology) 

(1000-0798) 

*Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 

(Studies in the History of Natural Sciences) 

(1000-0224) 

Zygon Zygon (0591-2385)

A. Tools for Historians of Science 

1. HISTORY OF SCIENCE, GENERAL 

WORKS 

1. BERETTA, Marco, Karl GRANDIN, and Svante 

LINDQVIST. (Eds.) Aurora Torealis: Studies in 

the History of Science and Ideas in Honor of Tore 

Frängsmyr. (vi + 314 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sagamore 

Beach, MA: Science History Publications, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780881353983. 

Contents: Marco BERETTA, “Enlightenment in 

Antiquity? Evolution and Progress in the Fifth 

Book of Lucretius’ De rerum natura,” 1-11 

[ref. 860]; Paolo GALLUZZI, “Leonardo da Vinci’s 

Concept of ‘Nature’: ‘More Cruel Stepmother than 

Mother,’ ” 13-29 [ref. 1462]; William R. SHEA and 

Tiziana BASCELLI, “How Torricelli Improved on 

Galileo’s Laws of Free Fall and Projectile Motion,” 

31-50 [ref. 1699]; John L. HEILBRON, “Solomon’s 

Houses: Francesco Bianchini’s Academic Places,” 

51-70 [ref. 1603]; Nicolaas RUPKE, “The Origin 

of Species from Linnaeus to Darwin,” 71-85 

[ref. 2029]; Janet BROWN, “The Natural Economy 

of Households: Charles Darwin’s Account 

Books,” 87-110 [ref. 2251]; Thorsten NYBOM, 

“The Persistent Use and Abuse of Wilhelm von 

Humboldt in History and Politics—noch einmal,” 

111-128 [ref. 2246]; Daniel J. KEVLES, 

“Fruit Nationalism: Horticulture in the United 

States—From the Revolution to the First Centennial,” 

129-146 [ref. 2865]; Jean-François BATTAIL, 

“Jules Verne—The Divided Modernist,” 147-164 

[ref. 2178]; Lorraine DASTON, “Toward a History 

of Reason,” 165-180 [ref. 28]; H. Otto SIBUM, 

“Experience-Experiments: The Changing Experiential 

Basis of Physics,” 181-191 [ref. 2327]; Karl 

GRANDIN, “Intermediate Theoretical Physics,” 

193-214 [ref. 3089]; Svante LINDQVIST, “A Nobel 

Prize for Scientific Revolutions? Hannes 

Alfvén and Conflicting Cosmologies,” 215-234 

[ref. 3794]; Mary Jo NYE, “Re-Reading Bernal: 

History of Science at the Crossroads in 20th- 

Century Britain,” 235-258 [ref. 71]; Sven WID- 

MALM, “History of Science in the Age of Policy,” 

259-275 [ref. 3728]; Sheldon ROTHBLATT, “A 

Note on the ‘Integrity’ of the University,” 277-297 

[ref. 248]; Robert DARNTON, “Old Books and 

E-Books,” 299-304. 

Reviews: [ref. R61] 

2. BOWLER, Peter J., and John V. PICKSTONE. 

(Eds.) The Modern Biological and Earth Sciences. 

(xxvi + 662 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 

Cambridge University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780521572019. 

Contributors: Peter BOWLER, John PICKSTONE, 

David ALLEN, Roy M. MACLEOD, Mary P. WIN- 

SOR, Keith R. BENSON, Jonathan HARWOOD, 

Paul LUCIER, John P. SWAN, Michael WAR- 

BOYS, Mott T. GREENE, David R. OLDROYD, 

Ronald RAINGER, Mario di GREGORIO, Eugene 

CITTADINO, Susan C. LAWRENCE, Nick 

HOPWOOD, Olga AMSTERDAMSKA, Richard L. 

KRAMER, Russell C. MAULITZ, Jonathan HODGE, 

Richard M. BURIAN, Doris T. ZALLEN, Pascal 

ACOT, Thomas SODERQUIST, Craig STILLWELL, 

Mark JACKSON, J. P. GAUDILLIERE, Anne HAR- 

RINGTON, Robert F. BUD, Henry FRANKEL, Jeff 

SCHANK, Charles TWARDY, James MOORE, Susan 

E. LEDERER, Stephen A. BOCKING 


3. FARA, Patricia. Science: A Four Thousand Year 

History. (xv + 408 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780199226894. 

Reviews: [ref. 6, R274] 

4. KNIGHT, David M. The Making of Modern Science: 

Science, Technology, Medicine and Modernity, 

1789–1914. (xii + 370 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

UK: Polity, 2009. ISBN: 9780745636757. 


5. MACPHAIL, Theresa. “The ‘Problem’ of Science 

in China.” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 27–50. 

6. MORUS, Iwan Rhys. “What is the History of 

Science Really Like?” Hist. Sci. 47 (2009): 359–366. 

Essay review of Patricia FARA, Science (2009) 

[ref. 3]. 

7. OSLER, Margaret J. Reconfiguring the World: 

Nature, God, and Human Understanding from the 

Middle Ages to Early Modern Europe. Johns Hopkins 

Introductory Studies in the History of Science. (x + 

184 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 

University Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780801896552. 

8. PICKERING, Andrew. “Ventures with Vultures.” 

Isis 100 (2009): 868–871. 

Essay review of Steven SHAPIN, The Scientific Life 

(2008). 

9. SHAPIN, Steven. Never Pure: Historical Studies 

of Science as If It Was Produced by People with 

Bodies, Situated in Time, Space, Culture, and Society, 

and Struggling for Credibility and Authority. (ix + 

552 pp.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 


10. SIVASUNDARAM, Sujit. “Introduction.” Focus: 

Global Histories of Science. Isis 101 (2010): 95–97. 

Contents: Marwa ELSHAKRY, “When Science 

Became Western: Historiographical Reflections,” 

98–109 [ref. 2142]; Helen TILLEY, “Global Histories, 

Vernacular Science, and African Genealogies; 

or, Is the History of Science Ready for the 

World?” 110–119 [ref. 815]; Shruti KAPILA, 

“The Enchantment of Science in India,” 120–132 

[ref. 776]; Neil SAFIER, “Global Knowledge on

2 5. Reference works and repositories 

the Move: Itineraries, Amerindian Narratives, and 

Deep Histories of Science,” 133–145 [ref. 803]; 

Sujit SIVASUNDARAM, “Sciences and the Global: 

On Methods, Questions, and Theory,” 146–158 

[ref. 45]. 

2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS 

11. BRADLEY, Joseph. Voluntary Associations in 

Tsarist Russia: Science, Patriotism, and Civil Society. 

(xiv + 366 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: Harvard University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780674032798. 

Examines voluntary associations in the development 

of civil society in Russia from the late 18th to 

the early 20th century. 


12. CLANCEY, Gregory. “The History of Technology 

in Japan and East Asia.” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 

525–530. 

13. LOW, Morris. “Introduction.” Introduction to a 

Special Issue: “Locating Japanese Science and Technology: 

Place and the Production of Knowledge.” 

Hist. Scientiarum 18 (2008): 59–61. 

Contents: Robert KARGON, “The U.S.-Japan 

Nexus: Roots of the Japanese Scientific Enterprise,” 

62–75 [ref. 2132]; Morris LOW, “Science, 

Protestant Christianity and Darwinism in Meiji 

Japan,” 76–87 [ref. 2211]; David G. WITTNER, 

“Practice Makes Perfect: Foreign Knowledge and 

the Kamaishi Experiment,” 88–99 [ref. 2851]; 

KIKUCHI Yoshiyuki, “Analysis, Fieldwork and 

Engineering: Accumulated Practices and the Formation 

of Applied Chemistry Teaching at Tokyo 

University, 1874–1900,” 100–120 [ref. 2361]; KIM 

Boumsoung, “Terrains of Practice: Geophysical 

Investigations in Japan in the 1880s,” 121–131 

[ref. 2404]; Masanori KAJI, “Nozoe Tetsuo’s 

Chemical Research at Taihoku Imperial University 

in Taiwan and Its Colonial Context,” 132–139 

[ref. 3141]; MIYAGAWA Takuya, “The Meteorological 

Observation System and Colonial Meteorology 

in Early 20th-Century Korea,” 140–150 [ref. 3178]; 

KIM Dong-Won, “The Longer the Stay, the Better 

the Result? Nishina Yoshio’s Overseas Study 

in the 1920s,” 151–171 [ref. 3098]; Tomoko Y. 

STEEN, “The Case of Ohta Tomoko: A Woman 

Geneticist in the Neutralist-Selectionist Evolution 

Controversy,” 172–184 [ref. 3273]. 

14. LOW, Morris. “The History of Japanese Science: 

Recent Developments.” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 

519–524. 

15. TEE, Garry J. “Science on the Map: Places in 

New Zealand Named after Scientists.” http://www. 

rutherfordjournal.org/article020102.html 

(Accessed on August 30, 2009). Rutherford J. 2 

(2006-2007): Approx. 6500 words. 

16. VLAHAKIS, George N. “Scientific Debates, Ideological 

Confrontations and Personal Disputes in the 

Greek Intellectual Area from the 18th to the 20th 

Centuries.” KRITIKI 4 (2006): 57–76. 

3. REFERENCE WORKS AND 

REPOSITORIES 

17. BORGHI, Luca. “Web 2.0: A Useful Tool for 

the History of Medicine.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 

589–595. 

18. BOWEN, Jonathan P. “A Brief History 

of Early Museums Online.” http://www. 

rutherfordjournal.org/article030103.html 

(Accessed on June 7, 2010). Rutherford J. 3 (2010): 

5000 words. 

19. CHARMASSON, Thérèse. Les archives des scientifiques, 

XVIe–XXe siècle : Guide des fonds conservés 

en France. Avec la collaboration de Marion DANIEL, 

Catherine GAZIELLO et Carole ROTA-TRÉGUIER. 

Orientations et méthodes, 12. (629 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris: Éditions du CTHS, 2008. ISBN: 

9782735506651. 


20. DALEN, Benno van, and David A. KING. 

“An Index of Authors to A Survey of the Scientific 

Manuscripts in the Egyptian National Library.” 

Suhayl 7 (2007): 9–46. 

21. MORRIS, Peter. “New Dictionary of Scientific 

Biography.” Ambix 56 (2009): 190–192. 

Essay review of Noretta KOERTGE (ed.), New 

Dictionary of Scientific Biography (2008). 

22. RIDER, Christine. (Ed.) The Encyclopedia of the 

Age of the Industrial Revolution, 1700–1920. (2 v.; 

604 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, CT: Greenwood 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780313335013. 


23. RODRIGUES, Jeorgina Gentil, and Sandra Maria 

Osório Xavier MARINHO. “A trajetória do periódico 

científico na Fundação Oswaldo Cruz: perspectivas 

da Biblioteca de Ciências Biomédicas.” English 

title: [The Trajectory of Scientific Periodicals 

at the Fundação Oswaldo Cruz: Perspectives of 

the Biomedical Sciences Library]. Manguinhos 16 

(2009): 523–532. 

24. SELIN, Helaine. (Ed.) Encyclopaedia of the 

History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in Non- 

Western Cultures. 2d ed. Springer Reference. (2 v.; 

xix + 2416 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Berlin; New 

York: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9781402045592. 


25. SICHAU, Christian. “Einstein, interaktiv und 

zum Anfassen. Oder: die drohende Auflösung des 

Museums?” NTM 17 (2009): 85–92.

5. Historiography & historical methods 3 

5. HISTORIOGRAPHY AND HISTORICAL 

METHODS 

26. CHADAREVIAN, Soraya de. “Microstudies Versus 

Big Picture Accounts?” Special Issue: “Disciplinary 

Histories and the History of Disciplines: The 

Challenge of Molecular Biology” [ref. 3879]. Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 13–19. 

27. CHIANG, Howard H. “Rethinking ‘Style’ for 

Historians and Philosophers of Science: Converging 

Lessons from Sexuality, Translation, and East Asian 

Studies.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 109–118. 

28. DASTON, Lorraine. “Toward a History of Reason.” 

In Aurora Torealis, edited by BERETTA et al. 

(2008) [ref. 1], 165–180. 

29. DAUM, Andreas. “Bringing the Actors Back In: 

Historical Perspectives on Scholarship and Its Many 

Publics.” Geog. Rev. 11 no. 2 (2009): 64–70. 

Suggests using methods of collective biography 

and prosopography to study how science has been 

mediated in the public. 

30. DOUGLAS, Susan J. “Some Thoughts on the 

Question ‘How Do New Things Happen?’ ” Tech. & 

Cult. 51 (2010): 293–304. 

31. DUARTE, Regina Horta. “História e biologia: 

diálogos possíveis, distâncias necessárias.” English 

title: [History and Biology: Possible Dialogues, 

Necessary Distances]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 927– 

940. 

On areas of contact between history and evolutionary 

biology. 

32. FORMAN, Paul. “Recognizing Postmodernity: 

Helps for Historians—of Science Especially.” Ber. 

Wissenschaftsgesch. 33 (2010): 157–175. 

33. GOVONI, Paola. “The Historiography of Science 

Popularization: Reflections Inspired by the Italian 

Case.” In Popularizing Science and Technology in the 

European Periphery, 1800–2000, edited by PAPAN- 

ELOPOULOU et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 21–42. 

34. JIA Yushu and XING Runchuan. “On the Relation 

between the Historiography of Science and 

Historiography.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 239–250. 

35. KAESER, Marc-Antoine. “Biography as Microhistory: 

The Relevance of Private Archives for 

Writing the History of Archaeology.” In Archives, 

Ancestors, Practices, edited by SCHLANGER and 

NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 9–20. 

36. KEE, Kevin, Shawn GRAHAM, Pat DUNAE, John 

LUTZ, Andrew LARGE, Michel BLONDEAU, and 

Mike CLARE. “Towards a Theory of Good History 

through Gaming.” Can. Hist. Rev. 90 (2009): 303– 

326. 

On the use of computer games to teach history. 

37. KUSCH, Martin. “Objectivity and Historiography.” 


Essay review of Lorraine DASTON and Peter GAL- 

ISON, Objectivity (2007). 

38. LAMB, Robert. “Quentin Skinner’s Revised 

Historical Contextualism: A Critique.” Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 22, no. 3 (2009): 51–73. 

39. LEVINE, George. “Reflections on Darwin and 

Darwinizing.” Part of a special issue on Darwin and 

Victorian natural history [ref. 2143]. Victorian Stud. 

51 (2009): 223–245. 

40. MAYNE, Alan. “On the Edges of History: Reflections 

on Historical Archaeology.” Amer. Hist. Rev. 

113 (2008): 93–118. 

41. OLIVEIRA, Cristiane. “A vertigem da descontinuidade: 

sobre os usos da história na arqueologia 

de Michel Foucault.” English title: [The Vertigo 

of Discontinuity: On the Use of History in Michel 

Foucault’s Archeology]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

169–181. 

42. PEÑA, Carolyn Thomas de la. “ ‘Slow and Low 

Progress,’ or Why American Studies Should Do Technology.” 

Part of a special issue: Rewiring the “Nation”: 

The Place of Technology in American Studies 

[ref. 528]. Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 915–941. 

43. PYENSON, Lewis. “Forward Into the Past.” Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Sci. 39 (2008): 211–219. 

Examines the question of writing history backwards, 

with special reference to the history of 

science. 

44. REINHARDT, Carsten. “Historische Wissenschaftsforschung, 

heute. Überlegungen zu einer 

Geschichte der Wissensgesellschaft.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

33 (2010): 81–99. 

45. SIVASUNDARAM, Sujit. “Sciences and the 

Global: On Methods, Questions, and Theory.” Focus: 

Global Histories of Science [ref. 10]. Isis 101 (2010): 

146–158. 

46. STEEDMAN, Carolyn. “Intimacy in Research: 

Accounting for It.” Part of a special issue: “Intimacy 

in Research” [ref. 154]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 21, no. 4 

(2008): 17–33. 

On the development of intimacy by historians 

through the reading of archival material. 

47. STOLZENBERG, Gabriel. “A Very Bad Argument.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 951–957. 

Essay review of Paul BOGHOSSIAN, Fear of 

Knowledge (2005) [ref. 146].

4 6. History of science as a profession 

48. WEI Yidong and SU Yujuan. “Contextual Explanation 

on the Occurrence of Scientific Revolution 

and Its Realistic Significance.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 363–375. 

49. WHITE, Paul. “Introduction.” Focus: The Emotional 

Economy of Science. Isis 100 (2009): 792– 

797. 

Contents: Fay Bound ALBERTI, “Bodies, Hearts, 

and Minds: Why Emotions Matter to Historians 

of Science and Medicine,” 798–810 [ref. 2050]; 

Paul WHITE, “Darwin’s Emotions: The Scientific 

Self and the Sentiment of Objectivity,” 811–826 

[ref. 2523]; Rhodri HAYWARD, “Enduring Emotions: 

James L. Halliday and the Invention of the 

Psychosocial,” 827–838 [ref. 3479]; Elizabeth A. 

WILSON, “ ‘Would I Had Him with Me Always’: 

Affects of Longing in Early Artificial Intelligence,” 

839–847 [ref. 4102]; Otniel E. DROR, “Afterword: 

A Reflection on Feelings and the History of Science,” 

848–851. 

50. WITHERS, Charles W. J. “Place and the ‘Spatial 

Turn’ in Geography and in History.” J. Hist. Ideas 70 

(2009): 637–658. 

Includes a section on the recent historiography of 

science. 

6. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AS A 

PROFESSION 

51. BOUCHET, Alain, and Philippe CHARLIER. 

“L’enseignement de l’histoire de la médecine dans 

les institutions universitaires françaises.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 145–148. 

52. BRAUNSTEIN, Jean-François. L’histoire des 

sciences : Méthodes, styles et controverses. Textes 

clés. (384 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Vrin, 2008. ISBN: 

9782711619337. 

On the “French style” in the history of science over 

the 19th and 20th centuries. 


53. CHINCHEVA, Stefka. “A Brief History of the 

Bulgarian Association of History of Medicine.” 

Vesalius 12 (2006): 106–111. 

54. DAYÉ, Christian. “ ‘According to the Books...’: 

Reviewing Science Studies Textbooks.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 38 (2008): 303–318. 

Essay review of Sergio SISMONDO, An Introduction 

to Science and Technology Studies (2004); 

Matthew DAVID, Science in Society (2005) 

[ref. 149]; Steven YEARLEY, Making Sense of 

Science (2005) [ref. 173]. 

55. DOWNEY, Gary Lee. “What Is Engineering 

Studies For? Dominant Practices and Scalable Scholarship.” 

Eng. Stud. 1 (2009): 55–76. 

Explores the topic area of this new journal. 

56. EVENDEN, Matthew. “Environmental History 

Pedagogy beyond History and on the Web.” Environ. 

Hist. 14 (2009): 737–743. 

57. GUO Jinhai. “Joseph Needham’s Science and 

Civilisation in China and the Founding of the Institute 

for the History of Natural Science in China.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of a special issue. 

[ref. 64]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 (2007): 273–292. 

58. GURPEGUI RESANO, J. R., and A. MONREAL 

MARQUIEGUI. “La enseñanza de historia de la medicina 

en España.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 

141–144. 

59. HOMBURG, Ernst. “Boundaries and Audiences 

of National Histories of Science: Insights from the 

History of Science and Technology of the Netherlands.” 

Nuncius 23 (2008): 309–345. 

60. JIANG Zhenhuan. “Dividing the History of Technology 

into Stages: Principle and Project.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 27 

(2008): 13–27. 

61. KJÆRGAARD, Peter C. “The Darwin Enterprise: 

From Scientific Icon to Global Product.” Hist. Sci. 48 

(2010): 105–122. 

62. KORTEMEYER, Gerd, and Catherine WESTFALL. 

“The Physical Tourist: A European Study Course.” 

Phys. Persp. 12 (2010): 89–99. 

On a European study course exploring the early 

history of relativity and quantum theory. 

63. LELLOUCH, Alain. “Mais où va donc Vesalius ? 

(Analyse de la production et du contenu de la revue, 

de 1995 à 2005).” Vesalius 11, no. 2 (2005): 98–103. 

64. LIAO Yuqun. “Retrospect and Prospect.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Introduction to a special Issue 

in Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary for the 

Establishment of the Institute for the History of Natural 

Science of CAS. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 (2007): 

265–272. 

Contents: GUO Jinhai, “Joseph Needham’s Science 

and Civilisation in China and the Founding 

of the Institute for the History of Natural Science 

in China,” 273–292 [ref. 57]; DU Shiran, “Science 

and Technology during the Yuan Dynasty 

and Their Social Background,” 293–302 [ref. 666]; 

HAN Qi, “The Origin of the Theory of ‘Retrieving 

Lost Rites from Barbarians’ and Its Transmission 

in Late Ming and Early Qing,” 303–311 [ref. 667]; 

ZOU Dahai, “The Method of Excess and Deficiency 

in Early China: An Investigation on the 

Basis of the Problems of Excess and Deficiency in 

the Suanshushu,” 312–323 [ref. 693]; CHEN Jiujin, 

“The Five-Element Calendar Uncovered by the 

Sacrificial Relic in Taoism,” 324–333 [ref. 694]; 

TIAN Song, “The Communication between Gods 

and Humans: The Genesis Mythology of the Naxi 

Ethnic Group and Its Cosmos Structure,” 334– 

351 [ref. 713]; NING Xiaoyu, “The Lunar Theo-

7. Historians of science 5 

ries in Xinfa Suanshu,” 352–362 [ref. 705]; SUN 

Chengsheng, “The Diffusion and Impact of Western 

Optical Knowledge in Late Ming and Early 

Qing: A Study of Sun Yunqiu’s Jingshi,” 363– 

376 [ref. 724]; WU Yan and JIANG Xiaoyuan, 

“Observation of the Intensity of Gravity in China 

by R. P. Lejay in the 1930s: Details and Significance,” 

377–388 [ref. 3126]; HE Juan, “The 

Chinese Nomenclatures for Inorganic Compounds 

of the Educational Association of China and Du 

Yaquan,” 389-400 [ref. 2355]; HUA Jueming, “A 

Discussion on the Finishing Work of Shang-Zhou 

Bronze Ritual Vessels,” 401–406 [ref. 761]; ZHAO 

Chengze and ZHAO Hansheng, “Lead Chromate 

and Arsenic Disulfide, with a Discussion about the 

Color of Fabric Discovered in Rujiazhuang Village 

in Shaan’xi,” 418–424 [ref. 726]. 

65. LIU, Min. “Statistical Analysis in Studies in the 

History of Natural Sciences (1996–2005).” [Translated 


(2007): 222–233. 

66. MAGOWSKA, Anita. “The UNESCO Concept 

of Heritage and Teaching of the History of Medicine 

and Pharmacy in the Karol Marcinkowski University 

of Medical Sciences in Poznan.” Vesalius 9, no. 1 

(2003): 33–35. 

67. MANTEGARI, Cristina. “El Departamento de 

Historia de la Ciencia de la Universidad de Buenos 

Aires en las décadas de 1960 y 1970.” Saber y Tiempo 

5, no 19 (2005): 189–197. 

68. MAYER, Roger. “L’enseignement de l’Histoire 

de la Médecine en Suisse : Historique et état actuel.” 

Vesalius 6 (2000): 42–50. 

69. MORANGE, Michel. À quoi sert l’histoire des 

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70. NIETO-GALAN, Agustí. “The History of Science 

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211–236. 

On the history of science as an academic discipline 

in the 20th century. 

71. NYE, Mary Jo. “Re-Reading Bernal: History of 

Science at the Crossroads in 20th-Century Britain.” 

In Aurora Torealis, edited by BERETTA et al. (2008) 

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72. ORNEK BUKEN, Nuket, and Serap SAHINOGLU. 

“Critique of Medical History Education in Turkey’s 

Medical Faculties.” Vesalius 12 (2006): 44–49. 

73. SABIN, Paul. “ ‘The Ultimate Environmental 

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15 (2010): 76–93. 

74. SHEEHAN, Helena. “The Influence of Marxism 

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75. SHELL-GELLASCH, Amy. (Ed.) Hands on History: 

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D.C.: Mathematical Association of America, 2007. 

ISBN: 9780883851821. 


76. SIMÕES, Ana, Ana CARNEIRO, and Maria Paula 

DIOGO. “Perspectives on Contemporary History of 

Science in Portugal.” Nuncius 23 (2008): 237–263. 

77. SZRETER, Simon. “History, Policy and the Social 

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235–244. 

78. UNAT, Yavuz. “Salih Zeki’s Methodology in 

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On on the methodology of Salih Zeki, who helped 

establish the field of history of science in Turkey in 

the early 20th century. 

79. WANG Baohong and WEI Yidong. “New Research 

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the United States (1993–2005).” [Translated title.] In 


80. ZHANG Baichun. “Opportunities, Challenges, 

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the CAS Institute for the History of Natural Science 

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First article in a special issue for the Symposium on 

Discipline Building and Development in the History 

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Issue includes nearly thirty articles on institution 

building, disciplinary histories, and teaching in 

the history of science and technology. Contributors: 

HU Huakai, JIANG Xiaoyuan, GUO Shirong, 

SUN Shuyun, FENG Lisheng, WAN Fubin, GUO 

Shuchun, CHEN Meidong, HUA Jueming, WANG 

Yangzong, WANG Zuoyue, HU Danian, LUO Guihuan, 

WANG Xingguang, ZHANG Zhibin, SHI 

Yunli, WU Guosheng, JIANG Zhenhuan, WEI Yidong, 

LI Zhaohua, ZHANG Daqing, LI Yanping, 

WANG Shiping, LI Wenlin, QIAN Wei, LIU Bing, 

LUO Jianjin, YUAN Jiangyang, WANG Qianjin, 

HU Weijia, SIQINBILIG, GUAN Shouyi. 

7. HISTORIANS OF SCIENCE 

81. BALDWIN, Mary E. “Eloge: Marianne (Marika) 

Gosztonyi Ainley, 1937–2008.” Isis 100 (2009): 

852–855. 

82. BLUME, Stuart. “Olga Amsterdamska Moore 

(1953–2009).” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 957–959.

6 7. Historians of science 

83. BRAUNSTEIN, Jean-François. (Ed.) Canguilhem 

: Histoire des sciences et politique du vivant. 

Débats philosophiques. (160 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2007. ISBN: 

9782130560340. 

Contents: François DAGOGNET, “Pourquoi 

la maladie et le réflexe dans la philosophie 

biomédicale de Canguilhem ?”; Dominique 

LECOURT, “Georges Canguilhem, le philosophe”; 

Claude DEBRU, “L’engagement philosophique 

dans le champ de la médecine : Georges Canguilhem 

aujourd’hui”; Jean-François BRAUNSTEIN, 

“Psychologie et milieu. Éthique et histoire des 

sciences chez Georges Canguilhem”; François DE- 

LAPORTE, “Foucault, Canguilhem et les monstres”; 

Ian HACKING, “Canguilhem parmi les cyborgs”; 

Arild UTAKER, “Canguilhem et Wittgenstein : une 

rencontre autour de ‘Le cerveau et la pensée’ .” 


84. BURIAN, Richard. “Eloge: Marjorie Glicksman 

Grene, 1910–2009.” Isis 100 (2009): 856–859. 

85. CHANG, Ku-Ming “Kevin”, and Karen Hunger 

PARSHALL. “Eloge: Allen George Debus, 16 August 

1926–6 March 2009.” Isis 101 (2010): 159–162. 

86. DEMIDOV, S. S. “Andrei Nikolaevich Kolmogorov, 

historien des mathématiques.” In Liber Amicorum 

Jean Dhombres, edited by RADELET-DE GRAVE 

(2008) [ref. 273], 101–111. 

87. DUMONT, Fernand. Oeuvres complètes de Fernand 

Dumont. Edited by Serge CANTIN. (5 v.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) Québec: Presses de l’Université 

Laval, 2008. ISBN: 9782763787121. 

Volumes 1 and 2 collect his work in philosophy of 

science. 

88. FENG Lisheng and GUO Shirong. “Professor 

Li Di and the History of Science and Technology in 

China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 26 (2007): 90–101. 

89. FIELD, J. V. “Alfred Rupert Hall (26 July 1920–5 

February 2009) and Marie Boas Hall (18 October 

1919–23 February 2009).” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 43 

(2010): 99–103. 

90. FOLKERTS, Menso. “Hubertus L. L. Busard: 

(1923–2007).” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 317–320. 

91. GORMAN, Michael E. “David Charles Gooding 

(1947–2009).” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 341–343. 

92. GORMAN, Michael E. “Obituary: Michael J. 

Mahoney.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 159–160. 

93. GRYGLEWSKI, Ryszard W. “Definition of the 

History of Medicine in the Interpretation of Wladyslaw 

Szumowski.” Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 1 

(2009): 79–94. 

On the Polish historian of medicine Wladyslaw 

Szumowski. 

94. GUICCIARDINI, Niccolò. “Derek Thomas 

Whiteside (1932–2008).” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 

4–9. 

95. GÜNERGUN, Feza. “Adnan Adivar’s Works in 

History of Science: Prior to the La Science Chez 

Les Turcs Ottomans and Thereafter.” Osmanli Bilimi 

Arast. 7, no. 2 (2006): 13–53. 

96. HAMOU, Philippe. “Gérard Simon (1931– 

2009).” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 511–516. 

97. JAMES, Frank A. J. L. “Eloge: A. Rupert Hall, 26 

July 1920–5 February 2009 and Marie Boas Hall, 18 

October 1919–23 February 2009.” Isis 101 (2010): 

165–171. 

98. KING, David A. “Edward Stewart Kennedy 

(1912–2009).” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 117–119. 

99. KOX, A. J. “Eloge: Martin Jesse Klein, 25 June 

1924–28 March 2009.” Isis 101 (2010): 163–165. 

100. KRANAKIS, Eda. “Looking Into the Mirror of 

Time: Reflections on the Life and Work of Edwin T. 

Layton Jr., 1928–2009.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 

543–560. 

101. LÖWY, Ilana. “Eloge: Olga Amsterdamska, 

1953–2009.” Isis 101 (2010): 412–415. 

102. LÜTZEN, Jesper, and Henrik Kragh SØRENSEN. 

“In Honour of Kirsti Andersen.” Centaurus 52 

(2010): 1–3. 

103. MARTIN, Brian. “In Memoriam: J. D. North: 

Historian Of the Exact Sciences.” Suhayl 8 (2008): 

265–273. 

104. NIU Weixing. “From Ancient China to Modern 

West: The Explorations of Academician Xi Zezong in 

the History of Science.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 265–276. 

105. PEREIRA NETO, André. “Eliot Freidson: progressão 

e condicionamentos na biografia de um intelectual.” 

English title: [Eliot Freidson: Progression 

and Constraints in the Biography of an Intellectual]. 

Manguinhos 16 (2009): 941–960. 

106. PRINCIPE, Lawrence M. “Allen G. Debus 

(1926–2009): An Appreciation.” Ambix 56 (2009): 

201. 

107. “Publications de Jean Dhombres (1966–2007).” 

In Liber Amicorum Jean Dhombres, edited by 

RADELET-DE GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 557–583.

7. Historians of science 7 

108. RASHED, Roshdi. “A. Youschkevitch, historien 

des mathématiques arabes.” Part of special issue 

“Mémorial Adolf Youschkevitch.” Arch. Int. Hist. 

Sci. 58 (2008): 9–13. 

109. RESTIVO, Sal, and Rachel DOWTY. “Bernard 

Barber and Mary Douglas.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

635–640. 

110. SMITH, Merritt Roe. “W. David Lewis, 1931– 

2007.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 290–292. 

111. VOGT, Annette B. “Boris Abramovich Rosenfeld: 

(1917–2008).” Hist. Math. 37 (2010): 8–10. 

112. WEAR, Andrew. “Rupert Hall and Mary Boas 

Hall.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 587–589.

B. Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Science 

10. PHILOSOPHY AND METHODS OF 

SCIENCE 

113. BARAB, Peter. The Complementary Nature of 

Reality. (vii + 527 pp.; bibl.; index.) Portland, OR: 

Open Way Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780982263709. 

Wide-ranging treatment of the concept in philosophical 

terms, going far beyond its implications in 

quantum physics. 

114. BECKERMANN, Ansgar. Analytische 

Einführung in die Philosophie des Geistes. Translated 

Title: [Analytic Introduction to the Philosophy 

of Mind.] In German. De-Gruyter-Studienbuch. (xxi 

+ 534 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2008. 

ISBN: 9783110204247. 

115. BOUDRY, Maarten, Stefaan BLANCKE, and 

Johan BRAECKMAN. “How Not to Attack Intelligent 

Design Creationism: Philosophical Misconceptions 

about Methodological Naturalism.” Found. Sci. 15 

(2010): 227–244. 

116. CHAKRAVARTTY, Anjan. A Metaphysics for 

Scientific Realism: Knowing the Unobservable. (xvii 

+ 251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 

University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780521876490. 


117. CLEMENT, John. Creative Model Construction 

in Scientists and Students: The Role of Imagery, 

Analogy, and Mental Stimulation. (xxvii + 601 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 

9781402067112. 

An analysis of video tapes of scientifically trained 

experts thinking aloud while working on unfamiliar 

problems. 

118. COLLINS, Harry. Tacit and Explicit Knowledge. 

(xiv + 186 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: 

The University of Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780226113807. 

119. DAVIES, E. B. Why Beliefs Matter: Reflections 

on the Nature of Science. (x + 250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010. 

ISBN: 9780199586202. 

Includes chapters on the nature of mathematics and 

the relationship of science to religion. 

120. DE REGT, Henk W., Sabina LEONELLI, and 

Kai EIGNER. (Eds.) Scientific Understanding: Philosophical 

Perspectives. (ix + 352 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Pittsburg, PA: University of Pittsburg Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780822943785. 

121. DICKEN, Paul. Constructive Empiricism: Epistemology 

and the Philosophy of Science. (288 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 

2010. ISBN: 9780230247536. 

122. ESPINOZA, Miguel. “La reducción de lo posible. 

René Thom y el determinismo causal.” Theoria 

(0495-4548) 22 (2007): 233–251. 

123. FROST-ARNOLD, Karen Louise. “The Epistemological 

Importance of Trust in Science.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of Pittsburgh, 2008. Pub. 

no. AAT 3335751. 184 pp. 

124. GARNAR, Andrew Wells. “An Essay Concerning 

Subjectivity and Scientific Realism: Some 

Fancies on Sellarsian Themes and Onto-politics.” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 (2008). 

Dissertation at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and 

State University, 2007. Advisor: Pitt, Joseph C. 

Pub. no. AAT 3310179. 129 pp. 

125. HARTMANN, Stephan. (Ed.) Nancy 

Cartwright’s Philosophy of Science. Routledge Studies 

in the Philosophy of Science, 3. (ix + 406 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN: 

9780415386005. 

Contributors: Carl HOEFER, Daniela BAILER- 

JONES, Ulrich GAHDE, Margaret MORRISON, 

Paul TELLER, Ronald N. GIERE, Mauricio 

SUAREZ, Stathis PSILLOS, James WOODWARD, 

Iain MARTEL, Julian REISS, Christoph Schmidt 

PETRI, Michael ESFELD, Brigitte FALKENBURG, 

Alfred NORDMANN. 

126. HON, Giora. “Error: The Long Neglect, the 

One-Sided View, and a Typology.” In Going Amiss in 

Experimental Research, edited by HON et al. (2009) 

[ref. 127], 11–26. 

Explores the ideas of Karl Popper, Willard Quine, 

and Alexandre Koyré. 

127. HON, Giora, Jutta SCHICKORE, and Friedrich 

STEINLE. (Eds.) Going Amiss in Experimental Research. 

Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 

267. (x + 277 pp.; ill.) Dordrect, Netherlands: 

Springer, 2009. ISBN: 9781402088926. 

Contents: Giora HON, Jutta SCHICKORE and 

Friedrich STEINLE, “Introduction: Mapping ‘Going 

Amiss,’ ” 1-9; Giora HON, “Error: The Long 

Neglect, the One-Sided View, and a Typology,” 

11-26 [ref. 126]; Jutta SHICKORE, “Error as Historiographical 

Challenge: The Infamous Globule 

Hypothesis,” 27-45 [ref. 2531]; Giora HON, 

“Living Extremely Flat: The Life of an Automaton; 

John von Neumann’s Conception of Error of 

(in)Animate Systems,” 55-71 [ref. 3639]; Kärin 

NICKELSEN and Gerd GRASSHOFF, “Concepts 

from the Bench: Hans Krebs, Kurt Henseleit and 

the Urea Cycle,” 91-117 [ref. 3150]; Friedrich

11. Sociological & psychological analysis 9 

STEINLE, “How Experiments Make Concepts 

Fail: Faraday and Magnetic Curves,” 119-135 

[ref. 2329]; Kostas GAVROGLU, “A Pioneer Who 

Never Got It Right: James Dewar and the Elusive 

Phenomena of Cold,” 137-157 [ref. 2349]; Wendy 

PARKER, “Distinguishing Real Results from Instrumental 

Artifacts: The Case of the Missing 

Rain,” 161-177 [ref. 1982]; Jan FRERCKS, “Going 

Right and Making It Wrong: The Reception 

of Fizeau’s Ether-Drift Experiment of 1859,” 179- 

210 [ref. 2319]; Allan FRANKLIN, “The Spectrum 

of β Decay: Continuous or Discrete? A Variety 

of Errors in Experimental Investigation,” 211-235 

[ref. 3086]; Ursula KLEIN, “In the Thick of Organic 

Matter,” 253-272 [ref. 2363]. 

128. HUDSON, Robert G. “The Relevance of History 

to Philosophy of Science.” Theoria (0495-4548) 21 

(2006): 197–212. 

129. KELLERT, Stephen H., Helen E. LONGINO, 

and C. Kenneth WATERS. (Eds.) Scientific Pluralism. 

Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of 

Science. (xxix + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: 

University of Minnesota Press, 2006. ISBN: 

9780816647637. 


130. MACHEREY, Pierre. “Histoire des savoirs et 

épistémologie.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 217–236. 

Uses Kepler as an example. 

131. MITCHELL, Sandra. Unsimple Truths: Science, 

Complexity, and Policy. (x + 149 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780226532622. 

Argues against reductionistic thinking by drawing 

on the understanding of the world through contemporary 

sciences. 

132. PSILLOS, Stathis. “Part of a review syposium: 

Grasping at Realist Straws.” Metascience 18 (2009): 

363–370. 

Essay review of P. Kyle STANFORD, Exceeding 

Our Grasp (2006). 

133. RICHARDSON, Alan, and Thomas UEBEL. 

(Eds.) The Cambridge Companion to Logical Empiricism. 

New York: Cambridge University Press, 

2007. 


134. SAATSI, Juha. “Part of a review syposium: 

Grasping at Realist Straws.” Metascience 18 (2009): 

355–362. 



135. SALHAB, Muhammad K. La tradition scientifique 

: Méthode et histoire. (177 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Paris-Budapest-Kinshasa: L’Harmattan, 2006. ISBN: 

9782296017177. 


136. SIMON, Gérard. “Le problème inverse de Lévi- 

Strauss.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 237–246. 

Discusses the role of mathematical abstraction in 

science. 

137. SOLER, Lena, Howard SANKEY, and Paul 

HOYNINGEN-HUENE. (Eds.) Rethinking Scientific 

Change and Theory Comparison: Stabilities, Ruptures, 

Incommensurabilities? Boston Studies in the 

Philosophy of Science, 255. (x + 384 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Dordrecht: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 9781402062742. 

Papers from a conference consisting of scientists 

as well as philosophers and historians of science. 

138. STANFORD, P. Kyle. “Author’s Response to 

review syposium: Grasping at Realist Straws.” Metascience 

18 (2009): 379–390. 



139. STEINLE, Friedrich. “Scientific Change and 

Empirical Concepts.” “Spotlight on: The Nature of 

Scientific Change” [ref. 1900]. Centaurus 51 (2009): 

305–313. 

140. TSCHAEPE, Mark Dietrich. “Mechanistic Explanations 

at Work: Accounting for Pragmatic Considerations 

in Science and Philosophy.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 69/12 (2009). 

Dissertation at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, 

2008. Advisor: Hickman, Larry A. Pub. 

no. AA. 125 pp. Looks at a case study of neural 

explanations for behavior used to explain monogamous 

behavior. 

141. VANDERBURGH, William L. “Theory Choice in 

the Historical Sciences: Geology as a Philosophical 

Case Study.” In The Revolution in Geology from 

the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, edited by 

ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 267–276. 

The focus is on Charles Lyell and uniformitarianism. 

142. WINTHER, Rasmus Grønfeldt. “Part of a review 

syposium: Grasping at Realist Straws.” Metascience 

18 (2009): 370–379. 



11. SOCIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 

ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE 

143. ANDERSON, Warwick. “From Subjugated 

Knowledge to Conjugated Subjects: Science and 

Globalisation, or Postcolonial Studies of Science?” 

Postcolon. Stud. 12 (2009): 389–400. 

144. ARIEW, Roger. “Some Reflections on Thomas 

Kuhn’s Account of Scientific Change.” “Spotlight 

on The Nature of Scientific Change” [ref. 1900]. 

Centaurus 51 (2009): 294–298.

10 11. Sociological & psychological analysis 

145. ARNASON, Gardar Agust. “Politics of Truth: A 

Critique of Science and Power with Constant Reference 

to Michel Foucault.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/06 

(2008). 

Dissertation at University of Toronto (Canada), 

2006. Pub. no. AAT NR39980. 227 pp. Focuses on 

the scientific studies of left-handers and Icelanders. 

146. BOGHOSSIAN, Paul. Fear of Knowledge: 

Against Relativism and Constructivism. Oxford: 

Clarendon Press, 2005. ISBN: 019928718X. 

Reviews: [ref. 47] 

147. CARRIER, Martin, Don HOWARD, and Janet 

KOURANY. (Eds.) The Challenge of the Social and 

the Pressure of Practice: Science and Values Revisited. 

(vii + 262 pp.; bibl.; index.) Pittsburgh: University 

of Pittsburgh Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780822943174. 

Contents: Martin CARRIER, “Introduction: Science 

and the Social,” 1-16; John D. NORTON, 

“Must Evidence Underdetermine Theory?” 17-44; 

Margaret MORRISON, “Values and Their Intersection: 

Reduction as Methodology and Ideology,” 

45-67; Helen E. LONGINO, “Values, Heuristics, 

and the Politics of Knowledge,” 68-86; Janet A. 

KOURANY, “Replacing the Ideal of Value-Free 

Science,” 87-111; Jay F. ROSENBERG, “Scientific 

Values and the Values of Science,” 112-130; Peter 

WEINGART, “How Robust Is ‘Socially Robust 

Knowledge’?” 131-145; Roger STRAND, “In Defense 

of Some Sweeping Claims about Socially 

Robust Knowledge,” 146-159; Christopher HAM- 

LIN, “Third Wave Science Studies: Toward a History 

and Philosophy of Expertise,” 160-188; James 

Robert BROWN, “The Community of Science R○ ,” 

189-216; Martin CARRIER, “Science in the Grip 

of the Economy: On the Epistemic Impact of 

the Commercialization of Research,” 217-234 

[ref. 3708]; Matthias ADAM, “Promoting Disinterestedness 

or Making Use of Bias? Interests and 

Moral Obligation in Commercialized Research,” 

235-255 [ref. 187]. 


148. CHEN, Xiang, and Peter BARKER. “Process 

Concepts and Cognitive Obstacles to Change: Perspectives 

on the History of Science and Science Policy.” 

“Spotlight on: The Nature of Scientific Change” 

[ref. 1900]. Centaurus 51 (2009): 314–320. 

149. DAVID, Matthew. Science in Society. (xiii + 199 

pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 

2005. ISBN: 9780333993477. 


150. DEBRU, Claude. “Über Georges Canguilhems 

Was heißt eine wissenschaftliche Ideologie? und über 

deutsch-französische Beiträge zum Thema Wissenschaft 

und Ideologie aus den letzten vierzig Jahren.” 

Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 33 (2010): 147–156. 

151. EDWARDS, David. Artscience: Creativity in 

the Post-Google Generation. (194 pp.; bibl.; ill.) 

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780674026254. 

On how creative breakthroughs in art and science 

take place. 

152. FAGAN, Melinda B. “Fleck and the Social Constitution 

of Scientific Objectivity.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 272–285. 

153. FISCH, Menachem. “Taking the Linguistic 

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Eur. Legacy 13 (2008): 605–622. 

154. FRASER, Mariam. “Introduction: Intimacy in 

Research.” Introduction to a special issue. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 21, no. 4 (2008): 1–16. 

Articles explore how researchers develop intimacy 

through sensory, emotional, and affective relations 

as they perform research, as well as the ramifications 

of this in terms of knowledge, power, and 

ethical concerns. Contents: Carolyn STEEDMAN, 

“Intimacy in Research: Accounting for It,” 17– 

33 [ref. 46]; Bronwyn C. PARRY, “Inventing Iris: 

Negotiating the Unexpected Spatialities of Intimacy,” 

34–48; Julia O’Connell DAVIDSON, “If No 

Means No, Does Yes Mean Yes? Consenting to 

Research Intimacies,” 49–67; Mónica G. Moreno 

FIGUEROA, “Looking Emotionally: Photography, 

Racism and Intimacy in Research,” 68–85; Simon 

COHN, “Making Objective Facts from Intimate 

Relations: The Case of Neuroscience and Its Entanglements 

with Volunteers,” 86–103 [ref. 3904]; 

Rebecca COLEMAN, “A Method of Intuition: Becoming, 

Relationality, Ethics,” 104–123 [ref. 432]. 

155. GARBER, Daniel. “Galileo, Newton and All 

That: If It Wasn’t a Scientific Revolution, What Was 

It? (A Manifesto).” Circumscribere 7 (2009): 9–18. 

156. GARCÍA DÍAZ, Paloma. “Los límites del principio 

de indeterminación radical en Latour y el giro 

político de su filosofía de la ciencia.” Theoria (0495- 

4548) 23 (2008): 319–336. 

157. GERHARDT, Uta. “Zäsuren und Zeitperspektiven. 

Überlegungen zu ‘Wertfreiheit’ und ‘Objektivität’ 

als Problemen der Wissenschaftsgeschichte.” 

In Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten in der Wissenschaftsgeschichte 

des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited by 

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158. HARDING, Robert. “Manuel Castells’s Technocultural 

Epoch in ‘The Information Age.’ ” Part of a 

special issue on “technoculture” and science fiction. 

[ref. 212]. Science-Fiction Studies 33 (2006): 18–29. 

159. HEATH, Christian, and Dirk vom LEHN. “Configuring 

‘Interactivity’: Enhancing Engagement in 

Science Centres and Museums.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 

(2008): 63–91. 

160. KARAFYLLIS, Nicole C., and Gotlind 

ULSHÖFER. (Eds.) Sexualized Brains: Scientific 

Modeling of Emotional Intelligence from a Cultural 

Perspective. (xvii + 429 pp.; ill.; bibl.; in-

12. Rhetorical & visual analysis of science 11 

dex.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780262113175. 


161. KOCHAN, Jeff. “Contrastive Explanation and 

the ‘Strong Programme’ in the Sociology of Scientific 

Knowledge.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 127–144. 

162. LUCKHURST, Roger. “Bruno Latour’s Scientifiction: 

Networks, Assemblages, and Tangled Objects.” 

Part of a special issue on “technoculture” and 

science fiction. [ref. 212]. Science-Fiction Studies 33 

(2006): 4–17. 

163. OLEINIK, Anton. “Inquiring into Communication 

in Science: Alternative Approaches.” Sci. 

Context 22 (2009): 613–646. 

164. PINCH, Trevor. “The Invisible Technologies of 

Goffman’s Sociology from the Merry-Go-Round to 

the Internet.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 409–424. 

165. RAYNAUD, Dominique. Sociologie des controverses 

scientifiques. Sociologies. (xi + 222 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 

2003. ISBN: 9782130525561. 


166. RIIS, Søren. “The Symmetry between Bruno 

Latour and Martin Heidegger: The Technique of 

Turning a Police Officer into a Speed Bump.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 285–301. 

167. ROELCKE, Volker. “Auf der Suche nach der 

Politik in der Wissensproduktion: Plädoyer für 

eine historischpolitische Epistemologie.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

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168. SLINGERLAND, Edward. What Science Offers 

the Humanities: Integrating Body and Culture. (xv 

+ 370 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 


Argues that humanities scholars need to appreciate 

the findings of natural science in certain areas in 

order to allow for better ways to study culture. 


169. SMITH, George. “Juice? Some Recent Discussions 

of Creativity in Technology.” In The Applied- 

Science Problem, edited by MCCLELLAN (2008) 

[ref. 515], 170–207. 

170. TAYLOR, Peter. “Well-Pressed Stories.” Tech. 

& Cult. 51 (2010): 477–479. 

Essay review of Andrew PICKERING and Keith 

GUZIK (eds.), The Mangle in Practice (2009). 

171. VINCK, Dominique. Sociology of Scientific 

Work: The Fundamental Relationship between Science 

and Society. [Sciences et societé. Sociologie du 

travail scientifique] In English. (viii + 267 pp.; index; 

ill.) Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, 


172. WAHRIG, Bettina. “Eine Frage der Politik: 

Wissenschaft und Ideologie im 21. Jahrhundert.” Ber. 

Wissenschaftsgesch. 33 (2010): 193–210. 

173. YEARLEY, Steven. Making Sense of Science: 

Understanding the Social Study of Science. (xv + 

205 pp.; bibl.; index.) London: SAGE, 2005. ISBN: 

9780803986916. 


12. RHETORICAL AND VISUAL ANALYSIS 

OF SCIENCE 

174. BREDEKAMP, Horst, Birgit SCHNEIDER, and 

Vera DÜNKEL. (Eds.) Das technische Bild: Kompendium 

für eine Stilgeschichte wissenschaftlicher 

Bilder. (240 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Akademie 

Verlag, 2008. ISBN: 9783050044965. 

Contents: Horst BREDEKAMP, Birgit SCHNEIDER 

and Vera DÜNKEL, “Editorial: Das Technische 

Bild,” 8-13; Angela FISCHEL, “Technische Bilder 

und kunsthistorische Begriffe,” 14-23 [ref. 210]; 

Gabriele WERNER, “Kritische Überlegungen zur 

Frage, ob es eine allgemeine Bildtheorie des naturwissenschaftlichen 

Bildes geben kann,” 30-35; 

“Eine Stilgeschichte technischer Bilder? Ein interview 

mit Horst Bredekamp,” 36-47; Matthias 

BRUHN, “Eine Kunstgeschichte der Wissenschaft,” 

54-67 [ref. 209]; Margarete PRATSCHKE, “Digitale 

Bildgeschichte am Beispiel grafischer Benutzeroberflächen,” 

68-81 [ref. 537]; Jochen HENNIG, 

“Visuelle Erkenntnisgewinnung in der Wissenschaft 

am Beispiel der Rastertunnelmikroskopie,” 

86-95 [ref. 239]; Heike WEBER, “Das Projekt 

Technik im Bild um 1930 am Deutschen Museum,” 

100-115 [ref. 3625]; Reinhard WENDLER, “Probleme 

mit teleskopischen Bildern am Beispiel der 

Marskanäle,” 120-131 [ref. 3064]; Vera DÜNKEL, 

“Zur Spezifik der frühen Röntgenbilder und ihren 

Deutungen um 1900,” 136-147 [ref. 2975]; 

Franziska BRONS, “Max Lautners Neubau der 

holländischen Kunstgeschichte auf dem Fundament 

der Fotografie,” 152-163 [ref. 2179]; Stefan 

DITZEN, “Von instrumenteller Wahrhaftigkeit und 

riesenhaften Bleistiften,” 168-177; Birgit SCHNEI- 

DER, “Notationssysteme der Weberei aus dem 17. 

und 18. Jahrhundert,” 182-191 [ref. 1800]; Angela 

MAYER-DEUTSCH, “Zu Athanasius Kirchers 

Trompe-l’oreille-Kontemplationen in den Quirinalsgärten 

von Rom,” 198-207 [ref. 1582]; Angela 

FISCHEL, “Naturgeschichte um 1600 am Beispiel 

von Aldrovandis Bildern,” 212-223 [ref. 1731]. 


175. GRASSENI, Cristina. (Ed.) Skilled Visions: Between 

Apprenticeship and Standards. EASA Series, 

6; Learning Fields, 6. (viii + 226 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 2007. ISBN: 

9781845452100. 

Contents: Cristina GRASSENI, “Introduction,” 1- 

19; Rane WILLERSLEV, “ ‘To have the world at 

a distance’: Reconsidering the Significance of Vision 

for Social Anthropology,” 23-46 [ref. 3358]; 

Cristina GRASSENI, “Good Looking: Learning to 

Be a Cattle Breeder,” 47-66 [ref. 4109]; Francesco 

RONZON, “Icons and Transvestites: Notes on

12 12. Rhetorical & visual analysis of science 

Irony, Cognition and Visual Skill,” 67-88; Simon 

COHN, “Seeing and Drawing: The Role of Play 

in Medical Imaging,” 91-105 [ref. 3940]; Wendy 

GUNN, “Learning within the Workplaces of Artists, 

Anthropologists and Architects: Making Stories for 

Drawings and Writings,” 106-124; David TURN- 

BULL, “Maps and Plans in ‘Learning to See’: The 

London Underground and Chartres Cathedral as 

Examples of Performing Design,” 125-141; Barry 

SAUNDERS, “CT Suite: Visual Apprenticeship in 

the Age of the Mechanical Viewbox,” 145-165 

[ref. 3959]; Daniela BLEICHMAR, “Training the 

Naturalist’s Eye in the Eighteenth Century: Perfect 

Global Visions and Local Blind Spots,” 166-190 

[ref. 2003]; Andreas ROEPSTORFF, “Navigating 

the Brainscape: When Knowing Becomes Seeing,” 

191-206 [ref. 3908]; Michael HERZFELD, “Envisioning 

Skills: Insight, Hindsight, and Second 

Sight,” 207-218. 


Renée van de VALL, “A Penny for your Thoughts: 

Brain-Scans and the Mediation of Subjective Embodiment,” 

91-105 [ref. 3962]; Jenny SLATMAN, 

“Transparent Bodies: Revealing the Myth of Interiority,” 

107-122 [ref. 2982]; Maud RADSTAKE, 

“Looking for a Sponge: How a Body Learns to be 

Affected by Ultrasound,” 123-137 [ref. 3779]; Babette 

MÜLLER-ROCKSTROH, “Imagin(in)g Pregnancy 

in Northwest Tanzania: Networks, Experiences, 

and Translations,” 139-155 [ref. 3952]; 

José van DIJCK, “Mediated Memories as Amalgamations 

of Mind, Matter, and Culture,” 157-172 

[ref. 3905]; Gail WEISS, “Intertwined Identities,” 

173-186; Miriam van RIJSINGEN, “Framing Interiority: 

Portraits in the Age of Genomics,” 187-205 

[ref. 3740]. 

181. VERTESI, Janet. “Mind the Gap: The London 

Underground Map and Users’ Representations of 

Urban Space.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 7–33. 

176. LÜTHY, Christoph, and Alexis SMETS. “Words, 

Lines, Diagrams, Images: Towards a History of 

Scientific Imagery.” Part of special issue: Evidence 

and Interpretation: Studies on Early Science and 

Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch [ref. 951]. 

Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 398–439. 

“Examines the problems encountered in contemporary 

attempts to establish a typology of medieval 

and early modern scientific images, and to associate 

apparent types with certain standard meanings.” 

(from the abstract) 

177. PANESE, Francesco. “Décrire et convaincre : 

rhétoriques visuelles de la cinématographie en 

médecine.” Part of a special issue: Film und Wissenschaft: 

Übergänge, Zusammenhänge und Parallelitäten. 

[ref. 216]. Gesnerus 66 (2009): 40–66. 

178. PICKSTONE, John V. “The Disunities of Representation.” 

Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2009): 595–600. 

Essay review of Lorraine DASTON and Peter GAL- 

ISON, Objectivity (2007). 

179. TIETGE, David J. Rational Rhetoric: The Role 

of Science in Popular Discourse. (xiv + 455 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) West Lafayette: Parlor Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9781602350694. 

180. VALL, Renée van de, and Robert ZWIJNEN- 

BERG. (Eds.) The Body Within: Art, Medicine and 

Visualization. Brill’s Studies in Intellectual History, 

176. (xiii + 227 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 

2009. ISBN: 9789004176218. 

Contents: Renée van de VALL, “The Body Within: 

Art, Medicine and Visualization,” 1-13; Robert 

ZWIJNENBERG, “Leonardo and Female Interiority,” 

15-30 [ref. 1481]; Rina KNOEFF, “Animals 

Inside: Anatomy, Interiority and Virtue in the 

Early Modern Dutch Republic,” 31-50 [ref. 2026]; 

Mieneke te HENNEPE, “Depicting Skin: Microscopy 

and the Visual Articulation of Skin Interior 

1820–1850,” 51-65 [ref. 2541]; Michael 

HAGNER, “The Mind at Work: The Visual Representation 

of Cerebral Processes,” 67-90 [ref. 417];

C. Thematic Approaches to the Study of Science 

20. SCIENCE AND SOCIETY, GENERAL 

WORKS 

182. ABBOTT, Carl. How Cities Won the West: 

Four Centuries of Urban Change in Western North 

America. Histories of the American Frontier. (x + 347 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Albuquerque: University 

of New Mexico Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780826333124. 


183. BIESBROUCK, Maurits, and Omer P. STEENO. 

“The Statues of Andreas Vesalius: ‘a capite ad calcem.’ 

” Vesalius 14 (2008): 53–58. 

Describes the statues in Brussels, Vienna, Louvain, 

and Chicago. 

184. DAUM, Andreas. “Geschichte des Wissenschaftsjournalismus.” 

In WissensWelten, edited by 

Holger HETTWER, Markus LEHMKUHL and Holger 

WORMER (Gütersloh: Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2008), 

133–153. 

185. DORLIN, Elsa. La matrice de la race : 

Généalogie sexuelle et coloniale de la nation 

française. Textes à l’appui; Genre & sexualité. (307 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Éditions La Découverte, 

2006. ISBN: 9782707148810. 


186. PAPANELOPOULOU, Faidra, Agustí NIETO- 

GALAN, and Enrique PERDIGUERO. (Eds.) Popularizing 

Science and Technology in the European 

Periphery, 1800–2000. Science, Technology and Culture, 

1700–1945. (xviii + 284 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Burlington: Ashgate, 2009. ISBN: 9780754662693. 

Contents: Jonathan R. TOPHAM, “Rethinking the 

History of Science Popularization/Popular Science,” 

1-20; Paola GOVONI, “The Historiography 

of Science Popularization: Reflections Inspired by 

the Italian Case,” 21-42 [ref. 33]; Palmira Fontes da 

COSTA, “Women and the Popularization of Botany 

in Early Nineteenth-Century Portugal: The Marquise 

of Alorna’s Botanical Recreations,” 43-64 

[ref. 2483]; Geert VANPAEMEL and Brigitte Van 

TIGGELEN, “Science for the People: The Belgian 

Encyclopédie populaire and the Constitution of a 

National Science Movement,” 65-88 [ref. 2162]; 

Josep SIMON, “Circumventing the ‘Elusive Quarries’ 

of Popular Science: The Communication and 

Appropriation of Ganot’s Physics in Nineteenth- 

Century Britain,” 89-114 [ref. 2328]; Stefan POHL- 

VALERO, “The Circulation of Energy: Thermodynamics, 

National Culture and Social Progress in 

Spain, 1868–1890,” 115-134 [ref. 2324]; Rikke 

Schmidt KJÆRGAARD, “Electric Adventures and 

Natural Wonders: Exhibitions, Museums and Scientific 

Gardens in Nineteenth-Century Denmark,” 

135-156 [ref. 2157]; Gábor PALLO, “Genres of 

Popular Science: Urania and the Scientific Theatre,” 

157-174; Johan KÄRNFELT, “The Popularization 

of Astronomy in Early Twentieth-Century 

Sweden: Aims and Motives,” 175-194 [ref. 3058]; 

Enrique PERDIGUERO, José PARDO-TOMÁS and 

Àlvar MARTÍNEZ-VIDAL, “Physicians as a Public 

for the Popularization of Medicine in Interwar 

Catalonia: The Monografies Mèdiques Series,” 

195-216 [ref. 3444]; Matiana GONZÁLEZ-SILVA, 

“With or without Scientists: Reporting on Human 

Genetics in the Spanish Newspaper ‘El País’ 

(1976–2006),” 217-236 [ref. 3870]. 


21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS 

187. ADAM, Matthias. “Promoting Disinterestedness 

or Making Use of Bias? Interests and Moral Obligation 

in Commercialized Research.” In The Challenge 

of the Social and the Pressure of Practice, edited by 

CARRIER et al. (2008) [ref. 147], 235–255. 

188. ARONOVA, Elena. “In the Search of Soul in 

Science: Medical Ethics’ Appropriation of Philosophy 

of Science in the 1970s.” Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 31 

(2009): 5–34. 

189. BRYSON, Ken A. “Negotiating Environmental 

Rights.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 351–366. 

190. DOUGLAS, Heather. “Part of a book symposium: 

With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.” 

Metascience 19 (2010): 35–40. 

Essay review of John FORGE, The Responsible 

Scientist (2008). 

191. EVANS, Nicholas. “Part of a book symposium: 





192. FORGE, John. “Author’s response to book 

symposium: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.” 




193. GERT, Bernard. “Part of a book symposium: 





194. GREEN, Ronald M. Babies by Design: The 

Ethics of Genetic Choice. (279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780300125467. 

Reviews: [ref. R365]

14 23. Science & the arts and literature 

195. HOEFLE, Scott William. “Enchanted (and Disenchanted) 

Amazonia: Environmental Ethics and 

Cultural Identity in Northern Brazil.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 12 (2009): 107–130. 

196. LAROCHE, Jacques. “Sustainability and 

Ethics.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 27 (2008): 107–132. 

Argues “that the Northern industrial nations have 

ethical, legal and practical obligations to assist 

Southern developing nations build sustainable 

models of existence.” (from the abstract) 

197. LEE, Jack. “How Should Animals Be Treated?” 

Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 181–189. 

198. LULKA, David. “The Ethics of Extension: 

Philosophical Speculation on Nonhuman Animals.” 


199. MILLER, Gavin. “Animals, Empathy, and Care 

in Naomi Mitchison’s Memoirs of a Spacewoman.” 

Part of a special issue on literary and scientific representations 

of animals [ref. 2935]. Science-Fiction 

Studies 35 (2008): 251–265. 

200. SANDEL, Michael J. The Case against Perfection: 

Ethics in the Age of Genetic Engineering. (x 

+ 162 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: Harvard 



201. WEIGAND, Amy. “Becoming Human: Stories 

of Animals and Ethics in Biomedicine.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 69/08 (2009). 

Dissertation at Temple University, 2008. Advisor: 

Levitt, Laura. Pub. no. AAT 3326606. 342 pp. 

22. SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: POLITICS, 

LAW, AND ECONOMICS 

202. BOLDRIN, Michele, and David K. LEVINE. 

Against Intellectual Monopoly. (viii + 298 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780521879286. 


203. BROWN, Mark B. Science in Democracy: Expertise, 

Institutions, and Representation. (xvi + 354 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: MIT Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780262013246. 

204. COOPER, Carolyn C. “Does Intellectual Property 

Protection Mean Pursuit of Patent Perpetuity?” 

Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 486–489. 

Essay review of Jeffrey H. MATSUURA, Jefferson 

vs. the Patent Trolls (2008) [ref. 1825]; Michele 

BOLDRIN and David K. LEVINE, Against Intellectual 

Monopoly (2008) [ref. 202]. 

205. JOHNS, Adrian. Piracy: The Intellectual Property 

Wars from Gutenberg to Gates. (626 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Chicago: The University of Chicago 

Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780226401188. 

206. NOWOTNY, Helga et al. The Public Nature of 

Science under Assault: Politics, Markets, Science and 

the Law. (vi + 148 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berlin; New 

York: Springer, 2005. ISBN: 3540257918. 

Contents: Helga NOWOTNY, “The Changing Nature 

of Public Science”; Dominique PESTRE, “The 

Technosciences between Markets, Social Worries 

and the Political: How to Imagine a Better Future?”; 

Hans-Heinrich TRUTE, “Comment from a 

Legal Perspective”; Helmuth SCHULZE-FIELITZ, 

“Responses of the Legal Order to the Loss of 

Trust in Science”; Hans-Heinrich TRITTE, “Democratizing 

Science: Expertise and Participation 

in Administrative Decision-Making”; Eberhard 

SCHMIDT-ASSMANN, “Free Access to Research 

Findings and Its Limitations”; Helga NOWOTNY, 

“The Response of the Legal Order: Final Commentary 

from a Social Studies of Science Perspective.” 


23. SCIENCE AND CULTURE: LITERATURE 

AND THE ARTS 

207. BADER, Alfred. Chemistry and Art: Further 

Adventures of a Chemist Collector. (x + 246 pp.; 

ill.; index.) London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780297855125. 


208. BENJAMIN, Walter. The Work of Art in the 

Age of Its Technological Reproducibility, and Other 

Writings on Media. Edited by Michael W. JENNINGS, 

Brigid DOHERTY, and Thomas Y. LEVIN. Translated 

by Edmund JEPHCOTTET. (vi + 426 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780674024458. 


209. BRUHN, Matthias. “Eine Kunstgeschichte der 

Wissenschaft.” In Das technische Bild, edited by 

BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 54–67. 

210. FISCHEL, Angela. “Technische Bilder und 

kunsthistorische Begriffe.” In Das technische Bild, 

edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 14– 

23. 

211. GAULL, Marilyn. “From Tristram Shandy to 

Bertrand Russell: Fiction and Mathematics.” Brit. 

Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 25 (2010): 81–91. 

212. LUCKHURST, Roger. “Introduction.” Introduction 

to a special issue on “technoculture” and science 

fiction. Science-Fiction Studies 33 (2006): 1–3. 

Contents: Roger LUCKHURST, “Bruno Latour’s 

Scientifiction: Networks, Assemblages, and Tangled 

Objects,” 4–17 [ref. 162]; Robert HARDING, 

“Manuel Castells’s Technocultural Epoch in ‘The 

Information Age,’ ” 18–29 [ref. 158]; Laura SAL- 

ISBURY, “Michel Serres: Science, Fiction, and 

the Shape of Relation,” 30–52 [ref. 217]; Gill 

PARTINGTON, “Friedrich Kittler’s ‘Aufschreibsystem,’ 

” 53–67; Anthony ENNS, “Media, Drugs, and 

Schizophrenia in the Works of Philip K. Dick,” 68– 

88 [ref. 3733]; Stacey ABBOTT, “Final Frontiers:

27. Science & gender 15 

Computer-Generated Imagery and the Science 

Fiction Film,” 89–108; Kaye MITCHELL, “Bodies 

That Matter: Science Fiction, Technoculture, 

and the Gendered Body,” 109–128 [ref. 3898]; 

Mark BOULD and Sherryl VINT, “Learning from 

the Little Engines That Couldn’t: Transported by 

Gernsback, Wells, and Latour,” 129–148. 

213. MANN, Tony. “From Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar 

to the Bad Sex Award: A Partial Account of the Uses 

of Mathematics in Fiction.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. 

Bull. 25 (2010): 58–66. 

214. MOLINA-GAVILÁN, Yolanda, Andrea BELL, 

Miguel Ángel FERNÁNDEZ-DELGADO, M. Elizabeth 

GINWAY, Luis PESTARINI, and Juan Carlos 

TOLEDANO REDONDO. “A Chronology of Latin- 

American Science Fiction, 1775–2005.” Science- 

Fiction Studies 34 (2007): 369–432. 

“This bibliography presents the most comprehensive 

inventory to date of science fiction published 

in Latin America.” (from the abstract) 

215. PIMENTEL, Juan. “Robinson Crusoe: The Fate 

of the British Ulysses.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 16–20. 

216. RITZMANN, Iris, Hans-Konrad SCHMUTZ, 

and Eberhard WOLFF. “Film und Wissenschaft: 

Übergänge, Zusammenhänge und Parallelitäten. Eine 

Einführung.” Introduction to special issue: Film 

und Wissenschaft: Übergänge, Zusammenhänge und 

Parallelitäten. Gesnerus 66 (2009): 7–14. 

Jakob TANNER, “Populäre Wissenschaft: Metamorphosen 

des Wissens im Medium des 

Films,” 15–39 [ref. 2887]; Francesco PANESE, 

“Décrire et convaincre: rhétoriques visuelles de la 

cinématographie en médecine,” 40–66 [ref. 177]; 

Philipp OSTEN, “Emotion, Medizin und Volksbelehrung: 

die Entstehung des ‘deutschen Kulturfilms,’ 

” 67–102 [ref. 3443]; Mireille BERTON, 

“Cinéma et sciences du psychisme en 1900: 

la névrose, la paramnésie, la transe,” 103–120 

[ref. 3305]. 

217. SALISBURY, Laura. “Michel Serres: Science, 

Fiction, and the Shape of Relation.” Part of a special 

issue on “technoculture” and science fiction. 

[ref. 212]. Science-Fiction Studies 33 (2006): 30–52. 

218. SELFRIDGE-FIELD, Eleanor. Song and Season: 

Science, Culture, and Theatrical Time in Early Modern 

Venice. Calendar of Venetian Opera. (394 pp.; 

bibl.; index; ill.) Stanford: Stanford University Press, 

2007. ISBN: 9780804757652. 

On the rise of standardized timekeeping as correlated 

with the transformation in drama. 

219. WARDHAUGH, Benjamin. “ ‘Let Us Put on the 

Shade of Newton’: Isaac Newton on Stage, 1829– 

2006.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 25 (2010): 67–80. 

26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND 

ETHNICITY 

220. SIVASUNDARAM, Sujit. “Race, Empire, and 

Biology before Darwinism.” In Biology and Ideology 

from Descartes to Dawkins, edited by ALEXANDER 

and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 114–138. 

221. WRAY, Matt. Not Quite White: White Trash 

and the Boundaries of Whiteness. (xiii + 213 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 

2006. ISBN: 9780822338826. 

Covers the period from the early 1700s to the early 

1900s in the United States. 


27. SCIENCE AND GENDER 

222. AZEVEDO, Nara et al. “Carta dos editores 

convidados.” Introduction to a special issue: Gender, 

Women and Science. Article also in English. English 

title: [Guest Editor’s Note]. Manguinhos 15, suppl. 

(2008): 7–10. 

Contents: Adelia Maria Miglievich RIBEIRO, 

“Marina de Vasconcellos e as ciências sociais 

cariocas: a perspectiva dos círculos sociais,” 

17–41 [ref. 3929]; Luiz Otávio FERREIRA et 

al., “Institucionalização das ciências, sistema de 

gênero e produção científica no Brasil (1939– 

1969),” 43–71 [ref. 2996]; Maria Margaret LOPES, 

“Proeminência na mídia, reputação em ciências: 

a construção de uma feminista paradigmática e 

cientista normal no Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro,” 

73–95 [ref. 2947]; Maria Lucia MOTT et al., 

“ ‘Moças e senhoras dentistas’: formação, titulação 

e mercado de trabalho nas primeiras décadas da 

República,” 97–116 [ref. 2681]; Fabíola ROHDEN, 

“O império dos hormônios e a construção da 

diferença entre os sexos,” 133–152 [ref. 2529]; 

Magali Gouveia ENGEL, “Sexualidades interditadas: 

loucura e gênero masculino,” 173–190 

[ref. 2574]; Moema de Rezende VERGARA, “As 

imagens femininas n’O Vulgarizador: público 

de ciência e mulheres no século XIX,” 191–208 

[ref. 2163]; Nara AZEVEDO, Bianca Antunes 

CORTES and Magali Romero SÁ, “Um caminho 

para a ciência: a trajetória da botânica Leda Dau,” 

209–229 [ref. 3865]; Cristiana FACCHINETTI, 

Andréa RIBEIRO and Pedro F. de MUNÕZ., “As 

insanas do Hospício Nacional de Alienados (1900– 

1939),” 231–224 [ref. 3477]; Miriam JUNGHANS, 

“Emilia Snethlage (1868–1929): uma naturalista 

alemã na Amazônia,” 243–255 [ref. 3198]; Raquel 

Irene DROVETTA, “Morbimortalidad femenina en 

la Puna jujeña: potencialidad de la técnica autopsia 

verbal,” 257–268 [ref. 3978]. 

223. HARDING, Sandra. “Could Women Ever Be 

Modern? Problems of Science and Technology.” 

KRITIKI 3 (2006): 3–12. 

224. KAWASHIMA, Keiko. “Gender Problems in the 

Transition of Studies on Madame Lavoisier.” Part 

of a symposium: Aspects of the Eighteenth Century 

Chemistry. Kagakushi Ken. (Chem.) 36 (2009): 

214–224.

16 29. Science & war 

225. MILAN, Erika Lorraine. “Beauty and the 

Beast? Conceptualizing Sex in Evolutionary Narratives.” 

In Biology and Ideology from Descartes 

to Dawkins, edited by ALEXANDER and NUMBERS 

(2010) [ref. 372], 276–301. 

28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION 

226. BELTRAN MARÍ, Antonio. “El ‘caso Galileo’, 

sin final previsible.” Theoria (0495-4548) 20 (2005): 

125–141. 

On 19th- and 20th-century developments in the 

Galileo case. 

227. CAMARASA I CASTILLO, Josep M., Antoni 

ROCA I ROSELL, Manuel GARCÍA DONCEL, and 

Jesús Ignasi CATALÀ GORGUES. “L’Església i la 

ciència.” Translated Title: [The Church and Science.] 

In Catalan. In La Ciència en la Història dels Països 

Catalans, Vol. 3, edited by VERNET and PARÉS 

(2009) [ref. 2135], 571–598. 

228. COOPER, Matthew Scot. “Young-Earth Creationism 

and the Logic of Fundamentalism.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at Arizona State University, 2008. 

Pub. no. AAT 3338415. 134 pp. 

229. DEW, James K., Jr. “Science as the Ancilla 

Theologiae: A Critical Assessment of Alister E. 

McGrath’s Scientific Theology from an Evangelical 

Philosophical/Theological Perspective.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 69/05 (2008). 

Dissertation at Southeastern Baptist Theological 

Seminary, 2008. Advisor: Little, Bruce. Pub. no. 

AAT 3313301. 342 pp. 

230. GHISELIN, Michael T. “Natural Theology, Design 

and Law.” In The Revolution in Geology from the 

Renaissance to the Enlightenment, edited by ROSEN- 

BERG (2009) [ref. 329], 277–283. 

231. HALLANGER, Nathan John. “Atoning for Evil: 

Theodicy and Soteriology in Theology and Science.” 


Dissertation at Graduate Theological Union, 2008. 

Advisor: Peters, Ted. Pub. no. AAT 3313232. 265 

pp. Discusses implications of evolutionary theory. 

234. VANDERJAGT, Arjo Johan, and Klaas van 

BERKEL. (Eds.) The Book of Nature in Antiquity 

and the Middle Ages. Groningen Studies in Cultural 

Change, 16. (xiii + 188 pp.; bibl.; index.) Louvain: 

Peeters, 2005. ISBN: 9042916222. 

Contents: Johannes M. van OPHUIJSEN, “The 

Twofold Action of Mind in Aristotle’s Proto-Book 

of Nature,” 1-12 [ref. 871]; Rick BENJAMINS, 

“The Analogy between Creation and the Biblical 

Text in Origen of Alexandria,” 13-20 [ref. 854]; 

Dieter GROH, “The Emergence of Creation Theology. 

The Doctrine of the Book of Nature in the 

Early Church Fathers in the East and the West 

up to Augustine,” 21-34 [ref. 962]; Volker Henning 

DRECOLL, “‘Quasi legens magnum quendam 

librum naturae rerum’ (Augustinus, C. Faust. 

32:20). The Origin of the Combination Liber 

Naturae in Augustine and Chrysostomus,” 35- 

48; Ruth GROH, “Theological and Philosophical 

Prerequisites for the Teaching of the ‘Book 

of Nature,’ ” 49-56 [ref. 974]; Isaac MILLER, 

“Cosmos and Exegesis in Late Antiquity,” 57- 

70 [ref. 855]; Gerrit J. REININK, “The ‘Book of 

Nature’ and Syriac Apologetics against Islam. The 

Case of Job of Edessa’s Book of Treasures,” 71-84 

[ref. 650]; Daniel de SMET, “The Sacredness of 

Nature in Shi’i Ismai’ili Islam,” 85-96 [ref. 567]; 

Willemien OTTEN, “The Return to Paradise. Role 

and Function of Early Medieval Allegories of Nature,” 

97-122; Wout J. van BEKKUM, “Medieval 

Jewish Approaches to Natural Law. The Rationalism 

of Saadya Gaon,” 123-134 [ref. 791]; Lodi 

NAUTA, “A Weak Chapter in the Book of Nature. 

Hans Blumenberg on Medieval Thought,” 135-150 

[ref. 950]; Steven VANDERPUTTEN, “Exploring 

the Book of Nature? Human History and Natural 

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Middle Ages,” 151-166 [ref. 968]. 

29. SCIENCE AND WAR 

235. MRÁZEK, Rudolf. “Boven Digoel and Terezín: 

Camps at the Time of Triumphant Technology.” Part 

of a special issue: Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, 

and Medicine in Southeast Asia [ref. 665]. 

East Asian STS 3 (2009): 287–314. 

Looks at the colonial isolation camp for the Indonesian 

Communists and Nationalists in New Guinea 

and the Nazi concentration camp at Terezín. 

232. MOLTMANN, Jürgen. Science and Wisdom. 

Translated from the German original by Margaret 

KOHL. (xiii + 219 pp.; bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: 

Augsburg Fortress Press, 2003. ISBN: 0800635876. 

Theologian recounts his early academic interest in 

mathematics and his attempt to synthesize science 

and religion. 


233. SAXTON, Alex. “The God Debates and the 

Materialist Interpretation of History.” Sci. & Soc. 73 

(2009): 474–497.

D. Aspects of Scientific Practice and Organization 

40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS 

236. CHIARELLI, A. Brunetto, Alberto Mario SI- 

MONETTA, and Luca MORI. Storia dei musei naturalistici 

fiorentini. (108 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Firenze: Firenze 

University Press, 2008. ISBN: 9788884536914; 

888453691X. 

237. MILNE, Iain. “The Royal College of Physicians 

of Edinburgh’s 300-Year Relationship with Print on 

Paper.” Vesalius 8, no. 2 (2002): 53–55. 

41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 

238. CLIFTON, Gloria. “The Central European Instruments 

1500–1800 in the Collections of the National 

Maritime Museum and Royal Observatory, 

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European Collections of Scientific Instruments, 1550– 

1750, edited by STRANO et al. (2009) [ref. 243], 

169–189. 

239. HENNIG, Jochen. “Visuelle Erkenntnisgewinnung 

in der Wissenschaft am Beispiel der Rastertunnelmikroskopie.” 

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240. MÖRZER BRUYNS, Willem F. J. “The Navigating 

Instruments in the Adler Planetarium and 

Astronomy Museum.” Rittenhouse 21, no. 1 (2007): 

35–45. 

241. NIER, Keith A. “Beyond Platonic Prejudice: 

A Laboratory Perspective on Science as a Subset of 

Technology.” In The Applied-Science Problem, edited 

by MCCLELLAN (2008) [ref. 515], 112–159. 

Focuses on the case study of mass spectrometry. 

242. SCHETTINO, Edvige. “The Physics Museum of 

the University of Naples ‘Federico II.’ ” Phys. Persp. 

11 (2009): 442–453. 

On the history of the instrument collection in the 

museum. 

243. STRANO, Giorgio, Stephen JOHNSTON, Mara 

MINIATI, and Alison MORRISON-LOW. (Eds.) European 

Collections of Scientific Instruments, 1550– 

1750. History of Science and Medicine Library, 10. 

(xxii + 218 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2009. 

ISBN: 9789004172708. 

Contents: Sven HAUSCHKE, “The Mathematical 

Instruments of Wenzel Jamnitzer,” 1-13 

[ref. 1312]; Peter PLASSMEYER, “Christoph 

Schissler: The Elector’s Dealer,” 15-25 [ref. 1315]; 

Klaus SCHILLINGER, “Some Lesser-Known Dresden 

Instrument Makers of the Seventeenth Century,” 

27-41 [ref. 1611]; Wolfram DOLZ, “The 

Waywisers of Elector August of Saxony and Their 

New Use in the Survey of Saxon Postal Roads,” 

43-59 [ref. 1308]; Sven DUPRÉ and Michael KO- 

REY, “Optical Objects in the Dresden Kunstkammer: 

Lucas Brunn and the Courtly Display of 

Knowledge,” 61-85 [ref. 1609]; Karsten GAULKE, 

“ ‘The First European Observatory of the Sixteenth 

Century, as Founded by Landgrave Wilhelm 

IV of Hesse-Kassel’: A Serious Historiographic 

Category or a Misleading Marketing Device?” 

87-99 [ref. 1398]; Koenraad Van CLEEMPOEL, 

“Philip II’s Escorial and Its Collection of Scientific 

Instruments,” 101-127 [ref. 1307]; Filippo 

CAMEROTA, “The Medici Collection of Mathematical 

Instruments: History and Museography,” 

129-148 [ref. 1306]; Ewa WYKA, “Scientific Instruments 

and the Legacy of Johannes Broscius, 

Professor of the Krakow Academy,” 149-159 

[ref. 1613]; Tatiana M. MOISSEEVA, “Scientifica 

of the Petersburg Kunstkamera as the Instruments 

for the Introduction of New European Knowledge 

in Russia,” 161-168 [ref. 1849]; Gloria CLIFTON, 

“The Central European Instruments 1500–1800 in 

the Collections of the National Maritime Museum 

and Royal Observatory, Greenwich: A Study in the 

History of Collecting,” 169-189 [ref. 238]; Mara 

MINIATI, “The Collecting Taste: Italian Case- 

Studies between the Nineteenth and Twentieth 

Centuries,” 191-204 [ref. 2231]. 

244. TAUB, Liba. “On Scientific Instruments.” Introduction 

to a special issue: On Scientific Instruments. 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 337–343. 

Contents: Andrew BARKER, “Ptolemy and the 

Meta-Helikôn,” 344–351 [ref. 886]; Frances WILL- 

MOTH, “ ‘Reconstruction’ and Interpreting Written 

Instructions: What Making a Seventeenth-Century 

Plane Table Revealed about the Independence of 

Readers,” 352–359 [ref. 1728]; Katie TAYLOR, 

“Mogg’s Celestial Sphere (1813): The Construction 

of Polite Astronomy,” 360–371 [ref. 2312]; 

Salim AL-GAILANI, “Magic, Science and Masculinity: 

Marketing Toy Chemistry Sets,” 372–381 

[ref. 2150]; Boris JARDINE, “Between the Beagle 

and the Barnacle: Darwin’s Microscopy, 1837– 

1854,” 382–395 [ref. 2527]; Robin Wolfe SCHEF- 

FLER, “Interests and Instrument: A Micro-History 

of Object Wh.3469 (X-Ray Powder Diffraction 

Camera, ca. 1940),” 396–404 [ref. 3119]; Sven 

DUPRÉ and Michael KOREY, “Inside the Kunstkammer: 

The Circulation of Optical Knowledge 

and Instruments at the Dresden Court,” 405–420 

[ref. 1310]; Kemal de SOYSA, “An Unusual Silver 

Celestial Planisphere in the Whipple Museum,” 

421–430 [ref. 1680]; Thomas SÖDERQVIST, Adam 

BENCARD and Camilla MORDHORS, “Between 

Meaning Culture and Presence Effects: Contemporary 

Biomedical Objects as a Challenge to Museums,” 

431–438 [ref. 475].

18 43. Professional activities of scientists 

42. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION; EDUCATIONAL 

INSTITUTIONS 

245. FRIEDMAN, Ami J. “Biological Classification 

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Conceptions of the Nature of Science.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 67/05 (2006). 

Dissertation at Wayne State University, 2006. Advisor: 

Ebenezer, Jazlin. Pub. no. AAT 3211013. 

358 pp. A study of the use of historical case studies 

to teach female students biological classification. 

246. PODGORNY, Irina. “Introducción. Pro Scientia 

et Patria. La Universidad Nacional de La Plata: apuntes 

para su historia.” Introduction to special issue: La 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata: apuntes para su 

historia. Saber y Tiempo 5, no 20 (2005): 9–17. 

Contents: Susana V. GARCÍA, “Discursos, espacios 

y prácticas en la enseñanza científi ca de la universidad 

platense,” 19–62 [ref. 2987]; Irina POD- 

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en la filogenia argentina,” 63–106 [ref. 3287]; 

Marina RIEZNIK, “La incorporación del Observatorio 

Astronómico a la Universidad Nacional de 

La Plata,” 107–136 [ref. 3063]; Alberto Guillermo 

RANEA, “La lengua del paraíso: conflictos recurrentes 

en las Humanidades en la historia de la Universidad 

Nacional de La Plata,” 137–156; Emily 

HUNTER and Lewis PYENSON, “Mermaid: Margrete 

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157–169 [ref. 2357]. 

247. RAOULT, Jean-Pierre. “Autour de 

la modélisation dans l’enseignement des 

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edited by RADELET-DE GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 

473–497. 

248. ROTHBLATT, Sheldon. “A Note on the ‘Integrity’ 

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249. SCHWINGES, Rainer Christoph. (Ed.) Examen, 

Titel, Promotionen: Akademisches und staatliches 

Qualifikationswesen vom 13. bis zum 21. Jahrhundert. 

Veröffentlichungen der Gesellschaft für Universitäts- 

und Wissenschaftsgeschichte, 7. (x + 776 

pp.; ill.) Basel: Schwabe Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 

9783796521553. 


43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF 

SCIENTISTS 

250. BERKVENS-STEVELINCK, Christiane, Hans 

BOTS, and Jens HÄSELER. (Eds.) Les grands intermédiaires 

culturels de la république des lettres : 

études de réseaux de correspondances du XVIe au 

XVIIIe siècles. Les dix-huitièmes siècles, 91. (454 

p.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Champion, 2005. ISBN: 

2745312332. 

Contents: Christiane BERKVENS-STEVELINCK 

and Hans BOTS, “Introduction,” 9-28; Chris L. 

HEESAKKERS, “Erasmus Epistolographus,” 29- 

60; Jérôme DELATOUR, “Les frères Dupuy et 

leurs correspondances,” 61-102; Peter N. MILLER, 

“Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc and the Mediterranian 

World : Mechanics,” 103-126; Henk 

NELLEN, “The Correspondence of Hugo Grotius,” 

127-164; Hans BOTS, “Marin Mersenne, 

‘secrétaire général’ de la République des Lettres,” 

165-182; Jean-Pierre VITTU, “Henry Oldenburg 

‘grand intermédiaire,’ ” 183-210; Edwin van 

MEERKERK, “The Correspondence Network of 

Christiaan Huygens (1629–1695),” 211-228; Huub 

LAEVEN, “Otto Mencke (1644–1707) : The Outlines 

of his Network of Correspondents,” 229- 

256; Nora GÄDEKE, “Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz,” 

257-306; Antony MCKENNA, “Pierre Bayle,” 

307-338; Françoise BLÉCHET, “L’abbé Jean- 

Paul Bignon (1662–1743),” 339-360; Christiane 

BERKVENS-STEVELINCK, “Prosper Marchand, 

intermédiaire du Refuge huguenot,” 361-386; 

Detlef DÖRING, “Johann Christoph Gottsched,” 

387-412; Jens HÄSELER, “Jean-Henri Samuel 

Formey—correspondance académique et journalistique,” 

413-434. 


251. DURIS, Pascal. (Ed.) Traduire la science : Hier 

et aujourd’hui. (231 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Pessac: 

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ISBN: 9782858923526. 

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7-10; Joëlle DUCOS, “La traduction 

comme mode de diffusion scientifique au Moyen 

Âge,” 11-24 [ref. 978]; Philippe SELOSSE, “Traduire 

la nomenclature botanique néo-latine de 

la Renaissance : La linguistique au secours de 

l’histoire des sciences,” 25-44 [ref. 1474]; Violaine 

GIACOMOTTO-CHARRA, “Entre traduction 

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siècle,” 45-68 [ref. 1399]; Jean-François BAIL- 

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Newton, de Pierre Coste (1720) à Jean-Paul Marat 

(1787),” 69-88 [ref. 1928]; Pascal DURIS, “Traduire 

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89-108 [ref. 2019]; Thierry HOQUET, “Traduire 

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et historique ?” 109-124 [ref. 374]; 

Patrice BRET, “Les promenades littéraires de Madame 

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de la science au XVIIIe siècle,” 125-152 

[ref. 1857]; Isabelle POULIN, “Peut-on raconter la 

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252. HIRSCHAUER, Stefan. “Editorial Judgments: A 

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253. TURKLE, Sherry. (Ed.) Falling for Science: 

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101. OCCULTISM AND NATURAL MAGIC 

254. PRIESNER, Claus. Grenzwelten: Schamanen, 

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102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY 

255. BLAIR, Ann. “Disciplinary Distinctions before 

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256. BRUUN, Otto, and Lorenzo CORTI. (Eds.) Les 

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Essays on Aristotle’s concept of categories in 

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257. BÜTTGEN, Ph., R. IMBACH, U. J. SCHNEI- 

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258. EPSTEIN, Mikhail. “Between Humanity and 

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259. FALK, Dan. In Search of Time: The Science 

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260. GONZÁLEZ, Ana Marta. “Aristotle and Kant on 

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261. MÜLLER, Jörn. “Aristoteles und der naturalistische 

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103. MATHEMATICS 

262. ABDOUNUR, Oscar João. “A Preliminary Survey 

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263. ALEXANDER, Amir. Duel at Dawn: Heroes, 

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264. BRUMMELEN, Glen van. “Filling in the Short 

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265. CORRY, Leo. “Hunting Prime Numbers—From 

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270. MANCOSU, Paolo. (Ed.) The Philosophy of 

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271. MARCUSSEN, Marianne. “To Kirsti: ‘From Art 

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272. MEUSNIER, Norbert. “Sur l’histoire de 

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Ahmed DJEBBAR, “La géométrie du mesurage 

et du découpage dans les mathématiques d’Al- 

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chez Viète,” 149-161 [ref. 1371]; M. FUMAROLI, 

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des Lettres,” 163-171; Enrico GIUSTI, “La théorie 

des proportions au XVIe siècle: entre philologie 

et mathématiques,” 173-193 [ref. 1375]; Roger 

HAHN, “L’enseignement des mathématiques à 

Paris: Cours publics avant la Révolution,” 195-205 

[ref. 1899]; Giorgio ISRAEL, “Y-a-t-il des lois en 

économie?” 207-227 [ref. 439]; V. JULLIEN, “Abstraction 

faite, que reste-t-il?” 229-259; J.-P. KA- 

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277-309 [ref. 3101]; A. MALET, “Just before 

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and Variables in Simon Stevin’s L’arithmétique 

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[ref. 2289]; P. RADELET-DE GRAVE, “Un petit 

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ou l’histoire de la construction en chantier,” 499- 

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274. SAKAROVITCH, Joël. “La stéréotomie ou 

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275. SCHUBRING, Gert. Análise histórica de livros 

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276. SZPIRO, George G. Numbers Rule: The Vexing 

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277. THIELE, Rüdiger. Von der Bernoullischen Brachistochrone 

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278. WAGNER, Roy. “Mathematical Marriages: 

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279. WARDHAUGH, Benjamin. How to Read Historical 

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Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780691140148. 

110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY 

280. GALLUZZI, Paolo. (Ed.) Galileo: Images 

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9788809742338. 


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282. MURDIN, Paul. Secrets of the Universe: How 

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283. WOLFSCHMIDT, Gudrun. (Ed.) Astronomie in 

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111. ASTROLOGY 

284. AKASOY, Anna, Charles BURNETT, and Ronit 

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22 112. Physics; physical sciences, general 

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Astrology and the Boundaries of Medicine” 

[ref. 928]; H. M. CAREY, “Medieval Latin Astrology 

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MS O.5.26” [ref. 1133]; C. PENNUTO, “The 

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Bodies in Early China: Astro-Physiology 

in Context” [ref. 719]; A. BEINORIUS, “Astral 

Hermeneutics: Astrology and Medicine in India” 

[ref. 780]; V. A. WALLACE, “A Convergence of 

Medical and Astro-Sciences in Indian Tantric Buddhism: 

A Case of the Kalacakratantra” [ref. 786]; 

R. YOELI-TLALIM, “Tibetan Medical Astrology”; 

D. Gieseler GREENBAUM, “From Lilly to Steiner 

and Jung: Temperament in Astrology and Psychology, 

Seventeenth and Twentieth Centuries” 

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285. CANTAMESSA, Leandro. Astrologia: Opere a 

stampa, 1472–1900. (2 v.; xxx + 1105 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Firenze: L. S. Olschki, 2007. ISBN: 9788822256706. 

A bibliography of works on astrology. 


286. KASSELL, Lauren. “Introduction: Stars, Spirits, 

Signs: Towards a History of Astrology 1100–1800.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 67–69. 

Contents: Charles BURNETT, “Hebrew and Latin 

Astrology in the Twelfth Century: The Example 

of the Location of Pain,” 70–75 [ref. 1132]; 

Laura Ackerman SMOLLER, “Teste Albumasare 

cum Sibylla: Astrology and the Sibyls in Medieval 

Europe,” 76–89 [ref. 1140]; Hilary M. 

CAREY, “Judicial Astrology in Theory and Practice 

in Later Medieval Europe,” 90–98 [ref. 1134]; 

Jean-Patrice BOUDET, “A ‘College of Astrology 

and Medicine’? Charles V, Gervais Chrétien, 

and the Scientific Manuscripts of Maître Gervais’s 

College,” 99–108 [ref. 1129]; Robert RAL- 

LEY, “Stars, Demons and the Body in Fifteenth- 

Century England,” 109–116 [ref. 1138]; H. Darrel 

RUTKIN, “Mysteries of Attraction: Giovanni Pico 

Della Mirandola, Astrology and Desire,” 117–124 

[ref. 1139]; Darin HAYTON, “Instruments and 

Demonstrations in the Astrological Curriculum: 

Evidence from the University of Vienna, 1500– 

1530,” 125–134 [ref. 1427]; Monica AZZOLINI, 

“The Political Uses of Astrology: Predicting the Illness 

and Death of Princes, Kings and Popes in the 

Italian Renaissance,” 135–145 [ref. 1424]; Claudia 

BROSSEDER, “Astrology in Seventeenth-Century 

Peru,” 146–157 [ref. 1685]; Simon SCHAFFER, 

“The Astrological Roots of Mesmerism,” 158–168 

[ref. 2041]. 

112. PHYSICS; PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 

GENERAL WORKS 

287. BAKER, David John. “An Ontological Study of 

Quantum Fields and Their Symmetries.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 69/08 (2009). 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2008. Advisor: 

Halvorson, Hans. Pub. no. AAT 3324282. 105 

pp. 

288. BIEGLBÖCK, Wolf. “Editorial.” Eur. Phys. J. H 

35 (2010): 1–2. 

First issue of a new journal devoted to historical 

perspectives on physics, especially 20th-century 

physics. Articles are written by physicists as well 

as historians. 

289. BLAY, Michel. “La vue et la lumière : Sur 

quelques aspects de l’histoire de la lumière.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 119–132. 

290. BRICMONT, J. “Determinism, Probability and 

Physics.” In Liber Amicorum Jean Dhombres, edited 

by RADELET-DE GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 71–85. 

291. COOPERSMITH, Jennifer. Energy, the Subtle 

Concept: The Discovery of Feynman’s Blocks from 

Leibniz to Einstein. (xiv + 400 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780199546503. 

On the emergence of the modern concept of energy 

since the 17th century. 

292. DARRIGOL, Olivier. “The Analogy between 

Light and Sound in the History of Optics from the 

Ancient Greeks to Isaac Newton. Part 2.” Centaurus 

52 (2010): 206–257. 

Continuation of Olivier DARRIGOL, “The Analogy 

between Light and Sound in the History of Optics 

from the Ancient Greeks to Isaac Newton. Part 1” 

Centaurus 52 (2010): 117–155 [ref. 1691] 

293. DEBS, Talal A., and Michael L. G. REDHEAD. 

“Author’s response to book symposium: A New 

Perspective on Objectivity and Conventionalism.” 


Essay review of Talal A. DEBS and Michael L. G. 

REDHEAD, Objectivity, Invariance, and Convention 

(2007). 

294. DORATO, Mauro. “Part of a book symposium: 

A New Perspective on Objectivity and Conventionalism.” 




(2007). 

295. GROVE, Stanley F. “Quantum Theory and 

Aquinas’s Doctrine on Matter.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/12 (2009). 

Dissertation at The Catholic University of America, 

2008. Advisor: Wallace, William A. Pub. no. AA. 

329 pp.

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296. HALPERN, Paul. “Philadelphia: Life, Liberty, 

and the Pursuit of Physics.” Phys. Persp. 11 (2009): 

209–227. 

297. HUNTER, Joel Brooks. “The Measurement 

Problem in Quantum Mechanics: A Phenomenological 

Investigation.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 (2008). 

Dissertation at University of Kentucky, 2008. Advisor: 

Bruzina, Ronald. Pub. no. AAT 3315017. 

462 pp. 

298. LUTZ, Sebastian, and Stephan HARTMANN. 

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Objectivity and Conventionalism.” Metascience 19 

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299. NOUNOU, Antigone M. “Part of a book symposium: 

A New Perspective on Objectivity and Conventionalism.” 




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300. PERSSON, Anders. “The Coriolis Effect: Four 

Centuries of Conflict between Common Sense and 

Mathematics, Part I: A History to 1885.” Hist. Meteor. 

2 (2005): 1–24. 

301. ROWLINSON, J. S. “The Border between 

Physics and Chemistry.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 34 (2009): 

1–10. 

302. SCHWARTZMAN, David. “The Limits to Entropy: 

Continuing Misuse of Thermodynamics in 

Environmental and Marxist Theory.” Sci. & Soc. 72 

(2008): 43–62. 

113. CHEMISTRY 

303. BENSAUDE-VINCENT, Bernadette. Matière à 

penser : Essais d’histoire et de philosophie de la chimie. 

(255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses Universitaires 

de Paris Ouest, 2008. ISBN: 9782840160311. 


304. BERT-MEU-SÁNCHEZ, José Ramon, Duncan 

Thorburn BURNS, and Brigitte van TIGGELEN. (Eds.) 

Neighbours and Territories: The Evolving Identity of 

Chemistry. (752 pp.; ill.; index.) Louvain-la-neuve: 

Mémosciences, 2008. ISBN: 9782960081503. 

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference 

on the History of Chemistry, Leuven 2007. Contributors: 

Lawrence M. PRINCIPE, Ana SIMÕES, 

Bernadette BENSAUDE-VINCENT, Ernst HOM- 

BURG, Rémi FRANCKOWIAK, Hiro HIRAI, 

Bernard JOLY, Luc PETERSCHMITT, Christine 

LEHMAN, John PERKINS, Antonio Garcia BEL- 

MAR, Jan FRERCKS, Robert G. W. ANDERSON, 

Mary Jo NYE, Carsten REINHARDT, Néstor HER- 

RAN, Stephen J. WEININGER, Gary PATTERSON, 

W. Gerhard POHL, Johannes FEICHTINGER, Marcel 

Van BEYLEN, Marco BERETTA, Jennifer 

M. RAMPLING, Steffen DUCHEYNE, Joaquín 

PÉREZ-PARIENTE, D. Thorburn BURNS, Hjalmar 

FORS, Alexis SMETS, John MCEVOY, Joachim 

SCHUMMER, Gabor PALLO, Peter J. T. MOR- 

RIS, Fátima PAIXÃO, Ursula KLEIN, Jonathan SI- 

MON, Soňa ŠTRBÁŇOVÁ, Masanori KAJI, Xavier 

CALVÓ-MONREAL, Anders LUNDGREN, Klaus 

RUTHENBERG, Heinrich KAHLERT, Pierre LAS- 

ZLO, Christiana CHRISTOPOULOU, Faidra PA- 

PANELOPOULOU, Elena A. ZAITSEVA, Galina 

I. LIUBINA, Yoshiyuki KIKUCHI, Jeffrey Allan 

JOHNSON, José Miguel Leal da SILVA, Jean 

YOLLANT, Isabel CRUZ, Ángel TOCA, Maria 

Elvira CALLAPEZ, Manuel S. PINTO, Isabel 

MALAQUIAS, Sandra LOPES, Anna SIMMONS, 

Robin MACKIE, Gerrylynn K. ROBERTS, José 

A. CHAMIZO, Andoni GARRITZ, Mina Kleiche 

DRAY, Hao CHANG, Efthymios P. BOKARIS, 

Vangelis KOUTALIS, Helmut RINGSDORF, Angela 

BANDINELLI, Bjørn PEDERSEN, F. Bartow 

CULP, Gisela BOECK, Annette LYKKNES, Ola 

NORDAL, Éva VÁMOS, Glaucia Maria da SILVA, 

C. ZARAGOZA, J. M. FERNÁNDEZ-NOVELL, 

Juan QUÍLEZ, Danielle M. E. FAUQUE, Laurence 

LESTEL, Luigi CERRUTI, Gianmarco IELUZZI, 

Francesca TURCO. 

305. BOKARIS, Efthymios. “The Chemical Revolution 

as Test Field of Historiography Strategies.” 

KRITIKI 6 (2007): 9–32. 

306. DUMON, Alain, and Robert LUFT. Naissance 

de la chimie structurale. Sciences & histoire. (252 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Les Ulis: EDP sciences, 2008. ISBN: 

9782759800551. 


307. JOHNS, Adrian. “Ink.” In Materials and Expertise 

in Early Modern Europe, edited by KLEIN and 

SPARY (2010) [ref. 1705], 101–124. 

308. KARPENKO, Vladimír. “Some Notes on the 

Early History of Nitric Acid: 1300–1700.” Bull. Hist. 

Chem. 34 (2009): 105–116. 

309. LABRUDE, Pierre. “Les premiers chimistes 

lorrains. La chimie en Lorraine du XVIIe au XIXe 

siècles.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 23–36. 

310. NICOLAOU, K. C., and T. MONTAGNON. 

Molecules That Changed the World: A Brief History 

of the Art and Science of Synthesis and Its Impact on 

Society. (xvi + 366 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Weinheim: 

Wiley-VCH, 2008. ISBN: 9783527309832. 


311. RAFFA, R. B., and R. J. TALLARIDA. 

“ ‘Affinity’: Historical Development in Chemistry 

and Pharmacology.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 35 (2010): 

7–16.

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312. RAYNER-CANHAM, Marelene, and Geoff 

RAYNER-CANHAM. “British Women and Chemistry 

from the 16th to the Mid-19th Century.” Bull. 

Hist. Chem. 34 (2009): 117–123. 

313. TANSJÖ, Levi. Från Lavoisier till Strindberg: 

kemihistoriska föreläsningar. Berzelius sällskapets 

skriftserie, 8. (293 + pp.; ill.) Lund: Berzelius 

sällskapet, 2008. ISBN: 9789197165792. 


314. WILLIAMS, R. J. P., Allan CHAPMAN, and J. 

S. ROWLINSON. (Eds.) Chemistry at Oxford: A 

History from 1600 to 2005. (x + 308 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Cambridge, UK: RSC Publishing, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780854041398. 


114. ALCHEMY 

315. LAFONT, Olivier. “L’humide radical des alchimistes.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 441–446. 

316. PEREIRA, Michele. Alchimia: i testi della 

tradizione occidentale. (cxxxvi + 1566 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Milano: A. Mondadori, 2006. ISBN: 

9788804558439. 

120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 

317. BARTELS, Christoph. “The Production of Silver, 

Copper, and Lead in the Harz Mountains from 

Late Medieval Times to the Onset of Industrialization.” 

In Materials and Expertise in Early Modern 

Europe, edited by KLEIN and SPARY (2010) 

[ref. 1705], 71–100. 

318. BUREK, C. V., and B. HIGGS. (Eds.) The Role 

of Women in the History of Geology. Geological 

Society Special Publications, 281. (viii + 342 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Geological Society, 2007. 

ISBN: 9781862392274. 

Contents: C. V. BUREK and B. HIGGS, “The 

Role of Women in the History and Development 

of Geology: An Introduction,” 1-8; C. V. BU- 

REK, “The Role of Women in Geological Higher 

Education—Bedford College, London (Catherine 

Raisin) and Newnham College, Cambridge, 

UK,” 9-38 [ref. 2983]; M. R. S. CREESE, “Fossil 

Hunters, a Cave Explorer and a Rock Analyst: 

Notes on Some Early Women Contributors to Geology,” 

39-49; H. E. FRASER and C. J. CLEAL, 

“The Contribution of British Women to Carboniferous 

Palaeobotany during the First Half of the 

20th Century,” 51-82 [ref. 3236]; J. K. HART, “The 

Role of Women in British Quaternary Science,” 

83-95; Patrick N. Wyse JACKSON and Mary E. 

Spencer JONES, “The Quiet Workforce: The Various 

Roles of Women in Geological and Natural 

History Museums during the Early to Mid-1900s,” 

97-113 [ref. 3197]; C. V. BUREK and M. KÖLBL- 

EBERT, “The Historical Problems of Travel for 

Women Undertaking Geological Fieldwork,” 115- 

122; R. M. CLARY and J. H. WANDERSEE, “Great 

Expectations: Florence Bascom (1842–1945) and 

the Education of Early US Women Geologists,” 

123-135 [ref. 2392]; Bettie HIGGS and Patrick 

N. Wyse JACKSON, “The Role of Women in the 

History of Geological Studies in Ireland,” 137- 

153; M. KÖLBL-EBERT, “The Role of British 

and German Women in Early 19th-Century Geology: 

A Comparative Assessment,” 155-163; S. 

TURNER, “Invincible but Mostly Invisible: Australian 

Women’s Contribution to Geology and 

Palaeontology,” 165-202; C. V. BUREK and J. 

A. MALPAS, “Rediscovering and Conserving the 

Lower Palaeozoic ‘Treasures’ of Ethel Woods (neé 

Skeat) and Margaret Crosfield in Northeast Wales,” 

203-226; H. J. FALCON-LANG and R. F. MILLER, 

“Marie Stopes and the Fern Ledges of Saint John, 

New Brunswick,” 227-245 [ref. 3169]; S. LAMING 

and D. LAMING, “Etheldred Benett (1776–1845): 

The First Woman Geologist?” 247-249 [ref. 1979]; 

J. D. MATHER and I. CAMPBELL, “Grace Anne 

Milne (Lady Prestwich): More Than an Amanuensis?” 

251-264; N. MORGAN, “Anne Phillips: 

John Phillips’s Geological Companion,” 265-275; 

M. ORR, “Keeping It in the Family: The Extraordinary 

Case of Cuvier’s Daughters,” 277-286 

[ref. 2413]; E. ROBINSON, “The Influential Muriel 

Arber: A Personal Reflection,” 287-294; Karolyn 

SHINDLER, “A Knowledge Unique: The Life 

of the Pioneering Explorer and Palaeontologist, 

Dorothea Bate (1878–1951),” 295-303 [ref. 3238]; 

M. WACHTLER and C. V. BUREK, “Maria Matilda 

Ogilvie Gordon (1864–1939): A Scottish Researcher 

in the Alps,” 305-317 [ref. 2419]; T. P. 

T. WILLIAMS, “The Role of Annie Greenly in the 

Elucidation of the Geology of Anglesey,” 319-324; 

A. R. WYATT, “Nancy Kirk: Turning the World of 

Graptolites Upside Down,” 325-333. 


319. FLEMING, James R. “Introduction.” Introduction 

to a special issue: International Perspectives on 

the History of Meteorology: Science and Cultural 

Diversity. Collected papers from the Inaugural Symposium 

of the International Commission on History 

of Meteorology, International Congress of History 

of Science, Mexico City, July 11–12, 2001. Hist. 

Meteor. 1 (2004): iii-vi. 

Contents: E. Philip KRIDER, “Benjamin Franklin 

and the First Lightning Conductors,” 1–13 

[ref. 2096]; Lizardo SEINER LIZÁRRAGA, “Los 

Inicios de la meteorología en el Perú y la labor del 

Cosmografiato: 1753–1856,” 14–27 [ref. 1986]; 

Karl-Heinz BERNHARDT, “Johann Wolfgang von 

Goethes Beziehungen zu Luke Howard und sein 

Wirken auf dem Gebiet der Meteorologie,” 28– 

40 [ref. 1973]; Nathan M. BROOKS, “Dmitrii 

Mendeleev and Russian Meteorology during the 

Second Half of the Nineteenth Century,” 41–47 

[ref. 2389]; Edmund P. WILLIS and William H. 

HOOKE, “Cleveland Abbe and the Birth of the 

National Weather Service, 1870–1891,” 48–54 

[ref. 2421]; Cornelia LUEDECKE, “The First International 

Polar Year (1882–83): A Big Science 

Experiment with Small Science Equipment,” 55–64 

[ref. 2407]; Gregory T. CUSHMAN, “Enclave Vision: 

Foreign Networks in Peru and the Internationalization 

of El Niño Research during the 1920s,” 

65–74 [ref. 3168]; James R. FLEMING, “Sverre

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Petterssen, the Bergen School, and the Forecasts for 

D-Day,” 75–83 [ref. 2959]; Kristine C. HARPER, 

“The Scandinavian Tag-Team: Providers of Atmospheric 

Reality to Numerical Weather Prediction 

Efforts in the United States (1948–1955),” 84–91 

[ref. 3173]; Vladimir JANKOVIC, “Choosing the 

Right Axis: An Institutional History of the Belgrade 

Eta Forecast Model,” 92–98 [ref. 3821]; 

Maureen CHRISTIE, “Data Collection and the 

Ozone Hole: Too Much of a Good Thing?” 99– 

105 [ref. 3819]; Roy E. GOODMAN, “Archives, 

Libraries and Bibliography in the History of Meteorology 

Prior to 1900,” 106–111 [ref. 321]. 

320. FLEMING, James Rodger. “The International 

Bibliography of Meteorology: Revisiting 

A Nineteenth-Century Classic.” Hist. Meteor. 58 

(2010): 126–137. 

321. GOODMAN, Roy E. “Archives, Libraries and 

Bibliography in the History of Meteorology Prior to 

1900.” Part of a special issue: International Perspectives 

on the History of Meteorology: Science and 

Cultural Diversity [ref. 319]. Hist. Meteor. 1 (2004): 

106–111. 

Survey of archival and bibliographical resources. 

322. JACKSON, Patrick Wyse. (Ed.) Four Centuries 

of Geological Travel: The Search for Knowledge on 

Foot, Bicycle, Sledge and Camel. Geological Society 

Special Publication, 287. (vi + 415 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) London: The Geological Society, 2007. 

ISBN: 9781862392342. 

Contents: P. N. Wyse JACKSON, “Global Peregrinations: 

Four Centuries of Geological Travel,” 

1-6; E. VACCARI, “The Organized Traveller: Scientific 

Instructions for Geological Travels in Italy 

and Europe during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth 

Centuries,” 7-18 [ref. 1989]; E. T. DRAKE, “The 

Geological Observations of Robert Hooke (1635– 

1703) on the Isle of Wight,” 19-30 [ref. 1726]; 

C. J. NICHOLAS and P. N. PEARSON, “Robert 

Jameson on the Isle of Arran, 1797–1799: In 

Search of Hutton’s ‘Theory of the Earth,’ ” 31- 

48 [ref. 1981]; M. KLEMUN, “Writing, ‘Inscription’ 

and Fact: Eighteenth Century Mineralogical 

Books Based on Travels in the Habsburg Regions, 

the Carpathian Mountains,” 49-62 [ref. 1978]; C. 

SCHWEIZER, “Geological Travellers in View of 

Their Philosophical and Economical Intentions: 

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) and 

Caspar Maria Count Sternberg (1761–1838),” 63- 

72 [ref. 1985]; K. L. TAYLOR, “Geological Travellers 

in Auvergne, 1751–1800,” 73-96 [ref. 1988]; 

D. R. DEAN, “J. D. Forbes and Naples,” 97-108 

[ref. 2394]; M. KOLBL-EBERT, “The Geological 

Travels of Charles Lyell, Charlotte Murchison and 

Roderick Impey Murchison in France and Northern 

Italy (1828),” 109-118 [ref. 2405]; A. CARNEIRO, 

“Sharing Common Ground: Nery Delgado (1835– 

1908) in Spain in 1878,” 119-134 [ref. 2390]; P. 

N. Wyse JACKSON, “Grenville Arthur James Cole 

(1859–1924): The Cycling Geologist,” 135-148 

[ref. 2403]; A. WHITTAKER, “The Travels and 

Travails of Sir Charles Lewis Giesecke,” 149- 

160 [ref. 1990]; F. NAUMANN, “Alexander von 

Humboldt in Russia: The 1829 Expedition,” 161- 

176 [ref. 2410]; E. E. MILANOVSKY, “Hermann 

Abich (1806–1886): ‘The Father of Caucasian 

Geology’ and His Travels in the Caucasus and 

Armenian Highlands,” 177-182 [ref. 2408]; P. 

TAQUET, “On Camelback: René Chudeau (1864– 

1921), Conrad Kilian (1898–1950), Albert Félix 

de Lapparent (1905–1975), and Théodore Monod 

(1902–2000), Four French Geological Travellers 

Cross the Sahara,” 183-190 [ref. 3181]; U. B. 

MARVIN, “Théodore Andre Monod and the Lost 

Fer de Dieu Meteorite of Chinguetti, Mauritania,” 

191-206 [ref. 3177]; L. G. WILSON, “The Geological 

Travels of Sir Charles Lyell in Madeira and the 

Canary Islands, 1853–1854,” 207-228 [ref. 2422]; 

M. S. PINTO and A. BOUHEIRY, “The German 

Geologist Georg Hartung (1821–1891) and the Geology 

of the Azores and Madeira Islands,” 229-238 

[ref. 2415]; P. N. PEARSON and C. J. NICHOLAS, 

“ ‘Marks of Extreme Violence’: Charles Darwin’s 

Geological Observations on St. Jago (Sao Tiago), 

Cape Verde Islands,” 239-254 [ref. 2414]; R. H. 

SILLIMAN, “Naturalists from Neuchâtel: America 

and the Dispersal of Agassiz’s Scientific Factory,” 

255-270 [ref. 2416]; A. R. ORME, “Clarence Edward 

Dutton (1841–1912): Soldier, Polymath, and 

Aesthete,” 271-286 [ref. 2412]; D. A. E. SPALD- 

ING, “Two Tyrrells Cross the Barren Lands of 

Canada, 1893,” 287-296 [ref. 2436]; C. P. da SILVA 

and E. M. PATACA, “Investigating the Colonies: 

Native Geological Travellers in the Portuguese Empire 

in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth 

Centuries,” 297-310 [ref. 1987]; S. HERBERT, 

“Doing and Knowing: Charles Darwin and Other 

Travelers,” 311-324; W. MAYER, “The Quest for 

Limestone in Colonial New South Wales, 1788– 

1825,” 325-342; D. OLDROYD, “In the Footsteps of 

Thomas Livingstone Mitchell (1792–1855): Soldier, 

Surveyor, Explorer, Geologist, and Probably 

the First Person to Compile Geological Maps in 

Australia,” 343-374 [ref. 2124]; M. JOHNSTON, 

“Nineteenth-Century Observations of the Dun 

Mountain Ophiolite Belt, Nelson, New Zealand 

and Trans-Tasman Correlations,” 375-388; M. YA- 

JIMA, “Franz Hilgendorf (1839–1904): Introducer 

of Evolutionary Theory to Japan around 1873,” 

389-394 [ref. 2525]; G. A. GOOD, “Geophysical 

Travellers: The Magneticians of the Carnegie 

Institution of Washington,” 395-408 [ref. 3172]. 


323. LÜDECKE, Cornelia. “East Meets West: Meteorological 

Interests of the Moravians in Greenland 

and Labrador since the 18th Century.” Part of a special 

section: Diversity in the Global Reconstruction 

and Representation of Weather and Climate: East, 

South, West, North [ref. 324]. Hist. Meteor. 2 (2005): 

123–132. 

Focuses on the settlement and observations of 

Moravian missionaries. 

324. MCNALLY, Louis K., III, and Christian ROHR. 

“Symposium Editors’ Introduction.” Introduction to 

a special section: Diversity in the Global Reconstruction 

and Representation of Weather and Climate: 

East, South, West, North. Hist. Meteor. 2 (2005): 

37–40.

26 121. Earth & atmospheric sciences 

Selected Papers from the ICHM Symposium at 

the International Congress of History of Science, 

Beijing, China, July 2005. Contents: Ioannis 

TELELIS, “Historical-Climatological Information 

from the Time of the Byzantine Empire (4th–15th 

Centuries AD),” 41–50 [ref. 654]; Christian ROHR, 

“The Danube Floods and their Human Response 

and Perception (14th to 17th C),” 71–86 [ref. 328]; 

Cornelia LÜDECKE, “East Meets West: Meteorological 

Interests of the Moravians in Greenland 

and Labrador since the 18th Century,” 123–132 

[ref. 323]; Dennis WHEELER, “British Naval Logbooks 

From the Late Seventeenth Century: New 

Climatic Information from Old Sources,” 133–145 

[ref. 1720]; Nikola KOEPKE and Joerg BATEN, 

“Climate and Its Impact on the Biological Standard 

of Living in Northeast, Centre-West, and South 

Europe during the Last 2000 Years,” 147–159. 

325. MILLS, Eric. L. The Fluid Envelope of Our 

Planet: How the Study of Ocean Currents Became 

a Science. (xii + 434 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780802096975. 

326. PICCARDI, L., and W. B. MASSE. (Eds.) Myth 

and Geology. Geological Society Special Publications, 

273. (viii + 350 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

London: Geological Society Publishing House, 2007. 

ISBN: 9781862392168. 

From the “Myth and Geology” session held at 

the 32nd International Geological Congress in 

Florence, Italy, in August 2004. “Collection of 

papers focusing on the potential of myth storylines 

to yield data and lessons that are of value to the 

geological sciences.” (from the publisher) 


327. POTTER, Paul E., J. Barry MAYNARD, and 

Warren D. HUFF. “Steps in the History of Mudstone 

Investigations—A Timeline, 1556 through 2007.” 

Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 84–107. 

328. ROHR, Christian. “The Danube Floods and 

their Human Response and Perception (14th to 17th 

C).” Part of a special section: Diversity in the Global 

Reconstruction and Representation of Weather and 

Climate: East, South, West, North [ref. 324]. Hist. 

Meteor. 2 (2005): 71–86. 

On the perception, interpretation, management and 

cultural responses to floods. 

329. ROSENBERG, Gary D. (Ed.) The Revolution in 

Geology from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment. 

GSA Memoirs 203. (vii + 283 pp.; ill.) Boulder, 

Colo.: Geological Society of America, 2009. ISBN: 

9780813712031. 

Contents: Gary D. ROSENBERG, “Introduction: 

The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance 

to the Enlightenment,” 1-11; Gary D. ROSEN- 

BERG, “The Measure of Man and Landscape in 

the Renaissance and Scientific Revolution,” 13-40 

[ref. 1717]; William R. NEWMAN, “Geochemical 

Concepts in Isaac Newton’s Early Alchemy,” 

41-49 [ref. 1709]; Joaquín Pérez MELERO, “From 

Alchemy to Science: The Scientific Revolution 

and Enlightenment in Spanish American Mining 

and Metallurgy,” 51-61 [ref. 1708]; William 

C. PARCELL, “Signs and Symbols in Kircher’s 

Mundus Subterraneus,” 63-74 [ref. 1714]; Elsebeth 

THOMSEN, “Niels Stensen—Steno, in the World 

of Collections and Museums,” 75-91 [ref. 1606]; 

Kuang-Tai HSU, “The Path to Steno’s Synthesis 

on the Animal Origin of Glossopetrae,” 93-106 

[ref. 1740]; Toshihiro YAMADA, “Hooke–Steno 

Relations Reconsidered: Reassessing the Roles of 

Ole Borch and Robert Boyle,” 107-126 [ref. 1721]; 

Troels KARDEL, “Prompters of Steno’s Geological 

Principles: Generation of Stones in Living Beings, 

Glossopetrae and Molding,” 127-134 [ref. 1741]; 

August ZIGGELAAR, “The Age of Earth in Niels 

Stensen’s Geology,” 135-142 [ref. 1722]; Alan 

H. CUTLER, “Nicolaus Steno and the Problem 

of Deep Time,” 143-148 [ref. 1712]; Sebastian 

OLDEN-JØRGENSEN, “Nicholas Steno and René 

Descartes: A Cartesian Perspective on Steno’s 

Scientific Development,” 149-157 [ref. 1751]; 

Jens Morten HANSEN, “On the Origin of Natural 

History: Steno’s Modern, but Forgotten Philosophy 

of Science,” 159-178 [ref. 1634]; Frank SO- 

BIECH, “Nicholas Steno’s Way from Experience to 

Faith: Geological Evolution and the Original Sin of 

Mankind,” 179-186 [ref. 1718]; Gian Battista VAI, 

“The Scientific Revolution and Nicholas Steno’s 

Twofold Conversion,” 187-208 [ref. 1595]; Dennis 

R. DEAN, “Benjamin Franklin and Geology,” 209- 

223 [ref. 1976]; Stephen M. ROWLAND, “Thomas 

Jefferson, Extinction, and the Evolving View of 

Earth History in the Late Eighteenth and Early 

Nineteenth Centuries,” 225-246 [ref. 2022]; Noah 

HERINGMAN, “ “Very Vain Is Science’ Proudest 

Boast” : The Resistance To Geological Theory 

in Early Nineteenth-Century England,” 247-257 

[ref. 2400]; Victor R. BAKER, “Charles S. Peirce 

and the ‘Light of Nature,’ ” 259-266 [ref. 2257]; 

William L. VANDERBURGH, “Theory Choice in 

the Historical Sciences: Geology as a Philosophical 

Case Study,” 267-276 [ref. 141]; Michael T. 

GHISELIN, “Natural Theology, Design and Law,” 

277-283 [ref. 230]. 

330. SCARTH, Alwyn. Vesuvius: A Biography. (ix 

+ 342 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton 


331. STANDISH, David. Hollow Earth: The Long 

and Curious History of Imagining Strange Lands, 

Fantastical Creatures, Advanced Civilizations, and 

Marvelous Machines below the Earth’s Surface. (303 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: Da 

Capo Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780306813733. 


332. VOGEL, Brant. “Bibliography of Recent Literature 

in the History of Meteorology. Twenty-Six 

Years, 1983–2008.” Hist. Meteor. 58 (2010): 23–125.

123. Natural history 27 

121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY; 

EXPLORATION 

333. ARMSTRONG, Patrick, and Geoffrey J. MAR- 

TIN. (Eds.) Geographers: Biobibliographical Studies. 

Geographers, 25. (viii + 167 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Continuum, 2006. ISBN: 9780826486134. 

An annual collection of studies of individuals who 

have made major contributions to the development 

of geography and geographical thought. 

334. CHALLIS, David Milbank, and Andy RUSH. 

“The Railways of Britain: An Unstudied Map Corpus.” 

Imago Mundi 61 (2009): 186–214. 

“Summarizes the archival history of Britain’s railway 

maps.” (from the abstract) 

335. COLLINI, Silvia, and Antonella VANNONI. 

(Eds.) Les instructions scientifiques pour les voyageurs 

: XVII e –XIX e siècle. Histoire des sciences humaines. 

(344 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: l’Harmattan, 2005. 

ISBN: 9782747586504. 

Anthology of primary source essays written by 

major scientists on exploration and voyages of 

discovery. 


336. FLEET, Christopher, and Charles W. J. WITH- 

ERS. “Maps and Map History Using the Bartholomew 

Archive, National Library of Scotland.” Imago Mundi 

62 (2010): 92–97. 

337. HIGGITT, Rebekah, and Graham DOLAN. 

“Greenwich, Time and ‘the Line.’ ” Endeavour 34 

(2010): 35–39. 

338. SUI, Daniel Z. Geospatial Technologies and 

Homeland Security: Research Frontiers and Future 

Challenges. The GeoJournal Library, 94. (xxviii + 

356 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Dordrecht: Springer, 

2008. ISBN: 9781402083396. 

Includes “Spatial Epidemiology: Where Have We 

Come in 150 Years?” by Michael WARD. 

339. TALBERT, Richard J. A., and Richard W. 

UNGER. (Eds.) Cartography in Antiquity and the 

Middle Ages: Fresh Perspectives, New Methods. 

Technology and Change in History, 10. (xix + 299 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Leiden: Brill, 2008. 

ISBN: 9789004166639. 

Contributors include Emily ALBU, Raymond 

CLEMENS, Lucy DONKIN, Evelyn EDSON, Tom 

ELLIOTT, Patrick Gauthier DALCHÉ, Benjamin 

KEDAR, Maja KOMINKO, Natalia LOZOVSKY, 

Yossef RAPOPORT, Emilie SAVAGE-SMITH, 

Camille SERCHUK, Richard TALBERT, and Jennifer 

TRIMBLE. 


340. WITHERS, Charles W. J., and Hayden 

LORIMER. (Eds.) Geographers: Biobibliographical 

Studies. Geographers, 26. (ix + 167 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) London: Continuum, 2007. ISBN: 

9780826499134. 






Studies. Geographers, 28. (192 pp.; ill.; index.) 







Studies. Geographers, 27. (ix + 161 pp.; ill.; index.) 





343. WOOD, Denis, and John FELS. The Natures 

of Maps: Cartographic Constructions of the Natural 

World. (xviii + 230 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) 

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780226906041. 


122. NATURAL HISTORY 

344. CHELA-FLORES, Julian. A Second Genesis: 

Stepping-Stones toward the Intelligibility of Nature. 

(xviii + 229 pp.; bibl.; index.) Hackensack, NJ: World 

Scientific, 2009. ISBN: 9789812835031. 


345. CLINGERMAN, Forrest. “The Intimate Distance 

of Herons: Theological Travels through Nature, 

Place, and Migration.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 

(2008): 313–325. 

346. COLEMAN, Frank M. “Classical Liberalism and 

American Landscape Representation: The Imperial 

Self in Nature.” Ethics Place Environ. 13 (2010): 

75–96. 

Spans the work of Locke, Jefferson, Emerson, and 

Frederick J. Turner. 

347. LUKE, Brian. Brutal: Manhood and the Exploitation 

of Animals. (x + 280 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780252031762. 


348. OTT, Paul. “World and Earth: Hannah Arendt 

and the Human Relationship to Nature.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 12 (2009): 1–16. 

349. RINGMAR, Erik. “Audience for a Giraffe: European 

Expansionism and the Quest for the Exotic.” 

J. World Hist. 17 (2006): 375–397. 

“Analyzes European reactions to two giraffes—one 

given to Lorenzo de’ Medici of Florence in 1486 

and the other to King Charles X of France in 1827.” 

(from the abstract)

28 123. Environmental sciences 

123. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 

350. ACOT, Pascal. Histoire du climat. Pour 

l’histoire. (309 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Perrin, 

2003. ISBN: 9782262019037. 


351. BOLSTER, W. Jeffrey. “Putting the Ocean in 

Atlantic History: Maritime Communities and Marine 

Ecology in the Northwest Atlantic, 1500–1800.” 

Amer. Hist. Rev. 113 (2008): 19–47. 

352. BROOKS, Karl. “Environmental History as 

Kansas History.” Kansas Hist. 29 (2006): 116–131. 

353. CAREY, Mark. “Latin American Environmental 

History: Current Trends, Interdisciplinary Insights, 

and Future Directions.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 

221–252. 

354. CHEKE, A. S., and Julian P. HUME. Lost Land 

of the Dodo: An Ecological History of Mauritius, 

Réunion and Rodrigues. (464 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) New Haven: Yale University Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780300141863. 

Charts the ecological changes, especially the many 

extinctions, since the discovery and colonization of 

these islands beginning in the 1500s. 

355. CHESTER, Robert N., III, and Nicolaas MINK. 

“Having Our Cake and Eating It Too: Food’s Place in 

Environmental History, a Forum.” Introduction to a 

Forum Section. Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 309–311. 

Contents: Robert N. CHESTER, III, “Sensory Deprivation: 

Taste as a Useful Category of Analysis 

in Environmental History,” 232–330 [ref. 356]; 

Nicolaas MINK, “It Begins in the Belly,” 312– 

322 [ref. 542]; Jane DUSSELIER, “Understandings 

of Food as Culture,” 331-338 [ref. 538]; Nancy 

SHOEMAKER, “Food and the Intimate Environment,” 

339–344 [ref. 366]. 

356. CHESTER, Robert N., III. “Sensory Deprivation: 

Taste as a Useful Category of Analysis in Environmental 

History.” Part of a Forum: Having Our 

Cake and Eating It Too: Food’s Place in Environmental 

History [ref. 355]. Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 

232–330. 

On the intersections of food and environmental 

history. 

357. CRANE, Jeff, and Michael EGAN. (Eds.) Natural 

Protest: Essays on the History of American 

Environmentalism. (xv + 325 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Routledge, 2009. ISBN: 9780415962681. 

Contents: Michael EGAN and Jeff CRANE, “Introduction”; 

Jeff CRANE, “ ‘Fancy Foreshadowed a 

Magnificent Destiny’: The Market Revolution and 

the Kennebec River Dam Fight”; Michael EGAN, 

“Organizing Environmental Protest: Swill Milk 

and Social Activism in Nineteenth-Century New 

York City”; John HAUSDOERFFER, “ ‘That Shocking 

Calamity’: Revisiting George Catlin’s Environmental 

Politics”; Kevin C. ARMITAGE, “ ‘The 

Science-Spirit in a Democracy’: Liberty Hyde Bailey, 

Nature Study, and the Democratic Impulse of 

Progressive Conservation”; Robert W. RIGHTER, 

“The Hetch Hetchy Controversy”; Philip GARONE, 

“Rethinking Reclamation: How an Alliance of 

Duck Hunters and Cattle Ranchers Brought Wetland 

Conservation to California’s Central Valley 

Project”; Frank UEKOETTER, “A Twisted Road 

to Earth Day: Air Pollution as an Issue of Social 

Movements after World War II”; Sarah L. 

THOMAS, “A Call to Action: Silent Spring, Public 

Disclosure, and the Rise of Modern Environmentalism”; 

Sylvia Hood WASHINGTON, “Ball of 

Confusion: Public Health, African Americans, 

and Earth Day 1970”; Kevin R. MARSH, “ ‘Save 

French Pete’: Evolution of Wilderness Protests in 

Oregon”; Elizabeth D. BLUM, “Parting the Waters: 

The Ecumenical Task Force at Love Canal 

and Beyond”; Adam TOMPKINS, “Cancer Valley, 

California: Pesticides, Politics, and Childhood Disease 

in the Central Valley”; Will MCARTHUR, “ ‘It 

seems like we should be on the same side!’: Native 

Americans, Environmentalists, and the Grand 

Canyon.” 

358. ELLIOTT, Kevin C. “The Ethical Significance of 

Language in the Environmental Sciences: Case Studies 

from Pollution Research.” Ethics Place Environ. 

12 (2009): 157–173. 

“Examines how ethically significant assumptions 

and values are embedded not only in environmental 

policies but also in the language of the environmental 

sciences.” (from the abstract) 

359. KING, Roger J. H. “Playing with Boundaries: 

Critical Reflections on Strategies for an Environmental 

Culture and the Promise of Civic Environmentalism.” 


360. MACLAURIN, James, and Kim STERELNY. 

What Is Biodiversity? (xii + 217 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 9780226500805. 

On the definition of the term and how it has been 

shaped by ecology and conservation biology. 


361. MCWILLIAMS, James E. American Pests: 

The Losing War on Insects from Colonial Times 

to DDT. (296 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Columbia University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780231139427. 


362. MELLON, James G. “Visions of the Livable 

City: Reflections on the Jacobs–Mumford Debate.” 


363. MORGAN, Gregory J. “The Many Dimensions 

of Biodiversity.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

40 (2009): 235–238. 

Essay review of James MACLAURIN and Kim 

STERELNY, What Is Biodiversity? (2008) 

[ref. 360].

132. Zoology; anatomy; physiology 29 

364. MORRIS, Christopher. “A More Southern Environmental 

History.” J. South. Hist. 75 (2009): 

581–598. 

365. PYNE, Stephen J. Awful Splendour: A Fire 

History of Canada. Nature, History, Society. (xxix 

+ 549 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Vancouver: UBC 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780774813914. 


366. SHOEMAKER, Nancy. “Food and the Intimate 

Environment.” Part of a Forum: Having Our Cake and 

Eating It Too: Food’s Place in Environmental History 

[ref. 355]. Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 339–344. 

367. STUDNICKI-GIZBERT, Daviken, and David 

SCHECTER. “The Environmental Dynamics of a 

Colonial Fuel-Rush: Silver Mining and Deforestation 

in New Spain, 1522 to 1810.” Environ. Hist. 15 

(2010): 94–119. 

368. THOMPSON, Allen. “Environmentalism, Moral 

Responsibility, and the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing.” 


369. WAGLER, Ron. “Foucault, the Consumer Culture, 

and Environmental Degradation.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 12 (2009): 331–336. 

370. WINIWARTER, Verena, and Martin KNOLL. 

Umweltgeschichte: Eine Einführung. UTB, 2521. 

(368 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Köln: Böhlau, 2007. 

ISBN: 9783412148034. 


124. PALEONTOLOGY 

371. MOHR, Barbara A. R. “A Truly European Forest: 

A Historic Lower Silesian Palaeobotanical Collection 

(Late Cretaceous) at the Museum of Natural 

History (Berlin).” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 276– 

292. 

130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL 

WORKS 

372. ALEXANDER, Denis R., and Ronald L. 

NUMBERS. (Eds.) Biology and Ideology from 

Descartes to Dawkins. (453 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780226608402. 

Contents: Peter HARRISON, “The Cultural Authority 

of Natural History in Early Modern Europe,” 

11-35 [ref. 1733]; Shirley A. ROE, “Biology, 

Atheism, and Politics in Eighteenth-Century 

France,” 36-60 [ref. 2021]; Peter Hanns REILL, 

“Eighteenth-Century Uses of Vitalism in Constructing 

the Human Sciences,” 61-87 [ref. 2045]; 

Jonathan R. TOPHAM, “Biology in the Service of 

Natural Theology: Paley, Darwin, and the Bridgewater 

Treatises,” 88-113 [ref. 2482]; Sujit SIVA- 

SUNDARAM, “Race, Empire, and Biology before 

Darwinism,” 114-138 [ref. 220]; Nicolaas RUPKE, 

“Darwin’s Choice,” 139-164 [ref. 2517]; Edward 

J. LARSON, “Biology and the Emergence of the 

Anglo-American Eugenics Movement,” 165-191 

[ref. 2542]; Paul WEINDLING, “Genetics, Eugenics, 

and the Holocaust,” 192-214 [ref. 3295]; Nikolai 

KREMENTSOV, “Darwinism, Marxism, and 

Genetics in the Soviet Union,” 215-246 [ref. 3262]; 

Michael RUSE, “Evolution and the Idea of Social 

Progress,” 247-275 [ref. 399]; Erika Lorraine MI- 

LAN, “Beauty and the Beast? Conceptualizing Sex 

in Evolutionary Narratives,” 276-301 [ref. 225]; 

Ronald L. NUMBERS, “Creationism, Intelligent 

Design, and Modern Biology,” 302-328 [ref. 393]; 

Alister E. MCGRATH, “The Ideological Uses of 

Evolutionary Biology in Recent Atheist Apologetics,” 

329-351 [ref. 3873]. 

373. DAVIS, William E., Jr., Harry F. RECHER, Walter 

E. BOLES, and Jerome A. JACKSON. (Eds.) 

Contributions to the History of Australasian Ornithology. 

(vii + 481 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: Nuttall Ornithological Club, 2008. ISBN: 

9781877973437. 


374. HOQUET, Thierry. “Traduire Linné aujourd’hui. 

Texte de science ou objet philosophique 

et historique ?” In Traduire la science, edited by 

DURIS (2008) [ref. 251], 109–124. 

375. MAIENSCHEIN, Jane, and Manfred D. 

LAUBICHLER. “The Embryo Project: An Integrated 

Approach to History, Practices, and Social Contexts 

of Embryo Research.” J. Hist. Biol. 43 (2010): 1–16. 

On the collaborative Embryo Project and its on-line 

encyclopedia (http://embryo.asu.edu). 

376. MENGEL, Gregory A. “Reconstructing a 

Legacy: On Overcoming Biological Preformationism, 

Dualism, and the Inheritance Paradigm.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 70/09 (2010). 

Dissertation at California Institute of Integral Studies, 

2009. Advisor: Swimme, Brian. Pub. no. AAT 

3374307. 284 pp. 

377. YAMPELL, Cat. “When Science Blurs the 

Boundaries: The Commodification of the Animal 

in Young Adult Science Fiction.” Part of a special 

issue on literary and scientific representations of animals 

[ref. 2935]. Science-Fiction Studies 35 (2008): 

207–222. 

131. BOTANY 

378. DROUIN, Jean-Marc. L’herbier des philosophes. 

Science ouverte. (314 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: Éditions du Seuil, 2008. ISBN: 

9782020967341. 


132. ZOOLOGY; ANATOMY AND 

PHYSIOLOGY 

379. BRISSON, Luc, Marie-Hélène CONGOURDEAU, 

and Jean-Luc SOLÈRE. (Eds.) L’embryon, formation

30 133. Heredity; evolution; genetics 

et animation : antiquité grecque et latine, traditions 

hébraïque, chrétienne et islamique. (290 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Paris: Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin, 

2008. ISBN: 9782711619573; 2711619575. 

Proceedings of the international conference 

“L’embryon (constitution et animation) dans 

l’antiquité et au moyen âge,” held at the Collège de 

France, Paris, June 30-July 2, 2005. 

133. HEREDITY; EVOLUTION; GENETICS 

380. BARNES, Barry, and John DUPRÉ. Genomes 

and What to Make of Them. (viii + 273 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 9780226172958. 

381. CASTRODEZA, Carlos. “El darwinismo y la 

cuestión del sentido.” Asclepio 61, no. 2 (2009): 

177–212. 

382. CATALÁ GORGUES, Jesús I. “Cuatro décadas 

de historiografía del evolucionismo en España.” Asclepio 

61, no. 2 (2009): 9–66. 

383. COLLADO GONZÁLEZ, Santiago. “Panorámica 

del ‘Diseño Inteligente.’ ” Acta Phil. 17 (2008): 17– 

42. 

384. FULLER, Steve. Essay review. Hist. Hum. Sci. 

22, no. 5 (2009): 117–122. 

Response to Graham RICHARDS, Hist. Hum. Sci. 

22, no. 5 (2009): 113-116. Essay review of Steve 

FULLER, Dissent over Descent (2008) [ref. 385]. 

385. FULLER, Steve. Dissent over Descent: Intelligent 

Design’s Challenge to Darwinism. (v + 272 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Thriplow: Icon, 2008. ISBN: 

9781840468045. 

Reviews: [ref. 384, 397, 398] 

386. GALERA, Andrés. “Lamarck y la conservación 

adaptativa de la vida.” Asclepio 61, no. 2 (2009): 

129–140. 

387. GHISELIN, Michael T. Darwin: A Reader’s 

Guide. Occasional Papers of the California Academy 

of Sciences, no. 155. (185 pp.; bibl.; ill.) San 

Francisco: California Academy of Sciences, 2009. 

388. GINNOBILI, Santiago. “La teoría de la selección 

natural darwiniana.” Theoria (0495-4548) 25 

(2010): 37–58. 

Effort to outline the fundamental law of the theory 

of natural selection. 

389. HARWOOD, Jonathan. “Heredity Reconceived?” 

Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 43 (2010): 277–282. 

Essay review of Staffan MÜLLER-WILLE and 

Hans-Jörg RHEINBERGER (eds.), Heredity Produced 

(2007); Phillip THURTLE, Emergence of 

Genetic Rationality (2007). 

390. MARTÍNEZ, Rafael A. “Presentazione. Creazione, 

teleologia e disegno: un nuovo dibattito sulla 

teoria dell’evoluzione neodarwinista.” Acta Phil. 17 

(2008): 11–16. 

391. MILNER, Richard. Darwin’s Universe: Evolution 

from A to Z. (487 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: 

University of California Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780520243767. 

392. MOORE, Randy, and Mark D. DECKER. 

More Than Darwin: The People and Places of the 

Evolution-Creationism Controversy. (xxiv + 415 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Westport, Conn.: Greenwood 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780313341557. 

393. NUMBERS, Ronald L. “Creationism, Intelligent 

Design, and Modern Biology.” In Biology and Ideology 

from Descartes to Dawkins, edited by ALEXAN- 

DER and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 302–328. 

394. PINNA, Giovanni. “Exhibiting Evolution: An 

Essay upon the Museum’s Subjectivity.” Asclepio 61, 

no. 2 (2009): 213–232. 

Looks at three museum exhibits. 

395. REISS, John O. Not by Design: Retiring Darwin’s 

Watchmaker. (xviii + 422 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Berkeley: University of California Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780520258938. 

Wide ranging philosophical and historical study. 

396. RHONHEIMER, Martín. “Teoría dell’evoluzione 

neodarwinista, ‘Intelligent design’ e creazione. In 

dialogo con il Cardinal Christoph Schönborn.” Acta 

Phil. 17 (2008): 87–134. 

397. RICHARDS, Graham. Essay review. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 22, no. 5 (2009): 123–126. 

Response to Steve FULLER, Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, 

no. 5 (2009): 117-122. Essay review of Steve 

FULLER, Dissent over Descent (2008) [ref. 385]. 

398. RICHARDS, Graham. Essay review. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 22, no. 5 (2009): 113–116. 

Essay review of Steve FULLER, Dissent over Descent 

(2008) [ref. 385]. 

399. RUSE, Michael. “Evolution and the Idea of 

Social Progress.” In Biology and Ideology from 

Descartes to Dawkins, edited by ALEXANDER and 

NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 247–275. 

400. SANDÍN, Máximo. “En busca de la biología. 

Reflexiones sobre la evolución.” Asclepio 61, no. 2 

(2009): 141–176. 

401. SETOGUCHI, Akihisa. “Darwin Commemorations 

and Three Generations of Historians of Biology.” 

East Asian STS 3 (2009): 531–537. 

On the history of biology and Darwin commemoration 

in Japan.

136. Neurosciences 31 

402. TAYLOR, Peter J. “Nothing Reliable about 

Genes or Environment: New Perspectives on Analysis 

of Similarity among Relatives in Light of the 

Possibility of Underlying Heterogeneity.” Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 210–220. 

403. WITT, Ulrich. “Generic Features of Evolution 

and Its Continuity: A Transdisciplinary Perspective.” 

Part of a special issue: Darwinism and Social Science 

[ref. 433]. Theoria (0495-4548) 18 (2003): 273–288. 

134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR 

BIOLOGY 

404. RHEINBERGER, Hans-Jörg. “Recent Science 

and Its Exploration: The Case of Molecular Biology.” 

Special Issue: “Disciplinary Histories and the History 

of Disciplines: The Challenge of Molecular Biology” 

[ref. 3879]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 6–12. 

Explores the various trends in the historiography of 

science that bear on the understanding of the rise 

of the discipline of molecular biology. 

135. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY; HUMAN 

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 

405. AJAVON, François-Xavier. “Trois exemples 

historiques d’eugénisme avant Galton (1883) : Platon, 

Soranos & Vandermonde (Ière partie).” Vesalius 11, 

no. 2 (2005): 70–75. 

See also François-Xavier AJAVON, “Trois 

exemples historiques d’eugenisme avant Galton 

(1883)” Vesalius 12 (2006): 25–29 [ref. 406]. 

406. AJAVON, François-Xavier. “Trois exemples 

historiques d’eugenisme avant Galton (1883) : Platon, 

Soranos & Vandermonde (2e partie).” Vesalius 12 

(2006): 25–29. 

Continuation of François-Xavier AJAVON, “Trois 

exemples historiques d’eugénisme avant Galton 

(1883) ” Vesalius 11, no. 2 (2005): 70–75 

[ref. 405]. 

407. BATTIN, Jacques. “L’ancien et le nouvel 

eugénisme.” Vesalius 13 (2007): 27–33. 

408. BISHOP, Rebecca. “ ‘Several Exceptional 

Forms of Primates’: Simian Cinema.” Part of a 

special issue on literary and scientific representations 

of animals [ref. 2935]. Science-Fiction Studies 35 

(2008): 238–250. 

409. DUVERT, Michel. “Quelques représentations 

traditionnelles du corps humain en Pays Basque.” 

Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 177–188. 

410. FERREIRA, Aline. “Primate Tales: Interspecies 

Pregnancy and Chimerical Beings.” Part of a special 



223–237. 

411. GARCÍA, Francisco Vázquez, and Richard 

CLEMINSON. “Subjectivities in Transition: Gender 

and Sexual Identities in Cases of ‘Sex Change’ 

and ‘Hermaphroditism’ in Spain, c. 1500–1800.” 

Hist. Sci. 48 (2010): 1–38. 

412. GOODRUM, Matthew R. “The History of Human 

Origins Research and Its Place in the History 

of Science: Research Problems and Historiography.” 

Hist. Sci. 47 (2009): 337–357. 

413. NEUMANN, Hanns-Peter. “Machina Machinarum. 

Die Uhr als Begriff und Metapher zwischen 

1450 und 1750.” Part of a special issue. [ref. 1752]. 

Early Sci. & Med. 15 (2010): 122–191. 

414. REIS, Elizabeth. Bodies in Doubt: An American 

History of Intersex. (xvii + 216 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780801891557. 

415. SÁ, Guilherme José da Silva e, Ricardo Ventura 

SANTOS, Claudia RODRIGUES-CARVALHO, and 

Elizabeth Christina da SILVA. “Crânios, corpos e 

medidas: a constituição do acervo de instrumentos 

antropométricos do Museu Nacional na passagem do 

século XIX para o XX.” Article also in English. English 

title: [Crania, Bodies, and Measurements: Formation 

of Anthropometric Instruments at the Museu 

Nacional in the Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth 

Century]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 197–208. 

136. NEUROSCIENCES 

416. GROSS, Charles G. A Hole in the Head: More 

Tales in the History of Neuroscience. (x + 356 pp.; 

ill.; index.) Cambridge MA: The MIT Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780262013383. 

417. HAGNER, Michael. “The Mind at Work: The 

Visual Representation of Cerebral Processes.” In The 

Body Within, edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG 

(2009) [ref. 180], 67–90. 

From early modern illustrations to contemporary 

neuroimaging. 

418. VRECKO, Scott. “Neuroscience, Power and 

Culture: An Introduction.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 23, no. 1 

(2010): 1–10. 

Contents: Joelle M. ABI-RACHED and Nikolas 

ROSE, “The Birth of the Neuromolecular Gaze,” 

11–36 [ref. 3900]; Nicolas LANGLITZ, “The Persistence 

of the Subjective in Neuropsychopharmacology: 

Observations of Contemporary Hallucinogen 

Research,” 37–57 [ref. 3907]; Linsey 

MCGOEY, “Profitable Failure: Antidepressant 

Drugs and the Triumph of Flawed Experiments,” 

58–78 [ref. 4009]; Nikolas ROSE, “ ‘Screen and 

Intervene’: Governing Risky Brains,” 79–105 

[ref. 3909]; Jonna BRENNINKMEIJER, “Taking 

Care of One’s Brain: How Manipulating the Brain 

Changes People’s Selves,” 107–126 [ref. 3902].

32 140. Social sciences, general 

419. YORK, George K., and David A. STEINBERG. 

“The Sydney Symposium on the History of Cerebral 

Localization: An Introduction.” Introduction to a special 

issue on Cerebral Localization. J. Hist. Neurosci. 

18 (2009): 237–238. 

Contents: F. Clifford ROSE, “Cerebral Localization 

in Antiquity,” 239–247 [ref. 844]; Axel KAREN- 

BERG, “Cerebral Localization in the Eighteenth 

Century—An Overview,” 248–253 [ref. 2036]; 

David A. STEINBERG, “Cerebral Localization 

in the Nineteenth Century—The Birth of a Science 

and its Modern Consequences,” 254–261 

[ref. 2562]; M. J. EADIE, “The Role of Focal 

Epilepsy in the Development of Jacksonian Localization,” 

262–282 [ref. 2556]; George K. YORK, 

“Localization of Language Function in the Twentieth 

Century,” 283–290 [ref. 3304]. 

137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE 

PSYCHOLOGY 

420. BAKKER, Paul J. J. M., and Johannes M. M. H. 

THIJSSEN. (Eds.) Mind, Cognition and Representation: 

The Tradition of Commentaries on Aristotle’s 

De anima. (vi + 259 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: 

Ashgate, 2007. ISBN: 9780754630845. 

Covers the period from 1200 until 1650. Contents: 

Robert PASNAU, “The Mind-Soul Problem,” 

3-20; Guy GULDENTOPS, “A Short Introduction 

to James of Douai’s Philosophy of Mind,” 21-43; 

Mary SIRRIDGE, “ ‘The Universal Living Thing Is 

Either Nothing or Posterior.’ Radulphus Brito’s 

‘Quaestiones super libros’ De anima,” 45-68; 

Henrik LAGERLUND, “Making Aristotle Modern: 

John Buridan on Psychology and Language,” 

69-85; Jack ZUPKO, “Self-Knowledge and Self- 

Representation in Later Medieval Psychology,” 87- 

107; Olaf PLUTA, “Materialism in the Philosophy 

of Mind: Nicholas of Amsterdam’s Quaestiones 

De anima,” 109-126; Lorenzo CASINI, “The Renaissance 

Debate on the Immortality of the Soul: 

Pietro Pomponazzi and the Plurality of Substantial 

Forms,” 127-150; Paul J. J. M. BAKKAR, “Natural 

Philosophy, Metaphysics, or Something in 

Between? Agostino Nifo, Pietro Pomponazzi, and 

Marcantonio Genua on the Nature and Place of 

the Science of the Soul,” 151-177; Tuomo AHO, 

“Suárez on Cognitive Intentions,” 179-203; Cees 

LEIJENHORST, “Attention Please! Theories of 

Selective Attention in Late Aristotelian and Early 

Modern Philosophy,” 205-230. 

421. BEINS, Bernard C. “Teaching Measurement 

through Historical Sources.” Hist. Psychol. 13 

(2010): 89–94. 

On teaching about the historical issues surrounding 

intelligence testing to discuss the changing nature 

of measurement in psychology as related to shifts 

in theoretical understanding. 

422. BOS, Jacques. “The Rise and Decline of Character: 

Humoral Psychology in Ancient and Early 

Modern Medical Theory.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 3 

(2009): 29–50. 

423. DUPONT, Jean-Claude. “La psychologie de la 

vision spatiale : Gérard Simon et après.” Rev. Hist. 

Sci. 60 (2007): 133–150. 

424. FINLAY, Robert. “Weaving the Rainbow: Visions 

of Color in World History.” J. World Hist. 18 

(2007): 383–431. 

425. GENTILE, Barbara F., and Benjamin MILLER. 

(Eds.) Foundations of Psychological Thought: A 

History of Psychology. (xvi + 671 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Los Angeles: Sage Publications, 2009. ISBN: 

9780761930778. 

Collection of primary source readings from 

Descartes to the present. 

426. GREENBAUM, D. Gieseler. “From Lilly to 

Steiner and Jung: Temperament in Astrology and 

Psychology, Seventeenth and Twentieth Centuries.” 

In Astro-Medicine, edited by AKASOY et al. (2008) 

[ref. 284]. 

427. LLOYD, G. E. R. Cognitive Variations: Reflections 

on the Unity and Diversity of the Human Mind. 

(viii + 201 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford 



428. LÓPEZ FARJEAT, Luis Xavier. “El conocimiento 

animal en Aristóteles y Avicena.” Acta Phil. 19 

(2010): 125–144. 

429. PINTAR, Judith, and Steven J. LYNN. Hypnosis: 

A Brief History. Blackwell Brief Histories of Psychology. 

(xiv + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 

Wiley-Blackwell, 2008. ISBN: 9781405134514. 

430. WÜBBEN, Yvonne. “Transhumane Physiologie. 

Bilder und Praktiken des Reflexes (Thomas Willis, 

Robert Whytt, Marshall Hall).” Part of a special 

issue. [ref. 1752]. Early Sci. & Med. 15 (2010): 

105–121. 

“Examines the function of visualizations and practices 

in the formation of the reflex concept from 

Thomas Willis to Marshall Hall.” (from the abstract) 

140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS 

431. AXEL, Brian Keith. “Forests of Citation: Concluding 

Unauthorized Postscript to Figured Fragments 

of Bernard S. Cohn’s ‘History and Anthropology: 

The State of Play.’ ” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 3 

(2009): 1–27. 

“Reflects on [Cohn’s notion of] how the emergence 

of the human sciences is intertwined with the proliferation 

of colonialism’s enduring legacy within 

postcoloniality.” (from the abstract) 

432. COLEMAN, Rebecca. “A Method of Intuition: 

Becoming, Relationality, Ethics.” Part of a special 

issue: “Intimacy in Research” [ref. 154]. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 21, no. 4 (2008): 104–123.

145. Archaeology 33 

Reflection by author on her own research on young 

women’s bodies and images. 

433. ZAMORA BONILLA, Jesús P. “Darwinism and 

Social Science: Is There Any Hope for the Reductionist?” 

Introduction to a special issue: Darwinism 

and Social Science. Theoria (0495-4548) 18 (2003): 

255–257. 

Contents: Peter T. SAUNDERS, “Bricks Without 

Straw: Darwinism in the Social Sciences,” 

259–272; Ulrich WITT, “Generic Features of Evolution 

and Its Continuity: A Transdisciplinary 

Perspective,” 273–288 [ref. 403]; Pablo Sebastián 

GARCÍA, “Knowledge in Economics: An Evolutionary 

Viewpoint,” 289–296 [ref. 438]. 

141. SOCIOLOGY 

434. BABER, Zaheer, Francis REMEDIOS, Peter 

BAEHR, Chai CHOON-LEE, Christopher KEVILL, 

and Steve FULLER. “Review Symposium: Steve 

Fuller’s The New Sociological Imagination.” Hist. 

Hum. Sci. 22, no. 2 (2009): 110–145. 

This Review Symposium includes six reviews: 

Baber, 110-114; Remedios, 115-120; Baehr, 

121-127; Choon-Lee, 128-132; Kevill, 133-137; 

and Fuller, 138-145. Essay review of Steve 

FULLER, The New Sociological Imagination 

(2006) [ref. 435]. 

435. FULLER, Steve. The New Sociological Imagination. 

(viii + 231 pp.; bibl.; index.) London: Sage 

Publications, 2006. ISBN: 9780761947561. 

A history of the social sciences in the 19th and 20th 

centuries and speculation about current trends. 


142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 

436. GRAULUND, Rune. “From (B)edouin to 

(A)borigine: The Myth of the Desert Noble Savage.” 

Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 1 (2009): 79–104. 

Examines changing images of the desert noble 

savage alongside a shift from Cartesian dualism 

and Enlightenment rationalism to a network- and 

ecology-based framework. 

143. ECONOMICS 

437. BRONK, Richard. The Romantic Economist: 

Imagination in Economics. (xviii + 382 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780521735155. 


438. GARCÍA, Pablo Sebastián. “Knowledge in Economics: 

An Evolutionary Viewpoint.” Part of a special 

issue: Darwinism and Social Science [ref. 433]. 

Theoria (0495-4548) 18 (2003): 289–296. 

439. ISRAEL, Giorgio. “Y-a-t-il des lois en 

économie ?” In Liber Amicorum Jean Dhombres, 


207–227. 

145. ARCHAEOLOGY 

440. BABES, Mircea, and Marc-Antoine KAESER. 

(Eds.) Archaeologists without Boundaries: Towards 

A History of International Archaeological Congresses 

(1866–2006). BAR international series, 46. (iii + 

51 pp.; ill.) Oxford: Archaeopress, 2009. ISBN: 

9781407306223. 

Proceedings of the XV World Congress (Lisbon, 

4-9 September 2006). Contents: Marc-Antoine 

KAESER, “Establishing Prehistory: The Foundation 

of the International Congress (1865/1866),” 

1-3 [ref. 2611]; Ana Christina MARTINS, “The 

XVe Congrès international d’Anthropologie et 

d’Archéologie préhistorique (Portugal, 1930),” 

5-10 [ref. 2972]; Erzsébet MARTON, “A Portrait 

of Flóris Rómer in the Frame of Budapest- 

Lisbon CIAAPs 1876–1880 Congresses,” 11-16 

[ref. 2614]; Ulrike SOMMER, “The International 

Congress of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaeology 

and German Archaeology,” 17-32 [ref. 443]; 

Arnaud HUREL and Amélie VIALET, “Les congrès 

internationaux d’anthropologie et d’archéologie 

préhistoriques (1866–1912) et la question de l’éveil 

d’une conscience patrimoniale collective (fouilles, 

gisements, collections),” 33-40 [ref. 2610]; Jarl 

NORDBLADH, “A Scandinavian View of the Beginnning 

of Congress Times,” 41-46; Nicolae UR- 

SULESCU and Mǎdǎlin-Cornel VǍLEANU, “Le 

début de la culture de cucuteni dans l’archéologie 

européenne,” 47-51. 


441. EBERHARDT, Gisela. “Methodological Reflections 

on the History of Excavation Techniques.” 

In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited 

by SCHLANGER and NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 

89–96. 

442. SCHLANGER, Nathan, and Jarl NORDBLADH. 

(Eds.) Archives, Ancestors, Practices: Archaeology 

in the Light of Its History. (xix + 356 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 2008. 

ISBN: 9781845450663. 

Papers from a conference held June 17-19, 2004 

at the University of Göteborg, Sweden, Dept. of 

Archaeology. Contents: Nathan SCHLANGER 

and Jarl NORDBLADH, “General Introduction: 

Archaeology in the Light of Its History,” 1-5; 

Marc-Antoine KAESER, “Biography as Microhistory: 

The Relevance of Private Archives for Writing 

the History of Archaeology,” 9-20 [ref. 35]; 

Ruurd B. HALBERTSMA, “From Distant Shores: 

Nineteenth-Century Dutch Archaeology in European 

Perspective,” 21-35 [ref. 2607]; Curtis M. 

HINSLEY and David R. WILCOX, “The Hemenway 

Southwestern Archaeological Expedition, 

1886–1889: A Model of Inquiry for the History 

of Archaeology,” 37-46 [ref. 2609]; Nadezhda I. 

PLATONOVA, “The Phenomenon of Pre-Soviet Archaeology: 

Archival Studies in the History of Russian 

Archaeology—Methods and Results,” 47-57 

[ref. 3376]; Tim MURRAY, “Prehistoric Archaeology 

in the ‘Parliament of Science,’ 1845–1900,” 

59-71 [ref. 2615]; Giovanna CESERANI, “Wilamowitz 

and Stratigraphy in 1873: A Case Study 

in the History of Archaeology’s ‘Great Divide,’ ”

34 150. Medicine, general 

75-87 [ref. 2603]; Gisela EBERHARDT, “Methodological 

Reflections on the History of Excavation 

Techniques,” 89-96 [ref. 441]; Emma BENTZ, 

“ ‘More than a Village’. On the Medieval Countryside 

as an Archaeological Field of Study,” 97-107 

[ref. 3363]; Megan PRICE, “Amateurs and Professionals 

in Nineteenth-Century Archaeology. The 

Case of the Oxford ‘Antiquarian and Grocer’ H. 

M. J. Underhill (1855–1920),” 109-119 [ref. 2617]; 

Margarita DÍAZ-ANDREU, “Revisiting the ‘Invisible 

College’: José Ramón Mélida in Early 

Twentieth-Century Spain,” 121-129 [ref. 3366]; 

Jan BERGMAN, “Between Sweden and Central 

Asia: Practising Archaeology in the 1920s and 

1930s,” 131-145 [ref. 3364]; Christopher EVANS, 

“Model Excavations: ‘Performance’ and the Three- 

Dimensional Display of Knowledge,” 147-161 

[ref. 2604]; Marcello BARBANERA, “The Impossible 

Museum: Exhibitions of Archaeology as 

Reflections of Contemporary Ideologies,” 165-177 

[ref. 2600]; Christine WALTER, “Towards a More 

‘Scientific’ Archaeological Tool: The Accurate 

Drawing of Greek Vases between the End of the 

Nineteenth and the First Half of the Twentieth 

Centuries,” 179-190 [ref. 2623]; Maria Gabriella 

MICALE, “European Images of the Ancient Near 

East at the Beginnings of the Twentieth Century,” 

191-203 [ref. 3375]; Susana González REYERO, 

“Weaving Images: Juan Cabré and Spanish Archaeology 

in the First Half of the Twentieth Century,” 

205-220 [ref. 3377]; Leo VERHART, “Frozen 

in Time: Photography and the Beginnings of Modern 

Archaeology in the Netherlands,” 221-230 

[ref. 3380]; Ulrike SOMMER, “Choosing Ancestors: 

The Mechanisms of Ethnic Ascription in the 

Age of Patriotic Antiquarianism (1815–1850),” 

233-245 [ref. 2621]; José FARRUJIA DE LA ROSA, 

“Archaeology, Politics and Identity: The Case of 

the Canary Islands in the Nineteenth Century,” 247- 

259 [ref. 2605]; Ana Teresa MARTÍNEZ, Constanze 

TABOADA and Luis Alejandro AUAT, “The Wagner 

Brothers: French Archaeologists and Origin Myths 

in Early Twentieth-Century Argentina,” 261-271 

[ref. 3374]; Visa IMMONEN and Jussi-Pekka TAAV- 

ITSAINEN, “Language, Nationalism and the Identity 

of Archaeologists: The Case of Juhani Rinne’s 

Professorship in the 1920s,” 273-285 [ref. 3372]; 

Ana Cristina MARTINS, “Protohistory at the Portuguese 

Association of Archaeologists: A Question 

of National Identity?” 287-303 [ref. 2613]; Juan 

P. BELLÓN, Arturo RUIZ and Alberto SÁNCHEZ, 

“Making Spain Hispanic: Gómez-Moreno and 

Iberian Archaeology,” 305-315 [ref. 3362]; Sebastian 

BRATHER, “Virchow and Kossinna: From 

the Science-Based Anthropology of Humankind 

to the Culture-Historical Archaeology of Peoples,” 

317-334 [ref. 3365]; Martijn EICKHOFF, “Dutch 

Archaeology and National Socialism,” 335-345 

[ref. 3367]. 

443. SOMMER, Ulrike. “The International Congress 

of Prehistoric Anthropology and Archaeology and 

German Archaeology.” In Archaeologists without 

Boundaries, edited by BABES and KAESER (2009) 

[ref. 440], 17–32. 

444. WYLIE, Alison. “Mapping Ignorance in Archaeology: 

The Advantages of Historical Hindsight.” 

In Agnotology, edited by Robert N. PROCTOR (Stanford: 

Stanford Univ. Press, 2008), 183–208. 

150. MEDICINE, GENERAL WORKS 

445. BAMFORTH, Iain. (Ed.) The Body in the Library: 

A Literary Anthology of Modern Medicine. 

(xxx + 418 pp.) London; New York: Verso, 2003. 

ISBN: 1859845347. 


446. BORGES, Augusto Moutinho. Reais Hospitais 

Militares em Portugal (1640–1834). (261 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.) Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade, 

2009. ISBN: 9789898074782. 

447. CAMBROSIO, Alberto, Peter KEATING, 

Thomas SCHLICH, and George WEISZ. “Biomedical 

Conventions and Regulatory Objectivity: A Few 

Introductory Remarks.” Introduction to a Special 

Issue. Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 651–664. 

Contents: Tiago MOREIRA, Carl MAY and John 

BOND, “Regulatory Objectivity in Action: Mild 

Cognitive Impairment and the Collective Production 

of Uncertainty,” 664–690 [ref. 3987]; 

Vololona RABEHARISOA and Pascale BOURRET, 

“Staging and Weighting Evidence in Biomedicine: 

Comparing Clinical Practices in Cancer Genetics 

and Psychiatric Genetics,” 691–715 [ref. 3957]; 

Linda F. HOGLE, “Pragmatic Objectivity and the 

Standardization of Engineered Tissues,” 717–742 

[ref. 3945]; Patrick CASTEL, “What’s Behind a 

Guideline? Authority, Competition and Collaboration 

in the French Oncology Sector,” 743–764 

[ref. 3937]; Teun ZUIDERENT-JERAK, “Competition 

in the Wild: Reconfiguring Healthcare Markets,” 

765–792 [ref. 3998]; Laurent THÉVENOT, 

“Postscript to the Special Issue: Governing Life by 

Standards: A View from Engagements,” 793–813. 

448. CHIGOT, Jean-Paul. “La thyroïde et les goitres 

à travers les âges.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 

393–402. 

449. CHRISTEN, Arden G., and Joan A. CHRISTEN. 

“A Historical Glimpse of Toothpick Use: Etiquette, 

Oral and Medical Conditions.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 

(2003): 61–69. 

450. CID, Felip. “Museología médica.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 139–140. 

451. CID, Felip. Museología médica: Aspectos 

teóricos y cuestiones prácticas. (2 v.; 775 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Bilbao: Museo Vasco de Historia de la Medicina 

y de la Ciencia José Luis Goti, 2007. ISBN: 

9788493078287. 


452. ERESHEFSKY, Marc. “Defining ‘Health’ and 

‘Disease.’ ” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 221–227.

150. Medicine, general 35 

453. GREEN, Monica H. “Gendering the History of 

Women’s Healthcare.” Gend. & Hist. 20 (2008): 

487–518. 

454. HAMLIN, Christopher. Cholera: The Biography. 

Biographies of Diseases. (x + 344 pp.; ill.; 

index.) Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780199546244. 

455. HANITKEVYCH, Y. “The Contribution of 

Ukrainian Physicians to World Medicine.” Vesalius 

15 (2009): 12–18. 

“Gives information about fifty physicians, from the 

Middle Ages to the present.” (from the abstract) 

456. HAYCOCK, David Boyd. Mortal Coil: A Short 

History of Living Longer. (xii + 308 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) London: Yale University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780300117783. 

Explores the medical, scientific, and philosophical 

theories behind the search to prolong human life 

since the 17th-century. 


457. HILLE, Kathy. “Veblen on Medicine: A Sociological 

Analysis of the Cultural and Organizational 

Development of Medicine as a Social Institution.” 


Dissertation at Texas A&M University, 2008. Advisor: 

McIntosh, W. Alex. Pub. no. AAT 3333686. 

128 pp. 

458. HYSON, John M. “Leech Therapy: A History.” 

J. Hist. Dent. 53 (2005): 25–27. 

459. HYSON, John M., Jr. “History of the Toothbrush.” 

J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 73–80. 

460. JACKSON, Mark. Asthma: The Biography. 

Biographies of Diseases. (xi + 249 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780199237951. 

461. KATRITZKY, M. A. Women, Medicine and 

Theatre, 1500–1750: Literary Mountebanks and 

Performing Quacks. (xvi + 367 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Aldershot, England; Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2007. 

ISBN: 9780754650843. 


462. LAGET, Pierre-Louis. “Le pouvoir médical et 

l’intervention des sociétés de médecins sur la conception 

de l’architecture hospitalière.” In Accueillir ou 

soigner? L’hôpital et ses alternatives du Moyen Âge à 

nos jours, edited by MAREC (2007) [ref. 463], 67–94. 

463. MAREC, Yannick. (Ed.) Accueillir ou soigner ? 

L’hôpital et ses alternatives du Moyen Âge à nos 

jours. Histoire & patrimoines. (453 pp.; ill.) Mont- 

Saint-Aignan: Publications des universi, 2007. ISBN: 

9782877754231. 

Actes du colloque organisé par le groupe de 

recherche d’histoire, GRHIS, de l’université de 

Rouen, à Fécamp les 20 et 21 janvier 2006. Partial 

contents: Katrin BROCKHAUS, “Les institutions 

hôspitalières à Fécamp au Moyen Âge : Origines 

et organisation spatiale,” 21-31 [ref. 1224]; 

Marie-Thérèse GOUSSET, “Les plantes du vademecum 

d’un médecin du XIII e siècle exerçant 

en milieu monastique,” 33-40 [ref. 1236]; Dominique 

ROUET, “Les livres de médecine de la 

bibliothèque des moines de Fécamp et du pays 

de Caux au XVIII e siècle,” 41-58 [ref. 2069]; 

Manolita FRÉRET-FILIPPI, “Les mutations architecturales 

de l’hôpital de Fécamp (XIX e –XX e 

siècles). De l’espace social à l’espace médical,” 59- 

65 [ref. 2825]; Pierre-Louis LAGET, “Le pouvoir 

médical et l’intervention des sociétés de médecins 

sur la conception de l’architecture hospitalière,” 

67-94 [ref. 462]; Marie-Claude DINET-LECOMTE, 

“Des bénédictines à l’hôpital de Fécamp au xviii e 

siècle. Une desserte atypique ?” 141-151; Olivier 

FAURE, “Splendeur et misère des petits hôpitaux 

en France aux xix e et xx e siècles,” 153-166; Marie- 

José BOUTEL, “Un petit example d’hôpital rural. 

L’hôpital-hospice de Bourg-Achard en Seine- 

Inférieure au xix e siècle,” 167-169; Olivier HUTET, 

“La vie quotidienne à l’hôpital de Fécamp (1801– 

1914),” 171-191 [ref. 2661]; Nathalie HUREL- 

GENIN, “La mère Saint-Pierre (1812–1898) et les 

bénédictines hospitalières de Fécamp,” 193-210 

[ref. 2660]; Anne NARDIN, “L’hôpital pédiatrique 

de Paris au XIX e siècle. Une réponse globale ?” 

211-220 [ref. 2682]; Armelle LE GOFF, “Apprendre 

à soigner au xix e siècle. Le fonds du ministère 

de l’Instruction publique,” 221-237; Pierre 

GUILLAUME, “Hôpital, hospices et enjeux de 

pouvoir à Bordeaux dans la première moitié du 

xix e siècle,” 239-254; Karl FELTGEN, “Les maladies 

sociales et les hôpitaux à Rouen aux xix e 

et xx e siècles,” 255-275; Christiane DOUYÈRE- 

DEMEULENAERE, “Des auxiliaires de l’action 

hospitalière : les Gouttes de lait,” 279-294; Florence 

LEVERT, “La Goutte de lait de Fécamp 

(1894–1928),” 295-318; Christian FELKAY, “Antoine 

Vée et le service public des secours à domicile 

à Paris (1796–1860),” 319-352; Yannick MAREC, 

“Le dispensaire contre l’hôpital ? L’application des 

idées du docteur Gibert en Normandie à la fin 

du xix e siècle,” 353-365; Stéphane HENRY, “Le 

sanatorium marin des Grandes-Dalles dans l’entredeux-guerres,” 

367-398; Gersende PIERNAS, “Les 

conductrices ambulancières de la Croix-Rouge et 

leurs archives au xx e siècle,” 399-414. 

464. ORTIZ, Teresa. (Ed.) La experiencia de enfermar 

en perspectiva histórica. XIV Congreso de 

la Sociedad Española de Historia de la Medicina, 

Granada, 11-14 de junio de 2008. (522 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Granada: Universidad de Granada, 2008. ISBN: 

9788433848581. 

465. PEARN, John. “Medical Coins: An Enduring 

Heritage of Health History.” Vesalius 13 (2007): 

16–19. 

466. POWER, Michael L., and Jay SCHULKIN. The 

Evolution of Obesity. (ix + 392 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009.

36 152. Public health; nutrition; health 

ISBN: 9780801892622. 

467. RAZZELL, Peter E. Population and Disease: 

Transforming English Society, 1550–1850. (xviii + 

314 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Caliban, 2007. 

ISBN: 9781850660477; 1850660476. 


468. REY, Jean-Claude. “Histoire du traitement de 

la scoliose.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 21–28. 

469. RUSHTON, Alan R. Genetics in Medicine in 

Great Britain 1600 to 1939. (xv + 377 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Victoria, Canada: Trafford Publishing, 2009. 

ISBN: 9781426905551. 

470. SALINSKY, John. Medicine and Literature: 

The Doctor’s Companion to the Classics. (vii + 236 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Abingdon, Oxon, U.K.: Radcliffe 

Medical Press, 2002. ISBN: 1857755359. 


471. SARI, Nil. “Turkey and Its International Relations 

in the History of Medicine.” Vesalius 7 (2001): 

86–93. 

472. SCHNALKE, Thomas. “Ausstellen, Forschen, 

Lehren: Das medizinhistorische Museum zwischen 

universitärer Medizin und Öffentlichkeit.” NTM 18 

(2010): 61–67. 

473. SHENGELIA, Ramaz. “Georgia, Country of 

Ancient Medical Traditions.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 64– 

67. 

474. SHTERENSHIS, Michael V. “Oriental Medical 

Manuscripts in Uzbekistan: An Overview.” Vesalius 

6 (2000): 100–104. 

On medical manuscripts in collections in Uzbekistan 

written in Arabic, Persian, Chagatai Turk, 

Uzbek, Hebrew and Judeo-Persian languages. 

475. SÖDERQVIST, Thomas, Adam BENCARD, and 

Camilla MORDHORS. “Between Meaning Culture 

and Presence Effects: Contemporary Biomedical 

Objects as a Challenge to Museums.” Part of a special 

issue: On Scientific Instruments [ref. 244]. Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 431–438. 

476. SÖDERQVIST, Thomas. “The Participatory 

Museum and Distributed Curatorial Expertise.” NTM 

18 (2010): 69–78. 

On the Medical Museion at the University of 

Copenhagen. 

477. SWEET, Helen. “Establishing Connections, 

Restoring Relationships: Exploring the Historiography 

of Nursing in Britain.” Gend. & Hist. 19 (2007): 

565–580. 

478. TATTERSALL, Robert. Diabetes: The Biography. 

Biographies of Diseases. (x + 229 pp.; ill.; 


2009. ISBN: 9780199541362. 

479. TOMS, Jonathan. “So What? A Reply to Roger 

Cooter’s ‘After Death/After-‘Life’: The Social History 

of Medicine in Post-Postmodernity.’ ” Soc. Hist. 

Med. 22 (2009): 609–615. 

Response to Roger COOTER, “After Death/After- 

‘Life’ ” Soc. Hist. Med. 20 (2007): 441–464. 

151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY 

480. HEALY, David. Mania: A Short History of 

Bipolar Disorder. Foreword by Charles E. ROSEN- 

BERG. Johns Hopkins Biographies of Disease. (xxiii 

+ 296 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 



481. HINSHELWOOD, R. D. Thinking about Institutions: 

Milieux and Madness. Therapeutic Communities, 

8. (219 pp.; bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: J. 

Kingsley, 2001. ISBN: 1853029548. 

Considers how therapeutic community practice is 

related to a psychoanalytic understanding of the 

human unconscious. 


482. MAHONE, Sloan, and Megan VAUGHAN. (Eds.) 

Psychiatry and Empire. (ix + 243 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. ISBN: 

9781403947116. 

Deals with “questions of race, gender and power 

relations in former colonial states across Africa, 

Asia, the Caribbean and the Pacific.” (from the 

publisher) 


483. MICALE, Mark S. Hysterical Men: The Hidden 

History of Male Nervous Illness. (xiv + 366 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780674031661. 

152. PUBLIC HEALTH; NUTRITION; HEALTH 

484. BERGDOLT, Klaus. Wellbeing: A Cultural 

History of Healthy Living. (ix + 366 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780745629131. 

Translated from the German: Leib und Seele, Klaus 

Bergdolt, 1999. Broad overview from ancient times 

to the mid-19th century. 


485. BIRN, Anne-Emanuelle, and Gilberto 

HOCHMAN. “Guest Editors’ Introduction: Communication, 

Control, and Co-operation: (Latin) 

American Interchanges in the History of International 

Health.” Introduction to a special issue. Can. 

Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 7–17. 

Contents: Marcos CUETO, “International Health, 

the Early Cold War and Latin America,” 17–41 

[ref. 3520]; Steven PALMER and Ligia María 

PEÑA TORRES, “A Rockefeller Foundation Health

153. Pharmacy 37 

Primer for US-Occupied Nicaragua, 1914–1928,” 

43–69 [ref. 3555]; Joanna BEDOYA et al., “Knowledge 

and Power: The Asymmetry of Interests of 

Colombian and Rockefeller Doctors in the Construction 

of the Concept of ‘Jungle Yellow Fever,’ 

1907–1938,” 71–109 [ref. 3387]; Andre Luiz 

Vieira De CAMPOS, “Politiques internationales 

(et réponses locales) de santé au Brésil : le Service 

Spécial de Santé Publique, 1942–1960,” 111– 

136 [ref. 3513]; Adriana ALVAREZ, “Malaria and 

the Emergence of Rural Health in Argentina: An 

Analysis from the Perspective of International Interaction 

and Co-operation,” 137–160 [ref. 3501]; 

Gilberto HOCHMAN, “From Autonomy to Partial 

Alignment: National Malaria Programs in 

the Time of Global Eradication, Brazil, 1941– 

1961,” 161–192 [ref. 3534]; Maria Soledad Zarate 

CAMPOS, “L’assistance clinique et sanitaire de 

l’accouchement: Trajectoire nationale et influences 

internationales, Santiago du Chili, 1900–1950,” 

193–224 [ref. 3514]; Anne-Emanuelle BIRN and 

Ana Maria CARRILLO, “Neighbours on Notice: 

National and Imperialist Interests in the American 

Public Health Association, 1872–1921,” 225–254 

[ref. 2745]. 

486. ERKOREKA, Anton. “Épidémies en Pays 

Basque : De la peste noire à la grippe espagnole.” 


487. GOÏTY, Pierre. “Les eaux thermales et 

minérales en Labourd, Basse Navarre et Soule.” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 189–198. 

488. LESSARD, Rénald, and Stéphanie TÉSIO. “Archives 

and Artifacts / Archives et artefacts de la 

pratique médicales. Les enquêtes des coroners du district 

de Québec, 1765–1930 : une source en histoire 

médicale et sociale canadienne.” Can. Bull. Med. 

Hist. 25 (2008): 433–460. 

489. NAVARRO DE BRITTO MATOS, Maria Teresa, 

and Adriana Sousa SILVA. “Fontes de interesse para 

a história e a cultura da saúde: o Arquivo Histórico 

Municipal de Salvador.” English title: [Sources of 

Interest to the History and Culture of Health: Arquivo 

Histórico Municipal de Salvador]. Manguinhos 15 

(2008): 1183–1199. 

490. PACKARD, Randall M. The Making of a Tropical 

Disease: A Short History of Malaria. Foreword 

by Charles E. ROSENBERG. Johns Hopkins Biographies 

of Disease. (xvii + 296 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 

2007. ISBN: 9780801887123. 


491. PARASCANDOLA, John. Sex, Sin, and Science: 

A History of Syphilis in America. Healing Society. 

(195 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport: Praeger, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780275994303. 

From colonial times to the present. Also discusses 

the origins and spread of the disease in Europe. 


492. PEREIRA, Ray. “Diversidade funcional: a 

diferença e o histórico modelo de homem-padrão.” 

English title: [Differently Abled: Difference and the 

Historical Model of the Standard Man]. Manguinhos 

16 (2009): 715–728. 

The article surveys ancient to modern periods, 

focusing on the case of Brazil in the latter period. 

493. RAZZELL, Peter, and Christine SPENCE. “The 

History of Infant, Child and Adult Mortality in London, 

1550–1850.” London J. 32 (2007): 271–292. 

494. WERNER, Georges H. “Histoire de certaines 

maladies infectieuses : leur éradication est-elle utopique 

?” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 173–192. 

153. PHARMACY 

495. BLANC, Floriane, and Philippe JAUSSAUD. 

“Les leçons inaugurales de chimie des pharmaciens 

français.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 41–56. 

496. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “L’histoire de la pharmacie 

via l’Internet.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 

527–531. 

497. HICKEL, Erika. Die Arzneimittel in der Geschichte: 

Trost und Täuschung—Heil und Handelsware. 

Edition Lewicki-Büttner, 4. (631 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Nordhausen: Bautz, 2008. ISBN: 

9783883094397. 


498. HUISMAN, Tim. Delft Apothecary Jars: A 

Descriptive Catalogue. (93 pp.; ill.) Leiden: Museum 

Boehaave, 2005. ISBN: 9062921531. 


499. HUNT, John A. “The Evolution of Pharmacy 

in Britain (1428–1913).” Pharm. Hist. 48 (2006): 

35–40. 

500. LAFONT, Olivier. “Du saule à l’aspirine.” Rev. 

Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 209–216. 

501. LEDERMANN, François. “La pharmacie suisse : 

mille ans d’histoire et quelques particularités.” Rev. 

Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 295–302. 

502. NICOLAS, Michèle. “Le Marché aux drogues 

de Constantinople.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 

495–506. 

503. PAROJCIC, Dusanka, Dragan STUPAR, and 

Milica MIRICA. “La Thériaque : Médicament et 

Antidote.” Vesalius 9, no. 1 (2003): 28–32. 

On its use and development from ancient times to 

the 18th century. 

504. RAYNAL, Cécile, and Thierry LEFEBVRE. “Effervescence 

pharmaceutique autour de l’eau de Seltz.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 511–523.

38 160. Technology, general 

505. TOUWAIDE, Alain. “Foreign vs. Local New 

Horizons, and Ancient Dilemmas and Strategies?” 

Part of a special issue: “Indigenous vs. Foreign: 

Early-Modern Materia Medica in Comparative Perspective” 

[ref. 1793]. Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 

765–788. 

On the transfer of knowledge of materia medica 

and pharmacy in three contexts: the Holy Roman 

Empire, the Western world, and China. 

506. WAROLIN, Christian. “La pharmacopée opiacée 

en France des origines au XIXe siècle.” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 58 (2010): 81–90. 

160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS 

507. ADAMS, Paul C. “Introduction to ‘Technological 

Change’: A Special Issue of Ethics, Place & 

Environment.” Introduction to a special issue on technology 

studies. Ethics Place Environ. 10 (2007): 

1–6. 

Contents: B. E. GIBSON et al., “Disability, Technology, 

and Place: Social and Ethical Implications 

of Long-Term Dependency on Medical Devices,” 

7–28 [ref. 3944]; Taru PELTOLA, “Business on the 

Margin: Local Practices and the Politics of Forests 

in Finland,” 29–47 [ref. 3854]; Rowan WILKEN, 

“The Haunting Affect of Place in the Discourse of 

the Virtual,” 49–63 [ref. 4099]; Matthew ZOOK, 

“Your Urgent Assistance is Requested: The Intersection 

of 419 Spam and New Networks of 

Imagination,” 65–88 [ref. 4104]; Barney WARF, 

“Oligopolization of Global Media and Telecommunications 

and Its Implications for Democracy,” 

89–105 [ref. 4098]; Jonathan M. SMITH, “Time- 

Binding Communication: Transmission and Decadence 

of Tradition,” 107–119. 

508. BIJSTERVELD, Karin, and Peter Frank PE- 

TERS. “Composing Claims on Musical Instrument 

Development: A Science and Technology Studies’ 

Contribution.” Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 35 (2010): 

106–121. 

509. BOWDEN, Colin. The End of a Revolution: The 

Last Days of Stationary Steam. Landmark Collector’s 

Library. (207 pp.; ill.; index.) Ashbourne, Derbyshire: 

Landmark, 2008. ISBN: 9781843063520. 


510. BROWN, John K., Gary Lee DOWNEY, and 

Maria Paula DIOGO. “The Normativities of Engineers: 

Engineering Education and History of Technology.” 

Introduction to a special issue. Tech. & Cult. 

50 (2009): 737–752. 

Contents: Matthew H. WISNIOSKI, “ ‘Liberal Education 

Has Failed’: Reading Like an Engineer in 

1960s America,” 753–782 [ref. 3782]; Ross BAS- 

SETT, “Aligning India in the Cold War Era: Indian 

Technical Elites, the Indian Institute of Technology 

at Kanpur, and Computing in India and the United 

States,” 783–810 [ref. 4057]; Andrés VALDER- 

RAMA et al., “Engineering Education and the 

Identities of Engineers in Colombia, 1887–1972,” 

811–838 [ref. 2250]. 

511. CURRAN, Brian A., Anthony GRAFTON, 

Pamela O. LONG, and Benjamin WEISS. Obelisk: 

A History. Burndy Library Publications, N.S., 2. (383 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780262512701. 


512. DE MUNCK, Bert, Steven L. KAPLAN, and 

Hugo SOLY. (Eds.) Learning on the Shop Floor: 

Historical Perspectives on Apprenticeship. International 

Studies in Social History, 12. (viii + 232 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Berghahn Books, 2007. 

ISBN: 9781845453411. 


513. FREN, Allison de. “Technofetishism and the 

Uncanny Desires of A.S.F.R.” Science-Fiction Studies 

36 (2009): 404–440. 

“On the visual landscape of technofetishism, particularly 

in relation to the machine woman.” (from 

the abstract) 

514. HEERING, Paul, Oliver HOCHADEL, and David 

J. RHEES. (Eds.) Playing with Fire: Histories of 

the Lightning Rod. Transactions of the American 

Philosophical Society, 99, pt. 5. (xi + 290 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American Philosophical 

Society, 2009. ISBN: 9781606189955. 

515. MCCLELLAN, James E., III. (Ed.) The Applied- 

Science Problem. (221 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Jersey 

City, NJ: Jensen/Daniels Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 

9781893032330. 

Based on papers presented at a workshop at 

the Stevens Institute of Technology, 6–8 May 

2005. Contents: James E. MCCLELLAN, III, 

“What’s Problematic about ‘Applied Science,’ ” 

1-36 [ref. 516]; Lisa M. DOLLING, “Practical Arrangements 

and Fictitious Use: Bohr’s Photon 

Box,” 37-51 [ref. 3077]; Harold DORN, “Simultaneity, 

Serendipity, and Steel: The Case of the 

Kelly-Bessemer Process,” 52-71 [ref. 2821]; M. 

Akif KIRECCI, “A Book of Automata from 13th- 

Century Turkey: Al-Jazarī’s The Book of Knowledge 

of Ingenious Mechanical Devices,” 72-79 

[ref. 647]; Sarah LOWENGARD, “George Berg, 

Musician and Glassmaking Student: Scientific 

Learning for Technological Applications in Mid- 

Eighteenth-Century London,” 80-91 [ref. 2097]; 

James E. MCCLELLAN, III, “Benjamin Franklin 

and the Lightning Rod,” 92-111 [ref. 2098]; Keith 

A. NIER, “Beyond Platonic Prejudice: A Laboratory 

Perspective on Science as a Subset of Technology,” 

112-159 [ref. 241]; Philip R. REILLY, 

“The How of Biotechnology,” 160-169 [ref. 3892]; 

George SMITH, “Juice? Some Recent Discussions 

of Creativity in Technology,” 170-207 [ref. 169]; 

Nick TAYLOR, “LASER: The Inventor, the Nobel 

Laureate, and the Thirty-Year Patent War,” 208-218 

[ref. 4048]. 


516. MCCLELLAN, James E., III. “What’s Problematic 

about ‘Applied Science.’ ” In The Applied-

160. Technology, general 39 


[ref. 515], 1–36. 

517. MOON, Francis C. The Machines of Leonardo 

da Vinci and Franz Reuleaux: Kinematics of Machines 

from the Renaissance to the 20th Century. 

History in Mechanism and Machine Science, 2. (xxxi 

+ 416 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Springer- 

Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 9781402055980. 

Examines the evolution of machine design methodology. 


518. MORIARTY, Gene. The Engineering Project: 

Its Nature, Ethics, and Promise. University Park, PA: 

The Pennsylvania State University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780271032542. 


519. PETERS, Tom F. “The Art of Building in Its 

Many Forms.” Tech. & Cult. 50 (2009): 669–672. 

Essay review of Karl-Eugen KURRER, The History 

of the Theory of Structures (2008). 

520. POSER, Stefan, and Karin ZACHMANN. (Eds.) 

Homo faber ludens. Geschichten zu Wechselbeziehungen 

von Technik und Spiel. Technik interdisziplinär, 

Bd. 4. (317 pp.; ill.) Frankfurt am Main: Lang, 2003. 

ISBN: 9783631519387. 


521. PUFFERT, Douglas J. Tracks across Continents, 

Paths through History: The Economic Dynamics of 

Standardization in Railway Gauge. (xiii + 360 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780226685090. 


522. RANSOM, P. J. G. Iron Road: The Railway in 

Scotland. (334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Edinburgh: 

Birlinn Limited, 2007. ISBN: 9781841583662. 


523. RIHLL, Tracey. The Catapult: A History. 

Weapons in History. (xxiii + 381 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Yardley, PA: Westholme Publishing, 2007. ISBN: 

9781594160356. 


524. SAINT, Andrew. Architect and Engineer: A 

Study in Sibling Rivalry. (ix + 541 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780300124439. 

Examines the interaction of these two disciplines 

in the development of various projects such as the 

Waterloo Bridge and the Chicago skyscraper. 


525. SIMONDON, Gilbert. L’invention dans les techniques 

: cours et conférences. Edited by Jean-Yves 

CHATEAU. Traces écrites. (347 pp.; ill.) Paris: Seuil, 

2005. ISBN: 9782020563376. 


526. SMITH, Pamela H. “ ‘Extremely Apt at Doing 

Things by All Sorts of Tools.’ ” Tech. & Cult. 51 

(2010): 470–473. 

Essay review of C. A. DAVIDS, The Rise and 

Decline of Dutch Technological Leadership (2008). 

527. STOREY, William Kelleher. Guns, Race, and 

Power in Colonial South Africa. African Studies, 

109. (xvi + 378 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780521885096. 


528. VAIDHYANATHAN, Siva. “Introduction: 

Rewiring the ‘Nation’: The Place of Technology 

in American Studies.” Introduction to a special issue. 

Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 555–567. 

Contents: Joel DINERSTEIN, “Technology and Its 

Discontents: On the Verge of the Posthuman,” 569– 

595; David E. NYE, “Technology and the Production 

of Difference,” 597–618; Susan J. DOUGLAS, 

“The Turn Within: The Irony of Technology in a 

Globalized World,” 619–638 [ref. 4065]; Rayvon 

FOUCHÉ, “Say It Loud, I’m Black and I’m Proud: 

African Americans, American Artifactual Culture, 

and Black Vernacular Technological Creativity,” 

639–661 [ref. 2940]; Ricardo Donato SALVATORE, 

“Imperial Mechanics: South America’s Hemispheric 

Integration in the Machine Age,” 662–691 

[ref. 2907]; Caren KAPLAN, “Precision Targets: 

GPS and the Militarization of U.S. Consumer Identity,” 

693–714; Robert MACDOUGALL, “The Wire 

Devils: Pulp Thrillers, the Telephone, and Action 

at a Distance in the Wiring of a Nation,” 715– 

741 [ref. 2188]; Andrew ROSS, “Technology and 

Below-the-Line Labor in the Copyfight over Intellectual 

Property,” 743–766 [ref. 3725]; Nicole R. 

FLEETWOOD, “Failing Narratives, Initiating Technologies: 

Hurricane Katrina and the Production 

of a Weather Media Event,” 767–789; Julie SZE, 

“Boundaries and Border Wars: DES, Technology, 

and Environmental Justice,” 791–814 [ref. 3460]; 

Caitlin ZALOOM, “Markets and Machines: Work 

in the Technological Sensoryscapes of Finance,” 

815–837; Carma GORMAN, “Educating the Eye: 

Body Mechanics and Streamlining in the United 

States, 1925–1950,” 839–868 [ref. 3600]; Sunny 

STALTER, “Farewell to the El: Nostalgic Urban 

Visuality on the Third Avenue Elevated Train,” 

869–890; Felicity SCHAEFFER-GRABIEL, “Flexible 

Technologies of Subjectivity and Mobility 

across the Americas,” 891–914; Carolyn Thomas 

de la PEÑA, “ ‘Slow and Low Progress,’ or Why 

American Studies Should Do Technology,” 915– 

941 [ref. 42]; Debra DERUYVER and Jennifer 

EVANS, “Digital Junction,” 943–980. 

529. VOTOLATO, Gregory. Transport Design: A 

Travel History. (239 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: 

Reaktion Books, 2007. ISBN: 9781861893291. 

An analysis of vehicles from the riders’ points of 

view. 


530. WERRETT, Simon. Fireworks: Pyrotechnic 

Arts and Sciences in European History. (359 pp.; ill.;

40 163. Agriculture 

maps; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago 


Explores the interaction between artists and scientists 

and how pyrotechnics influenced the development 

of physics, astronomy, chemistry and 

physiology, meteorology, and electrical science. 

531. ZUBERI, Nabeel. “Is This the Future? Black 

Music and Technology Discourse.” Science-Fiction 

Studies 34 (2007): 283–300. 

161. COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER 

TECHNOLOGY 

532. BRIGGLE, Adam, Katinka WAELBERS, and 

Philip BREY. (Eds.) Current Issues in Computing 

and Philosophy. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence 

and Applications, 175. (viii + 205 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: IOS Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9781586038762. 

This volume collects eighteen essays presented at 

the fifth annual European Conference on Computing 

and Philosophy (ECAP) held June 21-23, 2007, 

at the University of Twente, the Netherlands. 

533. CARE, Charles. “A Chronology of Analogue 

Computing.” http://www.rutherfordjournal. 

org/article020106.html (Accessed on August 30, 

2009). Rutherford J. 2 (2006-2007): Approx. 11,500 

words. 

534. COPELAND, Jack, Carl POSY, and Oron 

SHAGRIR. “Introduction.” http://www. 

rutherfordjournal.org/intro.html (Accessed 

on June 7, 2010). A Special Issue on the History of 

Computing. Rutherford J. 3 (2010): 255 words. 

Contents: Michael S. MAHONEY, “The Structures 

of Computation and the Mathematical Structure 

of Nature,” 11,000 words [ref. 535]; B. Jack 

COPELAND, “Colossus: Breaking the German 

‘Tunny’ Code at Bletchley Park. An Illustrated 

History,” 20,000 words [ref. 3635]; Leo CORRY, 

“Hunting Prime Numbers—From Human to Electronic 

Computers,” 21,000 words [ref. 265]; Eli 

SHAMIR, “Computer Science and Technology 

in Israel, 1950–1980,” 4500 words [ref. 4091]; 

Frank CARTER, “The Turing Bomb.” 6000 words 

[ref. 3634]; William ASPRAY, “The Role of Policy 

in the Rise of the Indian Software and IT-Enabled 

Services Industry,” 7000 words [ref. 4055]; Eli 

DRESNER, “Turing on Computation, Memory 

and Behavior,” 8000 words [ref. 3637]; Doron 

D. SWADE, “Automatic Computation: Charles 

Babbage and Computational Method,” 8000 words 

[ref. 2296]; Teresa NUMERICO, “The New Machine: 

from Logic to Organization,” 9000 words 

[ref. 3641]. 

536. NILSSON, Nils J. The Quest for Artificial Intelligence: 

A History of Ideas and Achievements. 

(xv + 562 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

NY: Cambridge Univeristy Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780521116398. 

Traces the history from the 18th-century pioneers 

to today. 

537. PRATSCHKE, Margarete. “Digitale Bildgeschichte 

am Beispiel grafischer Benutzeroberflächen.” 

In Das technische Bild, edited by BRE- 

DEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 68–81. 

163. AGRICULTURE 

538. DUSSELIER, Jane. “Understandings of Food 

as Culture.” Part of a Forum: Having Our Cake and 

Eating It Too: Food’s Place in Environmental History 

[ref. 355]. Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 331–338. 

539. FINLAY, Mark. “Far Beyond Tractors: Envirotech 

and the Intersections of Technology, Agriculture, 

and the Environment.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 

480–485. 

Essay review of J. L. ANDERSON, Industrializing 

the Corn Belt (2009) [ref. 4105]; Christopher 

R. HENKE, Cultivating Science, Harvesting 

Power (2008); Alan L OLMSTEAD and Paul Webb 

RHODE, Creating Abundance (2008). 

540. HOFFMANN, Richard C., and Verena WINI- 

WARTER. “Making Land and Water Meet: The 

Cycling of Nutrients between Fields and Ponds in 

Pre-Modern Europe.” Agr. Hist. 84 (2010): 352–380. 

541. KINGSBURY, Noel. Hybrid: The History and 

Science of Plant Breeding. (xiv + 493 pp.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 9780226437040. 

The first half of the book develops the history of 

the practice from ancient times, and the second half 

deals with the 20th century, the green revolution, 

and biotechnology. 

542. MINK, Nicolaas. “It Begins in the Belly.” Part 

of a Forum: Having Our Cake and Eating It Too: 

Food’s Place in Environmental History [ref. 355]. 

Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 312–322. 

535. MAHONEY, Michael S. “The Structures of 

Computation and the Mathematical Structure of 

Nature.” http://www.rutherfordjournal.org/ 

article030107.html (Accessed on June 8, 2010). 

Part of a special issue. [ref. 534]. Rutherford J. 3 

(2010): 11,000 words.

F. Classification by Geographical Area and Cultural Influence 

200. CULTURAL AND CROSS-CULTURAL 

CONTEXTS 

200-1. HISTORY OF SCIENCE, GENERAL WORKS 

543. BEN-ZAKEN, Avner. Cross-Cultural Scientific 

Exchanges in the Eastern Mediterranean, 1560–1660. 

(246 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 


Explores the way that scientific thought moved 

between Western and Eastern cultures. 

544. GOSS, Andrew. “Decent Colonialism? Pure 

Science and Colonial Ideology in the Netherlands 

East Indies, 1910–1929.” J. Southeast Asian Stud. 40 

(2009): 187–214. 

545. SCHAFFER, Simon, Lissa ROBERTS, Kapil 

RAJ, and James DELBOURGO. (Eds.) The Brokered 

World: Go-Betweens and Global Intelligence, 1770– 

1820. Uppsala Studies in History of Science, 35. 

(xxxviii + 522 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Sagamore 

Beach, MA: Science History Publications, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780881353747. 

Contents: Robert LISS, “Frontier Tales: Tokugawa 

Japan in Translation,” 1-47 [ref. 669]; Simon 

SCHAFFER, “The Asiatic Enlightenments 

of British Astronomy,” 49-104 [ref. 779]; Kapil 

RAJ, “Mapping Knowledge Go-Betweens in Calcutta, 

1770–1820,” 105-150 [ref. 775]; Margaret 

MEREDITH, “Friendship and Knowledge: Correspondence 

and Communication in Northern 

Trans-Atlantic Natural History, 1780–1815,” 151- 

191 [ref. 2010]; Lissa ROBERTS, “Full Steam 

Ahead: Entrepreneurial Engineers as Go-Betweens 

during the Late Eighteenth Century,” 193-238 

[ref. 2100]; Neil SAFIER, “Spies, Dyes and Leaves: 

Agro-Intermediaries, Luso-Brazilian Couriers, and 

the Worlds They Sowed,” 239-269 [ref. 2867]; 

James DELBOURGO, “Fugitive Colours: Shamans’ 

Knowledge, Chemical Empire and Atlantic Revolutions,” 

271-320 [ref. 1819]; Juan PIMENTEL, 

“Across Nations and Ages: The Creole Collector 

and the Many Lives of the Megatherium,” 321- 

353 [ref. 2016]; Emma SPARY, “Self Preservation: 

French Travels between Cuisine and Industrie,” 

355-386; David TURNBULL, “Boundary-crossings, 

Cultural Encounters and Knowledge Spaces in 

Early Australia,” 387-428 [ref. 816]; Sanjay SUB- 

RAHMANYAM, “Between a Rock and a Hard Place: 

Some Afterthoughts,” 429-440. 

200-110. ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY 

546. PANKENIER, David W. “The Planetary Portent 

of 1524 in China and Europe.” J. World Hist. 20 

(2009): 339–375. 

547. QU Anjing and TANG Quan. “Research on the 

Parallax Theory in Ancient Greece, India, Arabia and 


Yanjiu 27 (2008): 131–150. 

200-123. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 

548. CEDERLÖF, Gunnel. Landscapes and the Law: 

Environmental Politics, Regional Histories, and Contests 

over Nature. (xvi + 300 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Ranikhet: Permanent Black, 2008. ISBN: 

9788178242088. 

Compares popular resistance strategies against 

exploitation in India, New Zealand, and North 

America. 


200-142. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 

549. STUURMAN, Siep. “Herodotus and Sima Qian: 

History and the Anthropological Turn in Ancient 

Greece and Han China.” J. World Hist. 19 (2008): 

1–40. 

200-150. MEDICINE, GENERAL WORKS 

550. BASTOS, Cristiana. “Medical Hybridisms and 

Social Boundaries: Aspects of Portuguese Colonialism 

in Africa and India in the Nineteenth Century.” 

Part of a special issue on the history of medicine in 

Africa [ref. 825]. J. South. African Stud. 33 (2007): 

767–782. 

551. PARK, Jin-Kyung. “Corporeal Colonialism: 

Medicine, Reproduction, and Race in Colonial Korea.” 


Dissertation at University of Illinois at Urbana- 

Champaign, 2008. Advisor: Treichler, Paula A. 

Pub. no. AAT 3337881. 257 pp. 

552. POLS, Hans. “European Physicians and 

Botanists, Indigenous Herbal Medicine in the Dutch 

East Indies, and Colonial Networks of Mediation.” 

Part of a special issue: Emergent Studies of Science, 

Technology, and Medicine in Southeast Asia 

[ref. 665]. East Asian STS 3 (2009): 173–208. 

200-152. PUBLIC HEALTH; NUTRITION; HEALTH 

553. JOHNSON, Ryan. “European Cloth and ‘Tropical’ 

Skin: Clothing Material and British Ideas of 

Health and Hygiene in Tropical Climates.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 83 (2009): 530–560. 

554. LIEW, Khiun Kai. “Making Health Public: English 

Language Newspapers and the Medical Sciences 

in Colonial Malaya (1840s–1941).” Part of a special 

issue: Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, and 

Medicine in Southeast Asia [ref. 665]. East Asian 

STS 3 (2009): 209–229. 

200-153. PHARMACY 

555. MONNAIS, Laurence. “From Colonial 

Medicines to Global Pharmaceuticals? The Introduction 

of Sulfa Drugs in French Vietnam.” Part of a 

special issue: Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, 

and Medicine in Southeast Asia [ref. 665]. East 

Asian STS 3 (2009): 257–285.

42 210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 

200-160. TECHNOLOGY, GENERAL WORKS 

556. BUCHANAN, Bruce. “Don Ihde and the Challenge 

of Technology Transfer.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 27 

(2008): 69–85. 

557. HEADRICK, Daniel R. Power over Peoples: 

Technology, Environments, and Western Imperialism, 

1400 to the Present. (x + 400 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 


200-163. AGRICULTURE 

558. SAITO, Osamu. “Forest History and the Great 

Divergence: China, Japan, and the West.” J. Glob. 

Hist. 4 (2009): 379–404. 

210. ARABIC-ISLAMIC CULTURAL 

CONTEXTS 


559. AKASOY, Anna, and Wim RAVEN. (Eds.) 

Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages: Studies in Text, 

Transmission and Translation, in Honour of Hans 

Daiber. Islamic Philosophy, Theology, and Science, 

75. (xxvi + 711 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Leiden: 

Brill, 2008. ISBN: 9789004165656. 

Includes: Rüdiger ARNZEN, “On the Nature and 

Fate of Chapter V of Ibn Rushd’s Epitome of 

Aristotle’s Metaphysics,” 43-58 [ref. 569]; Daniel 

DE SMET, “Une classification ismaélienne des 

sciences. L’apport d’Abū Ya‘qūb al-Sijistānī à 

la ‘tradition d’al-Kindī’ et ses liens avec Abū ’l- 

Ḥasan al-‘Āmirī,” 77-90 [ref. 571]; Alfred L. IVRY, 

“Averroes’ Understanding of the Philosopher’s 

Role in Society,” 113-122 [ref. 572]; Carmela 

BAFFIONI, “The Religious Approach to Natural 

Sciences: The Case of Mineralogy in the Ikhwān 

al-Ṣafa’ and in Ḥamīd al-Dīn al-Kirmānī,” 181- 

194 [ref. 621]; Gerrit BOS, “The Creation and 

Innovation of Medieval Hebrew Medical Terminology: 

Shem Tov Ben Isaac, Sefer ha-Shimmush,” 

195-218 [ref. 800]; Charles BURNETT, “Weather 

Forecasting, Lunar Mansions and a Disputed Attribution: 

The Tractatus pluviarum et aeris mutationis 

and Epitome totius astrologiae of ‘Iohannes 

Hispalensis,’ ” 219-266 [ref. 1168]; Lou 

FILIUS, “The Book of Animals by Aristotle,” 267- 

274 [ref. 630]; Mónica HERRERA-CASAIS and 

Petra G. SCHMIDL, “The Earliest Known Schemes 

of Islamic Sacred Geography,” 275-300 [ref. 623]; 

N. Peter JOOSSE, “ ‘Unmasking the Craft’: ‘Abd 

al-Laṭīf al-Baghdādī’s Views on Alchemy and Alchemists,” 

301-318 [ref. 619]; David A. KING, 

“Mathematical Geography in Fifteenth-Century 

Egypt: An Episode in the Decline of Islamic Science,” 

319-344 [ref. 626]; Remke KRUK, “ ‘Abd 

al-Laṭīf al-Baghdādī’s Kitāb al-Ḥayawān: A Chimaera?” 

345-362 [ref. 631]; Hidemi TAKAHASHI, 

“A Treatise on Meteorology by Muḥammad ibn 

Mūsā al-Ṭālishī (ms. Daiber Collection ii, 82),” 

363-402 [ref. 622]; Aafke van OPPENRAAY, “Zur 

Überlieferung von Aristoteles PA IV 9. 684b 22 

ωσπερ ει τις νoησειεν επ ευθειας,” 403-412 

[ref. 632]; Elvira WAKELNIG, “Al-’Āmirī on Vision 

and the Visible: Variations on Traditional 

Visual Theories,” 413-432 [ref. 633]; Anna AKA- 

SOY and Alexander FIDORA, “Ibn Sab‘īn and 

Raimundus Lullus—The Question of the Arabic 

Sources of Lullus’ Logic Revisited,” 433-488 

[ref. 992]; Resianne FONTAINE, “Averroes’ Commentary 

on Aristotle’s De Generatione Animalium 

and Its Use in Two Thirteenth-Century Hebrew 

Encyclopedias,” 489-502 [ref. 798]; Josep Puig 

MONTADA, “Ramon Llull and the Islamic Culture 

of the Mediterranean,” 503-522 [ref. 576]. 

560. DALLAL, Ahmad S. Islam, Science, and the 

Challenge of History. Terry Lectures. (xii + 239 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: Yale University Press, 


561. KHEIRANDISH, Elaheh, Carol BIER, and Najm 

al-Din YOUSEFI. “Sciences, Crafts, and the Production 

of Knowledge: Iran and Eastern Islamic Lands 

(ca. 184–1153 AH/800–1740 CE).” Introduction to a 

special issue on the history of science. Iran. Stud. 41 

(2008): 433–436. 

Contents: Carol BIER and Elaheh KHEIRANDISH, 

“Part One: The ‘Elements’ of Sciences and Crafts,” 

437–439; Sonja BRENTJES, “Euclid’s Elements, 

Courtly Patronage, and Princely Education,” 441– 

463 [ref. 584]; Elaheh KHEIRANDISH, “Science 

and Mithãl: Demonstrations in Arabic and Persian 

Scientific Traditions,” 465–489 [ref. 590]; 

Carol BIER, “Art and Mithãl: Reading Geometry 

as Visual Commentary,” 491–509 [ref. 582]; Reza 

SARHANGI, “Illustrating Abu al-Wafā’ Būzjānī: 

Flat Images, Spherical Constructions,” 511–523 

[ref. 596]; Najm al-Din YOUSEFI, “Part Two: 

Intersections of Knowledge and Social Order,” 

525–527; Sayyed Mohammad Hossein MANZOOR 

AL-ADJDAD, “The Naqīb of Ray Alids and His 

Support of Scientists,” 529–535 [ref. 565]; Mahdi 

Farhani MONFARED, “Sharaf al-Din ‘Alī Yazdī: 

Historian and Mathematician,” 537–547 [ref. 592]; 

Mohammad Reza NOURBAKHSH, “Iran’s Early 

Encounter with Three Medieval European Inventions 

(875–1153 AH/1470–1740 CE),” 549–558 

[ref. 648]; Najm al-Din YOUSEFI, “Secular Sciences 

and the Question of ‘Decline,’ ” 559–579 

[ref. 562]. 

562. YOUSEFI, Najm al-Din. “Secular Sciences and 

the Question of ‘Decline.’ ” Part of a special issue 

on the history of science [ref. 561]. Iran. Stud. 41 

(2008): 559–579. 

563. YÜCESOY, Hayrettín. “Translation as Self- 

Consciousness: Ancient Sciences, Antediluvian Wisdom, 

and the ‘Abbasid Translation Movement.” J. 

World Hist. 20 (2009): 523–557. 

“Discusses the translation of ancient Greek, Indian, 

and Persian texts of philosophy and sciences into 

Arabic from the eighth through the tenth centuries 

C.E.” (from the abstract) 

210-20. SCIENCE AND SOCIETY, GENERAL 

WORKS 

564. BURÇAK, Berrak. “Modernization, Science 

and Engineering in the Early Nineteenth-Century 

Ottoman Empire.” Mid. East Stud. 44 (2008): 69–83. 

Looks closely at Seyyid Mustafa, an Ottoman 

engineer.

210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 43 

210-22. SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: POLITICS, LAW, 

AND ECONOMICS 

565. MANZOOR AL-ADJDAD, Sayyed Mohammad 

Hossein. “The Naqīb of Ray Alids and His Support 

of Scientists.” Part of a special issue on the history of 

science [ref. 561]. Iran. Stud. 41 (2008): 529–535. 

210-28. SCIENCE AND RELIGION 

566. ÖZERVARLI, M. Sait. “Alternative Approaches 

to Modernization in the Late Ottoman Period: Izmirli 

Ismai L Hakki’s Religious Thought against Materialist 

Scientism.” Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 39 (2007): 

77–102. 

567. SMET, Daniel de. “The Sacredness of Nature in 

Shi’i Ismai’ili Islam.” In The Book of Nature in Antiquity 

and the Middle Ages, edited by VANDERJAGT 

and BERKEL (2005) [ref. 234], 85–96. 

210-41. SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 

568. KING, David A. “An Instrument of Mass Calculation 

made by Nasṭūlus in Baghdad ca. 900.” Suhayl 

8 (2008): 93–119. 

210-102. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY 

569. ARNZEN, Rüdiger. “On the Nature and Fate 

of Chapter V of Ibn Rushd’s Epitome of Aristotle’s 

Metaphysics.” In Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages, 

edited by AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 

43–58. 

570. D’ARCY, Guillaume de Vaulx. “La naqla, étude 

du concept de transfert dans l’œuvre d’al-Fārābī.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 125–176. 

571. DE SMET, Daniel. “Une classification 

ismaélienne des sciences. L’apport d’Abū Ya‘qūb 

al-Sijistānī à la ‘tradition d’al-Kindī’ et ses liens avec 

Abū ’l-Ḥasan al-‘Āmirī.” In Islamic Thought in the 

Middle Ages, edited by AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) 

[ref. 559], 77–90. 

572. IVRY, Alfred L. “Averroes’ Understanding 

of the Philosopher’s Role in Society.” In Islamic 

Thought in the Middle Ages, edited by AKASOY and 

RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 113–122. 

573. JANSSENS, Jules L. Ibn Sina and his Influence 

on the Arabic and Latin World. (xii + 304 pp.; index.) 

Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006. ISBN: 086078987X. 

574. LANGERMANN, Y. Tzvi. “Islamic Atomism 

and the Galenic Tradition.” Hist. Sci. 47 (2009): 

277–295. 

575. MIRZA, Mahan Hussain. “The Quest for 

Knowledge: Biruni’s Method of Inquiry.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at Yale University, 2010. Advisor: 

Bowering, Gerhard Heinrich. Pub. no. AAT 

3415132. 287 pp. 

576. MONTADA, Josep Puig. “Ramon Llull and the 

Islamic Culture of the Mediterranean.” In Islamic 

Thought in the Middle Ages, edited by AKASOY and 

RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 503–522. 

577. PANZECA, Ivana. “La struttura gerarchica delle 

luci in Sohravardī.” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie 

nel medioevo, edited by MARTELLO et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1122], 325–338. 

On the work of Yaḥyá ibn Ḥabash Suhrawardī. 

578. RAHMAN, Shahid. (Ed.) Unity of Science in 

the Arabic Tradition: Science, Logic, Epistemology 

and Their Interactions. Logic, Epistemology, and the 

Unity of Science, 11. (xiii + 390 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 


Contents: M. ARDESHIR, “Ibn Sina’s Philosophy 

of Mathematics”; D. L. BLACK, “Avicenna on 

Self-Awareness and Knowing that One Knows”; 

A. HEEFFER, “A Conceptual Analysis of Early 

Arabic Algebra”; J. MCGINNIS, “Avicenna’s Naturalized 

Epistemology and Scientific Method”; 

R. RASHED, “The Philosophy of Mathematics”; 

H. TAHIRI, “The Birth of Scientific Controversies, 

The Dynamics of the Arabic Tradition and 

its Impact on the Development of Science: Ibn al- 

Haytham’s Challenge of Ptolemy’s Almagest”; A. 

Q. AHMED, “The Jiha/Tropos-Madda/Hule Distinction 

in Arabic Logic and its Significance for 

Avicenna’s Modals”; A. BÄCK, “Islamic Logic?”; 

H. P. van DITMARSCH, “Logical Fragments in 

Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah”; A. HASNAWI, “Avicenna 

on the Quantification of the Predicate (with 

an Appendix on [Ibn Zur’a])”; C. SCHÖCK, “Name 

(ism), Derived Name (ism mushtaqq) and Description 

(wasf ) in Arabic Grammar, Muslim Dialectical 

Theology and Arabic Logic”; P. THOM, “Logic and 

Metaphysics in Avicenna’s Modal Syllogistic.” 

579. SABRA, A. I. “The Simple Ontology of Kalām 

Atomism: An Outline.” Part of special issue: Evidence 

and Interpretation: Studies on Early Science 

and Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch [ref. 951]. 

Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 68–78. 

580. SPALLINO, Patrizia. “ ‘Dall’Uno non procede 

che uno’: l’interpretazione islamica della produzione 

dell’essere nelle ‘Rasā’il’ di Qūnawī e Ṭūsī.” In 

Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, edited by 

MARTELLO et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 425–443. 

581. THOM, Paul. “Abharī on the Logic of Conjunctive 

Terms.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 105–117. 

210-103. MATHEMATICS 

582. BIER, Carol. “Art and Mithãl: Reading Geometry 

as Visual Commentary.” Part of a special issue 

on the history of science [ref. 561]. Iran. Stud. 41 

(2008): 491–509. 

Presents “an interpretation of ornament as geometric 

pattern that embodies metaphysical intent in 

Iranian monuments of the fifth/eleventh century.” 


583. BOUZARI, Abdelmalek. “Les coniques en Occident 

Musulman entre le XIe et le XVIe siècle.” Llull 

32 (2009): 233–256. 

584. BRENTJES, Sonja. “Euclid’s Elements, Courtly 

Patronage, and Princely Education.” Part of a special 

issue on the history of science [ref. 561]. Iran. Stud. 

41 (2008): 441–463.

44 210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 

585. CROZET, Pascal. “De l’usage des transformations 

géométriques à la notion d’invariant : la 

contribution d’al-Sijzī.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 

53–91. 

586. DJEBBAR, Ahmed. “La géométrie du mesurage 

et du découpage dans les mathématiques d’Al- 

Andalus (Xe–XIIIe s.).” In Liber Amicorum Jean 

Dhombres, edited by RADELET-DE GRAVE (2008) 

[ref. 273], 113–147. 

587. GUERGOUR, Youcef. “Le cinquième postulat 

des parallèles chez al-Mu’taman Ibn Hūd, roi de 

Saragosse.” Llull 32 (2009): 59–72. 

588. HOGENDIJK, Jan P. “The Introduction to Geometry 

by Qusṭā ibn Lūqā: Translation and Commentary.” 

Suhayl 8 (2008): 163–221. 

589. INÖNÜ, Erdal. “Salih Zeki and Asâr-i Bâkiye.” 

[Translated title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 

7, no. 1 (2005): 1–20. 

A summary and evaluation of Zeki’s book on the 

development of mathematics in Islam. 

590. KHEIRANDISH, Elaheh. “Science and Mithãl: 

Demonstrations in Arabic and Persian Scientific Traditions.” 

Part of a special issue on the history of 

science [ref. 561]. Iran. Stud. 41 (2008): 465–489. 

591. LYUTER, Irina. “Metaphysical Problems of 

the 13th- and 14th-Century Arabic Geometry: The 

Works of Naṣīr Al-Dīn Al-Ṭūsī, Quṭb Al-Dīn Al- 

Shīrāzī and their Contemporaries.” Part of special 

issue “Mémorial Adolf Youschkevitch.” Arch. Int. 

Hist. Sci. 58 (2008): 51–68. 

Analyzes the use of kinematics in geometry by 

al-Tusi and al-Shirazi. 

592. MONFARED, Mahdi Farhani. “Sharaf al-Din 

‘Alī Yazdī: Historian and Mathematician.” Part of a 

special issue on the history of science [ref. 561]. Iran. 

Stud. 41 (2008): 537–547. 

593. MOUSSA, Ali. “The Trigonometric Functions, 

as they were in the Arabic-Islamic Civilization.” 

Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 93–104. 

594. RASHED, Roshdi, and Mohamad AL- 

HOUJAIRI. “Sur un théorème de géométrie 

sphérique : Théodose, Ménélaüs, Ibn ‘Irāq et Ibn 

Hūd.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 207–253. 

595. RASHED, Roshdi. “Les constructions 

géométriques entre géométrie et algèbre : L’Épître 

d’Abū al-Jūd à al-Bīrūnī.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 (2010): 

1–51. 

596. SARHANGI, Reza. “Illustrating Abu al-Wafā’ 

Būzjānī: Flat Images, Spherical Constructions.” Part 

of a special issue on the history of science [ref. 561]. 

Iran. Stud. 41 (2008): 511–523. 

597. SIDOLI, Nathan, and Takanori KUSUBA. “Naṣir 

al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī’s revision of Theodosius’s Spherics.” 

Suhayl 8 (2008): 9–46. 

210-104. MUSIC 

598. BARONTINI, Michele, and Tito M. TONIETTI. 

“ ‘Umar Al-Khayyām’s Contributions to the Arabic 

Mathematical Theory of Music.” Arab. Sci. Phil. 20 

(2010): 255–279. 


599. BAFFIONI, Carmela. “Cosmologia e 

ismā‘īlismo negli Ikhwān al-Ṣafā.’ ” In Cosmogonie 

e cosmologie nel medioevo, edited by MARTELLO 

et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 19–34. 

600. BELLVER, José. “Jābir b. Aflaḥ on Lunar 

Eclipses.” Suhayl 8 (2008): 47–91. 

601. BROWN, Laurel. “The Astronomies of al-Sụfi’s 

‘Book of the Constellations of the Fixed Stars.’ ” 

Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/08 (2010). 

Dissertation at Columbia University, 2009. Advisor: 

Saliba, George. Pub. no. AAT 3374102. 393 

pp. 

602. CALVO, Emilia. “Two Treatises on Mīqāt from 

the Maghrib (14th and 15th Centuries A.D.),.” Suhayl 

4 (2004): 159–206. 

On the science of astronomical timekeeping. 

603. JANOS, Damien. “Al-Fārābī on the Method of 

Astronomy.” Early Sci. & Med. 15 (2010): 237–265. 

604. JANOS, Damien. “Intellect, Substance, and 

Motion in al-Farabi’s Cosmology.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/12 (2010). 

Dissertation at McGill University (Canada), 2009. 

Pub. no. AAT NR53626. 423 pp. 

605. LIZZINI, Olga. “Le cosmologie di Alfarabi e di 

Avicenna.” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, 

edited by MARTELLO et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 

195–214. 

606. PORMANN, Peter E. “Arabic Astronomy and 

the Copernican ‘Revolution.’ ” Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 

243–248. 

Essay review of George SALIBA, Islamic Science 

and the Making of the European Renaissance 

(2007). 

607. RASHED, Roshdi. “The Configuration of the 

Universe: A Book by al-Ḥasan ibn al-Haytham?” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 47–63. 

608. SALIBA, George. “Arabic Science in Sixteenth- 

Century Europe: Guillaume Postel (1510–1581) and 

Arabic Astronomy.” Suhayl 7 (2007): 115–164. 

609. SAMSÓ, Julio. “Lunar mansions and Timekeeping 

in Western Islam.” Suhayl 8 (2008): 121–161. 

610. ŞENKON, Hülya. “Asâr-i Bâkiye: An Unpublished 

Translation Project (circa 1960).” [Translated 

title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 7, no. 1 

(2005): 33–42. 

611. YAZDI, Hamid-Reza Giahi. “Naṣīr al-Dīn al- 

Ṭūsī on Lunar Crescent Visibility and an Analysis 

with Modern Altitude-Azimuth Criteria.” Suhayl 3 

(2002-03): 231–244.

210. Arabic-Islamic contexts 45 

210-111. ASTROLOGY 

612. CASULLERAS, Josep. “Ibn c Azzūz al- 

Qusanṭīnī’s Tables for Computing Planetary Aspect.” 

Suhayl 7 (2007): 47–114. 

613. SAMSÓ, Julio, and Hamid BERRANI. “The 

Epistle on Tasyīr and the Projection of Rays by Abū 

Marwān al-Istijī.” Suhayl 5 (2005): 163–242. 

On al-Istijī’s 11th-century astrological work. 

210-112. PHYSICS; PHYSICAL SCIENCES, 

GENERAL WORKS 

614. FILIUS, Lou S. “The Genre Problemata in Arabic: 

Its Motions and Changes.” In Aristotle’s Problemata 

in Different Times and Tongues, edited by 

Pieter DE LEEMANS and Michele GOYENS (Louvain: 

Leuven Univ. Press, 2006), 33–54. 

615. GLASNER, Ruth. Averroes’ Physics: A Turning 

Point in Medieval Natural Philosophy. (ix + 229 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780199567737. 

616. KHEIRANDISH, Elaheh. “Footprints of ‘Experiment’ 

in Early Arabic Optics.” Part of special 

issue: Evidence and Interpretation: Studies on Early 

Science and Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch 

[ref. 951]. Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 79–104. 

617. SMITH, A. Mark. “Le De aspectibus 

d’Alhazen : Révolutionnaire ou réformiste ?” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 65–81. 

210-114. ALCHEMY 

618. FERRARIO, Gabriele. “An Arabic Dictionary of 

Technical Alchemical Terms: MS Sprenger 1908 of 

the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin (fols. 3r-6r).” Ambix 

56 (2009): 36–48. 

619. JOOSSE, N. Peter. “ ‘Unmasking the Craft’: 

‘Abd al-Laṭīf al-Baghdādī’s Views on Alchemy and 

Alchemists.” In Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages, 

edited by AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 

301–318. 

620. MOUREAU, Sébastien. “Some Considerations 

Concerning the Alchemy of the De anima in arte 

alchemiae of Pseudo-Avicenna.” Ambix 56 (2009): 

49–56. 

210-120. EARTH AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 

621. BAFFIONI, Carmela. “The Religious Approach 

to Natural Sciences: The Case of Mineralogy in the 

Ikhwān al-Ṣafa’ and in Ḥamīd al-Dīn al-Kirmānī.” 

In Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages, edited by 

AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 181–194. 

622. TAKAHASHI, Hidemi. “A Treatise on Meteorology 

by Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Ṭālishī (ms. 

Daiber Collection ii, 82).” In Islamic Thought in the 


[ref. 559], 363–402. 

210-121. GEOGRAPHY; CARTOGRAPHY; 

EXPLORATION 

623. HERRERA-CASAIS, Mónica, and Petra G. 

SCHMIDL. “The Earliest Known Schemes of Islamic 

Sacred Geography.” In Islamic Thought in the 


[ref. 559], 275–300. 

624. HERRERA-CASAIS, Mónica. “The Nautical 

Atlases of c Alī al-Sharafī.” Suhayl 8 (2008): 223– 

263. 

625. KAPLONY, Andreas. “Ist Europa eine Insel? 

Europa auf der rechteckigen Weltkarte des arabischen 

‘Book of Curiosities’ (Kitāb Ġarā’ib al-funūn).” 

In Europa im Weltbild des Mittelalters, edited by 

BAUMGÄRTNER and KUGLER (2008) [ref. 1174], 

143–156. 

626. KING, David A. “Mathematical Geography in 

Fifteenth-Century Egypt: An Episode in the Decline 

of Islamic Science.” In Islamic Thought in the Middle 

Ages, edited by AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) 

[ref. 559], 319–344. 

627. VON DEN BRINCKEN, Anna-Dorothee. “Die 

stumme Weltkarte im Bodleian Douce 19—ein arabisches 

Dokument in einer abendländischen Handschrift?” 

In Wissen über Grenzen, edited by SPEER 

and WEGENER (2006) [ref. 1096], 791–804. 

210-122. NATURAL HISTORY 

628. CARUSI, Paola. Lo zafferano e il geco: le 

scienze della vita nella società islamica del Medioevo. 

(259 pp.; bibl.; index.) Roma: Carocci, 2007. ISBN: 

9788843041626 8843041622. 

629. DI MARTINO, Carla. “I ‘Meteorologica’ di 

Avicenna.” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, 

edited by MARTELLO et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 

35–46. 

210-132. ZOOLOGY; ANATOMY AND 

PHYSIOLOGY 

630. FILIUS, Lou. “The Book of Animals by Aristotle.” 



On the medieval Arabic translation of this book. 

631. KRUK, Remke. “ ‘Abd al-Laṭīf al-Baghdādī’s 

Kitāb al-Ḥayawān: A Chimaera?” In Islamic 

Thought in the Middle Ages, edited by AKASOY 

and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 345–362. 

632. OPPENRAAY, Aafke van. “Zur Überlieferung 

von Aristoteles PA IV 9. 684b 22 ωσπερ ει τις 

νoησειεν επ ευθειας.” In Islamic Thought in the 


[ref. 559], 403–412. 

Discusses the Arabic translation of Aristotle’s text. 

633. WAKELNIG, Elvira. “Al-’Āmirī on Vision and 

the Visible: Variations on Traditional Visual Theories.” 

In Islamic Thought in the Middle Ages, edited 

by AKASOY and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 413–432.

46 220. Medieval Byzantine contexts 

210-135. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY; HUMAN 


634. AKASOY, A. “Arabic Physiognomy as a 

Link between Astrology and Medicine.” In Astro- 

Medicine, edited by AKASOY et al. (2008) [ref. 284]. 


635. ALAKBARLI, Farid. “Systematic Analysis of 

Animals Used in Medieval Azerbaijan Medicine.” 

Vesalius 12 (2006): 18–22. 

636. GAROFALO, Ivan. “La traduzione araba del de 

sectis di Galeno e il sommario degli alessandrini.” 

Galenos 1 (2007): 191–210. 

637. GILADI, Avner. “Liminal Craft, Exceptional 

Law: Preliminary Notes on Midwives in Medieval 

Islamic Writings.” Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 42 (2010): 

185–202. 

638. JOOSSE, N. Peter, and Peter E. PORMANN. 

“Decline and Decadence in Iraq and Syria after the 

Age of Avicenna? ’Abd al-Laṭïf al-Baghdädi (1162– 

1231) between Myth and History.” Bull. Hist. Med. 

84 (2010): 1–29. 

639. OVERWIEN, Oliver. “Zur Herkunft der arabischen 

Übersetzung von Hippokrates’ De humoribus.” 

Galenos 1 (2007): 211–216. 

640. RICORDEL, Joëlle. “De Salerne à Al-Andalus : 

l’empreinte des médecins de Kairouan.” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 55 (2008): 189–202. 


641. ASLI, Farouk Omar, and Radhi JAZI. “ ‘Le 

Hammam’ à travers des manuscrits et autres ouvrages 

anciens de la littérature médicale arabe.” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 55 (2008): 177–188. 

On the health effects of the hammam bath. 

642. DEMIRCI, Tuba, and Selçuk Aksin SOMEL. 

“Women’s Bodies, Demography, and Public Health: 

Abortion Policy and Perspectives in the Ottoman 

Empire of the Nineteenth Century.” J. Hist. Sexual. 

17 (2008): 377–420. 


643. CHIPMAN, Leigh. The World of Pharmacy and 

Pharmacists in Mamluk Cairo. Sir Henry Wellcome 

Asian Series, 8. (viii + 318 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden; 

Boston: Brill, 2009. ISBN: 9789004176065. 

644. CRONIER, Marie. “L’apport de la traduction 

arabe de Stéphane à l’établissement du texte grec du 

de materia medica de Dioscoride.” Galenos 2 (2008): 

15–33. 

645. KAHL, Oliver. The Dispensatory of Ibn at- 

Tilmīd¯ : Arabic Text, English Translation, Study and 

Glossaries. Islamic philosophy, theology and science; 

v. 70. (349 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leiden; Boston: Brill, 

2007. ISBN: 9789004156203; 9004156208. 


646. ISLAM, M. Anwarul, and Zaid AL-HAMAD. 

“The Dome of the Rock: Origin of its Octagonal 

Plan.” Pales. Explor. Quart. 139 (2007): 109–128. 

647. KIRECCI, M. Akif. “A Book of Automata 

from 13th-Century Turkey: Al-Jazarī’s The Book of 

Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices.” In The 

Applied-Science Problem, edited by MCCLELLAN 

(2008) [ref. 515], 72–79. 

648. NOURBAKHSH, Mohammad Reza. “Iran’s 

Early Encounter with Three Medieval European Inventions 

(875–1153 AH/1470–1740 CE).” Part of a 

special issue on the history of science [ref. 561]. Iran. 

Stud. 41 (2008): 549–558. 

Refers to the mechanical clock, the printing press, 

and firearms. 

210-161. COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER 

TECHNOLOGY 

649. GREEN, Nile. “Journeymen, Middlemen: 

Travel, Transculture, and Technology in the Origins 

of Muslim Printing.” Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 41 

(2009): 203–224. 

On the rise after 1820 of printing in the Islamic 

world as printing presses were established under 

state sponsorship in Iran, Egypt, and India. 

220. MEDIEVAL BYZANTINE CULTURAL 

CONTEXTS 


650. REININK, Gerrit J. “The ‘Book of Nature’ and 

Syriac Apologetics against Islam. The Case of Job 

of Edessa’s Book of Treasures.” In The Book of 

Nature in Antiquity and the Middle Ages, edited by 

VANDERJAGT and BERKEL (2005) [ref. 234], 71–84. 

220-101. OCCULTISM AND NATURAL MAGIC 

651. KOSTOPOULOS, Sotiris. “Intrusion and Internalisation 

of the Devil: Popular Saints vs. the Fathers 

of the Church.” Vesalius 7 (2001): 78–85. 

On the two forms of demonic influence and their 

effect on the human mind, body, and passions 

during the Byzantine era. 


652. BLANCHET, Marie-Hélène. Georges- 

Gennadios Scholarios (vers 1400–vers 1472) : un intellectuel 

orthodoxe face à la disparition de l’empire 

Byzantin. Archives de l’Orient chrétien, 20. (539 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Paris: Institut français d’études byzantines, 

2008. ISBN: 2901049214; 9782901049210. 

On this Aristotelian philosopher and theologian. 


653. LINCOLN, Bruce. “Anomaly, Science, and Religion: 

Treatment of the Planets in Medieval Zoroastrianism.” 

Hist. Relig. 48 (2009): 270–283.

230. Asian contexts 47 


654. TELELIS, Ioannis. “Historical-Climatological 

Information from the Time of the Byzantine Empire 

(4th–15th Centuries AD).” Part of a special section: 

Diversity in the Global Reconstruction and Representation 

of Weather and Climate: East, South, West, 

North [ref. 324]. Hist. Meteor. 2 (2005): 41–50. 


655. DIAMANDOPOULOS, Athanasios. “The Effect 

of Medicine, in Particular the Ideas about Renal Diseases, 

on the ‘Well-Being’ of Byzantine Citizens.” In 

Material Culture and Well-Being in Byzantium (400– 

1453), edited by Michael GRÜNBART (Wien: Verlag 

der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 

2007), 93–100. 

656. GEROULANOS, Stephanos. “Surgery in Byzantium.” 

In Material Culture and Well-Being in Byzantium 

(400–1453), edited by Michael GRÜNBART 

(Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der 

Wissenschaften, 2007), 129–134. 

657. NAQVI, Nasim H. “Four Medieval Hospitals in 

Syria.” Vesalius 13 (2007): 10–15. 

658. TSIAMIS, Costas, Effie POULAKOU- 

REBELAKOU, and Eleni PETRIDOU. “The Red Sea 

and the Port of Clysma. A Possible Gate of Justinian’s 

Plague.” Gesnerus 66 (2009): 209–217. 

659. VARELLA, Evangelista A. “Le serment 

d’Amatus Lusitanus et la ville de Salonique.” Vesalius 

12 (2006): 101–105. 

220-151. PSYCHIATRY; MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY 

660. POULAKOU-REBELAKOU, E., C. TSIAMIS, G. 

PANTELEAKOS, and D. PLOUMPIDIS. “Lycanthropy 

in Byzantine Times (AD 330–1453).” Hist. Psychiat. 

20 (2009): 468–479. 


661. LEV, Efraim. “The Doctrine of Signatures in 

the Medieval and Ottoman Levant.” Vesalius 8, no. 1 

(2002): 13–22. 


662. BOURA, Laskarina, and Maria G. PARANI. 

Lighting in Early Byzantium. (xiii + 118 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks Research 

Library and Collection; distrib. by Harvard Unversity 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780884023173; 0884023176. 

663. CROW, James, Jonathan BARDILL, and Richard 

BAYLISS. The Water Supply of Byzantine Constantinople. 

(xiv + 272 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

London: Society for the Promotion of Roman 

Studies, 2008. ISBN: 9780907764366; 0907764363. 

664. KOCABAS, Ufuk. (Ed.) The Old Ships of 

the New Gate. (xix + 223 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Istanbul: 

Ege Yayinlari, 2008. ISBN: 9789758072163; 

9758072161. 

230. ASIAN CULTURAL CONTEXTS 


665. ANDERSON, Warwick. “Re-orienting STS: 

Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, and 

Medicine in Southeast Asia.” Introduction to special 

issue. East Asian STS 3 (2009): 163–171. 

Contents: Hans POLS, “European Physicians 

and Botanists, Indigenous Herbal Medicine in 

the Dutch East Indies, and Colonial Networks 

of Mediation,” 173–208 [ref. 552]; Khiun Kai 

LIEW, “Making Health Public: English Language 

Newspapers and the Medical Sciences in Colonial 

Malaya (1840s–1941),” 209–229 [ref. 554]; Michitake 

ASO, “The Scientist, the Governor, and 

the Planter: The Political Economy of Agricultural 

Knowledge in Indochina during the Creation 

of a ‘Science of Rubber,’ 1900–1940,” 231–256 

[ref. 770]; Laurence MONNAIS, “From Colonial 

Medicines to Global Pharmaceuticals? The Introduction 

of Sulfa Drugs in French Vietnam,” 

257–285 [ref. 555]; Rudolf MRÁZEK, “Boven 

Digoel and Terezín: Camps at the Time of Triumphant 

Technology,” 287–314 [ref. 235]; Catherine 

WALDBY, “Singapore Biopolis: Bare Life in 

the City-State,” 367–383 [ref. 3776]. 

666. DU Shiran. “Science and Technology during 

the Yuan Dynasty and Their Social Background.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of a special issue. 


667. HAN Qi. “The Origin of the Theory of ‘Retrieving 

Lost Rites from Barbarians’ and Its Transmission 

in Late Ming and Early Qing.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Part of a special issue. [ref. 64]. Ziran 


668. KIM, Yung Sik. “Problem of Early Modern 

Japan in the History of Science in East Asia.” Hist. 

Scientiarum 18 (2008): 49–57. 

669. LISS, Robert. “Frontier Tales: Tokugawa Japan 

in Translation.” In The Brokered World, edited by 

SCHAFFER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 1–47. 

On interaction with Western culture and including a 

discussion of the work of polymath Hiraga Gennai. 

670. LUO Liqun. “The Issue of Historical Conception 

Involved in Explaining Needham Puzzle I and 

A Tentative Solution.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 114–125. 

230-10. PHILOSOPHY AND METHODS OF 

SCIENCE 

671. FURTH, Charlotte. “Thinking with Cases: Specialist 

Knowledge in Pre-Modern Chinese History.” 

Postcolon. Stud. 12 (2009): 467–479. 

Looks at epistemology of Chinese knowledge. 


672. CHUN, Youngsin, and Sang-woon JEON. 

“Chugugi, Supyo, and Punggi: Meteorological Instruments 

of the 15th Century in Korea.” Hist. Meteor. 2 

(2005): 25–36.

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673. GUAN Zengjian. Zhongguo jin xian dai ji liang 

shi gao. Translated Title: [A Draft of the History 

of Modern and Contemporary Metrology in China.] 

In Chinese. Zhongguo jin xian dai ke xue ji shu shi 

yan jiu cong shu. (258 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Jinan: 

Shandong jiao yu chu ban she [Shandong Education 

Press], 2005. ISBN: 9787532849796. 

Focuses on the legal and governmental history— 

administration of standards of measurement—over 

3 periods from the Qing dynasty, to the Republic, 

to post-1949 China. 


674. JI Yongliang. “Zhang Wenshou’s Contributions 

to Traditional Metrology.” [Translated title.] In 


675. LI Qiang. “A Brief Comment on Feng Rui’s 

Assumption for His Model of Seismometer.” [Translated 


(2008): 378–387. 

676. QIAN, Xianyou. “A Possible Structure of Li 

Lan’s Steelyard Clepsydra and Its Principle for the 

Stabilization of Average Flow Velocity.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 (2007): 

109–113. 

677. QIAO Xunxiang. “The Technology of Orientation 

and Levelling in Yingzao Fashi.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 

(2006): 247–253. 

On Song Dynasty technology. 


678. FAVA, Patrice, and Vivienne LO. “The Body of 

Laozi and the Course of a Taoist Journey through the 

Heavens.” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 515–547. 

679. SUN Chengsheng. “On the Composition and 

Circulation of Jie Xuan’s Xuanji Yishu.” [Translated 


214–226. 

On a work influenced by the Jesuit introduction of 

Aristotelian philosophy in the late Ming and early 

Qing period. 


680. CHEMLA, Karine. “On Mathematical Problems 

as Historically Determined Artifacts: Reflections 

Inspired by Sources from Ancient China.” Hist. 

Math. 36 (2009): 213–246. 

For Menso Folkerts on the occasion of his 65th 

birthday as an expression of friendship and appreciation. 

681. CHEN, Jiang-Ping Jeff. “The Evolution of 

Transformation Media in Spherical Trigonometry in 

17th- and 18th-Century China, and Its Relation to 

‘Western Learning.’ ” Hist. Math. 37 (2010): 62–109. 

682. GAO Hongcheng. “Study on the Integral Problem 

about the Quadratic Curve by Xia Luanxiang— 

Besides Discussion on the Early Comprehension to 

Calculus of Traditional Chinese.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 24–37. 

683. LI Zhaohua. “Notes on the Time of the Compiling 

of the Present Version of the Xiahou Yang 

Mathematical Art.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


684. PAN Yining. “Source and Influence of the 

Numerical Solution for High Degree Equations in 

Tongwen Suanzhi.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


685. SATO, Ken’ichi. “SEKI Takakazu, His Mathematical 

Works, and His Social and Historical Contexts.” 


686. WU Jiabi. “Bian Gang’s Method of ‘Subtract 

before Multiply’ as Derived from Yi Xing.” [Translated 


(2009): 376–386. 

687. XU Zelin. “Nationalism and East Asian Mathematical 

Historiography.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


688. XU Zelin. “Wu’s Method and Japanese Geometry.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 27 (2008): 471–484. 

689. XU Zelin and ZHANG Na. “Sanpo Enri Katsurou: 

A Book of Wansan First Printed and Published 

in China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 34–46. 

On a Japanese mathematics text published in China 


690. ZHOU Chang and ZHANG Jianke. “Takebe’s 

Mathematical Thought and Methodology.” [Translated 


(2008): 213–226. 

691. ZHU Yiwen. “Further Discussion on the Reduction 

of Fractions to a Common Denominator in 

Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art.” [Translated 


290–301. 

692. ZHU Yiwen. “Reviewing the Process of Liu 

Hui’s Deducing the Circular Constant through ‘Modifying 

by Ratio.’ ” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


693. ZOU Dahai. “The Method of Excess and Deficiency 

in Early China: An Investigation on the Basis 

of the Problems of Excess and Deficiency in the 

Suanshushu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of 

a special issue [ref. 64]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 

(2007): 312–323. 


694. CHEN Jiujin. “The Five-Element Calendar Uncovered 

by the Sacrificial Relic in Taoism.” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Part of a special issue 

[ref. 64]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 (2007): 324– 

333. 

695. CHEN Zhanshan. “An Exploration of the Biographical 

Information of Liu Xin, Summer Astronomer 

of the Imperial Board of Astronomy in the 

Ming Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 205–213.


On Liu Xin who studied Islamic astronomy in the 

Ming period. 

696. DENG Kehui. “A Further Study on Hushigeyuan 

Shu in the Shoushi Calendar.” [Translated title.] In 


On the transformation of spherical coordinate systems, 

including a comparison with Ptolemy’s Almagest. 

697. DONG Yuyu. “A Study on the Performance of 

the Northern Song Government’s Managing Astronomical 

Activities by Analyzing Fengyuan Li Reform.” 


Yanjiu 27 (2008): 203–212. 

698. GUAN Liyan and GUAN Lixing. “New Standpoint 

on the Calendar of the Lu State in the Spring 

and Autumn Period.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


699. HE Nu. “On the Gnomon Shadow Template 

Function of the Lacquer Stick from the Royal Tomb 

IIM22 at the Taosi Walled-town of the Middle Period.” 


Yanjiu 28 (2009): 251–276. 

700. LI Hui. “The Timing of Lunar Mansions in the 

Sutra on Taking Auspices by Celestial Constellations 

and Bodies.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


701. LI Yong. “Research on 34 Ancient Chinese 

Timing Records of Lunar Occultations of the Planets.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 

26 (2007): 455–464. 

702. LI Yong. “Research on the Methods of Bu 

Falian Attached to the Ancient Chinese Calendar.” 


28 (2009): 48–62. 

703. MA Liping. “Position of the Sun in Ancient 

Chinese Records of Solar Eclipses.” [Translated 


39–58. 

704. NING Xiaoyu. “The Characters of Wang Xichan’s 

System of the Universe.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 

123–131. 

705. NING Xiaoyu. “The Lunar Theories in Xinfa 

Suanshu.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of 

a special issue [ref. 64]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 

(2007): 352–362. 

Discusses influence of Copernican and Tychonic 

ideas. 

706. PANKENIER, David W. “Bringing Heaven 

Down to Earth in Ancient China.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 27 (2008): 

281–300. 

707. QU Anjing and TANG Quan. “Parallax Theory 

in Ancient China: The Shicha Algorithm as an Example.” 


Yanjiu 26 (2007): 125–154. 

708. QU Anjing, YUAN Min, and TANG Quan. “Astronomical 

Meaning of Algorithms by Ancient Chinese 

Mathematical Astronomers.” [Translated title.] 


709. SHI Yunli and SONG Bing. “New Evidence 

Concerning Wang Yinglin’s Possible Authorship of 

the Jingtian Gai.” [Translated title.] In English. 


710. SIVIN, Nathan. Granting the Seasons: The Chinese 

Astronomical Reform of 1280, with a Study of Its 

Many Dimensions and a Translation of Its Records. 

Sources and Studies in the History of Mathematics 

and Physical Sciences. (664 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Springer, 2009. ISBN: 9780387789552. 

711. TANG Quan and QU Anjing. “The Shicha 

Algorithm for Lunar Eclipses in Ancient China.” 


27 (2008): 301–308. 

712. TANG Quan. “The Shicha Parallax Algorithm in 

the Shoushi Calendar and Huihui Calendar.” [Translated 


(2007): 114–122. 

713. TIAN Song. “The Communication between 

Gods and Humans: The Genesis Mythology of 

the Naxi Ethnic Group and Its Cosmos Structure.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of a special issue 


714. WANG Guangchao. “Controversy over the 

Theory of Precession in Late Ming and Early Qing 


Yanjiu 28 (2009): 63–76. 

715. WANG Guangchao, WU Yunhao, and SUN Xiaochun. 

“The Impact of the Telescope on Chinese 

Astronomy during the Late Ming and Early Qing Period.” 


Yanjiu 27 (2008): 309–324. 

716. WANG Yumin. “New Research on an Ancient 

Map of the Jiangjun Cliff Rock Paintings—And the 

Meaning of Celestial Phenomena of the Junshan 

Rock Paintings in Yueyang City.” [Translated title.] 


717. WANG Yumin. “The Records of ‘Er’ in Chinese 

Annals Are Not Solar Prominences.” [Translated 


463–470. 

718. WU Jiabi. “The Mathematical Structure of the 

Solar Equation Table in the Dayan Calendar and 

Its Method for Interpolation.” [Translated title.] In 



719. LO, V. “Heavenly Bodies in Early China: Astro- 

Physiology in Context.” In Astro-Medicine, edited by 

AKASOY et al. (2008) [ref. 284]. 

720. SONG Renke. “Sanjia Xinjing Can Be Restored 

into a Complete Star Chart.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26 (2007): 490–497.

50 230. Asian contexts 

721. SUN Xiaochun. “Calendar-Testing in the Song 

Calendar Reform and Ancient Chinese Planetary 

Astrology.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


722. WU Limin and LIU Ciyuan. “A Reinvestigation 

of Records on ‘Mars Staying at Xin.’ ” 


27 (2008): 507–520. 


GENERAL WORKS 

723. LI Yinshan and LIU Shuyong. “Zheng Xuan 

and Hooke’s Law.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


724. SUN Chengsheng. “The Diffusion and Impact 

of Western Optical Knowledge in Late Ming 

and Early Qing: A Study of Sun Yunqiu’s Jingshi.” 



725. ZHANG Gongyao and LEI Zhihua. “New Inquiry 

and a Simulation Experiment on the ‘Making 

of Ice in Summer’ in Ancient China.” [Translated 


102–108. 

230-113. CHEMISTRY 

726. ZHAO Chengze and ZHAO Hansheng. “Lead 

Chromate and Arsenic Disulfide, with a Discussion 

about the Color of Fabric Discovered in Rujiazhuang 

Village in Shaan’xi.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 

Part of a special issue [ref. 64]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 

26 (2007): 418–424. 


727. HAN Jishao. “A New Inquiry into the Taoist 

Text Thirty-six Methods for Bringing Solids into 

Aqueous Solution.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


728. HAN Jishao. “Exploration in Alchemy of Western 

Han Dynasty.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


729. HAN Jishao. “External Alchemy and the Science 

of the TCM Formula in the Song Dynasty.” 


27 (2008): 337–352. 

730. HO, Peng Yoke. Explorations in Daoism: 

Medicine and Alchemy in Literature. Edited by John 

P. C. MOFFETT and Cho SUNGWU. Foreword by T. 

H. BARRETT. Needham Research Institute Series. 

(xxii + 221 pp.; bibl.; index.) London; New York: 

Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 9780415404600. 


731. LIANG Honggang, HE Zhiguo, and SUN 

Shuyun. “China’s Earliest Taoist Alchemical Artifact: 

Initial Study on the Gold-Mercury Alloy Unearthed 

from the No. 2 Western Han Tomb in Shuangbaoshan, 

Mianyang, Sichuan Province.” [Translated title.] In 


732. RONG Zhiy. “San Tong Qi and Ancient Chinese 

Alchemy.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


733. RONG Zhiyi. “A Study on Waidan and Huangbai 

in the Book Miraculous Prescription of the Most 

Exalted Eight Sceneries, Four Pistils, Purple Thick 

Liquid and Five Beads for Birth.” [Translated title.] 



734. LIANG Guojian. “An Exploration into the Cause 

of Formation of the Meteorological Catastrophe That 

Occurred at Wanggongchang, Beijing in the 6th Year 

of Ming Dynasty’s Tianqi Reign Period.” [Translated 


105–122. 


EXPLORATION 

735. CLARK, Hugh R. “Frontier Discourse and 

China’s Maritime Frontier: China’s Frontiers and 

the Encounter with the Sea through Early Imperial 

History.” J. World Hist. 20 (2009): 1–33. 

736. DE WEERDT, Hilde. “Maps and Memory: 

Readings of Cartography in Twelfth- and Thirteenth- 

Century Song China.” Imago Mundi 61 (2009): 

145–167. 


737. ZHANG, Qiong. “From ‘Dragonology’ to Meteorology: 

Aristotelian Natural Philosophy and the 

Beginning of the Decline of the Dragon in China.” 

Part of special issue: Evidence and Interpretation: 

Studies on Early Science and Medicine in Honor of 

John E. Murdoch [ref. 951]. Early Sci. & Med. 14 

(2009): 340–368. 

On the influence of Jesuit-inspired Chinese scholars 

on the cult of the dragon. 


738. HILL, Christopher V. South Asia: An Environmental 

History. Nature and Human Societies. (xxii + 

329 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Santa Barbara, CA: 

ABC-CLIO, 2008. ISBN: 9781851099252. 


230-131. BOTANY 

739. WANG Zifan, ZHANG Mingshu, and DAI Silan. 

“The Existing Situation and Content of Ancient Chinese 

Manuals on Chrysanthemum.” [Translated title.] 



740. ALTER, Joseph S. “Rethinking the History of 

Medicine in Asia: Hakim Mohammed Said and the 

Society for the Promotion of Eastern Medicine.” J. 

Asian Stud. 67 (2008): 1165–1186. 

741. ASEN, Daniel. “ ‘Manchu Anatomy’: Anatomical 

Knowledge and the Jesuits in Seventeenth- and


Eighteenth-Century China.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 

(2009): 23–44. 

742. BRETELLE-ESTABLET, Florence. “Chinese 

Biographies of Experts in Medicine: What Uses Can 

We Make of Them?” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 421– 

451. 

Analysis of over 400 official biographies of Qing 

dynasty physicians. 

743. DONG Shaoxin. “Aleni’s Xingxue Cushu and 

the Introduction and Influence of Western Medicine in 


Yanjiu 26 (2007): 64–76. 

On a Chinese translation of Aristotle’s De Anima 

that includes much medieval Western medical 

information. 

744. FURTH, Charlotte. “The Physician as Philosopher 

of the Way: Zhu Zhenheng (1282–1358).” Harvard 

J. Asia. Stud. 66 (2006): 423–459. 

745. GA, Yang. “The Sources for the Writing of the 

‘Rgyud Bzhi’, Tibetan Medical Classic.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at Harvard University, 2010. Advisor: 

Gyatso, Janet. Pub. no. AAT 3414724. 450 pp. 

746. GARRETT, Frances. “Critical Methods in Tibetan 

Medical Histories.” J. Asian Stud. 66 (2007): 

363–387. 

747. GARRETT, Frances. “Tapping the Body’s Nectar: 

Gastronomy and Incorporation in Tibetan Literature.” 

Hist. Relig. 49 (2010): 300–326. 

748. HOFER, Theresia. “Socio-Economic Dimensions 

of Tibetan Medicine in the Tibet Autonomous 

Region, China.” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 492–514. 

See also Theresia HOFER, “Socio-Economic Dimensions 

of Tibetan Medicine in the Tibet Autonomous 

Region, China” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 

174–200 

749. JIANG Sheng. “On the Earliest Chinese Record 

of 1522 on the Inoculation against Smallpox and 

the Legends on Its Inventor.” [Translated title.] In 


750. LO, Vivienne. “But Is It [History of] Medicine? 

Twenty Years in the History of the Healing Arts of 

China.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 283–303. 

751. SAIJIRAHU, Buyanchuglagin. “Folk Medicine 

among the Mongols in Inner Mongolia.” Asian Med. 

4 (2009): 338–356. 

752. SALGUERO, C. Pierce. “Buddhist Medicine in 

Medieval China: Disease, Healing, and the Body in 

Crosscultural Translation (Second to Eighth Centuries 

C.E.).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/05 (2010). 

Dissertation at The Johns Hopkins University, 

2010. Advisor: Hanson, Marta E. Pub. no. AAT 

3410115. 405 pp. 

753. TESSENOW, Hermann, and Paul U. UN- 

SCHULD. A Dictionary of the Huang Di Nei Jing 

Su Wen. Huang Di nei jing su wen Project. (viii + 812 

pp.; CD-ROM.) Berkeley: University of California 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780520253582. 

A dictionary of the English meanings of Chinese 

characters and character compounds in the annotated 

edition of the Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen, 

a text of ancient Chinese medicine and natural 

philosophy. 


754. WU, Yi-Li. “The Gendered Medical Iconography 

of the Golden Mirror (Yuzuan yizong jinjian, 

1742).” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 452–491. 


755. SIMONIS, Fabien. “Mad Acts, Mad Speech, 

and Mad People in Late Imperial Chinese Law and 

Medicine.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/04 (2010). 

Dissertation at Princeton University, 2010. Advisor: 

Naquin, Susan. Pub. no. AAT 3401586. 825 

pp. 


756. NAPPI, Carla. “Bolatu’s Pharmacy Theriac 

in Early Modern China.” Part of a special issue: 

“Indigenous vs. Foreign: Early-Modern Materia 

Medica in Comparative Perspective” [ref. 1793]. 

Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 737–764. 

757. STERCKX, Roel. “The Limits of Illustration: 

Animalia and Pharmacopeia from Guo Pu to Bencao 

Gangmu.” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 357–394. 

758. SUH, Soyoung. “Herbs of Our Own Kingdom: 

Layers of the ‘Local’ in the Materia Medica of Early 

Choson Korea.” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 395–422. 


759. GU Donghong, LI Qinghui, and GAN Fuxi. 

“Some Questions Related to the Research on Ancient 

Chinese Glass.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


On the composition of Chinese glass. 

760. HASHIMOTO, Takehiko. Historical Essays on 

Japanese Technology. Collection UTCP, 6. (213 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.) Tokyo: University of Tokyo Center for 

Philosophy, 2009. 


761. HUA Jueming. “A Discussion on the Finishing 

Work of Shang-Zhou Bronze Ritual Vessels.” 



762. JIN Pujun. “Soldering Techniques before the 

Qin Dynasty in China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


763. LI Xiaocen. “Traditional Papermaking among 

the Zang in Sichuan’s Dege County and Tibet’s Nimu 

County.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 155–164. 

764. LI Zhen. “Study on the Masonry of Traditional 

Chinese Architecture during and after the Sui and 

Tang Dynasties.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 

Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 227–238.

52 240. Indian contexts 

765. QIAN Wei. “New Research on Bin-tie.” [Translated 


(2007): 165–191. 

On a type of high-quality steel in ancient and 

medieval China. 

766. QIAO Xunxiang. “On the Form of Gongxian 

and Liaoli in Yingzao Fashi.” [Translated title.] In 


On a Song dynasty technological work. 

767. TIAN Miao and ZHANG Baichun. “Research 

of Mei Wending’s Commentaries on the Yuanxi Qiqi 

Tushuo Luzui.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese 

J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 330–339. 

On the reception of Western knowledge into China 


768. WANG Wenzhi and MEI Jianjun. “A Preliminary 

Study of ‘Kodo Zuroku.’ ” [Translated title.] In 


Kodo Zuroku is a work on the history of mining 

and smelting technology in Japan. 

769. WANG Zhengduo. “Prof. Wang Zhengduo’s 

Research Notes on the Traditional Technology of 

Shipbuilding and Navigation.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Edited with annotation by LI Qing. Chinese 

J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 147–154. 


770. ASO, Michitake. “The Scientist, the Governor, 

and the Planter: The Political Economy of Agricultural 

Knowledge in Indochina during the Creation of 

a ‘Science of Rubber,’ 1900–1940.” Part of a special 

issue: Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, and 


STS 3 (2009): 231–256. 

771. HAN Yi. “Livestock Epidemic Diseases and 

Countermeasures by the Song Government.” [Translated 


(2007): 132–146. 

772. LIU Xiangming. “Laws on the Normalization 

of the Administration of Toxicants Inscribed on Han 

Bamboo Slips Unearthed in Zhangjiashan.” [Translated 


(2008): 353–358. 

773. XIAO Aimin. “The Technique of Controlling 

Sheep-Breeding Time by China’s Ancient Northern 

Nomadic Nationality.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


240. INDIAN CULTURAL CONTEXTS 


774. CHAKRABARTI, Pratik. “Beasts of Burden: 

Animals and Laboratory Research in Colonial India.” 

Hist. Sci. 48 (2010): 125–151. 

“The focus of the article is how India managed to 

procure the vast numbers of animals it needed to 

conduct animal experimentation in Indian laboratories.” 


775. RAJ, Kapil. “Mapping Knowledge Go- 

Betweens in Calcutta, 1770–1820.” In The Brokered 

World, edited by SCHAFFER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 

105–150. 


776. KAPILA, Shruti. “The Enchantment of Science 

in India.” Focus: Global Histories of Science [ref. 10]. 

Isis 101 (2010): 120–132. 

240-29. SCIENCE AND WAR 

777. LYNN, John A. “Heart of the Sepoy: The Adoption 

and Adaptation of European Military Practice in 

South Asia, 1740–1805.” In The Diffusion of Military 

Technology and Ideas, edited by Emily O. GOLDMAN 

and Leslie C. ELIASON (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ. 

Press, 2003), 33–62. 


778. KICHENASSAMY, Satyanad. “Brahmagupta’s 

Derivation of the Area of a Cyclic Quadrilateral.” 

Hist. Math. 37 (2010): 28–61. 


779. SCHAFFER, Simon. “The Asiatic Enlightenments 

of British Astronomy.” In The Brokered World, 

edited by SCHAFFER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 49–104. 


780. BEINORIUS, A. “Astral Hermeneutics: Astrology 

and Medicine in India.” In Astro-Medicine, edited 

by AKASOY et al. (2008) [ref. 284]. 


781. AGGARWAL, Neil Krishan. “The Sikh Foundations 

of Ayurveda.” Asian Med. 4 (2009): 263–279. 

782. HARDIMAN, David. “Indian Medical Indigeneity: 

From Nationalist Assertion to the Global 

Market.” Soc. Hist. 34 (2009): 263–283. 

783. JENSEN, Niklas Thode. Essay review. Bull. 

Pacif. Circle 24 (2010): 12–16. 

Essay review of Biswamoy PATI and Mark HAR- 

RISON (eds.), The Social History of Health and 

Medicine in Colonial India (2009) [ref. 785]. 

784. LOW, Michael Christopher. “Empire and the 

Hajj: Pilgrims, Plagues, and Pan-Islam under British 

Surveillance, 1865–1908.” Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 40 

(2008): 269–290. 

785. PATI, Biswamoy, and Mark HARRISON. (Eds.) 

The Social History of Health and Medicine in Colonial 

India. Routledge Studies in South Asian History. 

(xii + 241 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) London and 

New York: Routledge, 2009. ISBN: 9780415462310. 


786. WALLACE, V. A. “A Convergence of Medical 

and Astro-Sciences in Indian Tantric Buddhism: A 

Case of the Kalacakratantra.” In Astro-Medicine, 

edited by AKASOY et al. (2008) [ref. 284].

260. Native American contexts 53 

787. WARRIER, Maya. “Seekership, Spirituality and 

Self-Discovery: Ayurveda Trainees in Britain.” Asian 

Med. 4 (2009): 423–451. 


788. HUGHES, Stephen Putnam. “Music in the Age 

of Mechanical Reproduction: Drama, Gramophone, 

and the Beginnings of Tamil Cinema.” J. Asian Stud. 

66 (2007): 3–34. 

“Examines how the new sound media of gramophone 

and sound cinema took up the live performance 

genres of Tamil drama.” (from the abstract) 

789. ROY, Tirthankar. “Out of Tradition: Master 

Artisans and Economic Change in Colonial India.” J. 

Asian Stud. 66 (2007): 963–991. 

250. JEWISH CULTURAL CONTEXTS 


790. LASKER, Daniel J. “Eastern European Karaite 

Attitudes towards Modern Science.” Aleph 10 (2010): 

119–136. 

On Karaite communities in the Crimea, Volhynia, 

Galicia, and Lithuania, which preferred a Maimonidean 

Aristotelianism to early modern science. 


791. BEKKUM, Wout J. van. “Medieval Jewish Approaches 

to Natural Law. The Rationalism of Saadya 

Gaon.” In The Book of Nature in Antiquity and the 

Middle Ages, edited by VANDERJAGT and BERKEL 

(2005) [ref. 234], 123–134. 


792. GATTI, Roberto. “L’infinito fisico in Gersonide 

(Milḥamot ha-Šem, Libro sesto, Parte prima, cap. 

XI).” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, 

edited by MARTELLO et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 109– 

140. 

793. ZONTA, Mauro. “The Jewish Mediation in the 

Transmission of Arabo-Islamic Science and Philosophy 

to the Latin Middle Ages.” In Wissen über 

Grenzen, edited by SPEER and WEGENER (2006) 

[ref. 1096], 89–105. 


794. BEN-ZAKEN, Avner. “Bridging Networks 

of Trust: Practicing Astronomy in Late Sixteenth- 

Century Salonika.” Jewish Hist. 23 (2009): 343–361. 

On how Jewish scholars acted as a mediator between 

European and Islamic traditions. 


795. SELA, Shlomo. “A Fragment from an Unknown 

Redaction of Re’šit Ḥok¯ mah by Abraham Ibn Ezra.” 

Aleph 10 (2010): 43–66. 


EXPLORATION 

796. RUBIN, Rehav. “A Sixteenth-Century Hebrew 

Map from Mantua.” Imago Mundi 62 (2010): 30–45. 


797. BUTBUL, Sagit. “The Rendering of Bird Names 

in Early Judeo-Arabic Biblical Translations.” Aleph 

10 (2010): 11–42. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

798. FONTAINE, Resianne. “Averroes’ Commentary 

on Aristotle’s De Generatione Animalium and Its Use 

in Two Thirteenth-Century Hebrew Encyclopedias.” 



250-137. PSYCHOLOGY; COMPARATIVE 

PSYCHOLOGY 

799. KAHANA-SMILANSKY, Hagar. “Aristotle on 

Sleep and Wakefulness: A Medieval Hebrew Adaptation 

of an Unknown Latin Treatise.” Aleph 10 (2010): 

67–118. 

“A Hebrew version of Aristotle’s three treatises on 

sleep, dreams, and dream-divination.” (from the 

abstract) 


800. BOS, Gerrit. “The Creation and Innovation of 

Medieval Hebrew Medical Terminology: Shem Tov 

Ben Isaac, Sefer ha-Shimmush.” In Islamic Thought 

in the Middle Ages, edited by AKASOY and RAVEN 

(2008) [ref. 559], 195–218. 

801. LURIE, Samuel. “Vaginal Delivery after Caesarean 

Delivery in the Days of the Talmud (2nd Century 

BCE – 6th Century CE).” Vesalius 12 (2006): 

23–24. 

802. ZIVOTOFSKY, Ari Z., and Shlomo R. 

SCHRADER. “A Possible Early Description of Nystagmus 

and Photophobia in Albinism.” Vesalius 14 

(2008): 49–52. 

“Proposes that a Talmudic account from over 1500 

years ago may possibly be describing nystagmus 

and photophobia in albinism in a population which 

resided along the River Tigris.” (from the abstract) 

260. NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL 

CONTEXTS 

260-5. HISTORIOGRAPHY AND HISTORICAL 

METHODS 

803. SAFIER, Neil. “Global Knowledge on the 

Move: Itineraries, Amerindian Narratives, and Deep 

Histories of Science.” Focus: Global Histories of 

Science [ref. 10]. Isis 101 (2010): 133–145.

54 270. African, Australian, and traditional cultural contexts 


804. RUSSELL, Caskey. “Cultures in Collision: Cosmology, 

Jurisprudence, and Religion in Tlingit Territory.” 

Amer. Ind. Quart. 33 (2009): 230–252. 


EXPLORATION 

805. BEYERSDORFF, Margot. “Covering the Earth: 

Mapping the Walkabout in Andean Pueblos de Indios.” 

Latin Amer. Res. Rev. 42, no. 3 (2007): 

129–160. 

On the interaction between Spanish and precontact 

Andean mapping. 


806. HÄMÄLÄINEN, Pekka. “The Politics of Grass: 

European Expansion, Ecological Change, and Indigenous 

Power in the Southwest Borderlands.” William 

Mary Quart. 67 (2010): 173–208. 

807. HARKIN, Michael Eugene, and David Rich 

LEWIS. (Eds.) Native Americans and the Environment: 

Perspectives on the Ecological Indian. (xxxiv 

+ 367 pp.; bibl.; index.) Lincoln: University of 

Nebraska Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780803273610. 


260-131. BOTANY 

808. TIMBROOK, Janice Falkner. “Chumash Ethnobotany.” 


Dissertation at University of California, Santa 

Barbara, 2008. Advisor: Jochim, Michael. Pub. 

no. AA. 341 pp. 


809. FLEURIET, K. Jill. “Articulating Distress on 

Multiple Levels: Illness, History, and Culture among 

the Kumiai of Baja California, Mexico.” Mex. Stud. 

23 (2007): 155–180. 

810. GIMMEL, Millie. “Reading Medicine in the 

Codex de la Cruz Badiano.” J. Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 

169–192. 

On the 16th-century Aztec medical text. 

811. GIMMELA, Millie. “Hacia una reconsideración 

del Códice de la Cruz Badiano: nuevas propuestas 

para el estudio de la medicina indígena en el período 

colonial.” Col. Latin Amer. Rev. 17 (2008): 273–283. 

812. HENRIQUE, Márcio Couto. “Folclore e medicina 

popular na Amazônia.” English title: [Folklore 

and Popular Medicine in the Amazon]. Manguinhos 

16 (2009): 981–998. 

813. MARTINI, Eric. “Jacques Cartier Witnesses a 

Treatment for Scurvy.” Vesalius 8, no. 1 (2002): 2–6. 

On a traditional medical treatment provided by 

Indians during Cartier’s 16th-century expedition in 

Canada. 

270. AFRICAN, AUSTRALIAN, AND 

TRADITIONAL CULTURAL CONTEXTS 


814. HARRIES, Patrick. Butterflies and Barbarians: 

Swiss Missionaries and Systems of Knowledge in 

South-East Africa. (xvii + 286 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: James Currey; Harare: Weaver Press; 

Johannesburg: Wits University Press; Athens: Ohio 



815. TILLEY, Helen. “Global Histories, Vernacular 

Science, and African Genealogies; or, Is the History 

of Science Ready for the World?” Focus: Global 

Histories of Science [ref. 10]. Isis 101 (2010): 110– 

119. 

816. TURNBULL, David. “Boundary-crossings, Cultural 

Encounters and Knowledge Spaces in Early 

Australia.” In The Brokered World, edited by SCHAF- 

FER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 387–428. 

270-131. BOTANY 

817. SHERIDAN, Michael. “Tanzanian Ritual Perimetrics 

and African Landscapes: The Case of Dracaena.” 

Part of a special issue on ecology and environmental 

transformations in Tanzania [ref. 2463]. 

Int. J. African Hist. Stud. 41 (2008): 491–521. 


818. CARTON, Benedict. “ ‘We Are Made Quiet by 

This Annihilation’: Historicizing Concepts of Bodily 

Pollution and Dangerous Sexuality in South Africa.” 

Int. J. African Hist. Stud. 39 (2006): 85–106. 

Covers the period from the late 19th century to the 

present. 

819. GEISSLER, P. Wenzel, and Ruth J. PRINCE. 

“Active Compounds and Atoms of Society: Plants, 

Bodies, Minds and Cultures in the Work of Kenyan 

Ethnobotanical Knowledge.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 599–634. 

Focused on Kenyan village children’s knowledge 

of medicinal herbs. 

820. HOKKANEN, Markku. “Quests for Health and 

Contests for Meaning: African Church Leaders and 

Scottish Missionaries in the Early Twentieth Century 

Presbyterian Church in Northern Malawi.” Part of 

a special issue on the history of medicine in Africa 

[ref. 825]. J. South. African Stud. 33 (2007): 733– 

750. 

821. LIVINGSTON, Julie. “Productive Misunderstandings 

and the Dynamism of Plural Medicine in 

Mid-century Bechuanaland.” Part of a special issue 

on the history of medicine in Africa [ref. 825]. J. 

South. African Stud. 33 (2007): 801–810. 

822. LUEDKE, Tracy. “Spirit and Matter: The Materiality 

of Mozambican Prophet Healing.” Part of 

a special issue on the history of medicine in Africa 


731.

270. African, Australian, and traditional cultural contexts 55 

823. MARSLAND, Rebecca. “The Modern Traditional 

Healer: Locating ‘Hybridity’ in Modern Traditional 

Medicine, Southern Tanzania.” Part of a special 

issue on the history of medicine in Africa [ref. 825]. 

J. South. African Stud. 33 (2007): 751–765. 

824. MURRAY, Deryck. “Three Worships, an Old 

Warlock and Many Lawless Forces: The Court Trial 

of an African Doctor Who Practised ‘Obeah to Cure’, 

in Early Nineteenth Century Jamaica.” Part of a 

special issue on the history of medicine in Africa 


828. 

825. SCHUMAKER, Lyn, Diana JEATER, and Tracy 

LUEDKE. “Histories of Healing: Past and Present 

Medical Practices in Africa and the Diaspora.” Introduction 

to a special issue on the history of medicine in 

Africa. J. South. African Stud. 33 (2007): 707–714. 

Contents: Tracy LUEDKE, “Spirit and Matter: 

The Materiality of Mozambican Prophet Healing,” 

715–731 [ref. 822]; Markku HOKKANEN, “Quests 

for Health and Contests for Meaning: African 

Church Leaders and Scottish Missionaries in the 

Early Twentieth Century Presbyterian Church in 

Northern Malawi,” 733–750 [ref. 820]; Rebecca 

MARSLAND, “The Modern Traditional Healer: Locating 

‘Hybridity’ in Modern Traditional Medicine, 

Southern Tanzania,” 751–765 [ref. 823]; Cristiana 

BASTOS, “Medical Hybridisms and Social Boundaries: 

Aspects of Portuguese Colonialism in Africa 

and India in the Nineteenth Century,” 767–782 

[ref. 550]; Julie LIVINGSTON, “Productive Misunderstandings 

and the Dynamism of Plural Medicine 

in Mid-century Bechuanaland,” 801–810 [ref. 821]; 

Deryck MURRAY, “Three Worships, an Old Warlock 

and Many Lawless Forces: The Court Trial of 

an African Doctor Who Practised ‘Obeah to Cure’, 

in Early Nineteenth Century Jamaica,” 811–828 

[ref. 824]. 


826. HÅKANSSON, N. Thomas. “Regional Political 

Ecology and Intensive Cultivation in Pre-Colonial 

and Colonial South Pare, Tanzania.” Part of a special 

issue on ecology and environmental transformations 

in Tanzania [ref. 2463]. Int. J. African Hist. Stud. 41 

(2008): 433–459. 

827. HUIJZENDVELD, Frans D. “Changes in Political 

Economy and Ecology in West-Usambara, Tanzania: 

ca. 1850–1950.” Part of a special issue on ecology 

and environmental transformations in Tanzania 

[ref. 2463]. Int. J. African Hist. Stud. 41 (2008): 

383–409. 

On the relation between German colonization and 

local agricultural practices. 

828. SUNSERI, Thaddeus. “ ‘Every African a Nationalist’: 

Scientific Forestry and Forest Nationalism 

in Colonial Tanzania.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 49 

(2007): 883–913. 

829. TAGSETH, Mattias. “The Expansion of Traditional 

Irrigation in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.” Part of a 

special issue on ecology and environmental transformations 

in Tanzania [ref. 2463]. Int. J. African Hist. 

Stud. 41 (2008): 461–490.

G. Chronological Classification 

300. PREHISTORY 


830. GONZÁLEZ-GARCIA, A. César, and Juan Antonio 

BELMONTE. “Statistical Analysis of Megalithic 

Tomb Orientations in the Iberian Peninsula and 

Neighbouring Regions.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 

225–238. 


831. LU Enguo, LING Yong, and MEI Jianjun. “Scientific 

Analysis of Prehistoric Copper and Bronze 

Artifacts Recovered in the Yili Region, Xinjiang, 


Yanjiu 27 (2008): 359–369. 

311. ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN CONTEXTS 


832. COOPER, Leon. “A New Interpretation of Problem 

10 of the Moscow Mathematical Papyrus.” Hist. 

Math. 37 (2010): 11–27. 

833. DE YOUNG, Gregg. “Diagrams in Ancient 

Egyptian Geometry: Survey and Assessment.” Hist. 

Math. 36 (2009): 321–373. 

834. PROUST, Christine. “Quantifier et calculer : 

usages des nombres à Nippur.” Rev. Hist. Math. 14 

(2008): 143–209. 

An analysis of the tablets from Nippur in order to 

reconstitute the computational practices to which 

the school exercises refer. 

835. PROUST, Christine. Tablettes mathématiques 

de Nippur. Varia Anatolica, XVIII. (xlix + 356 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.) Istanbul: Institut Français d’Études 

Anatoliennes Georges-Dumezil; Paris: De Boccard, 

2007. ISBN: 9782906053922. 


836. YUSTA, Piedad. “Geometry in Mesopotamia 

and Genesis of Algorithms.” Hist. Scientiarum 18 

(2008): 24–35. 

837. YUSTE, Piedad. “Ecuaciones cuadráticas y procedimientos 

algorítmicos. Diofanto y las matemáticas 

en Mesopotamia.” Theoria (0495-4548) 23 (2008): 

219–244. 

838. YUSTE, Piedad. “Estudio geométrico de AO 

17264.” Theoria (0495-4548) 20 (2005): 45–67. 

On ancient Babylonian geometry. 

839. YUSTE, Piedad. “Geometry in the Old Babylonian 

Period. A Note on the Problem Text VAT 8393.” 


840. ZHAO Jiwei and WANG Pengyun. “Reconstructing 

the Proof of the Babylonian Volume Formula 

for the Frustum of a Square Pyramid.” [Translated 


(2009): 183–190. 


841. BELMONTE, Juan Antonio, Magdi FEKRI, 

Yasser A. ABDEL-HADI, Mosalam SHALTOUT, and 

A. César González GARCÍA. “On the Orientation of 

Ancient Egyptian Temples: (5) Testing the Theory in 

Middle Egypt and Sudan.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 

65–93. 

842. STEELE, J.M. “A New Scheme from Babylon 

for the Synodic Arc of Saturn.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 

(2010): 261–268. 


843. HEESSEL, N. P. “Astrological Medicine in 

Babylonia.” In Astro-Medicine, edited by AKASOY et 

al. (2008) [ref. 284]. 

311-136. NEUROSCIENCES 

844. ROSE, F. Clifford. “Cerebral Localization in 

Antiquity.” Part of a special issue on Cerebral Localization 

[ref. 419]. J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 

239–247. 


845. JANOT, Francis. “Embaumeurs/médecins de 

l’Egypte ancienne.” Vesalius 9, no. 1 (2003): 9–12. 

846. JANOT, Francis. “Les pastilles dorées de Rê : 

une étape vers l’immortalité.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 32– 

37. 

On ancient Egyptian embalming. 


847. PANGAS, Julio Cesar. “Des rêves, de 

leurs troubles et de leurs thérapeutiques dans la 

Mésopotamie ancienne.” Vesalius 12 (2006): 94–99. 


848. BERETTA, Marco. The Alchemy of Glass: 

Counterfeit, Imitation and Transmutation in Ancient 

Glassmaking. (xviii + 198 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sagamore 

Beach, MA: Watson Publishing International 

LLC, 2009. ISBN: 9780881353501. 

Includes chapters on artificial and natural glass in 

Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece as well as in the 

Byzantine and the Early Modern worlds.

312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 57 


849. BROSHI, Magen. “Date Beer and Date Wine in 

Antiquity.” Pales. Explor. Quart. 139 (2007): 55–59. 

312. ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN 

CONTEXTS 


850. FERGUSON, Kitty. Pythagoras: His Lives and 

the Legacy of a Rational Universe. (384 pp.) London: 

Icon Books Ltd., 2010. ISBN: 9781848311923. 

312-3. REFERENCE WORKS AND REPOSITORIES 

851. COLACE, Paola Radici, Silvio MEDAGLIA, 

Livio ROSSETTI, and Sergio SCONOCCHIA. (Eds.) 

Dizionario delle scienze e delle tecniche di Grecia 

e Roma. (2 vols.; 1300 pp.) Pisa - Roma: Fabrizio 

Serra editore, 2009. 


AND ECONOMICS 

852. MACCOULL, L. S. B. “Menas and Thomas: 

Notes on the Dialogus de scientia politica.” Greek 

Roman Byzantine Stud. 46 (2006): 301–313. 

Includes a discussion of “kingly science” and 

“rulership knowledge.” 

853. REHAK, Paul. Imperium and Cosmos: Augustus 

and the Northern Campus Martius. Edited by John 

G. YOUNGER. Wisconsin Studies in Classics. (xxiv 

+ 222 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Madison, WI: Univeristy 

of Wisconsin Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780299220143. 



854. BENJAMINS, Rick. “The Analogy between Creation 

and the Biblical Text in Origen of Alexandria.” 

In The Book of Nature in Antiquity and the Middle 

Ages, edited by VANDERJAGT and BERKEL (2005) 

[ref. 234], 13–20. 

855. MILLER, Isaac. “Cosmos and Exegesis in Late 

Antiquity.” In The Book of Nature in Antiquity and the 


(2005) [ref. 234], 57–70. 


856. MASTROCINQUE, Attilio. “Late Antique 

Lamps with Defixiones.” Greek Roman Byzantine 

Stud. 47 (2007): 87–99. 

Examines the inclusion of defixiones (tablets inscribed 

with curses) in lamps. 


857. ARISTOTLE. Metaphysique Gamma : Édition, 

Traduction, Études. Edited by M. HECQUET- 

DEVIENNE and A. STEVENS. Aristote, traductions 

et études. (428 pp.; bibl.; index.) Leuven: Peeters, 

2008. ISBN: 9789042918368. 

Contributors François BEETS, Enrico BERTI, 

Crubellier MICHEL, Louis-André DORION, Marie- 

Hélène GAUTHIER-MUZELLEC, Annick JAULIN, 

David LEFEBVRE, Walter LESZL, Michel NARCY, 

Annick STEVENS, and Marco ZINGANO. 

858. ARSENIJEVIĆ, Miloš, Sandra ŠĆEPANOVIĆ, 

and Gerald J. MASSEY. “A New Reconstruction of 

Zeno’s Flying Arrow.” Apeiron 41 (2008): 1–43. 

859. BARKER, Andrew. “On Philosophy and the 

Sciences in Antiquity.” Aestimatio 6 (2009): 1–34. 

860. BERETTA, Marco. “Enlightenment in Antiquity? 

Evolution and Progress in the Fifth Book of 

Lucretius’ De rerum natura.” In Aurora Torealis, 

edited by BERETTA et al. (2008) [ref. 1], 1–11. 

861. BOWIN, John. “Aristotle on the Order and 

Direction of Time.” Apeiron 42 (2009): 33–62. 

862. CLEARY, John J., and Gary M. GURTLER. 

(Eds.) Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in 

Ancient Philosophy, 2007. Proceedings of the Boston 

Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy, 23. (x + 234 

pp.) Leiden: Brill, 2008. ISBN: 9789004166868. 

Most essays discuss topics related to Plato. 

863. CURD, Patricia, and Daniel W. GRAHAM. 

(Eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Presocratic Philosophy. 

Oxford Handbooks. (xii + 588 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780195146875. 

864. DETEL, Wolfgang. “Logic and Experience 

in Aristotle.” In Erfahrung und Beweis, edited by 

FIDORA and LUTZ-BACHMANN (2007) [ref. 1034], 

3–10. 

865. FOSSHEIM, Hallvard. “The Limits of Rationality: 

A Critical Analysis of the Practices of Plato’s 

Socrates.” Eur. Legacy 13 (2007): 851–861. 

866. FREDE, Dorothea, and Burkhard REIS. (Eds.) 

Body and Soul in Ancient Philosophy. (446 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Berlin; New York: Walter de Gruyter, 2009. 

ISBN: 9783110202366; 3110202360. 

This volume contains a collection of papers presented 

at the Second International Conference 

of the Gesellschaft für antike Philosophie e.V. 

(GANPH) at the University of Hamburg from 18 to 

21 July 2007. 

867. GOLITSIS, Pantelis. Les commentaires de 

Simplicius et de Jean Philopon à la “Physique” 

d’Aristote : tradition et innovation. Commentaria in 

Aristotelem Graeca et Byzantina, 3. (ix + 306 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 2008. ISBN: 

9783110195415. 

868. KENNEDY, J. B. “Plato’s Forms, Pythagorean 

Mathematics, and Stichometry.” Apeiron 43 (2010): 

1–31. 

869. MADISON, Ryan Douglas. “First Philosophy: 

Aristotle’s Concept of Metaphysics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 69/05 (2008). 

Dissertation at Loyola University Chicago, 2008. 

Advisor: Peperzak, Adriaan T. Pub. no. AAT 

3313153. 608 pp.

58 312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 

870. MEYER, Martin F. “Platon und das Sokratische 

Pragma.” Boch. Phil. Jahr. 9 (2004): 1–21. 

871. OPHUIJSEN, Johannes M. van. “The Twofold 

Action of Mind in Aristotle’s Proto-Book of Nature.” 



[ref. 234], 1–12. 

872. PAKALUK, Michael. “The Great Question of 

Practical Truth, and a Diminutive Answer.” Acta 

Phil. 19 (2010): 145–160. 

On Aristotle’s notion of practical truth. 

873. PRIORESCHI, Plinio. “The Idea of Scientific 

Progress in Antiquity and in the Middle Ages.” Vesalius 

8, no. 1 (2002): 34–44. 

874. ROSEN, Jacob. “Necessity and Teleology in 

Aristotle’s Physics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/10 (2009). 


Lorenz, Hendrik; Morison, Benjamin. Pub. 

no. AAT 3333862. 180 pp. 

875. SHARPE, Matthew. “Hunting Plato’s Agalmata.” 

Eur. Legacy 14 (2009): 535–547. 

876. TUOMINEN, Miira. “How Do We Know the 

Principles? Late Ancient Perspectives to Aristotle’s 

Theory.” In Erfahrung und Beweis, edited by FIDORA 

and LUTZ-BACHMANN (2007) [ref. 1034], 11–24. 


877. ACERBI, Fabio. “Homeomeric Lines in Greek 

Mathematics.” Sci. Context 23 (2010): 1–37. 

878. GEYMONAT, Mario. “Arithmetic and Geometry 

in Ancient Rome: Surveyors, Intellectuals, and 

Poets.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 11–34. 

879. LATOUR, Bruno. “The Netz-Works of Greek 

Deductions.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 441–459. 

Essay review of Reviel NETZ, The Shaping of 

Deduction in Greek Mathematics (1999). 

880. MORELLI, Giuseppe. “Lo Stomachion di Archimede 

nelle testimonianze antiche.” Boll. Stor. Sci. 

Mat. 29 (2009): 181–206. 

On a popular ancient game involving geometry 

played in Greece and Rome. 

881. NETZ, Reviel, and William NOEL. The 

Archimedes Codex: How a Medieval Prayer Book 

Is Revealing the True Genius of Antiquity’s Greatest 

Scientist. (ix + 313 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: Da Capo Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780306815805. 


882. NIKOLANTONAKIS, Konstantinos. “The Treatise 

‘On the Section of a Cylinder’ of Serenus of 

Antinoeia and the Apollonian Tradition.” Boll. Stor. 

Sci. Mat. 27 (2007): 51–75. 

883. RASHED, Roshdi. “Lire les anciens textes 

mathématiques : le cinquième livre des Coniques 

d’Apollonius.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 27 (2007): 265– 

288. 

On efforts to understand rival readings and commentaries 

on mathematical texts. 

884. VITRAC, Bernard. “Promenade dans les 

préfaces des textes mathématiques grecs anciens.” 


RADELET-DE GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 519–556. 

885. WAGNER, Roy. “For Some Histories of Greek 

Mathematics.” Sci. Context 22 (2009): 535–565. 

312-104. MUSIC 

886. BARKER, Andrew. “Ptolemy and the Meta- 

Helikôn.” Part of a special issue: On Scientific Instruments 

[ref. 244]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 

344–351. 

On an instrument, reconstructed by the author, that 

will allow one to hear the harmonic ratios based 

upon mathematical principles. 

887. PETRAKI, Zacharoula A. “The Soul ‘Dances’: 

Psychomusicology in Plato’s Republic.” Apeiron 41 

(2008): 147–170. 

On how music in Plato’s view is used to represent 

the emotions of the soul. 


888. BOWEN, Alan C. “From Description to Prediction: 

An Unexamined Transition in Hellenistic 

Astronomy.” “Spotlight on The Nature of Scientific 

Change” [ref. 1900]. Centaurus 51 (2009): 299–304. 

889. COUPRIE, Dirk L. “Problems with Anaximander’s 

Numbers.” Apeiron 42 (2009): 167–183. 

Examines Anaximander’s cosmological astronomy 

evaluating the dimensions of the universe and the 

various angles between celestial objects. 

890. COUPRIE, Dirk L. “The Tilting of the Heavens 

in Presocratic Cosmology.” Apeiron 42 (2009): 259– 

274. 

891. EVANS, James, Christián C. CARMAN, and 

Alan S. THORNDIKE. “Solar Anomaly and Planetary 

Displays in the Antikythera Mechanism.” J. Hist. 

Astron. 41 (2010): 1–39. 


GENERAL WORKS 

892. DE GROOT, Jean. “Modes of Explanation in the 

Aristotelian ‘Mechanical Problems.’ ” Part of special 

issue: Evidence and Interpretation: Studies on Early 

Science and Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch 


893. SCHIEFSKY, Mark. “Structures of Argument 

and Concepts of Force in the Aristotelian Mechanical 

Problems.” Part of special issue: Evidence and Interpretation: 

Studies on Early Science and Medicine in 

Honor of John E. Murdoch [ref. 951]. Early Sci. & 

Med. 14 (2009): 43–67. 

“I argue that the main goal of the Mechanical Problems, 

a short treatise transmitted in the Corpus 

Aristotelicum, is to explain the working of technology 

in terms of the concepts of Aristotelian natural 

philosophy.” (from the abstract) 

894. SISKO, John E. “On the Question of Homoeomereity 

in Anaxagorean Physics.” Apeiron 

42 (2009): 89–103.

312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 59 

On the nature of matter. 


895. MARTELLI, Matteo. “ ‘Divine Water’ in the 

Alchemical Writings of Pseudo-Democritus.” Ambix 

56 (2009): 5–22. 

896. WILLARD, Thomas. “The Metamorphoses of 

Metals: Ovid and the Alchemists.” In Metamorphosis, 

edited by Alison KEITH and Stephen James RUPP 

(Toronto: Centre for Reformation and Renaissance 

Studies, 2007), 151–163. 


897. JOHNSON, Monte Ransome. “The Aristotelian 

Explanation of the Halo.” Apeiron 42 (2009): 325– 

357. 

898. WILSON, Malcolm. “A Somewhat Disorderly 

Nature: Unity in Aristotle’s Meteorologica I–III.” 

Apeiron 42 (2009): 63–88. 


EXPLORATION 

899. MINTZ, Daniel. “The Hunt for the Lost Cities 

of Ptolemy.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 

1–11. 

900. STÜCKELBERGER, Alfred. “Das Europabild 

bei Ptolemaios.” In Europa im Weltbild des Mittelalters, 

edited by BAUMGÄRTNER and KUGLER (2008) 

[ref. 1174], 31–44. 


901. DOODY, Aude. “Pliny’s Natural History: 

Enkuklios Paideia and the Ancient Encyclopedia.” 

J. Hist. Ideas 70 (2009): 1–21. 

902. POLLARD, Elizabeth Ann. “Pliny’s Natural 

History and the Flavian Templum Pacis: Botanical 

Imperialism in First-Century C.E. Rome.” J. World 

Hist. 20 (2009): 309–338. 


903. MACAULEY, David. “The Place of the Elements 

and the Elements of Place: Aristotelian Contributions 

to Environmental Thought.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 9 (2006): 187–206. 

312-130. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GENERAL 

WORKS 

904. MEYER, Martin F. “Die Natur des Organischen: 

Zur wissenschaftlichen Bedeutung der Aristotelischen 

Biologie.” Boch. Phil. Jahr. 12 (2007): 32–53. 

312-131. BOTANY 

905. BOSCHERINI, Silvano. “L’Erbario di Apuleio e 

i precetti dei profeti.” Galenos 1 (2007): 113–118. 

On the naming of plants Apuleius’ Latin text and 

their Greek and Egyptian roots. 

906. FAUSTI, Daniela, and Svetlana HAUTALA. “Bibliografia 

della botanica antica.” Lett. Inform. 6 

(2007): 1–60. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

907. DEHMER, Verena Cäcilia. Aristoteles hispanus: 

eine altspanische Übersetzung seiner Zoologie aus 

dem Arabischen und dem Lateinischen. Beihefte zur 

Zeitschrift für romanische Philologie; Bd. 342. (viii 

+ 263 pp.;.) Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2007. 

ISBN: 9783484523425. 



908. DIAMANDOPOULOS, Athanasios, Pavlov 

GOUDAS, and Hilary DIAMANTOPOULOU. “The 

Human Skin: A Meeting Ground for the Ideas about 

Macrocosm and Microcosm in Ancient and Medieval 

Greek Literature.” Vesalius 7 (2001): 94–101. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

909. ROSELLI, Amneris. “Memoria e sommatoria 

nel processo cognitivo (con edizione di Galeno, 

comm. in hipp. off. med. XVIII B 650, 8–652, 13 

Kühn).” Galenos 1 (2007): 73–85. 

910. YURDIN, Joel Solomon. “Aristotle: From Sense 

to Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/09 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of California, Berkeley, 

2008. Advisor: Code, Alan; Stroud, Barry. Pub. 

no. AAT 3331853. 182 pp. On Aristotle’s theory 

of cognitive development. 


911. ANDROUTSOS, Georges, and Aristide DIA- 

MANTIS. “À propos des conceptions urologiques 

d’Aristote.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 273–276. 

912. BARTOŠ, Hynek. “Soul, Seed, and Palingenesis 

in the Hippocratic de Victu.” Apeiron 42 (2009): 

1–31. 

On the relationships between body and soul, 

medicine and religion, and the idea of palingenesis, 

a type of reincarnation. 

913. BUZZI, Serena. “Aezio Amideno 16.124.12- 

25 e 125.1-6 Zervós nel Parisinus suppl. gr. 446.” 

Galenos 2 (2008): 119–127. 

914. FABRE, André-Julien. “Le cancer dans 

l’Antiquité : Les enseignements de Celse.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 63–70. 

915. FISCHER, Klaus-Dietrich. “Aphorismorum 

Hippocratis argumentum metricum.” Galenos 1 

(2007): 187–190. 

916. GAROFALO, Ivan. “Gli scoli al de sectis e all’ad 

Glauconem nel Parisinus suppl. gr. 634.” Galenos 2 

(2008): 61–105. 

917. GAROFALO, Ivan, Alessandro LAMI, and Amneris 

ROSELLI. (Eds.) Sulla tradizione indiretta dei

60 312. Ancient Greek and Roman contexts 

testi medici greci: atti del II seminario internazionale 

di Siena, Certosa di Pontignano, 19–20 settembre 

2008. Biblioteca di Galenos, 2. (238 pp.) Pisa-Roma: 

Fabrizio Serra Editore, 2009. ISBN: 9788862271387. 

Contributors: Nicoletta PALMIERI, Klaus-Dietrich 

FISCHER, Franco GIORGIANNI, Olivier OVER- 

WIEN, Peter E. PORMANN, Stefania FORTUNA, 

Anna Maria URSO, Anna Maria IERACI BIO, 

Christina SAVINO, Ivan GAROFALO, and Amneris 

ROSELLI. 

918. GAZZANIGA, Valentina, and Carla SERAR- 

CANGELI. “The Ancient Origins of Obstetrics, a Role 

for Women.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 38–41. 

919. HOLMES, Brooke. The Symptom and the 

Subject: The Emergence of the Physical Body in 

Ancient Greece. (xxii + 355 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


9780691138992. 

920. IERACI BIO, Anna Maria. “Dihaireseis relative 

all’ars medica di Galeno nel Neap. Orat. CF 2.1-1 

(olim XXII-1).” Galenos 1 (2007): 149–161. 

921. IRMER, Dieter. “Das Hippokratesglossar Erotians 

und die Identifizierung der erklärten Stellen im 

Corpus Hippocraticum.” Galenos 1 (2007): 61–72. 

922. JOUANNA, Jacques, and Klaus-Dietrich FIS- 

CHER. “Chronobiologie dans la médecine tardive. 

La variation quotidienne des quatre humeurs : nouveaux 

témoignages grecs et latins.” Galenos 1 (2007): 

175–186. 

923. JOUANNA-BOUCHET, Joëlle. “La cautérisation 

dans la médecine antique, étude sur le vocabulaire, 

les instruments et les techniques dans la littérature 

latine.” Galenos 1 (2007): 87–111. 

924. LAMI, Alessandro. “[Ippocrate], Sui disturbi 

virginali. Testo, traduzione e commento.” Galenos 1 

(2007): 15–59. 

925. LEVIN, Susan B. “Eryxismachus’ Tale: The 

Symposium’s Role in Plato’s Critique of Medicine.” 

Apeiron 42 (2009): 275–308. 

926. MANN, Joel E. “Prediction, Precision, and 

Practical Experience: The Hippocratics on Technē.” 

Apeiron 41 (2008): 89–122. 

Evaluates the origins and philosophical understandings 

of medical expertise in ancient Greece. 

927. MODELL, Stephen. “Aristotelian Influence in 

the Formation of Medical Theory.” Eur. Legacy 14 

(2009): 409–424. 

928. NUTTON, V. “Greek Medical Astrology and the 

Boundaries of Medicine.” In Astro-Medicine, edited 

by AKASOY et al. (2008) [ref. 284]. 

929. OLRY, Régis. “Histoire et description des 

grandes collections privées de livres médicaux anciens. 

1. La collection Léo-Errol Pariseau (1882– 

1944).” Vesalius 6 (2000): 120–124. 

930. OLRY, Régis. “Histoire et description des 

grandes collections privées de livres médicaux anciens. 

2. La collection Hiram Winnett Orr (1877– 

1956).” Vesalius 6 (2000): 125–129. 

Régis OLRY, “Histoire et description des grandes 

collections privées de livres médicaux anciens. 1. 

La collection Léo-Errol Pariseau (1882–1944)” 

Vesalius 6 (2000): 120–124 [ref. 929] 

931. PALFI, György, Olivier DUTOUR, Jacques 

BÉRATO, and Jean-Pierre BRUN. “La syphilis en 

Europe dans l’Antiquité : le foetus de Costebelle et 

les autres nouvelles données ostéoarchéologiques.” 

Vesalius 6 (2000): 55–63. 

932. PALMIERI, Nicoletta. “Elementi alessandrini in 

Cassio Felice.” Galenos 1 (2007): 119–135. 

933. PEARN, John. “Patera in Aere. Symbols of the 

Goddess of Health on Coins and Medals.” Vesalius 6 

(2000): 51–54. 

934. PERILLI, Lorenzo. “Su Esichio e i cosiddetti 

‘frammenti’ del Glossario ippocratico di Erotiano.” 

Galenos 2 (2008): 35–55. 

935. RÜTTEN, Thomas. Geschichten vom Hippokratischen 

Eid. (CD-ROM.) Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 

2008. ISBN: 9783447056793. 

936. ZIPSER, Barbara. “Die uneinheitliche 

Überlieferung eines Fragmentes über den Puls und 

ein Iatrosophion.” Galenos 2 (2008): 129–134. 


937. PERDICOYIANNI-PALÉOLOGOU, Hélène. “The 

Vocabulary of Madness from Homer to Hippocrates. 

Part 1: The Verbal Group of µαινoµα.” Hist. Psychiat. 

20 (2009): 311–339. 

938. PERDICOYIANNI-PALÉOLOGOU, Hélène. “The 

Vocabulary of Madness from Homer to Hippocrates. 

Part 2: The Verbal Group of βακχευω and the Noun 

λυσσα.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 457–467. 

Continuation of: Hélène PERDICOYIANNI- 

PALÉOLOGOU, “The Vocabulary of Madness from 

Homer to Hippocrates. Part 1” Hist. Psychiat. 20 

(2009): 311–339 [ref. 937]. 


939. GRIMAUDO, Sabrina. “Galeno, l’Ordine dei 

suoi libri e i destinatari del trattato di Igiene (de ord. 

libr. suor. II 13).” Galenos 2 (2008): 57–60. 


940. ARATA, Luigi. “Due emmenagoghi in Sulle 

malattie femminili I 74.” Galenos 2 (2008): 11–14. 

On a collection of pharmaceutical recipes for drugs 

to induce menstruation from Greek sources. 

941. NELSONS, Sarah E. “Persephone’s Seeds: 

Abortifacients and Contraceptives in Ancient Greek 

Medicine and Their Recent Scientific Appraisal.” 

Pharm. Hist. 51 (2009): 57–68.

320. Medieval Western European contexts 61 


942. KOLOSKI-OSTROW, Ann Olga. “An Overture 

to The Oxford Handbook.” Tech. & Cult. 50 (2009): 

450–452. 

Essay review of Serafina CUOMO, Technology and 

Culture in Greek and Roman Antiquity (2007). 

320. MEDIEVAL WESTERN EUROPEAN 

CONTEXTS 


943. BLÁHOVÁ, Marie. “Spuren des arabischen Wissens 

im mittelalterlichen Böhmen.” In Wissen über 


[ref. 1096], 133–142. 

944. DRAELANTS, Isabelle. “La science naturelle 

et ses sources chez Barthelemy l’Anglais et les encyclopedistes 

contemporains.” In Bartholomaeus Anglicus, 

De proprietatibus rerum, edited by Baudouin 

VAN DEN ABEELE and Heinz MEYER (Turnhout: 

Brepols, 2005), 43–99. 

945. FIJALKOWSKI, Adam. “The Arabic Authors in 

the Works of Vincent of Beauvais.” In Wissen über 


[ref. 1096], 483–495. 

946. GOUGUENHEIM, Sylvain. Aristote au Mont- 

Saint-Michel : Les racines grecques de l’Europe 

chrétienne. L’Univers Historique. (277 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Paris: Éditions du Seuil, 2008. ISBN: 

9782020965415. 


947. HASSE, Dag Nikolaus. “The Social Conditions 

of the Arabic-(Hebrew-)Latin Translation Movements 

in Medieval Spain and in the Renaissance.” In Wissen 

über Grenzen, edited by SPEER and WEGENER 

(2006) [ref. 1096], 68–86. 

948. JACQUART, Danielle, Danièle JAMES-RAOUL, 

and Olivier SOUTET. (Eds.) Par les mots et 

les textes—mélanges de langue, de littérature et 

d’histoire des sciences médiévales offerts à Claude 

Thomasset. Travaux de stylistique et de linguistique 

françaises. (896 pp.; ill.) Paris: Presses 

de l’Université de Paris-Sorbonne, 2005. ISBN: 

2840503573. 

Includes: Sylvie BAZIN-TACCHELLA, “Lequel 

dans la traduction française de la Chirurgia Magna 

de Guy de Chauliac : un outil de cohésion,” 37-53 

[ref. 1222]; Jean-Patrice BOUDET, “Astrologie et 

politique dans la crise du milieu du XIVe siècle : 

Le Livre des élections universelles des douze maisons 

de Pèlerin de Prusse,” 83-104 [ref. 1130]; 

Joëlle DUCOS, “Astrométéorologie et vulgarisation. 

Le livre VI de Li compilacions de le science 

des estoilles de Léopold d’Autriche,” 239-256 

[ref. 1118]. 

949. LIBRANDI, Rita, and Rosa PIRO. (Eds.) Lo 

scaffale della biblioteca scientifica in volgare, secoli 

XIII-XVI: atti del Convegno (Matera, 14–15 ottobre 

2004). Micrologus’ Library, 16. (526 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Firenze: SISMEL, Edizioni del Galluzzo, 

2006. ISBN: 9788884502100. 

950. NAUTA, Lodi. “A Weak Chapter in the Book 

of Nature. Hans Blumenberg on Medieval Thought.” 



[ref. 234], 135–150. 

951. NEWMAN, William R., and Edith Dudley 

SYLLA. “Introduction.” Introduction to special issue: 

Evidence and Interpretation: Studies on Early 

Science and Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch. 

Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 1–21. 

Contents: Jean DE GROOT, “Modes of Explanation 

in the Aristotelian ‘Mechanical Problems,’ ” 

22–42 [ref. 892]; Mark SCHIEFSKY, “Structures 

of Argument and Concepts of Force in the Aristotelian 

Mechanical Problems,” 43–67 [ref. 893]; 

A. I. SABRA, “The Simple Ontology of Kalām 

Atomism: An Outline,” 68–78 [ref. 579]; Elaheh 

KHEIRANDISH, “Footprints of ‘Experiment’ in 

Early Arabic Optics,” 79–104 [ref. 616]; Michael 

MCVAUGH, “The ‘Experience-Based Medicine’ 

of the Thirteenth Century,” 105–130 [ref. 1246]; 

Yael RAIZMAN-KEDAR, “The Intellect Naturalized: 

Roger Bacon on the Existence of Corporeal 

Species within the Intellect,” 131–157 [ref. 1092]; 

Steven P. MARRONE, “Magic and the Physical 

World in Thirteenth-Century Scholasticism,” 158– 

185 [ref. 986]; Johannes M. M. H. THIJSSEN, “The 

Debate over the Nature of Motion: John Buridan, 

Nicole Oresme and Albert of Saxony. With 

an Edition of John Buridan’s Quaestiones super 

libros Physicorum, secundum ultimam lecturam, 

Book III, q. 7,” 186–210 [ref. 1150]; Edith Dudley 

SYLLA, “John Buridan and Critical Realism,” 

211–247 [ref. 1126]; William R. NEWMAN, “The 

Significance of ‘Chymical Atomism,’ ” 248–264 

[ref. 1706]; Craig MARTIN, “Conjecture, Probabilism, 

and Provisional Knowledge in Renaissance 

Meteorology,” 265–289 [ref. 1445]; Michael H. 

SHANK, “Setting Up Copernicus? Astronomy 

and Natural Philosophy in Giambattista Capuano 

da Manfredonia’s Expositio on the Sphere,” 290– 

315 [ref. 1423]; André GODDU, “Copernicus’s 

Mereological Vision of the Universe,” 316–339 

[ref. 1401]; Qiong ZHANG, “From ‘Dragonology’ 

to Meteorology: Aristotelian Natural Philosophy 

and the Beginning of the Decline of the Dragon in 

China,” 340–368 [ref. 737]; Anne A. DAVENPORT, 

“Baroque Fire (A Note on Early-Modern Angelology),” 

369–397 [ref. 1618]; Christoph LÜTHY and 

Alexis SMETS, “Words, Lines, Diagrams, Images: 

Towards a History of Scientific Imagery,” 398–439 

[ref. 176]. 

952. VENTURA, Iolanda. “Aristoteles fuit causa 

efficiens huius libri: On the Reception of Pseudo- 

Aristotle’s Problemata in Late Medieval Encyclopaedic 

Culture.” In Aristotle’s Problemata in 

Different Times and Tongues, edited by Pieter DE 

LEEMANS and Michele GOYENS (Louvain: Leuven 

Univ. Press, 2006), 113–144. 

953. VISSER, Sandra, and Thomas WILLIAMS. 

Anselm. Great Medieval Thinkers. (xii + 303 pp.; 


ISBN: 9780195309386.

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320-23. SCIENCE AND CULTURE: LITERATURE 

AND THE ARTS 

954. FALZONE, Paolo. “La progressione dall’Uno al 

molteplice nel II canto del ‘Paradiso’ (vv. 112–120).” 

In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, edited by 


955. GALLARINO, Marco. “Il ruolo cosmogonico 

della rovina angelica nel pensiero di Dante.” In 



956. KAUTH, Jean-Marie. “The Shaping of Dante’s 

Cosmos.” Medievalia Hum. 32 (2006): 7–24. 


957. ARNOLD, John. Belief and Unbelief in Medieval 

Europe. (viii + 320 pp.; bibl.; index.) London; 

New York: Hodder Arnold, 2005. ISBN: 

0340807865; 9780340807866. 


958. FINKENBERG, Frank. Ancilla theologiae? 

Theologie und Wissenschaften bei Roger Bacon. 

Veröffentlichungen der Johannes-Duns-Skotus- 

Akademie für Franziskanische Geistesgeschichte und 

Spiritualität Mönchengladbach, 24. (113 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Mönchengladbach: B. Kühlen, 2007. ISBN: 

9783874482837. 

959. FORSCHNER, Maximilian. “Natur und 

Übernatur. Moses Maimonides und Thomas von 

Aquin über Glauben und Wissen.” In The Trias of 

Maimonides, edited by Georges TAMER (Berlin: De 

Gruyter, 2005), 373–393. 

960. GOODICH, Michael. Miracles and Wonders: 

The Development of the Concept of Miracle, 1150– 

1350. Church, Faith, and Culture in the Medieval 

West. (xii + 148 pp.; bibl.; index.) Aldershot, England, 

2007. ISBN: 9780754658757. 

961. GREGORY, Tullio. “Cosmogonia biblica e 

cosmologie cristiane.” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie 


[ref. 1122], 169–194. 

962. GROH, Dieter. “The Emergence of Creation 

Theology. The Doctrine of the Book of Nature in 

the Early Church Fathers in the East and the West up 

to Augustine.” In The Book of Nature in Antiquity 

and the Middle Ages, edited by VANDERJAGT and 

BERKEL (2005) [ref. 234], 21–34. 

963. KÖNIG-PRALONG, Catherine. “Le traité 

des accidents de Dietrich de Freiberg. Stratégies 

exégétiques pour une reconduction de l’accidentel 

au par soi.” In Recherches sur Dietrich de Freiberg, 

edited by BIARD et al. (2009) [ref. 1003], 107–129. 

964. MAINOLDI, Ernesto Sergio. “Metabolé e 

metánoia. Il ruolo dell’antropologia biblico-patristica 

nelle stazioni del pensiero teologico medievale a 

fronte al problema cosmologico.” In Cosmogonie e 

cosmologie nel medioevo, edited by MARTELLO et 

al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 215–252. 

965. MEIRINHOS, José Francisco. “De l’intellect à 

la theophilosia : la plus haute réalisation de l’âme 

chez Petrus Hispanus Portugalensis.” In Intellect et 

imagination dans la philosophie médiévale, edited 

by Maria Cândida da Costa Reis Monteiro PACHECO 

and José Francisco MEIRINHOS (Turnhout: Brepols, 

2006), 1113–1129. 

966. PURDY, Christiana Therese. “A Sacred Banquet: 

Medicine and Theology in Dante’s ‘Inferno.’ ” 


Dissertation at Yale University, 2009. Advisor: 

Mazzotta, Giuseppe. Pub. no. AAT 3395975. 300 

pp. 

967. RITCHEY, Sara. “Rethinking the Twelfth- 

Century Discovery of Nature.” J. Medieval Early 

Mod. Stud. 39 (2009): 225–255. 

968. VANDERPUTTEN, Steven. “Exploring the Book 

of Nature? Human History and Natural History in 

Monastic Historiography from the Middle Ages.” 



[ref. 234], 151–166. 


969. EAGLETON, Catherine. Monks, Manuscripts 

and Sundials: The Navicula in Medieval England. 

(x + 292 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden and Boston: 

Brill, 2010. ISBN: 9789004176652. 

970. LUGLI, Emanuele. “Pietre di paragone: The 

Production of Spatial Order in the Twelfth-Century 

Lombard City.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/12 (2010). 

Dissertation at New York University, 2009. Advisor: 

Trachtenberg, Marvin. Pub. no. AAT 

3380217. 492 pp. 

971. SEGAL, Alain. “New Reflections on the Instruments 

Represented in the Manuscripts of John 

Arderne’s Treatise ‘De Fistula in Ano.’ ” Vesalius 12 

(2006): 12–17. 

320-42. SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION; EDUCATIONAL 

INSTITUTIONS 

972. CADDEN, Joan. “Preliminary Observations on 

the Place of the Problemata in Medieval Learning.” 

In Aristotle’s Problemata in Different Times and 

Tongues, edited by Pieter DE LEEMANS and Michele 

GOYENS (Louvain: Leuven Univ. Press, 2006), 1–20. 

973. CAROTI, Stefano, and Christophe GRELLARD. 

(Eds.) Nicolas d’Autrécourt et la Faculté des Arts de 

Paris (1317–1340). Quaderni di “Paideia,” 4. (329 

pp.) Cesena: Stilgraf, 2006. ISBN: 9788890067389. 

Actes du colloque de Paris, 19-21 mai 2005. 

Contents: William J. COURTENAY, “Arts and 

Theology at Paris, 1326–1340,” 15-63; Dallas 

G. DENERY, II, “Nicolas of Autrecourt on Saving 

the Appearances,” 65-84 [ref. 1025]; Dominik 

PERLER, “Relations necessaires ou contingentes 

? Nicolas d’Autrécourt et la controverse 

sur la nature des relations cognitives,” 85-112 

[ref. 1088]; Robert AURÉLIEN, “Jamais Aristote 

n’a eu de connaissance d’une substance : Nicolas 

d’Autrécourt en contexte,” 113-152 [ref. 998];


Christophe GRELLARD, “Nicolas Drukken de Dacie, 

entre Autrécourt et Buridan. Logique et théorie 

de la connaissance à la fin des années 1330,” 

153-174 [ref. 1047]; Jack ZUPKO, “Buridan and 

Autrécourt : A Reappraisal,” 175-194 [ref. 1106]; 

Jean CELEYRETTE, “L’indivisibilisme de Nicolas 

d’Autrécourt dans le contexte parisien des années 

1330,” 195-218 [ref. 1018]; Stefano CAROTI, 

“Nicolas d’Autrécourt, la génération, la corruption 

et l’altération,” 219-252 [ref. 1016]; Jean- 

Baptiste BRENET, “Averroès et les ‘averroïstes’ 

dans le traité Sur l’éternité des choses de Nicolas 

d’Autrécourt,” 253-276 [ref. 1009]; Guido 

ALLINEY, “The Theory of the Will in Nicholas 

of Autrécourt : A Threefold Structure,” 277-297 

[ref. 1200]; Joël BIARD, “Nicolas d’Autrécourt et 

Gautier Burley,” 299-318 [ref. 1004]. 

974. GROH, Ruth. “Theological and Philosophical 

Prerequisites for the Teaching of the ‘Book of Nature.’ 

” In The Book of Nature in Antiquity and the 


(2005) [ref. 234], 49–56. 

975. WÖHLER, Hans-Ulrich. “Die erste philosophische 

Fakultät in Sachsen bis zum Beginn der Reformation 

im lokalen, regionalen und überregionalen 

Kontext.” Boch. Phil. Jahr. 13 (2008): 217–240. 

On the University of Leipzig, founded in 1409. 

320-43. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES OF 

SCIENTISTS 

976. BOGAART, Saskia. “Vernacularisation of Latin 

Science: On the Properties of Things and Van den 

proprieteyten der Dinghen.” In Bartholomaeus Anglicus, 



Brepols, 2005), 31–41. 

977. BURNETT, Charles, and Peter Murray JONES. 

“Scientific and Medical Writings.” In The Cambridge 

History of the Book in Britain, edited by N. J. MOR- 

GAN and R. M. THOMPSON (Cambridge: Cambridge 

Univ. Press, 2008), 1021–1056. 

978. DUCOS, Joëlle. “La traduction comme mode de 

diffusion scientifique au Moyen Âge.” In Traduire la 

science, edited by DURIS (2008) [ref. 251], 11–24. 

979. GILLI, Patrick. (Ed.) Les élites lettrées au 

Moyen Âge : modèles et circulation des savoirs en 

Méditerranée occidentale, XIIe-XVe siècles. (345 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Montpellier: Presses universitaires 

de la Méditerranée, 2008. ISBN: 9782842698225. 

Includes: Tiziana PESENTI, “Libri di medicina tra 

Padova, Bologna e Montpellier nel secolo XIV,” 

135-153 [ref. 1253]. 


980. BOUDET, Jean-Patrice, and Julien VÉRONÈSE. 

“Le secret dans la magie rituelle médiévale.” Micrologus 

14 (2006): 101–150. 

981. FEDERICI VESCOVINI, Graziella. “La concezione 

della virtus occulta nella dottrina medica di 

Arnaldo da Villanova e di Pietro d’Abano.” In Ecriture 

et réécriture des textes philosophiques médiévaux. 

Volume d’hommage offert à Colette Sirat, edited by 

J. HAMESSE and O. WEIJERS (Turnhout: Brepols, 

2006), 107–135. 

982. FEDERICI-VESCOVINI, Graziella. Medioevo 

magico: la magia tra religione e scienza nei secoli 

XIII e XIV. (xxxi + 494 pp.; bibl.; index.) Torino: 

UTET libreria, 2008. ISBN: 9788802079264. 

983. IRIBARREN, Isabel, and Martin LENZ. (Eds.) 

Angels in Medieval Philosophical Inquiry: Their 

Function and Significance. Ashgate Studies in Medieval 

Philosophy. (xiv + 235 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Aldershot, England: Ashgate Pub. Ltd, 2008. ISBN: 

9780754658030. 

Includes: Sylvain PIRON, “Deplatonising the Celestial 

Hierarchy: Peter John Olivi’s Interpretation 

of the Pseudo-Dionysius,” 29-44; Tiziana 

SUÁREZ-NANI, “Angels, Space and Place: The 

Location of Separate Substances According to 

John Duns Scotus,” 89-111; Dominik PERLER, 

“Thought Experiments: The Methodological 

Function of Angels in Late Medieval Epistemology,” 

143-153; Alexander MURRAY, “Demons as 

Psychological Abstractions,” 171-184; Stephan 

MEIER-OESER, “Medieval, Renaissance and 

Reformation Angels: A Comparison,” 187-200 

[ref. 1327]; Anja HALLACKER, “On Angelic Bodies: 

Some Philosophical Discussions in the 17th 

Century,” 201-214 [ref. 1633]. 

984. LÁNG, Benedek. Unlocked Books: Manuscripts 

of Learned Magic in the Medieval Libraries of Central 

Europe. (xiv + 334 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) University 

Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780271033778. 

Focuses on the transmission of books from the 

Arabic world. 


985. MANDOSIO, Jean-Marc. “Problèmes et controverses 

: à propos de quelques publications récentes 

sur la magie au Moyen Age et à la Renaissance.” 

Aries (Association pour la Recherche et l’Information 

sur l’Ésotérisme) 7 (2007): 207–225. 

986. MARRONE, Steven P. “Magic and the Physical 

World in Thirteenth-Century Scholasticism.” Part of 

special issue: Evidence and Interpretation: Studies 

on Early Science and Medicine in Honor of John E. 

Murdoch [ref. 951]. Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 

158–185. 

987. ROPER, Lyndal. “Witchcraft and the Western 

Imagination.” Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. 16 (2006): 

117–141. 

988. SKEMER, Don C. Binding Words: Textual 

Amulets in the Middle Ages. Magic in History. (viii 

+ 327 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) University Park, Pa: 

Pennsylvania State University Press, 2006. ISBN: 

9780271027227. 

989. WILLIAMS, Steven J. “Esotericism, Marvels, 

and the Medieval Aristotle.” Micrologus 14 (2006): 

171–191. 

990. WÜNSCH, Thomas. (Ed.) Religion und Magie 

in Ostmitteleuropa: Spielräume theologischer Nor-


mierungsprozesse in Spätmittelalter und Früher Neuzeit. 

Religions- und Kulturgeschichte in Ostmittelund 

Südosteuropa, 8. (ii + 339 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: 

Lit, 2006. ISBN: 9783825892739. 

Contents: Thomas WÜNSCH, “Religion und Magie 

in Ostmitteleuropa: eine Einführung,” 1-9; Richard 

KIECKHEFER, “Magic at Innsbruck: The Case 

of 1485 Reexamined,” 11-29 [ref. 1324]; Martin 

SCHEUTZ, “Die große Hoffnung, die Abstiegsangst 

und die Magie. Schatzgräber und -beter in den 

österreichischen Erbländern der Frühen Neuzeit,” 

31-62 [ref. 1864]; Bernd-Ulrich HERGEMÖLLER, 

“Heiltümer und Symbole im Zeitalter der Luxemburger. 

Reliquienkult und Bildersturm in 

Böhmen von Karl IV. bis zu den Hussiten,” 63-83; 

Zdeněk UHLÍŘ, “Texte über den Aberglauben in 

den tschechischen Handschriftensammlungen des 

Mittelalters,” 85-120; Christoph DAXELMÜLLER, 

“Magie zwischen Religion und Wissenschaft am 

Hof Rudolfs II von Habsburg in Prag,” 121-141 

[ref. 1321]; Stefan SAMERSKI, “Exorzistische 

Praktiken und apotropäische Schutzzeichen in 

Olmütz. Eine jesuitische Propaganda um 1600,” 

143-157 [ref. 1331]; Bernhart JÄHNIG, “Magie im 

alten Ordensland. Zum Nachleben vorchristlicher 

Vorstellungen in Herzogtum Preußen,” 159-174 

[ref. 1323]; Thomas WÜNSCH, “Normgebung zwischen 

Katholizismus, Heidentum und Calvinismus: 

Der lutherische Prediger Paul Einhorn in Kurland 

in der ersten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts,” 175-195 

[ref. 1597]; Krzysztof BRACHA, “Magie und Aberglaubenskritik 

in den Predigten des Spätmittelalters 

in Polen,” 197-215; Adam FIJALKOWSKI, “Magie 

im ‘Speculum maius’ des Vinzenz von Beauvais 

O.P. (1264) und die Reflexe in Ostmitteleuropa 

während des späten Mittelalters,” 217-223; Beata 

WOJCIECHOWSKA, “Magic in Annual Rites in Late 

Medieval Poland,” 225-238; Jerzy KALISZUK, 

“The Three Kings in Popular Piety in Poland in 

the Late Middle Ages,” 239-255; Benedek LÁNG, 

“The Criminalization of Possessing Necromantic 

Books in Fifteenth-Century Krakow,” 257-271 

[ref. 1325]; Edward POTKOWSKI, “Gott, Teufel 

und Schrift. Vorstellungen zu den heiligen und 

dämonischen Wirkungen der Schrift im Polen 

des 15.–16. Jahrhunderts,” 273-285 [ref. 1330]; 

Tomasz WIŚLICZ, “ ‘Miraculous Sites’ in the Early 

Modern Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth,” 

287-299 [ref. 1838]; Dániel BÁRTH, “Kirchliche 

Benediktionspraxis im frühneuzeitlichen Ungarn,” 

301-320; Thede KAHL, “Der Böse Blick—Ein gemeinsames 

Element in Volksglauben von Christen 

und Mulimen,” 321-335. 


991. ACHTNER, Wolfgang. Vom Erkennen zum Handeln: 

Die Dynamisierung von Mensch und Natur 

im ausgehenden Mittelalter als Voraussetzung für 

die Entstehung naturwissenschaftlicher Rationalität. 

Religion, Theologie und Naturwissenschaft, 

12. (430 pp.; bibl.; index.) Göttingen: Vandenhoeck 

& Ruprecht, 2008. ISBN: 9783525569832. 

992. AKASOY, Anna, and Alexander FIDORA. “Ibn 

Sab‘īn and Raimundus Lullus—The Question of the 

Arabic Sources of Lullus’ Logic Revisited.” In Islamic 


and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 433–488. 

993. ALBERTUS DE SAXONIA. Quæstiones in Aristotelis 

De cælo : édition critique. Edited by Benoît 

PATAR. (l + 555 pp.; bibl.; index.) Louvain: Peeters, 

2008. ISBN: 9789042921047. 

994. ALBERTUS MAGNUS. L’unità dell’intelletto: 

testo latino a fronte. Edited by Anna RODOLFI. [De 

unitate intellectus contra Averroistas.] In Italian. 

(216 pp.; bibl.) Milano: Bompiani, 2007. ISBN: 

9788845258084. 

995. ALONSO, André. “Philosophi aliter intellexerunt. 

Problemas criticos de um trecho da Expositio 

in Tertium De anima de João de Janduno.” In Idade 

Média, edited by J. A. de SOUZA (Porto Alegre: Est 

Edições, 2006), 240–248. 

996. AMERINI, Fabrizio. “The Semantics of Substantial 

Names: The Tradition of the Commentaries 

on Aristotle’s ‘Metaphysics.’ ” Rech. Théol. Phil. 

Médiév. 75 (2008): 395–440. 

997. ARIS, Marc-Aeilko. “Das Sein der Dauer und 

die Ordnung der Zeit: Nikolaus von Kues über den 

Jüngsten Tag und die Tage zuvor.” In Das Sein 

der Dauer, edited by SPEER and WIRMER (2008) 

[ref. 1097], 211–223. 

998. AURÉLIEN, Robert. “Jamais Aristote n’a eu de 

connaissance d’une substance : Nicolas d’Autrécourt 

en contexte.” In Nicolas d’Autrécourt et la Faculté 

des Arts de Paris (1317–1340), edited by CAROTI 

and GRELLARD (2006) [ref. 973], 113–152. 

999. BECCARISI, Alessandra, Ruedi IMBACH, and 

Pasquale PORRO. (Eds.) Per perscrutationem philosophicam: 

neue Perspektiven der mittelalterlichen 

Forschung: Loris Sturlese zum 60. Geburtstag gewidmet. 

Corpus philosophorum Teutonicorum Medii 

Aevi, 4. (x + 495 pp.; bibl.; index.) Hamburg: Felix 

Meiner, 2008. ISBN: 9783787318698. 

Includes: Alessandro PALAZZO, “The Scientific 

Significance of Fate and Celestial Influences 

in Some Mature Works by Albert the Great: De 

fato, De somno et vigilia, De intellectu et intelligibili, 

Mineralia,” 55-78 [ref. 1083]; Kurt 

FLASCH, “Dietrich von Freiberg und Siger von 

Brabant. Eine Studie zur ‘Schule’ Alberts des 

Großen,” 127-141; Burkhard MOJSISCH, “Die 

Theorie des Bewußtseins (ens conceptionale) bei 

Dietrich von Freiberg. Aristoteles-Rezeption und 

Aristoteles-Transformation in 13. Jahrhundert,” 

142-155 [ref. 1207]; Alessandra BECCARISI, 

“Dietrich in den Niederlanden. Ein neues Dokument 

in niederrheinischer Mundart,” 292-314; 

Jacqueline HAMESSE, “Les instruments de travail 

utilisés par Jean XXII et Clément VI, témoins de 

leurs intérêts scientifiques,” 333-347 [ref. 1051]. 

1000. BERGER, Harald. “Martinus Anglicus (dictus 

Bilond?), Tractatus de suppositione. Einleitung und 

Text von Harald Berger.” Boch. Phil. Jahr. 12 (2007): 

157–173. 

1001. BEULLENS, Pieter, and Pieter DE LEEMANS. 

“Aristote à Paris : le système de la pecia et les traduc-


tions de Guillaume de Moerbeke.” Rech. Théol. Phil. 

Médiév. 75 (2008): 87–135. 

1002. BIANCHI, Luca. Pour une histoire de la double 

vérité. (192 pp.; bibl.; index.) Paris: J. Vrin, 2008. 

ISBN: 9782711621477. 

1003. BIARD, Joél, Dragos CALMA, and Ruedi IM- 

BACH. (Eds.) Recherches sur Dietrich de Freiberg. 

Studia artistarum, 19. (270 pp.; ill.) Turnhout: Brepols, 

2009. ISBN: 9782503528823. 

Partial contents: Alain de LIBERA, “A’Averroès 

en Augustin. Intellect et cognition selon Dietrich 

de Freiberg,” 15-62; Dragos CALMA, “La 

connaissance réflexive de l’intellect agent. Le 

‘premier averroïsme’ et Dietrich de Freiberg,” 

63-105; Catherine KÖNIG-PRALONG, “Le traité 

des accidents de Dietrich de Freiberg. Stratégies 

exégétiques pour une reconduction de l’accidentel 

au par soi,” 107-129 [ref. 963]; Alessandra BEC- 

CARISI, “Dietrich in the Netherlands. A New 

Document in the Lower Rhenisch Vernacular,” 

221-237; Matthieu HUSSON, “Les figures dans les 

textes optiques de Deitrich de Freiberg,” 239-264 

[ref. 1146]. 

1004. BIARD, Joël. “Nicolas d’Autrécourt et Gautier 

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1005. BIDESE, Ermenegildo. “Das Problem der 

Bewegung und seine Bedeutung für eine Theorie der 

performativen Erkenntnis. Systematische Aspekte 

entlang der Bewegungs- und Zeitanalyse im IV. Buch 

des Physikkommentars des Thomas von Aquin.” In 

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1006. BLOCH, David. “Nicholaus Graecus and the 

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Médiév. 50 (2008): 83–103. 

1007. BOETHIUS VAN DACIË. Boethii Daci Quaestiones 

super librum De anima I-II. Edited by Robert 

WIELOCKX and Gianfranco FIORAVANTI. Corpus 

philosophorum Danicorum Medii Aevi, 14. (383 

pp.; bibl.) Hauniae: apud Librarium Universitatis 

Austro-Danicae, 2009. ISBN: 9788775330058. 

1008. BOULNOIS, Olivier. “Augustin et les theories 

de l’image au Moyen Age.” Rev. Sci. Phil. Théol. 91 

(2007): 75–91. 

1009. BRENET, Jean-Baptiste. “Averroès et les 

‘averroïstes’ dans le traité Sur l’éternité des choses 

de Nicolas d’Autrécourt.” In Nicolas d’Autrécourt et 

la Faculté des Arts de Paris (1317–1340), edited by 

CAROTI and GRELLARD (2006) [ref. 973], 253–276. 

1010. BRENET, Jean-Baptiste. (Ed.) Averroès et les 

averroïsmes juif et latin : Actes du colloque international, 

Paris, 16–18 juin 2005. Textes et études du 

moyen âge, 40. (367 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: 

Brepols, 2007. ISBN: 9782503527420. 

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d’une école averroïste inconnue : Erfurt,” 299-306 

[ref. 1070]. 

1011. BURIDANUS, Johannes. Lectura Erfordiensis 

in I-VI Metaphysicam together with the 15th-century 

Abbreviatio Caminensis. Edited by L. M. DE RIJK. 

Studia artistarum 16. (lxxxvi + 267 pp.; index.) 

Turnhout: Brepols, 2008. ISBN: 9782503528731. 

1012. BURIDANUS, Johannes. Quaestiones Topicorum. 

Edited by Niels Jørgen GREEN-PEDERSEN. 

Artistarum, 12. (xxiv + 208 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: 

Brepols, 2008. ISBN: 9782503528533. 

1013. CALMA, Dragos. “Citations, vérité, miracles. 

Etude sur la présence d’Averroès dans l’oeuvre de 

Dietrich de Freiberg.” Ph.D. dissertation at the Université 

de Paris-IV. (2008). 

1014. CAO, Gian Mario. Scepticism and Orthodoxy: 

Gianfrancesco Pico as a Reader of Sextus Empiricus; 

with a Facing Text of Pico’s Quotations from Sextus. 

(xiv + 110 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Pisa, Rome: Fabrizio 

Serra, 2007. ISBN: 9788862270021. 

1015. CAROTI, Stefano. “La ‘reactio’ in Italia: Jacopo 

da Forlì.” In “Ad ingenii acuitionem” Studies in 

Honour of Alfonso Maierù, edited by S. CAROTI et 

al. (Louvain-la-Neuve: FIDEM, 2006), 13–38. 

1016. CAROTI, Stefano. “Nicolas d’Autrécourt, la 

génération, la corruption et l’altération.” In Nicolas 

d’Autrécourt et la Faculté des Arts de Paris (1317– 

1340), edited by CAROTI and GRELLARD (2006) 

[ref. 973], 219–252. 

1017. CELEYRETTE, Jean. “Apparences et imaginations 

chez Nicole Oresme : Question III.1 sur la 

Physique et question sur l’apparence d’une chose.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 83–100. 

1018. CELEYRETTE, Jean. “L’indivisibilisme de 

Nicolas d’Autrécourt dans le contexte parisien des 

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1019. CESALLI, L., Nadja GERMANN, and M. J. F. 

M. HOENEN. (Eds.) University, Council, City: Intellectual 

Culture on the Rhine, 1300–1550. Acts of the 

XIIth International Colloquium of the Société Internationale 

pour l’Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale, 

Freiburg im Breisgau, 27–29 October 2004. (xvi 

+ 366 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2007. 

ISBN: 9782503526638. 

Includes: Corneille A. KNEEPKENS, “How to 

Prepare for a BA in the Late Middle Ages: Reparationes 

or Study Aids for Logic,” 63-95 [ref. 1063]. 

1020. CORBINI, Amos. La teoria della scienza nel 

XIII secolo: I commenti agli analitici secondi. Testi 

e studi per il “Corpus philosophorum Medii Aevi,” 

20. (xix + 347 pp.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: SISMEL, 

Edizioni del Galluzzo, 2006. ISBN: 9788884502223. 

1021. COTTIER, Georges. “La doctrine philosophique 

et théologique de la création chez Thomas 

d’Aquin.” Nova et Vetera 84 (2009): 71–83. 

1022. COUCKE, Gijs. “The Needle in the Haystack: 

In Search of the Model of Peter of Abano’s Expositio 

problematum.” Rev. Hist. Textes 4 (2009): 179–213.


1023. CROSS, Richard. “Appendix. Natural Philosophy: 

An Analytic Index.” In Theological Quodlibeta 

in the Middle Ages, edited by Chris SCHABEL (Leiden: 

Brill, 2007), 701–758. 

1024. DE MOWBRAY, Malcolm. “The De aeternitate 

mundi of Boethius of Dacia and the Paris 

Condemnation of 1277.” Rech. Théol. Phil. Médiév. 

73 (2006): 201–256. 

1025. DENERY, Dallas G., II. “Nicolas of Autrecourt 

on Saving the Appearances.” In Nicolas d’Autrécourt 

et la Faculté des Arts de Paris (1317–1340), edited by 

CAROTI and GRELLARD (2006) [ref. 973], 65–84. 

1026. DÉVIÈRE, Elisabeth. “Barthélémy de Messine, 

traducteur d’Aristote : les mots de la famille de 

pneûma et leur équivalents latins.” Filo. Medio. 14 

(2007): 221–244. 

1027. DEWENDER, Thomas. “Imaginary Experiments 

(procedere secundum imaginationem) in Later 

Medieval Natural Philosophy.” In Intellect et imagination 

dans la philosophie médiévale, edited by 

Maria Cândida da Costa Reis Monteiro PACHECO 


2006), 1823–1833. 

1028. DITILH NOVAES, Catarina. “Medieval Obligationes 

as Logical Games of Consistency Maintenance.” 

Synthese 145 (2005): 371–395. 

1029. DONATI, Silvia. “Un commento parigino al De 

generatione et corruptione degli anni intorno al 1277, 

un nuovo testimone: Praha, Knihovna Metropolitní 

Kapituli, Cod. L.74 (1320).” Bull. Phil. Médiév. 48 

(2006): 101–124. 

1030. DUMONT, Stephen D. “Godfrey of Fontaines 

and the Succession Theory of Forms at Paris in the 

Early Fourteenth Century.” In Philosophical Debates 

at Paris in the Early Fourteenth Century, edited by 

Stephen F. BROWN, Thomas DEWENDER and Theo 

KOBUSCH (Leiden: Brill, 2009), 39–125. 

1031. EARDLEY, Peter S. “The Problem of Moral 

Weakness, the propositio magistralis, and the Condemnation 

of 1277.” Mediaeval Stud. 68 (2006): 

161–203. 

1032. EUSTRATIUS, ASPASIUS, and Michael EPHE- 

SIUS. Eustratius, Aspasius, Michael Ephesius et al.: 

Aristotelis Stagiritae Moralia Nicomachia. Neudruck 

der Ausgabe Paris 1543. Edited by David A. LINES 

and Charles H. LOHR. Commentaria in Aristotelem 

Graeca: versiones latinae temporis resuscitatarum 

litterarum (CAGL) Bd. 11, Teil 1. (xviii + 253 pp.; 

ill.) Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt: Frommann-Holzboog, 

2006. ISBN: 9783772812309. 

1033. FERNÁNDEZ, Carolina Julieta. “Aspectos del 

problema filosófico-teológico de la causalidad en la 

Edad Media.” In Idade Média, edited by J. A. de 

SOUZA (Porto Alegre: Est Edições, 2006), 66–73. 

1034. FIDORA, Alexander, and Matthias LUTZ- 

BACHMANN. (Eds.) Erfahrung und Beweis: die 

Wissenschaften von der Natur im 13. und 14. Jahrhundert. 

Translated title: [Experience and Demonstration: 

The Sciences of Nature in the 13th and 

14th Centuries] In German. Wissenskultur und 

gesellschaftlicher Wandel, 14. (vii + 302 pp.) Berlin: 

Akademie Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 9783050042497. 

Contents: Wolfgang DETEL, “Logic and Experience 

in Aristotle,” 3-10 [ref. 864]; Miira TUOMI- 

NEN, “How Do We Know the Principles? Late 

Ancient Perspectives to Aristotle’s Theory,” 

11-24 [ref. 876]; Andreas SPEER, “Scientia demonstrativa 

et universaliter ars faciens scire. Zur 

methodischen Grundlegung einer Wissenschaft 

von der Natur durch Robert Grosseteste,” 25-40 

[ref. 1095]; Jeremiah HACKETT, “Experience and 

Demonstration in Roger Bacon: A Critical Review 

of some Modern Interpretations,” 41-60; 

Leen SPRUIT, “Albert the Great on the Epistemology 

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to Duns Scotus,” 207-224; Gerhard LEIBOLD, 

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la philosophie médiévale, edited by Maria Cândida 

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In Per perscrutationem philosophicam, edited 

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1095. SPEER, Andreas. “Scientia demonstrativa 

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de Gruyter, 2006. ISBN: 9783110189988. 

Proceedings of the 34th Kölner Mediaevistentagung, 

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Nikolaus HASSE, “The Social Conditions of the 

Arabic-(Hebrew-)Latin Translation Movements in 

Medieval Spain and in the Renaissance,” 68-86 

[ref. 947]; Mauro ZONTA, “The Jewish Mediation 

in the Transmission of Arabo-Islamic Science 

and Philosophy to the Latin Middle Ages,” 89-105 

[ref. 793]; Marie BLÁHOVÁ, “Spuren des arabischen 

Wissens im mittelalterlichen Böhmen,” 133- 

142 [ref. 943]; Iolanda VENTURA, “Il De materia 

medica di Dioscoride nel Medioevo: mediazione 

araba e ricezione occidentale,” 317-339 [ref. 1274]; 

Melitta Weiss ADAMSON, “Ibn Gazla auf dem 

Weg nach Bayern,” 357-376 [ref. 1218]; Jean- 

Marc MANDOSIO and Carla DI MARTINO, “La 

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Adam FIJALKOWSKI, “The Arabic Authors in the 

Works of Vincent of Beauvais,” 483-495 [ref. 945]; 

Roberto HOFMEISTER PICH, “Untersuchungen 

zu Scotus’ Rezeption der wissenschaftlichen Methodologie 

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[ref. 1055]; Guy GULDENTOPS, “Arabic Sciences 

in the Mirror of Henry Bate’s Philosophical Encyclopedia,” 

521-541 [ref. 1049]; Robert POD- 

KONSKI, “Al-Ghazali’s Metaphysics as a Source of 

Anti-Atomistic Proofs in John Duns Scotus’s Sentences 

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GENSLER, “Averroes’ Influence in Walter Burley’s 

Commentary on ‘De generatione et corruptione,’ ” 

641-652 [ref. 1043]; Mieczyslaw MARKOWSKI, 

“Der averroistisch geprägte Aristotelismus als via 

communis,” 655-661 [ref. 1076]; Anna-Dorothee 

VON DEN BRINCKEN, “Die stumme Weltkarte 

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1097. SPEER, Andreas, and David WIRMER. (Eds.) 

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(xix + 585 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Walter de 

Gruyter, 2008. ISBN: 9783110203097. 

Partial contents: Christoph KANN, “Incipit/desinit 

und die Semantik der Dauer in der mittelalterlichen 

Logik,” 89-110 [ref. 1060]; Nadja GERMANN, 

“Zwischen veritas naturae und fides historiae. 

Zeit und Dauer bei Abbo von Fleury,” 173-195 

[ref. 1044]; Michel LEMOINE, “La durée dans 

la ‘Cosmographie’ de Bernard Silvestre,” 196- 

210 [ref. 1121]; Marc-Aeilko ARIS, “Das Sein 

der Dauer und die Ordnung der Zeit: Nikolaus 

von Kues über den Jüngsten Tag und die Tage 

zuvor,” 211-223 [ref. 997]; Dietrich LOHRMANN, 

“Motus continuus und motus perpetuus in der 

mittelalterlichen Technik und Physik,” 224-243 

[ref. 1148]; Barbara VENTAROLA, “Bewegung 

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1098. STURLESE, Loris. Homo divinus: Philosophische 

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Stuttgart: W. Kohlhammer Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 

9783170197909. 

1099. TRACEY, Martin J. “Revisiting Albert the 

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In Intellect et imagination dans la philosophie 

médiévale, edited by Maria Cândida da Costa Reis 

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1100. TREMBLAY, Bruno. “Nécessité, rôle et nature 

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1101. TRIFOGLI, Cecilia. Liber quartus Physicorum 

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1102. VENTAROLA, Barbara. “Bewegung im Buch 

der Natur: Entzug und Rekonstruktion der Dauer 

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1103. WEBER-SCHROTH, Stephanie. “Zum Begriff 

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sought knowledge without recourse to observation 

and experiment. 

1106. ZUPKO, Jack. “Buridan and Autrécourt: A 

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1109. BIARD, Joël. “John Buridan and the Mathematical 

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1110. BIARD, Joël, and Sabine ROMMEVAUX. “La 

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1111. BORRELLI, Arianna. Aspects of the Astrolabe: 

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Century Europe. Sudhoffs Archiv; Beihefte (SAr-B), 

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astrolabe and its role in the transmission of mathematical 

knowledge from the Arab world. 


1112. FIRENZE, Jacopo da. Jacopo da Firenze’s 

Tractatus algorismi and Early Italian Abbacus Culture. 

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ed il Petriboni, due abacisti del XV secolo.” 

Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 27 (2007): 9–49. 


1117. CHABÁS, José, and Bernard R. GOLDSTEIN. 

“Astronomical Activity in Portugal in the Fourteenth 

Century.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 199–212. 

1118. DUCOS, Joëlle. “Astrométéorologie et vulgarisation. 

Le livre VI de Li compilacions de le 

science des estoilles de Léopold d’Autriche.” In 

Par les mots et les textes—mélanges de langue, de 

littérature et d’histoire des sciences médiévales offerts 

à Claude Thomasset, edited by JACQUART et al. 

(2005) [ref. 948], 239–256. 

1119. GAYÀ, Jordi. “La cosmología en el ‘Ars’ 

de Ramon Llull.” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie 


[ref. 1122], 141–168. 

1120. GRAY, Shirley B. “A Detective Story Continued.” 

Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 180–184. 

References John Ceres AMSON, “Gregory’s Meridian 

Line of 1673–74” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 

23 (2008): 58–72. 

1121. LEMOINE, Michel. “La durée dans la ‘Cosmographie’ 

de Bernard Silvestre.” In Das Sein 

der Dauer, edited by SPEER and WIRMER (2008) 

[ref. 1097], 196–210.


1122. MARTELLO, Concetto, Chiara MILITELLO, 

and Andrea VELLA. (Eds.) Cosmogonie e cosmologie 

nel medioevo. Atti del Convegno della Società 

italiana per lo studio del pensiero medievale 

(S.I.S.P.M.), Catania, 22-24 settembre 2006. (xv + 

511 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2008. 

ISBN: 9782503529516. 

Contents: Guido ALLINEY, “Rivoluzioni scientifiche 

nella filosofia della natura medievale?” 

1-18 [ref. 1548]; Carmela BAFFIONI, “Cosmologia 

e ismā‘īlismo negli Ikhwān al-Ṣafā,’ ” 19-34 

[ref. 599]; Carla DI MARTINO, “I ‘Meteorologica’ 

di Avicenna,” 35-46 [ref. 629]; Paolo FAL- 

ZONE, “La progressione dall’Uno al molteplice 

nel II canto del ‘Paradiso’ (vv. 112–120),” 47-62 

[ref. 954]; Gianfranco FIORAVANTI, “I ‘Meteorologica’, 

Alberto e oltre,” 63-78; Marco GAL- 

LARINO, “Il ruolo cosmogonico della rovina angelica 

nel pensiero di Dante,” 79-88 [ref. 955]; 

Rosanna GAMBINO, “La cosmologia di Massimo 

il Confessore,” 89-108; Roberto GATTI, “L’infinito 

fisico in Gersonide (Milḥamot ha-Šem, Libro sesto, 

Parte prima, cap. XI),” 109-140 [ref. 792]; 

Jordi GAYÀ, “La cosmología en el ‘Ars’ de Ramon 

Llull,” 141-168 [ref. 1119]; Tullio GREGORY, 

“Cosmogonia biblica e cosmologie cristiane,” 169- 

194 [ref. 961]; Olga LIZZINI, “Le cosmologie 

di Alfarabi e di Avicenna,” 195-214 [ref. 605]; 

Ernesto Sergio MAINOLDI, “Metabolé e metánoia. 

Il ruolo dell’antropologia biblico-patristica nelle 

stazioni del pensiero teologico medievale a fronte 

al problema cosmologico,” 215-252 [ref. 964]; 

Chiara MILITELLO, “Il divino nella traduzione 

calcidiana del ‘Timeo,’ ” 253-268 [ref. 1079]; Cesare 

A. MUSATTI, “Il ‘De Caelo’ di Aristotele 

nella seconda metà del XIII secolo: le questioni 

di Pietro d’Alvernia e alcuni commenti anonimi,” 

269-308; Pietro PALMERI, “Elementi di filosofia 

della natura nelle ‘Questiones naturales’ di 

Adelardo di Bath,” 309-324 [ref. 1084]; Ivana 

PANZECA, “La struttura gerarchica delle luci in 

Sohravardī,” 325-338 [ref. 577]; Gianfranco PEL- 

LEGRINO, “ ‘Novus ex veteribus libellus’: Guglielmo 

di Conches nella ‘Summa’ di Nicola di 

Strasburgo,” 339-350; Luciana PEPI, “L’uomo come 

microcosmo in Mosè Maimonide,” 351-362 

[ref. 1086]; Michela PEREIRA, “Cosmologie alchemiche,” 

363-410 [ref. 1163]; Fabio SELLER, 

“La questione del Grande Anno nella cosmologia 

di Pietro d’Abano,” 411-424 [ref. 1123]; Patrizia 

SPALLINO, “ ‘Dall’Uno non procede che 

uno’: l’interpretazione islamica della produzione 

dell’essere nelle ‘Rasā’il’ di Qūnawī e Ṭūsī,” 

425-443 [ref. 580]; Alessandra TARABOCHIA 

CANAVERO, “I colori dell’arcobaleno nel Medioevo 

(dal IV al XIII secolo),” 445-462 [ref. 1171]; 

Pinella TRAVAGLIA, “Alle origini di una cosmologia 

alchemica: il ‘De secretis nature,’ ” 463-486 

[ref. 1165]; Andrea VELLA, “La tradizione testuale 

delle ‘Quaestiones super librum De Caelo’ di 

Giovanni di Jandun,” 487-494; Ubaldo VILLANI- 

LUBELLI, “ ‘Cerchi e linee e ponti’: il saggio ed il 

cosmo ne ‘La composizione del cosmo’ di Restoro 

d’Arezzo,” 495-511. 

1123. SELLER, Fabio. “La questione del Grande 

Anno nella cosmologia di Pietro d’Abano.” In 



1124. SILLA, Edith Dudley. “The Status of Astronomy 

between Experience and Demonstration in 

the Commentaries on Aristotle’s Posterior Analytics 

of Robert Grosseteste and Walter Burley.” In 

Erfahrung und Beweis, edited by FIDORA and LUTZ- 

BACHMANN (2007) [ref. 1034], 265–292. 

1125. STEPHENSON, F. Richard. “Investigation of 

Medieval European Records of Solar Eclipses.” J. 

Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 95–104. 

1126. SYLLA, Edith Dudley. “John Buridan and 

Critical Realism.” Part of special issue: Evidence 

and Interpretation: Studies on Early Science and 

Medicine in Honor of John E. Murdoch [ref. 951]. 

Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 211–247. 

“I examine what John Buridan has to say in his 

Quaestiones in Analytica Posteriora relevant to the 

subalternate mathematical sciences, particularly 

astronomy.” (from the abstract) 

1127. VALLICROSA, José María Millás. “Pedro 

Alfonso’s Contribution to Astronomy.” Aleph 10 

(2010): 139–168. 


1128. BERGDOLT, Klaus. “Petrarca und die Astrologie.” 

In Zukunftsvoraussagen in der Renaissance, 

edited by Klaus BERGDOLT and Walther LUDWIG 

(Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2005), 281–292. 

1129. BOUDET, Jean-Patrice. “A ‘College of Astrology 

and Medicine’? Charles V, Gervais Chrétien, 

and the Scientific Manuscripts of Maître Gervais’s 

College.” Part of a special issue: “Stars, Spirits, 

Signs: Towards a History of Astrology 1100–1800” 


(2010): 99–108. 

1130. BOUDET, Jean-Patrice. “Astrologie et politique 

dans la crise du milieu du XIVe siècle : Le 

Livre des élections universelles des douze maisons 

de Pèlerin de Prusse.” In Par les mots et les textes— 

mélanges de langue, de littérature et d’histoire des 

sciences médiévales offerts à Claude Thomasset, 

edited by JACQUART et al. (2005) [ref. 948], 83–104. 

1131. BOUDET, Jean-Patrice. “Les horoscopes princiers 

dans l’Occident médiéval (XIIIe – XVe siècle).” 

Micrologus 16 (2008): 373–392. 

1132. BURNETT, Charles. “Hebrew and Latin Astrology 

in the Twelfth Century: The Example of the 

Location of Pain.” Part of a special issue: “Stars, 

Spirits, Signs: Towards a History of Astrology 1100– 

1800” [ref. 286]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

41 (2010): 70–75. 

1133. CAREY, H. M. “Medieval Latin Astrology 

and the Cycles of Life: William English and English 

Medicine in Cambridge,Trinity College MS O.5.26.” 

In Astro-Medicine, edited by AKASOY et al. (2008) 

[ref. 284]. 

1134. CAREY, Hilary M. “Judicial Astrology in 

Theory and Practice in Later Medieval Europe.” Part 

of a special issue: “Stars, Spirits, Signs: Towards a


History of Astrology 1100–1800” [ref. 286]. Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 90–98. 

1135. DEROLEZ, Albert. “Two Notes on Mercatel’s 

Earliest Astrological Manuscripts.” In Tributes in 

Honor of James H. Marrow, edited by A. S. Korteweg 

JEFFREY F. HAMBURGER (London: Harvey Miller, 

2006), 185–188. 

1136. DOMÍNGUEZ RODRIGUEZ, Ana. “Astrología 

y mitología en los manuscritos illustrados de Alfonso 

X El Sabio.” Espan. Med. 30 (2007): 27–64. 

1137. GENSLER, Marek. “Walter Burley on the 

Influence of Planets.” In Intellect et imagination dans 




1138. RALLEY, Robert. “Stars, Demons and the 

Body in Fifteenth-Century England.” Part of a special 

issue: “Stars, Spirits, Signs: Towards a History of 

Astrology 1100–1800” [ref. 286]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 109–116. 

1139. RUTKIN, H. Darrel. “Mysteries of Attraction: 

Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola, Astrology 

and Desire.” Part of a special issue: “Stars, Spirits, 

Signs: Towards a History of Astrology 1100–1800” 


(2010): 117–124. 

1140. SMOLLER, Laura Ackerman. “Teste Albumasare 

cum Sibylla: Astrology and the Sibyls in 

Medieval Europe.” Part of a special issue: “Stars, 



41 (2010): 76–89. 


GENERAL WORKS 

1141. BALDNER, S. “Albertus Magnus and the Categorization 

of Motion.” Thomist 70 (2006): 203–235. 

1142. EICHINGER, Alexander. “Optics and the 

Knowledge of Christ in Richard Fishacre.” In Intellect 

et imagination dans la philosophie médiévale, 

edited by Maria Cândida da Costa Reis Monteiro 

PACHECO and José Francisco MEIRINHOS (Turnhout: 

Brepols, 2006), 1279–1290. 

1143. FEDERICI VESCOVINI, Graziella. “De la 

métaphysique de la lumière à la physique de la 

lumière dans la perspective des XIII e et XIV e siècles.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 101–118. 

1144. GRELLARD, Christophe, and Aurélien 

ROBERT. (Eds.) Atomism in Late Medieval Philosophy 

and Theology. History of Science and Medicine 

Library, 8. (vi + 250 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: 

Brill, 2009. ISBN: 9789004172173. 

Contents: Christophe GRELLARD and Aurélien 

ROBERT, “Introduction”; John E. MURDOCH, “Beyond 

Aristotle: Indivisibles and Infinite Divisibility 

in the Later Middle Ages”; Rega WOOD, “Indivisibles 

and Infinites: Rufus on Points”; Elzbieta JUNG 

and Robert PODKONSKI, “Richard Kilvington on 

Continuity”; Sander W. de BOER, “The Importance 

of Atomism in the Philosophy of Gerard of 

Odo (O.F.M.)”; Christophe GRELLARD, “Nicholas 

of Autrecourt’s Atomistic Physics”; Aurélien 

ROBERT, “William Crathorn’s Mereotopological 

Atomism”; Jean CELEYRETTE, “An Indivisibilist 

Argumentation at Paris around 1335: Michel of 

Montecalerio’s Question on Point and the Controversy 

with John Buridan”; Emily MICHAEL, 

“John Wyclif’s Atomism”; Joël BIARD, “Blasius 

of Parma Facing Atomist Assumptions.” 


1145. HOFFMANN, Peter. “Die Bestimmung der 

Physik als Wissenschaft bei Thomas von Aquin.” 

In Erfahrung und Beweis, edited by FIDORA and 

LUTZ-BACHMANN (2007) [ref. 1034], 163–174. 

1146. HUSSON, Matthieu. “Les figures dans 

les textes optiques de Deitrich de Freiberg.” In 

Recherches sur Dietrich de Freiberg, edited by 

BIARD et al. (2009) [ref. 1003], 239–264. 

1147. KRIEGER, Gerhard. “Imprimit quendam impetum. 

Experience and Proof in Impetus Physics.” 

In Erfahrung und Beweis, edited by FIDORA and 

LUTZ-BACHMANN (2007) [ref. 1034], 233–248. 

1148. LOHRMANN, Dietrich. “Motus continuus und 

motus perpetuus in der mittelalterlichen Technik und 

Physik.” In Das Sein der Dauer, edited by SPEER and 

WIRMER (2008) [ref. 1097], 224–243. 

1149. RAIZMAN-KEDAR, Yael. “Questioning Aristotle: 

Roger Bacon on the True Essence of Colour.” 

J. Med. Latin 17 (2007): 372–383. 

1150. THIJSSEN, Johannes M. M. H. “The Debate 

over the Nature of Motion: John Buridan, Nicole 

Oresme and Albert of Saxony. With an Edition of 

John Buridan’s Quaestiones super libros Physicorum, 

secundum ultimam lecturam, Book III, q. 7.” Part of 

special issue: Evidence and Interpretation: Studies 



186–210. 

1151. ZHANG Butian. “The Debate on the Nature 

of Motion in the Middle Ages.” [Translated title.] In 



1152. RASMUSSEN, Seth C. “Advances in 13th- 

Century Glass Manufacturing and Their Effect on 

Chemical Progress.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 33 (2008): 

28–34. 

1153. ZHU Jing and REN Dingcheng. “The Early 

History of Preparation of Arsenic by Three Europeans.” 


Yanjiu 27 (2008): 151–165. 


1154. CALVET, Antoine. “La tradition alchimique 

latine (XIIIe-XVe s.) et le corpus alchimique 

du pseudo-Arnaud de Villeneuve.” Médiévales 52 

(2007): 39–54.


1155. CIFUENTES, Lluís. “Textes scientifiques en 

catalan (XIIIe-XIVe siècles) dans les bibliothèques de 

France.” Médiévales 52 (2007): 89–118. 

On alchemical works. 

1156. CLARK, John R. “Anonymous on Alchemy, 

Aristotle, and Creation: An Unedited Thirteenth- 

Century Text.” Traditio 61 (2006): 149–166. 

1157. CRISCIANI, Chiara. “Alchimia, alchimisti e 

corti nel tardo Medioevo: documenti e racconti.” 

Micrologus 16 (2008): 433–457. 

1158. CRISCIANI, Chiara. “Tra Dio, intelletto ed 

esperienza: aspetti del secreto nell’alchimia latina 

(secoli XIII-XIV).” Micrologus 14 (2006): 193–214. 

1159. DEVUN, Leah. Prophecy, Alchemy and the 

End of Time: John of Rupescissa in the Late Middle 

Ages. (xiii + 255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Columbia University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780231145381. 

1160. DEVUN, Leah. “The Jesus Hermaphrodite: 

Science and Sex Difference in Premodern Europe.” J. 

Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 193–218. 

1161. GRUND, Peter. “Textual Alchemy: The Transformation 

of Pseudo-Albertus Magnus’s Semita Recta 

into the Mirror of Lights.” Ambix 56 (2009): 202– 

225. 

1162. OBRIST, Barbara. “Views on History in Medieval 

Alchemical Writings.” Ambix 56 (2009): 226– 

238. 

1163. PEREIRA, Michela. “Cosmologie alchemiche.” 

In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, 


410. 

1164. RICHTER, Tonio Sebastian. “What Kind 

of Alchemy is Attested by Tenth-Century Coptic 

Manuscripts?” Ambix 56 (2009): 23–35. 

1165. TRAVAGLIA, Pinella. “Alle origini di una 

cosmologia alchemica: il ‘De secretis nature.’ ” In 



1166. VINCIGUERRA, Antony. “The Ars alchemie: 

The First Latin Text on Practical Alchemy.” Ambix 

56 (2009): 57–67. 

1167. WILLIAMS, Alan. “A Note on Liquid Iron in 

Medieval Europe.” Ambix 56 (2009): 68–75. 


1168. BURNETT, Charles. “Weather Forecasting, 

Lunar Mansions and a Disputed Attribution: The 

Tractatus pluviarum et aeris mutationis and Epitome 

totius astrologiae of ‘Iohannes Hispalensis.’ ” In Islamic 


and RAVEN (2008) [ref. 559], 219–266. 

1169. GUILELMUS DE MOERBEKA. Meteorologica: 

translatio Guillelmi de Morbeka, Praefatio—Editio 

textus. Edited by Gudrun VUILLEMIN-DIEM. (xviii 

+ 436 pp.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2008. 

ISBN: 9782503530802. 

1170. MANDOSIO, Jean-Marc, and Carla DI MAR- 

TINO. “La ‘Météorologie’ d’Avicenne (Kitâb al-Šifâ’ 

V) et sa diffusion dans le monde latin.” In Wissen 


(2006) [ref. 1096], 406–424. 

1171. TARABOCHIA CANAVERO, Alessandra. “I 

colori dell’arcobaleno nel Medioevo (dal IV al XIII 

secolo).” In Cosmogonie e cosmologie nel medioevo, 


462. 

1172. VAQUERO, J. M., M. C. GALLEGO, and J. A. 

GARCÍA. “A Note on a Possible Optic-Atmospheric 

Phenomenon in the Iberian Peninsula in the 13th 

Century.” Hist. Meteor. 5 (2009): 19–22. 

Relates phenomena to the Biblical description of 

Joshua’s miracle. 


EXPLORATION 

1173. BARTHÉLEMY L’ANGLAIS. Barthélemy 

l’Anglais. Le livre des regions. Edited by Brent 

A. PITTS. Plain Texts Series, 15. (53 pp.; bibl.) 

London: Anglo-Norman Text Society, 2006. ISBN: 

9780905474472. 

An early Anglo-Norman translation of Book XV 

(which deals mostly with geography) of Bartholomaeus’ 

De proprietatibus rerum. 

1174. BAUMGÄRTNER, Ingrid, and Hartmut KU- 

GLER. (Eds.) Europa im Weltbild des Mittelalters: 

kartographische Konzepte. (330 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Berlin: Akademie Verlag, 2008. ISBN: 

9783050044651. 

Contents: Ingrid BAUMGÄRTNER, “Europa in der 

Kartographie des Mittelalters. Repräsentationen— 

Grenzen—Paradigmen,” 9-28; Alfred STÜCK- 

ELBERGER, “Das Europabild bei Ptolemaios,” 

31-44 [ref. 900]; Patrick Gautier DALCHÉ, 

“Représentations géographiques de l’Europe— 

septentraionale, centrale et orientale—au Moyen 

Age,” 63-79; Ingrid BAUMGÄRTNER, “Graphische 

Gestalt und Signifikanz. Europa in den Weltkarten 

des Beatus von Liébana und des Ranulf Higden,” 

81-132; P. D. A. HARVEY, “Europa und das Heilige 

Land,” 135-142; Andreas KAPLONY, “Ist Europa 

eine Insel? Europa auf der rechteckigen Weltkarte 

des arabischen ‘Book of Curiosities’ (Kitāb 

Ġarā’ib al-funūn),” 143-156 [ref. 625]; Anna- 

Dorothee von den BRINCKEN, “Europa um 1320 

auf zwei Weltkarten süditalienischer Provenienz. 

Die Karte zur ‘Chronologia magna’ des Paulinus 

Minorita (BnF Lat. 4939) und die Douce-Karte 

(Bodleian Douce 319),” 157-170; Evelyn EDSON, 

“Dacia ubi et Gothia. Die nordöstliche Grenze 

Europas in der mittelalterlichen Kartographie,” 

173-189; Patrizia LICINI, “European and Ottoman 

Landmarks from a Portolan Chart at the Time of 

Enea Silvio Piccolomini,” 191-218 [ref. 1454]; Stefan 

SCHRÖDER, “Grenzerfahrungen. Mittelalterliche 

Reisende an den Rändern Europas,” 219-237; 

Margriet HOOGVLIET, “The Wonders of Europe: 

From the Middle Ages to the Sixteenth Century,” 

239-255; Andrew GOW, “Empirical Empire:


Eurocentrism and Cosmopolitanism in the ‘Last’ 

Mappamundi (Fra Mauro),” 259-267 [ref. 1452]; 

Piero FALCHETTA, “The Use of Portolan Charts 

in European Navigation during the Middle Ages,” 

269-276; Martina STERCKEN, “Regionale Identität 

im spätmittelalterlichen Europa. Kartographische 

Darstellungen,” 277-300. 

1175. BIGG, Charlotte, David AUBIN, and Philipp 

FELSCH. “Introduction: The Laboratory of Nature— 

Science in the Mountains.” Introduction to special 

issue. Sci. Context 22 (2009): 311–321. 

Contents: Nicky REEVES, “ ‘To demonstrate the 

exactness of the instrument’: Mountainside Trials 

of Precision in Scotland, 1774,” 323–340 

[ref. 1850]; Philipp FELSCH, “Mountains of Sublimity, 

Mountains of Fatigue: Towards a History of 

Speechlessness in the Alps,” 341–364 [ref. 2032]; 

David AUBIN, “The Hotel That Became an Observatory: 

Mount Faulhorn as Singularity, Microcosm, 

and Macro-Tool,” 365–386 [ref. 2300]; 

Daniel SPEICH, “Mountains Made in Switzerland: 

Facts and Concerns in Nineteenth-Century Cartography,” 

387–408 [ref. 2437]; Jan von BREVERN, 

“Counting on the Unexpected: Aimé Civiale’s 

Mountain Photography,” 409–437 [ref. 2388]; Andrea 

WESTERMANN, “Inherited Territories: The 

Glarus Alps, Knowledge Validation, and the Genealogical 

Organization of Nineteenth-Century 

Swiss Alpine Geognosy,” 439–461 [ref. 2420]; 

Deborah R. COEN, “The Storm Lab: Meteorology 

in the Austrian Alps,” 463–486 [ref. 2393]; 

Catherine Nisbett BECKER, “Professionals on the 

Peak,” 487–507 [ref. 2301]; Stéphane Le GARS 

and David AUBIN, “The Elusive Placelessness of 

the Mont-Blanc Observatory (1893–1909): The 

Social Underpinnings of High-Altitude Observation,” 

509–531 [ref. 2219]. 

1176. GAUTIER DALCHÉ, Patrick. “Représentations 

géographiques savantes, constructions et pratiques de 

l’espace.” In Construction de l’espace au Moyen Age, 

by (Paris: Presses de la Sorbonne, 2007), 13–38. 

1177. HOOGVLIET, Margriet. Pictura et scriptura : 

Textes, images, et herméneutique des Mappae mundi 

(XIIIe–XVIe siècle). Terrarvm orbis: histoire des 

representations de l’espace: textes, images, 5. (390 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: Brepols 

Publishers, 2007. ISBN: 9782503520650. 


1178. LILLEY, Keith D., Christopher D. LLOYD, and 

Bruce M. S. CAMPBELL. “Mapping the Realm: A 

New Look at the Gough Map of Britain (c.1360).” 

Imago Mundi 61 (2009): 1–28. 

1179. O’LOUGHLIN, Thomas. “Map Awareness in 

the Mid-Seventh Century: Jonas’ Vita Columbani.” 

Imago Mundi 62 (2010): 83–85. 

1180. POLO, Marco. Le devisement du monde. Tome 

V, À travers la Chine du sud. Edited by Philippe 

MÉNARD, Jean-Claude DELCLOS, and Claude 

ROUSSEL. Textes littéraires français, 586. (300 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Genève: Libr. Droz, 2006. 

ISBN: 9782600010597. 

1181. POZZA, Marco. “Marco Polo Milion: An Unknown 

Source Concerning Marco Polo.” Mediaeval 

Stud. 68 (2006): 285–301. 

1182. PRÉVOT, Brigitte. “Terre et eau dans le Liber 

de proprietatibus rerum : des éléments pour quelle 

géographie ?” In Bartholomaeus Anglicus, De proprietatibus 

rerum, edited by Baudouin VAN DEN 

ABEELE and Heinz MEYER (Turnhout: Brepols, 

2005), 185–202. 

1183. SEAVER, Kirsten A. “ ‘Pygmies’ of the Far 

North.” J. World Hist. 19 (2008): 63–87. 

On the 11th-century Norse view of North American 

natives. 

1184. SMALLWOOD, T. M. “The Date of the Gough 

Map.” Imago Mundi 62 (2010): 3–29. 

1185. THOMSON, Rodney. “Medieval Maps at Merton 

College, Oxford.” Imago Mundi 61 (2009): 84– 

90. 

1186. VORHOLT, Hanna. “Touching the Tomb of 

Christ: Notes on a Twelfth-Century Map of Jerusalem 

from Winchcombe, Gloucestershire.” Imago Mundi 

61 (2009): 244–255. 


1187. DONATI, Silvia. “Guglielmo di Clifford 

(†1306) e alcuni commenti anonimi ai Libri naturales 

del ms. Cambridge, Peterhouse, 157 (De anima, 

De generatione et corruptione, Meteora, De somno et 

vigilia, De vegetabilibus).” Docum. Stud. Trad. Fil. 

Mediev. 19 (2008): 501–618. 


WORKS 

1188. JOHNSTON, Eric M. “The Role of Aristotelian 

Biology in Thomas Aquinas’s Theology of Marriage.” 


Dissertation at The Catholic University of America, 

2008. Advisor: Johnstone, Brian V. Pub. no. AA. 

321 pp. 

320-131. BOTANY 

1189. BARTHOLOMAEUS ANGLICUS. De proprietatibus 

rerum, t. VI, Liber XVII. Edited by Iolanda 

VENTURA. De Diversis Artibus, t. 79, N.S. 42. (xlix 

+ 262 pp.; bibl.; index; ill.) Turnhout: Brepols, 2007. 

ISBN: 9782503525372. 

The critical edition based on five manuscripts of 

the Latin text of book XVII devoted to botany. 

1190. VENTURA, Iolanda. “Quellen, Konzeption 

und Rezeption der Pflanzenbücher von Enzyklopädien 

des 13. Jahrhunderts. Zu De proprietatibus 

rerum, Buch XVII.” In Bartholomaeus Anglicus, De 

proprietatibus rerum, edited by Baudouin VAN DEN 


2005), 267–317. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1191. ALBERT THE GREAT. Questions Concerning 

Aristotle’s “On Animals.” Edited by Irven Michael


RESNICK and Kenneth F. KITCHELL. (xxxiii + 574 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Washington, DC: Catholic University 

of America Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780813215198. 

1192. CLARK, Willene B. A Medieval Book of 

Beasts: The Second-Family Bestiary: Commentary, 

Art, Text and Translation. (280 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Woodbridge: Boydell, 2006. ISBN: 9780851156828. 

1193. CLARK, Willene B. “Four Latin Bestiaries and 

De bestiis et aliis rebus.” In Bestiaires médiévaux, 

edited by Baudouin VAN DEN ABEELE (Louvainla-Neuve: 

Université Catholique de Louvain, 2005), 

49–69. 

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1208. NOONE, Timothy B. “Scotus on Mind and Being: 

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1209. REILLY, Brian Joseph. “The Hidden Optics of 

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1210. REYNOLDS, Philip L. “The Infants of Eden: 

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On the relationship of clothing to character and 

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In Form and Content of Instruction in 

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1218. ADAMSON, Melitta Weiss. “Ibn Gazla auf 

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1221. BARRY, Stephane, and Norbert GUALDE. “La 

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1222. BAZIN-TACCHELLA, Sylvie. “Lequel dans la 

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On the saving power attributed to Christ’s blood. 


1226. CABALLERO-NAVAS, Carmen. “The Care 

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1227. CHANDELIER, Joël, Laurence MOULINIER- 

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1229. D’ARONCO, Maria Amalia. “The Transmission 

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1231. FERRACES RODRÍGUEZ, Arsenio. “Fragmentos 

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Galenos 1 (2007): 137–147. 

1232. FORTUNA, Stefania. “The Prefaces to the First 

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1233. GIRALT, Sebastià. “La tradition médicale 

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1234. GLAZE, Florence Eliza. “Master-Student 

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494. 

1235. GLAZE, Florence Eliza, Brian K. NANCE, and 

Suzanne PORTER. “The Diseased Body: Resources 

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1237. GREEN, David. “Masculinity and Medicine: 

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1238. GREEN, Monica Helen. Making Women’s 

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1239. IBN BAKLARISH, Yusuf ibn Ishaq. Ibn Baklarish’s 

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1240. JACQUART, Danielle, and Agostino PAR- 

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1241. KEIL, Gundolf. “Chirurgische Fachprosa des 

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1242. LALLOUETTE, Anne-Laure. “Regards des 

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1243. MANDRIN, Isabelle. Griechische und griechisch 

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1244. MARTIN, Jean-Pierre. “Le vieillard et la chirurgie 

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1245. MAUCH, Ute. “Erste Überlegungen zur Wissensorganisation 

im Kodex Ms. 8769 der Biblioteca 

nacional in Madrid mit einer Edition des Traktats 

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1246. MCVAUGH, Michael. “The ‘Experience- 

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1247. MCVAUGH, Michael. The Rational Surgery 

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1248. MERISALO, Outi. “Transition and Continuity 

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1249. MOLY-MARIOTTI, Florence. “Le Taqwim as- 

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On a work devoted to the medicinal qualities and 

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1250. MURANO, Giovanna. “Opere di Galeno nella 

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1251. NUTTON, Vivian. “De motibus liquidis and the 

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1253. PESENTI, Tiziana. “Libri di medicina tra 

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1254. PILSWORTH, Clare. “Could You Just Sign 

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1255. RICHARDSON, Kristina Lynn. “Blighted Bodies 

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Mecca, 1400–1550 CE.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/01 

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Dissertation at University of Michigan, 2008. Advisor: 

Babayan, Kathryn; Bonner, Michael David. 

Pub. no. AAT 3343196. 247 pp. 

1256. SCHNELL, Bernhard. “Prag und die Anfänge 

der deutschen Pestliteratur im Mittelalter.” In 

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östlichen Europa, edited by Ralf G. PÄSLER and 

Dietrich SCHMIDTKE (Heidelberg: Winter, 2006), 

483–501. 

1257. SEGRE, Vera. “La tradizione iconografica dei 

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344. 

Concerns a medieval pharmacological treatise. 

1258. THEILMANN, John. “A Plague of Plagues: 

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J. Interdis. Hist. 37 (2007): 371–393. 

1259. VAN ARSDALL, Anne. “Medical Training in 

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In Form and Content of Instruction in Anglo- 

Saxon England and in the Light of Contemporary 

Manuscript Evidence, edited by Lendinara PATRIZIA, 

Loredana LAZZARI and Maria Amalia D’ARONCO 

(Brepols: Turnhout, 2007), 415–434. 

1260. VÁZQUEZ GUJÁN, Manuel E. “Sur les traces 

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manuscrit Paris, BNF, latin 7102.” Galenos 2 (2008): 

107–118. 

1261. WALLIS, Faith. Medieval Medicine: A Reader. 

Readings in Medieval Civilizations and Cultures, 15. 

(xxvii + 563 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: University 

of Toronto Press, 2010. ISBN: 9781442601697. 

1262. YOSHIKAWA, Naoë Kukita. “Holy Medicine 

and Diseases of the Soul: Henry of Lancaster and Le 

Livre de Seyntz Medicines.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 

397–414. 

1263. ZIMMERMAN, Susan. “Leprosy in the Medieval 

Imaginary.” Part of a series on diseases in the 

early modern period [ref. 1264]. J. Medieval Early 

Mod. Stud. 38 (2008): 559–587. 

1264. ZIMMERMAN, Susan. “The Diseased Body in 

Premodern Europe: Ideology and Representation.” 

First article in a series. J. Medieval Early Mod. Stud. 

38 (2008): 403–412. 

Contents: Shigehisa KURIYAMA, “The Forgotten 

Fear of Excrement,” 413–442 [ref. 1268]; Andrew 

WEAR, “Place, Health, and Disease: The Airs, 

Waters, Places Tradition in Early Modern England 

and North America,” 443–465 [ref. 1783]; José 

PARDO-TOMÁS and Àlvar MARTÍNEZ-VIDAL, 

“Stories of Disease Written by Patients and Lay 

Mediators in the Spanish Republic of Letters 

(1680–1720),” 467–491 [ref. 1770]; Mary LIN- 

DEMANN, “The Body Debated: Bodies and Rights 

in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Germany,” 

493–521 [ref. 1766]; Valeria FINUCCI, “ ‘There’s 

the Rub’: Searching for Sexual Remedies in the 

New World,” 523–557 [ref. 1762]; Susan ZIM- 

MERMAN, “Leprosy in the Medieval Imaginary,” 

559–587 [ref. 1263]; Florence Eliza GLAZE, Brian 

K. NANCE and Suzanne PORTER, “The Diseased 

Body: Resources for Scholarly Inquiry in the Duke 

University History of Medicine Collections,” 589– 

610 [ref. 1235]. 


1265. MCVAUGH, Michael. “Arnau de Vilanova 

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sensi interni e intelletto dai secoli XIII-XIV 

ai post-cartesiani e spinoziani, edited by Graziella 

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VINTI (Turnhout: Brepols, 2005), 119–138. 

1266. PFAU, Aleksandra Nicole. “Madness in the 

Realm: Narratives of Mental Illness in Late Medieval 

France.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/01 (2009). 


Hughes, Diane Owen; Puff, Helmut. Pub. 

no. AAT 3343186. 322 pp. 


1267. DEWITTE, Sharon N. “The Paleodemography 

of the Black Death 1347–1351.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/01 (2009). 

Dissertation at The Pennsylvania State University, 

2006. Advisor: Wood, James. Pub. no. AAT 

3343674. 267 pp. 

1268. KURIYAMA, Shigehisa. “The Forgotten Fear 

of Excrement.” Part of a series on diseases in the 


Mod. Stud. 38 (2008): 413–442. 

1269. NICOUD, Marilyn. Les régimes de santé au 

Moyen Âge : Naissance et diffusion d’une écriture 

médicale (XIIIe–XVe siècle). Bibliothèque des écoles 

françaises d’Athènes et de Rome, 333. (2 v.; xiv 

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1270. WATSON, Sethina. “The Origins of the English 

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1271. AUSÉCACHE, Mireille. “Manuscrits 

d’antidotaires médiévaux : quelques exemples du 

fonds latin de la Bibliothèque nationale de France.” 

Médiévales 52 (2007): 55–74. 

1272. BRÉVART, Francis B. “Between Medicine, 

Magic and Religion: Wonder Drugs in German 

Medico-Pharmaceutical Treatises of the Thirteenth 

to Sixteenth Centuries.” Speculum 83 (2008): 1–57. 

1273. TRUITT, Elly R. “The Virtues of Balm in 

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Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 711–736. 

1274. VENTURA, Iolanda. “Il De materia medica 

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1275. BLAIR, John. (Ed.) Waterways and Canal- 

Building in Medieval England. Medieval History and 

Archaeology. (xiii + 315 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780199217151. 



1276. KEYSER, Richard. “The Transformation of 

Traditional Woodland Management: Commercial 

Sylviculture in Medieval Champagne.” French Hist. 

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1277. LEWIT, Tamara. “Pigs, Presses, and Pastoralism: 

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1278. BOBORY, Dóra. The Sword and the Crucible : 

Count Boldizsár Batthyány and Natural Philosophy in 

Sixteenth-Century Hungary. (xii + 240 pp.; ill.; index; 

bibl.) Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars 

Publishing, 2009. ISBN: 9781443806060. 

Explores especially Batthyány’s interests in botany 

and alchemy. 


1279. CAMEROTA, Michele. “I nomi e le cose. 

Galileo Galilei e la nascita della nuova scienza.” In 

Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1280], 659–684. 

1280. CLERICUZIO, Antonio, Germana ERNST, and 

Maria CONFORTI. (Eds.) Le Scienze. Il Rinascimento 

Italiano e l’Europa, 5. (xiii + 820 pp.; ill.; index.) Treviso: 

Fondazione Cassamarca; Costabissara: Angelo 

Colla Editore, 2008. ISBN: 9788889527429. 

Contents: Michael H. SHANK, “L’astronomia 

nel Quattrocento tra corti e università,” 3-20 

[ref. 1422]; Miguel Á. GRANADA and Dario TES- 

SICINI, “Cosmologia e nuova astronomia,” 21-46 

[ref. 1403]; H. Darrell RUTKIN, “L’astrologia da 

Alberto Magno a Giovanni Pico della Mirandola,” 

47-58 [ref. 1431]; Ornella POMPEO FARACOVI, 

“La riforma dell’astrologia,” 59-72 [ref. 1430]; 

Mara MINIATI, “Misurare con la vista: gli strumenti 

scientifici,” 73-94 [ref. 1314]; Vittoria PER- 

RONE COMPAGNI, “Maritare il mondo. Magia 

naturale ed ermetismo,” 95-110 [ref. 1329]; Chiara 

CRISCIANI, “L’alchimia dal Medioevo al Rinascimento: 

scientia o ars?” 111-128 [ref. 1440]; 

Fabrizio LELLI, “Il linguaggio di Dio. La cabala 

in Occidente,” 129-148 [ref. 1326]; Laura BAL- 

BIANI, “ ‘Manifestare gli occulti segreti della natura’. 

Giovan Battista della Porta e la letteratura dei 

segreti,” 149-162 [ref. 1317]; Brian W. OGILVIE, 

“La storia naturale tra libro ed esperienza,” 163- 

178 [ref. 1466]; Saverio RICCI, “ ‘Una filosofica 

milizia’. L’Accademia dei Lincei e la cultura 

scientifica a Roma,” 179-196 [ref. 1303]; Luigi 

GUERRINI, “Piante e animali del Nuovo Mondo. 

Federico Cesi e il Tesoro messicano,” 197-214 

[ref. 1463]; Ingrid D. ROWLAND, “Il geroglifico 

del mondo. Athanasius Kircher e il suo Museo,” 

215-232 [ref. 1304]; Guido GIGLIONI, “Senso, 

immaginazione e materia,” 233-246 [ref. 1346]; 

Guido GIGLIONI, “La divinazione: motivi filosofici 

e aspetti sociali,” 247-260 [ref. 1322]; Armando 

MAGGI, “Interpretare i sogni,” 261-280 

[ref. 1485]; Armando MAGGI, “La melanconia tra 

medicina e demonologia,” 281-296 [ref. 1486]; 

Concetta PENNUTO, “Curare con la musica,” 297- 

306 [ref. 1515]; Concetta PENNUTO, “Pestilenze, 

contagi, epidemie,” 307-322 [ref. 1527]; Maria 

CONFORTI, “Chirurghi, mammane, ciarlatani. Pratica 

medica e controllo delle professioni,” 323-340 

[ref. 1495]; Giovanna FERRARI, “Tra medicina 

e chirurgia: la rinascita dell’anatomia e la dissezione 

come spettacolo,” 341-366 [ref. 1497]; 

Antonio CLERICUZIO, “La critica della tradizione: 

chimica, farmacologia spagirica e medicina paracelsiana,” 

367-390 [ref. 1529]; Marco MATTEOLI, 

“L’arte della memoria. Retorica, metodo, enciclopedia,” 

391-402 [ref. 1354]; Elisabetta ULIVI, 

“Scuole d’abaco e insegnamento della matematica,” 

403-420 [ref. 1385]; Alessandra SORCI, 

“Traduzioni ed edizioni degli Elementi di Euclide,” 

421-436 [ref. 1383]; Romano GATTO, 

“Cristoforo Clavio e l’insegnamento delle matematiche 

nella Compagnia di Gesù,” 437-454 

[ref. 1373]; Daniela MUGNAI CARRARA and 

Maria CONFORTI, “L’insegnamento della medicina 

dall’isituzione delle università al 1550,” 455- 

478 [ref. 1513]; Thomas RÜTTEN, “Traduzioni 

e commenti del corpus ippocratico e galenico,” 

479-496 [ref. 1517]; Andrea BERNARDONI, “Biringuccio, 

l’arte dei metalli e la mineralogia,” 497- 

512 [ref. 1443]; Domenico LAURENZA, “Disegno 

e progetto: Leonardo e gli ingegneri,” 513-528 

[ref. 1540]; Cesare S. MAFFIOLI, “Le acque tra 

concezioni filosofiche e saperi tecnici,” 529-550 

[ref. 1542]; Angelo CATTANEO, “Mappae Mundi 

e carte marine nel Rinascimento: una storia polifonica,” 

551-572 [ref. 1449]; Mario Otto HELBING, 

“La scienza della meccanica nel Cinquecento,” 

573-592 [ref. 1434]; Michael FEND, “La teoria 

musicale: la concezione aritmetica di Gioseffo 

Zarlino e l’estetica della musica di Vincenzo Galilei,” 

593-608 [ref. 1389]; Alessandra SORCI, 

“L’‘invention del secul nostro nova’: la prospettiva 

rinascimentale,” 607-626 [ref. 1382]; Elio 

NENCI, “Le ricerche matematiche tra segretezza 

e pubbliche dispute,” 627-640 [ref. 1377]; Enrico 

GIANNICHEDDA, “Pesi e misure: storia e archeologia 

di sistemi eterogenei,” 641-658 [ref. 1311]; 

Michele CAMEROTA, “I nomi e le cose. Galileo 

Galilei e la nascita della nuova scienza,” 659-684 

[ref. 1279]. 


1281. EAMON, William. “The ‘Secrets of Nature’ 

and the Moral Economy of Early Modern Science.” 

Micrologus 14 (2006): 215–235.

80 330. Renaissance Western European contexts 

1282. GÖTTLER, Christine, and Wolfgang NEUBER. 

(Eds.) Spirits Unseen: The Representation of Subtle 

Bodies in Early Modern European Culture. Intersections, 

9. (xxvii + 365 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Leiden: 

Brill, 2008. ISBN: 9789004163966. 

Contents: Christine GÖTTLER, “Preface: Vapours 

and Veils: The Edge of the Unseen,” xv-xxvii; 

Wolfgang NEUBER, “Poltergeist the Prequel: 

Aspects of Otherworldly Disturbances in Early 

Modern Times,” 1-17; Christine GÖTTLER, “Fire, 

Smoke and Vapour. Jan Brueghel’s ‘Poetic Hells’: 

‘Ghespoock’ in Early Modern European Art,” 19- 

46 [ref. 1295]; Bret ROTHSTEIN, “Moveable Feasts 

of Reason: Description, Intelligence, and the Excitation 

of Sight,” 47-70 [ref. 1488]; Sven DUPRÉ, 

“Images in the Air: Optical Games, Magic and 

Imagination,” 71-92 [ref. 1309]; Berthold HUB, 

“Material Gazes and Flying Images in Marsilio 

Ficino and Michelangelo,” 93-120 [ref. 1435]; 

Wietse de BOER, “Spirits of Love: Castiglione 

and Neo-Platonic Discourses of Vision,” 121- 

140 [ref. 1483]; Thijs WESTSTEIJN, “ ‘Painting’s 

Enchanting Poison’: Artistic Efficacy and the 

Transfer of Spirits,” 141-178 [ref. 1584]; Sarah F. 

WILLIAMS, “ ‘Singe the Enchantment for Sleepe’: 

Music and Bewitched Sleep in Early Modern 

English Drama,” 179-196 [ref. 1491]; Wilhelm 

SCHMIDT-BIGGEMANN, “Bilder des Unsichtbaren: 

Robert Fludds Konzeption des Weltgeistes,” 

197-209 [ref. 1623]; Paul J. SMITH, “Sympathy 

in Eden: On Paradise with the Fall of Man 

by Rubens and Brueghel,” 211-244 [ref. 1469]; 

Rose Marie SAN JUAN, “Dizzying Visions. St. 

Teresa of Jesus and the Embodied Visual Image,” 

245-267; Justin E. H. SMITH, “Spirit as Intermediary 

in Post-Cartesian Natural Philosophy,” 

269-291 [ref. 1647]; Dawn MORGAN, “The Motions 

of Laughter: Allegory and Physiology in 

Walter Charleton’s Natural History of the Passions 

(1674),” 293-312 [ref. 1755]; Jennifer FRANGOS, 

“Ghosts in the Machine: The Apparition of Mrs. 

Veal, Rowe’s Friendship in Death and the Early 

Eighteenth-Century Invisible World,” 313-329; 

Axel Christoph GAMPP, “Die Geburt des Kunstwerks 

durch den Geist der Proportion. Franz Xaver 

Messerschmidt und seine Charakterköpfe,” 331- 

354 [ref. 2039]. 

1283. JALÓN, Mauricio. “El enciclopedismo entre 

1560 y 1620 y la implantación de las nuevas disciplinas 

científicas: sobre la Plaza de las ciencias 

de Suárez de Figueroa.” In Más allá de la Leyenda 

Negra, edited by NAVARRO BROTÓNS and EAMON 

(2007) [ref. 1557], 181–196. 

1284. RAIMONDI, Francesco Paolo. (Ed.) Giulio 

Cesare Vanini dal tardo Rinascimento al libertinisme 

érudit: atti del convegno di studi, Lecce, Taurisano, 

24–26 Ottobre 1985. Testi e saggi. (528 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Galatina, Lecce: Congedo, 2003. ISBN: 

8880864971. 

Contents: Francesco Paolo RAIMONDI, “Introduzione,” 

5-12; Donato VALLI, “Saluto augurale 

del Magnifico Rettore dell’Università degli Studi 

di Lecce,” 13-14; Tullio GREGORY, “Apertura 

del Convegno,” 15-18; Giovanni PAPULI, 

“Recenti studi vaniniani (1985),” 19-56; Vittorio 

ZACCHINO, “Vaniniani e antivaniniani tra Otto e 

Novecento,” 57-74; Hubert DETHIER, “J.-C. Vanini 

et l’Amphitheatrum de Heinrich Khunrath,” 

75-108; Franco BOZZI, “La peregrinatio in Europam 

di un filosofo pugliese,” 109-166; Francesco 

De PAOLA, “Giulio Cesare Vanini: un itinerario 

biografico-culturale,” 167-198; Gino BENZONI, 

“Presenze meridionali sullo sfondo lagunare,” 199- 

214; Enrico De MAS, “Vanini nell’ambito del Seicento 

anglo-veneto,” 215-234; Alfonso INGEGNO, 

“Vanini e Cardano: una rilettura,” 235-242; Giancarlo 

ZANIER, “La storicità della religione come 

problema filosofico in Pomponazzi e in Vanini,” 

243-254; Mario PROTO, “Vanini, Machiavelli e il 

libertinismo politico,” 255-272; Franco FISTETTI, 

“Etica della ‘foelicitas’ e mortalità della ragione in 

Giulio Cesare Vanini,” 273-290; Cesare VASOLI, 

“L’imago naturae nell’opera del Vanini,” 291-308; 

Maria Teresa MARCIALIS, “Uomo e natura in G. C. 

Vanini e nel libertinage érudit,” 309-324; Graziella 

Federici VESCOVINI, “Estremi esiti radicali delle 

teorie astrologiche della scuola aristotelica ‘padovana’ 

dei secoli XIV-XVI nelle opere di Vanini,” 

325-340; Ornella Pompeo FARACOVI, “Vanini e 

la stregoneria,” 341-356; Maurizio TORRINI, “Et 

vidi coelum novum et terram novam. A proposito 

di rivoluzione scientifica e libertinismo,” 357-382; 

Rosario JURLARO, “Aspetti magici e superstizioni 

pugliesi in Giulio Cesare Vanini,” 383-388; Germana 

ERNST, “Vanini e l’astrologia,” 389-408; 

Gianni IACOVELLI, “L’ambiente medico di terra 

d’Otranto al tempo di Giulio Cesare Vanini,” 409- 

418; Antimo NEGRI, “Hegel legge Vanini,” 419- 

436; Lorenzo BIANCHI, “Un dibattito sull’ateismo 

agli inizi del XVIII secolo: la polemica D. Durand 

– P. Bayle sul caso Vanini,” 437-468; Francesco 

POLITI, “Il Vanini di Hölderlin,” 469-482; Andrzei 

NOWICKI, “Vanini e la Filosofia dell’incontro,” 

483-506; Fulvio TESSITORE, “Conclusioni del 

Convegno,” 507-510. 

1285. ULIVI, Elisabetta. “Documenti inediti su Luca 

Pacioli, Piero della Francesca e Leonardo da Vinci, 

con alcuni autografi.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 29 (2009): 

15–160. 

1286. ULIVI, Elisabetta. “Le residenze del padre di 

Leonardo da Vinci a Firenze nei quartieri di Santa 

Croce e di Santa Maria Novella.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 

27 (2007): 155–171. 

330-2. NATIONAL CONTEXTS 

1287. CAÑIZARES-ESGUERRA, Jorge. “Crusading 

and Chivalric Epistemologies: Iberian Influences on 

Early-Modern European Science.” In Más allá de la 

Leyenda Negra, edited by NAVARRO BROTÓNS and 

EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 197–208. 


1288. BIESBROUCK, Maurits. “Pour une bibliographie 

remise à jour d’André Vésale (1514–1564).” 

Vesalius 12 (2006): 41–43. 

Regarding Harvey Cushing’s work on Vesalius. 

1289. BOUDET, Jean-Patrice. “Charles V, Gervais 

Chrétien et les manuscrits scientifiques du collège de 

maître Gervais.” Médiévales 52 (2007): 25–38.



SCIENCE 

1290. MARTENS, Rhonda. “Harmony and Simplicity: 

Aesthetic Virtues and the Rise of Testability.” 


330-12. RHETORICAL AND VISUAL ANALYSIS OF 

SCIENCE 

1291. CHEN-MORRIS, Raz. “From Emblems to 

Diagrams: Kepler’s New Pictorial Language of Scientific 

Representation.” Renaiss. Quart. 62 (2009): 

134–170. 

1292. FISCHEL, Angela. Natur im Bild. Zeichnung 

und Naturerkenntnis bei Conrad Gessner und Ulisse 

Aldrovandi. Humboldt-Schriften zur Kunst- und 

Bildgeschichte, 9. (204 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: 

Gebr. Mann Verlag, 2009. ISBN: 9783786126102. 

1293. LEINKAUF, Thomas, and Karin HARTBECKE. 

(Eds.) Der Naturbegriff in der Frühen Neuzeit: Semantische 

Perspektiven zwischen 1500 und 1700. 

Frühe Neuzeit 110. Studien und Dokumente zur 

deutschen Literatur und Kultur im europäischen Kontext. 

(vi + 335 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Tübingen: Max 

Niemeyer Verlag, 2005. ISBN: 9783484366107. 

Includes: Enno RUDOLPH, “Die Seele innerhalb 

der Grenzen der bloßen Natur,” 21-30 [ref. 1362]. 

1294. MELI, Domenico Bertoloni, and Anita GUER- 

RINI. “The Representation of Animals in the Early 

Modern Period.” Lead article of a series on representation 

of animals. Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 299–301. 

Contents: S. KUSUKAWA, “The Sources of Gessner’s 

Pictures for the Historia animalium,” 303– 

328 [ref. 1464]; Karin EKHOLM, “Fabricius’s and 

Harvey’s Representations of Animal Generation,” 

329–352 [ref. 1478]; Sarah COHEN, “Searching 

the Animal Psyche with Charles Le Brun,” 353– 

382 [ref. 1753]; Anita GUERRINI, “The King’s 

Animals and the King’s Books: The Illustrations 

for the Paris Academy’s Histoire des animaux,” 

383–404 [ref. 1748]; Domenico Bertoloni MELI, 

“The Representation of Insects in the Seventeenth 

Century: A Comparative Approach,” 405–429 

[ref. 1750]. 


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1295. GÖTTLER, Christine. “Fire, Smoke and 

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19–46. 

1296. HAYASHI, Akie. “Shakespeare and the Sidney 

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Pub. no. AAT 3321231. 202 pp. 

1297. HILLOOWALA, R. “Michelangelo: Anatomy 

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19–25. 

1298. TEST, Edward McLean. “Consuming the 

Americas: New World Flora and Fauna in English 

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Barbara, 2008. Advisor: Helgerson, Richard. Pub. 

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1299. BROWN, Alison. “New Light on the Papal 

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1300. CATTO, Jeremy. “The Philosophical Context 

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1301. MEHL, Édouard. “Héliocentrisme et eschatologie 

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330-40. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS 

1302. ESTEBAN PIÑEIRO, Mariano. “La institucionalización 

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1303. RICCI, Saverio. “ ‘Una filosofica milizia’. 

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1304. ROWLAND, Ingrid D. “Il geroglifico del 

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1305. BORRELLI, Arianna. “The Weatherglass and 

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1306. CAMEROTA, Filippo. “The Medici Collection 

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1307. CLEEMPOEL, Koenraad Van. “Philip II’s Escorial 

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1308. DOLZ, Wolfram. “The Waywisers of Elector 

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1309. DUPRÉ, Sven. “Images in the Air: Optical 

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1310. DUPRÉ, Sven, and Michael KOREY. “Inside 

the Kunstkammer: The Circulation of Optical Knowledge 

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1311. GIANNICHEDDA, Enrico. “Pesi e misure: storia 

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658. 

1312. HAUSCHKE, Sven. “The Mathematical Instruments 

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1313. HICKS, Robert D. “Instruments of Science and 

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1314. MINIATI, Mara. “Misurare con la vista: gli 

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1315. PLASSMEYER, Peter. “Christoph Schissler: 

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1316. RENNER, Claude. “A propos des pots à 

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1317. BALBIANI, Laura. “ ‘Manifestare gli occulti 

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1318. BEVER, Edward. “Witchcraft Prosecutions 

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1319. CHESTERS, Timothy. “Demonology on the 

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1320. COLLINS, David J. “Albertus, Magnus or Magus? 

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1321. DAXELMÜLLER, Christoph. “Magie zwischen 

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1322. GIGLIONI, Guido. “La divinazione: motivi 

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1323. JÄHNIG, Bernhart. “Magie im alten Ordensland. 

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1324. KIECKHEFER, Richard. “Magic at Innsbruck: 

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1325. LÁNG, Benedek. “The Criminalization of 

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1326. LELLI, Fabrizio. “Il linguaggio di Dio. La 

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1327. MEIER-OESER, Stephan. “Medieval, Renaissance 

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1328. PERRONE COMPAGNI, Vittoria. “Il De occulta 

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1329. PERRONE COMPAGNI, Vittoria. “Maritare il 

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1330. POTKOWSKI, Edward. “Gott, Teufel 

und Schrift. Vorstellungen zu den heiligen und 

dämonischen Wirkungen der Schrift im Polen des 

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1331. SAMERSKI, Stefan. “Exorzistische Praktiken 

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1333. SEITZ, Jonathan. “ ‘The Root Is Hidden and 

the Material Uncertain’: The Challenges of Prosecuting 

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1334. SIMON, Sophie. “Si je le veux, il mourra !” 

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1335. BETTINZOLI, Attilio. La lucerna di Cleante. 

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1336. BOGAART, Saskia. Geleerde kennis in de 

volkstaal: “Van den proprieteyten der dinghen” 

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1337. BRUNO, Giordano. De l’infinito, universo et 

mondi. Translated Title: [Über das Unendliche, das 

Universum und die Welten.] In Italian. Translated, 

with an introduction and commentary, by Angelika 

BÖNKER-VALLON. Giordano Bruno Werke, 4. (cxliii 

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1338. BRUNO, Giordano. De la causa, principio e 

uno. Translated Title: [Über die Ursache, das Prinzip 

und das Eine.] In Italian. Translated, with an introduction 

and commentary, by Thomas LEINKAUF. 

Giordano Bruno Werke, 3. (cxcii + 537 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Hamburg: Felix Meiner Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 

9783787318032. 


1339. CARDANO, Girolamo. De uno. Edited by 

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1340. CAROTI, Stefano. “Note sulle fonti medievali 

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1341. COPENHAVER, Brian P. “Maimonides, Abulafia 

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1342. DEFLERS, Isabelle. “Aristotelismus in Melanchthons 

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1343. DEFLERS, Isabelle. Lex und ordo: eine rechtshistorische 

Untersuchung der Rechtsauffassung Melanchthons. 

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+ 318 pp.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, 

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1344. DEXIPPUS, and Johannes Bernardus FELI- 

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adversus Plotinum. Ubersetzt von Johannes Bernardus 

Felicianus. Neudruck der Ausgabe Paris 1549. 

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1345. FORLIVESI, Marco. (Ed.) Antonio Bernardi 

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V centenario della nascita,” Mirandola, 30 novembre 

2002. Contributors: Bruno ANDREOLLI, 

Graziella MARTINELLI, Cesare VASOLI, Maria 

MUCCILLO, Antonio POPPI, Annarita ANGELINI, 

Christóvão MARINHEIRO, Marco CAVINA, and 

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1346. GIGLIONI, Guido. “Senso, immaginazione e 

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1347. GRABILL, Stephen J. Rediscovering the Natural 

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1348. HANKINS, James, and Ada PALMER. The 

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1350. HIRAI, Hiro. “Les logoi spermatikoi et le 

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245–264. 

1351. HISSETTE, Roland. “Des éditions humanistes 

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Introduction to a series of articles on Stoic natural 

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Hiro HIRAI, “Les logoi spermatikoi et le 

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1356. MONFASANI, John. Nicolaus Scutellius, 

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1388. DUMITRESCU, Theodor. John Dygon’s Proportiones 

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Press, 2006. ISBN: 9780252031823. 

These two treatises concern musical notation, 

rhythmic proportions, and practical issues about 

performance. 

1389. FEND, Michael. “La teoria musicale: la concezione 

aritmetica di Gioseffo Zarlino e l’estetica della 

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1390. ARNOLD, Matthieu. “De la Création aux 

signes célestes de la fin du monde : le ciel dans 

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drei Texte : Commentariolus, Brief gegen Werner, 

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Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 316–339. 

Mereology is the philosophical study of part/whole 

relations. This essay relates this concept to the 

emphasis by Copernicus, Mästlin, and Kepler on 

harmony and commensurability. 

1402. GRANADA, Miguel Á. “La théorie des comètes 

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1403. GRANADA, Miguel Á., and Dario TESSICINI. 

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1404. GRANADA, Miguel Ángel, and Éduard MEHL. 

(Eds.) Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle Terre: La révolution 

copernicienne dans l’Allemagne de la Réforme 

(1530–1630). L’Âne d’or, 30. (442 pp.) Paris: 

Les Belles Lettres, 2009. ISBN: 9782251420370. 

Contents: Miguel Ángel GRANADA and Édouard 

MEHL, “Introduction,” 9-18; Matthieu ARNOLD, 

“De la Création aux signes célestes de la fin du 

monde: le ciel dans quelques sermons de Martin 

Luther et de Jean Calvin,” 19-39 [ref. 1390]; 

Michel-Pierre LERNER, “ ‘Der Narr will die 

gantze kunst Astronomiae umkehren’: sur un 

célèbre Propos de table de Luther,” 41-65; Jürgen 

HAMEL, “Die Begründung der modernen astronomischen 

Beobachtungstechnik an der Kasseler 

Sternwarte im 16. Jahrhundert. Der Kasseler 

Sternkatalog 1586—eine Fehleranalyse der 

ihm zugrunde liegenden Positionsmessungen,” 

67-84 [ref. 1405]; Peter BARKER, “The Hypotyposes 

orbium cœlestium (Strasbourg, 1568),” 

85-108 [ref. 1392]; Alain-Philippe SEGONDS, “Astronomie 

terrestre / Astronomie céleste chez Tycho 

Brahe,” 109-142 [ref. 1420]; Adam J. MOSLEY, 

“Heaven and Earth in the Late-Sixteenth Century: 

Tycho and Kepler on the Sub- and Supra-Lunary,” 

143-154; Dieter LAUNERT, “Le système du monde 

de Nicolas Raimar Ursus comparé à ceux de Brahe 

et Roeslin,” 155-178 [ref. 1409]; Jean SEIDEN- 

GART, “Le copernicianisme de Christoph Rothmann 

dans sa controverse avec Tycho Brahe et son 

prétendu ‘retrait,’ ” 179-205 [ref. 1421]; Miguel Á. 

GRANADA, “La théorie des comètes de Helisæus 

Roeslin,” 207-244 [ref. 1402]; Isabelle PANTIN, 

“L’Epitome Astronomiae de Maestlin ou comment 

enseigner aux débutants les bons principes,” 245- 

267 [ref. 1414]; Nick JARDINE, “Kepler, God, and 

the Virtues of Copernican Hypotheses,” 269-281 

[ref. 1675]; Daniel A. DI LISCIA, “Kepler’s A 

Priori Copernicanism in his Mysterium Cosmographicum,” 

283-317; Charlotte METHUEN, “De 

la sola scriptura à l’Astronomia nova: Principe 

d’autorité, principe d’accommodation et réforme 

de l’astronomie dans l’œuvre de Jean Kepler,” 319- 

338 [ref. 1594]; Didier KAHN, “Helisæus Roeslin, 

Joseph Du Chesne et la doctrine des cinq éléments 

et principes,” 339-354 [ref. 1437]; Édouard MEHL, 

“Héliocentrisme et eschatologie: l’astronomie et le 

‘soleil de justice,’ ” 355-380 [ref. 1301]; Nicolas 

ROUDET, “Bibliographie,” 381-422. 

1405. HAMEL, Jürgen. “Die Begründung der modernen 

astronomischen Beobachtungstechnik an der 

Kasseler Sternwarte im 16. Jahrhundert. Der Kasseler 

Sternkatalog 1586—eine Fehleranalyse der ihm zugrunde 

liegenden Positionsmessungen.” In Nouveau 

Ciel, Nouvelle Terre, edited by GRANADA and MEHL 

(2009) [ref. 1404], 67–84. 

1406. JARDINE, Nicholas, and Renée RAPHAEL. 

“Introduction: Forms and Functions of Early Modern 

Celestial Imagery.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 283– 

286. 

1407. KING, David A. Astrolabes and Angels, Epigrams 

and Enigmas: From Regiomontanus’ Acrostic 

for Cardinal Bessarion to Piero della Francesca’s 

Flagellation of Christ. Boethius, 56. (xi + 348 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index; CD-ROM.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner 

Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 9783515090612. 


1408. KNOX, D. “Copernicus’s Doctrine of Gravity 

and the Natural Circular Motion of the Elements.” J. 

Warburg Courtauld Inst. 68 (2005): 157–211. 

1409. LAUNERT, Dieter. “Le système du monde de 

Nicolas Raimar Ursus comparé à ceux de Brahe et 

Roeslin.” In Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle Terre, edited by 


1410. LERNER, Michel-Pierre. “Aux origines de 

la polémique anticopernicienne (II). Martin Luther, 

Andreas Osiander et Philipp Melanchthon.” Rev. Sci. 

Phil. Théol. 90 (2006): 409–452. 

See also Michel-Pierre LERNER, “Aux origines 

de la polémique anticopernicienne (I)” Rev. Sci. 

Phil. Théol. 86 (2002): 681–721.Michel-Pierre 

LERNER, “Aux origines de la polémique anticopernicienne 

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681–721 

1411. LÜTHY, Christoph. “Centre, Circle, Circumference: 

Giordano Bruno’s Astronomical Woodcuts.” 

J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 311–327. 

1412. METHUEN, Charlotte. “On the Threshold of 

a New Age: Expanding Horizons as the Broader 

Context of Biblical Interpretation.” In Hebrew Bible / 

Old Testament, edited by Magne SÆBØE (Göttingen: 

Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2008), 665–690. 

Discussion of the rise of early modern astronomy 

since Copernicus and concluding with the mechanical 

philosophy of Newton. 

1413. OMODEO, Pietro Daniel. “Giordano Bruno 

and Nicolaus Copernicus: The Motions of the Earth 

in the Ash Wednesday Supper.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 

35–59. 

1414. PANTIN, Isabelle. “L’Epitome Astronomiae 

de Maestlin ou comment enseigner aux débutants les 

bons principes.” In Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle Terre, 

edited by GRANADA and MEHL (2009) [ref. 1404], 

245–267. 

1415. PANTIN, Isabelle. “The Astronomical Diagrams 

in Oronce Finé’s Protomathesis (1532): 

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Ein Meisterwerk der Astronomie und Technik 

der Renaissance geschaffen von Eberhard Baldewein 

1563–1568. Jahresschrift (Deutsche Gesellschaft für 

Chronometrie), 47. (272 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Nürnberg: 

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chronometrie, 2008. ISBN: 

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1418. ROWLAND, Ingrid D. “What Giordano Bruno 

Left Behind: Rome, 1600.” Common Knowl. 14 

(2008): 424–433. 

On Bruno’s psychological isolation as a result of 

his philosophical and cosmological beliefs. 

1419. SATTERLEY, Renae. “The Rediscovery of 

Two Celestial Maps from 1537.” Imago Mundi 62 

(2010): 86–91. 

1420. SEGONDS, Alain-Philippe. “Astronomie terrestre 

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Christoph Rothmann dans sa controverse avec Tycho 

Brahe et son prétendu ‘retrait.’ ” In Nouveau Ciel, 

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1422. SHANK, Michael H. “L’astronomia nel Quattrocento 

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1423. SHANK, Michael H. “Setting Up Copernicus? 

Astronomy and Natural Philosophy in Giambattista 

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1424. AZZOLINI, Monica. “The Political Uses 

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Princes, Kings and Popes in the Italian Renaissance.” 

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1425. BERTOZZI, Marco. (Ed.) Nello specchio del 

cielo: Giovanni Pico della Mirandola e le Disputationes 

contro l’astrologia divinatoria : atti del 

convegno di studi, Mirandola, 16 aprile 2004, Ferrara, 

17 aprile 2004. Studi pichiani, 12. (vi + 165 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: L.S. Olschki, 2008. ISBN: 

9788822257222. 

1426. GREEN, Jonathan. “The First Copernican 

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1427. HAYTON, Darin. “Instruments and Demonstrations 

in the Astrological Curriculum: Evidence 

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a special issue: “Stars, Spirits, Signs: Towards a History 

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1428. NESSELRATH, Heinz-Günther. “Erasmus und 

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edited by Klaus BERGDOLT and Walther 

LUDWIG (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2005), 293–308. 

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1430. POMPEO FARACOVI, Ornella. “La riforma 

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1431. RUTKIN, H. Darrell. “L’astrologia da Alberto 

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1432. TORRELLA, Hieronymus. Opus praeclarum 

de imaginibus astrologicis. Edited by Nicolas 

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GENERAL WORKS 

1433. GIACOMOTTO-CHARRA, Violaine. “Le traducteur 

à l’œuvre : Le De principiis de Gemma 

Frisius et sa traduction par Claude de Boissière.” 

In Traduire la science, edited by DURIS (2008) 

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1434. HELBING, Mario Otto. “La scienza della 

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1435. HUB, Berthold. “Material Gazes and Flying 

Images in Marsilio Ficino and Michelangelo.” In 

Spirits Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER and NEUBER 

(2008) [ref. 1282], 93–120. 

On theories of optics and the role of perception. 

1436. JESSEPH, Douglas. “Machines, Mechanism, 

and the Development of Mechanics: Contemporary 

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Essay review of Michael J. CROWE, Mechanics 

from Aristotle to Einstein (2007); Peter DEAR, 

The Intelligibility of Nature (2006); Helen HAT- 

TAB, Descartes on Forms and Mechanisms (2009); 

Wolfgang LEFÈVRE (ed.), Picturing Machines, 

1400-1700 (2004); Carla Rita PALMERINO and J. 

M. M. H. THIJSSEN (eds.), The Reception of the 

Galilean Science of Motion in Seventeenth-Century 

Europe (2004). 

1437. KAHN, Didier. “Helisæus Roeslin, Joseph 

Du Chesne et la doctrine des cinq éléments et principes.” 

In Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle Terre, edited by 


1438. SNYDER, James G. “The Theory of materia 

prima in Marsilio Ficino.” Vivarium 46 (2008): 192– 

221. 


1439. CHAPMAN, Alison A. “Marking Time: Astrology, 

Almanacs, and English Protestantism.” Renaiss. 

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1440. CRISCIANI, Chiara. “L’alchimia dal Medioevo 

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1441. RAMPLING, Jennifer M. “The Catalogue of 

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1442. ALVAREZ, Walter, and Henrique LEITÃO. 

“The Neglected Early History of Geology: The 

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the Earth.” Geology 38 (2010): 231–234. 

1443. BERNARDONI, Andrea. “Biringuccio, l’arte 

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1444. JOLY, Bernard. “Présences stoïciennes dans 

les théories des marées aux XVI e et XVII e siècles.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 287–311. 

1445. MARTIN, Craig. “Conjecture, Probabilism, 

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Med. 14 (2009): 265–289. 

1446. MARTIN, Craig. “Experience of the New 

World and Aristotelian Revisions of the Earth’s Climates 

during the Renaissance.” Hist. Meteor. 3 

(2006): 1–15. 


EXPLORATION 

1447. BOULOUX, Nathalie. “La géographie à la cour 

(Italie, XVe siècle).” Micrologus 16 (2008): 171–188. 

1448. BUISSERET, David. “The Cartographic Technique 

of Samuel de Champlain.” Imago Mundi 61 

(2009): 256–259. 

1449. CATTANEO, Angelo. “Mappae Mundi e carte 

marine nel Rinascimento: una storia polifonica.” In 


[ref. 1280], 551–572. 

1450. CHEN, Hui-hung. “The Human Body as a 

Universe: Understanding Heaven by Visualization 

and Sensibility in Jesuit Cartography in China.” Cath. 

Hist. Rev. 93 (2007): 517–552. 

On the religious meaning of Jesuit world maps 

produced in China. 

1451. ELSE, Felicia M. “Controlling the Waters 

of Granducal Florence: A New Look at Stefano 

Bonsignori’s View of the City (1584).” Imago Mundi 

61 (2009): 168–185. 

1452. GOW, Andrew. “Empirical Empire: Eurocentrism 

and Cosmopolitanism in the ‘Last’ Mappamundi 

(Fra Mauro).” In Europa im Weltbild des 

Mittelalters, edited by BAUMGÄRTNER and KUGLER 

(2008) [ref. 1174], 259–267. 

1453. LEITÃO, Henrique. “Maritime Discoveries 

and the Discovery of Science: Pedro Nunes and Early 

Modern Science.” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, 

edited by NAVARRO BROTÓNS and EAMON (2007) 

[ref. 1557], 89–104. 

1454. LICINI, Patrizia. “European and Ottoman 

Landmarks from a Portolan Chart at the Time of 

Enea Silvio Piccolomini.” In Europa im Weltbild des 

Mittelalters, edited by BAUMGÄRTNER and KUGLER 

(2008) [ref. 1174], 191–218. 

1455. OLIVEIRA, Francisco Roque de. “Una especie 

de invisibilidad: limitaciones de la divulgación 

internacional de la literatura de los descubrimientos 

portugueses y el ejemplo del saber geográfico sobre 

la China.” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, edited by 

NAVARRO BROTÓNS and EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 

105–120. 

1456. ROSE, Susan. “Mathematics and the Art of 

Navigation: The Advance of Scientific Seamanship 

in Elizabethan England.” Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. 14 

(2004): 175–184. 

1457. SANDMAN, Alison. “Latitude, Longitude, and 

Ideas about the Utility of Science.” In Más allá de la 


EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 371–382. 

1458. SKRYCKI, Radoslaw. “On Cosmography in 

the Ideal State. ‘City of the Sun’ of Thomas Campanella.” 

[Translated title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. 

Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 2 (2009): 21–36. 

On Campanella’s work spanning many fields, including 

geography, astrology, astronomy, geology, 

and other natural sciences. 

1459. SMALL, Margaret. “From Jellied Seas to Open 

Waterways: Redefining the Northern Limit of the 

Knowable World.” Renaiss. Stud. 21 (2007): 315– 

339. 

1460. ZINNI, Mariana C. “El descubrimiento de 

América y la invención de un nuevo espacio hermenéutico: 

Alternativas de la mimesis y el surgimiento 

de una modernidad contaminada.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 69/07 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of Pittsburgh, 2008. 

Advisor: Herlinghaus, Hermann. Pub. no. AAT 

3322390. 295 pp. 


1461. DEVAUX, Guy. “Le symbole des trois règnes 

de la nature. Pour en approfondir la signification 

symbolique.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 58 (2010): 73–80. 

1462. GALLUZZI, Paolo. “Leonardo da Vinci’s 

Concept of ‘Nature’: ‘More Cruel Stepmother than 

Mother.’ ” In Aurora Torealis, edited by BERETTA et 

al. (2008) [ref. 1], 13–29. 

1463. GUERRINI, Luigi. “Piante e animali del Nuovo 

Mondo. Federico Cesi e il Tesoro messicano.” In 


[ref. 1280], 197–214. 

1464. KUSUKAWA, S. “The Sources of Gessner’s 

Pictures for the Historia animalium.” Part of a series 

on representation of animals. [ref. 1294]. Ann. Sci. 

67 (2010): 303–328. 

1465. MASSETI, Marco, and Cecilia VERACINI. 

“The First Record of Marcgrave’s Capuchin in Europe: 

South American Monkeys in Italy during the


Early Sixteenth Century.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 

(2010): 91–101. 

1466. OGILVIE, Brian W. “La storia naturale tra libro 

ed esperienza.” In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO 

et al. (2008) [ref. 1280], 163–178. 

1467. PADEN, Jeremy. “The Iguana and the Barrel 

of Mud: Memory, Natural History, and Hermeneutics 

in Oviedo’s Sumario de la natural historia de las 

Indias.” Col. Latin Amer. Rev. 16 (2007): 203–226. 

1468. SMITH, Pamela H., and Tonny BEENTJES. 

“Nature and Art, Making and Knowing: Reconstructing 

Sixteenth-Century Life-Casting Techniques.” Renaiss. 

Quart. 63 (2010): 128–179. 

Argues “that life-casting in the sixteenth century 

was viewed in part as a means to the knowledge of 

nature.” (from the abstract) 

1469. SMITH, Paul J. “Sympathy in Eden: On Paradise 

with the Fall of Man by Rubens and Brueghel.” 

In Spirits Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER and NEUBER 

(2008) [ref. 1282], 211–244. 

1470. THOMPSON, Katherine Anne. “Monsters in 

Paradise: The Representation of the Natural World in 

the Historias of Bartolome de Las Casas and Gonzalo 

Fernandez de Oviedo.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/07 

(2011). 

Dissertation at University of Maryland, College 

Park, 2010. Advisor: Harrison, Regina. Pub. no. 

AAT 3409662. 234 pp. 

330-131. BOTANY 

1471. BLANK, Andreas. “Julius Caesar Scaliger 

on Plant Generation and the Question of Species 

Constancy.” Early Sci. & Med. 15 (2010): 266–286. 

1472. DE VOS, Paula Susan. “The Science of Spices: 

Empiricism and Economic Botany in the Early Spanish 

Empire.” J. World Hist. 17 (2006): 399–427. 

1473. KUSUKAWA, Sachiko. “Image, Text and Observatio: 

The Codex Kentmanus.” Early Sci. & Med. 

14 (2009): 445–475. 

1474. SELOSSE, Philippe. “Traduire la nomenclature 

botanique néo-latine de la Renaissance : La 

linguistique au secours de l’histoire des sciences.” 


[ref. 251], 25–44. 

1475. WALTER, Tilmann. “Eine Reise ins (Un-) 

Bekannte. Grenzräume des Wissens bei Leonhard 

Rauwolf (1535?–1596).” NTM 17 (2009): 359–385. 

On the social background of the studies of the 

Augsburg physician, known for his botanical 

discoveries, and his perception of foreign lands, 

plants, and peoples of the Near East. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1476. ALDRICH, Michele L., Alan E. LEVITON, and 

Lindsay L. SEARS. “Georgius Agricola, De Animantibus 

Subterraneis, 1549 and 1556: A Translation of a 

Renaissance Essay in Zoology and Natural History.” 

Proc. Calif. Acad. Sci. 60 no. 9 (2009): 89–174. 

1477. BEULLENS, Pieter, and Allan GOTTHELF. 

“Theodore Gaza’s Translation of Aristotle’s De Animalibus: 

Content, Influence, and Date.” Greek Roman 

Byzantine Stud. 47 (2007): 469–513. 

1478. EKHOLM, Karin. “Fabricius’s and Harvey’s 

Representations of Animal Generation.” Part of a 

series on representation of animals. [ref. 1294]. Ann. 


1479. HILLOOWALA, Rumy. “Leonardo da Vinci, 

Visual Perspective and the Crystalline Sphere (Lens): 

If Only Leonardo Had Had a Freezer.” Vesalius 10, 

no. 1 (2004): 10–15. 

Confirms da Vinci’s claim to have studied the 

internal anatomy of the bovine eye. 



1480. BONTEA, Adriana. “Montaigne’s On Physiognomy.” 

Renaiss. Stud. 22 (2008): 41–62. 

1481. ZWIJNENBERG, Robert. “Leonardo and Female 

Interiority.” In The Body Within, edited by VALL 

and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) [ref. 180], 15–30. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1482. BEECHER, Donald, and Grant WILLIAMS. 

(Eds.) Ars Reminiscendi: Mind and Memory in Renaissance 

Culture. Essays and Studies, 19. (440 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: Center for Reformation 

and Renaissance Studies, 2009. ISBN: 

9780772720481. 

Includes essays first presented at a conference 

held June 28, 2006 in Ottawa, Ontario. Contents: 

Donald BEECHER, “Introduction: The Crisis 

of Memory”; Brenda DUNN-LARDEAU, “The 

Mnemonic Architecture of the Palais des nobles 

Dames (Lyons, 1534): In Defence of Famous 

Women”; Andrea TORRE, “Patterns and Functions 

of the Mnemonics Image in the Sixteenth 

and Seventeenth Centuries”; Wolfgang NEUBER, 

“Mnemonic Imagery in the Early Modern Period: 

Visibility and Collective Memory”; James 

Nelson NOVOA, “A Sephardic Art of Memory”; 

Kenneth R. BARTLETT, “Experience Recollected 

in Tranquility: Thomas Hoby’s Travel Journal 

as Constructed Memory”; Victoria E. BURKE, 

“ ‘Memorial Books’: Commonplaces, Gender, 

and Manuscript Compilation in Seventeenth- 

Century England”; Paul NELLES, “Reading and 

Memory in the Universal Library: Conrad Gessner 

and the Renaissance Book”; John HUNTER, 

“The Well-Stocked Memory and the Well-Tended 

Self: Erasmus and the Limits of Humanist Education”; 

Marie-Alice BELLE, “Johann Sturm’s 

‘Figurative Drafts’: Memory, Imitation, Reminiscence 

in Nobilitas Literata (1549)”; Raymond 

B. WADDINGTON, “Paradise Lost: Memories 

Are Made of This”; Andrew WALLACE, 

“ ‘What’s Hecuba to Him?’: Pain, Privacy, and 

the Ancient Text”; Joseph KHOURY, “Machiavelli 

Manufacturing Memory: Terrorizing History, 

Historicizing Terror”; Danièle LETOCHA, 

“The Duty of Memory: The Contradictions in 

Conrad Celtis’s Oratio (1492)”; Christopher IVIC,


“Spenser and Interpellative Memory”; Grant 

WILLIAMS, “The Transmateriality of Memory 

in Early Modern Psychophysiological Discourse” 

[ref. 1757]; Rhodri LEWIS, “Hooke’s Two Buckets: 

Memory, Mnemotechnique and Knowledge 

in the Early Royal Society” [ref. 1754]; Donald 

BEECHER, “Recollection, Cognition, and Culture: 

An Overview of Renaissance Memory.” 

1483. BOER, Wietse de. “Spirits of Love: Castiglione 

and Neo-Platonic Discourses of Vision.” In 


(2008) [ref. 1282], 121–140. 

1484. CLARK, Stuart. Vanities of the Eye: Vision in 

Early Modern European Culture. (xi + 415 pp.; ill.; 


ISBN: 9780199250134. 


1485. MAGGI, Armando. “Interpretare i sogni.” In 


[ref. 1280], 261–280. 

1486. MAGGI, Armando. “La melanconia tra medicina 

e demonologia.” In Le Scienze, edited by 


1487. MENGAL, Paul. La naissance de la psychologie. 

(414 pp.; bibl.) Paris: L’Harmattan, 2005. ISBN: 

9782747582933. 

Places the birth of psychology back in the early 

modern era and linked closely with ideas about the 

soul. 


1488. ROTHSTEIN, Bret. “Moveable Feasts of Reason: 

Description, Intelligence, and the Excitation of 

Sight.” In Spirits Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER and 

NEUBER (2008) [ref. 1282], 47–70. 

On the visual depiction of intelligence in the Renaissance. 

1489. SAITO, Fumikazu. “Perception and Optics in 

the 16th Century: Some Features of Della Porta’s 

Theory of Vision.” Circumscribere 8 (2010): 28–35. 

Concerns the mathematical, physical, anatomical 

and physiological aspects of vision. 

1490. VIDAL, Fernando. Les sciences de l’âme : 

XVIe-XVIIIe siècle. (463 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: Honoré Champion Éditeur, 2006. ISBN: 

9782745313034. 


1491. WILLIAMS, Sarah F. “ ‘Singe the Enchantment 

for Sleepe’: Music and Bewitched Sleep in Early 

Modern English Drama.” In Spirits Unseen, edited by 

GÖTTLER and NEUBER (2008) [ref. 1282], 179–196. 


1492. CAVALLO, Sandra, and David GENTILCORE. 

“Spaces, Objects and Identities in Early Modern 

Italian Medicine.” Introduction to a collection of 

articles on the history of medicine. Renaiss. Stud. 21 

(2007): 473–479. 

Contents: Elizabeth S. COHEN, “Miscarriages 

of Apothecary Justice: Un-Separate Spaces of 

Work and Family in Early Modern Rome,” 480– 

504 [ref. 1530]; Filippo de VIVO, “Pharmacies 

as Centres of Communication in Early Modern 

Venice,” 505–521 [ref. 1535]; Lucia DACOME, 

“Women, Wax and Anatomy in the ‘Century of 

Things,’ ” 522–550 [ref. 2055]; Silvia De RENZI, 

“Medical Competence, Anatomy and the Polity in 

Seventeenth-Century Rome,” 551–567 [ref. 1777]; 

Gianna POMATA, “Malpighi and the Holy Body: 

Medical Experts and Miraculous Evidence in 

Seventeenth-Century Italy,” 568–586 [ref. 1774]. 

1493. CHAMBERLAND, Celeste. “Honor, Brotherhood, 

and the Corporate Ethos of London’s Barber- 

Surgeons’ Company, 1570–1640.” J. Hist. Med. 

Allied Sci. 64 (2009): 300–332. 

1494. CHEVALLIER, Jacques. “L’arrivée de la 

‘Grosse Vérole’ à l’hôtel-Dieu de Lyon.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 29–38. 

1495. CONFORTI, Maria. “Chirurghi, mammane, 

ciarlatani. Pratica medica e controllo delle professioni.” 

In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et al. 

(2008) [ref. 1280], 323–340. 

1496. CREGAN, Kate. The Theatre of the Body: 

Staging Death and Embodying Life in Early-Modern 

London. Late Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 

10. (xvi + 349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Turnhout: 

Brepols, 2009. ISBN: 9782503520582. 

On the fortunes of barber-surgeons as seen in the 

playhouses, courthouses, and anatomy theatres of 

London between 1540 and 1696. 

1497. FERRARI, Giovanna. “Tra medicina e chirurgia: 

la rinascita dell’anatomia e la dissezione come 

spettacolo.” In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et 

al. (2008) [ref. 1280], 341–366. 

1498. FRESQUET FEBRER, José L. “El interés del 

estudio de la cirugía en la Monarquía Hispánica (s. 

XVI).” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, edited by 


295–306. 

1499. GADEBUSH BONDIO, Mariacarloa. “Exempla 

medicorum : quelques remarques sur un chapitre 

négligéde l’histoire de la médecine.” In Exempla 

docent, edited by Thomas RICKLIN (Paris: J. Vrin, 

2006), 373–396. 

1500. GELIS, Jacques. “Louise Bourgeois (1563– 

1636) : Une sage-femme entre deux mondes.” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 43 (2009): 27–38. 

Bourgeois was the Queen’s midwife, who delivered 

six of her babies, including the Dauphin who 

became King Louis XIII. 

1501. GIRARDI, Elisabetta. “I libri di Venanzio 

da Fermo, studente di medicina a Padova (†1461).” 

Quad. Stor. Univ. Padova 37 (2004): 101–118. 

1502. HEINRICHS, Erik Anton. “The Plague Cure: 

Physicians, Clerics and the Reform of Healing in 

Germany, 1473–1650.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/07 



Ozment, Steven. Pub. no. AAT 3365275. 373 pp.


1503. HEITZ, Robert F. “À propos du Manuscrit 

D ‘Dell’occhio’ de Léonard de Vinci.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 43 (2009): 199–208. 

On the anatomy of the eye in relation to the formation 

of images and visual perception. 

1504. HUGUES, J. T. “The Licensing of Medical 

Practitioners in Tudor England: Legislation Enacted 

by Henry VIII.” Vesalius 12 (2006): 4–11. 

1505. JACKSON, Roger Marcus. “The Prolongation 

of Life in Early Modern English Literature and Culture, 

with Emphasis on Francis Bacon.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at The University of North Carolina at 

Chapel Hill, 2010. Advisor: Barbour, Reid. Pub. 

no. AAT 3408806. 495 pp. 

1506. KATINIS, Teodoro. Medicina e filosofia in 

Marsilio Ficino. Il Consilio contro la pestilentia. 

(xvi + 220 pp.; bibl.; index.) Roma: Ed. di Storia 

Letteratura, 2007. ISBN: 9788884984630. 

1507. KLESTINEC, Cynthia. “Civility, Comportment, 

and the Anatomy Theater: Girolamo Fabrici 

and His Medical Students in Renaissance Padua.” 

Renaiss. Quart. 60 (2007): 434–463. 

1508. KOZLUK, Magdalena. “ ‘Pour satisfaire tant 

aux doctes, que aux peu savans’. Traduction et terminologie 

médicale en France à la Renaissance.” J. 

Renaiss. 5 (2007): 223–229. 

1509. LOPES, Marcos Antônio. “Salvar para a eternidade: 

princípios de ciência médica na época de 

Montaigne e Cervantes.” English title: [Save for 

Eternity: Principles of Medical Science in the Age of 

Montaigne and Cervantes]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

83–94. 

1510. LÓPEZ TERRADA, María Luz. “The Control 

of Medical Practice under the Spanish Monarchy 

during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries.” In 

Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, edited by NAVARRO 


1511. MACLEAN, Ian. “La doctrine médicale à 

la Renaissance.” In Vera doctrina. Zur Begriffsgeschichte 

der Lehre von Augustinus bis Descartes, 

edited by BÜTTGEN et al. (2009) [ref. 257], 141–150. 

1512. MOREL, Marie-France. “Iconographie 

des embryons et des foetus dans les traités 

d’accouchement et d’anatomie : du XVIème au 

XVIIIème siècle.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 43 (2009): 

15–26. 

1513. MUGNAI CARRARA, Daniela, and Maria 

CONFORTI. “L’insegnamento della medicina 

dall’isituzione delle università al 1550.” In Le 

Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1280], 455–478. 

1514. PARDO-TOMÁS, José, and Àlvar MARTÍNEZ- 

VIDAL. “Medicine and the Spanish Novator Movement: 

Ancients vs. Moderns, and Beyond.” In 



1515. PENNUTO, Concetta. “Curare con la musica.” 

In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1280], 297–306. 

1516. REY BUENO, Mar. “Los paracelsistas españoles: 

medicina química en la España Moderna.” 



1517. RÜTTEN, Thomas. “Traduzioni e commenti 

del corpus ippocratico e galenico.” In Le Scienze, 


479–496. 

1518. SHKLAR, Gerald. “Philip Barrough, Elizabethan 

Physician with the First English Book on 

Medicine.” J. Hist. Dent. 52 (2004): 55–59. 

Special focus on his concern with diseases of 

mouth and teeth. 

1519. SIRAISI, Nancy G. History, Medicine, and 

the Traditions of Renaissance Learning. Cultures of 

Knowledge in the Early Modern World. (ix + 438 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Ann Arbor: University of Michigan 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780472116027. 


1520. STEENO, Omer P., and Maurits BIESBROUCK. 

“Ghysbrecht Colen, alias Gisbertus Carbo, Andréas 

Vesalius’s friend from Leuven (Louvain).” Vesalius 

13 (2007): 75–76. 

1521. STEIN, Claudia. Negotiating the French Pox 

in Early Modern Germany. (x + 241 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Farnham, England; Burlington, VT: 

Ashgate, 2009. ISBN: 9780754660088; 0754660087. 


1522. VÉSALE, André. Résumé de ses livres sur 

la fabrique du corps humain. Edited by Jacqueline 

VONS. Introduction, notes, and commentary 

by Jacqueline VONS and Stéphane VELUT. Science 

et humanisme, 8. (cxxi + 282 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2008. ISBN: 

9782251345109. 


1523. WADE-SIRABIAN, Elizabeth I. “Fifteenth- 

Century Medicine and Magic at the University of 

Heidelberg.” Fifteenth-Century Studies 32 (2007): 

191–208. 

1524. ZUCCOLIN, Gabriella. “Il ruolo 

dell’exemplum nella produzione medica e religiosa 

di Michele Savonarola (1385–1466).” In Exempla 

medicorum, edited by Mariacarla GADEBUSCH BON- 

DIO and Thomas RICKLIN (Firenze: Sismel Edizioni 

Del Galluzzo, 2008), 109–128. 


1525. WILLIAMS, Owen. “Exorcising Madness in 

Late Elizabethan England: The Seduction of Arthington 

and the Criminal Culpability of Demoniacs.” J. 

Brit. Stud. 47 (2008): 30–52.



1526. CHRISTIANSEN, John. “The English Sweat in 

Lübeck and North Germany, 1529.” Med. Hist. 53 

(2009): 415–424. 

1527. PENNUTO, Concetta. “Pestilenze, contagi, 

epidemie.” In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO et 

al. (2008) [ref. 1280], 307–322. 

1528. VICHARD, Philippe. “L’hôpital comtois entre 

conquête et révolution : Apogée et raffinement architectural.” 



1529. CLERICUZIO, Antonio. “La critica della tradizione: 

chimica, farmacologia spagirica e medicina 

paracelsiana.” In Le Scienze, edited by CLERICUZIO 

et al. (2008) [ref. 1280], 367–390. 

1530. COHEN, Elizabeth S. “Miscarriages of 

Apothecary Justice: Un-Separate Spaces of Work 

and Family in Early Modern Rome.” Part of a set 

of articles on the history of medicine. [ref. 1492]. 

Renaiss. Stud. 21 (2007): 480–504. 

1531. KOZLUK, Magdalena. “ ‘Cette grande et vaste 

mer de la composition des médicaments’ : le statut 

de la pharmacie et la figure de l’apothicaire dans la 

préface médicale de la Renaissance (1528–1628).” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 203–216. 

1532. LAFONT, Olivier. “Le rôle du port de Rouen 

dans le commerce des drogues et des médicaments 

avec les Amériques.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 

305–310. 

1533. RANKIN, Alisha. “Empirics, Physicians, and 

Wonder Drugs in Early Modern Germany: The Case 

of the Panacea Amwaldina.” Part of a special issue: 



Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 680–710. 

On the conflict between university-trained physicians 

and empirical practitioners over popular 

cures. 

1534. SMITH, S. Halikowski. “The Physician’s 

Hand: Trends in the Evolution of the Apothecary 

and His Art across Europe (1500–1700).” Nuncius 24 

(2009): 97–125. 

1535. VIVO, Filippo de. “Pharmacies as Centres of 

Communication in Early Modern Venice.” Part of a 

set of articles on the history of medicine. [ref. 1492]. 

Renaiss. Stud. 21 (2007): 505–521. 

1536. WAROLIN, Christian. “Étude généalogique de 

la dynastie des Pijart, orfèvres ou apothicaires à Paris 

aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 

(2007): 361–370. 


1537. BERNARDONI, Andrea. “The Biography of 

a Technical Picture: Biringuccio’s Boring Machine 

Woodcut.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 291–311. 

1538. DAMLER, Daniel. “The Modern Wonder and 

Its Enemies: Courtly Innovations in the Spanish 

Renaissance.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited 

by ZITTEL et al. (2008) [ref. 1546], 429–455. 

Looks at the career of Juanelo Turriano and the 

development of water supply technology in Toledo 

during the 16th century. 

1539. DOLZA, Luisa. “ ‘Industrious Observations, 

Grounded Conclusions, and Profitable Inventions 

and Discoveries; the Best State of That Province’: 

Technology and Culture during Francis Bacon’s Stay 

in France.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited by 

ZITTEL et al. (2008) [ref. 1546], 3–19. 

Focuses on the biography of Jacques Besson, author 

of the 16th-century Theater of Machines, a 

work dealing with new inventions. 

1540. LAURENZA, Domenico. “Disegno e progetto: 

Leonardo e gli ingegneri.” In Le Scienze, edited by 


1541. LONG, Pamela O. “Hydraulic Engineering and 

the Study of Antiquity: Rome, 1557–70.” Renaiss. 

Quart. 61 (2008): 1098–1138. 

On “individuals from both learned and practical 

backgrounds [who] approached urgent problems 

of hydraulic engineering by studying ancient texts 

and artifacts.” (from the abstract) 

1542. MAFFIOLI, Cesare S. “Le acque tra concezioni 

filosofiche e saperi tecnici.” In Le Scienze, edited by 


1543. PASTORINO, Cesare. “The Mine and the Furnace: 

Francis Bacon, Thomas Russell, and Early 

Stuart Mining Culture.” Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 

630–660. 

1544. SHELL, Hanna Rose. “Ceramic Nature.” In 

Materials and Expertise in Early Modern Europe, 

edited by KLEIN and SPARY (2010) [ref. 1705], 50– 

70. 

Focuses on the work of Bernard Palissy. 

1545. SMITH, Pamela H. “Vermilion, Mercury, 

Blood, and Lizards: Matter and Meaning in Metalworking.” 

In Materials and Expertise in Early 

Modern Europe, edited by KLEIN and SPARY (2010) 

[ref. 1705], 29–49. 

Expands the understanding of metalworking to 

include a variety of materials and methods along 

with compex theoretical views about the nature of 

matter. 

1546. ZITTEL, Claus, Gisela ENGEL, Romano 

NANNI, and Nicole C. KARAFYLLIS. (Eds.) Philosophies 

of Technology: Francis Bacon and His Contemporaries. 

Intersections: Yearbook for Early Modern 

Studies, 11. (2 v.; xxix + 577 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Leiden: Brill, 2008. ISBN: 9789004170506. 

Contents: Luisa DOLZA, “ ‘Industrious Observations, 

Grounded Conclusions, and Profitable 

Inventions and Discoveries; the Best State of That 

Province’: Technology and Culture during Francis 

Bacon’s Stay in France,” 3-19 [ref. 1539]; 

Jürgen KLEIN, “Francis Bacon’s Scientia Operativa, 

the Tradition of the Workshops, and the 

Secrets of Nature,” 21-49 [ref. 1637]; Romano

340. 17th century 93 

NANNI, “Technical Knowledge and the Advancement 

of Learning: Some Questions about ‘Perfectibility’ 

and ‘Invention,’ ” 51-66 [ref. 1641]; 

Arianna BORRELLI, “The Weatherglass and Its 

Observers in the Early Seventeenth Century,” 67- 

130 [ref. 1305]; Sophie WEEKS, “The Role of 

Mechanics in Francis Bacon’s Great Instauration,” 

133-195 [ref. 1364]; Dana JALOBEANU, “Bacon’s 

Brotherhood and Its Classical Sources: Producing 

and Communicating Knowledge in the Project 

of the Great Instauration,” 197-230 [ref. 1580]; 

Todd Andrew BORLIK, “The Whale under the 

Microscope: Technology and Objectivity in Two 

Renaissance Utopias,” 231-249 [ref. 1574]; Jarmo 

PULKKINEN, “The Role of Metaphors in William 

Harvey’s Thought,” 253-285 [ref. 1563]; Andrés 

VACCARI, “Legitimating the Machine: The Epistemological 

Foundation of Technological Metaphor 

in the Natural Philosophy of René Descartes,” 

287-336 [ref. 1649]; Claus ZITTEL, “Descartes 

as Bricoleur,” 337-372 [ref. 1723]; Berthold HEI- 

NECKE, “The Poet and the Philosopher: Francis 

Bacon and Georg Philipp Harsdörffer,” 375-409 

[ref. 1579]; Benjamin WARDHAUGH, “Formal 

Causes and Mechanical Causes: The Analogy 

of the Musical Instrument in Late Seventeenth- 

Century Natural Philosophy,” 411-428 [ref. 1669]; 

Daniel DAMLER, “The Modern Wonder and Its Enemies: 

Courtly Innovations in the Spanish Renaissance,” 

429-455 [ref. 1538]; Moritz EPPLE, “The 

Gap between Theory and Practice: Hydrodynamical 

and Hydraulical Utopias in the 18th Century,” 

457-493 [ref. 1929]; Thomas BRANDSTETTER, 

“Sentimental Hydraulics: Utopia and Technology 

in 18th-Century France,” 495-513 [ref. 2095]; 

Staffan MÜLLER-WILLE, “History Redoubled: 

The Synthesis of Facts in Linnaean Natural History,” 

515-538 [ref. 2011]; Pablo SCHNEIDER, 

“Rescue Attempts: Scientific Images and the Mysteries 

of Power in the Era of Louis XIV,” 539-572 

[ref. 1572]. 



1547. CURTH, Louise Hill. The Care of Brute 

Beasts: A Social and Cultural Study of Veterinary 

Medicine in Early Modern England. History of 

Science and Medicine Library, 14. (177 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2010. ISBN: 

9789004179950. 

340. 17TH CENTURY 


1548. ALLINEY, Guido. “Rivoluzioni scientifiche 

nella filosofia della natura medievale?” In Cosmogonie 

e cosmologie nel medioevo, edited by MARTELLO 

et al. (2008) [ref. 1122], 1–18. 

1549. BARRERA-OSORIO, Antonio. “Nature and 

Experience in the New World: Spain and England in 

the Making of the New Science.” In Más allá de la 


EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 121–136. 

1550. BENNETT, Kate. “John Aubrey, Hint-Keeper: 

Life-Writing and the Encouragement of Natural Philosophy 

in the Pre-Newtonian Seventeenth Century.” 

Seventeenth Cent. 22 (2007): 358–380. 

1551. CAVEING, Maurice. “Savoirs et sciences selon 

Gérard Simon.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 203–216. 

Focus is on the 17th century. 

1552. CONDREN, Conal, Stephen GAUKROGER, 

and Ian HUNTER. (Eds.) The Philosopher in Early 

Modern Europe: The Nature of a Contested Identity. 

(xii + 281 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 


9780521866460. 

Contents: Stephen GAUKROGER, “The persona 

of the Natural Philosopher,” 17-34; Ian HUNTER, 

“The University Philosopher in Early Modern Germany,” 

35-65 [ref. 1614]; Conal CONDREN, “The 

persona of the Philosopher and the Rhetorics of Office 

in Early Modern England,” 66-89 [ref. 1626]; 

Catherine CURTIS, “From Sir Thomas More to 

Robert Burton: The Laughing Philosopher in 

the Early Modern Period,” 90-112; R. W. SER- 

JEANTSON, “Hobbes, the Universities and the 

History of Philosophy,” 113-139 [ref. 1646]; David 

SAUNDERS, “The Judicial persona in Historical 

Context: The Case of Matthew Hale,” 140- 

159; Robert von FRIEDEBURG, “Persona and 

Office: Althusius on the Formation of Magistrates 

and Councilors,” 160-181; John COTTING- 

HAM, “Descartes as Sage: Spiritual askesis in 

Cartesian Philosophy,” 182-201 [ref. 1628]; Peter 

HARRISON, “The Natural Philosopher and the 

Virtues,” 202-228; Karen GREEN and Jacqueline 

BROAD, “Fictions of a Feminine Philosophical persona: 

Christine de Pizan, Margaret Cavendish and 

philosophia Lost,” 229-253 [ref. 1631]; Richard 

YEO, “John Locke and Polite Philosophy,” 254- 

275 [ref. 1650]. 


1553. KLEINERT, Andreas. “Der messende Luchs. 

Zwei verbreitete Fehler in der Galilei-Literatur.” NTM 

17 (2009): 199–206. 

1554. MERCHANT, Carolyn. “Secrets of Nature: 

The Bacon Debates Revisited.” J. Hist. Ideas 69 

(2008): 147–162. 

1555. OTTAVIANI, Alessandro, and Oreste TRA- 

BUCCO. Theatrum naturae: La ricerca naturalistica 

tra erudizione e nuova scienza nell’Italia del 

primo Seicento. Testi e Documenti per la Storia della 

Scienza nel Mezzogiorno, 4. Naples: La Città del 

Sole, 2007. 

On the circle of scholars in Italy including those 

involved in the Accademia dei Lincei. 



1556. ÁLVAREZ MUÑOZ, Evaristo. “Autores 

españoles en la biblioteca ideal de Gabriel 

Naudé (1627): una visión europea de la cultura y 

la ciencia españolas a comienzos del XVII.” Asclepio 

62, no. 1 (2010): 119–142.

94 340. 17th century 

1557. NAVARRO BROTÓNS, Víctor, and William 

EAMON. (Eds.) Más allá de la Leyenda Negra: 

España y la Revolutión Científica. Translated title: 

[Beyond the Black Legend: Spain and the Scientific 

Revolution.] In Spanish. (529 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Valencia: 

Publicacions de la Universitat de València, 2007. 

ISBN: 9788437067919. 

Contents: José María LÓPEZ PIÑERO, “Ciencia 

y técnica en la sociedad española de los siglos 

XVI y XVII tres décadas después,” 15-26; 

Víctor NAVARRO BROTÓNS and William EA- 

MON, “Spain and the Scientific Revolution: Historiographical 

Questions and Conjectures,” 27-40 

[ref. 1558]; Mar REY BUENO, “Los paracelsistas 

españoles: medicina química en la España Moderna,” 

41-56 [ref. 1516]; Miguel LÓPEZ PÉREZ, 

“Ciencia y pensamiento hermético en la Edad 

Moderna española,” 57-72 [ref. 1619]; Tayra M. 

C. LANUZA-NAVARRO, “Astrological Prognostications 

in Seventeenth-Century Spain,” 73-88 

[ref. 1687]; Henrique LEITÃO, “Maritime Discoveries 

and the Discovery of Science: Pedro Nunes 

and Early Modern Science,” 89-104 [ref. 1453]; 

Francisco Roque de OLIVEIRA, “Una especie de 

invisibilidad: limitaciones de la divulgación internacional 

de la literatura de los descubrimientos 

portugueses y el ejemplo del saber geográfico 

sobre la China,” 105-120 [ref. 1455]; Antonio 

BARRERA-OSORIO, “Nature and Experience in 

the New World: Spain and England in the Making 

of the New Science,” 121-136 [ref. 1549]; Daniela 

BLEICHMAR, “The Trajectories of Natural Knowledge 

in the Spanish Empire (ca. 1550–1650),” 

137-146; Raquel ÁLVAREZ PELÁEZ, “Un Nuevo 

Mundo para la ciencia: el descubrimiento de la naturaleza 

americana,” 147-154 [ref. 1729]; Susana 

GÓMEZ, “Lucifera y Fructifera: ciencia y utilidad 

en las colecciones naturalistas de la España 

de los Austrias,” 155-180; Mauricio JALÓN, “El 

enciclopedismo entre 1560 y 1620 y la implantación 

de las nuevas disciplinas científicas: sobre la 

Plaza de las ciencias de Suárez de Figueroa,” 181- 

196 [ref. 1283]; Jorge CAÑIZARES-ESGUERRA, 

“Crusading and Chivalric Epistemologies: Iberian 

Influences on Early-Modern European Science,” 

197-208 [ref. 1287]; John SLATER, “Fables of 

Communication: The Rhetoric of Investigative 

Methodology and Golden Age Literature,” 209- 

222; Vicente L. SALAVERT FABIANI, “Producción 

científica y valoración social de la ciencia en la 

España de los Austria,” 223-240; Romano GATTO, 

“Hyeronimo Hurtado e gli inizi della scuola filosofica 

del collegio gesuitico napoletano,” 241-252; 

Rosario MOSCHEO, “Scienza e cultura nella Sicilia 

spagnola tra Medioevo e prima Età moderna,” 

253-266; Geert VANPAEMEL, “The Distant Court: 

The Culture of Mathematics in the Spanish Netherlands,” 

267-282 [ref. 1386]; María Luz LÓPEZ 

TERRADA, “The Control of Medical Practice under 

the Spanish Monarchy during the Sixteenth and 

Seventeenth Centuries,” 283-294 [ref. 1510]; José 

L. FRESQUET FEBRER, “El interés del estudio de 

la cirugía en la Monarquía Hispánica (s. XVI),” 

295-306 [ref. 1498]; Jon ARRIZABALAGA, “The 

World of Iberian Converso Practitioners, from Lluís 

Alcanyís to Isaac Cardoso,” 307-322; José PARDO- 

TOMÁS and Àlvar MARTÍNEZ-VIDAL, “Medicine 

and the Spanish Novator Movement: Ancients vs. 

Moderns, and Beyond,” 323-346 [ref. 1514]; María 

Isabel VICENTE MAROTO, “Los cosmógrafos españoles 

del siglo XVI: del humanista al técnico,” 

347-370 [ref. 1683]; Alison SANDMAN, “Latitude, 

Longitude, and Ideas about the Utility of Science,” 

371-382 [ref. 1457]; María M. PORTUONDO, 

“Spanish Cosmography and the New World Crisis,” 

383-398 [ref. 1416]; Luís Miguel CAROLINO, 

“Mathematics and the Late Aristotelian Theory of 

Science: The ‘Quaestio de Certitudine Mathematicarum’ 

in Seventeenth-Century Portuguese Universities,” 

399-412 [ref. 1653]; Eduard RECASENS 

GALLART, “El cultivo de las matemáticas puras 

en la España del siglo XVII,” 413-426 [ref. 1662]; 

Mariano ESTEBAN PIÑEIRO, “La institucionalización 

de la ciencia aplicada en la España del siglo 

XVI: un modelo cuestionado,” 427-442 [ref. 1302]; 

Nicolás GARCÍA TAPIA, “Balzac y el hidalgo toledano: 

mito y realidad en la historia de la máquina 

de vapor,” 443-456 [ref. 2826]. 



METHODS 

1558. NAVARRO BROTÓNS, Víctor, and William 

EAMON. “Spain and the Scientific Revolution: Historiographical 

Questions and Conjectures.” In Más allá 

de la Leyenda Negra, edited by NAVARRO BROTÓNS 

and EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 27–40. 

1559. ROMO, José. “¿Hacía Galileo experimentos?” 

Theoria (0495-4548) 20 (2005): 5–23. 

An evaluation of Peter Dear’s interpretation of 

17th-century thought with regard to understanding 

Galileo. 

1560. SMITH, Pamela H. “Science on the Move: Recent 

Trends in the History of Early Modern Science.” 

Renaiss. Quart. 62 (2009): 345–375. 


SCIENCE 

1561. MELI, Domenico Bertoloni. “A Lofty Mountain, 

Putrefying Flesh, Styptic Water, and Germinating 

Seeds: Reflections on Experimental Procedures 

from Périer to Redi and Beyond.” In The Accademia 

del Cimento and Its European Context, edited by 

BERETTA et al. (2009) [ref. 1598], 121–134. 

Four case studies of diverse experiments similar in 

that all involve simultaneous parallel trials as key 

to their methodology. 


SCIENCE 

1562. KRÄMER, Fabian. “The Persistent Image of 

an Unusual Centaur: A Biography of Aldrovandi’s 

Two-Legged Centaur Woodcut.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 

313–340. 

1563. PULKKINEN, Jarmo. “The Role of Metaphors 

in William Harvey’s Thought.” In Philosophies 

of Technology, edited by ZITTEL et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1546], 253–285. 

1564. VERTESI, Janet. “Instrumental Images: The 

Visual Rhetoric of Self-Presentation in Hevelius’s


Machina Coelestis.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 43 (2010): 

209–243. 

On astronomical images and their reception. 


WORKS 

1565. FARA, Patricia. “Minerva/Athene.” Endeavour 

34 (2010): 4–5. 

On 17th-century uses of the Minerva/Athene 

mythology. 

1566. IRVING, Sarah. Natural Science and the Origins 

of the British Empire. Empires in Perspective, 5. 

(xiii + 183 pp.; bibl.; index.) London: Pickering & 

Chatto, 2008. ISBN: 9781851968893. 

Sets developments in 17th-century science in the 

context of England’s Atlantic colonization. 


1567. LAFONT, Olivier. “Bibliophilie ou bibliomanie 

?” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 257–254. 

Reflects on the origin of collections of scientific 

books in France in the 17th and 18th centuries. 

1568. WALES, Diane. “Equally Safe for Both Sexes; 

A Gender Analysis of Medical Advertisements in 

English Newspapers, 1690–1750.” Vesalius 11, no. 1 

(2005): 26–32. 

1569. WYATT, Lee T., III. The Industrial Revolution. 

Greenwood Guides to Historic Events, 1500–1900. 

(xix + 263 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Westport, CT: 

Greenwood Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780313337697. 



AND ECONOMICS 

1570. GROEBNER, Valentin. Who Are You? Identification, 

Deception, and Surveillance in Early Modern 

Europe. (349 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Brooklyn, NY: 

Zone Books, 2007. ISBN: 9781890951726. 


1571. HOWELL, Graham R. “Of Science and Civic 

Character: A Study of Plato, Bacon and Hobbes.” 


Dissertation at Carleton University (Canada), 2008. 

Pub. no. AAT NR43897. 291 pp. 

1572. SCHNEIDER, Pablo. “Rescue Attempts: Scientific 

Images and the Mysteries of Power in the Era 

of Louis XIV.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited 



AND THE ARTS 

1573. BATTIGELLI, Anna. “Between the Glass and 

the Hand: The Eye in Margaret Cavendish’s Blazing 

World.” 1650-1850 2 (1996): 25–38. 

On fiction by Cavendish and its relationship to 

Hooke’s Micrographia and other contemporary 

scientific texts. 

1574. BORLIK, Todd Andrew. “The Whale under 

the Microscope: Technology and Objectivity in Two 

Renaissance Utopias.” In Philosophies of Technology, 

edited by ZITTEL et al. (2008) [ref. 1546], 231–249. 

Comparing Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis and Margart 

Cavendish’s The Blazing World. 

1575. BOYLE, Frank. “Old Poetry and New Science: 

Swift, Cowley, and Modernity.” 1650-1850 4 (1998): 

247–268. 

1576. COPPOLA, Al. “Retraining the Virtuoso’s 

Gaze: Behn’s Emperor of the Moon, The Royal 

Society, and the Spectacles of Science and Politics.” 

Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 41 (2008): 481–506. 

1577. GILL, Russell B. “The Intuitive Geometry of 

Spinoza and Vermeer.” 1650-1850 2 (1996): 39–60. 

1578. HAMOU, Philippe. “L’optique des Voyages de 

Gulliver.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 25–45. 

1579. HEINECKE, Berthold. “The Poet and the 

Philosopher: Francis Bacon and Georg Philipp 

Harsdörffer.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited 


1580. JALOBEANU, Dana. “Bacon’s Brotherhood 

and Its Classical Sources: Producing and Communicating 

Knowledge in the Project of the Great Instauration.” 

In Philosophies of Technology, edited by 


Studies the background, audience and reception of 

Bacon’s New Atlantis. 

1581. MARCAIDA, José Ramón. “Portraying Technology 

in Gallery Paintings.” Hist. & Tech. 25 (2009): 

391–397. 

Focus is on 17th-century paintings. 

1582. MAYER-DEUTSCH, Angela. “Zu Athanasius 

Kirchers Trompe-l’oreille-Kontemplationen in den 

Quirinalsgärten von Rom.” In Das technische Bild, 

edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 198– 

207. 

1583. PHAF-RHEINBERGER, Ineke. “Science and 

Art in the ‘Dutch Period’ in Northeast Brazil: The 

Representation of Cannibals and Africans as Allies 

Overseas.” Circumscribere 7 (2009): 37–47. 

1584. WESTSTEIJN, Thijs. “ ‘Painting’s Enchanting 

Poison’: Artistic Efficacy and the Transfer of Spirits.” 

In Spirits Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER and NEUBER 

(2008) [ref. 1282], 141–178. 

1585. YOUNG, John Riddington. “ ‘The Purple Island’ 

of Phineas Fletcher: Allusions to the Anatomy 

of the Human Body in English Poetry up to the end of 

the Seventeenth century.” Vesalius 11, no. 1 (2005): 

33–37. 

1586. YOUNG, John Ridington. “Poetical Allusions 

to the Circulation of Blood up to the End of the 

Seventeenth Century.” Vesalius 9, no. 1 (2003): 3–8. 

340-27. SCIENCE AND GENDER 

1587. ARMINTOR, Deborah Needleman. “ ‘From 

This Time, I Shall Survey Myself in the Glass with a 

Sort of Philosophical Pleasure’: Newton and Narcissism 

in Sir Isaac Newton’s Philosophy Explain’d for 

the Use of the Ladies.” 1650-1850 15 (2008): 23–36.


On the argument in Elizabeth Carter’s translation 

of Algarotti’s work on Newton that women are 

drawn to the science of optics, commenting on 

female microscope use. 

1588. BORRIS, Kenneth, and G. S. ROUSSEAU. 

(Eds.) The Sciences of Homosexuality in Early Modern 

Europe. (xi + 281 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Routledge, 2008. ISBN: 9780415403214. 

Contents: Kenneth BORRIS, “Introduction: The 

Prehistory of Homosexuality in the Early Modern 

Sciences”; Derek NEAL, “Disorder of Body, 

Mind, or Soul: Male Sexual Deviance in Jacques 

Despars’s Commentary on Avicenna”; Faith WAL- 

LIS, “Giulio Guastavini’s Commentary on Pseudo- 

Aristotle’s Account of Male Same-Sexual Coitus, 

Problemata 4.26”; George ROUSSEAU, “Policing 

the Anus: Stuprum and Sodomy According 

to Paolo Zacchia’s Forensic Medicine”; Cristian 

BERCO, “Syphilis and the Silencing of Sodomy in 

Juan Calvo’s Tratatado Del Morbo Gálico”; Kevin 

SIENA, “The Strange Medical Silence on Same- 

Sex Transmission of the Pox, c.1660–c.1760”; 

Kenneth BORRIS, “Sodomizing Science: Cocles, 

Patricio Tricasso, and the Constitutional Morphologies 

of Renaissance Male Same-Sex Lovers”; P. G. 

MAXWELL-STUART, “Representations of Same- 

Sex Love in Early Modern Astrology”; H. Darrel 

RUTKIN, “Astrological Conditioning of Same- 

Sexual Relations in Girolamo Cardano’s Theoretical 

Treatises and Celebrity Genitures”; Guido 

GIGLIONI, “ ‘Bolognan Boys Are Beautiful, Tasteful, 

and Mostly Fine Musicians’: Cardano on Male 

Same-Sex Love and Music”; Allison B. KAVEY, 

“Mercury Falling: Gender Flexibility and Eroticism 

in Popular Alchemy”; Winfried SCHLEINER, 

“Intrigues of Hermaphrodites and the Intercourse 

of Science with Erotica”; Harriette ANDREADIS, 

“Erotics Versus Sexualities: Current Science and 

Reading Early Modern Female Same-Sex Relations.” 

1589. VICKERS, Brian. “Francis Bacon, Feminist 

Historiography, and the Dominion of Nature.” J. Hist. 

Ideas 69 (2008): 117–141. 


1590. AKERS, Matthew P. “From the Hexaemeral to 

the Physico-Theological: A Study of Thomas Traherne’s 

Meditations on the Six Days of the Creation 

and The Kingdom of God Focusing upon the Cosmological 

Controversy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/03 

(2008). 

Dissertation at Drew University, 2008. Pub. no. 

AAT 3308654. 215 pp. 

1591. GRANADA, Miguel A. “Mersenne’s Critique 

of Giordano Bruno’s Conception of the Relation between 

God and the Universe: A Reappraisal.” Special 

Issue on Marin Mersenne [ref. 1658]. Perspect. Sci. 

18 (2010): 26–49. 

1592. HSIA, Florence C. Sojourners in a Strange 

Land: Jesuits and Their Scientific Missions in Late 

Imperial China. (xv + 272 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago; London: The University of Chicago Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780226355597. 

Shows how these missionary-scientists remade 

themselves as they negotiated the place of the 

profane sciences in a religious enterprise. 

1593. MAYER, Thomas F. “The Status of the Inquisition’s 

Precept to Galileo (1616) in Historical 

Perspective.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 61–95. 

1594. METHUEN, Charlotte. “De la sola scriptura 

à l’Astronomia nova : Principe d’autorité, principe 

d’accommodation et réforme de l’astronomie dans 

l’œuvre de Jean Kepler.” In Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle 


[ref. 1404], 319–338. 

1595. VAI, Gian Battista. “The Scientific Revolution 

and Nicholas Steno’s Twofold Conversion.” In 

The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance to 

the Enlightenment, edited by ROSENBERG (2009) 

[ref. 329], 187–208. 

On his move from anatomy to geology and from 

Lutheranism to Catholicism. 

1596. WIGELSWORTH, Jeffrey R. “Samuel Clarke’s 

Newtonian Soul.” J. Hist. Ideas 70 (2009): 45–68. 

1597. WÜNSCH, Thomas. “Normgebung zwischen 

Katholizismus, Heidentum und Calvinismus: Der 

lutherische Prediger Paul Einhorn in Kurland in der 

ersten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts.” In Religion und 


[ref. 990], 175–195. 


1598. BERETTA, Marco, Antonio CLERICUZIO, and 

Lawrence M. PRINCIPE. (Eds.) The Accademia del 

Cimento and Its European Context. (257 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Sagamore Beach: Science History 

Publications, 2009. ISBN: 9780881353877. 

Contents: Marco BERETTA, “Lucretius as Hidden 

Auctoritas of the Cimento,” 1-16 [ref. 1689]; 

Antonio CLERICUZIO, “The Other Side of the 

Accademia del Cimento: Borelli’s Chemical Investigation,” 

17-30 [ref. 1701]; Maria CONFORTI, 

“The Experimenters’ Anatomy,” 31-44 [ref. 1761]; 

Susana GÓMEZ, “Experiments and Thoughts on 

Light around the Accademia del Cimento,” 45- 

58 [ref. 1692]; Stefania MONTACUTELLI, “Air 

‘Particulae’ and Mechanical Motions: From 

the Experiments of the Cimento Academy to 

Borelli’s Hypotheses on the Nature of Air,” 59-72 

[ref. 1694]; Giorgio STRANO, “Saturn’s Handles: 

Observations, Explanations and Censorship from 

Galileo to the Accademia del Cimento,” 73-90 

[ref. 1682]; Federica FAVINO, “On the Cimento’s 

‘Oak Academies’: An Unknown Contribution by 

Antonio Oliva,” 91-120 [ref. 1746]; Domenico 

Bertoloni MELI, “A Lofty Mountain, Putrefying 

Flesh, Styptic Water, and Germinating Seeds: Reflections 

on Experimental Procedures from Périer 

to Redi and Beyond,” 121-134 [ref. 1561]; Alfonso 

MIRTO, “Genesis of the Saggi and Its Publishing 

Success in the Seventeenth through Nineteenth 

Centuries,” 135-150 [ref. 1617]; Maria 

Pia DONATO, “Late Seventeenth-Century ‘Scientific’ 

Academies in Rome and the Cimento’s 

Disputed Legacy,” 151-165 [ref. 1601]; Robert 

A. HATCH, “The Republic of Letters: Boulliau,


Leopoldo and the Accademia del Cimento,” 165- 

180 [ref. 1616]; David J. STURDY, “The Academia 

del Cimento and the Académie Royale des Sciences,” 

181-194 [ref. 1605]; Luciano BOSCHIERO, 

“Networking and Experimental Rhetoric in Florence, 

Bologna and London during the 1660s,” 

195-210 [ref. 1599]; Rob ILIFFE, “Making Correspondents 

Network: Henry Oldenburg, Philosophical 

Commerce, and Italian Science 1660–72,” 

211-228 [ref. 1604]; Mordechai FEINGOLD, “The 

Accademia del Cimento and the Royal Society,” 

229-242 [ref. 1602]. 


1599. BOSCHIERO, Luciano. “Networking and Experimental 

Rhetoric in Florence, Bologna and London 

during the 1660s.” In The Accademia del Cimento 

and Its European Context, edited by BERETTA et al. 

(2009) [ref. 1598], 195–210. 

1600. COLLET, Dominik. Die Welt in der Stube: 

Begegnungen mit Außereuropa in Kunstkammern der 

Frühen Neuzeit. Veröffentlichungen des Max-Planck- 

Instituts für Geschichte, 232. (403 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2007. 

ISBN: 9783525358887. 


1601. DONATO, Maria Pia. “Late Seventeenth- 

Century ‘Scientific’ Academies in Rome and the 

Cimento’s Disputed Legacy.” In The Accademia 



1602. FEINGOLD, Mordechai. “The Accademia del 

Cimento and the Royal Society.” In The Accademia 



1603. HEILBRON, John L. “Solomon’s Houses: 

Francesco Bianchini’s Academic Places.” In Aurora 

Torealis, edited by BERETTA et al. (2008) [ref. 1], 

51–70. 

1604. ILIFFE, Rob. “Making Correspondents Network: 

Henry Oldenburg, Philosophical Commerce, 

and Italian Science 1660–72.” In The Accademia 



1605. STURDY, David J. “The Academia del Cimento 

and the Académie Royale des Sciences.” In 

The Accademia del Cimento and Its European Context, 

edited by BERETTA et al. (2009) [ref. 1598], 

181–194. 

1606. THOMSEN, Elsebeth. “Niels Stensen—Steno, 

in the World of Collections and Museums.” In 

The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance 

to the Enlightenment, edited by ROSENBERG (2009) 

[ref. 329], 75–91. 

On Steno’s interest and experience with collections 

and museums. 

1607. WADDEL, Mark A. “Magic and Artifice in the 

Collection of Athanasius Kircher.” Endeavour 34 

(2010): 30–34. 

On the museum administered by Kircher. 


1608. BOLT, Marvin. “The Invention of the Telescope.” 


Essay review of Rolf WILLACH, The Long Route 

to the Invention of the Telescope (2008) [ref. 1612]. 

1609. DUPRÉ, Sven, and Michael KOREY. “Optical 

Objects in the Dresden Kunstkammer: Lucas Brunn 

and the Courtly Display of Knowledge.” In European 

Collections of Scientific Instruments, 1550–1750, 

edited by STRANO et al. (2009) [ref. 243], 61–85. 

1610. MARTINÓN-TORRES, Marcos, and Thilo 

REHREN. “Trials and Errors in Search of Mineral 

Wealth: Metallurgical Experiments in Early Colonial 

Jamestown.” Rittenhouse 21, no. 2 (2007): 82–97. 

1611. SCHILLINGER, Klaus. “Some Lesser-Known 

Dresden Instrument Makers of the Seventeenth Century.” 



[ref. 243], 27–41. 

1612. WILLACH, Rolf. The Long Route to the Invention 

of the Telescope. Transactions of the American 

Philosophical Society, 98, pt. 5. (ix + 116 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 

2008. ISBN: 9781606189856. 


1613. WYKA, Ewa. “Scientific Instruments and 

the Legacy of Johannes Broscius, Professor of the 

Krakow Academy.” In European Collections of Scientific 

Instruments, 1550–1750, edited by STRANO et 

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INSTITUTIONS 

1614. HUNTER, Ian. “The University Philosopher in 

Early Modern Germany.” In The Philosopher in Early 

Modern Europe, edited by CONDREN et al. (2006) 

[ref. 1552], 35–65. 

1615. MUNCK, Bert De. “Corpses, Live Models, 

and Nature: Assessing Skills and Knowledge before 

the Industrial Revolution (Case: Antwerp).” Tech. & 


On “changing assessment procedures for (guildbased) 

artisans in the seventeenth and eighteenth 

centuries.” (from the abstract) 


SCIENTISTS 

1616. HATCH, Robert A. “The Republic of Letters: 

Boulliau, Leopoldo and the Accademia del Cimento.” 

In The Accademia del Cimento and Its European 

Context, edited by BERETTA et al. (2009) [ref. 1598], 

165–180. 

1617. MIRTO, Alfonso. “Genesis of the Saggi and Its 

Publishing Success in the Seventeenth through Nineteenth 

Centuries.” In The Accademia del Cimento 

and Its European Context, edited by BERETTA et al. 

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1618. DAVENPORT, Anne A. “Baroque Fire (A Note 

on Early-Modern Angelology).” Part of special issue: 

Evidence and Interpretation: Studies on Early Science 


Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 369–397. 

On the role of angels in the speculation about 

extraterrestrial life. 

1619. LÓPEZ PÉREZ, Miguel. “Ciencia y pensamiento 

hermético en la Edad Moderna española.” In 



1620. PARKIN, Sally. “Witchcraft, Women’s Honour 

and Customary Law in Early Modern Wales.” Soc. 

Hist. 31 (2006): 295–318. 

1621. REESE, Garth D., Jr. “The Theomagical Reformation 

of Thomas Vaughan: Magic and the Occult 

in Early Modern British Theology.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 71/03 (2010). 

Dissertation at The Claremont Graduate University, 

2010. Advisor: Ferrell, Lori Anne. Pub. no. AAT 

3399120. 215 pp. 

1622. SÁ, Mario. “O universo mágico das curas: o 

papel das práticas mágicas e feitiçarias no universo do 

Mato Grosso setecentista.” English title: [The Magic 

Universe of Cures: The Role of Magic Practices and 

Witchcraft in the Universe of 17th Century Mato 

Grosso]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 325–344. 

1623. SCHMIDT-BIGGEMANN, Wilhelm. “Bilder 

des Unsichtbaren: Robert Fludds Konzeption des 

Weltgeistes.” In Spirits Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER 

and NEUBER (2008) [ref. 1282], 197–209. 


1624. CASSINI, Alejandro. “Newton and Leibniz 

on Non-substantival Space.” Theoria (0495-4548) 20 

(2005): 25–43. 

1625. COHEN, Jason E. “Political Power in Francis 

Bacon’s Systems of Natural Knowledge (1603– 

1623).” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/09 (2009). 

Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin - 

Madison, 2008. Advisor: Lezra, Jacques. Pub. 

no. AAT 3327784. 292 pp. 

1626. CONDREN, Conal. “The persona of the 

Philosopher and the Rhetorics of Office in Early Modern 

England.” In The Philosopher in Early Modern 

Europe, edited by CONDREN et al. (2006) [ref. 1552], 

66–89. 

1627. CONSIDINE, Daniel Todd. “Descartes’s Creation 

Doctrine and Modality.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/12 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of Southern California, 

2008. Advisor: Van Cleve, James. Pub. no. AAT 

3341666. 264 pp. 

1628. COTTINGHAM, John. “Descartes as Sage: 

Spiritual askesis in Cartesian Philosophy.” In The 

Philosopher in Early Modern Europe, edited by 

CONDREN et al. (2006) [ref. 1552], 182–201. 

1629. GAL, Ofer, and Raz CHEN-MORRIS. 

“Baroque Optics and the Disappearance of the Observer: 

From Kepler’s Optics to Descartes’ Doubt.” J. 

Hist. Ideas 71 (2010): 191–217. 

1630. GIGLIONI, Guido. “The Cosmoplastic System 

of the Universe: Ralph Cudworth’s Analysis of Stoic 

Naturalism.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 313–331. 

1631. GREEN, Karen, and Jacqueline BROAD. “Fictions 

of a Feminine Philosophical persona: Christine 

de Pizan, Margaret Cavendish and philosophia Lost.” 

In The Philosopher in Early Modern Europe, edited 

by CONDREN et al. (2006) [ref. 1552], 229–253. 

1632. GUARDO, Federico. “Il concetto di entusiasmo 

nel platonismo di Cambridge.” Acta Phil. 16 (2007): 

39–64. 

On the theological rationalism of the Cambridge 

Platonists. 

1633. HALLACKER, Anja. “On Angelic Bodies: 

Some Philosophical Discussions in the 17th Century.” 

In Angels in Medieval Philosophical Inquiry, edited 

by IRIBARREN and LENZ (2008) [ref. 983], 201–214. 

1634. HANSEN, Jens Morten. “On the Origin of 

Natural History: Steno’s Modern, but Forgotten Philosophy 

of Science.” In The Revolution in Geology 

from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, edited by 

ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 159–178. 

1635. HWANG, Joseph Wook. “Descartes and the 

Metaphysics of Sensory Perception.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 69/10 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of California, Los Angeles, 

2008. Advisor: Carriero, John P. Pub. no. AAT 

3332527. 287 pp. 

1636. KELLER, Vera. “Drebbel’s Living Instruments, 

Hartmann’s Microcosm, and Libavius’s Thelesmos: 

Epistemic Machines before Descartes.” Hist. 


Focus is on the alchemist Cornelis van Drebbel’s 

natural philosophy, which was machine-based but 

not mechanistic. 

1637. KLEIN, Jürgen. “Francis Bacon’s Scientia 

Operativa, the Tradition of the Workshops, and the 

Secrets of Nature.” In Philosophies of Technology, 


1638. KOCHIRAS, Hylarie. “Gravity and Newton’s 

Substance Counting Problem.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 

40 (2009): 267–280. 

1639. LENNON, Thomas M. The Plain Truth: 

Descartes, Huet, and Skepticism. Brill’s Studies in 

Intellectual History, 170. (xi + 255 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Leiden: Brill, 2008. ISBN: 9789004171152. 

1640. MASSIMI, Michela. “Galileo’s Mathematization 

of Nature at the Crossroad between the Empiricist 

and the Kantian Tradition.” Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 

152–188. 

1641. NANNI, Romano. “Technical Knowledge 

and the Advancement of Learning: Some Questions 

about ‘Perfectibility’ and ‘Invention.’ ” In Philoso-


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[ref. 1546], 51–66. 

1642. NORRIS, Andrew. “Locke Reading the Law of 

Nature: Lockeian Hermeneutics and Political Judgment.” 

1650-1850 5 (2000): 37–62. 

1643. RAPHAEL, Renée. “Galileo’s Discorsi and 

Mersenne’s Nouvelles Pensées: Mersenne as a Reader 

of Galilean ‘Experience.’ ” Nuncius 23 (2008): 7–36. 

1644. SARASOHN, Lisa T. The Natural Philosophy 

of Margaret Cavendish: Reason and Fancy during 

the Scientific Revolution. (xi + 251 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 



1645. SCHWEGMAN, Jeffrey. “The ‘System’ as a 

Reading Technology: Pedagogy and Philosophical 

Criticism in Condillac’s Traité des Systêmes.” J. Hist. 

Ideas 71 (2010): 387–409. 

1646. SERJEANTSON, R. W. “Hobbes, the Universities 

and the History of Philosophy.” In The Philosopher 

in Early Modern Europe, edited by CONDREN 

et al. (2006) [ref. 1552], 113–139. 

1647. SMITH, Justin E. H. “Spirit as Intermediary 

in Post-Cartesian Natural Philosophy.” In Spirits 

Unseen, edited by GÖTTLER and NEUBER (2008) 

[ref. 1282], 269–291. 

1648. SOLÍS SANTOS, Carlos. “El atomismo inane 

de Galileo.” Theoria (0495-4548) 22 (2007): 213– 

231. 

1649. VACCARI, Andrés. “Legitimating the Machine: 

The Epistemological Foundation of Technological 

Metaphor in the Natural Philosophy of René 

Descartes.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited by 


1650. YEO, Richard. “John Locke and Polite Philosophy.” 

In The Philosopher in Early Modern Europe, 

edited by CONDREN et al. (2006) [ref. 1552], 254– 

275. 


1651. BARBARAS, Françoise. Spinoza : La science 

mathématique du salut. Philosophie. (205 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: CNRS, 2007. ISBN: 

9782271064967. 


1652. BRUYCKER, Angelo de. “ ‘To the Adornment 

and Honour of the City’: The Mathematics Course of 

the Flemish Jesuits in the Seventeenth Century.” Brit. 

Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 135–146. 

1653. CAROLINO, Luís Miguel. “Mathematics and 

the Late Aristotelian Theory of Science: The ‘Quaestio 

de Certitudine Mathematicarum’ in Seventeenth- 

Century Portuguese Universities.” In Más allá de la 


EAMON (2007) [ref. 1557], 399–412. 

1654. CIRINO, Raffaele. Dal movimento alla forza: 

Leibniz, l’infinitesimo tra logica e metafisica. (308 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Soveria Mannelli: Rubbettino, 

2006. ISBN: 9788849815931. 


1655. DOMSKI, Mary. “The Intelligibility of Motion 

and Construction: Descartes’ Early Mathematics and 

Metaphysics, 1619–1637.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 

(2009): 119–130. 

1656. GUICCIARDINI, Niccolò. Isaac Newton on 

Mathematical Certainty and Method. Transformations: 

Studies in the History of Science and Technology. 

(xxi + 427 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: MIT Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780262013178. 

1657. LÜTZEN, Jesper. “The Algebra of Geometric 

Impossibility: Descartes and Montucla on the Impossibility 

of the Duplication of the Cube and the 

Trisection of the Angle.” Centaurus 52 (2010): 4–37. 

1658. MALET, Antoni, and Daniele COZZOLI. 

“Mersenne and Mixed Mathematics.” Special Issue 

on Marin Mersenne. Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 

1–8. 

Contents: Daniele COZZOLI, “The Development 

of Mersenne’s Optics,” 9–25 [ref. 1690]; Miguel 

A. GRANADA, “Mersenne’s Critique of Giordano 

Bruno’s Conception of the Relation between 

God and the Universe: A Reappraisal,” 26–49 

[ref. 1591]; Carla Rita PALMERINO, “Experiments, 

Mathematics, Physical Causes: How Mersenne 

Came to Doubt the Validity of Galileo’s Law of 

Free Fall,” 50–76 [ref. 1695]; Carlos Calderón UR- 

REIZTIETA, “The Monochord according to Marin 

Mersenne: Bits, Atoms, and Some Surprises,” 

77–97 [ref. 1668]. 

1659. PALMIERI, Paolo. “Radical Mathematical 

Thomism: Beings of Reason and Divine Decrees in 

Torricelli’s Philosophy of Mathematics.” Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 131–142. 

1660. PAN Yining. “The Attempt at Merging Chinese 

and Western Mathematics: A Case Study on 

the Compilation of the Tongwen Suanzhi (1614).” 


25 (2006): 215–226. 

1661. PANZA, M. “Isaac Barrow and the Bounds 

of Geometry.” In Liber Amicorum Jean Dhombres, 


365–411. 

1662. RECASENS GALLART, Eduard. “El cultivo de 

las matemáticas puras en la España del siglo XVII.” 



1663. SCHECHNER, Sara J. “The Adventures of 

Captain John Smith among the Mathematical Practitioners: 

Cosmology, Mathematics, and Power at the 

Time of Jamestown.” Rittenhouse 21, no. 2 (2007): 

126–144. 

Discusses the influence of John Dee among 

mariners. 

1664. SELTMAN, Muriel. “The Artis analyticae 

praxis of Harriot and Warner in Focus.” John Fauvel


Memorial Lecture. Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 23 

(2008): 73–80. 

On Thomas Harriot’s posthumous 1631 work and 

its importance. 

1665. THORVALDSEN, Steinar. “Early Numerical 

Analysis in Kepler’s New Astronomy.” Sci. Context 

23 (2010): 39–63. 

1666. ZAYTSEV, Evgeny. “Euler’s Problem of 

Königsberg Bridges and Leibniz’ Geometria Situs.” 

Part of special issue “Mémorial Adolf Youschkevitch.” 

Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 58 (2008): 151–170. 

340-104. MUSIC 

1667. BASKEVITCH, François. “L’élaboration de la 

notion de vibration sonore : Galilée dans les Discorssi.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 387–418. 

1668. URREIZTIETA, Carlos Calderón. “The Monochord 

according to Marin Mersenne: Bits, Atoms, and 

Some Surprises.” Special Issue on Marin Mersenne 

[ref. 1658]. Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 77–97. 

Discussion based on a comparison of a reconstruction 

of the monochord and the textual account of 

it. 

1669. WARDHAUGH, Benjamin. “Formal Causes 

and Mechanical Causes: The Analogy of the Musical 

Instrument in Late Seventeenth-Century Natural Philosophy.” 

In Philosophies of Technology, edited by 



1670. DHOMBRES, Jean, and Patricia RADELET-DE 

GRAVE. Une mécanique donnée à voir : Les thèses 

illustrées : défendues à Louvain en julliet 1624 par 

Grégoire de Saint-Vincent S.J. De diversis artibus, 82. 

(viii + 551 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Belgium, Turnhout: 

Brepols Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9782503525174. 

On early telescopic observations and celestial mechanics. 

1671. FERRARO, Bruno. “Giordano Bruno’s Infinitely 

Numerous Worlds and ‘Lunar’ Literature.” 

Eur. Legacy 11 (2006): 727–736. 

1672. GATTEI, Stefano. “The Engraved Frontispiece 

of Kepler’s Tabulae Rudolphinae (1627): A Preliminary 

Study.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 341–365. 

1673. GRANEY, Christopher M. “Seeds of a Tychonic 

Revolution: Telescopic Observations of the 

Stars by Galileo Galilei and Simon Marius.” Phys. 

Persp. 12 (2010): 4–24. 

1674. HIRAOKA Ryuji. “Clavius and His Astronomical 

Data during the ‘Christian Century’ in Japan.” 


1675. JARDINE, Nick. “Kepler, God, and the Virtues 

of Copernican Hypotheses.” In Nouveau Ciel, Nouvelle 


[ref. 1404], 269–281. 

1676. KOSSO, Peter. “And Yet It Moves: The Observability 

of the Rotation of the Earth.” Found. Sci. 

15 (2010): 213–225. 

1677. MAGRUDER, Kerry V. “Jesuit Science after 

Galileo: The Cosmology of Gabriele Beati.” Centaurus 

51 (2009): 189–212. 

Analysis of illustrations in Beati’s work and their 

relation to “visual representations, science and 

biblical interpretation, the Scientific Revolution, 

and Jesuit science after Galileo.” 

1678. MEINEL, Christoph. (Ed.) Grenzgänger zwischen 

Himmel und Erde. Kometen in der Frühen 

Neuzeit. (147 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Regensburg: 

Universitätsverlag Regensburg, 2009. ISBN: 

9783868450378. 

1679. SCHRÖDER, W. “How Many Aurora Were 

Observed during the Maunder Minimum?” Acta 

Geod. Geophys. Hung. 43 (2008): 477–478. 

1680. SOYSA, Kemal de. “An Unusual Silver Celestial 

Planisphere in the Whipple Museum.” Part of 



1681. SPRANZI, Marta. Galilée, Le “Dialogue sur 

les deux grands systèmes du monde” : Rhétorique, 

dialectique et démonstration. Philosophies, 174. (128 

pp.; bibl.) Paris: PUF, 2004. ISBN: 9782130524489. 


1682. STRANO, Giorgio. “Saturn’s Handles: Observations, 

Explanations and Censorship from Galileo 

to the Accademia del Cimento.” In The Accademia 



1683. VICENTE MAROTO, María Isabel. “Los 

cosmógrafos españoles del siglo XVI: del humanista 

al técnico.” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, 


[ref. 1557], 347–370. 

1684. VICKERS, Peter. “Was Newtonian Cosmology 

Really Inconsistent?” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 

(2009): 197–208. 


1685. BROSSEDER, Claudia. “Astrology in 

Seventeenth-Century Peru.” Part of a special issue: 

“Stars, Spirits, Signs: Towards a History of Astrology 

1100–1800” [ref. 286]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. 


1686. BURNS, William E. “Astrology and Politics 

in Seventeenth-Century England: King James II and 

the Almanac Men.” Seventeenth Cent. 20 (2005): 

242–253. 

1687. LANUZA-NAVARRO, Tayra M. C. “Astrological 

Prognostications in Seventeenth-Century Spain.” 




GENERAL WORKS 

1688. ARMOGATHE, Jean-Robert. “ ‘La nouvelle 

porte du ciel’. Sur la Dioptrique de Kepler.” In Liber 


GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 63–69.


1689. BERETTA, Marco. “Lucretius as Hidden Auctoritas 

of the Cimento.” In The Accademia del Cimento 

and Its European Context, edited by BERETTA 

et al. (2009) [ref. 1598], 1–16. 

On efforts to publish Lucretius and the controversy 

over atomism. 

1690. COZZOLI, Daniele. “The Development 

of Mersenne’s Optics.” Special Issue on Marin 

Mersenne [ref. 1658]. Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 

9–25. 

1691. DARRIGOL, Olivier. “The Analogy between 

Light and Sound in the History of Optics from the 

Ancient Greeks to Isaac Newton. Part 1.” Centaurus 

52 (2010): 117–155. 

Focus is on the physical concepts of light and 

sound. 

1692. GÓMEZ, Susana. “Experiments and Thoughts 

on Light around the Accademia del Cimento.” In The 

Accademia del Cimento and Its European Context, 


Concerns relationship of ideas on light and atomism. 

1693. MAFFIOLI, Cesare S. “ ‘Acqua premuta’: 

Benedetto Castelli and the Incompressibility of Water.” 


1694. MONTACUTELLI, Stefania. “Air ‘Particulae’ 

and Mechanical Motions: From the Experiments of 

the Cimento Academy to Borelli’s Hypotheses on the 

Nature of Air.” In The Accademia del Cimento and Its 

European Context, edited by BERETTA et al. (2009) 

[ref. 1598], 59–72. 

1695. PALMERINO, Carla Rita. “Experiments, Mathematics, 

Physical Causes: How Mersenne Came to 

Doubt the Validity of Galileo’s Law of Free Fall.” 

Special Issue on Marin Mersenne [ref. 1658]. Perspect. 


1696. PALMIERI, Paolo. “A Phenomenology of 

Galileo’s Experiments with Pendulums.” Brit. J. Hist. 

Sci. 42 (2009): 479–513. 

1697. PALMIERI, Paolo. “Experimental History: 

Swinging Pendulums and Melting Shellac.” Endeavour 

33 (2009): 88–92. 

On the experiments of Galileo Galilei and Charles 

Augustin de Coulomb. 

1698. SCHAFFER, Simon. “Newton on the Beach: 

The Information Order of Principia Mathematica.” 

Hist. Sci. 47 (2009): 243–276. 

1699. SHEA, William R., and Tiziana BASCELLI. 

“How Torricelli Improved on Galileo’s Laws of Free 

Fall and Projectile Motion.” In Aurora Torealis, 


1700. SMALLWOOD, John. “Bouguer Redeemed: 

The Successful 1737–1740 Gravity Experiments on 

Pichincha and Chimborazo.” Earth Sci. Hist. 29 

(2010): 1–25. 

On Pierre Bouguer’s pendulum experiments during 

the French Academy of Science’s expedition to 

Peru. 


1701. CLERICUZIO, Antonio. “The Other Side of 

the Accademia del Cimento: Borelli’s Chemical 

Investigation.” In The Accademia del Cimento and Its 


[ref. 1598], 17–30. 

1702. HÄLLDAHL, Lars. “Revisiting Pharmacy Morianen: 

Revealing First Traces of Elemental Silicon 

in a Laboratory Environment.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 35 

(2010): 17–23. 

1703. HUDGINS, Carter C. “Chemistry, Copper and 

Colonization: The Role of Non-ferrous Metallurgy 

in the Settlement of Jamestown, Virginia (c. 1607– 

1610).” Rittenhouse 21, no. 2 (2007): 98–125. 

1704. JOLY, Bernard. “À propos d’une prétendue 

distinction entre la chimie et l’alchimie au XVII e 

siècle : Questions d’histoire et de méthode.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 167–183. 

1705. KLEIN, Ursula, and E. C. SPARY. (Eds.) 

Materials and Expertise in Early Modern Europe: 

Between Market and Laboratory. (vi + 398 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago; London: University of 

Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780226439686. 

Contents: Ursula KLEIN and E. C. SPARY, “Introduction: 

Why Materials?” 1-23; Pamela H. 

SMITH, “Vermilion, Mercury, Blood, and Lizards: 

Matter and Meaning in Metalworking,” 29-49 

[ref. 1545]; Hanna Rose SHELL, “Ceramic Nature,” 

50-70 [ref. 1544]; Christoph BARTELS, “The 

Production of Silver, Copper, and Lead in the Harz 

Mountains from Late Medieval Times to the Onset 

of Industrialization,” 71-100 [ref. 317]; Adrian 

JOHNS, “Ink,” 101-124 [ref. 307]; Ursula KLEIN, 

“Blending Technical Innovation and Learned Natural 

Knowledge: The Making of Ethers,” 125-157 

[ref. 2089]; Barbara ORLAND, “Enlightened Milk: 

Reshaping a Bodily Substance into a Chemical 

Object,” 163-197 [ref. 2107]; Matthew D. EDDY, 

“The Sparkling Nectar of Spas; or, Mineral Water 

as a Medically Commodifiable Material in 

the Province, 1770–1805,” 198-224 [ref. 2058]; 

E. C. SPARY, “Liqueurs and the Luxury Marketplace 

in Eighteenth-Century Paris,” 225-255 

[ref. 2109]; Marcus POPPLOW, “Economizing 

Agricultural Resources in the German Economic 

Enlightenment,” 261-287 [ref. 2108]; Seymour H. 

MAUSKOPF, “The Crisis of English Gunpowder 

in the Eighteenth Century,” 288-320 [ref. 1957]; 

Agustí NIETO-GALAN, “Between Craft Routines 

and Academic Rules: Natural Dyestuffs and the 

‘Art’ of Dyeing in the Eighteenth Century,” 321- 

353 [ref. 1960]. 

1706. NEWMAN, William R. “The Significance of 

‘Chymical Atomism.’ ” Part of special issue: Evidence 



Early Sci. & Med. 14 (2009): 248–264. 

Argues that the corpuscular alchemy of Daniel 

Sennert and Robert Boyle became the common 

property of 17th-century chemists.



1707. JANACEK, Bruce. “A Virtuoso’s History: Antiquarianism 

and the Transmission of Knowledge in 

the Alchemical Studies of Elias Ashmole.” J. Hist. 

Ideas 69 (2008): 395–417. 

1708. MELERO, Joaquín Pérez. “From Alchemy to 

Science: The Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment 

in Spanish American Mining and Metallurgy.” 

In The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance 


[ref. 329], 51–61. 

1709. NEWMAN, William R. “Geochemical Concepts 

in Isaac Newton’s Early Alchemy.” In The Revolution 

in Geology from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, 

edited by ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 

41–49. 

1710. POOLE, William. “Theodoricus Gravius (fl. 

1600–1661): Some Biographical Notes on a German 

Chymist and Scribe Working in Seventeenth-Century 

England.” Ambix 56 (2009): 239–252. 

Gravius was a laboratory assistant to Richard 

Napier, practitioner of astrological medicine. 

1711. WOODWARD, Walter W. Prospero’s America: 

John Winthrop Jr., Alchemy, and the Creation of 

New England Culture, 1606–1676. (viii + 317 pp.; 

ill.; maps; index.) Chapel Hill: University of North 

Carolina Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780807833018. 


1712. CUTLER, Alan H. “Nicolaus Steno and the 

Problem of Deep Time.” In The Revolution in Geology 

from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, 

edited by ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 143–148. 

1713. KÖLBL-EBERT, Martina. “How to Find Water: 

The State of the Art in the Early Seventeenth 

Century, Deduced from Writings of Martine de Bertereau 

(1632 and 1640).” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 

204–218. 

1714. PARCELL, William C. “Signs and Symbols in 

Kircher’s Mundus Subterraneus.” In The Revolution 



63–74. 

1715. POOLE, William. “Sir Robert Southwell’s 

Dialogue on Thomas Burnet’s Theory of the Earth: 

‘C & S Discourse of Mr Burnetts Theory of the Earth’ 

(1684): Contexts and an Edition.” Seventeenth Cent. 

23 (2008): 72–104. 

1716. QUENET, Grégory. Les tremblements de terre 

aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles : La naissance d’un 

risque. Époques. (586 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Seyssel: 

Champ Vallon, 2005. ISBN: 9782876734142. 


1717. ROSENBERG, Gary D. “The Measure of Man 

and Landscape in the Renaissance and Scientific 

Revolution.” In The Revolution in Geology from 

the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, edited by 

ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 13–40. 

On the use of analogies in geology, specifically 

anatomical analogies related to Greek geometry 

and Renaissance art. Includes a comparison with 

Chinese concepts of landscape and life. 

1718. SOBIECH, Frank. “Nicholas Steno’s Way from 

Experience to Faith: Geological Evolution and the 

Original Sin of Mankind.” In The Revolution in 

Geology from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, 


1719. SOFFIENTINO, Bruno, and Michael E. Q. PIL- 

SON. “Osservazioni Intorno al Bosforo Tracio Overo 

Canale di Constantinopoli Rappresentate in Lettera 

Alla Sacra Real Maestá Cristina Regina di Svezia 

da Luigi Ferdinando Marsilii, 1681: First English 

Translation, with Notes.” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 

57–83. 

The 17th-century work “contains the first description 

of a simple laboratory-scale hydrological experiment 

to show how differences in the density of 

two water masses lead to two-layer flow.” (from 

the abstract) 

1720. WHEELER, Dennis. “British Naval Logbooks 

From the Late Seventeenth Century: New Climatic 

Information from Old Sources.” Part of a special 

section: Diversity in the Global Reconstruction and 

Representation of Weather and Climate: East, South, 

West, North [ref. 324]. Hist. Meteor. 2 (2005): 133– 

145. 

1721. YAMADA, Toshihiro. “Hooke–Steno Relations 

Reconsidered: Reassessing the Roles of Ole Borch 

and Robert Boyle.” In The Revolution in Geology 


ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 107–126. 

1722. ZIGGELAAR, August. “The Age of Earth 

in Niels Stensen’s Geology.” In The Revolution in 

Geology from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, 


1723. ZITTEL, Claus. “Descartes as Bricoleur.” In 

Philosophies of Technology, edited by ZITTEL et al. 

(2008) [ref. 1546], 337–372. 

Explores the ways in which Descartes embraced an 

experimental framework, using examples from his 

Meteorology. 


EXPLORATION 

1724. CONNOLLY, Priscilla, and Roberto MAYER. 

“Vingboons, Trasmonte and Boot: European Cartography 

of Mexican Cities in the Early Seventeenth 

Century.” Imago Mundi 61 (2009): 47–66. 

1725. DEW, Nicholas. “Scientific Travel in the Atlantic 

World: The French Expedition to Gorée and the 

Antilles, 1681–1683.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 43 (2010): 

1–17. 

1726. DRAKE, E. T. “The Geological Observations 

of Robert Hooke (1635–1703) on the Isle of Wight.” 

In Four Centuries of Geological Travel, edited by 

JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 19–30. 

1727. HEIRMAN, Ann, Paolo DE TROIA, and Jan 

PARMENTIER. “Francesco Sambiasi, a Missing Link


in European Map Making in China?” Imago Mundi 

61 (2009): 29–46. 

1728. WILLMOTH, Frances. “ ‘Reconstruction’ and 

Interpreting Written Instructions: What Making a 

Seventeenth-Century Plane Table Revealed about the 

Independence of Readers.” Part of a special issue: On 

Scientific Instruments [ref. 244]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 

40 (2009): 352–359. 

On a surveying instrument. 


1729. ÁLVAREZ PELÁEZ, Raquel. “Un Nuevo Mundo 

para la ciencia: el descubrimiento de la naturaleza 

americana.” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, 


[ref. 1557], 147–154. 

1730. CARTER, Christopher. “ ‘A Constant 

Prodigy?’ Empirical Views of an Unordinary Nature.” 

Seventeenth Cent. 23 (2008): 265–289. 

1731. FISCHEL, Angela. “Naturgeschichte um 1600 

am Beispiel von Aldrovandis Bildern.” In Das technische 

Bild, edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) 

[ref. 174], 212–223. 

1732. GASCOIGNE, John. “The Royal Society, Natural 

History and the Peoples of the ‘New World(s)’, 

1660–1800.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2009): 539–562. 

1733. HARRISON, Peter. “The Cultural Authority of 

Natural History in Early Modern Europe.” In Biology 

and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins, edited by 

ALEXANDER and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 11– 

35. 

1734. LUNDBERG, S., and I. SVANBERG. “Stone 

Loach in Stockholm, Sweden, and Royal Fish-Ponds 

in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.” Arch. 

Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 150–160. 

1735. PUGLIANO, Valentina. “Non-Colonial Botany 

or, the Late Rise of Local Knowledge?” Stud. Hist. 


Essay review of Alix COOPER, Inventing the Indigenous 

(2007). 

1736. TOSCANO, Maria. “The Figure of the 

Naturalist-Antiquary in the Kingdom of Naples: 

Giuseppe Giovene (1753–1837) and His Contemporaries.” 

J. Hist. Collect. 19 (2007): 225–237. 

1737. TURNER, Anthony. “Grollier de Servière, 

the Brothers Monconys: Curiosity and Collecting 

in Seventeenth-Century Lyon.” J. Hist. Collect. 20 

(2008): 205–215. 

Compares the collection of machine models of 

Servière and the general collection of the Monconys 

brothers in the 17th and 18th centuries. 

1738. WARKENTIN, Germaine. “Aristotle in New 

France: Louis Nicolas and the Making of the Codex 

Canadensis.” French Col. History 11 (2010): 71–107. 

1739. YAYA, Isabel. “Wonders of America: The 

Curiosity Cabinet as a Site of Representation and 

Knowledge.” J. Hist. Collect. 20 (2008): 173–188. 

340-124. PALEONTOLOGY 

1740. HSU, Kuang-Tai. “The Path to Steno’s Synthesis 

on the Animal Origin of Glossopetrae.” In 

The Revolution in Geology from the Renaissance to 

the Enlightenment, edited by ROSENBERG (2009) 

[ref. 329], 93–106. 

1741. KARDEL, Troels. “Prompters of Steno’s Geological 

Principles: Generation of Stones in Living 

Beings, Glossopetrae and Molding.” In The Revolution 



127–134. 


WORKS 

1742. BLANK, Andreas. “Material Souls and Imagination 

in Late Aristotelian Embryology.” Ann. Sci. 

67 (2010): 187–204. 

On the continuities between Late Aristotelian and 

Cartesian embryology, especially concerning the 

biological writings of Fortunio Liceti (1577-1657) 

and Emilio Parisano (1567-1643). 

1743. BREIDBACH, Olaf, and Michael T. GHISELIN. 

“Baroque Classification: A Missing Chapter in the 

History of Systematics.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 11 

(2006): 1–30. 

1744. MCLAUGHLIN, Peter. “Spontaneous versus 

Equivocal Generation in Early Modern Science.” 

Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 79–88. 

340-131. BOTANY 

1745. CAPPELLETTI, Elsa Mariella, and Giuseppe 

ONGARO. “ ‘Semina Horti Medici’ (1614), manoscritto 

inedito di Prospero Alpini e primo catalogo dei 

semi dell’Orto botanico di Padova.” Atti mem. Accad. 

Galilei. (Pt. 2 ... sci. mat. nat.) 119 (2007): 141–206. 

1746. FAVINO, Federica. “On the Cimento’s ‘Oak 

Academies’: An Unknown Contribution by Antonio 

Oliva.” In The Accademia del Cimento and Its European 

Context, edited by BERETTA et al. (2009) 

[ref. 1598], 91–120. 

On the study of oak galls and the insects that cause 

them, especially in the work of Antonio Oliva and 

Francesco Redi. 

1747. HARRIS, Stephen A., and Peter R. ANSTEY. 

“John Locke’s Seed Lists: A Case Study in Botanical 

Exchange.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 256–264. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

1748. GUERRINI, Anita. “The King’s Animals and 

the King’s Books: The Illustrations for the Paris 

Academy’s Histoire des animaux.” Part of a series on 

representation of animals. [ref. 1294]. Ann. Sci. 67 

(2010): 383–404. 

“Explores the place of natural philosophy among 

the patronage projects of Louis XIV.” (from the 

abstract)


1749. KARDEL, Troels. “Nicolaus Steno’s New Myology 

(1667): Rather than Muscle, the Motor Fibre 

Should Be Called Animal’s Organ of Movement.” 

Nuncius 23 (2008): 37–64. 

1750. MELI, Domenico Bertoloni. “The Representation 

of Insects in the Seventeenth Century: A 

Comparative Approach.” Part of a series on representation 

of animals. [ref. 1294]. Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 

405–429. 

1751. OLDEN-JØRGENSEN, Sebastian. “Nicholas 

Steno and René Descartes: A Cartesian Perspective 

on Steno’s Scientific Development.” In The Revolution 



149–157. 

On Steno’s research in anatomy and geology, as 

related to a mechanistic Cartesian framework. 



1752. CHEUNG, Tobias. “Transitions and Borders 

between Animals, Humans and Machines 1600– 

1800: Introduction.” Introduction to a special issue. 


Contents: Ann THOMSON, “Animals, Humans, 

Machines and Thinking Matter, 1690–1707,” 3– 

37 [ref. 2042]; Charles T. WOLFE, “Endowed 

Molecules and Emergent Organization: The 

Maupertuis-Diderot Debate,” 38–65 [ref. 1877]; 

Tobias CHEUNG, “Omnis Fibra Ex Fibra: Fibre 

Œconomies in Bonnet’s and Diderot’s Models 

of Organic Order,” 66–104 [ref. 2018]; Yvonne 

WÜBBEN, “Transhumane Physiologie. Bilder und 

Praktiken des Reflexes (Thomas Willis, Robert 

Whytt, Marshall Hall),” 105–121 [ref. 430]; Hanns- 

Peter NEUMANN, “Machina Machinarum. Die 

Uhr als Begriff und Metapher zwischen 1450 und 

1750,” 122–191 [ref. 413]. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

1753. COHEN, Sarah. “Searching the Animal Psyche 

with Charles Le Brun.” Part of a series on representation 

of animals. [ref. 1294]. Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 

353–382. 

1754. LEWIS, Rhodri. “Hooke’s Two Buckets: 

Memory, Mnemotechnique and Knowledge in the 

Early Royal Society.” In Ars Reminiscendi, edited by 

BEECHER and WILLIAMS (2009) [ref. 1482]. 

1755. MORGAN, Dawn. “The Motions of Laughter: 

Allegory and Physiology in Walter Charleton’s Natural 

History of the Passions (1674).” In Spirits Unseen, 


293–312. 

1756. TILMOUTH, Christopher. “Generosity and the 

Utility of the Passions: Cartesian Ethics in Restoration 

England.” Seventeenth Cent. 22 (2007): 144– 

167. 

1757. WILLIAMS, Grant. “The Transmateriality 

of Memory in Early Modern Psychophysiological 

Discourse.” In Ars Reminiscendi, edited by BEECHER 

and WILLIAMS (2009) [ref. 1482]. 


1758. RIVETT, Sarah. “Empirical Desire: Conversion, 

Ethnography, and the New Science of the 

Praying Indian.” Early Amer. Stud. 8 (2010): 16–45. 

Discussion of interaction between Puritan missionary 

John Eliot and the Royal Society over the 

investigation of American Indians, including their 

language, behavior, and religious nature. 


1759. LEWIS, Rhodri. Language, Mind, and Nature: 

Artificial Languages in England from Bacon to Locke. 

Ideas in Context, 80. (xvi + 262 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press, 

2007. ISBN: 9780521874755. 



1760. BATES, A. W. “The Sooterkin Dissected: The 

Theoretical Basis of Animal Births to Human Mothers 

in Early Modern Europe.” Vesalius 9, no. 2 

(2003): 6–14. 

1761. CONFORTI, Maria. “The Experimenters’ 

Anatomy.” In The Accademia del Cimento and Its 


[ref. 1598], 31–44. 

Focuses on Giovanni Borelli’s activity. 

1762. FINUCCI, Valeria. “ ‘There’s the Rub’: 

Searching for Sexual Remedies in the New World.” 

Part of a series on diseases in the early modern period 

[ref. 1264]. J. Medieval Early Mod. Stud. 38 (2008): 

523–557. 

1763. KELLY, James, and Fiona CLARK. (Eds.) Ireland 

and Medicine in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth 

Centuries. The History of Medicine in Context. (xiv 

+ 227 pp.; bibl.; index.) Farnham, England; Burlington, 

VT: Ashgate, 2010. ISBN: 9780754665564. 

Contents: Mary Ann LYONS, “The Role of Graduate 

Physicians in Professionalising Medical Practice 

in Ireland, c. 1619–54,” 17-38; Charlie DIL- 

LON, “Medical Practice and Gaelic Ireland,” 39- 

52; Liam CHAMBERS, “Medicine and Miracles 

in the Late Seventeenth Century: Bernard Connor’s 

Evangelium Medici (1697),” 53-72; Laurence 

BROCKLISS, “Medicine, Religion and Social 

Mobility in Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth- 

Century Ireland,” 73-108; James KELLY, “Domestic 

Medication and Medical Care in Late Early 

Modern Ireland,” 109-138; Andrew SNEDDON, 

“Institutional Medicine and State Intervention in 

Eighteenth-Century Ireland,” 137-162; Wendy D. 

CHURCHILL, “Gendered Medical Advice within 

Anglo-Irish Correspondence: A Case Study of the 

Cary-Jurin Letters,” 163-182; Toby BARNARD, 

“The Wider Cultures of Eighteenth-Century Irish 

Doctors,” 183-196; Fiona CLARK, “Advancing 

the Medical Career Abroad: The Case of Daniel 

O’Sullivan,” 197-216.


1764. KOTTEK, Samuel. “La protection de l’enfance 

dans la Hausväterliteratur.” Vesalius 8, no. 1 (2002): 

7–12. 

1765. LE FLOCH-PRIGENT, Patrice, Philippe BON- 

NICHON, and Denis PARIENTE. “La mort du roi 

Henri IV (14 mai 1610) : Analyse du compte 

rendu d’autopsie de Jacques Guillemeau.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 43 (2009): 177–184. 

1766. LINDEMANN, Mary. “The Body Debated: 

Bodies and Rights in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth- 

Century Germany.” Part of a series on diseases in the 


Mod. Stud. 38 (2008): 493–521. 

1767. MA, Hilda Hue. “Anatomy of Woman: The 

Politics of Medical Culture in Early Modern Drama.” 


Dissertation at State University of New York at 

Buffalo, 2009. Advisor: Bono, Barbara. Pub. no. 

AAT 3372080. 212 pp. 

1768. MORTIMER, Ian. “The Triumph of the Doctors: 

Medical Assistance to the Dying, c.1570–1720.” 

Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. 15 (2005): 97–116. 

1769. MOSSENSOHN, Miri Shefer. “An Ottoman 

Observer of Central European Surgery in the Middle 

of the Seventeenth Century.” Vesalius 14 (2008): 4–7. 

1770. PARDO-TOMÁS, José, and Àlvar MARTÍNEZ- 

VIDAL. “Stories of Disease Written by Patients and 

Lay Mediators in the Spanish Republic of Letters 

(1680–1720).” Part of a series on diseases in the early 

modern period [ref. 1264]. J. Medieval Early Mod. 

Stud. 38 (2008): 467–491. 

1771. PAYNE, Lynda. “ ‘With much nausea, loathing, 

and foetor’: William Harvey, Dissection, and Dispassion 

in Early Modern Medicine.” Vesalius 8, no. 1 

(2002): 45–52. 

1772. PEUMERY, Jean Jacques. “Cartésianisme et 

circulation sanguine.” Vesalius 9, no. 2 (2003): 31– 

34. 

1773. PINET, Patrice. “Petite histoire des remèdes 

magnétiques.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 469–482. 

1774. POMATA, Gianna. “Malpighi and the Holy 

Body: Medical Experts and Miraculous Evidence in 

Seventeenth-Century Italy.” Part of a set of articles on 

the history of medicine. [ref. 1492]. Renaiss. Stud. 

21 (2007): 568–586. 

On the role of physicians in assessing evidence 

during the canonization process. 

1775. POMATA, Gianna. “Sharing Cases: The Observationes 

in Early Modern Medicine.” Early Sci. & 

Med. 15 (2010): 193–236. 

On a new form of medical writing that emerged in 

the Renaissance. 

1776. PRANGHOFER, Sebastian. “ ‘It could be seen 

more clearly in Unreasonable Animals than in Humans’: 

The Representation of the Rete Mirabile in 

Early Modern Anatomy.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 

561–586. 

1777. RENZI, Silvia De. “Medical Competence, 

Anatomy and the Polity in Seventeenth-Century 

Rome.” Part of a set of articles on the history of 

medicine. [ref. 1492]. Renaiss. Stud. 21 (2007): 

551–567. 

1778. RING, Malvin E. “Dental Writings in a Medical 

Self-Help Book of 1650.” J. Hist. Dent. 52 

(2004): 125–129. 

On the first medical self-help book written in Yiddish. 

1779. SANCHEZ, Guillermo C. “Mateo Aleman and 

John Locke: Two Frustrated Physicians.” Vesalius 6 

(2000): 83–89. 

1780. SCHWEIKARDT, Christoph. “The Self- 

Presentation of the Halle Medical Professor Friedrich 

Hoffmann (1660–1742): Mirrored by His Autobiography.” 

Vesalius 8, no. 1 (2002): 36–44. 

1781. TRICOT, Jean-Pïerre. “Vopiscus Fortunatus 

Plemplus.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 11–19. 

On the Arab contribution to 17th-century medical 

humanism through the work of Plempius. 

1782. VALVERDE, Nuria. “Small Parts: Crisóstomo 

Martínez (1638–1694), Bone Histology, and the Visual 

Making of Body Wholeness.” Isis 100 (2009): 

505–536. 

1783. WEAR, Andrew. “Place, Health, and Disease: 

The Airs, Waters, Places Tradition in Early Modern 

England and North America.” Part of a series on 

diseases in the early modern period [ref. 1264]. J. 

Medieval Early Mod. Stud. 38 (2008): 443–465. 

1784. WEISSER, Olivia. “Boils, Pushes and Wheals: 

Reading Bumps on the Body in Early Modern England.” 

Roy Porter Student Prize Essay. Soc. Hist. 

Med. 22 (2009): 321–339. 


1785. SCHLEINER, Winfried. “Early Modern Green 

Sickness and Pre-Freudian Hysteria.” Early Sci. & 

Med. 14 (2009): 661–676. 

1786. ZINNINGER, Jane M. “Analysis of Melancholia: 

A Critical Study of Robert Burton’s ‘The 

Anatomy of Melancholy.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 69/12 

(2009). 

Dissertation at University of Cincinnati, 2009. Pub. 

no. AAT DP16160. 129 pp. 


1787. PEREZ, Stanis. “L’hygiène de Louis XIV.” 

Vesalius 13 (2007): 92–97. 


1788. CHURCHILL, Wendy D., and James D. AL- 

SOP. “The Prescribing Physicians and Sick Scholars 

of Oxford: Jeremiah Webbe’s Apothecarial Notebook, 

1653–54.” Vesalius 7 (2001): 73–77. 

1789. LABRUDE, Pierre. “Nouvelles réflexions et 

hypothèses sur l’origine du Baume du commandeur


de Pernes : il derive certainement du Baume de Jerusalem.” 

Vesalius 12 (2006): 37–40. 

1790. LAFONT, Olivier. “Nicolas Lémery, providence 

des bibliophilies.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 

267–276. 

1791. LAFONT, Olivier. “Ouvrage de Dame et 

succès de librairie : les remèdes de Madame Fouquet.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 58 (2010): 57–72. 

1792. PEREZ, Stanis. “Louis XIV et le quinquina.” 

Vesalius 9, no. 2 (2003): 25–30. 

On the use of quinine by Louis XIV. 

1793. TOUWAIDE, Alain. “Introduction to the Special 

Fascicle ‘Indigenous vs. Foreign: Early-Modern 

Materia Medica in Comparative Perspective.’ ” Introduction 

to a special issue. Early Sci. & Med. 14 

(2009): 677–679. 

Contents: Alisha RANKIN, “Empirics, Physicians, 

and Wonder Drugs in Early Modern Germany: 

The Case of the Panacea Amwaldina,” 680–710 

[ref. 1533]; Elly R. TRUITT, “The Virtues of Balm 

in Late Medieval Literature,” 711–736 [ref. 1273]; 

Carla NAPPI, “Bolatu’s Pharmacy Theriac in 

Early Modern China,” 737–764 [ref. 756]; Alain 

TOUWAIDE, “Foreign vs. Local New Horizons, 

and Ancient Dilemmas and Strategies?” 765–788 

[ref. 505]. 

1794. VAREY, Simon. “Three Necessary Drugs.” 

1650-1850 4 (1998): 3–51. 

On coffee, tea, and chocolate use in the 17th and 

18th centuries in Europe. 

1795. WAROLIN, Christian. “Antoine Brulon, un 

riche apothicaire privilégié à Paris au XVIIe siècle, 

et Anne de Furnes, sa femme. Leur illustre locataire 

place du Palais-Royal : Molière.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 

56 (2009): 55–67. 

1796. WOOLF, Judith S. “Women’s Business: 17th- 

Century Female Pharmacists.” Chem. Heritage 27, 

no. 3 (2009): 20–25. 


1797. MARTIN, Thierry, and Michèle VIROL. (Eds.) 

Vauban, architecte de la modernité ? Collection “Les 

cahiers de la MSH Ledoux,” 11; Série “Transmissions, 

identité, métissage,” 3. (xxi + 301 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Presses Universitaires de 

Franche-Comté, 2008. ISBN: 9782848672328. 


1798. MEACHAM, Sarah Hand. Every Home a Distillery: 

Alcohol, Gender, and Technology in the Colonial 

Chesapeake. Early America: History, Context, 

Culture. (xi + 187 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: 

Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780801893124. 

1799. RYZEWSKI, Krysta. “Archaeology of a Colonial 

Industry: Domestic Ironworking and Industrial 

Evolution in Rhode Island, 1642–1800.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at Brown University, 2008. Pub. no. 

AAT 3335690. 373 pp. 

1800. SCHNEIDER, Birgit. “Notationssysteme der 

Weberei aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert.” In Das 

technische Bild, edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) 

[ref. 174], 182–191. 

1801. THOMAS, Noah H. “Seventeenth-Century 

Metallurgy on the Spanish Colonial Frontier: Transformations 

of Technology, Value and Identity.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/07 (2009). 

Dissertation at The University of Arizona, 2008. 

Advisor: Killick, David J. Pub. no. AAT 3316261. 

284 pp. 


TECHNOLOGY 

1802. POOLE, William. “Nuncius Inanimatus. 

Seventeenth-Century Telegraphy: The Schemes of 

Francis Godwin and Henry Reynolds.” Seventeenth 

Cent. 21 (2006): 45–72. 



1803. CHAPRONT-TOUZÉ, Michelle, and Pierre 

CRÉPEL. “L’octant et la plume : Grandjean de Fouchy, 

astronome et secrétaire perpétuel de l’Académie 

des sciences : Introduction.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 

7–23. 

Introduction to a series of articles about Grandjean 

de Fouchy. Contents: Simone DUMONT 

and Suzanne DÉBARBAT, “Fouchy et ses travaux 

en astronomie,” 25–39 [ref. 1913]; Denis 

SAVOIE, “L’aspect gnomonique de l’œuvre de 

Fouchy : La méridienne de temps moyen,” 41– 

61 [ref. 1922]; Danielle FAUQUE, “Un nouvel 

instrument pour observer les hauteurs, inventé 

par M. Grandjean de Fouchy,” 63–88 [ref. 1847]; 

Michelle CHAPRONT-TOUZÉ, “Aspects de l’œuvre 

et de la vie de Pierre-Charles Le Monnier, astronome 

et académicien, collègue de Grandjean 

de Fouchy,” 89–103 [ref. 1912]; René SIGRIST, 

“Quand l’astronomie devint un métier : Grandjean 

de Fouchy, Jean III Bernoulli et la ‘république astronomique’, 

1700–1830,” 105–132 [ref. 1923]; 

Jean-Daniel CANDAUX, “Grandjean de Fouchy en 

correspondance avec deux savants genevois,” 133– 

146 [ref. 1858]; Simone MAZAURIC, “Parallèle 

de Fontenelle et de Grandjean de Fouchy,” 147– 

163 [ref. 1843]; Irène PASSERON, “Grandjean de 

Fouchy, D’Alembert et Condorcet : Tracasseries et 

arrangements des secrétaires perpétuels,” 165–180 

[ref. 1844]; Pierre CRÉPEL, “Le projet de Grandjean 

de Fouchy sur l’histoire de l’Académie des 

sciences,” 181–196 [ref. 1840]. 

1804. CRÉPEL, Pierre, and Luigi PEPE. 

“D’Alembert, i Lumi, l’Europa: D’Alembert, les 

Lumières, l’Europe.” Proceedings from the conference 

“D’Alembert, i Lumi, l’Europa,” organized by 

the International Centre of Mathematical Research 

in Levico Terme in September 2006. First article 

in a special issue. Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 

115–117. 

Contents: Paolo CASINI, “D’Alembert et l’Italie,” 

119–136 [ref. 1992]; Irène PASSERON, “La correspondance 

de d’Alembert : un réseau eu-


ropéen?” 137–153 [ref. 1860]; Serge S. DEMI- 

DOV, “D’Alembert et la notion de solution des 

équations différentielles aux dérivées partielles,” 

155–166 [ref. 1889]; Guillaume JOUVE, “Le rôle 

de d’Alembert dans les débuts d’une étude programmatique 

des équations aux dérivées partielles 

(1760–1783),” 167–181 [ref. 1902]; Alexandre 

GUILBAUD, “La ‘loi de continuité’ de Jean 

Bernoulli à d’Alembert,” 183–200 [ref. 1933]; 

Yannick FONTENEAU, “D’Alembert et Daniel 

Bernoulli face au concept de travail mécanique,” 

201–220 [ref. 1931]; Fabrice FERLIN, “Les lunettes 

achromatiques : un enjeu européen dans 

la deuxième moitié du 18e siècle,” 221–237 

[ref. 1930]; Pierre-Charles PRADIER and Nicolas 

RIECAU, “D’Alembert et D. Bernoulli au sujet 

de l’inoculation de la petite vérole,” 239–253 

[ref. 2066]; Olivier FERRET, “Les ‘Réflexions 

Philosophiques’ dans les Éloges Académiques de 

d’Alembert : le cas de l’éloge de Bossuet,” 255– 

272 [ref. 1822]; Giovanni FERRARO, “D’Alembert 

visto da Eulero,” 273–291 [ref. 1891]; Christine 

PHILI, “D’Alembert et Lagrange : deux points 

de vues différents concernant les fondements 

de l’analyse,” 293–307 [ref. 1905]; Olivier 

BRUNEAU, “D’Alembert et les mathématiques 

britanniques,” 309–320 [ref. 1884]; Massimo 

GALUZZI, “Paolo Frisi, d’Alembert et le milieu 

scientifique de Milan,” 321–338 [ref. 1893]; Maria 

Teresa BORGATO, “D’Alembert e l’Istituto di Bologna,” 

339–361 [ref. 1882]; Maria Teresa BOR- 

GATO, “Della caduta dei corpi lanciati in alto: 

Canterzani, Sebastiano,” 363–374 [ref. 1883]. 

1805. DIETZ, Bettina. “Making Natural History: 

Doing the Enlightenment.” Cent. Eur. Hist. 43 

(2010): 25–46. 

1806. ELSNER, Norbert, and Nicolass A. RUPKE. 

(Eds.) Albrecht von Haller: im Göttingen der Aufklärung. 

(453 pp.; ill.; bibl.; CD-ROM.) Pressestelle: 

Wallstein Verlag, 2009. ISBN: 9783835305731. 

Contributors: Norbert ELSNER, Nicolaas A. 

RUPKE, Urs BÖSCHUNG, Peter Hanns REILL, Ulrich 

JOOST, Rudolf SMEND, Reimer ECK, Stephan 

Robbert GRADSTEIN, Michael SCHWERDT- 

FEGER, Gerhard WAGENITZ, Ulrich TRÖHLER, 

Renato G. MAZZOLINI, Thomas KAUFMANN, 

Wilfried BARNER and Martin STAEHELIN 

1807. HENRY, Philippe. Leonhard Euler “incomparable 

géomètre.” (235 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Chêne- 

Bourg: Editions Médecine et Hygiène, 2007. ISBN: 

9782880492410. 


1808. JUŽNIC, Stanislav. “Euler and the Jesuïts in 

Russia.” Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 219–247. 

On the work of the Ljubljana Jesuit Gabriel Gruber, 

especially on hydro-mechanics and optics, and his 

interaction with R. J. Boškovic and L. Euler. 

1809. LUSA MONFORTE, Guillermo. “Congrés Internacional 

‘300 Aniversari Leonhard Euler (1707– 

2007)’. Una presentación informal.” Part of a special 

issue: 300 Aniversari de Leonhard Euler (1707– 

2007). Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 3–8. 

“Discusses the special place of Euler in the history 

of science, in an intermediate field between 

pure mathematics and engineering.” (from the 

abstract) Eberhard KNOBLOCH, “Euler Transgressing 

Limits: The Infinite and Music Theory,” 9–24 

[ref. 1903]; Giovanni FERRARO, “The Integral as 

an Anti-Differential. An Aspect of Euler’s Attempt 

to Transform the Calculus into an Algebraic Calculus,” 

25–58 [ref. 1892]; Amadeu DELSHAMS and 

Maria Rosa MASSA ESTEVE, “Consideracions al 

voltant de la Funció Beta a l’obra de Leonhard Euler 

(1707–1783),” 59–82 [ref. 1888]; Pedro Miguel 

GONZÁLEZ URBANEJA, “Euler y la Geometría 

Analítica,” 83–116 [ref. 1896]; Juan Miguel SUAY 

BELENGUER, “Los Molinos y las Cometas por 

Mr. Euler le fils. Modelos matemáticos para las 

máquinas hidráulicas en el siglo XVIII,” 117–144 

[ref. 2102]; Juan Miguel NAVARRO LOIDI, “El 

número e en los textos matemáticos españoles del 

siglo XVIII,” 145–166 [ref. 1904]; Josep PLA I 

CARRERA, “El Tractat d’Euler ‘De la Doctrina 

dels nombres, exposada en setze capítols’. Una 

comparativa amb el ‘Disquisitiones Arithmeticae’ 

de Gauss,” 167–182 [ref. 1906]. 

1810. MASSA ESTEVE, Maria Rosa. “Congrés Internacional 

‘300 Aniversari Leonhard Euler (1707– 

2007)’. Barcelona, 20–21 de setembre de 2007.” 

Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 307–310. 

1811. VARELA, Alex Gonçalves. “Atividades científicas 

no Império português: um estudo da obra 

do ‘metalurgista de profissão’ Manuel Ferreira da 

Câmara—1783–1820.” English title: [Scientific Activities 

under the Portuguese Empire: A Study of 

the Works of Manuel Ferreira da Câmara, “Metalworker 

by Profession”—1783–1820]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 1201–1208. 


1812. MAAS, Ad. “Civil Scientists: Dutch Scientists 

between 1750 and 1875.” Hist. Sci. 48 (2010): 75– 

103. 

1813. MCMILLIN, Robyn Davis. “Science in the 

American Style, 1700–1800.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

71/01 (2010). 

Dissertation at The University of Oklahoma, 2009. 

Advisor: Gilje, Paul A. Pub. no. AAT 3387683. 

275 pp. 

1814. PATINIOTIS, Manolis. “Origins of the Historiography 

of Modern Greek Science.” Nuncius 23 

(2008): 265–289. 


SCIENCE 

1815. BULLYNCK, Maarten. “Johann Heinrich Lambert’s 

Scientific Tool Kit, Exemplified by His Measurement 

of Humidity, 1769–1772.” Sci. Context 23 

(2010): 65–89. 


WORKS 

1816. FEINGOLD, Mordechai. “The War on Newton.” 

Isis 101 (2010): 175–186.


Essay review of John B. SHANK, The Newton Wars 

and the Beginning of the French Enlightenment 

(2008). 

1817. GIRTEN, Kristin M. “Unsexed Souls: Natural 

Philosophy as Transformation in Eliza Haywood’s 

Female Spectator.” Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 43 (2010): 

55–74. 

Explores a series of issues on Baconian empiricism 

in the first periodical written by a woman for 

women. 


AND ECONOMICS 

1818. BRIANTA, Donata. Europa mineraria: Circolazione 

delle élites e trasferimento tecnologico (secoli 

XVIII–XIX). Temi di storia, 95; Istituzioni formative e 

agenti di sviluppo. (447 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Milano: 

Franco Angeli, 2007. ISBN: 9788846488183. 


1819. DELBOURGO, James. “Fugitive Colours: 

Shamans’ Knowledge, Chemical Empire and Atlantic 

Revolutions.” In The Brokered World, edited by 


1820. DEMEULENAERE-DOUYÈRE, Christiane, and 

David J. STURDY. (Eds.) L’Enquête du Régent 

1716–1718 : Sciences, techniques et politique dans 

la France pré-industrielle. De diversis artibus, 83. 

(1018 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Turnhout, Belgium: Brepols, 

2008. ISBN: 9782503528175. 


1821. FARA, Patricia. “Alessandro Volta and the 

Politics of Pictures.” Endeavour 33 (2009): 127–128. 

1822. FERRET, Olivier. “Les ‘Réflexions Philosophiques’ 

dans les Éloges Académiques de 

d’Alembert : le cas de l’éloge de Bossuet.” Proceedings 

from the conference “D’Alembert, i Lumi, 

l’Europa,” organized by the International Centre of 

Mathematical Research in Levico Terme in September 

2006. [ref. 1804]. Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 

255–272. 

On d’Alembert’s academic eulogies of French Academicians, 

which had notes (that were never published) 

on toleration, the obstacles raised against 

the spreading of Enlightenment, and so forth. 

1823. LEGAY, Marie-Laure. “The Beginnings of 

Public Management: Administrative Science and 

Political Choices in the Eighteenth Century in France, 

Austria, and the Austrian Netherlands.” J. Mod. Hist. 

81 (2009): 253–293. 

1824. LIPKOWITZ, Elise. “ ‘The Sciences Are Never 

at War?’: The Scientific Republic of Letters in the Era 

of the French Revolution, 1789–1815.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 70/12 (2010). 

Dissertation at Northwestern University, 2009. Advisor: 

Alder, Kenneth L. Pub. no. AAT 3386910. 

286 pp. 

1825. MATSUURA, Jeffrey H. Jefferson vs. the 

Patent Trolls: A Populist Vision of Intellectual 

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University of Virginia Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780813927718. 


1826. RÓBERTSDÓTTIR, Hrefna. Wool and Society: 

Manufacturing Policy, Economic Thought, and Local 

Production in 18th-Century Iceland. Centrum för 

Danmarksstudier, 21. (463 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stockholm: 

Makadam Publishers, 2008. ISBN: 9789170610561. 



AND THE ARTS 

1827. AVILA-PIRES, Fernando Dias de. “Robinson 

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Legacy 13 (2007): 715–724. 

1828. BENTLEY, Susan M. “Friedrich Schiller’s 

Play: A Theory of Human Nature in the Context of 

the Eighteenth-Century Study of Life.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at University of Louisville, 2009. Pub. 

no. AAT 3401263. 353 pp. 

1829. GIGANTE, Denise. Life: Organic Form and 

Romanticism. (xiii + 302 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New Haven: Yale University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780300136852. 


1830. HARMAN, Peter M. The Culture of Nature in 

Britain. (xi + 393 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: 

Yale University Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780300151978. 

Explores “differing views of nature deriving from 

religion, science, visual art, philosophy, and literature 

to developments in agriculture, manufacturing, 

and the daily lives of individuals.” (from the publisher) 

1831. HUYSSEUNE, Michel. “Re-Assessing the 

Classical Tradition: Volney’s Changing Use of Artistic 

Images in Scientific Representations.” 1650-1850 

5 (2000): 190–201. 

1832. NICKELSEN, Kärin. “ ‘In deutlichen Beschreibungen 

und richtigen Zeichnungen gemeinnütziger’ 

– Abbildungen in der Gesellschaft Naturforschender 

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1833. RITTER, Johann Wilhelm. Key Texts of Johann 

Wilhelm Ritter (1776–1810) on the Science and Art 

of Nature. Edited by Jocelyn HOLLAND. History 

of Science and Medicine Library, 16; Medieval and 

Early Modern Science, 13. (xiv + 713 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2010. ISBN: 

9789004183674. 

1834. WILSON, Andrew D. “The Unity of Physics 

and Poetry: H. C. Ørsted and the Aesthetics of Force.” 

J. Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 627–646. 


1835. VLAHAKIS, George N. “Where Were They? 

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109–128.



1836. SHAPIRO, Adam R. “William Paley’s Lost 

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55–77. 

1837. THOMSON, Ann. Bodies of Thought: Science, 

Religion, and the Soul in the Early Enlightenment. 

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Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780199236190. 

1838. WIŚLICZ, Tomasz. “ ‘Miraculous Sites’ in the 

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1839. COSTA, Palmira Fontes da. The Singular 

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of London in the Eighteenth Century. (xvi + 214 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge 

Scholars Pub., 2009. ISBN: 9781443803571; 

144380357X. 

Refers to the status of singular experiences. 


1840. CRÉPEL, Pierre. “Le projet de Grandjean de 

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1841. KNOBLOCH, Eberhard. “Vega and the Royal 

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special issue “Mémorial Adolf Youschkevitch.” Arch. 

Int. Hist. Sci. 58 (2008): 171–184. 

On Jurij Vega. 

1842. LABRUDE, Pierre. “La participation des pharmaciens 

à la création et aux activités de la ‘Société de 

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1843. MAZAURIC, Simone. “Parallèle de Fontenelle 

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147–163. 

On the way that Fontenelle and Grandjean de 

Fouchy wrote about the Académie des Sciences. 

1844. PASSERON, Irène. “Grandjean de Fouchy, 

D’Alembert et Condorcet : Tracasseries et arrangements 

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(2008): 165–180. 


1845. ATZEMA, Eisso J., and Gerard BUSKES. 

“ ‘Engel’s Ingenious Models’: On the Models of 

the Fresnel Wave Surface at the University of Mississippi.” 

Rittenhouse 22, no. 1 (2008): 90–112. 

About models of a mathematical theory that were 

brought to the University in the mid-19th century. 

1846. COCQUYT, Tiemen. “The Hasselaer Auction 

of 1776: The Transmission of Scientific Instruments 

from the Public to the Academic Sphere.” Rittenhouse 

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The auction helped to trigger the formation of 

several academic societies around Utrecht. 

1847. FAUQUE, Danielle. “Un nouvel instrument 

pour observer les hauteurs, inventé par M. Grandjean 

de Fouchy.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 63–88. 

1848. JAECKS, Duane. “An Investigation of the 

Eighteenth-Century Achromatic Telescope.” Ann. 


1849. MOISSEEVA, Tatiana M. “Scientifica of the 

Petersburg Kunstkamera as the Instruments for the 

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[ref. 243], 161–168. 

1850. REEVES, Nicky. “ ‘To demonstrate the exactness 

of the instrument’: Mountainside Trials of 

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On the various precision measurements, astronomical, 

physical, and geographical, made by Nevil 

Maskelyne. 

1851. WEBER, Heiko, and Jan FRERCKS. “Replication 

of Replicability: Schmidt’s Electrical Machine.” 

Arch. Sci. Comp. Rendu Seances Soc. Phys. Hist. Nat. 

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On the 18th-century German instrument maker 

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INSTITUTIONS 

1852. BACH, Thomas, Jonas MAATSCH, and Ulrich 

RASCHE. (Eds.) “Gelehrte” Wissenschaft: 

Das Vorlesungsprogramm der Universität Jena um 

1800. Pallas Athene. Beiträge zur Universitätsund 

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index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner, 2008. ISBN: 

9783515089944. 

Includes: Katja REGENSPURGER, “Methodus medendi 

Jenesis. Zum Lehrprofil der medizinischen 

Fakultät der Universität Jena 1770–1820,” 87-124 

[ref. 2068]; Jonas MAATSCH, “Janaer Vorlesungen 

zur Enzyklopädie und Wissenschaftskunde,” 

125-140; Jan FRERCKS, “Die Lehrveranstaltungen 

der Chemie an der Universität Jena von 1750 bis 

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1853. BARROW-GREEN, June. “Euler as an Educator.” 

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1854. EMERSON, Roger L. Academic Patronage in 

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1855. HODACS, Hanna. “In the Field: Exploring Nature 

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45–49. 

1856. SCHULZE, Elke. Nulla dies sine linea. Universitärer 

Zeichenunterricht – eine problemgeschichtliche 

Studie von Elke Schulze. Geschichte; Pallas 

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ISBN: 3515084169.




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1857. BRET, Patrice. “Les promenades littéraires 

de Madame Picardet. La traduction comme pratique 

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1858. CANDAUX, Jean-Daniel. “Grandjean de Fouchy 

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On his correspondence with Charles Bonnet and 

George-Louis Le Sage. 

1859. MO Guanghua. “The Refused Goethe: Contemporaries’ 

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1861. VAN HEININGEN, Teunis Willem. “Pierre 

Camper (1722–1789) : Sa carrière scientifique et 

ses liens d’amitié avec Antoine Louis (1723–1792).” 


1862. WRIGHTSON, Nick. “ ‘[Those with] Great 

Abilities Have Not Always the Best Information’: 

How Franklin’s Transatlantic Book-Trade and Scientific 

Networks Interacted, ca. 1730–1757.” Early 

Amer. Stud. 8 (2010): 94–119. 

“A study of Franklin’s mutually reinforcing careers 

as naturalist and printer (ca. 1730–57).” (from the 

abstract) 


1863. LAVROV, Aleksandr S. “Witchcraft and Religion 

in Russia, 1700–1740: Popular Orthodoxy.” 

Russ. Stud. Hist. 45 (2007): 8–34. 

1864. SCHEUTZ, Martin. “Die große Hoffnung, die 

Abstiegsangst und die Magie. Schatzgräber und - 

beter in den österreichischen Erbländern der Frühen 

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edited by WÜNSCH (2006) [ref. 990], 31–62. 

1865. SMILIANSKAIA, Elena B. “Witches, Blasphemers, 

and Heretics: Popular Religiosity and ‘Spiritual 

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1866. ACERBI, Ariberto. “Jacobi e l’interpretazione 

fichtiana della lettera a Fitche (1799). Realismo, 

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1867. BLAMIRES, Cyprian. The French Revolution 

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index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008. ISBN: 

9780230554221. 


1868. CHARRAK, André. Contingence et nécessité 

des lois de la nature au XVIII e siècle : La philosophie 

seconde des Lumières. Bibliothèque d’histoire de la 

philosophie: Âge classique. (221 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Paris: J. Vrin, 2006. ISBN: 9782711618729. 


1869. FOSTER, Ryan J. “The Creativity of Nature: 

The Genesis of Schelling’s Naturphilosophie, 1775– 

1799.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/06 (2009). 

Dissertation at Rice University, 2009. Pub. no. 

AAT 3362224. 326 pp. 

1870. GUICHET, Jean-Luc. Rousseau, l’animal et 

l’homme : L’animalité dans l’horizon anthropologique 

des Lumières. La nuit surveillée. (464 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Paris: Editions du Cerf, 2006. ISBN: 

9782204080262. 


1871. IVALDO, Marco. “Cornelio Fabro lettore di 

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1872. MOYA, Eugenio. “Epigénesis y validez: El 

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1873. NEUSER, Wolfgang, and Jens KOHNE. 

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metaphysischen Begriffs in Naturbetrachtungen. 

Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann, 2008. ISBN: 

9783826037665. 

Contents: Jan FRERCKS, “Der Lichtäther von 

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1874. SOMMER, Andreas Urs. Sinnstiftung 

durch Geschichte? Zur Enstehung spekulativuniversalistischer 

Geschichtsphilosophie zwischen 

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bibl.; index.) Basel: Schwabe Verlag, 2006. ISBN: 

9783796522147. 


1875. STAN, Marius. “Kant’s Theory of Motion: 

Metaphysical Foundations of Leibnizian Science.” 



2009. Advisor: Rynasiewicz, Robert; Foerster, 

Eckart. Pub. no. AAT 3381646. 234 pp. 

1876. VOGL, Joseph. “Bemerkung über Goethes 

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by SCHIMMA and VOGL (2009) [ref. 2129], 113–126. 

1877. WOLFE, Charles T. “Endowed Molecules and 

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Sci. & Med. 15 (2010): 38–65. 


1878. ACKERBERG-HASTINGS, Amy. “John Playfair 

on British Decline in Mathematics.” Brit. Soc. 

Hist. Math. Bull. 23 (2008): 81–95. 

On Playfair’s role in the myth of Britain’s 18thcentury 

mathematical decline supposedly resulting 

from an attachment to a geometrical approach to 

calculus.


1879. ALBREE, Joe, and Scott H. BROWN. “ ‘A 

Valuable Monument of Mathematical Genius’: The 

Ladies’ Diary (1704–1840).” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 

10–47. 

1880. ALFONSI, Liliane. “Étienne Bézout : Analyse 

algébrique au siècle des Lumières.” Rev. Hist. Math. 

14 (2008): 211–287. 

On the work of this 18th-century mathematician. 

1881. BJARNADÓTTIR, Kristín. “A Puzzle Rhyme 

from 1782.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 

12–19. 

Argues that the puzzle-rhyme is Icelandic in origin. 

1882. BORGATO, Maria Teresa. “D’Alembert e 

l’Istituto di Bologna.” Proceedings from the conference 


the International Centre of Mathematical Research in 

Levico Terme in September 2006. [ref. 1804]. Boll. 

Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 339–361. 

On the mathematics dealing with experiments on 

motion. 

1883. BORGATO, Maria Teresa. “Della caduta dei 

corpi lanciati in alto: Canterzani, Sebastiano.” Proceedings 





363–374. 

On an unpublished 18th-century manuscript on the 

mathematical description of projectitle motion. 

1884. BRUNEAU, Olivier. “D’Alembert et les 

mathématiques britanniques.” Proceedings from the 

conference “D’Alembert, i Lumi, l’Europa,” organized 




1885. BULLYNCK, Maarten. “Decimal Periods and 

Their Tables: A German Research Topic (1765– 

1801).” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 137–160. 

1886. BULLYNCK, Maarten. “Modular Arithmetic 

before C. F. Gauss: Systematizations and Discussions 

on Remainder Problems in 18th-Century Germany.” 

Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 48–72. 

1887. CRAIK, Alex D. D. “A Proportional View: The 

Mathematics of James Glenie (1750–1817).” Hist. 

Math. 36 (2009): 247–272. 

1888. DELSHAMS, Amadeu, and Maria Rosa 

MASSA ESTEVE. “Consideracions al voltant de 

la Funció Beta a l’obra de Leonhard Euler (1707– 

1783).” Part of a special issue: 300 Aniversari de 

Leonhard Euler (1707–2007) [ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. 

Engin. 9 (2008): 59–82. 

1889. DEMIDOV, Serge S. “D’Alembert et la notion 

de solution des équations différentielles aux 

dérivées partielles.” Proceedings from the conference 

“D’Alembert, i Lumi, l’Europa,” organized by the 

International Centre of Mathematical Research in 


Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 155–166. 

1890. ERMOLAEVA, Natalia. “Les mathématiciens 

de Saint-Pétersbourg et les problèmes cartographiques.” 

Part of special issue “Mémorial Adolf 

Youschkevitch.” Arch. Int. Hist. Sci. 58 (2008): 

225–270. 

1891. FERRARO, Giovanni. “D’Alembert visto 

da Eulero.” Proceedings from the conference 




Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 273–291. 

1892. FERRARO, Giovanni. “The Integral as an 

Anti-Differential. An Aspect of Euler’s Attempt to 

Transform the Calculus into an Algebraic Calculus.” 

Part of a special issue: 300 Aniversari de Leonhard 

Euler (1707–2007) [ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 

(2008): 25–58. 

1893. GALUZZI, Massimo. “Paolo Frisi, d’Alembert 

et le milieu scientifique de Milan.” Proceedings from 





1894. GILAIN, Christian. “Mathématiques mixtes 

et mathématiques pures chez d’Alembert : le cas des 

systèmes différentiels linéaires.” Part of special issue 


Sci. 58 (2008): 99–131. 

On d’Alembert’s calculus and, to a lesser extent, 

his application of it to celestial and fluid mechanics. 

1895. GIUNTINI, Sandra. “Gabriele Manfredi e 

l’insegnamento della matematica a Bologna nel XVIII 

secolo.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 29 (2009): 207–282. 

1896. GONZÁLEZ URBANEJA, Pedro Miguel. “Euler 

y la Geometría Analítica.” Part of a special issue: 

300 Aniversari de Leonhard Euler (1707–2007) 

[ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 83–116. 

1897. GRANT, Hardy. “What’s in a Word? Symmetry 

through the Centuries.” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 

171–177. 

Essay review of Giora HON, From Summetria to 

Symmetry (2008). 

1898. GUILBAUD, Alexandre, and Guillaume 

JOUVE. “La résolution des équations aux dérivées 

partielles dans les Opuscules mathématiques de 

D’Alembert (1761–1783).” Translated title: [The 

Resolution of Partial Differential Equations in the 

Opuscules mathématiques of D’Alembert (1761– 

1783).] In French. Rev. Hist. Math. 15 (2009): 

59–122. 

1899. HAHN, Roger. “L’enseignement des 

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195–205. 

On the 17th and 18th centuries. 

1900. HON, Giora, and Bernard R. GOLDSTEIN. “In 

Pursuit of Conceptual Change: The Case of Legendre 

and Symmetry.” Lead article of “Spotlight on: The


Nature of Scientific Change.” Centaurus 51 (2009): 

288–293. 

Contents: Roger ARIEW, “Some Reflections on 

Thomas Kuhn’s Account of Scientific Change,” 

294–298 [ref. 144]; Alan C. BOWEN, “From Description 

to Prediction: An Unexamined Transition 

in Hellenistic Astronomy,” 299–304 [ref. 888]; 

Friedrich STEINLE, “Scientific Change and Empirical 

Concepts,” 305–313 [ref. 139]; Xiang CHEN 

and Peter BARKER, “Process Concepts and Cognitive 

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[ref. 148]. 

1901. JIA Xiaoyong and LI Yuewu. “The Calculus 

of Variations from Euler to Lagrange: As a Result 

of Formalized Improvement.” [Translated title.] In 


1902. JOUVE, Guillaume. “Le rôle de d’Alembert 

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équations aux dérivées partielles (1760–1783).” Proceedings 





167–181. 

1903. KNOBLOCH, Eberhard. “Euler Transgressing 

Limits: The Infinite and Music Theory.” Part 

of a special issue: 300 Aniversari de Leonhard Euler 

(1707–2007) [ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 

(2008): 9–24. 

1904. NAVARRO LOIDI, Juan Miguel. “El número e 

en los textos matemáticos españoles del siglo XVIII.” 

Part of a special issue: 300 Aniversari de Leonhard 

Euler (1707–2007) [ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 

(2008): 145–166. 

1905. PHILI, Christine. “D’Alembert et Lagrange : 

deux points de vues différents concernant les fondements 

de l’analyse.” Proceedings from the conference 


the International Centre of Mathematical Research in 


Stor. Sci. Mat. 28 (2008): 293–307. 

1906. PLA I CARRERA, Josep. “El Tractat d’Euler 

‘De la Doctrina dels nombres, exposada en setze 

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1955. LEHMAN, Christine, and François PÉPIN. “La 

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1967. TADDAY, Ronny, and Jan FRERCKS. “Scherer 

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1973. BERNHARDT, Karl-Heinz. “Johann Wolfgang 

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1974. BOURDIN, Jean-Claude. “La matière des 

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683–703. 

2018. CHEUNG, Tobias. “Omnis Fibra Ex Fibra: 

Fibre Œconomies in Bonnet’s and Diderot’s Models 

of Organic Order.” Part of a special issue. [ref. 1752]. 


2019. DURIS, Pascal. “Traduire Linné en français à 

la fin du XVIIIe siècle.” In Traduire la science, edited 

by DURIS (2008) [ref. 251], 89–108. 

2020. INGENSIEP, Hans Werner. “Organism, Epigenesis, 

and Life in Kant’s Thinking—Biophilosophy 

between Transcendental Philosophy, Intuitive Analogy, 

and Empirical Ontology.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

11 (2006): 59–84. 

2021. ROE, Shirley A. “Biology, Atheism, and Politics 

in Eighteenth-Century France.” In Biology 

and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins, edited 

by ALEXANDER and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 

36–60. 

2022. ROWLAND, Stephen M. “Thomas Jefferson, 

Extinction, and the Evolving View of Earth History in 

the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries.” 



[ref. 329], 225–246. 

2023. THÜRING, Hubert. “Kraft, Gestalt und der 

(biopolitische) Rest: Goethes biologisch-ästhetischer 

Umgang mit dem Leben 1770 bis 1800.” In Versuchsanordnungen 


(2009) [ref. 2129], 85–112. 

350-131. BOTANY 

2024. GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von. The Metamorphosis 

of Plants. Edited by Gordon L. MILLER. 

Translation of Versuch die Metamorphose der 

Pflanzen zu erklären. (xxxi + 123 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge: MIT Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780262013093. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

2025. BARSANTI, Giulio, and Guido CHELAZZI. 

(Eds.) Il Museo di storia naturale dell’Università 

degli studi di Firenze: le collezioni della Specola: 

zoologia e cere anatomiche. Translated title: 

[The Museum of Natural History of the University 

of Florence: the Collections of La Specola: Zoology 

and Anatomical Waxes.] In Italian. (312 

pp.;.) Firenze: Firenze University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9788884538437; 8884538432. 

2026. KNOEFF, Rina. “Animals Inside: Anatomy, 

Interiority and Virtue in the Early Modern Dutch 

Republic.” In The Body Within, edited by VALL and 

ZWIJNENBERG (2009) [ref. 180], 31–50. 

2027. KOEHLER, Peter J., Stanley FINGER, and 

Marco PICCOLINO. “The ‘Eels’ of South America: 

Mid-18th-Century Dutch Contributions to the Theory 

of Animal Electricity.” J. Hist. Biol. 42 (2009): 

715–763. 

2028. SCHMITT, Stéphane. “From Physiology to 

Classification: Comparative Anatomy and Vicq 

d’Azyr’s Plan of Reform for Life Sciences and 

Medicine (1774–1794).” Sci. Context 22 (2009): 

145–193. 

350-133. HEREDITY; EVOLUTION; GENETICS 

2029. RUPKE, Nicolaas. “The Origin of Species 

from Linnaeus to Darwin.” In Aurora Torealis, edited 

by BERETTA et al. (2008) [ref. 1], 71–85. 



2030. CAPONI, Sandra. “Clima, cerebro y degeneración 

en Cabanis.” English title: [Climate, Brain, and 

Degeneration in Cabanis]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

961–979. 

2031. CHAMAYOU, Grégoire. “La querelle des têtes 

tranchées : Les médecins, la guillotine et l’anatomie 

de la conscience au lendemain de la Terreur.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 333–365. 

2032. FELSCH, Philipp. “Mountains of Sublimity, 

Mountains of Fatigue: Towards a History of Speechlessness 

in the Alps.” Part of Special Issue: The 

Laboratory of Nature—Science in the Mountains 


On the study of fatigue of mountain travelers by 

18th-century physiologists. 

2033. LYON, John B. “ ‘The Science of Sciences’: 

Replication and Reproduction in Lavater’s Physiognomics.” 

Eighteenth-Cent. Stud. 40 (2007): 257–277.


2034. PETHES, Nicolas. “Experiment und Leben: 

Zur Geneaologie, Kritik und Epistemologie des 

Menschenversuchs um 1800.” In Versuchsanordnungen 

1800, edited by SCHIMMA and VOGL (2009) 

[ref. 2129], 69–84. 


2035. FINGER, Stanley, and Ian FERGUSON. “The 

Role of The Gentleman’s Magazine in the Dissemination 

of Knowledge about Electric Fish in the Eighteenth 

Century.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 347– 

365. 

2036. KARENBERG, Axel. “Cerebral Localization 

in the Eighteenth Century—An Overview.” Part of a 

special issue on Cerebral Localization [ref. 419]. J. 

Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 248–253. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

2037. FRIERSON, Patrick. “Kant on Mental Disorder. 

Part 1: An Overview.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 

267–289. 

2038. FRIERSON, Patrick. “Kant on Mental Disorder. 

Part 2: Philosophical Implications of Kant’s 

Account.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 290–310. 

Continuation of: Patrick FRIERSON, “Kant on 

Mental Disorder. Part 1” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 

267–289 [ref. 2037]. 

2039. GAMPP, Axel Christoph. “Die Geburt des 

Kunstwerks durch den Geist der Proportion. Franz 

Xaver Messerschmidt und seine Charakterköpfe.” In 


(2008) [ref. 1282], 331–354. 

2040. LEROY, Charles Georges. L’intelligence des 

animaux selon Charles-Georges Leroy (1723–1789). 

Edited by Jacques André NAIGEON and François 

SIGAUT. (154 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Paris: Ibis Press, 2006. 

ISBN: 9782910728540. 


2041. SCHAFFER, Simon. “The Astrological Roots 

of Mesmerism.” Part of a special issue: “Stars, 



41 (2010): 158–168. 

2042. THOMSON, Ann. “Animals, Humans, Machines 

and Thinking Matter, 1690–1707.” Part of 

a special issue. [ref. 1752]. Early Sci. & Med. 15 

(2010): 3–37. 

On “the debate on the soul in England at the turn 

of the 18th century and at the role played within 

it by the question of animal soul, which had both 

theological and scientific ramifications.” (from the 

abstract) 

350-140. SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL WORKS 

2043. ANSART, Guillaume. “Condorcet, Social 

Mathematics, and Women’s Rights.” Eighteenth- 

Cent. Stud. 42 (2009): 347–362. 

2044. BEDERMAN, Gail. “Sex, Scandal, Satire, 

and Population in 1798: Revisiting Malthus’s First 

Essay.” J. Brit. Stud. 47 (2008): 768–795. 

On the issue of poor women conceiving illegitimate 

children. 

2045. REILL, Peter Hanns. “Eighteenth-Century 

Uses of Vitalism in Constructing the Human Sciences.” 

In Biology and Ideology from Descartes to 

Dawkins, edited by ALEXANDER and NUMBERS 


2046. SONENSCHER, Michael. “Ideology, Social 

Science and General Facts in Late Eighteenth- 

Century French Political Thought.” Hist. Europ. 

Ideas 35 (2009): 24–37. 

2047. WINTERER, Caroline. “Model Empire, Lost 

City: Ancient Carthage and the Science of Politics 

in Revolutionary America.” William Mary Quart. 67 

(2010): 3–30. 

Focus is on the reliability of the newest knowledge 

of the ancient Mediterranian world and its 

importance to political debates. 


2048. GIERL, Martin. “Das Alphabet der Natur und 

das Alphabet der Kultur im 18. Jahrhundert: Botanik, 

Diplomatik, Linguistik und Ethnographie nach Carl 

von Linné, Johann Christoph Gatterer und Christian 

Wilhelm Büttner.” NTM 18 (2010): 1–27. 


2049. AGUILERA-MANZANO, José María. “Slavery 

and Medicine in the Caribbean at the End of the 

Ancien Régime.” Soc. Hist. 33 (2008): 383–401. 

2050. ALBERTI, Fay Bound. “Bodies, Hearts, and 

Minds: Why Emotions Matter to Historians of Science 

and Medicine.” Focus: The Emotional Economy 

of Science [ref. 49]. Isis 100 (2009): 798–810. 

Case study of the sudden death of the surgeon John 

Hunter from cardiac disease. 

2051. ARNAUD, Sabine. “Citation and Distortion: 

Pierre Pomme, Voltaire and the Crafting of a Medical 

Reputation.” Gesnerus 66 (2009): 218–236. 

“Analyses the figurative schemes developed by 

Pomme and Voltaire, and how the use of metaphors 

generates a myth of therapy.” (from the abstract) 

2052. CHAPUIS, Yves, and Philippe BONNICHON. 

“1791 : un moment décisif pour la chirurgie endocrinienne.” 


2053. COQUILLARD, Isabelle. “De l’Hôtel des Invalides 

à la Cour impériale. Itinéraires des Maloet père 

et fils : docteurs régents de la faculté de médecine de 

Paris au XVIIIème siècle.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 

(2008): 39–48. 

2054. CUNNINGHAM, Andrew. The Anatomist 

Anatomis’d: An Experimental Discipline in Enlightenment 

Europe. History of Medicine in Context. (xxii 

+ 443 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington: Ashgate, 

2010. ISBN: 9780754663386.


2055. DACOME, Lucia. “Women, Wax and Anatomy 

in the ‘Century of Things.’ ” Part of a set of articles 

on the history of medicine. [ref. 1492]. Renaiss. Stud. 

21 (2007): 522–550. 

2056. DUBOIS, Charles. “Le Traité des maladies des 

os : du Fonds du Musée Laennec de Nantes.” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 43 (2009): 73–81. 

2057. DUKE, Martin. “James Jackson, an American 

Physician in London, 1799–1800.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 

1–10. 

2058. EDDY, Matthew D. “The Sparkling Nectar of 

Spas; or, Mineral Water as a Medically Commodifiable 

Material in the Province, 1770–1805.” In Materials 



2059. GOURSOLAS, François. “Le pasteur Jean- 

Frédéric Oberlin (1740–1826) et la médecine : Aspects 

scientifiques et humains.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 

43 (2009): 167–176. 

2060. GRAFE, Melissa J. “Making ‘Medical Hall’: 

Dr. John Archer, Medical Practice, and Apprenticeship 

in Early America, 1769–1820.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 



2009. Advisor: Fissell, Mary E. Pub. no. AAT 

3392309. 224 pp. 

2061. GRANJEL, Mercedes. “Médicos y élites locales 

en la sociedad extremeña del siglo XVIII.” Llull 

32 (2009): 317–346. 

2062. GRYGIEWSKI, Richard W. “Rafael Joseph Czerwiakowski: 

The Father of Polish Surgery.” Vesalius 

10, no. 1 (2004): 35–36. 

2063. HOUTZAGER, Hans. “Andreas Vesalius and 

the Occo Medals of Augsburg: Evidence of a Professional 

Friendship.” Vesalius 6 (2000): 20–31. 

2064. LABRUDE, Pierre. “L’accident et la mort du 

Roi Stanislas à Lunéville en février 1766 : Le traitement 

médicamenteux de ses brûlures et les produits 

fournis pour son embaumement.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 

54 (2007): 375–389. 

2065. LAWRENSON, Ross. “Medical Practice in 

New Zealand (1769–1860).” Vesalius 10, no. 1 

(2004): 4–9. 

2066. PRADIER, Pierre-Charles, and Nicolas 

RIECAU. “D’Alembert et D. Bernoulli au sujet de 

l’inoculation de la petite vérole.” Proceedings from 





2067. QUINLAN, Sean M. “Monstrous Births and 

Medical Networks: Debates over Forensic Evidence, 

Generation Theory, and Obstetrical Authority in 

France, ca. 1780–1815.” Early Sci. & Med. 14 

(2009): 543–629. 

2068. REGENSPURGER, Katja. “Methodus medendi 

Jenesis. Zum Lehrprofil der medizinischen Fakultät 

der Universität Jena 1770–1820.” In “Gelehrte” Wissenschaft, 

edited by BACH et al. (2008) [ref. 1852], 

87–124. 

2069. ROUET, Dominique. “Les livres de médecine 

de la bibliothèque des moines de Fécamp et du pays 

de Caux au XVIII e siècle.” In Accueillir ou soigner? 



2070. SARAFIANOS, Aris. “The Contractility of 

Burke’s Sublime and Heterodoxies in Medicine and 

Art.” J. Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 23–48. 

Explores the connections between 18th-century 

medical ideas and Burke’s aesthetics. 

2071. WARREN, Adam. “An Operation for Evangelization: 

Friar Francisco González Laguna, the 

Cesarean Section, and Fetal Baptism in Late Colonial 

Peru.” Bull. Hist. Med. 83 (2009): 647–675. 

2072. WILSON, Philip K. “Drink, Dames and Disease: 

Erasmus Darwin on Inheritance.” Vesalius 13 

(2007): 60–67. 

The focus is on hereditary diseases and their treatment. 

2073. WISECUP, Kelly. “Communicating Disease: 

Medical Knowledge and Literary Forms in Colonial 

British America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/09 (2010). 


Park, 2009. Advisor: Bauer, Ralph. Pub. no. 

AAT 3372997. 307 pp. “Examines the literary 

repercussions of encounters between European, 

Native American, and African medical philosophies 

throughout the British American colonies.” 


2074. YANG, Bin. “The Zhang on Chinese Southern 

Frontiers: Disease Constructions, Environmental 

Changes, and Imperial Colonization.” Bull. Hist. 


On concepts of diseases in Chinese colonization in 

the 18th century. 


2075. CHARLAND, Louis C. “Science and Morals 

in the Affective Psychopathology of Philippe Pinel.” 

Hist. Psychiat. 21 (2010): 38–53. 

2076. GLISERMAN KOPANS, Dana. “The English 

Malady: Engendering Insanity in the Eighteenth 

Century.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/08 (2009). 

Dissertation at Carnegie Mellon University, 2006. 

Pub. no. AAT 3323787. 255 pp. 

2077. INGRAM, Allan. “Steering toward Sanity: The 

Compass Points of Madness in Eighteenth-Century 

Britain.” 1650-1850 11 (2005): 3–20. 

On 18th-century madhouses and insanity. 

2078. OLRY, Régis. “Baron Münchhausen and the 

Syndrome Which Bears His Name: History of an Endearing 

Personage and of a Strange Mental Disorder.” 

Vesalius 8, no. 1 (2002): 53–57. 

2079. PETERS, Timothy J., and Allan BEVERIDGE. 

“The Madness of King George III: A Psychiatric 

Re-Assessment.” Hist. Psychiat. 21 (2010): 20–37.


2080. PETERS, Timothy J., and D. WILKINSON. 

“King George III and Porphyria: A Clinical Re- 

Examination of the Historical Evidence.” Hist. Psychiat. 

21 (2010): 3–19. 


2081. ABREU, Jean Luiz Neves. “Higiene e 

conservação da saúde no pensamento médico lusobrasileiro 

do século XVIII.” Asclepio 62, no. 1 

(2010): 225–250. 

2082. NIEZNANOWSKA, Joanna. “Changing Concepts 

of Life-Saving Procedures in 19th Century 

Polish Popular First-Aid Publications.” Vesalius 12 

(2006): 73–78. 

2083. STANGE, Marion. “Governing the Swamp: 

Health and Environment in Eighteenth-Century 

Nouvelle-Orléans.” French Col. History 11 (2010): 

1–21. 

2084. THILLAUD, Pierre L. “Dynasties et pratiques 

chirurgicales en Pays Basque Nord au XVIIIe siècle.” 



2085. ALFONSO-GOLDFARB, Ana Maria, Marcia 

Helena Mendes FERRAZ, and Silvia WAISSE. 

“Chemical Remedies in the 18th Century: Mercury 

and Alkahest.” Circumscribere 7 (2009): 19–30. 

2086. AMAR, Zohar, and Efraïm LEV. “An Early 

Glimpse at Western Medicine in Jerusalem (1700– 

1840): The Case of the Jews and the Franciscans’ 

Medical Activity.” Vesalius 11, no. 2 (2005): 81–87. 

On the activities of the Franciscans, their pharmaceutical 

production of Jerusalem balsam, and their 

relationship with Jewish physicians. 

2087. BENEZET, Jean-Pierre. “Pierre Boitel, un 

apothicaire montpelliérain à la fin du siècle des 

Lumières.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 415–456. 

2088. CRELLIN, John. “Theory and Clinical Experience 

in Eighteenth-Century Extemporaneous 

Prescriptions—A Reciprocal Relationship?” Pharm. 

Hist. 48 (2006): 3–13. 

2089. KLEIN, Ursula. “Blending Technical Innovation 

and Learned Natural Knowledge: The Making 

of Ethers.” In Materials and Expertise in Early Modern 


[ref. 1705], 125–157. 

“On the production, commercial and experimental, 

of ethers in 18th-century pharmaceutical and 

academic laboratories.” (p. 127) 

2090. LABRUDE, Pierre. “Hypothèses sur les causes 

et les conséquences de l’inspection des pharmacies et 

des drogueries de Nancy réalisée les 1 er et 2 mai 1787 

par la commission du Collège royal de médecine de 

la ville.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 275–286. 

2091. TAMARELLE, Charles. “L’apothicairerie de 

Llivia et ses albarels bleus.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 

(2007): 425–440. 

2092. TÉSIO, Stéphanie. “À l’intérieur des apothicaireries. 

. . Que de drogues. Le contenu des officines 

civiles en Basse-Normandie et au Canada.” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 56 (2009): 431–450. 

Addresses the question of the influence of 

Amerindian medicine on 18th-century French pharmacy. 

2093. TÉSIO, Stéphanie. “France-Nouvelle-France : 

la transmission des savoirs pharmaceutiques au 

XVIIIe siècle.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 407– 

424. 


2094. BAIG I ALEU, Marià. “Teoría matemática y 

práctica naval en la Ilustración. Salvador Jiménez 

Coronado, traductor de la obra de Euler sobre la 

construcción y la maniobra de los navíos.” Quad. 

Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 249–277. 

2095. BRANDSTETTER, Thomas. “Sentimental Hydraulics: 

Utopia and Technology in 18th-Century 

France.” In Philosophies of Technology, edited by 


2096. KRIDER, E. Philip. “Benjamin Franklin and 

the First Lightning Conductors.” Part of a special issue: 



Hist. Meteor. 1 (2004): 1–13. 

Traces how Franklin’s ideas evolved as he developed 

the first protective rods. 

2097. LOWENGARD, Sarah. “George Berg, Musician 

and Glassmaking Student: Scientific Learning 

for Technological Applications in Mid-Eighteenth- 

Century London.” In The Applied-Science Problem, 

edited by MCCLELLAN (2008) [ref. 515], 80–91. 

2098. MCCLELLAN, James E., III. “Benjamin 

Franklin and the Lightning Rod.” In The Applied- 


[ref. 515], 92–111. 

2099. PICON, Antoine. “The Engineer as Judge: 

Engineering Analysis and Political Economy in Eighteenth 

Century France.” Eng. Stud. 1 (2009): 19–34. 

2100. ROBERTS, Lissa. “Full Steam Ahead: Entrepreneurial 

Engineers as Go-Betweens during the 

Late Eighteenth Century.” In The Brokered World, 

edited by SCHAFFER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 193– 

238. 

2101. ROSELL COLOMINA, Jaume, Francesc ROCA 

ROSELL, and Mercè ARROYO I HUGUET. “La 

Ciència de les ciutats, les xarxes urbanes i la nova 

construcció.” Translated Title: [The Science of the 

Cities, Urban Networks and New Building.] In Catalan. 

In La Ciència en la Història dels Països Catalans, 

Vol. 3, edited by VERNET and PARÉS (2009) 

[ref. 2135], 85–121. 

2102. SUAY BELENGUER, Juan Miguel. “Los Molinos 

y las Cometas por Mr. Euler le fils. Modelos 

matemáticos para las máquinas hidráulicas en el siglo 

XVIII.” Part of a special issue: 300 Aniversari de 

Leonhard Euler (1707–2007) [ref. 1809]. Quad. Hist. 

Engin. 9 (2008): 117–144.


On the definition, shape, uses, and representation 

of the kite as it changed over the 18th century in 

the context of hydraulic machines and naval theory. 

2103. TOMORY, Leslie. “Progressive Enlightenment: 

The Origins of the Gaslight Industry 1780– 

1820.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/04 (2010). 


2009. Pub. no. AAT NR59154. 682 pp. 


2104. APPUHN, Karl. “Ecologies of Beef: 

Eighteenth-Century Epizootics and the Environmental 

History of Early Modern Europe.” Environ. Hist. 

15 (2010): 268–287. 

On the history of bovine epizootics in eighteenthcentury 

Venice. 

2105. GREENOUGH, Elisabeth Bates. “Spirited Husbandry: 

The Literature and Science of Agricultural 

Improvement in Eighteenth-Century Britain.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 71/07 (2011). 


Engell, James. Pub. no. AAT 3414742. 176 pp. 

2106. MORTON, Timothy. “The Pulses of the Body: 

Romantic Vegetarianism and Its Contexts.” 1650- 

1850 4 (1998): 53–87. 

2107. ORLAND, Barbara. “Enlightened Milk: Reshaping 

a Bodily Substance into a Chemical Object.” 

In Materials and Expertise in Early Modern Europe, 

edited by KLEIN and SPARY (2010) [ref. 1705], 163– 

197. 

Studies the range of disciplines and questions involving 

milk, including agriculture, the physiology 

of digestion, chemistry, and wet nursing. 

2108. POPPLOW, Marcus. “Economizing Agricultural 

Resources in the German Economic Enlightenment.” 

In Materials and Expertise in Early Modern 


[ref. 1705], 261–287. 

2109. SPARY, E. C. “Liqueurs and the Luxury Marketplace 

in Eighteenth-Century Paris.” In Materials 

and Expertise in Early Modern Europe, edited by 

KLEIN and SPARY (2010) [ref. 1705], 225–255. 

350-164. AIR AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY 

2110. BOYD, Jane E. “Artificial Clouds and Inflammable 

Air: The Science and Spectacle of the 

First Balloon Flights, 1783.” Chem. Heritage 27, no. 

2 (2009): 32–37. 



2111. BELL, Stephen. A Life in Shadow: Aimé Bonpland 

in Southern South America, 1817–1858. (xii + 

320 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford 


2112. BROWNE, Janet. “Making Darwin: Biography 

and the Changing Representations of Charles 

Darwin.” J. Interdis. Hist. 40 (2010): 347–373. 

2113. BRU, Bernard, and Thierry MARTIN. “Le 

baron de Férussac, la couleur de la statistique et 

la topologie des sciences.” http://www.jehps. 

net/Novembre2005/BruMartin.pdf (Accessed on 

September 5, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 

(2005): Approx. 11,000 words. 

2114. CHABOT, Hugues. “Le bon savant selon Jean- 

Baptiste Biot.” In Liber Amicorum Jean Dhombres, 


87–99. 

2115. CIARDI, Marco. (Ed.) Il fisico sublime: Amedeo 

Avogadro e la cultura scientifica del primo Ottocento. 

Prismi. (271 pp.; bibl.; index.) Bologna: Il 

Mulino, 2007. ISBN: 9788815118899. 


2116. DAUM, Andreas. “Die Ironie des Unzeitgemäßen. 

Anmerkungen zu Alexander von Humboldt.” 

Z. Idee. 4 (2010): 5–23. 

2117. ENGELHARDT, Dietrich von, and Jürgen 

NOLTE. (Eds.) Von Freiheit und Verantwortung 

in der Forschung: Symposium zum 150. Todestag 

von Lorenz Oken (1779–1851). Schriftenreihe zur 

Geschichte der Versammlungen deutscher Naturforscher 

und Ärzte, 9. (295 pp.; ill.) Stuttgart: WVG, 

Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, 2002. ISBN: 

3804719554. 

Historical chapters discuss Oken’s work and the 

scientific and medical context of his time. Contributors: 

Wolfgang BRUDER, Rolf EMMERMANN, 

Benno PARTHIER, Hermann STRÖBEL, Gerhard 

SCHAEFER, Klaus RIES, Beat RÜTTIMANN, Udo 

ROTH, Ilse JAHN, Brigitte LOHFF, Bernhard 

FRITSCHER, Klaus SCHÄFFNER, Patrick HEIN- 

STEIN, Hans-Joachim FLIEDNER, Jürgen NOLTE, 

Dietrich v. ENGELHARDT, Marco FINETTI, Dietmar 

MIETH, Giovanni MAIO, Olaf BREIDBACH, 

Götz FABRY and Eva WEISS 


2118. GAY, Hannah. “Chemist, Entomologist, Darwinian, 

and Man of Affairs: Raphael Meldola and the 

Making of a Scientific Career.” Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 

79–119. 

2119. GRANT, Ben. Postcolonialism, Psychoanalysis 

and Burton: Power Play of Empire. Routledge 

Research in Postcolonial Literatures, 22. (209 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2009. ISBN: 

9780415450867. 


2120. KADEN, Heiner, and Benno PARTHIER. (Eds.) 

J. C. Poggendorff—Leben und Werk. Abhandlungen 

der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 

zu Leipzig, Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche 

Klasse, 63, Heft 4. (61 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Leipzig: Verlag 

der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu 

Leipzig, 2005. ISBN: 9783777614069. 

On Poggendorff’s 19th-century “hand dictionary” 

of the natural sciences. 


2121. KOVALZON, Vladimir M. “Some Notes on the 

Biography of Maria Manasseina.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

18 (2009): 312–319.


Manasseina studied biochemistry and experimental 

somnology. 

2122. LAMBERT, Kevin. “Victorian Stained Glass as 

Memorial: An Image of George Boole.” In Visions of 

the Industrial Age, 1830–1914, edited by KANG and 

WOODSON-BOULTON (2008) [ref. 2149], 205–226. 

2123. LOZANO, Sonia, and Natalia PRIEGO. “Siete 

estudios sobre transmisión y herencia científica entre 

Europa y América Latina (1850-1940).” Introduction 

to a series: Transmission of Science and Scientific 

Legacy: Europe and Latin America. Article also in 

English. English title: Seven Studies into the Transmission 

of Science and Scientific Legacy between 

Europe and Latin America (1850-1940)]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 433–435. 

Contents: Ismael LEDESMA-MATEOS, “Las 

prácticas médicas y la biología como ciencia: 

paradigmas, asimilación y domesticación social 

en México,” 441–449 [ref. 2669]; Sonia 

LOZANO, “Importation et destin de la première 

théorie des germes au Mexique: développement 

des premières recherches sur la fièvre jaune dans 

les années 1880,” 451–471 [ref. 2673]; Natalia 

PRIEGO, “Simbolismo, solidão e modernidade: 

ciência e cientistas no México porfiriano,” 473– 

485 [ref. 2127]; José Manuel González de la PEÑA 

PUERTA, Antonio RAMOS CARRILLO and Esteban 

MORENO TORAL, “Aportación española 

a la farmacia cubana decimonónica,” 487–496 

[ref. 2793]; Yajaira FREITES, “Relaciones científicas 

de medicina veterinaria venezolana con sus pares 

latinoamericanos: México y el Cono Sur (1933– 

1955),” 497–518 [ref. 3656]; Juan José MARTIN- 

FRECHILLA, “El dispositivo venezolano de sanidad 

y la incorporación de los médicos exiliados 

de la Guerra Civil española,” 519–541 [ref. 3547]; 

Elena QUINONES VIDAL, María PENARANDA 

ORTEGA and Elena GARCIA QUINONES, “El 

colegio invisible de Ángel Garma y el papel de 

sus colaboradores en el psicoanálisis argentino,” 

543–557 [ref. 3328]. 

2124. OLDROYD, D. “In the Footsteps of Thomas 

Livingstone Mitchell (1792–1855): Soldier, Surveyor, 

Explorer, Geologist, and Probably the First 

Person to Compile Geological Maps in Australia.” 


JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 343–374. 

2125. PERRY, Yaron, and Efraim LEV. “Ernest 

William Gurney Masterman, British Physician and 

Scholar in the Holy Land.” Pales. Explor. Quart. 138 

(2006): 133–146. 

Masterman contributed to a variety of fields, including 

archaeology, geography, and social anthropology. 

2126. PETSCHE, Hans-Joachim. Graßmann. (xxii + 

326 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Basel: Birkhäuser, 2006. ISBN: 

9783764372576. 

On the 19th-century polymath Hermann Grassmann. 


2127. PRIEGO, Natalia. “Simbolismo, solidão e 

modernidade: ciência e cientistas no México porfiriano.” 

Article in English. English title: [Symbolism, 

Solitude and Modernity: Science and Scientists in 

Porfirian Mexico]. Part of a dossier: Transmission 

of Science and Scientific Legacy: Europe and Latin 

America. [ref. 2123]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 473– 

485. 

On the relationship between national identity and 

scientific modernization. 

2128. SANTOS, Marco Steinert. Virchow: medicina, 

ciência e sociedade no seu tempo. (154 pp.; bibl.) 

Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade, 2009. ISBN: 

9789898074454. 

2129. SCHIMMA, Sabine, and Joseph VOGL. (Eds.) 

Versuchsanordnungen 1800. Proceedings of a workshop 

held Feb. 2006 by the project “Ästhetik und Experiment 

bei Goethe”, part of the Sonderforschungsbereich 

482 “Ereignis Weimar-Jena. Kultur um 

1800.” (204 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Zürich: Diaphanes, 

2009. ISBN: 9783037340288. 

Contents: Jan FRERCKS, “Epistemisches Theater: 

Die Dialektik von Forschung und Lehre bei 

Vorlesungsvorführungen in der Chemie um 1800,” 

17-38 [ref. 1945]; Jutta MÜLLER-TAMM, “ ‘Dieses 

prüfe, mein Sohn, aber chemisch...’ Analyse und 

Erkenntnis in einer Traumerzählung Lichtenbergs,” 

39-50 [ref. 1959]; Michael GAMPER, “ ‘Wissen auf 

Probe’: Verborgene Ursachen in Elektrizitätslehre 

und Literatur,” 51-68 [ref. 2322]; Nicolas PETHES, 

“Experiment und Leben: Zur Geneaologie, Kritik 

und Epistemologie des Menschenversuchs 

um 1800,” 69-84 [ref. 2034]; Hubert THÜRING, 

“Kraft, Gestalt und der (biopolitische) Rest: Goethes 

biologisch-ästhetischer Umgang mit dem Leben 

1770 bis 1800,” 85-112 [ref. 2023]; Joseph 

VOGL, “Bemerkung über Goethes Empirismus,” 

113-126 [ref. 1876]. 

2130. VETTER, Jeremy. “Field Science in the Railroad 

Era: The Tools of Knowledge Empire in the 

American West, 1869–1916.” Proceedings from the 

conference “Engineering and the Natural Sciences: 

Communication and transportation infrastructure in 

the history of the sciences in Ibero-America” held at 

the Universidade de La Plata, Argentina, on May 1-6, 

2006. [ref. 2170]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 597–613. 


2131. ADELMAN, Juliana. Communities of Science 

in Nineteenth-Century Ireland. Science and Culture 

in the Nineteenth Century. (xi + 221 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2009. ISBN: 

9781851966530. 

2132. KARGON, Robert. “The U.S.-Japan Nexus: 

Roots of the Japanese Scientific Enterprise.” Part 

of a Special Issue: “Locating Japanese Science and 

Technology: Place and the Production of Knowledge” 

[ref. 13]. Hist. Scientiarum 18 (2008): 62–75. 

2133. MACLEOD, Roy. Archibald Liversidge, FRS: 

Imperial Science under the Southern Cross. (xvii + 

637 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Sydney: Royal Society of 

New South Wales and Sydney University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9781920898809. 

2134. ROCA I ROSELL, Antoni, and Josep M. CA- 

MARASA I CASTILLO. “El Temps de la industria-


lització.” Translated Title: [The Time of Industrialization.] 

In Catalan. In La Ciència en la Història 

dels Països Catalans, Vol. 3, edited by VERNET and 

PARÉS (2009) [ref. 2135], 33–60. 

2135. VERNET, Joan, and Ramon PARÉS. (Eds.) 

La Ciència en la Història dels Països Catalans, Vol. 

3: De l’Inici de la Industrialització a l’Època Actual. 

Translated Title: [Science in the History of the 

Catalan Lands, Vol. 3: From the Beginning of Industrialization 

to Our Days]. In Catalan. (926 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Valencia: Universitat de València, 2009. 

ISBN: 9788437076775. 

Contents: Antoni ROCA I ROSELL and Josep 

M. CAMARASA I CASTILLO, “El Temps de 

la industrialització,” 33-60 [ref. 2134]; Pasqual 

BERNAT I LÓPEZ and Guillermo LUSA MON- 

FORTE, “L’Ensenyament tècnic i professional: de 

les escoles de la Junta de Comerç a la primera Escola 

Industrial,” 61-83 [ref. 2236]; Jaume ROSELL 

COLOMINA, Francesc ROCA ROSELL and Mercè 

ARROYO I HUGUET, “La Ciència de les ciutats, 

les xarxes urbanes i la nova construcció,” 85-121 

[ref. 2101]; José M. LÓPEZ PIÑERO and Francesc 

BUJOSA I HOMAR, “Una Sanitat en transformació,” 

123-204 [ref. 2761]; Ramon PARÉS I 

FARRÀS, “Jaume Ferran i Clúa com a capdavanter 

de la microbiologia sanitària,” 205-219 [ref. 2528]; 

Josep CUELLO I SUBIRANA and Jordi MARTÍ I 

HENNEBERG, “Ciència per a tothom i naturalistes 

extraacadèmics,” 221-252 [ref. 2445]; Santiago 

RIERA I TUÈBOLS and Albert FLORENSA 

GIMÉNEZ, “La Navegació al segle XIX,” 253- 

272 [ref. 2840]; Agustí CAMÓS I CABECERAN, 

Jesús Ignasi CATALÀ GORGUES and Thomas F. 

GLICK, “La Recepció de l’evolucionisme,” 273- 

299 [ref. 2502]; Albert FLORENSA GIMÉNEZ and 

Santiago RIERA I TUÈBOLS, “Els Inicis del vapor 

i del ferrocarril a Catalunya,” 301-328 [ref. 2823]; 

Pere GRAPÍ I VILUMARA and Agustí NIETO I 

GALAN, “Els Professionals de la química del segle 

XIX : escoles, indústria i universitat,” 329- 

353 [ref. 2350]; Francesc X. BARCA SALOM and 

Guillermo LUSA MONFORTE, “Ensenyament de 

les matemàtiques, recepció de les noves tecnologies,” 

355-396 [ref. 2265]; Josep Miquel VI- 

DAL HERNÁNDEZ, “Els Inicis de la investigació 

científica a Menorca,” 397-420; Joan Carles 

ALAYO I MANUBENS, “Ciència elèctrica i electrificació,” 

421-439 [ref. 2805]; Rodolfo GOZALO 

GUTIÉRREZ, “Geologia i geodèsia: reconeixement 

bàsic del territori,” 441-462 [ref. 2398]; Jordi 

CARTAÑÀ I PINÉN, Enric MATEU TORTOSA and 

Salvador CALATAYUD GINER, “Una Agronomia 

en mutació,” 463-492 [ref. 2858]; Antoni ROCA I 

ROSELL and Josep M. CAMARASA I CASTILLO, 

“El Segle XX i el desenvolupament autònom,” 

505-522; Antoni ROCA I ROSELL and Vicent 

Lluís SALAVERT FABIANI, “Catalanisme, valencianisme 

i ciència en el canvi de segle,” 523-569 

[ref. 2877]; Josep M. CAMARASA I CASTILLO et 

al., “L’Església i la ciència,” 571-598 [ref. 227]; 

Antoni ROCA I ROSELL, Víctor NAVARRO I BRO- 

TONS and Xavier ROQUÉ RODRÍGUEZ, “La Física 

com a nova frontera i com a servei,” 599-625 

[ref. 3117]; Oriol CASASSAS I SIMÓ, “L’Escola 

Biològica Catalana,” 627-653 [ref. 3240]; José 

M. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, “Els Sabers mèdics al segle 

XX: el País Valencià,” 655-673 [ref. 3429]; Jesús 

Ignasi CATALÀ GORGUES and Pere SUNYER I 

MARTÍN, “Les Noves ciències naturals i la geografia 

del 1900 al 1936,” 675-717 [ref. 3165]; Antoni 

MALET, “La Guerra Civil i les institucions científiques 

catalanes: el cas de la recerca matemàtica 

(1907–1967),” 719-759 [ref. 3033]; Ángel TOCA 

and Agustí NIETO I GALAN, “Química acadèmica 

i química industrial a les primeres dècades del 

segle XX,” 761-784 [ref. 3157]; Antoni ROCA 

I ROSELL, “La República, la Generalitat i la renovació 

de les institucions científiques,” 785-808 

[ref. 2906]; Jesús Ignasi CATALÀ GORGUES and 

Antoni ROCA I ROSELL, “La Guerra Civil (1936– 

1939) i la ciència,” 809-828 [ref. 2956]; Josep 

M. CAMARASA I CASTILLO and Jesús Ignasi 

CATALÀ GORGUES, “La Diàspora i l’exili interior,” 

829-852. 


2136. FARADAY, Michael. The Correspondence of 

Michael Faraday. Edited by Frank A. J. L. JAMES. 

Vol. 5, November 1855–October 1860, Letters 3033– 

3873. (lviii + 835 pp.; ill.) Stevenage: Institution 

of Engineering and Technology, 2008. ISBN: 

9780863418235. 

2137. HOSSFELD, Uwe, and Olaf BREIDBACH. “In 

the Wake of the ‘Darwin Correspondence’. 40.000 

Letters to Ernst Haeckel Listed and Available for 

Study.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 55–58. 

2138. KOX, Anne J. (Ed.) The Scientific Correspondence 

of H. A. Lorentz. Volume 1. (xxiv + 780 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 

9780387779393. 

2139. NÖTHLICH, Rosemarie, Heiko WEBER, Uwe 

HOSSFELD, Olaf BREIDBACH, and Erika KRAUSSE. 

(Eds.) “Substanzmonismus” und/oder “Energetik”: 

Der Briefwechsel von Ernst Haeckel und Wilhelm 

Ostwald (1910 bis 1918) : zum 100. Jahrestag der 

Gründung des Deutschen Monistenbundes. Ernst- 

Hackel-Haus-Studien: Monographien zur Geschichte 

der Biowissenschaften und Medizin, 3. (viii + 

231 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Berlin: VWB, 2006. ISBN: 

9783861354901. 


2140. POINCARÉ, Henri. La correspondance 

entre Henri Poincaré et les physiciens, chimistes et 

ingénieurs. Edited by Scott WALTER, Étienne BOL- 

MONT, and André CORET. Publications des Archives 

Henri-Poincaré. (xxii + 493 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Basel: Birkhäuser, 2007. ISBN: 9783764371364. 


2141. STOCK, Christine. (Ed.) Robert Wilhelm Bunsens 

Korrespondenz vor dem Antritt der Heidelberger 

Professur (1852): Kritische Edition. Quellen und Studien 

zur Geschichte der Pharmazie, 83. (cxlviii + 

610 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: In Kommission, 


9783804723207. 




METHODS 

2142. ELSHAKRY, Marwa. “When Science Became 

Western: Historiographical Reflections.” Focus: 

Global Histories of Science [ref. 10]. Isis 101 

(2010): 98–109. 

2143. SMITH, Jonathan. “Introduction: Darwin and 

the Evolution of Victorian Studies.” Introduction to a 

special issue on Darwin and Victorian natural history. 

Victorian Stud. 51 (2009): 215–221. 

Contents: George LEVINE, “Reflections on Darwin 

and Darwinizing,” 223–245 [ref. 39]; Heather 

BRINK-ROBY, “Natural Representation: Diagram 

and Text in Darwin’s On the Origin of Species,” 

247–273 [ref. 2148]; Tina Young CHOI, “Natural 

History’s Hypothetical Moments: Narratives 

of Contingency in Victorian Culture,” 275– 

297 [ref. 2258]; Jim ENDERSBY, “Sympathetic 

Science: Charles Darwin, Joseph Hooker, and 

the Passions of Victorian Naturalists,” 299–320 

[ref. 2447]; Gillian BEER, “Darwin and the Uses 

of Extinction,” 321–331 [ref. 2474]. 

360-6. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AS A PROFESSION 

2144. FIOCCA, Alessandra, and Iolanda NAGLIATI. 

“Le cours d’histoire des sciences de Guglielmo Libri 

au Collège de France (1833).” Nuncius 24 (2009): 

127–171. 


SCIENCE 

2145. JURKOWITZ, Edward. “Helmholtz’s Early 

Empiricism and the Erhaltung der Kraft.” Ann. Sci. 

67 (2010): 39–78. 

2146. WILLS, Ian. “Edison and Science: A Curious 

Result.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 157–166. 


SCIENCE 

2147. BEAR, Jordan. “Without a Trace: Early British 

Photography and the History of Visual Objectivity.” 



Crary, Jonathan; Higonnet, Anne. Pub. no. 

AAT 3374100. 286 pp. 

2148. BRINK-ROBY, Heather. “Natural Representation: 

Diagram and Text in Darwin’s On the Origin 

of Species.” Part of a special issue on Darwin and 


51 (2009): 247–273. 

2149. KANG, Minsoo, and Amy WOODSON- 

BOULTON. (Eds.) Visions of the Industrial Age, 

1830–1914: Modernity and the Anxiety of Representation 

in Europe. (xxiv + 371 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Burlington: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN: 9780754664888. 

Contents: Minsoo KANG, “The Happy Marriage 

of Steam and Engine Produces Beautiful 

Daughters and Bloody Monsters: Descriptions of 

Locomotives as Living Creatures in Modernist 

Culture, 1887–1935,” 3-20 [ref. 2832]; Jane E. 

BOYD, “Adorning the Landscape: Images of 

Transportation in Nineteenth-Century France,” 

21-42 [ref. 2810]; James H. RUBIN, “Armand 

Guillaumin: The Industrial Impressionist,” 43-54 

[ref. 2197]; Courtenay RAIA-GREAN, “Picturing 

the Supernatural: Spirit Photography, Radiant 

Matter, and the Spectacular Science of Sir 

William Crookes,” 55-80 [ref. 2255]; Gerry BEE- 

GAN, “Finding Florence in Birmingham: Hybridity 

and the Photomechanical Image in the 1890s,” 

81-108 [ref. 2807]; Natasha RUIZ-GÓMEZ, “Auguste 

Rodin and the ‘Scientific Image’: The Sublime 

Copy Versus the Photograph,” 109-138; Amy 

WOODSON-BOULTON, “A Window onto Nature: 

Visual Language, Aesthetic Ideology, and the Art 

of Social Transformation,” 139-162; Amy Catania 

KULPER, “From Will to Wallpaper: Imaging 

and Imagining the Natural in the Domestic Interiors 

of the Art Nouveau,” 163-182; Katherine 

HOVER-SMOOT, “Pissarro’s Crowds: Cityscape 

as Wish Image,” 183-204; Kevin LAMBERT, “Victorian 

Stained Glass as Memorial: An Image of 

George Boole,” 205-226 [ref. 2122]; Gabriel K. 

WOLFENSTEIN, “ ‘Some Wonders of the Microscope’ 

and Other Tales of Marvel: The Popularization 

of Science in Late Victorian Britain,” 227-248 

[ref. 2166]; Hiroko WASHIZU, “Orreries: Mechanical 

and Verbal,” 249-270 [ref. 2233]; Paula Young 

LEE, “Stripped: Gustave Caillebotte and the Carcass 

of Modern Life,” 271-294; Haejeong Hazel 

HAHN, “Puff Marries Advertising: Commercialization 

of Culture in Jean-Jacques Grandville’s Un 

Autre Monde (1844),” 295-316; Carla SPIVACK, 

“ ‘Awful, Moony Light’: The Visual and the Colonial 

Other in Wilkie Collins’s The Moonstone,” 

317-332 [ref. 2201]. 



WORKS 

2150. AL-GAILANI, Salim. “Magic, Science and 

Masculinity: Marketing Toy Chemistry Sets.” Part of 



“This paper suggests that early twentieth-century 

chemistry sets were rooted in overlapping Victorian 

traditions of entertainment magic and scientific 

recreations.” (from the abstract) 

2151. DAUM, Andreas. “Nation, Naturforschung 

und Monument: Humboldt-Denkmäler in Deutschland 

und den USA.” In Die Kunst der Geschichte. 

Historiographie, Ästhetik, Erzählung, edited by Martin 

BAUMEISTER, Moritz FÖLLMER and and Philipp 

MÜLLER (Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 

2009), 99–124. 

2152. DENNIS, Richard. Cities in Modernity: Representations 

and Productions of Metropolitan Space, 

1840–1930. Cambridge Studies in Historical Geography, 

40. (xvii + 436 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780521464703. 

Focuses on London, New York and Toronto. 


2153. EDWARDS, Anthony David. The Role of International 

Exhibitions in Britain, 1850–1910: Per-


ceptions of Economic Decline and the Technical Education 

Issue. (xiv + 290 pp.; bibl.; index.) Amherst, 

NY: Cambria Press, 2008. ISBN: 9781604975307. 

2154. FINNEGAN, Diarmid A. Natural History Societies 

and Civic Culture in Victorian Scotland. Science 

and Culture in the Nineteenth Century, 9. (xi + 254 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 

2009. ISBN: 9781851966585. 

2155. GOINS, Michelle. “ ‘Seeking the Fauna of 

Distant Lands’: The Rise of Science Professionalism 

in Victorian England.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/12 

(2009). 

Dissertation at State University of New York at 

Binghamton, 2008. Advisor: Henry, Nancy. Pub. 

no. AAT 3339407. 140 pp. 

2156. KILINC, Berna. “Ahmed Midhat and Adnan 

Adivar on History of Science and Civilizations.” 

Nuncius 23 (2008): 291–308. 

On “the contrasting visions of history of science in 

the works respectively of an Ottoman and a Turkish 

man of letters.” (from the abstract) 

2157. KJÆRGAARD, Rikke Schmidt. “Electric Adventures 

and Natural Wonders: Exhibitions, Museums 

and Scientific Gardens in Nineteenth-Century 

Denmark.” In Popularizing Science and Technology 

in the European Periphery, 1800–2000, edited by 

PAPANELOPOULOU et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 135–156. 

2158. LACHAPELLE, Sofie. “Science on Stage: 

Amusing Physics and Scientific Wonder at the 

Nineteenth-Century French Theatre.” Hist. Sci. 47 

(2009): 297–315. 

2159. O’CONNOR, Eileen. “Constructing Medical 

Social Authority on Dress in Victorian Canada.” Can. 

Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 391–406. 

2160. OTTER, Chris. The Victorian Eye: A Political 

History of Light and Vision in Britain, 1800–1910. (x 

+ 382 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of 

Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226640761. 


2161. SECORD, James A. “How Scientific Conversation 

Became Shop Talk.” Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. 17 

(2007): 129–156. 

2162. VANPAEMEL, Geert, and Brigitte Van TIGGE- 

LEN. “Science for the People: The Belgian Encyclopédie 

populaire and the Constitution of a National 

Science Movement.” In Popularizing Science and 

Technology in the European Periphery, 1800–2000, 

edited by PAPANELOPOULOU et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 

65–88. 

2163. VERGARA, Moema de Rezende. “As imagens 

femininas n’O Vulgarizador: público de ciência e 

mulheres no século XIX.” English title: [Female Images 

in O Vulgarizador: Science’s Public and Women 

in the Nineteenth Century]. Part of a special issue: 

Gender, Women and Science. [ref. 222]. Manguinhos 

15, suppl. (2008): 191–208. 

2164. WEGENER, Daan. “Science and Internationalism 

in Germany: Helmholtz, Du Bois-Reymond and 

Their Critics.” Centaurus 51 (2009): 265–287. 

2165. WELSH, Caroline. “Die Stimmung im Spannungsfeld 

zwischen Natur- und Geisteswissenschaften. 

Ein Blick auf deren Trennungsgeschichte aus 

der Perspektive einer Denkfigur.” NTM 17 (2009): 

135–169. 

2166. WOLFENSTEIN, Gabriel K. “ ‘Some Wonders 

of the Microscope’ and Other Tales of Marvel: The 

Popularization of Science in Late Victorian Britain.” 

In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830–1914, edited by 

KANG and WOODSON-BOULTON (2008) [ref. 2149], 

227–248. 

360-21. SCIENCE AND ETHICS 

2167. ENGELS, Eve-Marie. “Charles Darwin’s 

Moral Sense—On Darwin’s Ethics of Non-Violence.” 


2168. FELLER, David A. “Dog Fight: Darwin as 

Animal Advocate in the Anti-Vivisection Controversy 

of 1875.” 40 (2009): 265–271. 


AND ECONOMICS 

2169. BORD, Joe. Science and Whig Manners: Science 

and Political Style in Britain, c. 1790–1850. 

Studies in Modern History. (ix + 213 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Basingstoke; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 

2009. ISBN: 9780230574847; 023057484X. 


2170. CONTRERAS, Carlos, and Marcos CUETO. 

“Caminos, ciencia y Estado en el Perú, 1850–1930.” 

Article also in English. English title: [Pathways, 

Science, and the State in Peru, 1850–1930]. Proceedings 

from the conference “Engineering and the 

Natural Sciences: Communication and transportation 

infrastructure in the history of the sciences in 

Ibero-America” held at the Universidade de La Plata, 

Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

635–655. 

Irina PODGORNY, “Antigüedades portátiles: transportes, 

ruinas y comunicaciones en la arqueología 

del siglo XIX,” 577–595 [ref. 2616]; Jeremy 

VETTER, “Field Science in the Railroad Era: The 

Tools of Knowledge Empire in the American West, 

1869–1916,” 597–613 [ref. 2130]; Maria Margaret 

LOPES, “Cenas de tempos profundos: ossos, 

viagens, memórias nas culturas da natureza no Brasil,” 

615–634 [ref. 2473]; Elena SALERNO, “Los 

Ferrocarriles del Estado en Argentina y su contribución 

a la ciencia,” 657–678 [ref. 3616]; Máximo 

E. FARRO, “Redes y medios de transporte en el 

desarrollo de expediciones científicas en Argentina 

(1850–1910),” 679–696 [ref. 2429]; Susana V. 

GARCIA, “Especies locales, mercado y transporte 

en las investigaciones embriológicas: el estudio 

de la poliembrionía en armadillos a principios 

del siglo XX,” 697–717 [ref. 3252]; Jaime Larry 

BENCHIMOL and André Felipe Cândido da SILVA, 

“Ferrovias, doenças e medicina tropical no Brasil 

da Primeira República,” 719–762 [ref. 3506]; Silvia 

F. de M. FIGUEIRÔA, “ ‘Batedores da ciência’ 

em território paulista: expedições de exploração e 

a ocupação do ‘sertão’ de São Paulo na transição 

para o século XX,” 763–777 [ref. 3185]; Dominichi 

Miranda de SÁ, Magali Romero SÁ and


Nísia Trindade LIMA, “Telégrafos e inventário 

do território no Brasil: as atividades científicas 

da Comissão Rondon (1907–1915),” 779–810 

[ref. 2999]; Wolfgang SCHAFFNER, “Los medios 

de comunicación y la construcción del territorio 

en América Latina,” 811–826 [ref. 2844]; Anahi 

BALLENT, “Ingeniería y Estado: la red nacional 

de caminos y las obras públicas en la Argentina, 

1930–1943,” 827–847 [ref. 3587]. 

2171. HALE, Piers J. “Of Mice and Men: Evolution 

and the Socialist Utopia. William Morris, H. G. 

Wells, and George Bernard Shaw.” J. Hist. Biol. 43 

(2010): 17–66. 

2172. LABBE, Morgane. “Le Séminaire de statistiques 

du Bureau prussien (1862–1900) : Former 

des administrateurs à la statistique.” http: 

//www.jehps.net/Decembre2006/Labbe.pdf 

(Accessed on September 5, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. 

Prob. Stat. 2 (2006): Approx. 16,000 words. 

2173. LIVESEYA, Ruth. “The Politics of Work: Feminism, 

Professionalisation, and Women Inspectors of 

Factories and Workshops.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 13 

(2004): 233–262. 

“A case study of the first women appointed as 

official government factory inspectors in Britain.” 


2174. LUCENA, Juan. “Imagining Nation, Envisioning 

Progress: Emperor, Agricultural Elites, and Imperial 

Ministers in Search of Engineers in 19th-Century 

Brazil.” Eng. Stud. 1 (2009): 191–216. 

2175. PÄSSLER, Ulrich. Ein “Diplomat aus den 

Wäldern des Orinoko”: Alexander von Humboldt als 

Mittler zwischen Preussen und Frankreich. (244 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2009. 

ISBN: 9783515093446. 


2176. SCHILLER, Joanna. “Aleksandr Lvovich Blok 

(1852–1909)—Character-Sketch of the Man and 

Scientist.” [Translated title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. 

Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 1 (2009): 11–33. 


AND THE ARTS 

2177. ADAMS, Maeve E. “Forms of Persuasion in 

Nineteenth-Century Britain.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/07 

(2011). 

Dissertation at New York University, 2010. Advisor: 

Poovey, Mary, Siskin, Clifford. Pub. no. AAT 

3408257. 260 pp. 

2178. BATTAIL, Jean-François. “Jules Verne—The 

Divided Modernist.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by 


2179. BRONS, Franziska. “Max Lautners Neubau 

der holländischen Kunstgeschichte auf dem Fundament 

der Fotografie.” In Das technische Bild, edited 

by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 152–163. 

2180. COCCARO, Adam. “Evolution and Secular 

Teleology in the Progressive Epics of Percy Bysshe 

Shelley, Mathilde Blind, and Thomas Hardy.” Diss. 



Maynard, John. Pub. no. AAT 3396647. 340 

pp. 

2181. DAMES, Nicholas. The Physiology of the 

Novel: Reading, Neural Science, and the Form of 

Victorian Fiction. (vii + 277 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. 

ISBN: 9780199208968. 


2182. DEBUS, Allen A. “Re-Framing the Science in 

Jules Verne’s ‘Journey to the Center of the Earth.’ ” 

Science-Fiction Studies 33 (2006): 405–420. 

2183. EVANS, Arthur B. “The Verne School in 

France: Paul d’Ivoi’s Voyages Excentriques.” 


2184. FACOS, Michelle. “Richard Bergh: Natural 

Science and National Art in Sweden.” Interdiscipl. 

Sci. Rev. 35 (2010): 39–50. 

2185. GILMORE, Paul. Aesthetic Materialism: Electricity 

and American Romanticism. (viii + 242 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780804761239. 

Explores how writers such as Whitman, Melville, 

and Douglass used images of electricity and telegraphy 

in their works. 

2186. HOLMES, John. Darwin’s Bards: British and 

American Poetry in the Age of Evolution. (xiv + 288 

pp.; bibl.; index.) Edinburgh: Edinburgh University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780748639403. 


2187. HOORN, Jeanette. (Ed.) Reframing Darwin: 

Evolution and Art in Australia. (255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Melbourne: Miegunyah Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780522856842. 

Contributors: Roger MACDONALD; John MUL- 

VANEY; Danielle CLODE; Richard AITKENS; 

Jeanette HOORN; Jonathan SMITH; Amelia 

SCURRY; Ted GOTT; and Barbara CREED. 


2188. MACDOUGALL, Robert. “The Wire Devils: 

Pulp Thrillers, the Telephone, and Action at a Distance 

in the Wiring of a Nation.” Part of a special 

issue: Rewiring the “Nation”: The Place of Technology 

in American Studies [ref. 528]. Amer. Quart. 58 

(2006): 715–741. 

Looks at a series of pulp novels published from the 

1890s to the 1910s. 

2189. MACWILLIAMS, Alison Bright. “It Came 

from the Laboratory: Scientific Professionalization 

and Images of the Scientist in British Fiction, from 

‘Frankenstein’ to World War I.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/10 (2009). 

Dissertation at Drew University, 2008. Advisor: 

Rose, Jonathan E. Pub. no. AAT 3334863. 216 pp. 

2190. MCLEAN, Steven. The Early Fiction of H. G. 

Wells: Fantasies of Science. (ix + 242 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


9780230535626. 



2191. OSSEWAARDE, Marinus. “Jules Verne’s 

Metaphor of the Iron Cage.” Eur. Legacy 14 (2009): 

287–300. 

2192. PAGE, Michael R. “ ‘Continual Food for Discovery 

and Wonder’: Science and the Nineteenth- 

Century British Literary Imagination from Erasmus 

Darwin to H. G. Wells.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/02 

(2008). 

Dissertation at The University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 

2008. Advisor: Behrendt, Stephen C. Pub. 

no. AAT 3297817. 358 pp. 

2193. PAUZA, Colleen Marie. “Mysticism and the 

Mind: Varieties of Subjectivity in British and Irish 

Fiction, 1860–1940 and Beyond.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

71/04 (2010). 

Dissertation at University of California, Davis, 

2009. Pub. no. AAT 3401498. 318 pp. 

2194. PRODGER, Phillip. Darwin’s Camera: Art 

and Photography in the Theory of Evolution. (xxv + 

283 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780195150315. 

On the use of photographs in Expression of the 

Emotions in Man and Animals (1871). 

2195. PRYSTASH, Justin. “Time’s Menagerie: Evolutions 

in Victorian Sex and Subjectivity.” Diss. Abstr. 



Aguirre, Robert. Pub. no. AAT 3379047. 

219 pp. 

2196. REID, Julia. Robert Louis Stevenson, Science, 

and the Fin de Siècle. (xii + 241 pp.; bibl.; 


9781403936639. 


2197. RUBIN, James H. “Armand Guillaumin: The 

Industrial Impressionist.” In Visions of the Industrial 

Age, 1830–1914, edited by KANG and WOODSON- 

BOULTON (2008) [ref. 2149], 43–54. 

2198. RYAN, Vanessa L. “Reading the Mind: From 

George Eliot’s Fiction to James Sully’s Psychology.” 

J. Hist. Ideas 70 (2009): 615–635. 

2199. SCHATZ-JAKOBSEN, Claus. “Wordsworth as 

Scatterbrain: Deconstructing the ‘Nature’ of William 

Wordsworth’s Guide to the Lakes.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 11 (2008): 205–212. 

2200. SECORD, James A. “Introduction.” Focus: 

Darwin as a Cultural Icon. Isis 100 (2009): 537–541. 

Contents: Janet BROWNE, “Looking at Darwin: 

Portraits and the Making of an Icon,” 542–570; 

Constance Areson CLARK, “ ‘You Are Here’: 

Missing Links, Chains of Being, and the Language 

of Cartoons,” 571–589; Vassiliki Betty SMOCOVI- 

TIS, “Singing His Praises: Darwin and His Theory 

in Song and Musical Production,” 590–614. 

2201. SPIVACK, Carla. “ ‘Awful, Moony Light’: The 

Visual and the Colonial Other in Wilkie Collins’s The 

Moonstone.” In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830– 

1914, edited by KANG and WOODSON-BOULTON 

(2008) [ref. 2149], 317–332. 

2202. TRACY, Hannah R. “Willing Progress: The 

Literary Lamarckism of Olive Schreiner, George 

Bernard Shaw, and William Butler Yeats.” Diss. 


Dissertation at University of Oregon, 2009. Advisor: 

Peppis, Paul. Pub. no. AAT 3395205. 298 

pp. 

2203. VLAHAKIS, George N. “The Timeliness of the 

Past: Metrical Images of the Science during the Verge 

of Two Centuries (19th–20th c.).” KRITIKI 6 (2007): 

71–84. 

Discusses the image of science in late 19th- and 

early 20th-century Greece in several poems by 

Georgios Souris. 

2204. WILSON, Robin J. Lewis Carroll in Numberland: 

His Fantastical Mathematical Logical Life. (xi 

+ 237 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: W. W. 

Norton, 2008. ISBN: 9780393060270. 


360-26. SCIENCE AND RACE; SCIENCE AND 

ETHNICITY 

2205. HODGSON, Dennis. “Malthus’ Essay on Population 

and the American Debate over Slavery.” Comp. 

Stud. Soc. Hist. 51 (2009): 742–770. 

2206. RADICK, Gregory. “Did Darwin Change His 

Mind about the Fuegians?” Endeavour 34 (2010): 

50–54. 

2207. ROOD, Daniel Brett. “Plantation Technocrats: 

A Social History of Knowledge in the Slaveholding 

Atlantic World, 1830–1865.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/06 


Dissertation at University of California, Irvine, 

2010. Advisor: Fahs, Alice. Pub. no. AAT 

3403494. 265 pp. 


2208. CRYLE, Peter. “ ‘A Terrible Ordeal from Every 

Point of View’: (Not) Managing Female Sexuality on 

the Wedding Night.” Part of a special issue on female 

sexual pathologies [ref. 2644]. J. Hist. Sexual. 18 

(2009): 44–64. 


2209. BUCHWALD, Jed Z., and Diane Greco JOSE- 

FOWICZ. The Zodiac of Paris: How an Improbable 

Controversy over an Ancient Egyptian Artifact 

Provoked a Modern Debate between Religion and 

Science. (vi + 428 pp.; ill.; maps; index; bibl.) 


9780691145761. 

2210. CANTOR, Geoffrey. “ ‘From Nature to Nature’s 

God’: Ellis A. Davidson—Mid-Victorian Educator, 

Moralist, and Consummate Designer.” Jewish 

Hist. 23 (2009): 363–388. 

“On the relations between science, technology, and 

Judaism in the mid-Victorian period.” (from the 

abstract) 

2211. LOW, Morris. “Science, Protestant Christianity 

and Darwinism in Meiji Japan.” Part of a Special


Issue: “Locating Japanese Science and Technology: 

Place and the Production of Knowledge” [ref. 13]. 


2212. OOSTERHOUT, Aaron Van, and Benjamin T. 

SMITH. “The Limits of Catholic Science and the 

Mexican Revolution.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 55–60. 

2213. RICHARDS, Robert J. “Ernst Haeckel and the 

Struggles over Evolution and Religion.” Ann. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 89–115. 

2214. STANLEY, Matthew. “The Pointsman: 

Maxwell’s Demon, Victorian Free Will, and the 

Boundaries of Science.” J. Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 

467–491. 


2215. FERRANDIS, Jean-Jacques. “Etats sanitaires 

des armées françaises en Espagne : Campagnes de 

1808–1814 et 1823.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 

215–223. 

2216. HERRARA, Geoffrey L., and Thomas G. 

MAHNKEN. “Military Diffusion in Nineteenth- 

Century Europe: The Napoleonic and Prussian Military 

Systems.” In The Diffusion of Military Technology 

and Ideas, edited by Emily O. GOLDMAN and 

Leslie C. ELIASON (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ. 

Press, 2003), 205–242. 


2217. CAHAN, David. “Helmholtz in Gilded-Age 

America: The International Electrical Congress of 

1893 and the Relations of Science and Technology.” 

Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 1–38. 

2218. DIBATTISTA, Liborio. “L’Institut Marey : 

naissance et destin d’un rêve scientifique.” Vesalius 

11, no. 1 (2005): 4–10. 

On the institute founded at the end of the 19th 

century by Etienne Jules Marey. 

2219. GARS, Stéphane Le, and David AUBIN. “The 

Elusive Placelessness of the Mont-Blanc Observatory 

(1893–1909): The Social Underpinnings of High- 

Altitude Observation.” Part of Special Issue: The 

Laboratory of Nature—Science in the Mountains 


2220. HUEBENER, R. P., and H. LÜBBIG. A Focus 

of Discoveries. (x + 185 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 2008. ISBN: 

9789812790347. 

On the history of the Physikalisch-Technische 

Bundesanstalt from its founding in 1887. 


2221. MARTÍNEZ DEL CAMPO, Luis G. “Santiago 

Ramón y Cajal: el primer presidente de la JAE.” Llull 

31 (2008): 289–320. 

On his presidency of the Junta para Ampliación de 

Estudios e Investigaciones Científicas. 

2222. MOORE, P. G. “The West of Scotland Regional 

Dredging Committee of the BAAS: Firth of Clyde 

Dredging Activities and Participants’ Circumstances 

Impinging Thereon (1834–1856).” Arch. Natur. Hist. 

37 (2010): 39–57. 

2223. NIELSEN, Anita Kildebæk, and Soňa 

ŠTRBÁŇOVÁ. (Eds.) Creating Networks in Chemistry: 

The Founding and Early History of Chemical 

Societies in Europe. (xxiii + 404 pp.; ill.; index.) 

Cambridge: RSC Publishing, 2008. ISBN: 

9780854042791. 

Contents: W. Gerhard POHL, “Austria: Austrian 

Chemical Societies in the Last Decades of the 

Habsburg Monarchy, 1869–1914,” 1-22; Brigitte 

Van TIGGELEN and Hendrik DEELSTRA, “Belgium: 

From Industry to Academia: The Belgian 

Chemical Society, 1887–1914,” 23-42; Soňa 

ŠTRBÁŇOVÁ, “Czech Lands: Chemical Societies 

as Multifunctional Social Elements in the 

Czech Lands, 1866–1919,” 43-74; Anita Kildebæk 

NIELSEN, “Denmark: Creating a Danish Identity 

in Chemistry between Pharmacy and Engineering, 

1879–1914,” 75-90; Ulrike FELL and Alan 

ROCKE, “France: The Chemical Society of France 

in Its Formative Years, 1857–1914: Disciplinary 

Identity and the Struggle for Unity,” 91-112; Jeffrey 

Allan JOHNSON, “Germany: Discipline— 

Industry—Profession: German Chemical Organizations, 

1867–1914,” 113-138; Robin MACKIE, 

“Great Britain: Chemical Societies and the Demarcation 

of the British Chemical Community, 

1870–1914,” 139-160; Éva Katalin VÁMOS, “Hungary: 

Scientific Community of an Emancipating 

Nation: Chemical Societies in Hungary before 

1914,” 161-185; Ernst HOMBURG, “The Netherlands: 

Keeping the Ranks Closed: The Dutch 

Chemical Society, 1903–1914,” 186-222; Bjørn 

PEDERSEN, “Norway: A Group of Chemists in the 

Polytechnic Society in Christiania: The Norwegian 

Chemical Society, 1893–1916,” 223-235; Halina 

LICHOCKA, “Poland: Chemists in a Divided Country: 

The Long-lasting Genesis and Early History 

of the Polish Chemical Society, 1767–1923,” 236- 

256; Vanda LEITÃO, Ana CARNEIRO and Ana 

SIMÕES, “Portugal: Tackling a Complex Chemical 

Equation: The Portuguese Society of Chemistry, 

1911–1926,” 257-280; Nathan M. BROOKS, 

Masanori KAJI and Elena ZAITSEVA, “Russia: The 

Formation of the Russian Chemical Society and 

Its History until 1914,” 281-304; Anders LUND- 

GREN, “Sweden: The Chemical Society in Sweden: 

Eclecticism in Chemistry, 1883–1914,” 305-327; 

Anita Kildebæk NIELSEN and Soňa ŠTRBÁŇOVÁ, 

“Creating Networks in Chemistry—Some Lessons 

Learned,” 328-348. 


2224. OTTAVIANI, Raimonda et al. “The First Nobel 

Peace Prize: Henry Dunant (Founder of the International 

Red Cross) and his ‘Mémoires.’ ” Vesalius 9, 

no. 1 (2003): 20–27. 

2225. YUAN Jiangyang and DONG Yazheng. “The 

Franklin Institute and the Industrializational Process 

in the Nineteenth Century Philadelphia.” [Translated 


319–417.



2226. CANALES, Jimena. A Tenth of a Second: 

A History. (xii + 269 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 


9780226093185. 

Looks at the scientific and cultural impacts of the 

ability to measure time in extremely short intervals. 

2227. CRAIK, Alex D. D. “William Wallace’s Chorograph 

(1839): A Rare Mathematical Instrument.” 

Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 25 (2010): 23–31. 

On a mathematical instrument for use in cartography 

and navigation. 

2228. ESTER, Diana. “Una collezione di strumentaria 

scientifica all’avvento dell’ospedale moderno: 

gli strumenti fisico-matematici di Vincenzo Viviani e 

l’Ospedale di Santa Maria Nuova di Firenze (1871– 

1895).” Nuncius 23 (2008): 65–90. 

2229. HEARNSHAW, J. B. Astronomical Spectrographs 

and Their History. (xi + 228 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780521882576. 

On the last 200 years of spectrographs. 


2230. HIGBY, Greg. “Lost in the Patent Office—A 

Whimsical Journey through Pharmaceutical Patents. 

Episode One: Prescription Filling Technology.” 

Pharm. Hist. 51 (2009): 139–140. 

2231. MINIATI, Mara. “The Collecting Taste: Italian 

Case-Studies between the Nineteenth and Twentieth 

Centuries.” In European Collections of Scientific 

Instruments, 1550–1750, edited by STRANO et al. 

(2009) [ref. 243], 191–204. 

2232. STAUBERMANN, K. B. Astronomers at Work: 

A Study of the Replicability of 19th Century Astronomical 

Practice. (134 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Frankfurt 

am Main: Verlag Harri Deutsch, 2007. ISBN: 

9783817118106. 

Analysis of astronomical instruments designed in 

the German states during the 19th century. 


2233. WASHIZU, Hiroko. “Orreries: Mechanical and 

Verbal.” In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830–1914, 

edited by KANG and WOODSON-BOULTON (2008) 

[ref. 2149], 249–270. 


INSTITUTIONS 

2234. BALTACIOGLU, Ali. “From Women’s Teachers 

College to Ottoman Women’s University.” [Translated 

title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 10 

(2008): 91–102. 

On the years 1863-1933. 

2235. BEEK, Viola van. “ ‘Man lasse doch diese 

Dinge selber einmal sprechen’. Experimentierkästen, 

Experimentalanleitungen und Erzählungen zwischen 

1870 und 1930.” NTM 17 (2009): 387–414. 

On “experiment kits, such as physical cabinets, 

chemistry sets, and electricity kits [that were] 

designed for amateurs and children [and] gained 

huge popularity in Germany.” (from the abstract) 

2236. BERNAT I LÓPEZ, Pasqual, and Guillermo 

LUSA MONFORTE. “L’Ensenyament tècnic i professional: 

de les escoles de la Junta de Comerç a la 

primera Escola Industrial.” Translated Title: [Technical 

and Professional Teaching: From the Schools 

of the Board of Commerce to the First Industrial 

School.] In Catalan. In La Ciència en la Història 


PARÉS (2009) [ref. 2135], 61–83. 

2237. BILINSKI, Piotr. “Studies on the History of the 

Secondary School and Grammar-School of St. Anna 

in Cracow.” [Translated title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. 

Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 1 (2009): 35–77. 

2238. CABALLER VIVES, María Cinta. “Los alumnos 

de la Escuela Especial de Matemáticas del Real 

Seminario Científico Industrial de Vergara.” Llull 32 

(2009): 257–294. 

2239. CHATZIS, Konstantinos. “Coping with the 

Second Industrial Revolution: Fragmentation of the 

French Engineering Education System, 1870s to the 

Present.” Eng. Stud. 1 (2009): 79–100. 

2240. GARÇON, Anne-Françoise. Entre l’État et 

l’usine : L’École des mines de Saint-Étienne au XIXe 

siècle. Histoire. (368 pp.; bibl.; index.) Rennes: 

Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004. ISBN: 

9782868479587. 


2241. HARTVEIT, Marit. “How Flora Got Her Cap: 

The Higher Education of Women in Edinburgh.” Brit. 

Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 147–158. 

2242. HIROSE, Shin. “Two Classes of British Engineers: 

An Analysis of Their Education and Training, 

1880s–1930s.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 388–402. 

2243. HULIN, Nicole. L’enseignement secondaire 

scientifique en France d’un siècle à l’autre, 1802– 

1980 : Évolution, permanences et décalages. Preface 

by Hélène GISPERT. Postscript by Jean-Pierre KA- 

HANE. Éducation, Histoire, Mémoire. (166 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Lyon: L’Institut National de Recherche 

Pédagogique, 2007. ISBN: 9782734210832. 


2244. KAENDLER, Wolfram C. Anpassung und Abgrenzung. 

Zur Sozialgeschichte der Lehrstuhlinhaber 

der Technischen Hochschule Berlin-Charlottenburg 

und ihrer Vorgangerakademien, 1851 bis 1945. Pallas 

Athene, 31. (318 pp.; bibl.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner 

Verlag, 2009. ISBN: 9783515093613. 

2245. KOHLSTEDT, Sally Gregory. Teaching Children 

Science: Hands-On Nature Study in North America, 

1890–1930. (xv + 363 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780226449906. 

2246. NYBOM, Thorsten. “The Persistent Use and 

Abuse of Wilhelm von Humboldt in History and 

Politics—noch einmal.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by 


On the transformations in the university systems in 

Europe during the 19th century.


2247. OHRY-KOSSOV, Korin, and Avi OHRY. 

“When Grandfather Studied Medicine in Geneva. . . .” 

Vesalius 12 (2006): 64–68. 

On why the students and professors at the Faculty 

of Medicine at the University of Geneva in the late 

19th and early 20th centuries consisted mostly of 

women, foreigners, and Jews. 

2248. PAWLICZEK, Aleksandra. “Kontinuität des 

informellen Konsens’. Die Berufungspolitik der Universität 

Berlin und ihre jüdischen Dozenten im Kaiserreich 

und in der Weimarer Republik.” In Kontinuitäten 

und Diskontinuitäten in der Wissenschaftsgeschichte 

des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited by BRUCH et 

al. (2006) [ref. 2871], 69–92. 

2249. SCHULEIN, Thomas M. “A Chronology of 

Dental Education in the United States.” J. Hist. Dent. 

52 (2004): 97–108. 

2250. VALDERRAMA, Andrés, Juan CAMARGO, 

Idelman MEJÍA, Antonio MEJÍA, Ernesto LLERAS, 

and Antonio GARCÍA. “Engineering Education and 

the Identities of Engineers in Colombia, 1887–1972.” 

Part of a special issue. [ref. 510]. Tech. & Cult. 50 

(2009): 811–838. 


SCIENTISTS 

2251. BROWN, Janet. “The Natural Economy of 

Households: Charles Darwin’s Account Books.” In 

Aurora Torealis, edited by BERETTA et al. (2008) 

[ref. 1], 87–110. 

2252. LUCIER, Paul. “The Professional and the 

Scientist in Nineteenth-Century America.” Isis 100 

(2009): 699–732. 


2253. CROSSLEY, Robert. “Mars and the Paranormal.” 


2254. FOSTER, Michael Dylan. “Strange Games and 

Enchanted Science: The Mystery of Kokkuri.” J. 

Asian Stud. 65 (2006): 251–275. 

“Although Kokkuri may have been a [popular 

Meiji board] game, it could also be characterized 

as a divination practice, a scientific procedure, or 

something in-between.” (from the abstract) 

2255. RAIA-GREAN, Courtenay. “Picturing the Supernatural: 

Spirit Photography, Radiant Matter, and 

the Spectacular Science of Sir William Crookes.” In 

Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830–1914, edited by 


55–80. 


2256. ALTER, Stephen G. “Mandeville’s Ship: Theistic 

Design and Philosophical History in Charles 

Darwin’s Vision of Natural Selection.” J. Hist. Ideas 

69 (2008): 441–465. 

2257. BAKER, Victor R. “Charles S. Peirce and the 

‘Light of Nature.’ ” In The Revolution in Geology 


ROSENBERG (2009) [ref. 329], 259–266. 

On Peirce’s notion of abduction in the philosophy 

of science. 

2258. CHOI, Tina Young. “Natural History’s Hypothetical 

Moments: Narratives of Contingency in 

Victorian Culture.” Part of a special issue on Darwin 

and Victorian natural history [ref. 2143]. Victorian 

Stud. 51 (2009): 275–297. 

2259. DAVIES, Paul Sheldon. Subjects of the World: 

Darwin’s Rhetoric and the Study of Agency in Nature. 

(259 pp.; bibl.; index.) Chicago; London: University 

of Chicago Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780226137629. 

Explores the idea of human agency as it can be 

understood through a study of Darwin’s thinking. 

2260. DUCHEYNE, Steffen. “Fundamental Questions 

and Some New Answers on Philosophical, Contextual 

and Scientific Whewell: Some Reflections on 

Recent Whewell Scholarship and the Progress made 

therein.” Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 242–272. 

Essay review of John WETTERSTEN, Whewell’s 

Critics Edited by James A. BELL. (2005); Laura J. 

SNYDER, Reforming Philosophy (2006); Michael 

S. REIDY, Tides of History (2008). 

2261. KLEIN, Alexandre. “La philosophie scientifique 

d’Alfred Binet.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 

373–393. 

2262. PATTON, Lydia. “Signs, Toy Models, and the a 

priori: From Helmholtz to Wittgenstein.” Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 281–289. 

2263. STALEY, Thomas W. “Keeping Philosophy in 

Mind: Shadworth H. Hodgson’s Articulation of the 

Boundaries of Philosophy and Science.” J. Hist. Ideas 

70 (2009): 289–315. 


2264. ARMATTE, Michel. “Les images de la Statistique 

à travers ses traités.” http://www.jehps.net/ 

Decembre2006/Armatte.pdf (Accessed on September 

7, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 2 (2006): 

Approx. 2000 words. 

A study of 56 treatises on statistics between 1800 

and 1940. 

2265. BARCA SALOM, Francesc X., and Guillermo 

LUSA MONFORTE. “Ensenyament de les matemàtiques, 

recepció de les noves tecnologies.” Translated 

Title: [Teaching of Mathematics, Reception of 

the New Technologies]. In Catalan. In La Ciència en 

la Història dels Països Catalans, Vol. 3, edited by 

VERNET and PARÉS (2009) [ref. 2135], 355–396. 

2266. BIR, Atilla, and Mustafa KAÇAR. “Salih 

Zeki’s Articles on the Trisection of an Angle.” [Translated 

title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 7, no. 1 

(2005): 45–66. 

2267. BÖTTCHER, Karl-Heinz, and Bertram MAU- 

RER. Stuttgarter Mathematiker: Geschichte der Mathematik 

an der Universität Stuttgart von 1829 bis 

1945 in Biographien. Veröffentlichungen des Universitätsarchivs, 

2. (245 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Stuttgart: Universität Stuttgart, 2008. ISBN: 

9783926269348.



2268. BRU, Bernard. “Poisson, the Probability Calculus 

and Public Education.” http://www.jehps. 

net/Novembre2005/Bru.pdf (Accessed on September 

5, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 (2005): 

Approx. 15,000 words. 

2269. CAPARRINI, Sandro. “Il calcolo vettoriale di 

Domenico Chelini (1802–1878).” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 

27 (2007): 197–218. 

2270. DELONE, B. N. The St. Petersburg School 

of Number Theory. Translated by Robert BURNS. 

History of Mathematics, 26. (xv + 278 pp.; ill.; bibl.) 

Providence, RI: American Mathematical Society, 

2005. ISBN: 9780821834572. 


2271. DONG Kerong and BAO Fangxun. “J. J. 

Sylvester and His Matrix Theory.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 27 (2008): 

227–235. 

2272. DROESBEKE, Jean-Jacques. “La place 

de l’éducation dans la vie et l’œuvre de Quetelet.” 

http://www.jehps.net/Novembre2005/ 

Droesbeke.pdf (Accessed on September 5, 2009). 

J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 (2005): Approx. 10,000 

words. 

2273. EHRHARDT, Caroline. “A Social History of 

the ‘Galois Affair’ at the Paris Academy of Sciences 

(1831).” Sci. Context 23 (2010): 91–119. 

Looks at mathematicians’ training in the 19th 

century and the social and institutional dynamics 

of the mathematical community and Galois’s place 

in it. 

2274. EHRHARDT, Caroline. “Évariste Galois, un 

candidat à l’École préparatoire en 1829.” Rev. Hist. 

Math. 14 (2008): 289–328. 

2275. GANDON, Sébastien. “La théorie des rapports 

chez Augustus de Morgan.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 

285–311. 

2276. GAUTHIER, Sébastien. “La géométrie dans 

la géométrie des nombres : histoire de discipline 

ou histoire de pratiques à partir des exemples de 

Minkowski, Mordell et Davenport.” Translated title: 

[The Geometry in the “Geometry of Numbers”, History 

of a Discipline or a Practice; The Examples of 

Minkowski, Mordell and Davenport.] In French. Rev. 

Hist. Math. 15 (2009): 183–230. 

2277. GRATTAN-GUINNESS, Ivor. “Differential 

Equations and Linearity in the 19th and Early 20th 

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2279. KIDWELL, Peggy Aldrich. “Computing Devices, 

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On the instrument developed by Albert Sexton at 

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2280. LI, Zhaohua. “An Investigation on the 

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2281. LUCIANO, Erika. “Il trattato Genocchi-Peano 

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2282. LÜTZEN, Jesper. “Why Was Wantzel Overlooked 

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374–394. 

On Wantzel’s geometric work demonstrating the 

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2283. MAGNELLO, M. Eileen. “Karl Pearson and the 

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2284. NOVY, Luboš. “Les relations entre la logique 

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2285. PEANO, Giuseppe, and Louis COUTURAT. 

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2286. PETROVA, Svetlana S. “Cauchy et le calcul 

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2287. PHILI, Christine. “About Lacon’s Foundations 

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2288. PHILI, Christine. “Réflexions d’un provincial 

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On a 19th-century calculus text that draws on the 

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2289. PONT, Jean-Claude. “Une leçon de 

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2291. SHEYNIN, Oscar. “Bortkiewicz’ Alleged Discovery: 

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2292. SIMMONS, Charlotte. “William Rowan Hamilton 

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2293. SOLOVIEV, A. D. “Nekrasov and the Central 

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2294. SØRENSEN, Henrik Kragh. “Throwing Some 

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2295. SUN Qinghua and BAO Fangxun. “Gibbs and 

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2296. SWADE, Doron D. “Automatic Computation: 

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2297. THANAILAKI, Polly. “Breaking Social Barriers: 

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On the first female Greek student in mathematics 

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2298. VALENTE, K. G. “Giving Wings to Logic: 

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2299. WUSSING, Hans. “Arthur Cayley und der 

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2300. AUBIN, David. “The Hotel That Became an 

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2301. BECKER, Catherine Nisbett. “Professionals on 

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establish a permanent mountain astrophysical observatory. 

2302. BONIFÁCIO, Vitor, Isabel MALAQUIAS, and 

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213–234. 

On the work of astronomers at the Lisbon Navy 

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2303. CANADELLI, Elena. “ ‘Some Curious Drawings.’ 

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2304. CHALBAUD CARDONA, Pedro R., and Yajaira 

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2306. HENCHMAN, Anna. “Hardy’s Stargazers and 

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2307. LANE, Kristina Maria Doyle. “Imaginative 

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Dissertation at The University of Texas at Austin, 

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2308. MACDONALD, Lee T. “Isaac Roberts, E. E. 

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2309. NASIM, Omar W. “On Seeing an Image of a 

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2310. RAPOSO, Pedro. “Charming Tools of a Demanding 

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On the measurement of parallax. 

2311. STEPHENSON, Craig. “George Darwin’s Lectures 

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2312. TAYLOR, Katie. “Mogg’s Celestial Sphere 

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2313. VIDEIRA, Antonio Augusto Passos. “Emmanuel 

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Concerns Hertz’s and Einstein’s efforts to use the 

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2315. BROWN, Harvey R., Wayne MYRVOLD, and 

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Essay review of Robert FOX and Graeme GOODAY 

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2321. FRERCKS, Jan, Heiko WEBER, and Gerhard 

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2323. HUNT, Bruce J. Pursuing Power and Light: 

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2324. POHL-VALERO, Stefan. “The Circulation of 

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2326. QUINTERO, Camilo. “Bajando las estrellas a 

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2327. SIBUM, H. Otto. “Experience-Experiments: 

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2328. SIMON, Josep. “Circumventing the ‘Elusive 

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2329. STEINLE, Friedrich. “How Experiments Make 

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2330. TORRETTI, Roberto. “Getting Rid of the 

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2331. VINCZE, Ildikó J., and István JANKOVICS. 

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2332. WANG Luoyin and HU Huakai. “Faraday’s 

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2333. WANG Luoyin, HU Huakai, and SUN 

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2334. ANDERSON, Robert G. W. “Chemistry beyond 

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2335. BLONDEL-MEGRELIS, Marika. “Quelques 

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2336. BOYD, Jane E. “Silver and Sunlight: The 

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2338. CHALMERS, Alan. “Transforming Atomic 

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2339. CHARLOT, Colette. “Antoine Jérôme Balard 

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2340. CHARLOT, Colette. “Charles Frédéric Gerhardt 

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2341. CREPEAU, John. “Loschmidt, Stefan, and 

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2343. EMSLEY, John. Molecules of Murder: Criminal 

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2345. FOURNIER, Josette. “À propos d’histoire de 

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2348. GARCÍA BELMAR, Antonio, and José Ramón 

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2349. GAVROGLU, Kostas. “A Pioneer Who Never 

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2350. GRAPÍ I VILUMARA, Pere, and Agustí NIETO 

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2353. HAO Zhang. “An Historical Perspective on 

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2354. HARRIS, Martha Lynn. “The Physico- 

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2356. HICKS, Jesse. “The Pursuit of Sweet: A 

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2357. HUNTER, Emily, and Lewis PYENSON. “Mermaid: 

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2358. JENSEN, William B. “Introduction to the English 

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2359. JUPILE, Bruno, and Philippe JAUSSAUD. 

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2360. KENYON, T. K. “Science and Celebrity: 

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2361. KIKUCHI Yoshiyuki. “Analysis, Fieldwork 

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2362. KIKUCHI Yoshiyuki. “Samurai Chemists, 

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2365. LESTEL, Laurence. (Ed.) Itinéraires de chimistes 

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2366. LUNA, Fernando J. “Frei José Mariano da 

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2367. MARSHALL, James L., and Virginia MAR- 

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2368. MAY, Leopold. “The Lesser Known Chemist- 

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Discusses Aleksandr Porfirevich Borodin, Emil 

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2369. PAGE, Frederick G. “An 1815 Perspective of 

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2370. PASERO, Giampiero, and Piero MARSON. 

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2371. PAST, V., and H. TANKLER. Chemie an 

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2372. PLATER, M. John. “The Crucial Early Contributions 

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2373. POTH, Susanne. Carl Remigius Fresenius 

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2374. RAYNER-CANHAM, Marelene, and Geoff 

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2375. ROCKE, Alan J. Image and Reality: Kekulé, 

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Focuses on the community of organic chemists in 

Germany. 

2376. RUBIN, Mordecai B. “The History of Ozone. 

VII. The Mythical Spawn of Ozone: Antozone, Oxozone, 

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2377. SHEA, Patrick. “A Chemical Empire Thriving 

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Popular discussion of the early years of Dow 

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2378. SHIMABARA Kenzo. “On Discrepancies 

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Continuation of SHIMABARA Kenzo, “On Discrepancies 

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2379. STEWART, Philip J. “Charles Janet: Unrecognized 

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2380. TILLEQUIN, Francois. “Henri Moissan et 

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2381. TOSHEV, B. V. “Chemical Literature from the 

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2382. TRIMBLE, Virginia. “The Origins and Abundances 

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2383. VIEL, Claude, and Pierre LABRUDE. “Le 

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473–484. 


2384. BEATTIE, James. “Climate Change, Forest 

Conservation and Science: A Case Study of New 

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2385. BEIN, Amit. “The Istanbul Earthquake of 

1894 and Science in the Late Ottoman Empire.” Mid. 

East Stud. 44 (2008): 909–924. 

On the way that the intelligentsia used the earthquake 

to disseminate knowledge of modern earth 

sciences. 

2386. BRANAGAN, David. “Earth, Sky and Prayer 

in Harmony: Aspects of the Interesting Life of Father 

Edward Pigot, SJ, BA, MB, BCH (1858–1929), a 

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2387. BREVERN, Jan von. “A Picture’s Life: The 

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2388. BREVERN, Jan von. “Counting on the Unexpected: 

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in the Mountains [ref. 1175]. Sci. Context 22 (2009): 

409–437. 

On Civiale’s 19th-century efforts to use photography 

in the service of geology in the High Alps. 

2389. BROOKS, Nathan M. “Dmitrii Mendeleev and 

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2390. CARNEIRO, A. “Sharing Common Ground: 

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2391. CARTER, Christopher. Magnetic Fever: 

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Explores the mutual interactions between British 

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2392. CLARY, R. M., and J. H. WANDERSEE. “Great 

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2396. FLEMING, James Rodger. “James Croll in 

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“Illuminates the roots of the work of Milutin Milankovic 

by examining early contributions to climate 

dynamics by James Croll (1821-1890), the 

leading proponent of an astronomical theory of 

climate change.” (from the abstract) 

2397. GARDEN, Donald A. “El Niño, Irrigation 

Dams and Stopbanks: Examining the Repercussions 

of the 1876–78 El Niño in Australia and New 

Zealand.” Hist. Meteor. 4 (2008): 1–26. 

2398. GOZALO GUTIÉRREZ, Rodolfo. “Geologia 

i geodèsia: reconeixement bàsic del territori.” [Geology 

and Geodesy: Basic Land Surveying.] In 

Catalan. In La Ciència en la Història dels Països 


(2009) [ref. 2135], 441–462. 

2399. HERBERT, Sandra et al. “Into the Field 

Again: Re-Examining Charles Darwin’s 1835 Geological 

Work on Isla Santiago (James Island) in the 

Galápagos Archipelago.” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 

1–31. 

2400. HERINGMAN, Noah. “ “Very Vain Is Science’ 

Proudest Boast” : The Resistance To Geological 

Theory in Early Nineteenth-Century England.” 



[ref. 329], 247–257. 

2401. HEYMANN, Matthias. “Klimakonstruktionen. 

Von der klassischen Klimatologie zur Klimaforschung.” 

NTM 17 (2009): 171–197. 

2402. IGLER, David. “On Coral Reefs, Volcanoes, 

Gods, and Patriotic Geology; Or, James Dwight Dana 

Assembles the Pacific Basin.” Pacific Hist. Rev. 79 

(2010): 23–49. 

2403. JACKSON, P. N. Wyse. “Grenville Arthur 

James Cole (1859–1924): The Cycling Geologist.” 


JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 135–148. 

2404. KIM Boumsoung. “Terrains of Practice: Geophysical 

Investigations in Japan in the 1880s.” Part 

of a Special Issue: “Locating Japanese Science and 

Technology: Place and the Production of Knowledge” 


2405. KOLBL-EBERT, M. “The Geological Travels 

of Charles Lyell, Charlotte Murchison and Roderick 

Impey Murchison in France and Northern Italy 

(1828).” In Four Centuries of Geological Travel, 


2406. LAMY, Jérôme. “ ‘Os Pirineus não são ecos’: 

a montanha como objeto de fronteira.” Article in English. 

English title: [“The Pyrenees Are Not Hollow”: 

The Mountain as a Boundary Object]. Manguinhos 

16 (2009): 789–801. 

2407. LUEDECKE, Cornelia. “The First International 

Polar Year (1882–83): A Big Science Experiment 

with Small Science Equipment.” Part of a special issue: 



Hist. Meteor. 1 (2004): 55–64. 

2408. MILANOVSKY, E. E. “Hermann Abich (1806– 

1886): ‘The Father of Caucasian Geology’ and His 

Travels in the Caucasus and Armenian Highlands.” 


JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 177–182. 

2409. MINITTI, Edgardo R., and Santiago PAOLAN- 

TONIO. “Observaciones en la Latitud Sur de la 

América remota.” Saber y Tiempo 5, no 19 (2005): 

113–125. 

Focuses on the Observatorio Astronómico Nacional 

de Chile. 

2410. NAUMANN, F. “Alexander von Humboldt in 

Russia: The 1829 Expedition.” In Four Centuries 


[ref. 322], 161–176. 

2411. OLDROYD, David. “Geohistory Revisited and 

Expanded.” Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 249–259. 

Essay review of Martin J. S. RUDWICK, Worlds 

before Adam (2008). 

2412. ORME, A. R. “Clarence Edward Dutton 

(1841–1912): Soldier, Polymath, and Aesthete.” 


JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 271–286. 

2413. ORR, M. “Keeping It in the Family: The 

Extraordinary Case of Cuvier’s Daughters.” In The 



2414. PEARSON, P. N., and C. J. NICHOLAS. 

“ ‘Marks of Extreme Violence’: Charles Darwin’s 

Geological Observations on St. Jago (Sao Tiago),


Cape Verde Islands.” In Four Centuries of Geological 


239–254. 

2415. PINTO, M. S., and A. BOUHEIRY. “The German 

Geologist Georg Hartung (1821–1891) and the 

Geology of the Azores and Madeira Islands.” In Four 


(2007) [ref. 322], 229–238. 

2416. SILLIMAN, R. H. “Naturalists from Neuchâtel: 

America and the Dispersal of Agassiz’s Scientific 

Factory.” In Four Centuries of Geological Travel, 


2417. TAYLOR, Kenneth L. “The Establishment of 

Geohistory.” Isis 100 (2009): 872–880. 

Essay review of Martin J. S. RUDWICK, Worlds 

before Adam (2008). 

2418. VON BUCH, Leopold. Gesammelte Schriften. 

Edited by Bernhard FRITSCHER. Edited by Bernhard 

FRITSCHER. Facsimile of the 1867–1885 edition 

edited by J. Ewald, J. Roth, and W. Dames. (4 vols.) 

Hildesheim: Georg Olms Verlag, 2008. 


2419. WACHTLER, M., and C. V. BUREK. “Maria 

Matilda Ogilvie Gordon (1864–1939): A Scottish 

Researcher in the Alps.” In The Role of Women in 

the History of Geology, edited by BUREK and HIGGS 

(2007) [ref. 318], 305–317. 

2420. WESTERMANN, Andrea. “Inherited Territories: 

The Glarus Alps, Knowledge Validation, and 

the Genealogical Organization of Nineteenth-Century 

Swiss Alpine Geognosy.” Part of a Special Issue: 



2421. WILLIS, Edmund P., and William H. HOOKE. 

“Cleveland Abbe and the Birth of the National 

Weather Service, 1870–1891.” Part of a special issue: 



Hist. Meteor. 1 (2004): 48–54. 

2422. WILSON, L. G. “The Geological Travels of 

Sir Charles Lyell in Madeira and the Canary Islands, 

1853–1854.” In Four Centuries of Geological Travel, 


2423. WILSON, Leonard G. “Archibald Geikie on 

the Last Elevation of Scotland.” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 

(2009): 32–56. 

2424. YOUNG, Davis A. “Origin of the American 

Quantitative Igneous Rock Classification: Part 2.” 

Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 175–203. 

Continuation of Davis A. YOUNG, “Origin of the 

American Quantitative Igneous Rock Classification” 

Earth Sci. Hist. 27 (2008): 188–219. 


EXPLORATION 

2425. APAP, Christopher. “The Genius of Latitude: 

Daniel Webster and the Geographical Imagination 

in Early America.” J. Early Repub. 30 (2010): 

201–223. 

2426. BARTLETT, John. “The Representation of the 

Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba on Maps from Peutinger to 

the Survey of Sinai 1868–69.” Pales. Explor. Quart. 

141 (2009): 27–66. 

2427. BIAGIOLI, Beatrice. (Ed.) L’Archivio di 

Odoardo Beccari. Indagini naturalistiche tra fine 

‘800 e inizi ‘900. (154 pp.) Firenze: Firenze University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9788884538048. 

On the explorer, naturalist, and anthropologist. 

2428. DRIVER, Felix. “Distance and Disturbance: 

Travel, Exploration and Knowledge in the Nineteenth 

Century.” Royal Hist. Soc. Trans. 14 (2004): 73–92. 

2429. FARRO, Máximo E. “Redes y medios de transporte 

en el desarrollo de expediciones científicas en 

Argentina (1850–1910).” Article also in English. English 

title: [Transportation Networks and Means in the 

Development of Scientific Expeditions in Argentina 

(1850–1910)]. Proceedings from the conference “Engineering 

and the Natural Sciences: Communication 

and transportation infrastructure in the history of 

the sciences in Ibero-America” held at the Universidade 

de La Plata, Argentina, on May 1–6, 2006. 

[ref. 2170]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 679–696. 

2430. MAYER, Wolf. “The Geological Work of 

the Baudin Expedition in Australia (1801–1803): The 

Mineralogists, the Discoveries and the Legacy.” Earth 

Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 293–324. 

2431. MCCALMAN, Iain. Darwin’s Armada: How 

Four Voyages to Australasia Won the Battle for Evolution 

and Changed the World. (422 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Camberwell, Vic.: Penguin, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780670071586. 

On the voyages of Darwin, Joseph Hooker, Thomas 

Huxley, and Alfred Wallace. American edition 

entitled Darwin’s Armada: Four Voyages and the 

Battle for the Theory of Evolution. 


2432. MCEATHRON, Scott R. “The Kansas Pocket 

Maps of Otis B. Gunn and David T. Mitchell: A Case 

of Nineteenth-Century Promotional Cartography.” 

Kansas Hist. 32 (2009): 42–53. 

2433. ORR, Mary. “Pursuing Proper Protocol: Sarah 

Bowdich’s Purview of the Sciences of Exploration.” 


2434. REBOK, Sandra. “España en la lente de los 

viajeros científicos alemanes durante el siglo XIX.” 

Llull 32 (2009): 135–212. 

2435. SCULLY, Richard J. “ ‘North Sea or German 

Ocean’? The Anglo-German Cartographic Freemasonry, 

1842–1914.” Imago Mundi 62 (2010): 46–62. 

2436. SPALDING, D. A. E. “Two Tyrrells Cross the 

Barren Lands of Canada, 1893.” In Four Centuries 


[ref. 322], 287–296. 

2437. SPEICH, Daniel. “Mountains Made in Switzerland: 

Facts and Concerns in Nineteenth-Century Cartography.” 

Part of Special Issue: The Laboratory of


Nature—Science in the Mountains [ref. 1175]. Sci. 

Context 22 (2009): 387–408. 

2438. TAYLOR, James. The Voyage of the Beagle: 

Darwin’s Extraordinary Adventure aboard Fitzroy’s 

Famous Survey Ship. (192 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9781591149200. 

2439. WINTERBOTTOM, Anna. “Producing and Using 

the Historical Relation of Ceylon: Robert Knox, 

the East India Company and the Royal Society.” Brit. 

J. Hist. Sci. 42 (2009): 515–538. 

Explores how this text and others like it served 

as a guides to settlements, were the basis for bioprospecting 

for natural drugs and food sources, and 

helped understand the effects of latitude on plant 

life. 

2440. WISNICKI, Adrian S. “Charting the Frontier: 

Indigenous Geography, Arab-Nyamwezi Caravans, 

and the East African Expedition of 1856–59.” Victorian 

Stud. 51 (2009): 103–137. 

2441. WOODMAN, Neal. “History and Dating of the 

Publication of the Philadelphia (1822) and London 

(1823) Editions of Edwin James’s Account of an 

Expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains.” 

Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 28–38. 


2442. BUHAY, Diane N., and Randall F. MILLER. 

“The Natural History Society of New Brunswick 

Library: Supporting Geological Science.” Earth Sci. 

Hist. 29 (2010): 146–170. 

Covers the period 1862–1917. 

2443. BYRNE, Dianne F., and Kevin J. LAMBKIN. 

“Anthony Alder (1838–1915), Queensland Taxidermist 

and Bird Painter.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 

58–73. 

2444. COCHRAN, Philip A. “Rattlesnake Eggs and 

the Passing of a Torch in Winona County, Minnesota.” 

Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 19–27. 

On the persistance of the belief that rattlesnakes 

lay eggs. 

2445. CUELLO I SUBIRANA, Josep, and Jordi 

MARTÍ I HENNEBERG. “Ciència per a tothom i 

naturalistes extraacadèmics.” Translated Title: [Science 

for All and Extra-Academic Naturalists.] In 



(2009) [ref. 2135], 221–252. 

2446. ENDERSBY, Jim. “ ‘The Vagaries of a 

Rafinesque’: Imagining and Classifying American 

Nature.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 168–178. 

2447. ENDERSBY, Jim. “Sympathetic Science: 

Charles Darwin, Joseph Hooker, and the Passions 

of Victorian Naturalists.” Part of a special issue on 

Darwin and Victorian natural history [ref. 2143]. 


Explores the men’s familial and gender roles and 

the personal characteristic of sympathy. 

2448. GILL, B. J. “The Cheeseman–Giglioli Correspondence, 

and Museum Exchanges between Auckland 

and Florence, 1877–1904.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 

(2010): 131–149. 

On letters between Thomas Frederic Cheeseman 

and Enrico Hillyer Giglioli. 

2449. HEYMAN, Rich. “Locating the Mississippi: 

Landscape, Nature, and National Territoriality at the 

Mississippi Headwaters.” Amer. Quart. 62 (2010): 

303–333. 

On how Itasca State Park defines the symbolic 

cultural role of this natural feature. 

2450. MACGREGOR, Arthur. “Exhibiting Evolutionism: 

Darwinism and Pseudo-Darwinism in Museum 

Practice after 1859.” J. Hist. Collect. 21 (2009): 

77–94. 

On museum practice in fields from biology to 

anthropology and archaeology in the 19th and 20th 

centuries. 

2451. MARSHALL, Nancy Rose. “ ‘A Dim World, 

Where Monsters Dwell’: The Spatial Time of the 

Sydenham Crystal Palace Dinosaur Park.” Victorian 

Stud. 49 (2007): 287–301. 

2452. MCTAVISH, Lianne. “Learning to See in New 

Brunswick, 1862–1929.” Can. Hist. Rev. 87 (2006): 

553–581. 

Examines the visual training promoted by the 

Natural History Society of New Brunswick. 

2453. MERCHANT, Carolyn. “George Bird Grinnell’s 

Audubon Society: Bridging the Gender Divide 

in Conservation.” Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 3–30. 

2454. NOLTIE, Henry J. Raffles’ Ark Redrawn: Natural 

History Drawings from the Collection of Sir 

Thomas Stamford Raffles. (180 pp.; ill.; index.) 

London: British Library; Edinburgh: Royal Botanic 

Garden Edinburgh, 2009. ISBN: 9780712350846. 

2455. OWEN, Janet. “Collecting Artefacts, Acquiring 

Empire: Exploring the Relationship between 

Enlightenment and Darwinist Collecting and Late- 

Nineteenth-Century British Imperialism.” J. Hist. 

Collect. 18 (2006): 9–25. 

2456. PFENNIGWERTH, S. “ ‘The Mighty Cassowary’: 

The Discovery and Demise of the King 

Island Emu.” (William T. Stearn Prize 2009). Arch. 


Winner of the William T. Stearn Prize, 2009. 

2457. PROTSCHKY, Susie. “Seductive Landscapes: 

Gender, Race and European Representations of Nature 

in the Dutch East Indies during the Late Colonial 

Period.” Gend. & Hist. 20 (2008): 372–398. 

2458. SCHWEIZER, Claudia. “Migrating Objects: 

The Bohemian National Museum and Its Scientific 

Collaborations in the Early Nineteenth Century.” J. 

Hist. Collect. 18 (2006): 187–199. 

2459. SIMON, Christian. Natur-Geschichte: Das Naturhistorische 

Museum Basel im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. 

(415 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Schweiz: Christoph 

Merian Verlag, 2009. ISBN: 9783856164096.



2460. ANDERSEN, Nathan. “Exemplars in Environmental 

Ethics: Taking Seriously the Lives of Thoreau, 

Leopold, Dillard, and Abbey.” Ethics Place Environ. 

13 (2010): 43–55. 

2461. ANKER, Peder. “The Philosopher’s Cabin and 

the Household of Nature.” Ethics Place Environ. 6 

(2003): 131–141. 

Looks at the understanding of nature in the work of 

Henry Thoreau, Aldo Leopold and Arne Næss as 

related to the cabins that these men lived in. 

2462. CURTIS, Kent. “The Virtue of Thoreau: Biography, 

Geography, and History in Walden Woods.” 

Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 31–53. 

“Documents the construction and use of the preservationist 

Thoreau by environmental historians.” 


2463. HÅKANSSON, N. Thomas, Mats WIDGREN, 

and Lowe BÖRJESON. “Introduction: Historical and 

Regional Perspectives on Landscape Transformations 

in Northeastern Tanzania, 1850–2000.” Introduction 

to a special issue on ecology and environmental 

transformations in Tanzania. Int. J. African Hist. 

Stud. 41 (2008): 369–382. 

Contents: Frans D. HUIJZENDVELD, “Changes in 

Political Economy and Ecology in West-Usambara, 

Tanzania: ca. 1850–1950,” 383–409 [ref. 827]; 

Hanan SABEA, “Mastering the Landscape? Sisal 

Plantations, Land, and Labor in Tanga Region, 

1893–1980s,” 411–432 [ref. 3664]; N. Thomas 

HÅKANSSON, “Regional Political Ecology and 

Intensive Cultivation in Pre-Colonial and Colonial 

South Pare, Tanzania,” 433–459 [ref. 826]; Mattias 

TAGSETH, “The Expansion of Traditional Irrigation 

in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania,” 461–490 [ref. 829]; 

Michael SHERIDAN, “Tanzanian Ritual Perimetrics 

and African Landscapes: The Case of Dracaena,” 

491–521 [ref. 817]; Lowe BÖRJESON, Dorothy 

L. HODGSON and Pius Z. YANDA, “Northeast 

Tanzania’s Disappearing Rangelands: Historical 

Perspectives on Recent Land Use Change,” 523– 

556 [ref. 3205]; Dan BROCKINGTON, Hassan 

SACHEDINA and Katherine SCHOLFIELD, “Preserving 

the New Tanzania: Conservation and Land 

Use Change,” 557–579 [ref. 3830]. 

2464. INGOLD, Alice. “To Historicize or Naturalize 

Nature: Hydraulic Communities and Administrative 

States in Nineteenth-Century Europe.” French Hist. 

Stud. 32 (2009): 385–417. 

2465. JONES, Christopher F. “A Landscape of Energy 

Abundance: Anthracite Coal Canals and the 

Roots of American Fossil Fuel Dependence, 1820– 

1860.” Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 449–484. 

On the construction of coal-carrying canals in the 

eastern mid-Atlantic. 

2466. MONTRIE, Chad. Making a Living: Work and 

Environment in the United States. (x + 177 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780807831977. 


2467. SACHS, Aaron. “American Arcadia: Mount 

Auburn Cemetery and the Nineteenth-Century Landscape 

Tradition.” Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 206–235. 

2468. TULLY, John. “A Victorian Ecological Disaster: 

Imperialism, the Telegraph, and Gutta-Percha.” 

J. World Hist. 20 (2009): 559–579. 

2469. UEKOETTER, Frank. The Age of Smoke: Environmental 

Policy in Germany and the United States, 

1880–1970. History of the Urban Environment. (viii 

+ 350 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Pittsburgh: University of 

Pittsburgh Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780822943648. 


2470. WAKILD, Emily. “Naturalizing Modernity: 

Urban Parks, Public Gardens and Drainage Projects 

in Porfirian Mexico City.” Mex. Stud. 23 (2007): 

101–123. 

On the work of José Yves Limantour and Miguel 

Ángel de Quevedo in late 19th- and early 20thcentury 

Mexico. 


2471. ARNOLD, Lois B. “The Education and Career 

of Carlotta J. Maury: Part 1.” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 

(2009): 219–244. 

On the American paleontologist who specialized in 

Tertiary mollusks, was involved in explorations for 

the oil industry, taught, and worked at a museum. 

2472. CLEAL, Christopher J. et al. “The Forests 

before the Flood: The Palaeobotanical Contributions 

of Edmund Tyrell Artis (1789–1847).” Earth Sci. 

Hist. 28 (2009): 219–275. 

2473. LOPES, Maria Margaret. “Cenas de tempos 

profundos: ossos, viagens, memórias nas culturas da 

natureza no Brasil.” Article also in English. English 

title: [“Scenes from Deep Times”: Bones, Travels, 

and Memories in the Cultures of Nature in Brazil]. 

Proceedings from the conference “Engineering and 

the Natural Sciences: Communication and transportation 

infrastructure in the history of the sciences 

in Ibero-America” held at the Universidade de La 

Plata, Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 615–634. 

“Looks at little-explored aspects of Peter Wilhelm 

Lund’s paleontological work (1801-1880) in Brazil 

and its international impact.” (from the abstract) 


WORKS 

2474. BEER, Gillian. “Darwin and the Uses of Extinction.” 

Part of a special issue on Darwin and 


51 (2009): 321–331. 

2475. BONT, Raf de. “Between the Laboratory 

and the Deep Blue Sea: Space Issues in the Marine 

Stations of Naples and Wimereux.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 199–227. 

On 19th-century research stations. 

2476. BRAIN, Robert Michael. “How Edvard Munch 

and August Strindberg Contracted Protoplasmania: 

Memory, Synesthesia, and the Vibratory Organism


in Fin-de-Siècle Europe.” Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 35 

(2010): 7–38. 

On the relationship between art and the hypothesized 

properties of protoplasm, the elastic, semifluid 

substance preponderant in the cells of all 

organisms. 

2477. GARLICK, Steve. “Given Time: Biology, 

Nature and Photographic Vision.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, 

no. 5 (2009): 81–101. 

“By examining the relationship of early photography 

to nature, we can gain some insight into the 

technological and epistemological underpinnings 

of biological vision.” (from the abstract) 

2478. RUPKE, Nicolaas A. Richard Owen: Biology 

without Darwin. (xxii + 344 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 


9780226731773. 

A revised edition of Richard Owen: Victorian 

Naturalist (1994). 

2479. SCHMIDGEN, Henning, and Hans-Jörg 

RHEINBERGER. “Circulations: A Virtual Laboratory 

and Its Elements.” Circumscribere 8 (2010): 

1–11. 

This paper presents and discusses the website 

http://vlp.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/index_ 

html, The Virtual Laboratory: Essays and Resources 

on the Experimentalization of Life, that 

deals with the 19th and 20th centuries. 

2480. SMITH, Charles H., Michael TAYLOR, and 

Gerrell M. DRAWHORN. “Alfred Russel Wallace 

Notes 1: Authorship of Two Early Works.” Arch. 


On the authors’ attempts to collect information 

about Wallace’s early works. 

2481. STRALEY, Jessica. “Of Beasts and Boys: 

Kingsley, Spencer, and the Theory of Recapitulation.” 


2482. TOPHAM, Jonathan R. “Biology in the Service 

of Natural Theology: Paley, Darwin, and the 

Bridgewater Treatises.” In Biology and Ideology from 



360-131. BOTANY 

2483. COSTA, Palmira Fontes da. “Women and 

the Popularization of Botany in Early Nineteenth- 

Century Portugal: The Marquise of Alorna’s Botanical 

Recreations.” In Popularizing Science and Technology 

in the European Periphery, 1800–2000, edited 

by PAPANELOPOULOU et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 43– 

64. 

2484. HUMBOLDT, Alexander von, and Aimé BON- 

PLAND. Essay on the Geography of Plants. Edited by 

Stephen T. JACKSON. Trans. Sylvie ROMANOWSKI. 

(xx + 274 pp.; 1 poster; ill.; bibl.) Chicago: University 


2485. KOHN, David. Darwin’s Garden: An Evolutionary 

Adventure. (60 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Bronx, 

NY: The New York Botanical Garden, 2008. ISBN: 

9780893279707. 

Based on an exhibit at the New York Botanical 

Garden that recreated Darwin’s garden. 


2486. LACK, H. Walter. Alexander von Humboldt 

and the Botanical Exploration of the Americas. (278 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Munich; New York: 

Prestel, 2009. ISBN: 9783791341422. 


2487. LIU Huajie. “Natural Theology in the Book 

Botany.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 27 (2008): 166–178. 

On a book published in the 19th-century China 

derived from a work by John Lindley and which 

influenced botany in China and Japan. 

2488. MAROSKE, Sara. “Ferdinand Mueller and the 

Shape of Nature: Nineteenth-Century Systems of 

Plant Classification.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 

147–168. 

2489. NOLTIE, Henry J. Robert Wight and the Botanical 

Drawings of Rungiah and Govindoo. (3 v.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Edinburgh: Royal Botanic Garden, 

2007. ISBN: 9781906129026. 

Book 1. The Life and Work of Robert Wight; Book 

2. Botanical Drawings by Rungiah & Govindoo: 

The Wight collection; Book 3. Journeys in Search 

of Robert Wight 


2490. OWENS, Simon J., and Renee MILLER. “Cross 

and Self-Fertilization of Plants—Darwin’s Experiments 

and What We Know Now.” Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 

161 (2009): 357–395. 

2491. ROBIN, Nicolas, and Frank HELLWIG. “Plant 

Systematics in Jena during the Early 19th Century: 

Fr. S. Voigt’s Treatment of the ‘méthode naturelle.’ ” 


2492. SANTOS, Laura Carvalho dos. “Antônio Moniz 

de Souza, o ‘Homem da Natureza Brasileira’: 

ciência e plantas medicinais no início do século XIX.” 

English title: [Antônio Moniz de Souza, the “Man of 

Brazilian Nature”: Science and Medicinal Plants in 

the Early 19th Century]. Proceedings from the conference: 

First Forum on the History of Science and 

Health: Historiographical Perspectives, held in the 

Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica da Bahia on 

17 October 2006. [ref. 2629]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

1025–1038. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

2493. FELLER, David Allan. “Dog Fight: Darwin as 

Animal Advocate in the Antivivisection Controversy 

of 1875.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 265–271. 

2494. KOWNACKI, Andrzej, and Janusz M. 

SLUSARCZYK. “Faunistical Researches on the Tatra 

Mountains’ Lakes Until 1914.” [Translated title.] In 

Polish. Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 1 (2009): 

95–113.


2495. KUTSCHERA, Ulrich, and V. M. EPSHTEIN. 

“Nikolaj A. Livanow (1876–1974) and the Living 

Relict Acanthobdella peledina (Annelida, Clitellata).” 


2496. LOSANO, Gianni, and Oreste PINOTTI. “Physiology 

at the University of Turin from the Unification 

of Italy to the End of the Twentieth Century.” Vesalius 

6 (2000): 114–119. 

2497. LOWE, M. W. et al. “Charles Darwin’s 

Tinamou Egg.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 165– 

167. 

About a bird egg found in the University of Cambridge 

Zoology museum. 

2498. MAYER, Jed. “The Expression of the Emotions 

in Man and Laboratory Animals.” Victorian 

Stud. 50 (2008): 399–417. 


2499. BEDNARCZYK, Andrzej. “Jean-Baptiste de 

Lamarck (1744–1829). A Dispute on the Mechanism 

of Evolution on the Bicentenary of the Publication 

of ‘Philosophie Zoologique’ (1809).” [Translated 

title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 3-4 

(2009): 31–98. 

Attempts to show that a teleological interpretation 

of Lamarck’s theory is false. 

2500. BONT, Raf de. Darwins kleinkinderen: De 

evolutietheorie in België, 1865–1945. (523 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Nijmegen: Uitgeverij Vantilt, 2008. 

ISBN: 9789077503751. 


2501. BURNETT, D. Graham. “Savage Selection: 

Analogy and Elision in On the Origin of Species.” 

Endeavour 33 (2009): 121–126. 

2502. CAMÓS I CABECERAN, Agustí, Jesús Ignasi 

CATALÀ GORGUES, and Thomas F. GLICK. 

“La Recepció de l’evolucionisme.” Translated Title: 

[The Reception of Evolutionism.] In Catalan. In La 



273–299. 

2503. FRAME, T. R. Evolution in the Antipodes: 

Charles Darwin and Australia. (viii + 307 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Sydney: University of New South Wales 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9781921410765. 


2504. HAIG, David. “Weismann Rules! OK? Epigenetics 

and the Lamarckian Temptation.” Biol. & Phil. 

22 (2007): 415–428. 

2505. HESKETH, Ian. Of Apes and Ancestors: Evolution, 

Christianity and The Oxford Debate. (viii + 

144 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto: University of Toronto 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780802092847. 

On the 1860 British Association meeting clash 

between Thomas Huxley and Samuel Wilberforce. 

2506. HODGE, M. J. S. Before and after Darwin: 

Origins, Species, Cosmogonies, and Ontologies. Variorum 

Collected Studies Series, CS897. (xviii + 

270 pp.; bibl.) Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008. ISBN: 

9780754659389. 

2507. HOPWOOD, Nick. “Darwinism’s Tragic Genius: 

Psychology and Reputation.” Isis 100 (2009): 

863–867. 

Essay review of Robert J. RICHARDS, The Tragic 

Sense of Life (2008). 

2508. LILLEHAMMER, Hallvard. “Methods of Ethics 

and the Descent of Man: Darwin and Sidgwick on 

Ethics and Evolution.” Biol. & Phil. 25 (2010): 

361–378. 

2509. LUCAS, A. M. “Ferdinand von Mueller’s Interactions 

with Charles Darwin and His Response to 

Darwinism.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 102–130. 

2510. MOORE, James. “Wallace in Wonderland.” 


On A. R. Wallace and his relationship with Darwin 

and Darwin’s followers. 

2511. MORENO, Juan. “Lamarck necesita a Darwin: 

la búsqueda de intención en el estudio de la evolución 

y de la historia.” Asclepio 61, no. 2 (2009): 233–248. 

2512. NOGUERA-SOLANO, Ricardo, and Rosaura 

RUIZ-GUTIÉRREZ. “Darwin and Inheritance: The 

Influence of Prosper Lucas.” J. Hist. Biol. 42 (2009): 

685–714. 

2513. NÖTHLICH, Rosemarie, Nadine WETZEL, 

Uwe HOSSFELD, and Lennart OLSSON. “ ‘Ich acquirirte 

das Schwein sofort, ließ nach dem Niederstechen 

die Pfoten abhacken u. schickte dieselben an 

Darwin’—Der Briefwechsel von Otto Zacharias mit 

Ernst Haeckel (1874–1898).” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

11 (2006): 177–248. 

2514. NOVOA, Adriana. “The Act or Process of 

Dying Out: The Importance of Darwinian Extinction 

in Argentine Culture.” Sci. Context 22 (2009): 217– 

244. 

2515. OREL, Vítezslav. “Science Studies and 

Mendel’s Paradigm.” Perspect. Sci. 18 (2010): 226– 

241. 

Taking issue with a comment by Steven Fuller, the 

article seeks to understand who ignored Mendel’s 

work on genetics and why. 

2516. REZNICK, David N. The Origin Then and 

Now: An Interpretive Guide to the Origin of Species. 

With an introduction by Michael RUSE. (xvi + 432 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780691129785. 

2517. RUPKE, Nicolaas. “Darwin’s Choice.” In Biology 

and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins, edited 

by ALEXANDER and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 

139–164. 

Explores scientific alternatives to Darwinian evolutionary 

ideas that existed at the time of Darwin. 

2518. RUPKE, Nicolaas A. “Neither Creation nor 

Evolution: The Third Way in Mid-Nineteenth Century 

Thinking about the Origin of Species.” Ann. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 143–172.


2519. RUSE, Michael. “Was There a Darwinian 

Revolution?” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 173– 

187. 

2520. STRICK, James E. “Darwin and the Origin of 

Life: Public Versus Private Science.” Endeavour 33 

(2009): 148–151. 

2521. TOWHEED, Shafquat. “The Creative Evolution 

of Scientific Paradigms: Vernon Lee and the 

Debate over the Hereditary Transmission of Acquired 

Characters.” Victorian Stud. 49 (2006): 33–61. 

2522. WELLS, Stephen H. “William Dean Howells 

and the New Science: Darwinian Evolution and the 

Rise of Realism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/12 (2009). 

Dissertation at Duquesne University, 2008. Advisor: 

Newberry, Frederick. Pub. no. AAT 3338624. 

308 pp. 

2523. WHITE, Paul. “Darwin’s Emotions: The Scientific 

Self and the Sentiment of Objectivity.” Focus 

Section: The Emotional Economy of Science 

[ref. 49]. Isis 100 (2009): 811–826. 

2524. WYNN, James. “Life’s Rich Pattern: The Role 

of Statistics and Probability in Nineteenth Century 

Argumentation for Theories of Evolution, Variation, 

and Heredity.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 67/03 (2006). 


Park, 2006. Advisor: Fahnestock, Jeanne. Pub. no. 

AAT 3212609. 294 pp. 

2525. YAJIMA, M. “Franz Hilgendorf (1839–1904): 

Introducer of Evolutionary Theory to Japan around 

1873.” In Four Centuries of Geological Travel, edited 

by JACKSON (2007) [ref. 322], 389–394. 

360-134. MICROBIOLOGY; MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 

2526. BARRY, Stéphane. “La peste : de la 3e 

pandémie à sa réémergence actuelle.” Vesalius 14 

(2008): 69–73. 

On the 19th-century reemergence of the plague and 

the identification of its bacterial source. 

2527. JARDINE, Boris. “Between the Beagle and the 

Barnacle: Darwin’s Microscopy, 1837–1854.” Part of 



2528. PARÉS I FARRÀS, Ramon. “Jaume Ferran 

i Clúa com a capdavanter de la microbiologia sanitària.” 

Translated Title: [Jaume Ferran i Clúa as a 

Pioneer in Health Microbiology.] In Catalan. In La 



205–219. 

2529. ROHDEN, Fabíola. “O império dos hormônios 

e a construção da diferença entre os sexos.” Article 

also in English. English title: [The Reign of Hormones 

and the Construction of Gender Differences]. 

Part of a special issue: Gender, Women and Science. 

[ref. 222]. Manguinhos 15, suppl. (2008): 133–152. 

2530. SAPP, Jan. The New Foundations of Evolution: 

On the Tree of Life. (xvi + 425 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780195388503. 

Explores the history of microbiology as it has 

encountered evolutionary theory. 

2531. SHICKORE, Jutta. “Error as Historiographical 

Challenge: The Infamous Globule Hypothesis.” In 

Going Amiss in Experimental Research, edited by 

HON et al. (2009) [ref. 127], 27–45. 

On the theory of bodily tissue structure as found in 

the history of microscopy. 

2532. TSOUYOPOULOS, Nelly. Asklepios und die 

Philosophen: Paradigmawechsel in der Medizin im 

19. Jahrhundert. Edited by Claudia WIESEMANN, 

Barbara BRÖKER, and Sabine ROGGE. Medizin und 

Philosophie: Beiträge aus der Forschung, 2. (256 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Frommann-Holzboog, 2008. 

ISBN: 9783772816352. 

2533. WAISSE-PRIVEN, Silvia, and Ana M. 

ALFONSO-GOLDFARB. “Mathematics Ab Ovo: Hans 

Driesch and Entwicklungsmechanik.” Hist. Phil. Life 

Sci. 31 (2009): 35–54. 



2534. AVILES-GALAN, Miguel Angel. “Measuring 

Skulls: Race and Science in Vicente Riva Palacio’s 

México a través de los Siglos.” Bull. Latin Amer. Res. 

29 (2010): 85–102. 

2535. BAUDUER, Frédéric. “Histoire de 

l’anthropologie biologique de la population basque : 

De l’empirisme à la génétique moléculaire.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 123–130. 

2536. BAUER, Heike. “Theorizing Female Inversion: 

Sexology, Discipline, and Gender at the Fin 

de Siècle.” Part of a special issue on female sexual 

pathologies [ref. 2644]. J. Hist. Sexual. 18 (2009): 

84–102. 

2537. BREIDBACH, Olaf. “Zur Argumentationsund 

Vermittlungsstrategie in Müllers Handbuch der 

Physiologie des Menschen.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 10 

(2005): 3–30. 

2538. CARHART, Michael C. “Polynesia and Polygenism: 

The Scientific Use of Travel Literature in 

the Early 19th Century.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 2 

(2009): 58–86. 

On Christoph Meiners’s posthumously published 

work that argues that the different races of men 

emerged at different times and in different places. 

2539. DIAMANDOPOULOS, A., and P. GOUDAS. 

“ ‘You Can’t Make a Monkey out of Us’: Galen and 

Genetics Versus Darwin.” Vesalius 11, no. 2 (2005): 

61–63. 

2540. FREN, Allison de. “The Anatomical Gaze in 

Tomorrow’s Eve.” Science-Fiction Studies 36 (2009): 

235–265. 

Explores the theme of dissection in the novel by 

Philippe Auguste Villiers, as related to the rhetorical 

and visual aspects of the Renaissance anatomy 

theater. 

2541. HENNEPE, Mieneke te. “Depicting Skin: Microscopy 

and the Visual Articulation of Skin Interior


1820–1850.” In The Body Within, edited by VALL 

and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) [ref. 180], 51–65. 

2542. LARSON, Edward J. “Biology and the Emergence 

of the Anglo-American Eugenics Movement.” 




2543. LEROY, Fernand. “Hermaphrodites et Intersexués 

: du mythe aux réalités (Seconde partie).” 

Vesalius 13 (2007): 77–81. 

2544. LUSE, Christopher. “ ‘The Offspring of Infidelity’: 

Polygenesis and the Defense of Slavery.” 


Dissertation at Emory University, 2008. Advisor: 

Roark, James L. Pub. no. AAT 3332327. 506 pp. 

2545. MANIAS, Chris. “The Race prussienne Controversy: 

Scientific Internationalism and the Nation.” 


“Examines a dispute between the French and German 

anthropological communities in the aftermath 

of the Franco-Prussian War.” (from the abstract) 

2546. PALMA, Héctor A. “La eugenesia en la Argentina.” 


2547. REAY, Barry. Watching Hannah: Sexuality, 

Horror and Bodily De-Formation in Victorian England. 

Picturing History. (199 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Reaktion Books, 2002. ISBN: 1861891199. 


2548. REYBROUCK, David Van, Raf de BONT, and 

Jan ROCK. “Material Rhetoric: Spreading Stones 

and Showing Bones in the Study of Prehistory.” Sci. 

Context 22 (2009): 195–216. 

On the attempt to understand human prehistory and 

evolution through investigation of stone tools or 

bones. Case studies of Julien Fraipont and Aimé 

Rutot. 

2549. SÁNCHEZ ARTEAGA, Juan Manuel. “La biología 

humana como ideología: el racismo biológico 

y las estructuras simbólicas de dominación racial a 

fines del siglo XIX.” Theoria (0495-4548) 23 (2008): 

107–124. 

2550. SÁNCHEZ ARTEAGA, Juan Manuel. “Las 

ciencias y las razas en Brasil hacia 1900.” Asclepio 

61, no. 2 (2009): 67–100. 

2551. SÁNCHEZ ARTEAGA, Juanma. “La antropología 

física y los ‘zoológicos humanos’: exhibiciones 

de indígenas como práctica de popularización 

científica en el umbral del siglo XX.” Asclepio 62, 


On scientific exhibitions of indigenous peoples. 

2552. SOWERWINEA, Charles. “Woman’s Brain, 

Man’s Brain: Feminism and Anthropology in Late 

Nineteenth-Century France.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 12 

(2003): 289–308. 

“Deals with the tangled web of late nineteenthcentury 

French arguments for the biological inferiority 

of women and of non-whites.” (from the 

abstract) 

2553. WARMAN, Caroline. “From Lamarck to Aberration: 

Nature, Hierarchies, and Gender.” Part of a 

special issue on female sexual pathologies [ref. 2644]. 

J. Hist. Sexual. 18 (2009): 8–25. 


2554. BECQUEMONT, Daniel. “Les réticences de 

Bain face à la théorie des localisations cérébrales 

de Jackson et de Ferrier.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 

303–325. 

2555. DUPONT, Jean-Claude, and Denis FOREST. 

“Alexander Bain (1818–1903) : L’esprit et le cerveau.” 

Introduction to a series of articles about 

Alexander Bain. Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 277– 

279. 

Contents: Laurent CLAUZADE, “De la science de 

l’esprit à l’étude du caractère : Bain et la psychologie 

des différences individuelles,” 281–301 

[ref. 2571]; Daniel BECQUEMONT, “Les réticences 

de Bain face à la théorie des localisations cérébrales 

de Jackson et de Ferrier,” 303–325 [ref. 2554]; 

Jean-Claude DUPONT, “Sources et implications 

physiologiques du discours psychologique chez 

Bain,” 327–356 [ref. 2573]; Denis FOREST, “Bain 

et les théories centralistes du contrôle de l’action et 

de la conscience d’agir,” 357–374 [ref. 2557]. 

2556. EADIE, M. J. “The Role of Focal Epilepsy in 

the Development of Jacksonian Localization.” Part of 

a special issue on Cerebral Localization [ref. 419]. J. 

Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 262–282. 

2557. FOREST, Denis. “Bain et les théories centralistes 

du contrôle de l’action et de la conscience 

d’agir.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 357–374. 

2558. GUENTHER, Katja. “A Body Made of 

Nerves—Reflexes, Body Maps and the Limits of 

the Self in Modern German Medicine.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at Harvard University, 2009. Pub. no. 

AAT 3365268. 247 pp. 

2559. JEWANSKI, Jorg, Sean A. DAY, and Jamie 

WARD. “A Colorful Albino: The First Documented 

Case of Synaesthesia, by Georg Tobias Ludwig Sachs 

in 1812.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 293–303. 

2560. LAZAR, J. Wayne. “Diffusion of Electrical 

Current in the Experiments of Fritsch and Hitzig 

and Ferrier Failed to Negate Their Conclusion of 

the Existence of Cerebral Motor Centers.” J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 18 (2009): 366–376. 

2561. ORTEGA, Francisco. “Elementos para uma 

história da neuroascese.” English title: [Elements for 

a History of Neuroscience]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

621–640. 

2562. STEINBERG, David A. “Cerebral Localization 

in the Nineteenth Century—The Birth of a Science 

and its Modern Consequences.” Part of a special issue 

on cerebral localization [ref. 419]. J. Hist. Neurosci. 

18 (2009): 254–261. 

2563. WAYNE LAZAR, J. “Anglo-American Interest 

in Cerebral Physiology.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 

304–311.



PSYCHOLOGY 

2564. ANDRIEU, Bernard. Le laboratoire du cerveau 

psychologique : histoire et modèles. CNRS Histoire 

des sciences. (320 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: CNRS 

Editions, 2003. ISBN: 9782271060747. 

A history since the 19th century, including a discussion 

of French research institutions after World 

War II. 


2565. BEER, Daniel. “ ‘Microbes of the Mind’: 

Moral Contagion in Late Imperial Russia.” J. Mod. 

Hist. 79 (2007): 531–571. 

2566. BENJAFIELD, John G. “The Golden Section 

and American Psychology, 1892–1938.” J. Hist. 

Behav. Sci. 46 (2010): 52–71. 

2567. BONT, Raf De. “Organisms in Their Milieu: 

Alfred Giard, His Pupils, and Early Ethology, 1870– 

1930.” Isis 101 (2010): 1–29. 

2568. BOOTH, Kelvin Jay. “Animal Mind, Human 

Mind: George H. Mead, Animality and the Evolution 

of Embodied Cognition.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/06 

(2008). 


2007. Advisor: Alexander, Thomas M. 

Pub. no. AAT 3310990. 313 pp. 

2569. BREGER, Louis. Dream of Undying Fame: 

How Freud Betrayed His Mentor and Invented Psychoanalysis. 

(vii + 146 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Basic Books, 2009. ISBN: 9780465017355. 

2570. BROCKLEBANK, Lisa. “Psychic Reading.” 


On Victorian understanding of psychic readings, 

focusing on Frederic Myers. 

2571. CLAUZADE, Laurent. “De la science de 

l’esprit à l’étude du caractère : Bain et la psychologie 

des différences individuelles.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 

(2007): 281–301. 

2572. DAY, Matthew. “Godless Savages and Superstitious 

Dogs: Charles Darwin, Imperial Ethnography, 

and the Problem of Human Uniqueness.” J. Hist. 

Ideas 69 (2008): 49–70. 

An overview of Darwin’s views on the natural 

origins of religion. 

2573. DUPONT, Jean-Claude. “Sources et implications 

physiologiques du discours psychologique chez 

Bain.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 327–356. 

2574. ENGEL, Magali Gouveia. “Sexualidades interditadas: 

loucura e gênero masculino.” Article also in 

English. English title: [Forbidden Sexualities: Madness 

and the Male Gender]. Part of a special issue: 

Gender, Women and Science. [ref. 222]. Manguinhos 

15, suppl. (2008): 173–190. 

2575. GREEN, Christopher D. “The Curious Rise 

and Fall of Experimental Psychology in Mind.” Hist. 

Hum. Sci. 22, no. 1 (2009): 37–57. 

On the transformation of the scope and content of 

this journal (founded in 1876) from experimental 

psychology to philosophy. 

2576. HEFFRON, Brent Austin. “The Psychology 

Novel: Polyphony in William James’s ‘Principles of 

Psychology.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 (2008). 

Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2008. 

Advisor: Walzer, Arthur Eugene. Pub. no. AAT 

3313445. 234 pp. 

2577. LANZONI, Susan. “Practicing Psychology in 

the Art Gallery: Vernon Lee’s Aesthetics of Empathy.” 

J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 330–354. 

2578. NEWMAN, Sara. “J.-M. G. Itard’s 1825 Study: 

Movement and the Science of the Human Mind.” 

Hist. Psychiat. 21 (2010): 67–78. 

2579. OBIOLS, Jordi E., and German E. BERRIOS. 

“The Historical Roots of Theory of Mind: The Work 

of James Mark Baldwin.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 

377–392. 

2580. RAMSDEN, Edmund, and Duncan WILSON. 

“The Nature of Suicide: Science and the Self- 

Destructive Animal.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 21–24. 

On the nature of self-destruction among animals 

and its relationship to the understanding of human 

beings. 

2581. SACKUR, Jérôme. “L’introspection en psychologie 

expérimentale.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 

349–372. 

2582. SCHMIT, David T. “The Mesmerists Inquire 

about ‘Oriental Mind Powers’: West Meets East in 

the Search for the Universal Trance.” J. Hist. Behav. 


2583. SIMON, Anne. “Histoire de l’optique et recherche 

littéraire : Le rayon visuel chez Proust.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 60 (2007): 9–24. 

Focuses on the distinction Proust makes between 

sight and the visual ray. 

2584. TAYLOR, Eugene. The Mystery of Personality: 

A History of Psychodynamic Theories. Library of the 

History of Psychology Theories. (xii + 405 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) New York, NY: Springer, 2009. ISBN: 

9780387981031. 

2585. VRETTOS, Athena. “Displaced Memories in 

Victorian Fiction and Psychology.” Victorian Stud. 

49 (2007): 199–207. 

2586. WEGENER, Mai. “Der psychophysische Parallelismus. 

Zu einer Diskursfigur im Feld der wissenschaftlichen 

Umbrüche des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts.” 

NTM 17 (2009): 277–316. 

2587. WONG, Wan-chi. “Retracing the Footsteps 

of Wilhelm Wundt: Explorations in the Disciplinary 

Frontiers of Psychology and in Völkerpsychologie.” 

Hist. Psychol. 12 (2009): 229–265. 


2588. BACHHIESL, Christian. “Blutspuren. Zur Bedeutung 

des Blutes in der Kriminalwissenschaft um


1900.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 33 (2010): 7–29. 

2589. BOUK, Daniel B. “The Science of Difference: 

Developing Tools for Discrimination in the American 

Life Insurance Industry, 1830–1930.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 



Rodgers, Daniel T. Pub. no. AAT 3388081. 

350 pp. On the use by insurance companies of 

tools for classifying people. 

2590. CARCHEDI, Guglielmo. “Dialectics and Temporality 

in Marx’s Mathematical Manuscripts.” Sci. 

& Soc. 72 (2008): 415–426. 

2591. CARROY, Jacqueline, and Nathalie RICHARD. 

(Eds.) Alfred Maury, érudit et rêveur : les sciences 

de l’homme au milieu du XIXe siècle. (204 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, 

2007. ISBN: 9782753505155. 


2592. D’HOMBRES, Emmanuel. “ ‘Un organisme 

est une société, et réciproquement ?’ La délimitation 

des champs d’extension des sciences de la vie et des 

sciences sociales chez Alfred Espinas (1877).” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 395–422. 

360-141. SOCIOLOGY 

2593. HEILBRON, Johan. “Sociology and Positivism 

in 19th-Century France: The Vicissitudes of the 

Société de Sociologie (1872–4).” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, 

no. 4 (2009): 30–62. 


2594. BUSCHMANN, Rainer F. Anthropology’s 

Global Histories: The Ethnographic Frontier in German 

New Guinea, 1870–1935. Perspectives on the 

Global Past. (x + 234 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Honolulu: 

University of Hawai‘i Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780824831844. 

2595. BUSCHMANN, Rainer F. “Oceanic Carvings 

and Germanic Cravings: German Ethnographic Frontiers 

and Imperial Visions in the Pacific, 1870–1914.” 

J. Pac. Hist. 42 (2007): 299–315. 

2596. CORRÊA, Mariza. “ ‘Nossos mulatos são mais 

exuberantes.’ ” Article also in English. English title: 

[“Our Mulattos Are More Exuberant”]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 1151–1180. 

Introduction to the 1899 ethnographic account by 

Nina Rodrigues, “Métissage, dégénérescence et 

crime” (pp. 1104-1150). 

2597. KNIGHT, Nathaniel. “Nikolai Kharuzin and 

the Quest for a Universal Human Science: Anthropological 

Evolutionism and the Russian Ethnographic 

Tradition, 1885–1900.” Kritika 9 (2008): 83–111. 

2598. WINTLE, Claire. “Career Development: Domestic 

Display as Imperial, Anthropological, and 

Social Trophy.” Victorian Stud. 50 (2008): 279–288. 


2599. BENES, Tuska. In Babel’s Shadow: Language, 

Philology, and the Nation in Nineteenth-Century 

Germany. Kritik. (xii + 418 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Detroit, MI: Wayne State University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780814333044. 


360-145. ARCHAEOLOGY 

2600. BARBANERA, Marcello. “The Impossible 

Museum: Exhibitions of Archaeology as Reflections 

of Contemporary Ideologies.” In Archives, Ancestors, 

Practices, edited by SCHLANGER and NORDBLADH 

(2008) [ref. 442], 165–177. 

On three different exhibitions, from 1837, 1855, 

and 1911, in London, Paris, and Rome, respectively. 

2601. BRUSIUS, Mirjam. “Inscriptions in a Double 

Sense: The Biography of an Early Scientific Photograph 

of Script.” Nuncius 24 (2009): 367–392. 

Explores the early debates about the use of photography 

for archaeological research, considering an 

1846 photograph of a drawing of Egyptian hieroglyphics. 

2602. BUENO, Christina. “Forjando Patrimonio: 

The Making of Archaeological Patrimony in Porfirian 

Mexico.” Hispanic Amer. Hist. Rev. 90 (2010): 215– 

245. 

“Examines the state project to gather pre-Hispanic 

artifacts in Mexico’s National Museum during the 

dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz (1876–1910).” (from 

the abstract) 

2603. CESERANI, Giovanna. “Wilamowitz and 

Stratigraphy in 1873: A Case Study in the History 

of Archaeology’s ‘Great Divide.’ ” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 75–87. 

On the German philologist Wilamowitz’s stratigraphic 

analysis of Capua in Italy. 

2604. EVANS, Christopher. “Model Excavations: 

‘Performance’ and the Three-Dimensional Display 

of Knowledge.” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, 

edited by SCHLANGER and NORDBLADH (2008) 

[ref. 442], 147–161. 

On 19th-century models of excavation sites. 

2605. FARRUJIA DE LA ROSA, José. “Archaeology, 

Politics and Identity: The Case of the Canary Islands 

in the Nineteenth Century.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 247–259. 

2606. GÄNGER, Stefanie. “Conquering the Past: 

Post-War Archaeology and Nationalism in the Borderlands 

of Chile and Peru, c. 1880–1920.” Comp. 

Stud. Soc. Hist. 51 (2009): 691–714. 

2607. HALBERTSMA, Ruurd B. “From Distant 

Shores: Nineteenth-Century Dutch Archaeology 

in European Perspective.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 21–35. 

2608. HARRISON, Stephen. “The Yorkshire Antiquarian 

Club 1849–c.1860.” Bull. Hist. Archaeol. 20, 

no. 1 (2010): 38–48.


2609. HINSLEY, Curtis M., and David R. WILCOX. 

“The Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition, 

1886–1889: A Model of Inquiry for the 

History of Archaeology.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 37–46. 

On the expedition led by Frank Hamilton Cushing 

to the American Southwest. 

2610. HUREL, Arnaud, and Amélie VIALET. 

“Les congrès internationaux d’anthropologie et 

d’archéologie préhistoriques (1866–1912) et la question 

de l’éveil d’une conscience patrimoniale collective 

(fouilles, gisements, collections).” In Archaeologists 

without Boundaries, edited by BABES and 

KAESER (2009) [ref. 440], 33–40. 

2611. KAESER, Marc-Antoine. “Establishing Prehistory: 

The Foundation of the International Congress 

(1865/1866).” In Archaeologists without Boundaries, 

edited by BABES and KAESER (2009) [ref. 440], 1–3. 

2612. MALLEY, Shawn. “Layard Enterprise: Victorian 

Archaeology and Informal Imperialism in 

Mesopotamia.” Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 40 (2008): 

623–646. 

Seeks to counter the great man image of 19thcentury 

archaeology. 

2613. MARTINS, Ana Cristina. “Protohistory at the 

Portuguese Association of Archaeologists: A Question 

of National Identity?” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 287–303. 

2614. MARTON, Erzsébet. “A Portrait of Flóris 

Rómer in the Frame of Budapest-Lisbon CIAAPs 

1876–1880 Congresses.” In Archaeologists without 

Boundaries, edited by BABES and KAESER (2009) 

[ref. 440], 11–16. 

2615. MURRAY, Tim. “Prehistoric Archaeology in 

the ‘Parliament of Science,’ 1845–1900.” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 59–71. 

On the history of British archaeology. 

2616. PODGORNY, Irina. “Antigüedades portátiles: 

transportes, ruinas y comunicaciones en la arqueología 

del siglo XIX.” Article also in English. English 

title: [Portable Antiquities: Transportation, Ruins, 

and Communications in Nineteenth-Century Archeology]. 

Proceedings from the conference “Engineering 

and the Natural Sciences: Communication and 

transportation infrastructure in the history of the sciences 

in Ibero-America” held at the Universidade de 

La Plata, Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 577–595. 

2617. PRICE, Megan. “Amateurs and Professionals 

in Nineteenth-Century Archaeology. The Case of the 

Oxford ‘Antiquarian and Grocer’ H. M. J. Underhill 

(1855–1920).” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, 


[ref. 442], 109–119. 

2618. SANDERS, Karin. Bodies in the Bog and the 

Archaeological Imagination. (xx + 317 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Chicago; London: University of Chicago 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780226734040. 

On the cultural understanding of mummified bodies 

from the Iron Age discovered in European peat 

bogs since the 19th century. 

2619. SHEPPARD, Kathleen L. “Flinders Petrie and 

Eugenics at UCL.” Bull. Hist. Archaeol. 20, no. 1 

(2010): 16–29. 

2620. SHEPPARD, Kathleen L. “The Lady and the 

Looking Glass: Margaret Murray’s Life in Archaeology.” 


Dissertation at The University of Oklahoma, 2010. 

Advisor: Pandora, Katherine. Pub. no. AAT 

3409383. 305 pp. 

2621. SOMMER, Ulrike. “Choosing Ancestors: The 

Mechanisms of Ethnic Ascription in the Age of Patriotic 

Antiquarianism (1815–1850).” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 233–245. 

On the patriotic use of archaeology among antiquarian 

and historical society members in the 

German territories. 

2622. TOWNEND, Matthew. The Vikings and Victorian 

Lakeland: The Norse Medievalism of W. G. 

Collingwood and His Contemporaries. (xv + 328 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Kendal: Cumberland 

and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological 



2623. WALTER, Christine. “Towards a More ‘Scientific’ 

Archaeological Tool: The Accurate Drawing 

of Greek Vases between the End of the Nineteenth 

and the First Half of the Twentieth Centuries.” 

In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited 


179–190. 


2624. ABRAMS, Jeanne. Dr. Charles David Spivak: 

A Jewish Immigrant and the American Tuberculosis 

Movement. Timberline Books. (xi + 226 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 

2009. ISBN: 9780870819735. 

2625. ARNAUD-LESOT, Sylvie. “Pudeur et pratique 

obstétricale au XIXème siècle.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 

43 (2009): 39–48. 

2626. ARNOLD, David. “Diabetes in the Tropics: 

Race, Place and Class in India, 1880–1965.” Soc. 

Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 245–261. 

2627. ASEN, Daniel. “Vital Spots, Mortal Wounds, 

and Forensic Practice: Finding Cause of Death in 

Nineteenth-Century China.” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 

453–474. 

2628. AZIZI, Mohammad Hossein, and Farzaneh 

AZIZI. “Government-Sponsored Iranian Medical Students 

Abroad (1811–1935).” Iran. Stud. 43 (2010): 

349–363. 

2629. BARRETO, Maria Renilda Nery. “Assistência 

ao nascimento na Bahia oitocentista.” Proceedings


from the conference “First Forum on the History of 

Science and Health: Historiographical Perspectives,” 

held in the Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica 

da Bahia on 17 October 2006. Article also in English. 

English title: [Assisted Birth in 19th Century Bahia]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 901–925. 

Christiane Maria Cruz de SOUZA, “A epidemia 

de gripe espanhola: um desafio à medicina baiana,” 

945–972 [ref. 3559]; Vera Nathália Silva de 

TARSO, “Joanna de Sá: medicina, política e moral 

nas páginas de O Monitor,” 973–988 [ref. 2741]; 

Venetia Durando Braga RIOS, “ ‘O ‘Asylo’, uma 

necessidade indeclinável de organização social:’ 

indagações em torno do questionário de internamento 

do Asilo São João de Deus,” 989–1012 

[ref. 2739]; Tânia Salgado PIMENTA and Ediná 

Alves COSTA, “O exercício farmacêutico na Bahia 

da segunda metade do século XIX,” 1013–1023 

[ref. 2794]; Laura Carvalho dos SANTOS, “Antônio 

Moniz de Souza, o ‘Homem da Natureza Brasileira’: 

ciência e plantas medicinais no início 

do século XIX,” 1025–1038 [ref. 2492]; Marcus 

Vinicius Teixeira NAVARRO et al., “Controle de 

riscos à saúde em radiodiagnóstico: uma perspectiva 

histórica,” 1039–1047 [ref. 3989]; André 

Luís Mattedi DIAS, “O Instituto de Matemática e 

Física da Universidade da Bahia: atividades matemáticas 

(1960–1968),” 1049–1075 [ref. 3791]; 

Ronaldo Ribeiro JACOBINA and Ester Aida GEL- 

MAN, “Juliano Moreira e a Gazeta Medica da 

Bahia,” 1077–1097 [ref. 2662]. 

2630. BECCALOSSI, Chiara. “The Origin of Italian 

Sexological Studies: Female Sexual Inversion, ca. 

1870–1900.” Part of a special issue on female sexual 

pathologies [ref. 2644]. J. Hist. Sexual. 18 (2009): 

103–120. 

2631. BENNETT, Michael. “Jenner’s Ladies: 

Women and Vaccination against Smallpox in Early 

Nineteenth-Century Britain.” History 93 (2008): 

497–513. 

2632. BERTOMEU-SÁNCHEZ, José Ramón. “Popularizing 

Controversial Science: A Popular Treatise 

on Poisons by Mateu Orfila (1818).” Med. Hist. 53 

(2009): 351–378. 

2633. BRAUNSTEIN, Jean-François. La philosophie 

de la médecine d’Auguste Comte : Vaches 

carnivores, Vierge Mère et morts vivants. Science, 

histoire et société. (ix + 242 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


9782130559412. 


2634. BREATHNACH, Caoimhghin S. “Robert Dyer 

Lyons (1826–1886), Microscopist, Meteorologist, 

Physician and Parliamentarian.” Vesalius 14 (2008): 

8–12. 

2635. BROWN, David S. “Pathways to Power: Physicians 

in Charleston, South Carolina, 1790–1860.” 


Dissertation at University of South Carolina, 2010. 

Advisor: Doyle, Don. Pub. no. AAT 3402749. 207 

pp. 

2636. BROWN, Michael. “ ‘Like a Devoted Army’: 

Medicine, Heroic Masculinity, and the Military 

Paradigm in Victorian Britain.” J. Brit. Stud. 49 

(2010): 592–622. 

2637. BROWNLEE, Peter John. “Ophthalmology, 

Popular Physiology, and the Market Revolution in 

Vision, 1800–1850.” J. Early Repub. 28 (2008): 

597–626. 

2638. CARTER, K. Codell. “Change of Type as an 

Explanation for the Decline of Therapeutic Bloodletting.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 

1–11. 

2639. CHERNIN, David, and Gerald SHKLAR. “Levi 

Spear Parmly: Father of Dental Hygiene and Children’s 

Dentistry in America.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 

(2003): 15–18. 

2640. CHRISTEN, Arden G., and Joan A. CHRIS- 

TEN. “The 1850 Webster/Parkman Trial: Dr. Keep’s 

Forensic Evidence.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 5–12. 

On a ground-breaking case that established the role 

of forensic dentistry in American legal criminal 

investigation. 


“The Triumph and Tragedy of James Baxter Bean, 

MD, DDS (1834–1870).” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 

19–25. 

On the inventor of the interdental splint. 

2642. CLARK, Jennifer Elizabeth. “Making ALS 

Matter: Disease Activism and Disease Identity in 

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, 1850–2000.” Diss. 



Brandt, Allan M. Pub. no. AAT 3395417. 314 pp. 

2643. COHEN, Ed. A Body Worth Defending: Immunity, 

Biopolitics, and the Apotheosis of the Modern 

Body. (x + 372 pp.; bibl.; index.) Durham, NC: Duke 


“Traces the migration of immunity from politics 

and law into the domains of medicine and science.” 

(from the publisher) 

2644. CRYLE, Peter, and Lisa DOWNING. “Feminine 

Sexual Pathologies.” Introduction of a special issue 

feminine sexual pathologies. J. Hist. Sexual. 18 

(2009): 1–7. 

Contents: Caroline WARMAN, “From Lamarck 

to Aberration: Nature, Hierarchies, and Gender,” 

8–25 [ref. 2553]; Michael FINN, “Female Sterilization 

and Artificial Insemination at the French Fin 

de Siècle: Facts and Fictions,” 26–43 [ref. 2648]; 

Peter CRYLE, “ ‘A Terrible Ordeal from Every 

Point of View’: (Not) Managing Female Sexuality 

on the Wedding Night,” 44–64 [ref. 2208]; Heike 

BAUER, “Theorizing Female Inversion: Sexology, 

Discipline, and Gender at the Fin de Siècle,” 84– 

102 [ref. 2536]; Chiara BECCALOSSI, “The Origin 

of Italian Sexological Studies: Female Sexual Inversion, 

ca. 1870–1900,” 103–120 [ref. 2630]. 

2645. D’ANTONIO, Patricia. American Nursing: 

A History of Knowledge, Authority, and the Meaning 

of Work. (xviii + 251 pp.; bibl.; index.) Balti-


more: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780801895647. 

2646. DALE, Melissa S. “Understanding Emasculation: 

Western Medical Perspectives on Chinese 

Eunuchs.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 38–55. 

2647. DEGELING, Chris. “Fractured Hips: Surgical 

Authority, Futility and Innovation in Nineteenth 

Century Medicine.” Endeavour 33 (2009): 129–134. 

2648. FINN, Michael. “Female Sterilization and 

Artificial Insemination at the French Fin de Siècle: 

Facts and Fictions.” Part of a special issue on female 

sexual pathologies [ref. 2644]. J. Hist. Sexual. 18 

(2009): 26–43. 

2649. GÁGYOR, Ildikó. Johannes Müller und die 

pathologische Anatomie: Eine kommentierte Edition 

der Vorlesungsmitschrift von Jakob Henle (1830). 

Beiträge zur Geschichte, Theorie und Ethik der Medizin, 

17. (224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Hildesheim: 

Georg Olms, 2008. ISBN: 9783487135953. 


2650. GAZZANIGA, Valentina, and Laura OTTINI. 

“The Discovery of Platelets and Their Function.” 

Vesalius 7 (2001): 22–26. 

2651. GOETZ, Christopher G., and Donald H. HAR- 

TER. “Charcot and Pasteur: Intersecting Orbits in Fin 

de Siecle French Medicine.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 

(2009): 378–386. 

2652. GRADMANN, Christoph. Laboratory Disease: 

Robert Koch’s Medical Bacteriology. [Krankheit im 

Labor.] In English. Translated by Elborg FORSTER. 



2653. GREEN, Alexa. “Working Ethics: William 

Beaumont, Alexis St. Martin, and Medical Research 

in Antebellum America.” Bull. Hist. Med. 84 (2010): 

193–216. 

On the ethics of human experimentation, as well as 

the social relationships between scientists and their 

research subjects. 

2654. GRINNELL, George C. The Age of Hypochondria: 

Interpreting Romantic Health and Illness. Palgrave 

Studies in the Enlightenment, Romanticism and 

Cultures of Print. (xi + 202 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Basingstoke; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. 

ISBN: 9780230231450. 

Explores this problem as both a malady and a 

metaphor among British Romantic writers. 

2655. GUARNER, Vicente. “L’influence de la 

médecine française sur la médecine mexicaine au 

XIXème siècle.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 

277–284. 

2656. HAWKINS, Sue. “From Maid to Matron: Nursing 

as a Route to Social Advancement in Nineteenth- 

Century England.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 19 (2010): 

125–143. 

2657. HAYNES, April Rose. “Riotous Flesh: Gender, 

Physiology, and the Solitary Vice.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/09 (2010). 


Barbara, 2009. Advisor: Cohen, Patricia Cline. 

Pub. no. AAT 3375551. 560 pp. On 19th-century 

antimasturbation discourse in the United States. 

2658. HOERNI, Bernard, and Christine TUNON DE 

LARA. “Jean Bergonié et l’Espagne.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 175–176. 

2659. HOWSE, Carrie. “From Lady Bountiful to 

Lady Administrator: Women and the Administration 

of Rural District Nursing in England, 1880–1925.” 

Women’s Hist. Rev. 15 (2006): 423–441. 

2660. HUREL-GENIN, Nathalie. “La mère Saint- 

Pierre (1812–1898) et les bénédictines hospitalières 

de Fécamp.” In Accueillir ou soigner? L’hôpital et 

ses alternatives du Moyen Âge à nos jours, edited by 

MAREC (2007) [ref. 463], 193–210. 

2661. HUTET, Olivier. “La vie quotidienne à 

l’hôpital de Fécamp (1801–1914).” In Accueillir 

ou soigner? L’hôpital et ses alternatives du Moyen 

Âge à nos jours, edited by MAREC (2007) [ref. 463], 

171–191. 

2662. JACOBINA, Ronaldo Ribeiro, and Ester Aida 

GELMAN. “Juliano Moreira e a Gazeta Medica da 

Bahia.” Article also in English. English title: [Juliano 

Moreira and the Gazeta Medica da Bahia]. Proceedings 

from the conference: First Forum on the History 

of Science and Health: Historiographical Perspectives, 


da Bahia on 17 October 2006. [ref. 2629]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 1077–1097. 

2663. JOHACH, Eva. Krebszelle und Zellenstaat: 

Zur medizinischen und politischen Metaphorik in 

Rudolf Virchows Zellularpathologie. Berliner Kulturwissenschaft, 

5. (379 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Freiburg: 

Rombach Verlag, 2008. ISBN: 9783793095118. 


2664. JUZDA, Elise. “Skulls, Science, and the Spoils 

of War: Craniological Studies at the United States 

Army Medical Museum, 1868–1900.” Stud. Hist. 


2665. KIM, Sonja Myung. “Contesting Bodies: 

Managing Population, Birthing, and Medicine in 

Korea, 1876–1945.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/01 (2009). 


2008. Advisor: Duncan, John B. Pub. no. AAT 

3342966. 348 pp. 

2666. KNOENER, Wibke, and Dirk SCHULTHEISS. 

“The Stromeyer Hook—Life and Work of the Man 

Behind the Eponym.” J. Hist. Dent. 52 (2004): 119– 

123. 

2667. KODAMA, Kaori. “Antiescravismo e epidemia: 

‘O tráfico dos negros considerado como a causa 

da febre amarela’, de Mathieu François Maxime Audouard, 

e o Rio de Janeiro em 1850.” Article also 

in English. English title: [Antislavery and Epidemic: 

Mathieu François Maxime Audouard’s “O tráfico dos 

negros considerado como a causa da febre amarela” 

and the City of Rio de Janeiro in 1850]. Manguinhos 

16 (2009): 515–520.


2668. KOUTSOUKOS, Sandra Sofia Machado. 

“ ‘Amas mercenárias’: o discurso dos doutores em 

medicina e os retratos de amas - Brasil, segunda 

metade do século XIX.” English title: [“Mercenary 

Wet-Nurses”: The Discourse of Medical Doctors and 

Portraits of the Wet-Nurses - Brazil in the Second 

Half of the 19th Century]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

305–324. 

2669. LEDESMA-MATEOS, Ismael. “Las prácticas 

médicas y la biología como ciencia: paradigmas, asimilación 

y domesticación social en México.” Part 

of a dossier: Transmission of Science and Scientific 

Legacy: Europe and Latin America. English 

title: [Medical Practice and Biology as a Science: 

Introduction of Paradigms, Assimilation and Social 

Domestication in Mexico] [ref. 2123]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 441–449. 

The article discusses the way that cell theory and 

theories about physiological processes became 

assimilated into medicine differently in Mexico 

and in Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. 

2670. LELLOUCH, Alain. “De ‘L’anatomie pathologique 

première’ à ‘L’anatomie médicale 

de structure’ : Continuité ou points de rupture 

épistémologiques ?” Vesalius 12 (2006): 30–36. 

On the technical, conceptual, and institutional 

changes from which the new discipline of microscopic 

pathology emerged. 

2671. LEV, Efraim, Karin OHRY-KOSSOY, and Avi 

OHRY. “Langerhans in the Middle East: More about 

the Discoverer of the Pancreatic Islets.” Vesalius 9, 

no. 2 (2003): 19–21. 

Examines Langerhans’s contributions to anatomy, 

pathology, anthropology, and clinical medicine 

(particularly leprosy and tuberculosis). 

2672. LORENTE CARPENA, Amalio. “Violación y 

transgresión. Medicina forense y moral sexual en la 

España del siglo XIX.” Asclepio 62, no. 1 (2010): 

177–208. 

2673. LOZANO, Sonia. “Importation et destin 

de la première théorie des germes au Mexique : 

développement des premières recherches sur la fièvre 

jaune dans les années 1880.” English title: [Importation 

and Destination of the First Germ Theory in 

Mexico: Development of the First Researches into 

Yellow Fever in the 1880s]. Part of a series: Transmission 

of Science and Scientific Legacy: Europe and 

Latin America. [ref. 2123]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

451–471. 

2674. MACDONALD, Helen. “Procuring Corpses: 

The English Anatomy Inspectorate, 1842 to 1858.” 

Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 379–396. 

2675. MARLAND, Hilary, and Jane ADAMS. “Hydropathy 

at Home: The Water Cure and Domestic 

Healing in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Britain.” Bull. 

Hist. Med. 83 (2009): 499–529. 

2676. MASON, Diane E. The Secret Vice: Masturbation 

In Victorian Fiction and Medical Culture. (viii + 

184 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave Macmillan; 

Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780719077142. 


2677. MCCAULEY, H. Berton. “The First Dental 

College: Emergence of Dentistry as an Autonomous 

Profession.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 41–45. 

2678. MENENTEAU, Sandra. “Examens Médicaux 

Post Mortem : les pratiques de l’autopsie scientifique 

et de l’autopsie médico légale, aux XIXe siècle, en 

France.” Vesalius 10, no. 1 (2004): 25–34. 

2679. MILLER, Ian. “Necessary Torture? Vivisection, 

Suffragette Force-Feeding, and Responses to 

Scientific Medicine in Britain c. 1870–1920.” J. Hist. 

Med. Allied Sci. 64 (2009): 333–337. 

2680. MILOT, Jean. “L’ophtalmie du nouveau-né et 

ses traitements à la lecture des publications médicales 

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(2008): 499–514. 

2681. MOTT, Maria Lucia et al. “ ‘Moças e senhoras 

dentistas’: formação, titulação e mercado de trabalho 

nas primeiras décadas da República.” English 

title: [“Young Women and Lady Dentists”: Training, 

Degrees, And the Market in the First Decades 

of the Republic]. Part of a special issue: Gender, 

Women and Science. [ref. 222]. Manguinhos 15, 

suppl. (2008): 97–116. 

2682. NARDIN, Anne. “L’hôpital pédiatrique de 

Paris au XIX e siècle. Une réponse globale ?” In Accueillir 

ou soigner? L’hôpital et ses alternatives du 

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[ref. 463], 211–220. 

2683. ONGARO, Giuseppe, and Maurizio RIPPA 

BONATI. “I primordi dell’anestesia chirurgica a 

Padova.” Atti mem. Accad. Galilei. (Pt. 2 ... sci. mat. 

nat.) 118 (2006): 119–149. 

2684. PEETERS, Evert. “Questioning the Medical 

Fringe: The ‘Cultural Doxy’ of Catholic Hydropathy 

in Belgium, 1890–1914.” Bull. Hist. Med. 84 (2010): 

92–119. 

2685. PERSSON, Johannes. “Semmelweis’s Methodology 

from the Modern Stand-Point: Intervention 

Studies and Causal Ontology.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 204–209. 

2686. PETITDANT, Bernard. “Docteur François Miramond 

de Laroquette (1871–1927)—1ère partie.” 

Vesalius 13 (2007): 34–39. 

2687. PEUMERY, Jean-Jacques. “Georges Dieulafoy 

(1839–1911) et l’enseignement de la médecine à 

Paris à la charnière du Second Empire et de la IIIe 

République.” Vesalius 10, no. 2 (2004): 74–77. 

2688. QUIN, Grégory. “Jules Guérin : brève biographie 

d’un acteur de l’institutionnalisation de 

l’orthopédie (1830–1850).” Gesnerus 66 (2009): 

237–255. 

2689. REINBERG, Alain E., and Hadas LEWY. “Julien 

Joseph Virey et la naissance de la chronobiologie.” 

Vesalius 6 (2000): 90–99.


2690. REINHARD, Diana T. “Bodies on Display: 

Gender, Sexuality, and the Visual Culture of American 

Medicine, 1870–1920.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/08 

(2009). 

Dissertation at Temple University, 2008. Pub. no. 

AAT 3326372. 424 pp. 

2691. REPOLHO, Sara. Sousa Martins: ciência e 

espiritualismo. (127 pp.; bibl.) Coimbra: Imprensa 

da Universidade, 2009. ISBN: 9789898074461. 

2692. REYES, Raquel A. G. “Sex, Masturbation 

and Foetal Death: Filipino Physicians and Medical 

Mythology in the Late Nineteenth Century.” Soc. 

Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 45–60. 

Focuses on the work of Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera 

and Félix Pardo de Tavera who studied in Paris in 

the 1880s. 

2693. RIAUD, Xavier. “Dentisterie pendant la Guerre 

de Sécession (1861–1865).” Vesalius 14 (2008): 32– 

38. 

2694. RICHARDSON, Ruth. The Making of Mr. 

Gray’s Anatomy: Bodies, Books, Fortune and Fame. 

(322 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford 



2695. RIERA CLIMENT, Cristina, Antonio PUL- 

GARÍN GUERRERO, and José Miguel COBOS 

BUENO. “El influjo extranjero en la medicina española 

de la segunda mitad del siglo XIX: una evaluación 

cuantitativa.” Llull 32 (2009): 347–362. 

“Provides an overview of Spanish-language versions 

of medical texts translated from other languages.” 


2696. ROBERTS, Daniel Sanjiv. “ ‘Merely Birds of 

Passage’: Lady Hariot Dufferin’s Travel Writings and 

Medical Work in India, 1884–1888.” Women’s Hist. 

Rev. 15 (2006): 443–457. 

2697. ROSNER, Lisa. The Most Beautiful Man in Existence: 

The Scandalous Life of Alexander Lesassier. 

(xii + 254 pp., illus., bibl., index.) Philadelphia: 

University of Pennsylvania Press, 1999. ISBN: 

0812234863. 

On the medical doctor and military surgeon. 


2698. SACCO, Lynn. Unspeakable: Father- 

Daughter Incest in American History. (xi + 328 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 


2699. SAPPOL, Michael. “The Odd Case of Charles 

Knowlton: Anatomical Performance, Medical Narrative, 

and Identity in Antebellum America.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 83 (2009): 460–498. 

2700. SEDGLEY, Christine. “Root Canal 

Irrigation—A Historical Perspective.” J. Hist. Dent. 

52 (2004): 61–65. 

2701. SEGAL, Alain. “Aperçu sur l’oeuvre de Pierre 

Salomon Ségalas d’Etchépare (1792–1875).” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 199–204. 

2702. SEGAL, Alain. “Une curieuse attestation 

évoquant la suppression de la Faculté de médecine 

de Paris le 21 novembre 1822.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 

43 (2009): 189–194. 

2703. SHKLAR, Gerald, and David CHERNIN. 

“Eleazar Parmly: Clinician, Educator, Poet.” J. Hist. 

Dent. 51 (2003): 51–55. 

On an early pioneer in American dentistry. 

2704. SILVER, Christopher. “Renkioi: A Forgotten 

Crimean War Hospital and its Significance.” Vesalius 

10, no. 2 (2004): 55–60. 

2705. SINGH, Maina Chawla. “Gender, Thrift, and 

Indigenous Adaptations: Money and Missionary 

Medicine in Colonial India.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 15 

(2006): 701–717. 

2706. STEENO, Omer P., and Michel DERUYTTERE. 

“An Unknown Treasure in Brugge (Bruges): The 

Oldest Portrait of Andreas Vesalius on a Stained 

Glass Window.” Vesalius 14 (2008): 13–15. 

On a 19th-century glass painting. 

2707. STEPHENS, Elizabeth. “Pathologizing Leaky 

Male Bodies: Spermatorrhea in Nineteenth-Century 

British Medicine and Popular Anatomical Museums.” 

J. Hist. Sexual. 17 (2008): 421–438. 

2708. THILLAUD, Pierre L. “Pour une nouvelle 

approche de l’identification et de l’interprétation 

des diverses formes de cribra orbîtalia.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 49–62. 

2709. TROTOUX, Jacques, and Michel A. GERMAIN. 

“L’hôpital Boucicaut : Une histoire centenaire.” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 403–410. 

2710. TUNC, Tanfer Emin. “The Mistress, the Midwife, 

and the Medical Doctor: Pregnancy and Childbirth 

on the Plantations of the Antebellum American 

South, 1800–1860.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 19 (2010): 

395–419. 

2711. URBANEK, Bozena. “Ways of Appearing New 

Branches in Medicine in the Years 1800–1914. An 

Attempt at Formulation of an Issue.” [Translated 

title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 3-4 

(2009): 99–112. 

On the various causes of the development of new 

subfields of medicine. 

2712. VANNI, Paolo et al. “Henry Dunant and Norman 

Bethune: A Canadian Surgeon Who Worked 

with H. Dunant at the Battle of Solferino.” Vesalius 

8, no. 2 (2002): 30–35. 

2713. VAYRE, Pierre. “Jean-Baptiste Tyrbas de 

Chamberet (1779–1870) : Médecin militaire, acteur 

et témoin de son temps.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 43 

(2009): 185–188. 

2714. VILLIERS, J. C. de. Healers, Helpers and 

Hospitals. (2v.; 1096 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Pretoria: Protea Book House, 2008. ISBN: 

9781869192777. 

2715. WANG Hongxia. “Knowing Western Medicine 

through the Magazine A Review of the Time in the


Late Qing China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2716. WOOD, Mary Mendenhall. “Dominique-Jean 

Larrey, Chief Surgeon of the French Army with 

Napoleon in Egypt: Notes and Observations on Larrey’s 

Medical Memoirs Based on the Egyptian Campaign.” 

Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 515–535. 

2717. YAN Yiwei and ZHANG Daqing. “Eye Cases 

and Their Therapies at Early Missionary Hospitals in 

China, 1835–1876.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


2718. ZHEN, Cheng. “American Missionaries and 

the Founding of Nursing in China (1880–1930).” 


25 (2006): 355–364. 

2719. ZWEIHORN, Chaninah L. “Origins of the 

Extraction Controversy in American Orthodontics 

(1880–1910).” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 81–88. 


2720. BARFOOT, Michael. “David Skae: Resident 

Asylum Physician; Scientific General Practitioner of 

Insanity.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 469–488. 

2721. BERRIOS, G. E. “ ‘On alterations in the form 

of speech and on the formation of new words and 

expressions in madness’ by L. Snell (1852).” Hist. 

Psychiat. 20 (2009): 480–496. 

2722. BHAVSAR, Vishal, and Dinesh BHUGRA. 

“Bethlem’s Irish: Migration and Distress in 

Nineteenth-Century London.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 

(2009): 184–198. 

2723. BREATHNACH, Caoimhghín S. “Hallaran’s 

Circulating Swing.” Hist. Psychiat. 21 (2010): 79– 

84. 

2724. BRETTHAUER, Annett, and Volker HESS. 

“Der Verdacht der Simulation. Eine psychiatrische 

Fallgeschichte zwischen Aneignung und Disziplinierung 

am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts.” NTM 17 (2009): 

415–445. 

Comparison of cases of simulated madness in the 

prison and in psychiatry. 

2725. DAVIS, Gayle. “The Cruel Madness of Love”: 

Sex, Syphilis and Psychiatry in Scotland, 1880– 

1930. (285 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam; 

New York, NY: Rodopi, 2008. ISBN: 9042024631; 

9789042024632. 


2726. ELLIS, Robert. “The Asylum, the Poor Law, 

and the Growth of County Asylums in Nineteenth- 

Century Yorkshire.” North. Hist. 45 (2008): 279–293. 

2727. GETZ, Lynne M. “ ‘A Strong Man of Large 

Human Sympathy’: Dr. Patrick L. Murphy and the 

Challenges of Nineteenth-Century Asylum Psychiatry 

in North Carolina.” North Carolina Hist. Rev. 86 

(2009): 32–58. 

2728. GOLDSTEIN, Jan. Hysteria Complicated by 

Ecstasy. (xi + 246 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780691011868. 

2729. HASSON, Ezra. “Capacity to Marry: Law, 

Medicine and Conceptions of Insanity.” Soc. Hist. 


Focuses on “primarily 19th-century cases [which 

claim] nullity of marriage on the basis that one 

party was insane.” (from the abstract) 

2730. HICKMAN, Clare. “Cheerful Prospects and 

Tranquil Restoration: The Visual Experience of 

Landscape as Part of the Therapeutic Regime of 

the British Asylum, 1800–60.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 

(2009): 425–441. 

2731. LIMA, Elizabeth Maria Freire de Araújo. “Machado 

de Assis e a psiquiatria: um capítulo das 

relações entre arte e clínica no Brasil.” Article also in 

English. English title: [Machado de Assis and Psychiatry: 

A Chapter in the Relations between Art and 

Clinical Practice in Brazil]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

641–654. 

2732. MEIER, Marietta. “Creating Order: A Quantitative 

Analysis of Psychiatric Practice at the Swiss 

Mental Institutions of Burghölzli and Rheinau between 

1870 and 1970.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 

139–162. 

2733. MESSAS, Guilherme Peres. “O espírito das 

leis e as leis do espírito: a evolução do pensamento 

legislativo brasileiro em saúde mental.” English title: 

[The Spirit of the Law and the Laws of the Spirit: The 

Evolution of Brazilian Legal Thought in the Realm of 

Mental Health.]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 65–98. 

“Explores the evolution of the Brazilian republic’s 

laws and norms on mental illness.” (from the 

abstract) 

2734. MØLLERHØJ, Jette. “Encountering Hysteria: 

Doctors’ and Patients’ Perspectives on Hysteria in 

Denmark, 1875–1918.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 

163–183. 

2735. MONK, Lee-Ann. Attending Madness: At 

Work in the Australian Colonial Asylum. Clio Medica, 

84; The Wellcome Series in the History of Medicine. 

(266 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Amsterdam: Rodopi, 

2008. ISBN: 9789042024199. 


2736. OTTAVIANI, Raimonda et al. “Sur le 

‘Mémoire historique et statistique de la Maison Royal 

de Charenton’ de M. Esquirol.” Vesalius 8, no. 1 

(2002): 23–33. 

2737. PELOSO, Paolo Francesco, and Tom DENING. 

“The Abolition of Capital Punishment: Contributions 

from Two Nineteenth-Century Italian Psychiatrists.” 

Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 215–225. 

2738. QUINTAIS, Luís. “Torrente de loucos: a linguagem 

da degeneração na psiquiatria portuguesa da 

transição do século XIX.” Article also in English. 

English title: [Torrent of Madmen: The Language of 

Degeneration in Portuguese Psychiatry at the Close of 

the 19th Century]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 352–369.


2739. RIOS, Venetia Durando Braga. “ ‘O ‘Asylo’, 

uma necessidade indeclinável de organização social:’ 

indagações em torno do questionário de internamento 

do Asilo São João de Deus.” English title: [The 

“Asylum”, an Undeniable Need in Social Organization: 

Questions about the Commitment Questionnaire 

at the São João De Deus Asylum]. Proceedings from 

the conference: First Forum on the History of Science 

and Health: Historiographical Perspectives, held 

in the Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica da 

Bahia on 17 October 2006. [ref. 2629]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 989–1012. 

2740. SUMMERS, Martin. “ ‘Suitable Care of the 

African When Afflicted With Insanity’: Race, Madness, 

and Social Order in Comparative Perspective.” 

Bull. Hist. Med. 84 (2010): 58–91. 

Compares post-emancipation United States and 

colonial sub-Saharan Africa. 

2741. TARSO, Vera Nathália Silva de. “Joanna de Sá: 

medicina, política e moral nas páginas de O Monitor.” 

English title: [Joanna De Sá: Medicine, Politics and 

Morality in the Pages of O Monitor]. Proceedings 

from the conference “First Forum on the History of 

Science and Health: Historiographical Perspectives,” 


da Bahia on 17 October 2006. [ref. 2629]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 973–988. 

2742. WETZELL, Richard. “Psychiatry and Criminal 

Justice in Modern Germany, 1880–1933.” J. Eur. 

Stud. 39 (2009): 270–289. 


2743. ADAMS, David Lynn. “Putting Pandemics in 

Perspective: England and the Flu, 1889–1919.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 70/01 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of Kansas, 2008. Advisor: 

Bailey, Victor. Pub. no. AAT 3341912. 395 

pp. 

2744. AHLUWALIA, Sanjam. Reproductive Restraints: 

Birth Control in India, 1877–1947. (xii + 

251 pp.; bibl.; index.) Urbana: University of Illinois 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780252032400. 


2745. BIRN, Anne-Emanuelle, and Ana Maria CAR- 

RILLO. “Neighbours on Notice: National and Imperialist 

Interests in the American Public Health 

Association, 1872–1921.” Part of a special issue: 

Communication, Control, and Co-operation: (Latin) 

American Interchanges in the History of International 

Health [ref. 485]. Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 

225–254. 

“This article explores the APHA’s national and imperialist 

interests and the involvement of Canadian, 

Cuban, and Mexican public health professionals in 

the association.” (from the abstract) 

2746. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Apollinaire Bouchardat 

(1806–1886) et son Formulaire magistral.” Rev. 

Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 79–97. 

Concerning French health care of the 19th century. 

2747. COLEBORNE, Catharine. “Pursuing Families 

for Maintenance Payments to Hospitals for the Insane 

in Australia and New Zealand, 1860s-1914.” Austral. 

Hist. Stud. 40 (2009): 308–322. 

2748. CROOK, Tom. “Sanitary Inspection and the 

Public Sphere in Late Victorian and Edwardian 

Britain: A Case Study in Liberal Governance.” Soc. 

Hist. 32 (2007): 369–393. 

2749. DE LA COVA, Carlina. “Silent Voices of the 

Destitute: An Analysis of African American and 

Euro-American Health during the Nineteenth Century.” 


Dissertation at Indiana University, 2008. Advisor: 

Cook, Della C. Pub. no. AAT 3331240. 562 pp. 

2750. DONGWON, Shin. “Hygiene, Medicine, and 

Modernity in Korea, 1876–1910.” Part of a special 

issue. East Asian STS 3 (2009): 5–26. 

2751. ESPINOSA, Mariola. Epidemic Invasions: 

Yellow Fever and the Limits of Cuban Independence, 

1878–1930. (viii + 189 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 


9780226218113. 

2752. FAIRCHILD, Amy L., Ronald BAYER, and 

James COLGROVE. Searching Eyes: Privacy, the 

State, and Disease Surveillance in America. With 

Daniel WOLFE. Foreword by Daniel M. FOX and 

Samuel L. MILBANK. California/Milbank Books 

on Health and the Public, 18. (xxiv + 342 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Berkeley/Los Angeles: University of 

California Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780520252028. 


2753. GILBERT, Pamela K. The Citizen’s Body: 

Desire, Health, and the Social in Victorian England. 

(viii + 194 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index; CD-ROM.) 

Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780814210529. 


2754. GONZALEZ SORIANO, Fabricio. “Como la 

vara de Moisés: la herencia patológica como argumento 

para la vigilancia médica del matrimonio consanguíneo 

en México, 1870–1900.” Article also in 

English. English title: [Like Moses’ Staff: Pathological 

Inheritance as an Argument for Medical Vigilance 

of Consanguine Marriage in Mexico, 1870–1900]. 

Manguinhos 16 (2009): 35–52. 

2755. GOODHEART, Lawrence B. “From Cure to 

Custodianship of the Insane Poor in Nineteenth- 

Century Connecticut.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 65 

(2010): 106–130. 

2756. HIDALGO ROMERO, Ana Belén, José Miguel 

COBOS BUENO, and José Maria GOMEZ-NIEVES. 

“Estudio del abastecimiento y control sanitario de los 

alimentos en Badajoz hasta el primer tercio del siglo 

XIX.” Llull 31 (2008): 247–288. 

2757. KENNY, Stephen C. “ ‘A Dictate of Both Interest 

and Mercy’? Slave Hospitals in the Antebellum 

South.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 65 (2010): 1–47. 

2758. LEE, Jong-Chan. “Hygienic Governance and 

Military Hygiene in the Making of Imperial Japan, 

1868–1912.” Hist. Scientiarum 18 (2008): 1–23.


2759. LI, Shang-Jen. “Discovering ‘The Secrets of 

Long and Healthy Life’: John Dudgeon on Chinese 

Hygiene.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 21–37. 

“Dudgeon’s eccentric medical ideas manifested the 

interplay between metropolitan medical theories 

and the overseas experiences of a British physician 

in China.” (from the abstract) 

2760. LINN, Meredith B. “From Typhus to Tuberculosis 

and Fractures in between: A Visceral Historical 

Archaeology of Irish Immigrant Life in New York 

City 1845–1870.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/10 (2009). 


Rothschild, Nan A. Pub. no. AAT 3333487. 

891 pp. 

2761. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José M., and Francesc BU- 

JOSA I HOMAR. “Una Sanitat en transformació.” 

Translated Title: [Health under Transformation.] In 



(2009) [ref. 2135], 123–204. 

2762. MATTHEWS, Eric Paul. “The Education 

of Early Nineteenth-Century American Physicians: 

With Relevance to the Intercession Attempts on the 

Smallpox Virus, with Focus on the Smallpox Epidemic 

of 1837–1838.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/12 

(2009). 


2008. Advisor: Putnam, Alvin R. Pub. 

no. AA. 185 pp. 

2763. MCCALLUM, R. I. “Sir Thomas Oliver (1853– 

1942) and the Health of Antimony Workers.” Vesalius 

9, no. 1 (2003): 13–19. 

2764. MENDES, Maria Isabel Brandão de Souza, and 

Terezinha Petrucia da NOBREGA. “O Brazil-Medico 

e as contribuições do pensamento médico-higienista 

para as bases científicas da educação física brasileira.” 

English title: [Brazil-Medico and the Contributions 

of Medical-Hygienist Thought to the Scientific Bases 

of Brazilian Physical Education]. Manguinhos 15 

(2008): 209–219. 

2765. MILLS, Dennis. “Public Health, Environment 

and Surveying.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 153–163. 

On mid-19th-century sewerage schemes. 

2766. MILNE, Graeme J. “Institutions, Localism 

and Seaborne Epidemics on Late-Nineteenth-Century 

Tyneside.” North. Hist. 46 (2009): 261–276. 

2767. OGAWA Mariko. “Liebig and Agricultural 

Policies in England: Utilization of Sewage and Sanitary 

Measures.” [Translated title.] In Japanese. 


2768. PALMER, Steven. “Migrant Clinics and Hookworm 

Science: Peripheral Origins of International 

Health, 1840–1920.” Bull. Hist. Med. 83 (2009): 

676–709. 

2769. PUAKSOM, Davisakd. “Of Germs, Public 

Hygiene, and the Healthy Body: The Making of the 

Medicalizing State in Thailand.” J. Asian Stud. 66 

(2007): 311–344. 

2770. RICHARDSON, Nigel. Typhoid in Uppingham: 

Analysis of a Victorian Town and School in 

Crisis, 1875–1877. Science and Culture in the Nineteenth 

Century, 5. (xix + 268 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) London: Pickering & Chatto, 2008. ISBN: 

9781851969913. 


2771. ROBERTSON, Jo. “The Leprosy Asylum in 

India: 1886–1947.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 64 

(2009): 474–517. 

2772. SOCHAN, George. “Making the City Inhabitable: 

London’s Sewer System.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 26 

(2007): 27–48. 

2773. VERGARA, Moema de Rezende. “Território 

e saúde: o estudo de Antônio Pimentel sobre o Planalto 

Central.” English title: [Territory and Health: 

Antônio Pimentel’s Study on the Central Plateau]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 865–881. 

2774. WEAVER, Lawrence T. “In the Balance: 

Weighing Babies and the Birth of the Infant Welfare 

Clinic.” Bull. Hist. Med. 84 (2010): 30–57. 


2775. BEN AZZOUNA, Rana, and Ridha HAM- 

DANE. “Décret du 15 juin 1888, premier décret 

réglementant l’exercice de la pharmacie en Tunisie, 

et évolution de la législation pharmaceutique avant et 

après l’indépendance.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 

479–496. 

2776. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “1750–1850 : des apothicaires 

et pharmaciens français aux Antilles et en 

Amérique latine et leurs relations avec la métropole.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 335–349. 

2777. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Colonisation et pharmacie 

(1830–1962) : une présence diversifiée de 130 

ans des pharmaciens français.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 

(2008): 311–334. 

2778. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Contribution à 

l’histoire de la pharmacie française en Indochine 

(1861–1954).” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 125– 

144. 

2779. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Histoire de la Pharmacie 

Française en Algérie (1830–1962).” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 56 (2009): 303–326. 

Includes discussion of the study of hydrology and 

natural history by pharmacists. 

2780. BONNEMAIN, Bruno, and Francois PATTE. 

“Les établissements Jacquemaire. L’histoire d’un 

pharmacien méconnu.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 

497–510. 

2781. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Pharmaciens militaires 

français lors de l’expédition de Tunisie (1881–1887) : 

Paul-Louis Roeser et Carle Gessard, et les autres.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 163–176. 

2782. BUCKINGHAM, John. Bitter Nemesis: The 

Intimate History of Strychnine. (xix + 298 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9781420053159.


2783. CORFIELD, Penelope J. “From Poison Peddlers 

to Civic Worthies: The Reputation of the 

Apothecaries in Georgian England.” Soc. Hist. Med. 

22 (2009): 1–21. 

2784. DOMÍNGUEZ VILAPLANA, Rafaela, and Antonio 

GONZÁLEZ BUENO. “La industria químicofarmacéutica 

alemana en España (1880–1949).” Llull 

32 (2009): 295–316. 

2785. GOOTENBERG, Paul. “A Forgotten Case of 

‘Scientific Excellence on the Periphery’: The Nationalist 

Cocaine Science of Alfredo Bignon, 1884– 

1887.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 49 (2007): 202–232. 

2786. JOHNSON, Ryan. “Tabloid Brand Medicine 

Chests: Selling Health and Hygiene for the British 

Tropical Colonies.” Sci. Cult. 17 (2008): 249–268. 

2787. KARAYAMAN, Mehmet. “Legal Arrangements 

for the Limitation of the Number of Pharmacies in 

Turkey and Their Consequences.” [Translated title.] 

In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 10 (2008): 115– 

135. 

On the 19th and 20th centuries. 

2788. LABRUDE, Pierre. “Nouvelles recherches 

sur Philippe Désiré Cauvet, pharmacien militaire, 

naturaliste, agrégé et professeur.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 

56 (2009): 385–398. 

2789. LABRUDE, Pierre, and Stéphanie STROHL. 

“Le transfèrement depuis Strasbourg, et les dix 

premières années de l’École supérieure de pharmacie 

de Nancy (1872–1882). Un exemple de la difficulté 

à créer un établissement d’enseignement supérieur 

presque ex nihilo et dans l’urgence...” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 54 (2007): 25–40. 

2790. MALLECK, Dan. “Pure Drugs and Professional 

Drugists: Food and Drug Laws in Canada, 

1870s–1908.” Pharm. Hist. 48 (2006): 103–115. 

2791. PADWA, Howarad Philip. “Narcotics vs. the 

Nation: The Culture and Politics of Opiate Control in 

Britain and France, 1821–1926.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/10 (2009). 


2008. Advisor: Baldwin, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 

3332550. 519 pp. 

2792. PATARD, Louis. “Pierre Famel, sa pharmacie, 

ses laboratoires et ses produits pharmaceutiques.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 58 (2010): 31–50. 

2793. PEÑA PUERTA, José Manuel González de la, 

Antonio RAMOS CARRILLO, and Esteban MORENO 

TORAL. “Aportación española a la farmacia cubana 

decimonónica.” English title: [Spain’s Contribution 

to Pharmacy in 19th Century Cuba]. Part of a series: 

Transmission of Science and Scientific Legacy: Europe 

and Latin America. [ref. 2123]. Manguinhos 15 

(2008): 487–496. 

2794. PIMENTA, Tânia Salgado, and Ediná Alves 

COSTA. “O exercício farmacêutico na Bahia da 

segunda metade do século XIX.” English title: [Pharmaceutical 

Practice in Bahia in the Latter Half of 

the 19th Century]. Proceedings from the conference: 

First Forum on the History of Science and Health: 

Historiographical Perspectives, held in the Centro 

Federal de Educação Tecnológica da Bahia on 17 

October 2006. [ref. 2629]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

1013–1023. 

2795. POISSON, Jacques. “Raphaël Dubois, de la 

pharmacie à la bioluminescence.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 

58 (2010): 51–56. 

2796. RAYNAL, Cécile. “De la fumée contre 

l’asthme, histoire d’un paradoxe pharmaceutique.” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 7–24. 

2797. RAYNAL, Cécile. “Un pharmacien des 

Lumière : Marius Sestier (1861–1928).” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 58 (2010): 7–30. 

2798. SOURKES, Theodore L. “The Discovery and 

Early History of Carotene.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 34 

(2009): 32–38. 

2799. TEKINER, Halil, and Afife MAT. “Les pharmacopées 

turques de langue française.” Rev. Hist. 

Pharm. 56 (2009): 17–22. 

2800. TILLEQUIN, François. “Le Tréhala, une 

drogue à la croisée des chemins.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 

56 (2009): 163–172. 

2801. WAHRIG, Bettina. “ ‘Fabelhafte Dinge’: Arzneimittelnarrative 

zu Coca und Cocain im 19. Jahrhundert.” 

Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 32 (2009): 345– 

364. 

On the coincidental work of Milano physician 

Paolo Mantegazza and the Göttingen chemist 

Friedrich Wöhler who both published on the psychoactive 

qualities of Coca leaves. 

2802. WENDT, Diane. “The Man with a Fish on 

His Back: Science, Romance, and Repugnance in the 

Selling of Cod-Liver Oil.” Chem. Heritage 28, no. 1 

(2010): 32–36. 

2803. WORTHEN, Dennis B. “Early Pharmacy Education 

at the University of Illinois.” Pharm. Hist. 48 

(2006): 55–68. 


2804. ADAMS, Sean Patrick. “Pits of Frustration: 

The Failed Transplant of British Mining Methods in 

Antebellum Virginia.” In Technology, Innovation, 

and Southern Industrialization, edited by DELFINO 

and GILLESPIE (2008) [ref. 2819], 41–67. 

2805. ALAYO I MANUBENS, Joan Carles. “Ciència 

elèctrica i electrificació.” Translated Title: [Electrical 

Science and Electrification.] In Catalan. In La 



421–439. 

2806. BAYARTAN, Mehmet. “Geographical Distribution 

of Ottoman Mines XIXth Century.” [Translated 

title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi Arast. 10 (2008): 

137–155. 

2807. BEEGAN, Gerry. “Finding Florence in Birmingham: 

Hybridity and the Photomechanical Image


in the 1890s.” In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830– 


(2008) [ref. 2149], 81–108. 

2808. BORGATO, Maria Teresa. “Dell’Italia. Lettere 

di Fossombroni, Navier, Prony.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 

27 (2007): 109–154. 

2809. BORGATO, Maria Teresa, and Luigi PEPE. 

“Prony in Italia.” Boll. Stor. Sci. Mat. 27 (2007): 

77–108. 

2810. BOYD, Jane E. “Adorning the Landscape: 

Images of Transportation in Nineteenth-Century 

France.” In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830– 


(2008) [ref. 2149], 21–42. 

2811. CAMERON, K. J. The Schoolmaster Engineer: 

Adam Anderson of Perth and St. Andrews, 1780– 

1846. (x + 147 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Dundee: 

Abertay Historical Society, 2007. ISBN: 0900019441. 

Discusses the origins and construction of Anderson’s 

water system and other technical contributions. 


2812. CAROLAN, Michael S. “Ethanol versus Gasoline: 

The Contestation and Closure of a Sociotechnical 

System in the USA.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 421–448. 

On the 19th and early 20th centuries. 

2813. CHANG, Jiat-Hwee. “A Genealogy of Tropical 

Architecture: Singapore in the British (Post)Colonial 

Networks of Nature, Technoscience and Governmentality, 

1830s to 1960s.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/10 



2009. Advisor: AlSayyad, Nezar. Pub. no. AAT 

3382861. 422 pp. 

2814. COTTE, Michel. Le choix de la révolution 

industrielle : Les enterprises de Marc Seguin et ses 

frères (1815–1835). Collection Carnot. (572 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Rennes: Les Presses Universitaires de 

Rennes, 2007. ISBN: 9782753504769. 


2815. CURRY-MACHADO, Jonathan. “Privileged 

Scapegoats: The Manipulation of Migrant Engineering 

Workers in Mid-Nineteenth Century Cuba.” 

Carib. Stud. 35 (2007): 207–245. 

2816. DALZELL, Frederick. Engineering Invention: 

Frank J. Sprague and the U.S. Electrical Industry. 

(xii + 298 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: MIT 


2817. DAVIS, Keith F. The Origins of American 

Photography: From Daguerreotype to Dry-Plate, 

1839–1885: The Hallmark Photographic Collection 

at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. With contributions 

from Jane L. ASPENWALL. (358 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New Haven: Yale University Press, 2007. 

ISBN: 9780300122862. 


2818. DE JAIME LORÉN, José María. “El ingeniero 

Ramón García Hernández y las obras públicas en 

España a fines del s. XIX.” Llull 32 (2009): 73–102. 

2819. DELFINO, Susanna, and Michele GILLESPIE. 

(Eds.) Technology, Innovation, and Southern Industrialization: 

From the Antebellum Era to the Computer 

Age. New Currents in the History of Southern 

Economy and Society. (xiii + 315 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780826217950. 

Contents: Susanna DELFINO and Michele GILLE- 

SPIE, “Introduction,” 1-17; Robert H. GUDMES- 

TAD, “Steamboats and Southern Economic Development,” 

18-40 [ref. 2829]; Sean Patrick ADAMS, 

“Pits of Frustration: The Failed Transplant of 

British Mining Methods in Antebellum Virginia,” 

41-67 [ref. 2804]; Richard FOLLETT, “Slavery and 

Technology in Louisiana’s Sugar Bowl,” 68-96 

[ref. 2824]; Michele GILLESPIE, “Building Networks 

of Knowledge: Henry Merrell and Textile 

Manufacturing in the Antebellum South,” 97-124 

[ref. 2828]; Pamela C. EDWARDS, “Networks 

and the Textile Industry: Technology, Innovation 

and Labor in the Industrializing Southeast, 1890– 

1925,” 125-162 [ref. 3594]; Stephen Wallace TAY- 

LOR, “Technocracy on the March? The Tennessee 

Valley Authority and the Uses of Technology,” 163- 

180 [ref. 3622]; Yoneyuki SUGITA, “Telemedicine: 

An Important Component in Arizona’s Economic 

and Social Development,” 181-202 [ref. 3961]. 


2820. DISTEFANO, Diana L. “Disasters, Railway 

Workers, and the Law in Avalanche Country, 1888– 

1910.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 476–501. 

2821. DORN, Harold. “Simultaneity, Serendipity, 

and Steel: The Case of the Kelly-Bessemer Process.” 

In The Applied-Science Problem, edited by 

MCCLELLAN (2008) [ref. 515], 52–71. 

2822. DREICER, Gregory K. “Building Bridges and 

Boundaries: The Lattice and the Tube, 1820–1860.” 


2823. FLORENSA GIMÉNEZ, Albert, and Santiago 

RIERA I TUÈBOLS. “Els Inicis del vapor i del ferrocarril 

a Catalunya.” Translated Title: [The Beginnings 

of Steam and the Railway in Catalonia.] In 



(2009) [ref. 2135], 301–328. 

2824. FOLLETT, Richard. “Slavery and Technology 

in Louisiana’s Sugar Bowl.” In Technology, Innovation, 

and Southern Industrialization, edited by 

DELFINO and GILLESPIE (2008) [ref. 2819], 68–96. 

2825. FRÉRET-FILIPPI, Manolita. “Les mutations 

architecturales de l’hôpital de Fécamp (XIX e –XX e 

siècles). De l’espace social à l’espace médical.” In 

Accueillir ou soigner? L’hôpital et ses alternatives 

du Moyen Âge à nos jours, edited by MAREC (2007) 

[ref. 463], 59–65. 

2826. GARCÍA TAPIA, Nicolás. “Balzac y el hidalgo 

toledano: mito y realidad en la historia de la máquina 

de vapor.” In Más allá de la Leyenda Negra, edited by



443–456. 

2827. GERAGHTY, P. J. “Sir John Macneill (1793– 

1880): King of the Irish Railways.” Trans. Newcomen 

Soc. 78 (2008): 207–234. 

2828. GILLESPIE, Michele. “Building Networks 

of Knowledge: Henry Merrell and Textile Manufacturing 

in the Antebellum South.” In Technology, 

Innovation, and Southern Industrialization, edited by 


2829. GUDMESTAD, Robert H. “Steamboats and 

Southern Economic Development.” In Technology, 

Innovation, and Southern Industrialization, edited by 


2830. GUISE-RICHARDSON, Cai. “Redefining Vulcanization: 

Charles Goodyear, Patents, and Industrial 

Control, 1834–1865.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 

357–387. 

2831. JOHNSON, Carol Siri. The Language of Work: 

Technical Communication at Lukens Steel, 1810 to 

1925. Baywood’s Technical Communications Series. 

(viii + 200 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Amityville, 

NY: Baywood, 2009. ISBN: 9780895033840. 

“Traces the evolution of written forms of communication 

at Lukens Steel.” (from the publisher) 


2832. KANG, Minsoo. “The Happy Marriage of 

Steam and Engine Produces Beautiful Daughters and 

Bloody Monsters: Descriptions of Locomotives as 

Living Creatures in Modernist Culture, 1887–1935.” 

In Visions of the Industrial Age, 1830–1914, edited by 


3–20. 

2833. KOWALCZYK, Rafal. “Economic Aspects 

of the Development of the Railway System in the 

Kingdom of Poland Until 1914.” [Translated title.] 

In Polish. Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 54, no. 1 (2009): 

37–62. 

2834. KRAGH, Helge. “Styles of Science and Engineering: 

The Case of Early Long-Distance Telephony.” 

Centaurus 51 (2009): 175–188. 

Surveys developments from circa 1880 to 1910 on 

efforts to extend the range of telephony. 

2835. KREBS, Stefan. “Die Regeln der Eisenhüttenkunde: 

Genese und Struktur eines technikwissenschaftlichen 

Feldes, 1870–1914.” NTM 18 

(2010): 29–60. 

2836. MACNAIR, Miles. “Emile Bachelet (1863– 

1946): The Showman and the Flying Train.” Trans. 

Newcomen Soc. 78 (2008): 235–260. 

2837. MALONE, Patrick M. Waterpower in Lowell. 

Johns Hopkins Introductory Studies in the History of 

Technology. (xii + 254 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780801893063. 

2838. MCGREEVY, Patrick. Stairway to Empire: 

Lockport, the Erie Canal, and the Shaping of America. 

(xiv + 309 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Albany, 

NY: SUNY Press, 2009. ISBN: 9781438425276. 


2839. MIHM, Stephen. A Nation of Counterfeiters: 

Capitalists, Con Men, and the Making of the 

United States. (ix + 457 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, 

MA: Harvard University Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780674026575. 


2840. RIERA I TUÈBOLS, Santiago, and Albert FLO- 

RENSA GIMÉNEZ. “La Navegació al segle XIX.” 

Translated Title: [Navigation in the 19th Century.] 



(2009) [ref. 2135], 253–272. 

2841. ROBERTS, Gwilym. “Sir John Anderson, 

1814–86: The Unknown Engineer who Made the 

British Empire Possible.” Trans. Newcomen Soc. 78 

(2008): 261–291. 

2842. ROONEY, David. Ruth Belville: The Greenwich 

Time Lady. (192 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) London: 

National Maritime Museum, 2008. ISBN: 

9780948065972. 


2843. ROTH, Ralf, and Günter DINHOBL. (Eds.) 

Across the Borders: Financing the World’s Railways 

in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. (xxxviii + 

323 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Aldershot: Ashgate, 

2008. ISBN: 9780754660293. 


2844. SCHAFFNER, Wolfgang. “Los medios de 

comunicación y la construcción del territorio en 

América Latina.” English title: [Means of Communication 

and the Construction of Territory in Latin 

America]. Proceedings from the conference “Engineering 

and the Natural Sciences: Communication 

and transportation infrastructure in the history of the 

sciences in Ibero-America” held at the Universidade 

de La Plata, Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 811–826. 

2845. SCHUELER, Judith. Materialising Identity: 

The Co-construction of the Gotthard Railway and 

Swiss National Identity. Technology and European 

History Series, 1. (197 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Amsterdam: 

Aksant, 2008. ISBN: 9789052603025. 


2846. SHAHVAR, Soli. “Communications, Qajar Irredentism, 

and the Strategies of British India: The 

Makran Coast Telegraph and British Policy of Containing 

Persia in the East (Baluchistan)—Part I.” Iran. 

Stud. 39 (2006): 329–351. 

See also Soli SHAHVAR, “Communications, Qajar 

Irredentism, and the Strategies of British India” 

Iran. Stud. 39 (2006): 569–596 [ref. 2857]. 

2847. SHAHVAR, Soli. “Iron Poles, Wooden Poles: 

The Electric Telegraph and the Ottoman-Iranian 

Boundary Conflict, 1863–1865.” Brit. J. Mid. East 

Stud. 34 (2007): 23–42.


On the 19th-century border dispute between the 

Ottoman Empire and Iran, over the Indo-European 

telegraph line. 

2848. STEPANOV, V. L. “E. F. Kankrin and the Development 

of Mining and Metallurgy in Russia.” 

Russ. Stud. Hist. 47 (2008): 7–37. 

2849. TRAVIS, Anthony S. On Chariots with Horses 

of Fire and Iron: The Excursionists and the Narrow 

Gauge Railroad from Jaffa to Jerusalem. (viii 

+ 236 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Jerusalem: 

The Hebrew University Magnes Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9789659114702. 


2850. WANG, Hsien-Chun. “Discovering Steam 

Power in China, 1840s–1860s.” Tech. & Cult. 51 

(2010): 31–54. 

2851. WITTNER, David G. “Practice Makes Perfect: 

Foreign Knowledge and the Kamaishi Experiment.” 

Part of a Special Issue: “Locating Japanese Science 

and Technology: Place and the Production of Knowledge” 


On the Kamaishi Ironworks in Meiji Japan and the 

transmission of Western knowledge. 


TECHNOLOGY 

2852. ANDERSON, David, Janet DELVE, and Hans 

PUFAL. “Discovery of a Prototype Hollerith Machine 

in Paris.” http://www.rutherfordjournal. 


2009.). Rutherford J. 1 (2005-2006): Approx. 2000 

words. 

2853. BARRETT, Lindsay, and Matthew CONNELL. 

“Jevons and the Logic ‘Piano.’ ” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 3000 words. 

Discusses a museum exhibit. 

2854. CAMPBELL-KELLY, Martin. “The 

User-friendly Typewriter.” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 8000 words. 

2855. CASPER, Scott E. (Ed.) The Industrial Book, 

1840–1880. A History of the Book in America, 

3. (xix + 539 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: 

University of North Carolina Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780807830857. 


2856. MILLS, Mara. “When Mobile Communication 

Technologies Were New.” Endeavour 33 (2009): 

141–147. 

On mechanical hearing aids in the 19th century. 

2857. SHAHVAR, Soli. “Communications, Qajar Irredentism, 

and the Strategies of British India: The 

Makran Coast Telegraph and British Policy of Containing 

Persia in the East (Baluchistan)—Part II.” 

Iran. Stud. 39 (2006): 569–596. 

See also Soli SHAHVAR, “Communications, Qajar 

Irredentism, and the Strategies of British India” 

Iran. Stud. 39 (2006): 329–351 [ref. 2846]. 


2858. CARTAÑÀ I PINÉN, Jordi, Enric MATEU TOR- 

TOSA, and Salvador CALATAYUD GINER. “Una 

Agronomia en mutació.” Translated Title: [A Mutating 

Agronomy.] In Catalan. In La Ciència en 



2859. CASTONGUAY, Stéphane. “Creating an Agricultural 

World Order: Regional Plant Protection Problems 

and International Phytopathology, 1878–1939.” 

Agr. Hist. 84 (2010): 46–73. 

2860. COHEN, Benjamin R. Notes from the Ground: 

Science, Soil and Society in the American Countryside. 

(xii + 272 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New Haven: 

Yale University Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780300139235. 

“On the cultural conditions that brought agriculture 

and science together in nineteenth-century 

America.” (from the publisher) 


2861. DIAMOND, David H. “Origins of Pioneer 

Apple Orchards in the American West: Random 

Seeding Versus Artisan Horticulture.” Agr. Hist. 84 

(2010): 423–450. 

2862. FORD, Caroline. “Reforestation, Landscape 

Conservation, and the Anxieties of Empire in French 

Colonial Algeria.” Amer. Hist. Rev. 113 (2008): 

341–362. 

2863. FRANKLIN, H. Bruce. The Most Important 

Fish in the Sea: Menhaden and America. 

(265 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Washington: 

Island Press/Shearwater Books, 2007. ISBN: 

9781597261241. 


2864. JONES, Joseph J. “Good for a National Cemetery: 

Questions of Land Use and an 1888 Botanical 

Expedition across Northern Michigan.” Agr. Hist. 83 

(2009): 174–200. 

2865. KEVLES, Daniel J. “Fruit Nationalism: Horticulture 

in the United States—From the Revolution to 

the First Centennial.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by 


2866. NELSON, Bryn. “The Lingering Heat over 

Pasteurized Milk.” Chem. Heritage 27, no. 1 (2009): 

26–31. 

2867. SAFIER, Neil. “Spies, Dyes and Leaves: 

Agro-Intermediaries, Luso-Brazilian Couriers, and 

the Worlds They Sowed.” In The Brokered World, 

edited by SCHAFFER et al. (2009) [ref. 545], 239– 

269. 

2868. WILSON, Jeffrey K. “Environmental Chauvinism 

in the Prussian East: Forestry as a Civilizing 

Mission on the Ethnic Frontier, 1871–1914.” Cent. 

Eur. Hist. 41 (2008): 27–70.



2869. DAHMEN, Silvio R. “Boltzmann and the Art 

of Flying.” Phys. Persp. 11 (2009): 244–260. 

“One of the less known aspects of the work of 

Ludwig Boltzmann is that he was an advocate of 

aviation.” (from the abstract) 

2870. SIDDIQI, Asif A. The Red Rockets’ Glare: 

Spaceflight and the Soviet Imagination, 1857–1957. 

Cambridge Centennial of Flight. (xiii + 402 pp.; 

ill.; maps; index.) New York: Cambridge University 




2871. BRUCH, Rüdiger vom, Uta GERHARDT, and 

Aleksandra PAWLICZEK. (Eds.) Kontinuitäten 


des 20. Jahrhunderts. Wissenschaft, Politik und 

Gesellschaft, 1. (352 pp.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: 

Franz Steiner Verlag, 2006. ISBN: 9783515089654. 

Contents: Rüdiger vom BRUCH and Aleksandra 

PAWLICZEK, “Einleitung Zum Verhältnis von politischem 

und Wissenschaftswandel,” 9-17; Mitchell 

G. ASH, “Wissenschaftswandlungen und politische 

Umbrüche im 20. Jahrhundert—was hatten 

sie miteinander zu tun?” 19-37; Uta GERHARDT, 

“Zäsuren und Zeitperspektiven. Überlegungen zu 

‘Wertfreiheit’ und ‘Objektivität’ als Problemen 

der Wissenschaftsgeschichte,” 39-67 [ref. 157]; 

Aleksandra PAWLICZEK, “Kontinuität des informellen 

Konsens’. Die Berufungspolitik der Universität 

Berlin und ihre jüdischen Dozenten im 

Kaiserreich und in der Weimarer Republik,” 69-92 

[ref. 2248]; Andreas MALYCHA, “Der Umgang 

mit politisch belasteten Hochschulprofessoren an 

der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Berlin 

in den Jahren von 1945 bis 1949,” 93-110 

[ref. 2990]; Ulrike THOMS, “Einbruch, Aufbruch, 

Durchbruch? Ernährungsforschung in Deutschland 

vor und nach 1945,” 111-130 [ref. 3561]; Arne 

SCHIRRMACHER, “Wiederaufbau ohne Wiederkehr. 

Die Physik in Deutschland in den Jahren 

nach 1945 und die historiographische Problematik 

des Remigrationskonzepts,” 131-151 [ref. 3805]; 

Albert PRESAS I PUIG, “Deutsche Wissenschaftler 

und Spezialisten in Spanien im 20. Jahrhundert: 

Kontinuitäten und Umbrüche,” 153-166 

[ref. 2876]; Jens THIEL, “Akademische ‘Zinnsoldaten’? 

Karrieren deutscher Geisteswissenschaftler 

zwischen Beruf und Berufung (1933/1945),” 

167-194 [ref. 3000]; Uta GERHARDT and Alexia 

ARNOLD, “Von Chicago nach Darmstadt. Das 

Verhältnis zwischen der Chicago-Soziologie und 

der Darmstadt-Studie. Zur Kontinuität und Diskontinuität 

der Gesellschaftskonzeption(en) im 

Blickfeld der Stadt-Land-Thematik,” 195-222 

[ref. 3349]; Udo SCHAGEN, “Sozialhygiene als 

Leitkonzept für Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft. 

Der Bruch mit dem Biologismus in der Medizin 

der SBZ,” 223-232 [ref. 3558]; Christoph KOPKE, 

“Themen der deutschen Ernährungswissenschaft 

in den vierziger und fünfziger Jahren im Spiegel 

zentraler Zeitschriften. Ein Blick auf Die 

Ernährung, die Ernährung und Verpflegung, die 

Ernährungs-Umschau, die Ernährungsforschung 

und Die Nahrung,” 233-246 [ref. 3537]; Sabine 

SCHLEIERMACHER, “Reform oder Restauration? 

Vorschläge für das Medizinstudium in der 

amerikanischen und der sowjetischen Besatzungszone,” 

247-261 [ref. 3453]; Felix BRAHM and 

Jochen MEISSNER, “Von den Auslandswissenschaften 

zu den area studies. Standortspezifische 

und biographische Perspektiven auf die Frage nach 

dem Zäsurcharakter des Jahres 1945,” 263-279; 

Frank UEKÖTTER, “Ist der Gigant zäsurfähig? 

Zur Problematik von Wendepunkten in den Agrarwissenschaften,” 

281-290 [ref. 3667]; Johannes 

VOSSEN, “Die Medizinische Fakultät der Berliner 

Universität und der Systemwechsel von 1933. 

Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten im Bereich 

der Personalpolitik,” 291-304 [ref. 2992]; Sybilla 

NIKOLOW, “Otto Neurath und die Bildstatistik 

1918/1933/1945. Biographische Ab- und wissenschaftliche 

Aufbrüche,” 305-318; “Workshops in 

Rahmen des DFG-Schwerpunktprogramms ‘Wissenschaft, 

Politik und Gesellschaft. Deutschland 

im internationalen Zussammemhang im späten 19. 

und im 20. Jahrhundert,’ ” 319-344. 


2872. LOURENCO, Francisco dos Santos et al. “Biblioteca 

Virtual Carlos Chagas Filho: um espaço para 

divulgação da ciência brasileira contemporânea.” English 

title: [Carlos Chagas Filho Virtual Library: A 

Space for Disseminating Contemporary Brazilian 

Science]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 779–788. 

On the process of compiling a virtual library centered 

on the life and work of Chagas Filho. 

2873. PASACHOFF, Naomi. “Postscripts to the Centennial 

Celebration of Einstein’s Annus Mirabilis.” 

Metascience 18 (2009): 207–222. 

Essay review of Jürgen NEFFE, Einstein (2007); 

Jeffrey CRELINSTEN, Einstein’s Jury (2006); Silvan 

S. SCHWEBER, Einstein and Oppenheimer 

(2008); Peter GALISON, Gerald James HOLTON, 

and S. S. SCHWEBER (eds.), Einstein for the 21st 

Century (2008). 


2874. CLARKE, Sabine. “Pure Science with a Practical 

Aim: The Meanings of Fundamental Research in 

Britain, circa 1916–1950.” Isis 101 (2010): 285–311. 

2875. LUNA-MORALES, Ma. Elena, Francisco 

COLLAZO-REYES, Jane M. RUSSELL, and Miguel 

Ángel PÉREZ-ANGÓN. “Early Patterns of Scientific 

Production by Mexican Researchers in Mainstream 

Journals, 1900–1950.” JASIST 60 (2009): 1337– 

1348. 

Notices strong contribution of researchers associated 

with the public-health sector and the chemical 

and mining industries. 

2876. PRESAS I PUIG, Albert. “Deutsche Wissenschaftler 

und Spezialisten in Spanien im 20. Jahrhundert: 

Kontinuitäten und Umbrüche.” In Kontinuitäten 


des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited by BRUCH et al. (2006) 

[ref. 2871], 153–166.


2877. ROCA I ROSELL, Antoni, and Vicent Lluís 

SALAVERT FABIANI. “Catalanisme, valencianisme i 

ciència en el canvi de segle.” Translated Title: [Catalanism, 

Valencianism and Science at the Turn of the 

Century.] In Catalan. In La Ciència en la Història 


PARÉS (2009) [ref. 2135], 523–569. 


2878. EINSTEIN, Albert. The Collected Papers of 

Albert Einstein. Edited by Diana KORMOS BUCH- 

WALD, Ze’ev ROSENKRANZ, Tilman SAUER, József 

ILLY, and Virginia Iris HOLMES. Vol. 12, Correspondence, 

January-December 1921. (lxxvii + 609 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780691141909. 

2879. RAOS, Nenad. “Letters of Svante Arrhenius to 

His Former Croatian Student.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 33 

(2008): 12–16. 

370-6. HISTORY OF SCIENCE AS A PROFESSION 

2880. GRYGLEWSKI, Ryszard W. “Logic of Medicine 

in Interpretation of Wladyslaw Szumowski.” 

[Translated title.] In Polish. Kwart. Hist. Nauk. Tech. 

54, no. 2 (2009): 7–20. 

On Szumowski’s ideas of the role and status of 

logic in medicine, and its importance for educating 

future doctors. 


WORKS 

2881. BERNSTEIN, Jeremy. Physicists on Wall Street 

and Other Essays on Science and Society. (xii + 182 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Springer, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780387765051. 

Essays on physicists and other scientists and their 

involvement in politics, economics, and literature. 

2882. CARSON, Cathryn. Heisenberg in the Atomic 

Age: Science and the Public Sphere. Publications 

of the German Historical Institute. (xvi + 541 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Cambridge University 


2883. COLLINS, Martin. “Matthew Connelly’s Fatal 

Misconception: The Struggle to Control World Population: 

Introduction.” Introduction to History and 

Technology Forum, focusing on Matthew Connelly’s 

Fatal Misconception: The Stuggle to Control World 

Population (2008). Hist. & Tech. 26 (2010): 59–60. 

Includes: David C. ENGERMAN, “Reproducing 

Power?” 61–67; Michelle MURPHY, “Technology, 

Governmentality, and Population Control,” 69–76; 

Anupama RAO, “India and Global History,” 77– 

84; Matthew CONNELLY, “Author Response: All 

Biopolitics is Global,” 85–88. 

2884. ENEBAKK, Vidar. “Lilley Revisited: Or Science 

and Society in the Twentieth Century.” Brit. J. 

Hist. Sci. 42 (2009): 563–593. 

On Samuel Lilley, the Marxist mathematician and 

historian of science. 

2885. LEYVA, Amy. “Christmas at Hanford.” Chem. 

Heritage 27, no. 4 (2009): 24–29. 

About the Hanford, Washington, site of the Manhattan 

Project. 

2886. SCHAYEGH, Cyrus. “The Social Relevance of 

Knowledge: Science and the Formation of Modern 

Iran, 1910s–40s.” Mid. East Stud. 43 (2007): 941– 

960. 

2887. TANNER, Jakob. “Populäre Wissenschaft: Metamorphosen 

des Wissens im Medium des Films.” 

Part of a special issue: Film und Wissenschaft: 


[ref. 216]. Gesnerus 66 (2009): 15–39. 

On two films from the early 20th century on the 

sciences of relativity and evolution. 

2888. TONTONOZ, Matthew. “The Scopes Trial 

Revisited: Social Darwinism Versus Social Gospel.” 

Sci. Cult. 17 (2008): 121–143. 

2889. ZAKARIYA, Nasser Basem. “Towards a Final 

Story: Time, Myth and the Origins of the Universe.” 



Galison, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 3396034. 335 pp. 

Analysis of the “scientific epic” since the late 19th 

century among popularizing scientists. 


2890. PROSS, Christian. “The Attitude of German 

Émigré Doctors towards Medicine under National Socialism.” 

Part of a special issue: Medical Refugees in 

Britain and the Wider World, 1930–1960 [ref. 3464]. 

Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 531–552. 

On the varying ideas about German eugenic policies 

by doctors of different political and ideological 

persuasions. 


AND ECONOMICS 

2891. CLARKE, Sabine. “A Technocratic Imperial 

State? The Colonial Office and Scientific Research, 

1940–1960.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. 18 (2007): 

453–480. 

2892. FINCHELSTEIN, Federico. “The Anti- 

Freudian Politics of Argentine Fascism: Anti- 

Semitism, Catholicism, and the Internal Enemy, 

1932–1945.” Hispanic Amer. Hist. Rev. 87 (2007): 

77–110. 

2893. FINLAY, Mark R. Growing American Rubber: 

Strategic Plants and the Politics of National Security. 

Studies in Modern Science, Technology, and the 

Environment. (xiii + 317 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780813544830. 


2894. FISCHER, Frank, and Alan MANDELL. 

“Michael Polanyi’s Republic of Science: The Tacit 

Dimension.” Sci. Cult. 18 (2009): 23–46. 

2895. GOODMAN, Michael S. Spying on the Nuclear 

Bear: Anglo-American Intelligence and the Soviet 

Bomb. Stanford Nuclear Age Series. (xv + 295 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford University 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780804755856.


2896. HAMILTON, Shane. Trucking Country: The 

Road to America’s Wal-Mart Economy. Politics and 

Society in Twentieth-Century America. (xi + 305 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton 



2897. HOFFMANN, Dieter. “Fritz Lange, Klaus 

Fuchs, and the Remigration of Scientists to East 

Germany.” Phys. Persp. 11 (2009): 405–425. 

2898. KAYE, David H. The Double Helix and the 

Law of Evidence. (xvi + 330 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780674035881. 

On how DNA science has been integrated into the 

American legal system. 

2899. KLEIMAN, Jordan. “The Rise of Agribusiness 

and the Demise of the New Deal Order.” Tech. & 


Essay review of Shane HAMILTON, Trucking 

Country (2008) [ref. 2896]. 

2900. LI Xuetong. “Justice, Right and Benefit: Negotiation 

between Chinese Scholars and Sven Hedin 

in 1927.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of a special 

issue on the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition 

[ref. 3187]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26, suppl. (2007): 

43–55. 

2901. LINDNER, Stephan H. Inside IG Farben: 

Hoechst during the Third Reich. (xx + 388 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge University 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780521887663. 


2902. MEDINA-DOMÉNECH, Rosa. “Scientific 

Technologies of National Identity as Colonial Legacies: 

Extracting the Spanish Nation from Equatorial 

Guinea.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 81–112. 

On biological technologies such as fingerprinting, 

blood testing, and intelligence testing. 

2903. MITMAN, Gregg, and Paul ERICKSON. “Latex 

and Blood: Science, Markets, and American Empire.” 

Radic. Hist. Rev. 107 (2010): 45–73. 

Looks at the expansion of American commercial 

markets through its scientific, economic, and medical 

involvement in rubber plantations in Liberia. 

2904. MIZUNO, Hiromi. Science for the Empire: 

Scientific Nationalism in Modern Japan. (269 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780804759618. 

2905. PINAULT, Michel. La science au parlement : 

Les débuts d’une politique des recherches scientifiques 

en France. CNRS histoire des sciences. (158 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: CNRS, 2006. ISBN: 

9782271064646. 


2906. ROCA I ROSELL, Antoni. “La República, 

la Generalitat i la renovació de les institucions 

científiques.” Translated Title: [The Republic, the 

Autonomous Government of Catalonia and the Renovation 

of Scientific Institutions.] In Catalan. In La 



785–808. 

2907. SALVATORE, Ricardo Donato. “Imperial Mechanics: 

South America’s Hemispheric Integration in 

the Machine Age.” Part of a special issue: Rewiring 

the “Nation”: The Place of Technology in American 

Studies [ref. 528]. Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 662–691. 

2908. SANTARÉN, Juan Fernández, and José M. 

SÁNCHEZ-RON. “Science and Politics: Ramon y 

Cajal’s Intervention in Giuseppe Levi’s 1934 Liberation.” 

J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 137–149. 

On 3 letters concerning the imprisonment and 

liberation of the Italian scientist Giuseppe Levi in 

1934. (from the abstract) 

2909. SCHIEDER, Wolfgang. “Adolf Butenandt between 

Science and Politics: From the Weimar Republic 

to the Federal Republic of Germany.” In The 

Kaiser Wilhelm Society under National Socialism, 

edited by HEIM et al. (2009) [ref. 2971], 74–96. 

2910. SHUKIN, Nicole. Animal Capital: Rendering 

Life in Biopolitical Times. Posthumanities, 6. (viii + 

306 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: University of 

Minnesota Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780816653416. 


2911. VIDEIRA, Antonio Augusto Passos. 

“ ‘Pensando no Brasil’: O nacionalismo entre os físicos 

brasileiros no período entre 1945 e 1955.” Saber 

y Tiempo 5, no 18 (2004): 71–98. 

2912. WEINBERG, Georg M. L., Marcelino José 

JORGE, and Marina Figueiras JORGE. “Produção de 

conhecimento e busca de aplicações: a experiência da 

universidade com a indústria química.” English title: 

[Knowledge Production and the Quest for Applicability: 

The Experience of Universities and the Chemical 

Industry]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 747–761. 


AND THE ARTS 

2913. ANTONELLO, Pierpaolo, and Marja HAR- 

MANMAA. “Introduction: Future Imperfect—Italian 

Futurism between Tradition and Modernity.” Introduction 

to a symposium on futurism. Eur. Legacy 14 

(2009): 777–784. 

Contents: Katia PIZZI, “Dancing and Flying the 

Body Mechanical: Five Visions for the New Civilisation,” 

785–798 [ref. 3613]; Lucia RE, “Mina 

Loy and the Quest for a Futurist Feminist Woman,” 

799–819 [ref. 2950]; Christine POGGI, “The Futurist 

Noise Machine,” 821–840; Enrico CESARETTI, 

“Recipes for the Future: Traces of Past Utopias in 

The Futurist Cookbook,” 841–856; Marja HAR- 

MANMAA, “Beyond Anarchism: Marinetti’s Futurist 

(anti-)Utopia of Individualism and ‘Artocracy,’ ” 

857–871. 

2914. ARANTES, Marco Antonio. “Hospicio de 

doctores.” English title: [Asylum of Doctors.]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 49–63. 

On the work of Brazilian writer Afonso Henriques 

de Lima Barreto and his observations about medical 

doctors.


2915. BIRO, Matthew. The Dada Cyborg: Visions of 

the New Human in Weimar Berlin. (x + 318 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: University of Minnesota 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780816636198. 


2916. BRAUER, Fae, and Anthea CALLEN. (Eds.) 

Art, Sex and Eugenics: Corpus Delecti. (xviii + 298 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Burlington: Ashgate, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780754658276. 

Contents: Fae BRAUER, “Introduction: Making 

Eugenic Bodies Delectable: Art, ‘Biopower’ and 

‘Scientia Sexualis,’ ” 1-34; Roger BLACKLEY, 

“Improper Moves: Maori Haka and Racial Destiny,” 

35-64; Shawn Michelle SMITH, “The Art 

of Scientific Propaganda,” 65-96; Fae BRAUER, 

“Eroticizing Lamarckian Eugenics: The Body 

Stripped Bare during French Sexual Neoregulation,” 

97-138; Anthea CALLEN, “Man or Machine: 

Ideals of the Labouring Male Body and the Aesthetics 

of Industrial Production in Early Twentiethcentury 

Europe,” 139-162; Gabriel KOUREAS, 

“ ‘Desiring Skin’: Eugenics, Trauma and Acting 

Out of Masculinities in British Inter-war Visual 

Culture,” 163-188; Lorettann GASCARD, “ ‘The 

Proper Peep’: Conflicting Female Ideals under 

German National Socialism,” 189-208; Pat SIMP- 

SON, “Bolshevism and ‘Sexual Revolution’: Visualizing 

New Soviet Woman as the Eugenic,” 

209-238; Christina COGDELL, “Future Perfect? 

The Elusive ‘Ideal Type,’ ” 239-272. 


2917. DZIUBINSKYJ, Aaron. “Eduardo Urzaiz’s 

Eugenia: Eugenics, Gender, and Dystopian Society 

in Twenty-Third-Century Mexico.” Science-Fiction 

Studies 34 (2007): 463–472. 

2918. FANNING, William J., Jr. “The Historical 

Death Ray and Science Fiction in the 1920s and 

1930s.” Science-Fiction Studies 37 (2010): 253–274. 

2919. GRIEP, Mark, and Marjorie MIKASEN. ReAction! 

Chemistry in the Movies. (viii + 340 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Oxford; New York: Oxford University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780195326925. 

2920. HEITMANN, John Alfred. The Automobile 

and American Life. (xi + 248 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 2009. ISBN: 

9780786440139. 


2921. HEYNICK, Frank. “William T. G. Morton and 

‘The Great Moment.’ ” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 

27–35. 

On a 1944 film about dentist William T. G. Morton’s 

discovery of ether anesthesia in the 19th 

century. 

2922. KAUFMAN, Scott Eric. “Maximal Diversity: 

Non-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory in American 

Fiction, 1895–1910.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of California, Irvine, 

2008. Advisor: Szalay, Michael. Pub. no. AAT 

3338383. 264 pp. 

2923. KILGORE, D. W. D. “Difference Engine: 

Aliens, Robots, and Other Racial Matters in the 

History of Science Fiction.” Science-Fiction Studies 

37 (2010): 16–22. 

2924. KREMENTSOV, Nikolai. “Off with Your 

Heads: Isolated Organs in Early Soviet Science and 

Fiction.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 87–100. 

2925. MOFFETT, John, and LIU Dun. “Zheng Xiaocang: 

Scientific Poetry, Joseph Needham and Other 

Things.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 26 (2007): 537–550. 

2926. PERKOWITZ, Sidney. Hollywood Science: 

Movies, Science, and the End of the World. (x + 

255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Columbia 



2927. PLATE, Daniel Robert. “Early Readers of 

Kenneth Burke: Contradiction within Community as 

a Means to Knowledge.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 

(2008). 

Dissertation at Washington University in St. Louis, 

2008. Advisor: Ruland, Richard. Pub. no. AAT 

3316664. 249 pp. On Kenneth Burke’s understanding 

of science. 

2928. REAGAN, Leslie J., Nancy TOMES, and Paula 

A. TREICHLER. (Eds.) Medicine’s Moving Pictures: 

Medicine, Health, and Bodies in American Film and 

Television. Rochester Studies in Medical History. (vi 

+ 343 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Rochester, NY: University 

of Rochester Press, 2007. ISBN: 9781580462341. 


2929. RÜTTEN, Thomas. “Cholera in Thomas 

Mann’s Death in Venice.” Gesnerus 66 (2009): 256– 

287. 

2930. SCHMIDT, Peter Allon, Jr. “Terraforming: 

An Investigation of the Boundaries between Science 

and Hard Science Fiction.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/07 

(2011). 

Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2010. 

Advisor: Seidel, Robert. Pub. no. AAT 3408434. 

234 pp. 

2931. STILES, Anne. “Literature in Mind: H. G. 

Wells and the Evolution of the Mad Scientist.” J. 

Hist. Ideas 70 (2009): 317–339. 

2932. TELOTTE, J. P. “Animating Space: Disney, 

Science, and Empowerment.” Science-Fiction Studies 

35 (2008): 48–59. 

2933. THORPE, Charles. “Alienation as Death: Technology, 

Capital, and the Degradation of Everyday Life 

in Elmer Rice’s The Adding Machine.” Sci. Cult. 18 

(2009): 261–279. 

2934. TOWNSEND, Christopher. “ ‘The Art I Love is 

the Art of Cowards’: Francis Picabia and Rene Clair’s 

Entr’acte and the Politics of Death and Remembrance 

in France after World War One.” Sci. Cult. 18 (2009): 

281–296. 

2935. VINT, Sherryl. “ ‘The Animals in That Country’: 

Science Fiction and Animal Studies.” Introduction 

to a special issue on literary and scientific


representations of animals. Science-Fiction Studies 

35 (2008): 177–188. 

Contents: Joan GORDON, “Gazing across the 

Abyss: The Amborg Gaze in Sheri S. Tepper’s 

Six Moon Dance,” 189–206 [ref. 3734]; Cat YAM- 

PELL, “When Science Blurs the Boundaries: The 

Commodification of the Animal in Young Adult 

Science Fiction,” 207–222 [ref. 377]; Aline FER- 

REIRA, “Primate Tales: Interspecies Pregnancy 

and Chimerical Beings,” 223–237 [ref. 410]; Rebecca 

BISHOP, “ ‘Several Exceptional Forms of 

Primates’: Simian Cinema,” 238–250 [ref. 408]; 

Gavin MILLER, “Animals, Empathy, and Care in 

Naomi Mitchison’s Memoirs of a Spacewoman,” 

251–265 [ref. 199]; Graham J. MURPHY, “Considering 

Her Ways: In(ter)secting Matriarchal 

Utopias,” 266–228 [ref. 3738]. 

2936. WAIZBORT, Ricardo, and Lucia DE LA 

ROCQUE. “Um replicador em movimento: 

aproximações entre a poética narrativa de Borges 

e o programa de pesquisa dos memes.” Article also 

in English. English title: [A Replicator in Movement: 

Similarities between Borges’ Poetic Narrative and the 

Memes Research Agenda]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

183–195. 

2937. WALTER, Christina Michelle. “The Modernist 

Imagetext: Embodying Impersonality from Optics to 

Aesthetics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 (2008). 


Champaign, 2008. Advisor: Esty, Jed. Pub. no. 

AAT 3314930. 317 pp. Describes “the visual 

languages” of Walter Pater, Michael Field, H.D., 

D. H. Lawrence, and Mina Loy. 


ETHNICITY 

2938. ANDERSON, Warwick. “Ambiguities of Race: 

Science on the Reproductive Frontier of Australia and 

the Pacific between the Wars.” Austral. Hist. Stud. 40 

(2009): 143–160. 

2939. FARLAND, Maria. “W. E. B. DuBois, Anthropometric 

Science, and the Limits of Racial Uplift.” 

Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 1017–1044. 

2940. FOUCHÉ, Rayvon. “Say It Loud, I’m Black 

and I’m Proud: African Americans, American Artifactual 

Culture, and Black Vernacular Technological 

Creativity.” Part of a special issue: Rewiring the “Nation”: 

The Place of Technology in American Studies 

[ref. 528]. Amer. Quart. 58 (2006): 639–661. 

2941. YOUNG, Terence. “ ‘A Contradiction in Democratic 

Government’: W. J. Trent, Jr., and the Struggle 

to Desegregate National Park Campgrounds.” Environ. 

Hist. 14 (2009): 651–682. 


2942. BRISTOW, Joseph. “Remapping the Sites of 

Modern Gay History: Legal Reform, Medico-Legal 

Thought, Homosexual Scandal, Erotic Geography.” 

J. Brit. Stud. 46 (2007): 116–142. 

2943. BROOKES, Barbara, and Catherine SMITH. 

“Technology and Gender: Barbers and Hairdressers 

in New Zealand, 1900–1970.” Hist. & Tech. 25 

(2009): 365–386. 

2944. CHIANG, Yung-chen. “Womanhood, Motherhood 

and Biology: The Early Phases of The Ladies’ 

Journal, 1915–25.” Gend. & Hist. 18 (2006): 519– 

545. 

2945. FREIRE, Maria Martha de Luna. “ ‘Ser mãe é 

uma ciência:’ mulheres, médicos e a construção da 

maternidade científica na década de 1920.” English 

title: [“Being a Mother Is a Science”: Women, Physicians, 

and the Construction of Scientific Maternity in 

the 1920s]. Manguinhos 15, suppl. (2008): 153–171. 

2946. JACK, Jordynn. Science on the Home Front: 

American Women Scientists in World War II. (x + 165 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Champaign, IL: University of 

Illinois Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780252076596. 

2947. LOPES, Maria Margaret. “Proeminência na 

mídia, reputação em ciências: a construção de uma 

feminista paradigmática e cientista normal no Museu 

Nacional do Rio de Janeiro.” Part of a special issue: 

Gender, Women and Science. English title: [Prominence 

in the Media, Renown in the Sciences: The 

Construction of a Paradigmatic Feminist and a Scientist 

at Rio de Janeiro’s Museu Nacional] [ref. 222]. 

Manguinhos 15, suppl. (2008): 73–95. 

On Bertha Lutz. 

2948. NOLAN, Andrew. “Making Modern Men: The 

Scopes Trial, Masculinity, and Progress in the 1920s 

United States.” Gend. & Hist. 19 (2007): 122–142. 

2949. PLANTA, Helen. “Women Scientists in British 

Industry: Technical Library and Information Workers, 

c.1918–1960.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 14 (2005): 301– 

322. 

2950. RE, Lucia. “Mina Loy and the Quest for a 

Futurist Feminist Woman.” Part of a symposium 

on futurism. [ref. 2913]. Eur. Legacy 14 (2009): 

799–819. 


2951. RAMPELT, Jason. “Religion as a Cause in 

Scientific Research.” Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 121–130. 

Essay review of Matthew STANLEY, Practical 

Mystic (2007). 

2952. RICHMOND, Jesse. “Design and Dissent: 

Religion, Authority, and the Scientific Spirit of Robert 

Broom.” Isis 100 (2009): 485–504. 

On the idiosyncratic evolutionary theory of paleontologist 

Robert Broom in the 1930s. 

2953. SCHRÖDER, Wilfried. Naturerkenntnis und 

christlicher Glaube: Zum Verhältnis von Physik und 

christlichem Glauben. Beiträge zur Geschichte der 

Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik, 8. (41 pp.; bibl.) 

Potsdam: Science Edition, 2008. 

Looks at the works of Einstein, Planck, and Heisenberg. 


2954. AHUJA, Neel. “Cultures of Quarantine: Race, 

U.S. Empire, and the Biomedical Discourse of Na-


tional Security, 1893–1960.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/10 

(2009). 

Dissertation at University of California, San Diego, 

2008. Advisors: Davidson, Michael; DuBois, 

Page. Pub. no. AAT 3330845. 328 pp. 

2955. BEHRENS, Peter J. “War, Sanity, and the Nazi 

Mind: The Last Passion of Joseph Jastrow.” Hist. 

Psychol. 12 (2009): 266–284. 

On the psychologist Joseph Jastrow’s efforts to 

expose the menace of Nazism to the American 

public. 

2956. CATALÀ GORGUES, Jesús Ignasi, and Antoni 

ROCA I ROSELL. “La Guerra Civil (1936–1939) i 

la ciència.” Translated Title: [The Civil War (1936– 

1939) and Science.] In Catalan. In La Ciència en 



2957. CROUTHAMEL, Jason. “Male Sexuality and 

Psychological Trauma: Soldiers and Sexual Disorder 

in World War I and Weimar Germany.” J. Hist. 

Sexual. 17 (2008): 60–84. 

2958. FANGERAU, Heiner. “From Mephistopheles 

to Isaiah: Jacques Loeb, Technical Biology and War.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 229–256. 

2959. FLEMING, James R. “Sverre Petterssen, the 

Bergen School, and the Forecasts for D-Day.” Part of 

a special issue: International Perspectives on the History 



2960. GIRARD, Marion. A Strange and Formidable 

Weapon: British Responses to World War I Poison 

Gas. Studies in War, Society and the Military. (x 

+ 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lincoln: University of 

Nebraska Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780803222236. 


2961. HERAUT, Louis-Armand. “Miranda de Ebro : 

État sanitaire du camp de concentration à l’automne 

1943.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 205–214. 

2962. MAAS, Ad, and Hans HOOIJMAIJERS. (Eds.) 

Scientific Research in World War II: What Scientists 

Did in the War. Routledge Studies in Modern History, 

7. (xii + 240 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New York: 

Routledge, 2009. ISBN: 9780710313409. 

Contents: Mark WALKER, “Introduction: Ordinary 

Scientists in Extraordinary Circumstances,” 

1-11; Ad MAAS, “The Mobilisation of Science 

and Science-Based Technology during the Second 

World War: A Comparative History,” 13-30; 

Leonardo GARIBOLDI, “To Work or Not to Work 

in War Research? The Case of the Italian Physicist 

G. P. S. Occhialini during World War II,” 31-43 

[ref. 3088]; Marlene BURNS, “Scientific Research 

in the Second World War: The Case for Bacinol, 

Dutch Penicillin,” 44-61 [ref. 3570]; Dirk van 

DELFT, “Preventing Theft: The Kamerlingh Onnes 

Laboratory in Wartime,” 62-76 [ref. 3076]; Marian 

FOURNIER, “Electron Microscopy in Second 

World War Delft,” 77-95 [ref. 2976]; Alexander 

Von LÜNEN, “ ‘Splendid Isolation’? Aviation 

Medicine in World War II,” 96-108 [ref. 3432]; 

Stephen SNELDERS, “National Socialism, Human 

Genetics and Eugenics in the Netherlands, 1940– 

1945,” 109-120 [ref. 3272]; Falk MÜLLER, “The 

Birth of a Modern Instrument and Its Development 

during World War II: Electron Microscopy 

in Germany from the 1930s to 1945,” 121-146 

[ref. 2979]; Florian SCHMALTZ, “Aerodynamic 

Research at the Nationaal Luchtvaartlaboratorium 

(NLL) in Amsterdam under German Occupation 

during World War II,” 147-182 [ref. 3682]; 

Masakatsu YAMAZAKI, “Masa Takeuchi and His 

Involvement in the Japanese Nuclear Weapons Research 

Programme,” 183-190 [ref. 3128]; Keiko 

NAGASE-REIMER, “The Cyclotron and the War: 

Construction of the 60-Inch Cyclotron in Japan,” 

191-201 [ref. 3107]; Chris C. BISSELL, “Forging 

a New Discipline: Reflections on the Wartime 

Infrastructure for Research and Development in 

Feedback Control in the US, the UK, Germany 

and the USSR,” 202-212 [ref. 3588]; J. V. FIELD, 

“British Cryptanalysis: The Breaking of ‘Fish’ 

Traffic,” 213-231 [ref. 3027]. 


2963. SCHMALTZ, Florian. “Chemical Weapons 

Research in National Socialism: The Collaboration 

of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institutes with the Military 

and Industry.” In The Kaiser Wilhelm Society under 

National Socialism, edited by HEIM et al. (2009) 

[ref. 2971], 312–338. 

2964. SHEFFY, Yigal. “Chemical Warfare and the 

Palestine Campaign, 1916–1918.” J. Mil. Hist. 73 

(2009): 803–844. 

2965. WAKELAM, Randall T. The Science of Bombing: 

Operational Research in RAF Bomber Command. 

(ix + 347 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780802099365. 

2966. WANG Shiping, LI Yanping, and DAI Nianzu. 

“Chiang Kai-shek and the KMT Government’s Dream 

of an Atom Bomb in 1940s.” [Translated title.] In 

Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 197– 

210. 

2967. WITTNER, Lawrence S. Confronting the 

Bomb: A Short History of the World Nuclear Disarmament 

Movement. Stanford Nuclear Age Series. 

(xiv + 254 pp.; index.) Stanford: Stanford University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780804756310. 


2968. ADAMS, Stephen B. “Follow the Money: Engineering 

at Stanford and UC Berkeley during the 

Rise of Silicon Valley.” Minerva 47 (2009): 367–390. 

2969. ECKERT, Christina. “Internationale Abschlusstagung 

zum Forschungsprojekt ‘Geschichte 

der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft 1920– 

1970.’ ” Proceedings of a conference in Berlin on 

30-31 January 2008. Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 31 

(2008): 160–163. 

2970. GRIFFENHAGEN, George. “APhA Foundation 

History.” Pharm. Hist. 48 (2006): 69–90. 

On the American Pharmaceutical Association.


2971. HEIM, Susanne, Carola SACHSE, and Mark 

WALKER. (Eds.) The Kaiser Wilhelm Society under 

National Socialism. (xxiv + 477 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780521879064. 

Contents: Susanne HEIM, Carola SACHSE and 

Mark WALKER, “The Kaiser Wilhelm Society 

under National Socialism,” 1-16; Rüdiger HACHT- 

MANN, “A Success Story? Highlighting the History 

of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society’s General Administration 

in the Third Reich,” 19-46; Bernhard 

STREBEL and Jens-Christian WAGNER, “ ‘No 

Time to Debate and Ask Questions’—Forced Labor 

for Science in the Kaiser Wilhelm Society, 

1939–1945,” 47-73; Wolfgang SCHIEDER, “Adolf 

Butenandt between Science and Politics: From the 

Weimar Republic to the Federal Republic of Germany,” 

74-96 [ref. 2909]; Hans-Walter SCHMUHL, 

“Brain Research and the Murder of the Sick: The 

Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research, 1937– 

1945,” 99-119 [ref. 3302]; Achim TRUNK, “Two 

Hundred Blood Samples from Auschwitz: A Nobel 

Laureate and the Link to Auschwitz,” 120-144; 

Helga SATZINGER, “Racial Purity, Stable Genes, 

and Sex Difference: Gender in the Making of Genetic 

Concepts by Richard Goldschmidt and Fritz 

Lenz, 1916 to 1936,” 145-170 [ref. 3270]; Susanne 

HEIM, “Kog-Sagyz—A Vital War Reserve,” 173- 

199; Günther LUXBACHER, “Raw and Advanced 

Materials for an Autarkic Germany: Textile Research 

in the Kaiser Wilhelm Society,” 200-227; 

Bernd GAUSEMEIER, “Political Networking and 

Scientific Modernization: Botanical Research at 

the KWI for Biology and Its Place in National 

Socialist Science Policy,” 227-250 [ref. 3249]; 

Helmut MAIER, “Ideology Armaments, and Resources: 

The Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Metal 

Research and the ‘German Metals,’ 1933–1945,” 

253-282; Moritz EPPLE, “Calculation, Measurement, 

and Leadership: War Research at the Kaiser 

Wilhelm Institute for Fluid Dynamics, 1937– 

1945,” 283-311 [ref. 3083]; Florian SCHMALTZ, 

“Chemical Weapons Research in National Socialism: 

The Collaboration of the Kaiser Wilhelm 

Institutes with the Military and Industry,” 312-338 

[ref. 2963]; Mark WALKER, “Nuclear Weapons 

and Reactor Research at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute 

for Physics,” 339-370 [ref. 3125]; Carola 

SACHSE, “ ‘Whitewash Culture’: How the Kaiser 

Wilhelm/Max Planck Society Dealt with the Nazi 

Past,” 373-399; Michael SCHÜRING, “The Predecessor: 

The Uneasy Rapprochement between 

Carl Neuberg and Adolf Butenandt after 1945,” 

400-418. 


2972. MARTINS, Ana Christina. “The XVe Congrès 

international d’Anthropologie et d’Archéologie 

préhistorique (Portugal, 1930).” In Archaeologists 

without Boundaries, edited by BABES and KAESER 

(2009) [ref. 440], 5–10. 

2973. NORRBY, Erling. Nobel Prizes and Life Sciences. 

(300 pp.) Singapore; Hackensack: World 

Scientific, 2010. ISBN: 9789814299367. 

Explores the development of the laureate selection 

process through a close look at the archives. 

2974. YUAN Zhendong. “The Rise of the Special 

Scientific Society in China in 1930s: A Case Study of 

the Chinese Chemical Society.” [Translated title.] In 



2975. DÜNKEL, Vera. “Zur Spezifik der frühen 

Röntgenbilder und ihren Deutungen um 1900.” In 

Das technische Bild, edited by BREDEKAMP et al. 

(2008) [ref. 174], 136–147. 

2976. FOURNIER, Marian. “Electron Microscopy in 

Second World War Delft.” In Scientific Research in 

World War II, edited by MAAS and HOOIJMAIJERS 

(2009) [ref. 2962], 77–95. 

2977. MACDOUGALL, Doug. Nature’s Clocks: How 

Scientists Measure the Age of Almost Everything. 

(xi + 271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley/Los Angeles: 

University of California Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780520249752. 


2978. MARIE, Jenny. “For Science, Love and 

Money: The Social Worlds of Poultry and Rabbit 

Breeding in Britain, 1900–1940.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 

(2008): 919–936. 

On breeding animals to be used for scientific research. 

2979. MÜLLER, Falk. “The Birth of a Modern Instrument 

and Its Development during World War II: 

Electron Microscopy in Germany from the 1930s to 

1945.” In Scientific Research in World War II, edited 

by MAAS and HOOIJMAIJERS (2009) [ref. 2962], 

121–146. 

2980. NASSER, Latif. “Strange Monkey Tricks: 

Controlled Reading and Its Machines in 1930s and 

40s America.” Rittenhouse 22, no. 1 (2008): 2–24. 

About two machines, one to teach reading and one 

to measure eye movement. 

2981. RAYNAL, Cécile, and Thierry LEFEBVRE. “Le 

lance-parfum. Un matériel médical devenu accessoire 

de carnaval.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 55 (2008): 63–79. 

2982. SLATMAN, Jenny. “Transparent Bodies: Revealing 

the Myth of Interiority.” In The Body Within, 

edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) [ref. 180], 

107–122. 

On medical imaging technology and the questions 

it raises about representation of living bodies. 


INSTITUTIONS 

2983. BUREK, C. V. “The Role of Women in Geological 

Higher Education—Bedford College, London 

(Catherine Raisin) and Newnham College, Cambridge, 

UK.” In The Role of Women in the History 

of Geology, edited by BUREK and HIGGS (2007) 

[ref. 318], 9–38. 

2984. DÖLEN, Emre. “Istanbul Darülfünunu (University) 

in the Aftermath of the Young Turk Revolution.” 

[Translated title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi 

Arast. 10 (2008): 1–46.


On reforms in various educational curricula at the 

university. 

2985. ETKER, Şeref. “Professor H. H. Sayman’s 

Declaration: The University, Science and Democracy.” 

[Translated title.] In Turkish. Osmanli Bilimi 

Arast. 10 (2008): 177–185. 

2986. FAN Xiangdong and FAN Xiangtao. “Translation 

Selections Conditioned by Historical-Cultural 

Context: Translation of Science Textbooks at the 

Beginning of 20th Century.” [Translated title.] In 


2987. GARCÍA, Susana V. “Discursos, espacios y 

prácticas en la enseñanza científi ca de la universidad 

platense.” Part of special issue: La Universidad Nacional 



2988. GOLDIN, Claudia, and Lawrence F. KATZ. 

The Race between Education and Technology. (vi + 

488 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: Belknap 

Press of Harvard University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780674028678. 

On “the co-evolution of educational attainment and 

the wage structure in the United States through the 

twentieth century.” (from the publisher) 


2989. JIN Fujun. “F. L. Wattendorf and the Aeronautical 

Study of Tsinghua University before the 

War of Resistance against Japan.” [Translated title.] 


229–237. 

2990. MALYCHA, Andreas. “Der Umgang mit politisch 

belasteten Hochschulprofessoren an der Medizinischen 

Fakultät der Universität Berlin in den 

Jahren von 1945 bis 1949.” In Kontinuitäten und 

Diskontinuitäten in der Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 

20. Jahrhunderts, edited by BRUCH et al. (2006) 

[ref. 2871], 93–110. 

2991. POISSON, Jacques. “Quelques épisodes de la 

vie de la Faculté de pharmacie de Paris (1939–1944).” 

Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 451–460. 

2992. VOSSEN, Johannes. “Die Medizinische Fakultät 

der Berliner Universität und der Systemwechsel 

von 1933. Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten im 

Bereich der Personalpolitik.” In Kontinuitäten und 



[ref. 2871], 291–304. 


SCIENTISTS 

2993. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Le professeur Émile 

Perrot : sept ans de collaboration avec la Quinzaine 

coloniale (1907–1914).” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 

457–468. 

2994. DAEMMRICH, Arthur. “The Gordon Research 

Conferences as Scientific Infrastructure.” Bull. Hist. 

Chem. 33 (2008): 94–102. 

2995. ERLINGSSON, Steindór J. “The Costs of Being 

a Restless Intellect: Julian Huxley’s Popular and 

Scientific Career in the 1920s.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 101–108. 

2996. FERREIRA, Luiz Otávio et al. 

“Institucionalização das ciências, sistema de gênero e 

produção científica no Brasil (1939–1969).” English 

title: [Institutionalization of the Sciences, Gender 

System, and Scientific Production in Brazil (1939– 

1969)]. Part of a special issue: Gender, Women and 

Science. [ref. 222]. Manguinhos 15, suppl. (2008): 

43–71. 

2997. GOODSTEIN, David. On Fact and Fraud: 

Cautionary Tales from the Front Lines of Science. 

(xiv + 168 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Princeton: Princeton 


Explores 20th-century historical examples of alleged 

scientific fraud. 

2998. MARTÍN FRECHILLA, Juan José. “Resonancias 

académicas del equipaje que trajo Augusto Pi 

Suñer a Venezuela (1939–1962).” Asclepio 62, no. 1 

(2010): 143–176. 

On two physiologists: Catalan Augusto Pi Suner 

and the Venezuelan Francisco De Venanzi. 

2999. SÁ, Dominichi Miranda de, Magali Romero 

SÁ, and Nísia Trindade LIMA. “Telégrafos e inventário 

do território no Brasil: as atividades científicas 

da Comissão Rondon (1907–1915).” Article 

also in English. English title: [Telegraphs and an 

Inventory of the Territory of Brazil: The Scientific 

Work of the Rondon Commission (1907–1915)]. Proceedings 





Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 779–810. 

“Analyzes the impact of the Commission’s scientific 

work in areas like botany, geology, and 

zoology.” (from the abstract) 

3000. THIEL, Jens. “Akademische ‘Zinnsoldaten’? 

Karrieren deutscher Geisteswissenschaftler zwischen 

Beruf und Berufung (1933/1945).” In Kontinuitäten 


des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited by BRUCH et al. (2006) 

[ref. 2871], 167–194. 


3001. KLASSEN, Pamela E. “Radio Mind: Protestant 

Experimentalists on the Frontiers of Healing.” J. 

Amer. Acad. Relig. 75 (2007): 651–683. 

“On a group of early twentieth-century Anglican 

clerics with shared interests in telepathy, psychic 

research, psychology, and healing.” (from the 

abstract) 

3002. KUFFERT, Len. “Tempest in the Tea Leaves: 

Broadcasting the Esoteric Arts and Mystic Sciences, 

1937–1953.” Can. Hist. Rev. 91 (2010): 1–26. 


3003. ENGLISH, Adam C. “ ‘Science Cannot Stop 

with Science’: Maurice Blondel and the Sciences.” J. 

Hist. Ideas 69 (2008): 269–292.


3004. GUILLAUME, Marcel. “La logique 

mathématique en France entre les deux guerres mondiales 

: Quelques repères.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 

177–219. 

Part of a series of articles on early twentiethcentury 

mathematics in France. 

3005. JALÓN, Mauricio. “Robert Musil frente a 

Ernst Mach.” Asclepio 62, no. 1 (2010): 251–268. 

3006. KÖCHY, Kristian. “Vielfalt der Wissenschaften 

bei Carnap, Lewin und Fleck. Zur Entwicklung 

eines pluralen Wissenschaftskonzepts.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

33 (2010): 54–80. 

3007. MAYORAL DE LUCAS, Juan V. “Intensions, 

Belief and Science: Kuhn’s Early Philosophical Outlook 

(1940–1945).” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 

175–184. 

3008. NEEDHAM, Paul. “Nagel’s Analysis of Reduction: 

Comments in Defense as Well as Critique.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 41 (2010): 163–170. 

3009. RHEINBERGER, Hans-Jörg. Historische Epistemologie 

zur Einführung. Zur Einführung, 336. 

(155 pp.; bibl.; index.) Hamburg: Junius Verlag, 

2007. ISBN: 9783885066361. 


3010. RHEINBERGER, Hans-Jörg. On Historicizing 

Epistemology: An Essay. Cultural Memory in the 

Present. Trans. David FERNBACH. Cultural Memory 

in the Present. (114 pp.; bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford 


Translation of: Hans-Jörg RHEINBERGER, Historische 

Epistemologie zur Einführung (2007) 

[ref. 3009]. 

3011. RICHARDSON, Sarah S. “The Left Vienna 

Circle, Part 2. The Left Vienna Circle, Disciplinary 

History, and Feminist Philosophy of Science.” Stud. 

Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 167–174. 

Continuation of Sarah S. RICHARDSON, “The Left 

Vienna Circle, Part 1. Carnap, Neurath, and the 

Left Vienna Circle Thesis” Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 

40 (2009): 14–24. 

3012. ROBINSON, Jason. “Practical Reasonableness, 

Theory, and the Science of Self-Understanding.” Eur. 

Legacy 13 (2007): 687–701. 

On the relation of Aristotelian thinking to Hans 

Gadamer’s hermeneutics. 

3013. WEGENER, Daan. “De-Anthropomorphizing 

Energy and Energy Conservation: The Case of Max 

Planck and Ernst Mach.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 

41 (2010): 146–159. 


3014. AGNEWA, Alfonso F., Alexandru BOBEB, 

Wladimir G. BOSKOFFB, and Bogdan D. SUCEAVA. 

“Gheorghe Titeica and the Origins of Affine Differential 

Geometry.” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 161–170. 

3015. ARMATTE, Michel. “Lucien March : statistiques 

sans probabilité.” http://www.jehps.net/ 

Mars2005/Armatte.pdf (Accessed on August 31, 

2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 (2005): Approx. 

12,000 words. 

3016. AUDIN, Michèle. “Publier sous l’Occupation 

I. Autour du cas de Jacques Feldbau et de l’Académie 

des sciences.” Translated title: [Publishing during 

German Occupation of France I. The Case of Jacques 

Feldbau and the Académie des sciences.] In French. 

Rev. Hist. Math. 15 (2009): 7–57. 

About mathematical publishing during the German 

Occupation of France. 

3017. BEAULIEU, Liliane. “Entre deux citations : 

Regards sur les mathématiques en France entre les 

deux guerres. Introduction.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 

5–38. 

Introduction to a series of articles on early 

twentieth-century mathematics in France. Contents: 

Hélène GISPERT and Juliette LELOUP, “Des 

patrons des mathématiques en France dans l’entredeux-guerres,” 

39–117 [ref. 3029]; Sergej S. 

DEMIDOV, “Les relations mathématiques francorusses 

entre les deux guerres mondiales,” 119–142 

[ref. 3025]; Catherine GOLDSTEIN, “La théorie 

des nombres en France dans l’entre-deux-guerres : 

De quelques effets de la première guerre mondiale,” 

143–175 [ref. 3030]; Marcel GUILLAUME, 

“La logique mathématique en France entre les 

deux guerres mondiales : Quelques repères,” 177– 

219 [ref. 3004]; Philippe NABONNAND, “La notion 

d’holonomie chez Élie Cartan,” 221–245 

[ref. 3036]; Reinhard SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE, 

“The Institute Henri Poincaré and Mathematics in 

France between the Wars,” 247–283 [ref. 3044]. 

3018. BERRORE, Lucio R. “Beppo Levi en el Congreso 

de Filosofía de 1933.” Llull 32 (2009): 213– 

232. 

On Levi’s discussion of the general principle of 

invariance regarding mathematical objects. 

3019. BRÉARD, Andrea. “Translating Statistics into 

20th Century Chinese.” http://www.jehps.net/ 

Decembre2006/Breard.pdf (Accessed on September 

7, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 2 (2006). 

Focuses on training in statistics that took place in 

schools of law and politics in Japan. 

3020. BRIAN, Eric, and Marie JAISSON. “Probability, 

Biology and Sociology in Human Sex- 

Ratio at Birth. A Note on the Trace of the First 

World War.” http://www.jehps.net/Mars2005/ 

BrianJaisson.pdf (Accessed on August 31, 2009). 

J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 (2005): Approx. 5000 

words. 

3021. CASSOU-NOGUÈS, Pierre. “Signs, Figures 

and Time: Cavaillès on ‘Intuition’ in Mathematics.” 

Theoria (0495-4548) 21 (2006): 89–104. 

3022. CHORLAY, Renaud. “From Problems to Structures: 

The Cousin Problems and the Emergence of 

the Sheaf Concept.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 64 (2010): 

1–73. 

“Concentrates on Henri Cartan’s work in the theory 

of analytic functions of several complex variables.” 

(from the abstract)


3023. CHORLAY, Renaud. “Passer au global : le cas 

d’Élie Cartan, 1922–1930.” Translated title: [Going 

Global: The Case of Élie Cartan, 1922–1930.] In 

French. Rev. Hist. Math. 15 (2009): 231–316. 

On Cartan’s work on the topological and geometric 

study of Lie groups and homogeneous spaces. 

3024. CLIVER, Gwyneth E. “Musil, Broch, and the 

Mathematics of Modernism.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/09 

(2009). 

Dissertation at Washington University in St. Louis, 

2008. Advisor: Koepnick, Lutz. Pub. no. AAT 

3332077. 265 pp. 

3025. DEMIDOV, Sergej S. “Les relations 

mathématiques franco-russes entre les deux guerres 

mondiales.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 119–142. 



3026. ESPAÑOL GONZÁLEZ, Luis, and Emilio 

FERNÁNDEZ MORAL. “Euler, Rey Pastor y la sumabilidad 

de series.” Quad. Hist. Engin. 9 (2008): 

183–204. 

3027. FIELD, J. V. “British Cryptanalysis: The 

Breaking of ‘Fish’ Traffic.” In Scientific Research 

in World War II, edited by MAAS and HOOIJMAI- 

JERS (2009) [ref. 2962], 213–231. 

3028. FORCINA, Antonio, and Giovanni Maria 

GIORGI. “Early Gini’s Contributions to Inequality 

Measurement and Statistical Inference.” http:// 

www.jehps.net/Mars2005/ForcinaGiorgi.pdf 

(Accessed on September 4, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. 

Stat. 1 (2005): Approx. 2000 words. 

On Corrado Gini’s contributions to the measurement 

of inequality in income and wealth. 

3029. GISPERT, Hélène, and Juliette LELOUP. “Des 

patrons des mathématiques en France dans l’entredeux-guerres.” 

Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 39–117. 



3030. GOLDSTEIN, Catherine. “La théorie des 

nombres en France dans l’entre-deux-guerres : De 

quelques effets de la première guerre mondiale.” Rev. 

Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 143–175. 



3031. HAVLOVÁ, Veronika, Laurent MAZLIAK, and 

Pavel ŠIŠMA. “Le début des relations mathématiques 

franco-tchécoslovaques vu à travers la correspondance 

Hostinsky-Fréchet.” http://www.jehps. 

net/Mars2005/HavlovaMazliakSisma.pdf (Accessed 

on September 5, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. 

Stat. 1 (2005): Approx. 8000 words. 

3032. HOLLINGS, Christopher. “Anton Kazimirovich 

Suschkewitsch (1889–1961).” Brit. Soc. 

Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 172–179. 

On this Russian mathematician. 

3033. MALET, Antoni. “La Guerra Civil i les institucions 

científiques catalanes: el cas de la recerca 

matemàtica (1907–1967).” Translated Title: [The 

Civil War and the Catalan Scientific Institutions: The 

Case of Mathematical Research (1907–1967).] In 



(2009) [ref. 2135], 719–759. 

3034. MAWHIN, Jean. “Edouard Le Roy : un père 

oublié de la méthode de continuation.” In Liber Amicorum 

Jean Dhombres, edited by RADELET-DE 

GRAVE (2008) [ref. 273], 331–363. 

3035. MENZLER-TROTT, Eckart. Logic’s Lost Genius: 

The Life of Gerhard Gentzen. Translated by 

Craig SMORYNSKI and Edward GRIFFOR. History of 

Mathematics, 33. (xxii + 440 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Providence, RI: American Mathematical Society, 

2007. ISBN: 9780821835500. 


3036. NABONNAND, Philippe. “La notion 

d’holonomie chez Élie Cartan.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 

(2009): 221–245. 



3037. NIKOLIC, Aleksandar. “The Story of Majorizability 

as Karamata’s Condition of Convergence 

for Abel Summable Series.” Hist. Math. 36 (2009): 

405–419. 

On the work of Serbian mathematician Jovan Karamata. 

3038. PALLADINO, Franco, and Nicla PALLADINO. 

(Eds.) Dalla “moderna geometria” alla “nuova geometria 

italiana”. Viaggiando per Napoli, Torino e 

dintorni. Archivio della corrispondenza degli scienziati 

italiani,17. (lix + 570 pp.; bibl.; index.) Firenze: 

L. S. Olschki, 2006. ISBN: 9788822255297. 


3039. PECKHAUS, Volker. (Ed.) Oskar Becker und 

die Philosophie der Mathematik. Neuzeit & Gegenwart. 

(352 pp.; ill.; bibl.) München: Wilhelm Fink, 

2005. ISBN: 9783770541263. 


3040. PRZENIOSLO, Malgorzata. “International 

Mathematical Journals Published in Poland between 

the Wars.” Brit. Soc. Hist. Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 

20–26. 

3041. REGAZZINI, Eugenio. “Probability and Statistics 

in Italy between 1910 and 1920.” http://www. 

jehps.net/Mars2005/Regazzini.pdf (Accessed 

on September 5, 2009). J. Elec. Hist. Prob. Stat. 1 

(2005): Approx. 4000 words. 

3042. SAYWARD, Charles. “Steiner versus Wittgenstein: 

Remarks on Differing Views of Mathematical 

Truth.” Theoria (0495-4548) 20 (2005): 347–352. 

3043. SHEYNIN, Oscar. “Romanovsky’s Correspondence 

with K. Pearson and R. A. Fisher.” Arch. Int. 

Hist. Sci. 58 (2008): 365–384. 

3044. SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE, Reinhard. “The Institute 

Henri Poincaré and Mathematics in France 

between the Wars.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 247– 

283.




3045. SIQUEIRA, Rogério Monteiro da. “Purity and 

Resentment in Newspapers: The Arrival of Modern 

Mathematics in Brazil.” Circumscribere 8 (2010): 

36–44. 

On articles by Manoel Amoroso Costa (1885-1928) 

and Newton Affonso Carneiro da Costa (b. 1929). 

3046. SOIFER, Alexander. The Mathematical Coloring 

Book: Mathematics of Coloring and the Colorful 

Life of Its Creators. (xxx + 605 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New York; London: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 

9780387746425. 


3047. WANG Chaowang, YANG Jing, and XU 

Chuansheng. “Research into the Influence of L. 

Bachelier’s Theory of Speculation on Mathematics.” 


27 (2008): 94–104. 

3048. WANG Quanlai. “The Research on Emile 

Borel’s Work Relative to Function Singularities.” 


27 (2008): 236–248. 

3049. WANG Quanlai. “The Research on Emile 

Borel’s Work Relative to Theory of Zero Measure 

Set.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi 

Yanjiu 28 (2009): 191–204. 

3050. XU Chuansheng and QU Anjing. “Pao-Lu 

Hsu: A Pioneer of Chinese Probability Theory and 

Mathematical Stastics.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 



3051. BALYSHEV, M. A. Otto Liudvigovich Struve, 

1897–1963. Nauchno-biograficheskaia literatura. 

(525 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Moskva: Nauka, 2008. 

ISBN: 9785020357952. 

Biography of this 20th-century Russian-born 

American astronomer. 


3052. BANEKE, David. “Teach and Travel: Leiden 

Observatory and the Renaissance of Dutch Astronomy 

in the Interwar Years.” J. Hist. Astron. 41 (2010): 

167–198. 

3053. BARTOLUCCI, Jorge. “La modernización de 

la ciencia en México y la Política de Buena Vecindad 

en el caso de la astronomía.” Saber y Tiempo 5, no 19 

(2005): 29–50. 

3054. BARTUSIAK, Marcia. The Day We Found the 

Universe. (xviii + 337 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New 

York: Pantheon Books, 2009. ISBN: 9780375424298. 

On the discoveries in the early 20th century that 

reshaped our understanding of the size and nature 

of the cosmos. 


3055. BAYUK, Dimitri A., and Charles E. FORD. 

“Dante’s Cosmology Revisited.” Part of special issue 


Sci. 58 (2008): 69–88. 

Looks at how Pavel Florensky, a Russian orthodox 

priest, used what he thought of as an Aristotelian- 

Ptolemaic-Dantean cosmology. 

3056. CENADELLI, Davide. “Solving the Giant Stars 

Problem: Theories of Stellar Evolution from the 

1930s to the 1950s.” Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. 64 (2010): 

203–267. 

3057. HOLBERG, J. B. “Sirius B and the Measurement 

of the Gravitational Redshift.” J. Hist. Astron. 

41 (2010): 41–64. 

3058. KÄRNFELT, Johan. “The Popularization of 

Astronomy in Early Twentieth-Century Sweden: 

Aims and Motives.” In Popularizing Science and 

Technology in the European Periphery, 1800–2000, 

edited by PAPANELOPOULOU et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 

175–194. 

3059. KRAGH, Helge. “Continual Fascination: The 

Oscillating Universe in Modern Cosmology.” Sci. 

Context 22 (2009): 587–612. 

3060. MARTIN, Arnaud Saint. “The New Astronomical 

Eldorado: The French Understanding of 

American Astrophysics, 1900–1920.” Nuncius 23 

(2008): 91–113. 

3061. MOLVIG, Ole. “Cosmological Revolutions: 

Relativity, Astronomy, and the Shaping of a Modern 

Universe.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 67/06 (2006). 


Wise, Norton. Pub. no. AAT 3223819. 196 

pp. 

3062. PROSSER, Jodicus Wayne. “Bigger Eyes in 

a Wider Universe: The American Understanding of 

Earth in Outer Space, 1893–1941.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/09 (2010). 

Dissertation at Texas A&M University, 2009. Advisor: 

Hugill, Peter J. Pub. no. AAT 3370790. 

242 pp. Argues that the universe as understood 

by most Americans was the result of a culturalscientific 

product of California: the Mount Wilson 

astronomers, the Pasadena community, and the 

landscape and culture of Southern California. 

3063. RIEZNIK, Marina. “La incorporación del Observatorio 

Astronómico a la Universidad Nacional de 

La Plata.” Part of special issue: La Universidad Nacional 



3064. WENDLER, Reinhard. “Probleme mit teleskopischen 

Bildern am Beispiel der Marskanäle.” In Das 

technische Bild, edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) 

[ref. 174], 120–131. 

3065. WESEMAEL, Francois. “ ‘Unaffected by Fortune, 

Good or Bad’: Context and Reception of 

Chandrasekhar’s Mass-Radius Relationship for White 

Dwarfs, 1935–1965.” Ann. Sci. 67 (2010): 205–237.



GENERAL WORKS 

3066. ABELSON, Philip H., and John ABELSON. 

Uncle Phil and the Atomic Bomb. (xiii + 137 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.) Greenwood Village: Roberts and Co., 2008. 

ISBN: 9780974707778. 

On the life of Philip Abelson, who devised the 

liquid thermal diffusion process for separation of 

uranium isotopes, as told by his nephew. 

3067. AFRIAT, Alexander. “How Weyl Stumbled 

across Electricity While Pursuing Mathematical Justice.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 20–25. 

3068. ALCAÑIZ, Isabella. “Bureaucratic Networks 

and Government Spending: A Network Analysis of 

Nuclear Cooperation in Latin America.” Latin Amer. 

Res. Rev. 45, no. 1 (2010): 148–172. 

3069. ALMASSI, Ben. “Trust in Expert Testimony: 

Eddington’s 1919 Eclipse Expedition and the British 

Response to General Relativity.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 57–67. 

3070. BACCIAGALUPPI, Guido, and Elise CRULL. 

“Heisenberg (and Schrödinger, and Pauli) on Hidden 

Variables.” Part of a special Issue: Proceedings from 

the HQ2 Conference [ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 374–382. 

3071. BERNAOLA, Omar A., and Nicolás BABINI. 

“Las ideas de Enrique Gaviola y la física en la Argentina.” 


3072. BERNSTEIN, Jeremy. “John von Neumann 

and Klaus Fuchs: An Unlikely Collaboration.” Phys. 


3073. BERNSTEIN, Jeremy. Quantum Leaps. (vi + 

230 pp.; index.) Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard 


Discusses how quantum mechanics has entered the 

general culture. 

3074. BORRELLI, Arianna. “The Emergence of Selection 

Rules and Their Encounter with Group Theory, 

1913–1927.” Part of a special Issue: Proceedings 

from the HQ2 Conference [ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 327–337. 

3075. BRACCO, Christian, and Jean-Pierre 

PROVOST. “De l’électromagnétisme à la mécanique : 

Le rôle de l’action dans le Mémoire de Poincaré de 

1905.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 457–493. 

3076. DELFT, Dirk van. “Preventing Theft: The 

Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory in Wartime.” In Scientific 

Research in World War II, edited by MAAS and 

HOOIJMAIJERS (2009) [ref. 2962], 62–76. 

On the protection of a Dutch laboratory at the 

University of Leiden from the Nazis during the 

occupation. 

3077. DOLLING, Lisa M. “Practical Arrangements 

and Fictitious Use: Bohr’s Photon Box.” In The 

Applied-Science Problem, edited by MCCLELLAN 

(2008) [ref. 515], 37–51. 

On the technological machines used in the thought 

experiments during the Bohr-Einstein debates over 

the uncertainty principle in the 1920s and 30s. 

3078. DONGEN, Jeroen van, Dennis DIEKS, Jos 

UFFINK, and A. J. KOX. “On the History of the 

Quantum: Introduction to the HQ2 Special Issue.” 

Introduction to a special Issue: Proceedings from the 

HQ2 Conference. Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 

(2009): 277–279. 

Contents: Olival FREIRE, Jr., “Quantum Dissidents: 

Research on the Foundations of Quantum 

Theory circa 1970,” 280–289 [ref. 3801]; Kristian 

CAMILLERI, “A History of Entanglement: Decoherence 

and the Interpretation Problem,” 290–302 

[ref. 3798]; Suman SETH, “Zweideutigkeit about 

‘Zweideutigkeit’: Sommerfeld, Pauli, and the 

Methodological Origins of Quantum Mechanics,” 

303–315 [ref. 3121]; Jaume NAVARRO, “ ‘A Dedicated 

Missionary’. Charles Galton Darwin and 

the New Quantum Mechanics in Britain,” 316–326 

[ref. 3108]; Arianna BORRELLI, “The Emergence 

of Selection Rules and Their Encounter with Group 

Theory, 1913–1927,” 327–337 [ref. 3074]; Christian 

JOAS and Christoph LEHNER, “The Classical 

Roots of Wave Mechanics: Schrödinger’s Transformations 

of the Optical-Mechanical Analogy,” 338– 

351 [ref. 3096]; Anthony DUNCAN and Michel 

JANSSEN, “From Canonical Transformations to 

Transformation Theory, 1926–1927: The Road to 

Jordan’s Neue Begründung,” 352–362 [ref. 3080]; 

Donald SALISBURY, “Léon Rosenfeld and the 

Challenge of the Vanishing Momentum in Quantum 

Electrodynamics,” 363–373 [ref. 3118]; Guido 

BACCIAGALUPPI and Elise CRULL, “Heisenberg 

(and Schrödinger, and Pauli) on Hidden Variables,” 

374–382 [ref. 3070]; Daniela MONALDI, “A Note 

on the Prehistory of Indistinguishable Particles,” 

383–394 [ref. 3106]; Dieter FICK and Horst KANT, 

“Walther Bothe’s Contributions to the Understanding 

of the Wave-Particle Duality of Light,” 395– 

405 [ref. 3085]. 

3079. DONGEN, Jeroen van. Einstein’s Unification. 

(x + 213 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge; New 

York: Cambridge University Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780521883467. 

On Einstein’s long work on unified field theory. 

3080. DUNCAN, Anthony, and Michel JANSSEN. 

“From Canonical Transformations to Transformation 

Theory, 1926–1927: The Road to Jordan’s Neue 

Begründung.” Part of a special Issue: Proceedings 

from the HQ2 Conference [ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. 

Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 352–362. 

3081. DUNCAN, Anthony, and Michel JANSSEN. 

“Pascual Jordan’s Resolution of the Conundrum of 

the Wave-Particle Duality of Light.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Mod. Phys. 39 (2008): 634–666. 

3082. ECKERT, M. “The Troublesome Birth of Hydrodynamic 

Stability Theory: Sommerfeld and the 

Turbulence Problem.” Eur. Phys. J. H 35 (2010): 

29–51. 

3083. EPPLE, Moritz. “Calculation, Measurement, 

and Leadership: War Research at the Kaiser Wilhelm 

Institute for Fluid Dynamics, 1937–1945.” In The




3084. ESSEN, Ray. “Louis Essen and the Velocity of 

Light: From Wartime Radar to Unit of Length.” Phys. 


3085. FICK, Dieter, and Horst KANT. “Walther 

Bothe’s Contributions to the Understanding of the 

Wave-Particle Duality of Light.” Part of a special 

Issue: Proceedings from the HQ2 Conference 

[ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 

395–405. 

3086. FRANKLIN, Allan. “The Spectrum of β Decay: 

Continuous or Discrete? A Variety of Errors 

in Experimental Investigation.” In Going Amiss in 


[ref. 127], 211–235. 

Looks at the work of William Wilson. 

3087. FREIRE, Olival, Jr. “La physique quantique 

et l’humanisation de la science.” Épistémologiques 2 

(2002): 111–126. 

3088. GARIBOLDI, Leonardo. “To Work or Not 

to Work in War Research? The Case of the Italian 

Physicist G. P. S. Occhialini during World War II.” In 

Scientific Research in World War II, edited by MAAS 

and HOOIJMAIJERS (2009) [ref. 2962], 31–43. 

3089. GRANDIN, Karl. “Intermediate Theoretical 

Physics.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by BERETTA et 

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3091. GUERRA, Francesco, and Nadia ROBOTTI. 

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3092. GUERRA, Francesco, and Nadia ROBOTTI. 

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3093. HAGAR, Amit. “Length Matters: The 

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3095. HOFFMANN, Dieter, Hole RÖSSLER, and Gerald 

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3096. JOAS, Christian, and Christoph LEHNER. “The 

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3111. ORTIZ, Eduardo L. “El giro de la física en la 

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3116. REICHENBACH, Maria Cecilia von. “Richard 

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3117. ROCA I ROSELL, Antoni, Víctor NAVARRO 

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3118. SALISBURY, Donald. “Léon Rosenfeld and 

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3119. SCHEFFLER, Robin Wolfe. “Interests and 

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3122. SMADJA, Ivahn. “Tuning up Mind’s Pattern to 

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3123. VALENTE, Giovanni. “John Von Neumann’s 

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3124. VOGT, Annette. Vom Hintereingang zum 

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3125. WALKER, Mark. “Nuclear Weapons and Reactor 

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3129. ZHANG Feng and HU Huakai. “Researches 

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3130. BIRCH, Arthur J. “Francis Lions, A Memoir 

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3131. BROCK, William H. “J. R. Partington (1886– 

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3132. COFFEY, Patrick. Cathedrals of Science: 

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3133. COOK, Rosie. “Chemistry at Play.” Chem. 

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3134. CÔTÉ, Gregory L., and Victoria L. FINKEN- 

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3135. CURTIS, Rachel, Catherine LEITH, Joshua 

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3136. DAMBROWITZ, K. A., and S. M. KUZNICKI. 

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3137. GEARHART, Clayton A. “ ‘Astonishing Successes’ 

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3138. GORTIER, Leon, and Stephen J. WEININGER. 

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3139. GREENBERG, Arthur. Chemistry: Decade by 

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3140. GÜNERGUN, Feza. “German Chemists in Istanbul 

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3141. KAJI, Masanori. “Nozoe Tetsuo’s Chemical 

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3142. KITAHARA Ayao. “Chemical History of Micelles: 

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3143. KOSTECKA, Keith. “Americium—From Discovery 

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3144. LAFONT, Olivier. “Vie et mort des radicaux.” 

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3145. LASZLO, Pierre. “Quality Information from 

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3146. LECLERCQ, Loïc. “Amand Valeur et Raymond 

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3148. MARTIN, Dean F., and Barbara B. MARTIN. 

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3149. MATSUO Hiroshi. “Intricate Development 

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3150. NICKELSEN, Kärin, and Gerd GRASSHOFF. 

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3152. PALLÓ, Gábor. “The Advantage and Disadvantage 

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3153. REED, B. Cameron. “Centrifugation during 

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3154. ROGERS, David. Nobel Laureate Contributions 

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3155. RUBIN, Mordecai B. “The History of Ozone. 

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3156. SPURLING, Thomas H., and David H. 

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3157. TOCA, Ángel, and Agustí NIETO I GALAN. 

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3158. TRAVIS, Anthony S. “What a Wonderful Empire 

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3159. V. TOSHEV, B. V. Toshev. “Chemists at War. 

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3161. WAGNER-KYORA, Georg. “Continuities in 

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See also: Dolores AUGUSTINE, “Wunderwaffen of 

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3162. WILSON, Anne M. “Harry S. Mosher and 

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3163. ZHANG Hao. “The Character Hua (Change) 

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3164. ZHANG Li. “Peter Pan Tieh Sah’s Early Career 

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3165. CATALÀ GORGUES, Jesús Ignasi, and Pere 

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3167. COOPER, Barry J. “ ‘Snowball Earth’: The 

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3168. CUSHMAN, Gregory T. “Enclave Vision: Foreign 

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3169. FALCON-LANG, H. J., and R. F. MILLER. 

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3170. FLEMING, James Rodger. “Manufacturing the 

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3171. FRIEDMAN, Robert Marc. “Making the Aurora 

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On the differences between Scandinavian and 

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3175. HOWKINS, Adrian. “Political Meteorology: 

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3176. KELLER, Tait. “The Mountains Roar: The 

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3177. MARVIN, U. B. “Théodore Andre Monod 

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3178. MIYAGAWA Takuya. “The Meteorological 

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3179. ORTIZ, Eduardo L. “La Comisión del Arco 

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3180. SVANSSON, Artur. “Walfrid Ekman (1874– 

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3181. TAQUET, P. “On Camelback: René Chudeau 

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3182. ZHANG Erping and CAO Xiping. “Early History 

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3183. ZHANG Jiuchen. “Survey of Mineral Resources 

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3184. ZWORYKIN, Vladimir K. “Outline of Weather 

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A 1945 document with a new introduction. 


EXPLORATION 

3185. FIGUEIRÔA, Silvia F. de M. “ ‘Batedores 

da ciência’ em território paulista: expedições de 

exploração e a ocupação do ‘sertão’ de São Paulo na 

transição para o século XX.” English title: [Trailblazers 

of Science in the São Paulo Territory: Exploratory 

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Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. Manguinhos 

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3186. HU Zonggang. “Dr. Tchen-Ngo Liou’s Sino- 

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3187. LUO Guihuan and XU Fengxian. “Successful 

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Western Provinces of China (1927–1933).” [Translated 

title.] In Chinese. Introduction to a special issue 

on the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition. Ziran 


On the expedition to study meteorology, geography 

and geomagnetism for opening a new air 

route. Contents of a special issue: ZHANG Jiuchen, 

“Survey of Mineral Resources on the Borderland 

during the Upsurge in Exploiting the Nautral Resources 

of Northwest China: A Case Study of the 

Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition to the North- 

Western Provinces of China,” 13-22 [ref. 3183]; 

XU Fengxian, “K. S. Hao’s Plant Collection in 

the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition to the 

North-Western Provinces of China and Further 

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Change in the Edsin-gol Valley in 

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Xuetong, “Justice, Right and Benefit: Negotiation 

between Chinese Scholars and Sven Hedin 

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Fuli in the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition 

to the North-Western Provinces of China,” 56– 

65 [ref. 3373]; XU Qinqi, “Prof. Yuan Fuli’s 

Outstanding Contribution to Vertebrate Palaeontology,” 

66–71 [ref. 3239]; GUIHUAN Luo, “Members 

of the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition to the 

North-Western Provinces of China 1927–1933,” 

72–82. 

3188. NIELSEN, Kristian Hvidtfelt. “In Quest of 

Publicity: The Science-Media Partnership of the 

Galathea Deep Sea Expedition from 1950 to 1952.” 

Public Underst. Sci. 18 (2009): 464–480. 

3189. NIELSEN, Kristian Hvidtfelt. “Postcolonial 

Partnerships: Deep Sea Research, Media Coverage 

and (Inter)National Narratives on the Galathea Deep 

Sea Expedition from 1950 to 1952.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 

43 (2010): 75–98. 

3190. PEARSON, Alastair W., and Michael HEFFER- 

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3191. SCHRAMM, Manuel. Digitale Landschaften. 

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index.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2009. ISBN: 

9783515093460. 

Comparison between 20th-century styles of cartography 

and perceptions of space and environment in 

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3192. ZHANG, Jiuchen. “Integrated Surveys of Natural 

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25 (2006): 343–354. 

3193. ZHANG Jiuchen. “The Takeover of the Sino- 

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3194. COSTA, Jane et al. “Coleção entomológica do 

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3195. ENRIGHT, Kelly. “ ‘The Maximum of Wilderness’: 

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3196. HEIZER, Alda. “Notícias sobre uma 

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3197. JACKSON, Patrick N. Wyse, and Mary E. 

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3198. JUNGHANS, Miriam. “Emilia Snethlage 

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3199. ROSSI, Michael. “Fabricating Authenticity: 

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History, 1906–1974.” Isis 101 (2010): 338–361. 

3200. RYTTERI, Teijo, and Riikka PUHAKKA. “Formation 

of Finland’s National Parks as a Political 

Issue.” Ethics Place Environ. 12 (2009): 91–106. 

3201. TELLADO, J. M., and J. MOLINA. “ ‘Un mes 

en Londres’: Angel Cabrera Latorre at the British 

Museum (Natural History) and the Launch of an 

International Career.” Arch. Natur. Hist. 37 (2010): 

1–18. 

3202. UDDIN, Lisa. “Breeding Grounds: Race, 

Space and Species in the New American Zoo.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 70/01 (2009). 

Dissertation at University of Rochester, 2009. Advisor: 

Saab, A. Joan. Pub. no. AAT 3343622. 309 

pp. 


3203. ALATOUT, Samer. “Bringing Abundance into 

Environmental Politics: Constructing a Zionist Network 

of Water Abundance, Immigration, and Colonization.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 363–394. 

On the “emergence and consolidation of a Zionist 

network of abundance, immigration, and colonization 

in Palestine between 1918 and 1948” and the 

role of geologists and geophysicists therein. (from 

the abstract) 

3204. BANKOFF, Greg. “First Impressions: Diarists, 

Scientists, Imperialists and the Management of the 

Environment in the American Pacific, 1899–1902.” J. 

Pac. Hist. 44 (2009): 261–280. 

3205. BÖRJESON, Lowe, Dorothy L. HODGSON, and 

Pius Z. YANDA. “Northeast Tanzania’s Disappearing 

Rangelands: Historical Perspectives on Recent 

Land Use Change.” Part of a special issue on ecology 



523–556. 

3206. BOYER, Diane E., and Robert H. WEBB. 

Damming Grand Canyon: The 1923 USGS Colorado 

River Expedition. (xiii + 289 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Logan, UT: Utah State University Press, 

2007. ISBN: 9780874216608. 


3207. BURNS, Shirley Stewart. Bringing Down the 

Mountains: The Impact of Mountaintop Removal on 

Southern West Virginia Communities. West Virginia 

and Appalachia, 5. (xvii + 214 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) Morgantown: University of West Virginia 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9781933202174. 


3208. CARLSON, Anthony E. “The Other Kind of 

Reclamation: Wetlands Drainage and National Water 

Policy, 1902–1912.” Agr. Hist. 84 (2010): 451–478. 

3209. CHIANG, Connie Y. “Imprisoned Nature: Toward 

an Environmental History of the World War II 

Japanese American Incarceration.” Environ. Hist. 15 

(2010): 236–267. 

3210. COLEMAN, David C. Big Ecology: The Emergence 

of Ecosystem Science. (xii + 236 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of California 


3211. DAGENAIS, Michèle, and Caroline DURAND. 

“Cleaning, Draining, and Sanitizing the City: Conceptions 

and Uses of Water in the Montreal Region.” 

Can. Hist. Rev. 87 (2006): 621–651. 

3212. DOYLE, Barry. “Managing and Contesting 

Industrial Pollution in Middlesbrough, 1880–1940.” 

North. Hist. 47 (2010): 135–154. 

3213. GARDNER, Robert. “Constructing a Technological 

Forest: Nature, Culture, and Tree-Planting in 

the Nebraska Sand Hills.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 

275–297. 

3214. GARDNER, Robert. “Trees as Technology: 

Planting Shelterbelts on the Great Plains.” Hist. & 

Tech. 25 (2009): 325–341. 

3215. GOUGH, Joseph. Managing Canada’s Fisheries: 

From Early Days to the Year 2000. (viii + 

521 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Sillery, Quebec: 

Septentrion, 2007. ISBN: 9782894485231. 


3216. HUIZEN, Philip Van. “Building a Green 

Dam: Environmental Modernism and the Canadian- 

American Libby Dam Project.” Pacific Hist. Rev. 79 

(2010): 418–453. 

3217. HUMPHREYS, L. R. Crawford Munro: A Vision 

for Australia’s Water. (xiv + 174 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Crows Nest, N.S.W.: Engineers Media, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780858259522. 

On the father of hydrology in Australia and his 

work in sustainable water use. 


3218. KHERAJ, Sean. “Restoring Nature: Ecology, 

Memory, and the Storm History of Vancouver’s Stanley 

Park.” Can. Hist. Rev. 88 (2007): 577–612. 

3219. KIDDER, Paul. “The Urbanist Ethics of Jane 

Jacobs.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 253–266. 

3220. LANSING, Michael J. “ ‘Salvaging the Man 

Power of America’: Conservation, Manhood, and


Disabled Veterans during World War I.” Environ. 

Hist. 14 (2009): 32–57. 

On Progressive-era efforts at vocational training of 

disabled veterans in forestry by employing wooden 

prosthetic devices. 

3221. LIGHT, Jennifer S. The Nature of Cities: Ecological 

Visions and the American Urban Professions, 

1920–1960. (x + 310 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: 

Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780801891366. 

3222. LUO Guihuan. “Environmental Change in the 

Edsin-gol Valley in the Last Eighty Years.” [Translated 




3223. MAHER, Neil M. Nature’s New Deal: The 

Civilian Conservation Corps and the Roots of the 

American Environmental Movement. (x + 316 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780195306019. 


3224. MILLER, Char. Ground Work: Conservation 

in American Culture. (vii + 182 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) 

Durham, NC: Forest History Society, 2007. ISBN: 

9780890300695. 


3225. PEARSON, Chris. “A ‘Watery Desert’ in Vichy 

France: The Environmental History of the Camargue 

Wetlands, 1940–1944.” French Hist. Stud. 32 (2009): 

479–509. 

3226. QUIVIK, Freric L. “Engineering Nature: The 

Souris River and the Production of Migratory Waterfowl.” 

Hist. & Tech. 25 (2009): 307–323. 

3227. RUMORE, Gina Maria. “A Natural Laboratory, 

a National Monument: Carving Out a Place for 

Science in Glacier Bay, Alaska, 1879–1959.” Diss. 



Advisor: Gregory Kohlstedt, Sally; Borrello, Mark. 

Pub. no. AAT 3371905. 318 pp. “Analyzes the role 

played by Glacier Bay in shaping scientific practice 

and theory in ecology and glaciology between 1879 

and 1959.” (from the abstract) 

3228. SOVACOOL, Benjamin K., and Marilyn A. 

BROWN. (Eds.) Energy and American Society— 

Thirteen Myths. (xiii + 371 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 



3229. STACY, Ian. “Roads to Ruin on the Atomic 

Frontier: Environmental Decision Making at the 

Hanford Nuclear Reservation, 1942–1952.” Environ. 


3230. UEKÖTTER, Frank. “Green Nazis? Reassessing 

the Environmental History of Nazi Germany.” 

Germ. Stud. Rev. 30 (2007): 267–287. 

3231. WAKILD, Emily. “Border Chasm: International 

Boundary Parks and Mexican Conservation, 

1935–1945.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 453–475. 

3232. WALKER, Richard. The Country in the City: 

The Greening of the San Francisco Bay Area. Weyerhaeuser 

Environmental Books. (xxiii + 378 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) Seattle: University of Washington 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780295987019. 



3233. ARNOLD, Lois B. “The Education and Career 

of Carlotta J. Maury: Part 2.” Earth Sci. Hist. 29 

(2010): 52–68. 

On this paleontologist whose work with the oil industry 

spawned conflicts of interest between public 

academic research and commercial companies. 

3234. BARON, Christian. “Epistemic Values in 

the Burgess Shale Debate.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 286–295. 

Explores how the Burgess Shale debate provided 

paleontologists with arguments that helped establish 

their scientific authority. 

3235. BRINKMAN, Paul D. The Second Jurassic 

Dinosaur Rush: Museums and Paleontology in America 

at the Turn of the Twentieth Century. (312 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago; London: University of 

Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 9780226074726. 

3236. FRASER, H. E., and C. J. CLEAL. “The Contribution 

of British Women to Carboniferous Palaeobotany 

during the First Half of the 20th Century.” In 

The Role of Women in the History of Geology, edited 

by BUREK and HIGGS (2007) [ref. 318], 51–82. 

3237. GOULDEN, Murray. “Boundary-work and the 

Human—Animal Binary: Piltdown Man, Science and 

the Media.” Public Underst. Sci. 18 (2009): 275–291. 

3238. SHINDLER, Karolyn. “A Knowledge Unique: 

The Life of the Pioneering Explorer and Palaeontologist, 

Dorothea Bate (1878–1951).” In The Role of 

Women in the History of Geology, edited by BUREK 

and HIGGS (2007) [ref. 318], 295–303. 

3239. XU Qinqi. “Prof. Yuan Fuli’s Outstanding 

Contribution to Vertebrate Palaeontology.” [Translated 





WORKS 

3240. CASASSAS I SIMÓ, Oriol. “L’Escola 

Biològica Catalana.” Translated Title: [The Catalan 

Biological School.] In Catalan. In La Ciència en 



3241. NICKELSEN, Kärin. “The Construction of a 

Scientific Model: Otto Warburg and the Building 

Block Strategy.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 

40 (2009): 73–86. 

3242. OFRAN, Yanay. “The Two Cultures and Systems 

Biology: How Philosophy Starts Where Science 

Ends.” Part of a symosium on disciplinary distinctions 

in science and the humanities. [ref. 3685]. Eur. 

Legacy 13 (2008): 589–604.


3243. SCHWERIN, Alexander von. “Prekäre Stoffe. 

Radiumökonomie, Risikoepisteme und die Etablierung 

der Radioindikatortechnik in der Zeit des 

Nationalsozialismus.” NTM 17 (2009): 5–33. 

On the tracer work of biophysicists and radiation 

biologists working at the Genetic Department of 

the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research in 

Berlin and at the Institut de Chimie Nucléaire at 

Paris. 

3244. SEPKOSKI, David, and Michael RUSE. (Eds.) 

The Paleobiological Revolution: Essays on the 

Growth of Modern Paleobiology. (568 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index; maps.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780226748610. 

Contents: David SEPKOSKI and Michael RUSE, 

“Introduction: Paleontology at the High Table”; 

David SEPKOSKI, “The Emergence of Paleobiology”; 

Michael J. BENTON, “The Fossil Record: 

Biological or Geological Signal?”; Richard A. 

FORTEY, “Biogeography and Evolution in the 

Early Paleozoic”; Richard J. ALDRIDGE and 

Derek E. G. BRIGGS, “The Discovery of Conodont 

Anatomy and Its Importance for Understanding the 

Early History of Vertebrates”; J. William SCHOPF, 

“Emergence of Precambrian Paleobiology: A New 

Field of Science”; John R. HORNER, “Dinosaurs 

at the Table”; Tim D. WHITE, “Ladders, Bushes, 

Punctuations, and Clades: Hominid Paleobiology 

in the Late Twentieth Century”; Patricia PRINCE- 

HOUSE, “Punctuated Equilibria and Speciation: 

What Does It Mean to Be a Darwinian?”; Francisco 

J. AYALA, “Molecular Evolution vis-à-vis 

Paleontology”; Derek TURNER, “Beyond Detective 

Work: Empirical Testing in Paleontology”; 

Todd A. GRANTHAM, “Taxic Paleobiology and the 

Pursuit of a Unified Evolutionary Theory”; David 

E. FASTOVSKY, “Ideas in Dinosaur Paleontology: 

Resonating to Social and Political Context”; Susan 

TURNER and David OLDROYD, “Reg Sprigg 

and the Discovery of the Ediacara Fauna in South 

Australia: Its Approach to the High Table”; Manfred 

D. LAUBICHLER and Karl J. NIKLAS, “The 

Morphological Tradition in German Paleontology: 

Otto Jaekel, Walter Zimmermann, and Otto 

Schindewolf”; David SEPKOSKI, “ ‘Radical’ or 

‘Conservative’? The Origin and Early Reception 

of Punctuated Equilibrium”; John HUSS, “The 

Shape of Evolution: The MBL Model and Clade 

Shape”; Joe CAIN, “Ritual Patricide: Why Stephen 

Jay Gould Assassinated George Gaylord Simpson”; 

Arnold I. MILLER, “The Consensus That 

Changed the Paleobiological World”; James W. 

VALENTINE, “The Infusion of Biology into Paleontological 

Research”; Richard BAMBACH, “From 

Empirical Paleoecology to Evolutionary Paleobiology: 

A Personal Journey”; Rebecca Z. GER- 

MAN, “Intellectual Evolution across an Academic 

Landscape”; Anthony HALLAM, “The Problem of 

Punctuational Speciation and Trends in the Fossil 

Record”; Arthur J. BOUCOT, “Punctuated Equilibrium 

Versus Community Evolution”; David SEP- 

KOSKI and David M. RAUP, “An Interview with 

David M. Raup”; David JABLONSKI, “Paleontology 

in the Twenty-First Century”; Michael RUSE, 

“Punctuations and Paradigms: Has Paleobiology 

Been through a Paradigm Shift?.” 

3245. TIRARD, Stéphane. “Stéphane Leduc (1853– 

1939) : De la médecine à la biologie synthétique.” 


370-131. BOTANY 

3246. BAYTOP, Asuman. “Contribution of Otto 

Schwarz (1900–1983) to the Flora of Anatolia.” 


10 (2008): 109–114. 

3247. BAYTOP, Asuman. “Edward Kent Balls 

(1892–1984), Plant Collector and Horticulturist.” 


10 (2008): 103–108. 

3248. CABRAL, João Paulo. “La Revista Broteria, 

los jesuitas naturalistas y Gonçalo Sampaio. 

Intercambio de plantas e ideas y el desarrollo de la 

botánica en Portugal.” Asclepio 62, no. 1 (2010): 

61–92. 

3249. GAUSEMEIER, Bernd. “Political Networking 

and Scientific Modernization: Botanical Research 

at the KWI for Biology and Its Place in National 

Socialist Science Policy.” In The Kaiser Wilhelm 

Society under National Socialism, edited by HEIM et 

al. (2009) [ref. 2971], 227–250. 

3250. STAR, Paul. “Ecology: A Science of Nation? 

The Utilization of Plant Ecology in New Zealand, 

1896–1930.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 197– 

207. 

3251. XU Fengxian. “K. S. Hao’s Plant Collection in 

the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition to the North- 

Western Provinces of China and Further Research.” 


on the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition [ref. 3187]. 

Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26, suppl. (2007): 23–30. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

3252. GARCIA, Susana V. “Especies locales, mercado 

y transporte en las investigaciones embriológicas: 

el estudio de la poliembrionía en armadillos a principios 

del siglo XX.” English title: [Local Species, 

the Market, and Transportation in Embryological Research: 

The Study of Polyembryony in Armadillos in 

the Early Twentieth Century]. Proceedings from the 






3253. GARCÍA, Susana V. “Miguel Fernández y 

el proyecto científico-educativo del Laboratorio de 

Zoología del Museo de La Plata.” Saber y Tiempo 5, 

no 17 (2004): 97–126. 

3254. POULIN, Isabelle. “Peut-on raconter la 

science ? Réflexions sur la traduction controversée 

d’un écrivain lépidoptériste : Vladimir Nabokov.” 


[ref. 251], 153–162. 

3255. RIES, Christopher Jacob. “Angels, Demons, 

Birds and Dinosaurs: Creativity, Meaning, and Truth


in the Life, Art and Science of Gerhard Heilmann 

(1859–1946).” Interdiscipl. Sci. Rev. 35 (2010): 

69–91. 

On the Danish artist and graphic designer. 


3256. BRUSH, Stephen G. Choosing Selection: The 

Revival of Natural Selection in Anglo-American Evolutionary 

Biology, 1930–1970. Transactions of the 

American Philosophical Society, 99 pt. 3. (183 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Philadelphia: American Philosophical 


3257. CAIN, Joe. “Rethinking the Synthesis Period 

in Evolutionary Studies.” J. Hist. Biol. 42 (2009): 

621–648. 

3258. DELISLE, Richard G. Les philosophies du néodarwinisme 

: Conceptions divergentes sur l’homme 

et le sens de l’évolution. Science, histoire et société. 

Travaux et recherches. (x + 411 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


9782130566267. 


3259. HAGEMANN, Rudolf. “Curt Stern (1902– 

1981): Drosophila-Genetiker und Human-Genetiker 

in Deutschland und den USA.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

11 (2006): 31–46. 

3260. HARPER, Peter S. A Short History of Medical 

Genetics. Oxford Monographs on Medical 

Genetics, 57. (xi + 557 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 


9780195187502. 


3261. KELLER, Evelyn Fox. Le siècle du gène. 

Traduit de l’anglais par Stéphane SCHMITT. Bibliothèque 

des sciences humaines. (iii + 173 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Paris: Gallimard, 2003. ISBN: 

9782070766352. 

French translation of Evelyn Fox KELLER, The 

Century of the Gene (2000) 


3262. KREMENTSOV, Nikolai. “Darwinism, Marxism, 

and Genetics in the Soviet Union.” In Biology 

and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins, edited by 

ALEXANDER and NUMBERS (2010) [ref. 372], 215– 

246. 

3263. KUTSCHERA, Ulrich. “Predator-Driven 

Macroevolution in Flyingfishes Inferred from Behavioural 

Studies: Historical Controversies and a 

Hypothesis.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 10 (2005): 59–77. 

3264. LEVIT, Georgy S., and Lennart OLSSON. 

“ ‘Evolution on Rails’: Mechanisms and Levels of 

Orthogenesis.” Ann. Hist. Phil. Biol. 11 (2006): 

99–138. 

3265. LOUÇÃ, Francisco. “Emancipation through 

Interaction—How Eugenics and Statistics Converged 

and Diverged.” J. Hist. Biol. 42 (2009): 649–684. 

3266. MILAM, Erika Lorraine. Looking for a Few 

Good Males: Female Choice in Evolutionary Biology. 

Animals, History, Culture. (236 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. 

ISBN: 9780801894190. 

Close study of the history of mid-20th-century 

evolutionary biology. 

3267. PELAYO, Francisco. “Debatiendo sobre Darwin 

en España: antidarwinismo, teorías evolucionistas 

alternativas y síntesis moderna.” Asclepio 61, no. 

2 (2009): 101–128. 

3268. PIGLIUCCI, Massimo. “Sewall Wright’s 

Adaptive Landscapes: 1932 vs. 1988.” Biol. & 

Phil. 23 (2008): 591–603. 

3269. POPOV, Igor. “Orthogenesis versus Darwinism: 

The Russian Case.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 

367–397. 

3270. SATZINGER, Helga. “Racial Purity, Stable 

Genes, and Sex Difference: Gender in the Making 

of Genetic Concepts by Richard Goldschmidt and 

Fritz Lenz, 1916 to 1936.” In The Kaiser Wilhelm 

Society under National Socialism, edited by HEIM et 

al. (2009) [ref. 2971], 145–170. 

3271. SCHLOEGEL, Judith Johns. “Intimate Biology: 

Herbert Spencer Jennings, Tracy Sonneborn, and the 

Career of American Protozoan Genetics.” Diss. Abstr. 

Int. A 67/06 (2006). 


Gliboff, Sander. Pub. no. AAT 3223050. 299 pp. 

3272. SNELDERS, Stephen. “National Socialism, 

Human Genetics and Eugenics in the Netherlands, 

1940–1945.” In Scientific Research in World War 

II, edited by MAAS and HOOIJMAIJERS (2009) 

[ref. 2962], 109–120. 

3273. STEEN, Tomoko Y. “The Case of Ohta 

Tomoko: A Woman Geneticist in the Neutralist- 

Selectionist Evolution Controversy.” Part of a Special 

Issue: “Locating Japanese Science and Technology: 

Place and the Production of Knowledge” [ref. 13]. 



3274. ALMEIDA, Darcy Fontoura de. “A opção de 

Carlos Chagas Filho pela física biológica: razões e 

motivações.” English title: [Carlos Chagas Filho’s 

Choice of Biological Physics: Reasons and Motivations]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 261–275. 

3275. BRANDT, Christina. “Zeitschichten des Klons. 

Anmerkungen zu einer Begriffsgeschichte.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

33 (2010): 123–146. 

3276. FRANKLIN, Laura R. “From a Microbiological 

Point of View.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/10 (2009). 


Kitcher, Philip. Pub. no. AAT 3333338. 278 

pp. 

3277. LONG, Tulley. “William McElroy, the 

McCollum-Pratt Institute, and the Transformation 

of Biology at Johns Hopkins, 1945–1960.” J. Hist. 

Biol. 42 (2009): 765–809.


3278. RHEINBERGER, Hans-Jörg. “Internationalism 

and the History of Molecular Biology.” Ann. Hist. 

Phil. Biol. 11 (2006): 249–254. 

3279. SPATH, Susan, Maureen O’MALLEY, Jesse 

ZANEVELD, Rob KNIGHT, and Carl ZIMMER. “Author’s 

Response to Symposium: Life through a Microbial 

Lens.” Metascience 18 (2009): 179–205. 

Response to Jesse ZANEVELD and Rob KNIGHT, 

Metascience 18 (2009): 179-205, Maureen 

O’MALLEY, Metascience 18 (2009): 179-205 

and Susan SPATH, Metascience 18 (2009): 179- 

205. Essay review of Carl ZIMMER, Microcosm 

(2008); Carl ZIMMER, Microcosm (2008); Carl 

ZIMMER, Microcosm (2008); Carl ZIMMER, Microcosm 

(2008). 

3280. VRAY, Bernard. “Les apports de la biologie 

moléculaire à la paléoparasitologie.” Vesalius 8, no. 

1 (2002): 45–52. 



3281. BROWN, S. “Hitler’s Bible: An Analysis of 

the Relationship between American and German 

Eugenics in Pre-War Nazi Germany.” Vesalius 15 

(2009): 26–31. 

3282. CASTAÑEDA LÓPEZ, Gabriela, and Ana Cecilia 

RODRÍGUEZ DE ROMO. “La enseñanza de la 

fisiología experimental en la Escuela Nacional de 

Medicina de México (1900–1933).” Llull 32 (2009): 

33–58. 

3283. HIRSZFELD, Ludwick. Ludwik Hirszfeld: The 

Story of One Life. Edited by Marta A. BALINSKA 

and William H. SCHNEIDER. (xxxv + 362 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Rochester, NY: University of Rochester 


Translation of the autobiography (annotated with 

interviews by friends, students, and relatives) of 

the serologist who opened the field of human population 

genetics and studied genetics of disease and 

immunology. 

3284. JIANG Gongcheng. “Eugenics and the Élite 

Marriage Ethics in Modern China—An Analysis for 

the Marriage Story of Translation for The Kallikak 

Family: A Study in the Heredity of Feeblemindedness.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. Hist. 

Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 75–85. 

3285. JONES, Jeannette Eileen. “ ‘Gorilla Trails 

in Paradise’: Carl Akeley, Mary Bradley, and the 

American Search for the Missing Link.” J. Amer. 

Cult. 29 (2006): 321–336. 

3286. MAXWELL, Anne. “Eugenics and the Classical 

Ideal of Beauty in Philip K. Dick’s ‘The Golden 

Man.’ ” Science-Fiction Studies 36 (2009): 87–100. 

3287. PODGORNY, Irina. “La Derrota del Genio. 

Cráneos y cerebros en la filogenia argentina.” Part of 

special issue: La Universidad Nacional de La Plata: 

apuntes para su historia [ref. 246]. Saber y Tiempo 5, 

no 20 (2005): 63–106. 

3288. REGGIANI, Andrés H. “Depopulation, Fascism, 

and Eugenics in 1930s Argentina.” Hispanic 

Amer. Hist. Rev. 90 (2010): 283–318. 

“Argues that Argentine medical practitioners were 

much more receptive to eugenic sterilization than 

previously claimed.” (from the abstract) 

3289. RICHMOND, Jesse. “Experts and Australopithecines: 

Credibility and Controversy in the Science 

of Human Evolution, 1924–1959.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/12 (2010). 


2009. Advisor: Oreskes, Naomi. Pub. no. AAT 

3386841. 306 pp. 

3290. SCHOENL, William, and Danielle PECK. “Advertising 

Eugenics: Charles M. Goethe’s Campaign 

to Improve the Race.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 75–80. 

On the broad appeal of eugenics in America up 

through the late 1930s. 

3291. SLEIGH, Charlotte. “Plastic Body, Permanent 

Body: Czech Representations of Corporeality in the 

Early Twentieth Century.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 241–255. 

3292. SOUZA, Vanderlei Sebastião de et al. “Arquivo 

de Antropologia Física do Museu Nacional: fontes 

para a história da eugenia no Brasil.” Article also 

in English. English title: [The National Museum’s 

Physical Anthropology Archive: Sources on the History 

of Eugenics in Brazil]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

763–777. 

3293. WANHALLA, Angela. “To ‘Better the Breed 

of Men’: Women and Eugenics in New Zealand, 

1900-1935.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 16 (2007): 163–182. 

3294. WEINBERG, Robert. “Biology and the Jewish 

Question after the Revolution: One Soviet Approach 

to the Productivization of Jewish Labor.” Jewish Hist. 

21 (2007): 413–428. 

3295. WEINDLING, Paul. “Genetics, Eugenics, 

and the Holocaust.” In Biology and Ideology from 



3296. WITTMANN, Emily. “To What Extent Were 

Ideas and Beliefs about Eugenics held in Nazi Germany 

Shared in Britain and the United States Prior to 

the Second World War?” Vesalius 10, no. 1 (2004): 

16–19. 


3297. DEVINSKY, Janna, Daniel LOWENSTEIN, and 

Richard MCELREA. “Harold Shaw and the Ross Sea 

Party: Epilepsy in the Antarctic.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 

18 (2009): 320–328. 

Story of an epileptic on an Antarctic sea voyage. 

3298. GARCÍA-MARÍN, Virginia, Pablo GARCÍA- 

LÓPEZ, and Miguel FREIRE. “The Growth Cone as 

Seen through Cajal’s Original Histological Preparations 

and Publications.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 

197–210.


3299. LANGER, Karen G. “Babinski’s Anosognosia 

for Hemiplegia in Early Twentieth-Century French 

Neurology.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 (2009): 387–405. 

3300. MACMILLAN, Malcolm. “Evolution and the 

Neurosciences Down-Under.” J. Hist. Neurosci. 18 

(2009): 150–196. 

3301. MORGAN, Lynn M. “The Embryography of 

Alice B. Toklas.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 50 (2008): 

304–325. 

On Gertrude Stein’s early career as a medical 

student at Johns Hopkins where she worked on a 

model of a young human brain. 

3302. SCHMUHL, Hans-Walter. “Brain Research 

and the Murder of the Sick: The Kaiser Wilhelm 

Institute for Brain Research, 1937–1945.” In The 



3303. SOLHDJU, Katrin. “Mapping Nerves: An 

Investigation into the Vitality of an Image.” Nuncius 

24 (2009): 465–488. 

3304. YORK, George K. “Localization of Language 

Function in the Twentieth Century.” Part of a special 

issue on Cerebral Localization [ref. 419]. J. Hist. 

Neurosci. 18 (2009): 283–290. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

3305. BERTON, Mireille. “Cinéma et sciences du 

psychisme en 1900 : la névrose, la paramnésie, 

la transe.” Part of a special issue: Film und Wissenschaft: 


[ref. 216]. Gesnerus 66 (2009): 103–120. 

3306. BIRMAN, Joel. “Tradição, memória e arquivo 

da brasilidade: sobre o inconsciente em Mário de 

Andrade.” English title: [Tradition, Memory and 

Archives of “Brazilianness:” The Unconscious in 

Mário de Andrade]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 195– 

216. 

3307. BOIRE, Richard Glen. “Mimetics Hostilis: 

An Assemblage of Law, Psychiatry, and Chemical 

Artifice.” Part of a special issue on psychotropic 

drugs and science [ref. 3315]. Configurations 16 

(2008): 145–165. 

On the relationship between US constitutional 

law and the religious implications of psychotropic 

drugs. 

3308. BROWNE, Derek. “Konrad Lorenz on Instinct 

and Phylogenetic Information.” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 8000 words. 

3309. BRYCELAND, Christy. “From ‘Gunslingers’ 

to ‘Policed Professionals’: The Historical and Institutional 

Development of Professional Psychology in 

Alberta.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 67/11 (2007). 

Dissertation at University of Calgary (Canada), 

2006. Pub. no. AAT NR19148. 276 pp. 

3310. BUERKLE, Darcy. “Gendered Spectatorship, 

Jewish Women, and Psychological Advertising in 

Weimar Germany.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 15 (2006): 

625–636. 

3311. CRONE, Anna Lisa. “Christianizing Freud: 

Sublimation and Creativity in Modern Russian Religious 

Thought.” Russ. Hist. 36 (2009): 360–390. 

3312. DEARY, Ian J., Martin LAWN, Caroline 

E. BRETT, Alison PATTIE, and David J. 

BARTHOLOMEW. “Archival Sources for Sir Godfrey 

Hilton Thomson.” Hist. Psychol. 13 (2010): 

95–103. 

3313. DONINA, Irina Nikolaevna. 

“ ‘Autobiographies of the Godless’ as a Source on 

Mass Social Psychology in the Late 1920s and the 

Early 1930s (From Materials in the Manuscript 

Department of the State Museum of the History of 

Religion).” Russ. Stud. Hist. 47 (2008): 65–92. 

3314. DOROSHOW, Deborah Blythe. “An Alarming 

Solution: Bedwetting, Medicine, and Behavioral 

Conditioning in Mid-Twentieth-Century America.” 

Isis 101 (2010): 312–337. 

3315. DOYLE, Richard. “Introduction: Among the 

Psychonauts with DreamWorks? Imagining Technoscience 

after the Transhuman Prohibition.” Introduction 

to special issue on psychotropic drugs and 

science. Configurations 16 (2008): 139–144. 

Concerns investigations of psychotropic drugs on 

the mind. Contents: Richard Glen BOIRE, “Mimetics 

Hostilis: An Assemblage of Law, Psychiatry, 

and Chemical Artifice,” 145–165 [ref. 3307]; Jeff 

PRUCHNIC, “Neurorhetorics: Cybernetics, Psychotropics, 

and the Materiality of Persuasion,” 

167–197 [ref. 3918]. 

3316. GRANEK, Leeat. “Grief as Pathology: The 

Evolution of Grief Theory in Psychology from Freud 

to the Present.” Hist. Psychol. 13 (2010): 46–73. 

3317. HIBBERD, Fiona J. “John Anderson’s Development 

of (Situational) Realism and Its Bearing on 

Psychology Today.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 4 (2009): 

63–92. 

3318. HORST, Frank C. P. van der, and René van 

der VEER. “Separation and Divergence: The Untold 

Story of James Robertson’s and John Bowlby’s Theoretical 

Dispute on Mother-Child Separation.” J. Hist. 

Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 236–252. 

3319. LACHAPELLE, Sofie, and Jenna HEALEY. 

“On Hans, Zou and the Others: Wonder Animals 

and the Question of Animal Intelligence in Early 

Twentieth-Century France.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. 

Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 12–20. 

3320. LARSON, Wendy. From Ah Q to Lei Feng: 

Freud and Revolutionary Spirit in 20th Century 

China. (322 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford 


3321. LI Xin. “Hypnotism in China’s Psychic Activity.” 


Yanjiu 28 (2009): 12–23.


3322. MONTGOMERY, Georgina M. “ ‘Infinite Loneliness’: 

The Life and Times of Miss Congo.” Endeavour 

33 (2009): 101–105. 

On Robert Yerkes’s study of “The Mind of a Gorilla.” 

3323. NERIO, Ronald J. “Whatever Happened to the 

Psyche? A Sociological Examination of Science, Religion 

and Spirituality in Psychology and Psychiatry.” 


Dissertation at City University of New York, 2008. 

Advisor: Katz Rothman, Barbara. Pub. no. AAT 

3310763. 413 pp. 

3324. PÂQUET, Martin, and Jérôme BOIVIN. “La 

mesure fait loi. La doctrine de l’hygiène mentale et 

les tests psychométriques au Québec pendant l’entredeux-guerres.” 

Can. Hist. Rev. 88 (2007): 149–179. 

On the application of psychometric tests on Quebec 

schoolchildren between the two world wars. 

3325. PIERCE, Philip. “Freud and Jung in America: 

An Imaginal Exploration in Cinematic Terms of the 

Seeds of Their Estrangement.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 

69/10 (2009). 

Dissertation at Pacifica Graduate Institute, 2008. 

Advisor: Sloan, Lisa. Pub. no. AAT 3333553. 240 

pp. 

3326. PIZARROSO, Noemi. “La psychologie historique 

vue par la psychologie expérimentale : Analyse 

d’une rencontre manquée.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 61 (2008): 

399–434. 

On the work of Ignace Meyerson between the two 

world wars. 

3327. QUEIRÓS, Alírio. A Recepção de Freud em 

Portugal (1900–1956). (173 pp.; index pp.; bibl.) 

Coimbra: Imprensa da Universidade, 2009. ISBN: 

9789898074478. 

3328. QUINONES VIDAL, Elena, María PE- 

NARANDA ORTEGA, and Elena GARCIA QUINONES. 

“El colegio invisible de Ángel Garma y el papel de sus 

colaboradores en el psicoanálisis argentino.” English 

title: [The Invisible College of Ángel Garma and 

the Role of Its Collaborators in Argentine Psychoanalysis]. 

Part of a series: Transmission of Science 

and Scientific Legacy: Europe and Latin America. 


3329. TER HARK, Michel. “The Psychology of 

Thinking before the Cognitive Revolution: Otto Selz 

on Problems, Schemas, and Creativity.” Hist. Psychol. 

13 (2010): 2–24. 

3330. VALENTINE, Elizabeth R. “ ‘A brilliant and 

many-sided personality’: Jessie Margaret Murray, 

founder of the Medico-Psychological Clinic.” J. Hist. 

Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 145–161. 

3331. VAN DER HORST, Frank C. P., and René VAN 

DER VEER. “The Ontogeny of an Idea: John Bowlby 

and Contemporaries on Mother-Child Separation.” 

Hist. Psychol. 13 (2010): 25–45. 

3332. VICEDO, Marga. “Mothers, Machines, and 

Morals: Harry Harlow’s Work on Primate Love from 

Lab to Legend.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 

193–218. 

3333. WIEDEBACH, Hartwig. “Some Aspects of a 

Medical Anthropology: Pathic Existence and Causality 

in Viktor von Weizsäcker.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 

(2009): 360–376. 

3334. WOLFFRAM, Heather. “In the Laboratory of 

the Ghost-Baron: Parapsychology in Germany in the 

Early 20th Century.” Endeavour 33 (2009): 152–157. 


3335. BASHFORD, Alison. “Nation, Empire, Globe: 

The Spaces of Population Debate in the Interwar 

Years.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 49 (2007): 170–201. 

3336. BRENNAN, Toni, and Peter HEGARTY. “Magnus 

Hirschfeld, His Biographies and the Possibilities 

and Boundaries of ‘Biography’ as ‘Doing History.’ ” 

Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 5 (2009): 24–46. 

“Considers the two major biographies of sexologist 

Magnus Hirschfeld.” (from the abstract) 

3337. BRYSON, Dennis. “Personality and Culture, 

the Social Science Research Council, and Liberal 

Social Engineering: The Advisory Committee on 

Personality and Culture, 1930–1934.” J. Hist. Behav. 

Sci. 45 (2009): 355–386. 

“This committee provided an early formulation of 

personality and culture that emphasized the interdisciplinary 

focus on the processes of personality 

formation within small-scale social settings.” (from 

the abstract) 

3338. DOWNS, Gregory P. “University Men, Social 

Science, and White Supremacy in North Carolina.” J. 

South. Hist. 75 (2009): 267–304. 

3339. ERGIN, Murat. “Cultural Encounters in the 

Social Sciences and Humanities: Western Émigré 

Scholars in Turkey.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 1 (2009): 

105–130. 

On the activities of scholars in the early republican 

era (1923–50), seeking to embrace modernity and 

adapt it in a Turkish context. 

3340. GHOSH, Peter. “Max Weber, Werner Sombart 

and the Archiv für Sozialwissenschaft: The Authorship 

of the ‘Geleitwort’ (1904).” Hist. Europ. Ideas 

36 (2010): 71–100. 

3341. GORDON, Leah N. “The Individual and “The 

General Situation”: The Tension Barometer and the 

Race Problem at the University of Chicago, 1947– 

1954.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 46 (2010): 27–51. 

3342. MACINTYRE, Stuart. “The Poor Relation: 

Establishing the Social Sciences in Australia, 1940– 

1970.” Austral. Hist. Stud. 40 (2009): 47–62. 

3343. MARTIN, James. “Ontology and Law in the 

Early Poulantzas.” Hist. Europ. Ideas 35 (2009): 

465–474. 

On the Greek Marxist who developed a sociology 

of law that was a type of Natural Law theory that 

drew on philosophical ontology.


3344. RAMSDEN, Edmund. “Confronting the Stigma 

of Eugenics: Genetics, Demography and the Problems 

of Population.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 

853–884. 

On how “the concepts of stigma and boundary work 

can be usefully applied to history of population 

science.” (from the abstract) 

3345. TEO, Thomas, and Laura C. BALL. “Twin 

Research, Revisionism and Metahistory.” Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 22, no. 5 (2009): 1–23. 

“We show how important leaders of [Nazi] German 

twin research have been historically managed, 

and how their contributions have been distorted 

and omitted [so as to] to understand how science, 

politics and history interact.” (from the abstract) 


3346. AGRA DO Ó, Alarcon. “Norbert Elias e uma 

narrativa acerca do envelhecimento e da morte.” 

English title: [Norbert Elias and a Narrative about 

Aging and Death]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 389–400. 

3347. ALEXANDRESCU, Filip M. “Not as Natural 

as It Seems: The Social History of the Environment 

in American Sociology.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 5 

(2009): 47–80. 

Reviews sociology textbooks from 1894 to 1980 to 

study references to the natural environment. 

3348. ENGELBREKT, Kjell. “What Carl Schmitt 

Picked Up in Weber’s Seminar: A Historical Controversy 

Revisited.” Eur. Legacy 14 (2009): 667–684. 

3349. GERHARDT, Uta, and Alexia ARNOLD. “Von 

Chicago nach Darmstadt. Das Verhältnis zwischen 

der Chicago-Soziologie und der Darmstadt-Studie. 

Zur Kontinuität und Diskontinuität der Gesellschaftskonzeption(en) 

im Blickfeld der Stadt-Land- 

Thematik.” In Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten in 

der Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, 

edited by BRUCH et al. (2006) [ref. 2871], 195–222. 

3350. GREEN, S. J. D. “Social Science and the Discovery 

of a ‘Post-Protestant People’: Rowntree’s 

Surveys of York and Their Other Legacy.” North. 

Hist. 45 (2008): 87–109. 

On the mid-20th-century survey report by British 

sociologist Benjamin Rowntree. 

3351. JACOBS, Glenn. “Influence and Canonical 

Supremacy: An Analysis of How George Herbert 

Mead Demoted Charles Horton Cooley in the Sociological 

Canon.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 

117–144. 

3352. NICHOLS, Lawrence T. “Merton as Harvard 

Sociologist: Engagement, Thematic Continuities, 

and Institutional Linkages.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 46 

(2010): 72–95. 

3353. YOUNG, Cristobal. “The Emergence of Sociology 

from Political Economy in the United States: 

1890 to 1940.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 91–116. 


3354. BIEHN, Kersten Jacobson. “ ‘Monkeys, Babies, 

Idiots’ and ‘Primitives’: Nature-Nurture Debates 

and Philanthropic Foundation Support for American 

Anthropology in the 1920s and 1930s.” J. Hist. Behav. 

Sci. 45 (2009): 219–235. 

3355. KRONFELDNER, Maria E. “ ‘If there is nothing 

beyond the organic...’ Heredity and Culture at the 

Boundaries of Anthropology in the Work of Alfred L. 

Kroeber.” NTM 17 (2009): 107–133. 

3356. PAREZO, Nancy J., and Don D. FOWLER. 

Anthropology Goes to the Fair: The 1904 Louisiana 

Purchase Exposition. Critical Studies in the History 

of Anthropology. (xiii + 536 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Lincoln/London: University of Nebraska Press, 2007. 

ISBN: 9780803237599. 


3357. PRICE, David H. Anthropological Intelligence: 

The Deployment and Neglect of American Anthropology 

in the Second World War. (xix + 370 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Durham: Duke University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780822342199. 


3358. WILLERSLEV, Rane. “ ‘To have the world at 

a distance’: Reconsidering the Significance of Vision 

for Social Anthropology.” In Skilled Visions, edited 

by GRASSENI (2007) [ref. 175], 23–46. 

370-143. ECONOMICS 

3359. BECK, Naomi. “In Search of the Proper Scientific 

Approach: Hayek’s Views on Biology, Methodology, 

and the Nature of Economics.” Sci. Context 22 

(2009): 567–585. 

3360. DZUBACK, Mary Ann. “Women Scholars, 

Social Science Expertise, and the State in the United 

States.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 18 (2009): 71–95. 

“Explores...the careers of academic women 

economists...and their efforts to pursue research, 

establish their authority and influence public policy.” 


3361. STAPLEFORD, Thomas A. The Cost of Living 

in America: A Political History of Economic Statistics, 

1880–2000. (xviii + 421 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; 

index.) New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780521719247. 

370-145. ARCHAEOLOGY 

3362. BELLÓN, Juan P., Arturo RUIZ, and Alberto 

SÁNCHEZ. “Making Spain Hispanic: Gómez- 

Moreno and Iberian Archaeology.” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 305–315. 

3363. BENTZ, Emma. “ ‘More than a Village’. On 

the Medieval Countryside as an Archaeological Field 

of Study.” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited 


97–107. 

Focuses on European sites, especially in Germany 

since the early 20th century. 

3364. BERGMAN, Jan. “Between Sweden and Central 

Asia: Practising Archaeology in the 1920s and 

1930s.” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited by


SCHLANGER and NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 

131–145. 

3365. BRATHER, Sebastian. “Virchow and Kossinna: 

From the Science-Based Anthropology of Humankind 

to the Culture-Historical Archaeology of 

Peoples.” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited 


317–334. 

On German archaeology of the early 20th century. 

3366. DÍAZ-ANDREU, Margarita. “Revisiting the 

‘Invisible College’: José Ramón Mélida in Early 

Twentieth-Century Spain.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 121–129. 

3367. EICKHOFF, Martijn. “Dutch Archaeology 

and National Socialism.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 335–345. 

3368. EVANS, Christopher. Fengate Revisisted: Further 

Fen-edge Excavations, Bronze Age Fieldsystems 

& Settlement and the Wyman Abbott/Leeds Archives. 

(xiv + 283 pp.; ill.; bibl.) Cambridge: Cambridge 

Archaeological Unit, 2009. ISBN: 9780954482480. 


3369. GILLOT, Laurence. “Towards a Socio-Political 

History of Archaeology in the Middle East: The Development 

of Archaeological Practice and Its Impacts 

on Local Communities in Syria.” Bull. Hist. Archaeol. 

20, no. 1 (2010): 4–16. 

3370. GREEN, John. “Archaeology and Politics in 

the Holy Land: The Life and Career of P. L. O. Guy.” 

Pales. Explor. Quart. 141 (2009): 167–187. 

3371. HØLLELAND, Herdis. “Spells of History: 

Childe’s Contribution to the European Identity Discourse.” 

Bull. Hist. Archaeol. 20, no. 1 (2010): 

30–37. 

3372. IMMONEN, Visa, and Jussi-Pekka TAAVIT- 

SAINEN. “Language, Nationalism and the Identity 

of Archaeologists: The Case of Juhani Rinne’s Professorship 

in the 1920s.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 273–285. 

3373. LI Xinwei. “Yuan Fuli in the Sino-Swedish 

Scientific Expedition to the North-Western Provinces 

of China.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Part of a 

special issue on the Sino-Swedish Scientific Expedition 

[ref. 3187]. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 26, suppl. 

(2007): 56–65. 

Discusses the archaeological background of Yuan 

Fuli. 

3374. MARTÍNEZ, Ana Teresa, Constanze 

TABOADA, and Luis Alejandro AUAT. “The Wagner 

Brothers: French Archaeologists and Origin Myths 

in Early Twentieth-Century Argentina.” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 261–271. 

3375. MICALE, Maria Gabriella. “European Images 

of the Ancient Near East at the Beginnings 

of the Twentieth Century.” In Archives, Ancestors, 


(2008) [ref. 442], 191–203. 

Focus is on architectural representation. 

3376. PLATONOVA, Nadezhda I. “The Phenomenon 

of Pre-Soviet Archaeology: Archival Studies in the 

History of Russian Archaeology—Methods and Results.” 

In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, edited by 

SCHLANGER and NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 

47–57. 

3377. REYERO, Susana González. “Weaving Images: 

Juan Cabré and Spanish Archaeology in the 

First Half of the Twentieth Century.” In Archives, 


NORDBLADH (2008) [ref. 442], 205–220. 

On photographic representation in archaeology. 

3378. SMITH, Pamela Jane. A “Splendid Idiosyncrasy”: 

Prehistory at Cambridge 1915–50. BAR 

British Series, 485. (vi + 220 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) 

Oxford: Archaeopress, 2009. ISBN: 9781407304304. 


3379. STOUT, Adam. Creating Prehistory: Druids, 

Ley Hunters and Archaeologists in Pre-War Britain. 

(viii + 318 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Oxford: 

Blackwell, 2008. ISBN: 9781405155045. 

“Investigates the origins of professional archaeology 

in Britain during the inter-war period.” (from 

the publisher) 

3380. VERHART, Leo. “Frozen in Time: Photography 

and the Beginnings of Modern Archaeology in 

the Netherlands.” In Archives, Ancestors, Practices, 


[ref. 442], 221–230. 


3381. ABEL, Emily K. “The Rise and Fall of Celiac 

Disease in the United States.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 

65 (2010): 81–105. 

3382. ADAMS, D. J., and P. H. BARRY. “Peter 

William Gage 1937–2005.” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 20 

(2009): 233–254. 

On the professor of physiology at the Australian 

National University. 

3383. AMSTERDAMSKA, Olga et al. “Medical Science 

in the Light of a Flawed Study of the Holocaust: 

A Comment on Eva Hedfors’ Paper on Ludwik 

Fleck.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 937–944. 

Written in response to Eva HEDFORS, “Medical 

Science in the Light of the Holocaust” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 38 (2008): 259–283 [ref. 3413]Eva HEDFORS, 

“Medical Science in the Light of the Holocaust” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 259–283 [ref. 3413]. 

Includes the contributors Christian BONAH; Cornelius 

BORCK, Johannes FEHR, Michael HAG- 

NER, Marcus KLINGBERG, Ilana LÖWY, Martina 

SCHLÜNDER, Florian SCHMALTZ, Thomas 

SCHNELLE, Antke TAMMEN, Paul WEINDLING, 

and Claus ZITTEL. 

3384. ASDAL, Kristin. “Subjected to Parliament: 

The Laboratory of Experimental Medicine and the 

Animal Body.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 899–917.


“Explores a parliamentary controversy [in Norway] 

on experimental medicine at the turn of the 20th 

century.” (from the abstract) 

3385. BAILLARGEON, Denyse. Babies for the Nation: 

The Medicalization of Motherhood in Quebec, 

1910–1970. Trans. from French by W. Donald WIL- 

SON. Studies in Childhood and Family in Canada. 

(xii + 323 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Waterloo, Ontario: 

Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9781554580583. 

3386. BECSEI-KILBORN, Eva. “Scientific Discovery 

and Scientific Reputation: The Reception of Peyton 

Rous’ Discovery of the Chicken Sarcoma Virus.” 

J. Hist. Biol. 43 (2010): 111–157. 

3387. BEDOYA, Joanna et al. “Knowledge and 

Power: The Asymmetry of Interests of Colombian 

and Rockefeller Doctors in the Construction of the 

Concept of ‘Jungle Yellow Fever,’ 1907–1938.” Part 

of a special issue: Communication, Control, and 

Co-operation: (Latin) American Interchanges in the 

History of International Health [ref. 485]. Can. Bull. 

Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 71–109. 

3388. BEHRENS, Susan Fitzpatrick. “Maryknoll 

Sisters, Faith, Healing, and the Maya Construction of 

Catholic Communities in Guatemala.” Latin Amer. 

Res. Rev. 44, no. 3 (2009): 27–49. 

3389. BELL, Susan E. DES Daughters: Embodied 

Knowledge and the Transformation of Women’s 

Health Politics. (xi + 218 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9781592139187. 

3390. BLANDIN, Gaston. “Le surprenant traitement 

de la teigne dans un hôpital nantais au début du 

XXème siècle.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 43 (2009): 137– 

142. 

3391. BLUE, Ethan. “The Strange Career of Leo 

Stanley: Remaking Manhood and Medicine at San 

Quentin State Penitentiary, 1913–1951.” Pacific Hist. 

Rev. 78 (2009): 210–241. 

On San Quentin’s chief surgeon who performed operations 

aimed at rejuvenation of aged, controlling 

crime, and limiting reproduction of the unfit. 

3392. BRUNS, Florian. Medizinethik im Nationalsozialismus: 

Entwicklungen und Protagonisten in Berlin 

(1939–1945). Geschichte und Philosophie Der Medizin, 

7. (223 pp.; ill.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 

2009. ISBN: 9783515092265. 

3393. CARON, Simone M. Who Chooses? American 

Reproductive History since 1830. (xvi + 361 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 

2008. ISBN: 9780813031996. 


3394. CAUMEL-DAUPHIN, Francine. “Retour à 

l’autonomie de la sage-femme.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 

43 (2009): 49–51. 

On midwives in the 20th century. 

3395. CHRISTEN, Arden G., and Joan A. CHRIS- 

TEN. “Harry Sicher, MD, DSc.: Pioneer Dental 

Anatomist.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 93–100. 

3396. COLLINS, Kenneth. “European Refugee 

Physicians in Scotland, 1933–1945.” Part of a special 

issue: Medical Refugees in Britain and the Wider 

World, 1930–1960 [ref. 3464]. Soc. Hist. Med. 22 

(2009): 513–530. 

3397. COMFORT, Nathaniel. “The Prisoner as Model 

Organism: Malaria Research at Stateville Penitentiary.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 

190–203. 

3398. CONTI, Andrea Alberto, Donatella LIPPI, and 

Gian Franco GENSINI. “Enrico Pieragnoli and the 

Prevention of Tuberculosis: Florence 1906.” Vesalius 

8, no. 2 (2002): 26–29. 

3399. CULYBA, Rebecca J. “Classification and the 

Social Construction of Disease in Medical Systems: 

A Historical Comparison of Syphilis and HIV/AIDS 

in the United States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at Northwestern University, 2008. 

Advisor: Heimer, Carol A. Pub. no. AAT 3336513. 

328 pp. 

3400. DALE, Pamela, and Kate FISHER. “Implementing 

the 1902 Midwives Act: Assessing Problems, 

Developing Services and Creating a New Role 

for a Variety of Female Practitioners.” Women’s Hist. 

Rev. 18 (2009): 427–452. 

3401. DEL CASTILLO BELMONTE, Angel, Carlos 

PARADINAS JIMÉNEZ, and Juan Bautista RIERA 

PALMERO. “El nacimiento de la Física Médica: 

orígenes y desarrollo en el siglo XX.” Llull 31 (2008): 

209–220. 

3402. EVANS, Suzanne Elizabeth. “Parental Eugenics: 

Congenitally Anomalous Newborns and the 

Continuing Debate over Selective Non-Treatment 

and Neonatal Euthanasia in the United States, 1915– 



2008. Advisor: Hollinger, David A. Pub. no. AAT 

3331590. 282 pp. 

3403. EYLER, John M. “The Fog of Research: 

Influenza Vaccine Trials during the 1918–19 Pandemic.” 

J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 64 (2009): 401–428. 

3404. FORTES, Lore. “Homeopathy and National- 

Socialism.” Circumscribere 8 (2010): 12–27. 

3405. FREIDENFELDS, Lara. The Modern Period: 

Menstruation in Twentieth-Century America. (242 



3406. GEDDES, J. F. “The Doctors’ Dilemma: Medical 

Women and the British Suffrage Movement.” 


3407. GERMAIN, Michel A. “René Leriche : Pionnier 

de la chirurgie moderne.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 

(2008): 87–95. 

3408. GONZÁLEZ KORZENIEWSKI, Manuel A. “El 

mito fundacional de la homeopatía argentina. La 

Revista Homeopatía, Buenos Aires (1933–1940).” 

Asclepio 62, no. 1 (2010): 35–60.


3409. GRABOYES, Melissa. “Surveying the ‘Pathological 

Museum’: A History of Medical Research and 

Ethics in East Africa, 1940–1965.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at Boston University, 2010. Advisor: 

McCann, James C. Pub. no. AAT 3411733. 291 

pp. 

3410. HANITKEVYCH, Yaroslav. “The History of 

Ukrainian Medicine.” Vesalius 11, no. 2 (2005): 

104–106. 

Starting at the very end of the 19th century through 

Ukranian independence in the late 20th. 

3411. HARRINGTON, Anne. The Cure Within: A 

History of Mind-Body Medicine. (336 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) New York: W. W. Norton, 2008. ISBN: 

9780393065633. 


3412. HAU, Michael. “Sports in the Human Economy: 

‘ Leibesübungen,’ Medicine, Psychology, and 

Performance Enhancement during the Weimar Republic.” 

Cent. Eur. Hist. 41 (2008): 381–412. 

3413. HEDFORS, Eva. “Medical Science in the Light 

of the Holocaust: Departing from a Post-war Paper by 

Ludwik Fleck.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 259–283. 

3414. HEDFORS, Eva. “Medical Science in the Light 

of the Holocaust: Reply to a Biased Reading.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 945–950. 

Written in response to Olga AMSTERDAMSKA et 

al., “Medical Science in the Light of a Flawed 

Study of the Holocaust” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

937–944 [ref. 3383]. 

3415. HIDIER, Jacques. “Médecine de famille en 

milieu rural dans l’Ouest de la France (1908–1920) : 

Chronique de mortalité.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 43 

(2009): 121–124. 

3416. HŒRNI, Bernard, Michèle KIND, and Pierre 

HŒHNEL. “Emergence d’une nouvelle spécialité 

médicale : l’exemple de la Radiologie en France.” 

Vesalius 13 (2007): 98–103. 

3417. HYSON, John M., Jr. “Dental Service Base 

Hospital No. 18: Johns Hopkins Hospital 1917–19.” 

J. Hist. Dent. 51 (2003): 115–117. 

3418. JACOBS, Charlotte DeCroes. Henry Kaplan 

and the Story of Hodgkin’s Disease. (x + 444 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Stanford: Stanford General Books, 


3419. JASEN, Patricia. “From the ‘Silent Killer’ to 

the ‘Whispering Disease’: Ovarian Cancer and the 

Uses of Metaphor.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 489–512. 

3420. JENNINGS, Eric T. “Confronting Rabies and 

Its Treatments in Colonial Madagascar, 1899–1910.” 

Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 263–282. 

3421. KAMPF, Antje. “Controlling Male Sexuality: 

Combating Venereal Disease in the New Zealand 

Military during Two World Wars.” J. Hist. Sexual. 17 

(2008): 235–258. 

3422. KOVAC, Anthony, Nancy HULSTON, Grace 

HOLMES, and Frederick HOLMES. “ ‘A Brave and 

Gallant Company’: A Kansas City Hospital in France 

during the First World War.” Kansas Hist. 32 (2009): 

168–185. 

3423. LEAVITT, Judith Walzer. Make Room for 

Daddy: The Journey from Waiting Room to Birthing 

Room. (xi + 385 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chapel 

Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780807832554. 


3424. LEBERT, Raoul, Philippe BONNICHON, 

and Richard DOUARD. “Exemples de chirurgie 

d’urgence : Grossesse extra-utérine, iléus biliaire, 

appendicite.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 417– 

422. 

3425. LEE, Janet. “A Nurse and a Soldier: Gender, 

Class, and National Identity in the First World War 

Adventures of Grace Mcdougall and Flora Sandes.” 


3426. LEEMING, William. “Tracing the Shifting 

Sands of ‘Medical Genetics’: What’s in a Name?” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 50–60. 

“Focuses on the structural development of 

institution-based interest in genetics in Anglo- 

North American medicine after 1930.” (from the 

abstract) 

3427. LEGENT, Francois, and Jérome BOULANGER. 

“Maurice Sourdille, otologiste nantais, célèbre et 

inconnu.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 43 (2009): 125–136. 

3428. LESTREL, Pete E. Bernard G. Sarnat: 20th 

Century Plastic Surgeon and Biological Scientist. 

(xx + 335 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) Singapore: World 

Scientific, 2008. ISBN: 9789812813176. 

Sarnat’s research was on craniofacial biology. 

3429. LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José M. “Els Sabers mèdics al 

segle XX: el País Valencià.” Translated Title: [Medical 

Knowledge in the 20th Century: The Autonomous 

Community of Valencia.] In Catalan. In La Ciència 

en la Història dels Països Catalans, Vol. 3, edited by 


3430. LÖWY, Ilana. Preventive Strikes: Women, 

Precancer, and Prophylactic Surgery. (xi + 328 



“Traces the history of prophylactic amputations 

through a century of preventive treatment.” (from 


3431. LUBISICH, Josef W. “Ralph L. Huber, DMD: 

Forgotten Inventor of the ‘Tuohy’ Needle.” J. Hist. 

Dent. 52 (2004): 75–78. 

3432. LÜNEN, Alexander Von. “ ‘Splendid Isolation’? 

Aviation Medicine in World War II.” In Scientific 



On the poor state of German aviation medicine and 

the fact that they did not utilize experts in occupied 

countires, using the Netherlands as a case study.


3433. MASO, Jean S. “Walker Percy’s The Gramercy 

Winner: A Memoir of the American Tuberculosis 

Experience.” J. Amer. Cult. 33 (2010): 107–120. 

3434. MASTORAKI, Aikaterini, and Argiris 

MICHALOPOULOS. “Marinos Gerulanos (1867– 

1960): Charismatic Greek, Surgeon, Humanist and 

Benefactor.” Vesalius 14 (2008): 16–22. 

Focuses on his major contributions to disease treatment, 

nursing, and Greek medical education in the 

early 20th century. 

3435. MAUCK, Aaron Pascal. “Managing Care: 

The History of Diabetes Management in Twentieth 

Century America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/07 (2011). 


Rosenberg, Charles. Pub. no. AAT 3414855. 405 

pp. 

3436. MCCARTHYA, Louella. “All This Fuss about 

a Trivial Incident? Women, Hospitals, and Medical 

Work in New South Wales, 1900–1920.” Women’s 

Hist. Rev. 14 (2005): 265–284. 

3437. MILLER, Carol Poh. A Second Voice: A Century 

of Osteopathic Medicine in Ohio. (xiv + 161 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Athens: Ohio University Press, 

2004. ISBN: 0821415948. 


3438. MORGAN, Lynn M. Icons of Life: A Cultural 

History of Human Embryos. (xvii + 310 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Los Angeles: University of California 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780520260436. 

On the early 20th-century effort by the Carnegie 

Institution of Washington to collect thousands of 

human embryos for scientific study. 


3439. MOSCUCCI, Ornella, Rachel HERRING, and 

Virginia BERRIDGE. “Networking Health Research 

in Britain: The Post-War Childhood Leukaemia Trials.” 

Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. 20 (2009): 23–52. 

3440. MOTA, André, and Lilia Blima SCHRAIBER. 

“Mudanças corporativas e tecnológicas da medicina 

paulista em 1930.” Article also in English. English 

title: [Corporate and Technological Changes in São 

Paulo Medicine in 1930]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

345–360. 

3441. NAHUM, Henri. “Défense corporatiste, 

xénophobie et antisémitisme dans le milieu médical : 

Le ‘privilège roumain’, 1930–1940.” Hist. Sci. 

Médicales 42 (2008): 81–86. 

3442. OFFIT, Paul A. Vaccinated: One Man’s Quest 

to Defeat the World’s Deadliest Diseases. (xv + 254 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Smithsonian Books, 

2007. ISBN: 9780061227950. 

On Maurice Hilleman. 

3443. OSTEN, Philipp. “Emotion, Medizin und 

Volksbelehrung: die Entstehung des ‘deutschen Kulturfilms.’ 

” Part of a special issue: Film und Wissenschaft: 


[ref. 216]. Gesnerus 66 (2009): 67–102. 

On professionalisation of medical films in Germany 

between 1910 and 1920. 

3444. PERDIGUERO, Enrique, José PARDO-TOMÁS, 

and Àlvar MARTÍNEZ-VIDAL. “Physicians as a 

Public for the Popularization of Medicine in Interwar 

Catalonia: The Monografies Mèdiques Series.” In 

Popularizing Science and Technology in the European 

Periphery, 1800–2000, edited by PAPANELOPOULOU 

et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 195–216. 

3445. PETITDANT, Bernard. “Docteur François Miramond 

de Laroquette (1871–1927)—2éme partie.” 

Vesalius 13 (2007): 82–91. 

Continuation of Bernard PETITDANT, “Docteur 

François Miramond de Laroquette (1871–1927)— 

1ère partie” Vesalius 13 (2007): 34–39 [ref. 2686]. 

3446. PICHEL, Beatriz. “Broken Faces: Reconstructive 

Surgery during and after the Great War.” 

Endeavour 34 (2010): 25–29. 

3447. RAMOS, Samuel, José Luis DORIA, and 

Madalena Esperança PINA. “Gil Eannes - Le navirehôpital 

de la flotte morutière portugaise.” Vesalius 14 

(2008): 23–26. 

On the 20th-century history of a hospital ship in 

war and peace. 

3448. RIAUD, Xavier. “Le service dentaire de 

l’armée allemande pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale.” 

Vesalius 11, no. 1 (2005): 38–47. 

Part 2. 

3449. RIAUD, Xavier. “Le service dentaire de 

l’armée américaine pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale.” 

Vesalius 10, no. 2 (2004): 78–82. 

Part 1. 

3450. SÁ, Magali Romero et al. “Medicina, ciência e 

poder: as relações entre França, Alemanha e Brasil no 

período de 1919 a 1942.” Article also in English. English 

title: [Medicine, Science and Power: Relations 

between France, Germany and Brazil in the Period 

1919–1942]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 247–261. 

3451. SÁ, Magali Romero, and André Felipe 

Cândido da SILVA. “La Revista Médica De Hamburgo 

y la Revista Médica Germano-Ibero-Americana: 

Diseminación de la medicina germánica en España 

y América Latina (1920–1933).” Asclepio 62, no. 1 

(2010): 7–34. 

3452. SANTOS, Luiz A. de Castro. “A duras penas: 

estratégias, conquistas e desafios da enfermagem em 

escala mundial.” Article also in English. English 

title: [Against the Odds: Strategies, Achievements 

and Challenges of Nursing on a Global Scale]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 13–28. 

3453. SCHLEIERMACHER, Sabine. “Reform oder 

Restauration? Vorschläge für das Medizinstudium in 

der amerikanischen und der sowjetischen Besatzungszone.” 

In Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten in der 

Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited 

by BRUCH et al. (2006) [ref. 2871], 247–261. 

3454. SCHLICH, Thomas. “The Perfect Machine: 

Lorenz Böhler’s Rationalized Fracture Treatment in 

World War I.” Isis 100 (2009): 758–791. 

Focuses on medical rationalization and standardization.


3455. SHI Rusong. “China and Sino-American Medical 

Communication in the View of the American 

Medical Profession during the Anti-Japanese War: 

The Case of The Journal of the American Medical 

Association.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese 

J. Hist. Sci. Tech. 27 (2006): 211–220. 

3456. SIMMONS, David. “Religion and Medicine at 

the Crossroads: A Re-Examination of the Southern 

Rhodesian Influenza Epidemic of 1918.” J. South. 

African Stud. 35 (2009): 29–44. 

3457. SMITH, Robyn. “The Emergence of Vitamins 

as Bio-Political Objects during World War I.” Stud. 


3458. STAPLETON, Darwin H. “Tissue Culture and 

Tissue Culture Technologies at the Rockefeller Institute 

for Medical Research: Roots of Regenerative 

Medicine, 1910–1950.” Med. Stud. 1 (2009): 77–81. 

3459. SWANSON, Kara Weatherlee. “Body Banks: 

A History of Milk Banks, Blood Banks, and Sperm 

Banks in the United States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/11 



Brandt, Allan M. Pub. no. AAT 3385413. 468 pp. 

3460. SZE, Julie. “Boundaries and Border Wars: 

DES, Technology, and Environmental Justice.” Part 

of a special issue: Rewiring the “Nation”: The Place 

of Technology in American Studies [ref. 528]. Amer. 

Quart. 58 (2006): 791–814. 

3461. TRAVIS, Anthony S. “A Woman in Biochemistry 

and Toxicology: The Polish-British Refugee 

Regina Schoental.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 34 (2009): 

92–104. 

3462. VILLIEZ, Anna von. “The Emigration of 

Women Doctors from Germany under National Socialism.” 



Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 553–567. 

3463. WEINDLING, Paul. “Medical Refugees and 

the Modernisation of British Medicine, 1930–1960.” 

Part of a special issue: Medical Refugees in Britain 

and the Wider World, 1930–1960 [ref. 3464]. Soc. 

Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 489–511. 

3464. WEINDLING, Paul. “Medical Refugees in 

Britain and the Wider World, 1930–1960: Introduction.” 

Introduction to a special issue: Medical 

Refugees in Britain and the Wider World, 1930–1960. 

Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 451–459. 

Michael SHEPHERD, “The Impact of Germanic 

Refugees on Twentieth-Century British Psychiatry,” 

461–469 [ref. 3494]; John ZAMET, “The 

Anschluss and the Problem of Refugee Stomatologists,” 

471–488 [ref. 3466]; Paul WEIN- 

DLING, “Medical Refugees and the Modernisation 

of British Medicine, 1930–1960,” 489–511 

[ref. 3463]; Kenneth COLLINS, “European Refugee 

Physicians in Scotland, 1933–1945,” 513–530 

[ref. 3396]; Christian PROSS, “The Attitude of 

German Émigré Doctors towards Medicine under 

National Socialism,” 531–552 [ref. 2890]; Anna 

von VILLIEZ, “The Emigration of Women Doctors 

from Germany under National Socialism,” 

553–567 [ref. 3462]; Rakefet ZALASHIK and Nadav 

DAVIDOVITCH, “Professional Identity across 

the Borders: Refugee Psychiatrists in Palestine, 

1933–1945,” 569–587 [ref. 3499]. 

3465. WEISZ, George M. “Dr. Fleck Fighting Fleck 

Typhus.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 145–153. 

Written in response to Eva HEDFORS, “Medical 

Science in the Light of the Holocaust” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 38 (2008): 945–950 [ref. 3414] 

3466. ZAMET, John. “The Anschluss and the Problem 

of Refugee Stomatologists.” Part of a special 

issue: Medical Refugees in Britain and the Wider 

World, 1930–1960 [ref. 3464]. Soc. Hist. Med. 22 

(2009): 471–488. 

“This article examines the dilapidated state of 

British dental health and dentistry during the 

1930s.” (from the abstract) 

3467. ZHANG Daqing. Zhongguo jin dai ji bing 

she hui shi. Translated Title: [A Social History of 

Diseases in Modern China (1912–1937).] In Chinese. 

(254 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Jinan: Shandong 

jiao yu chu ban she [Shandong Education Press], 

2006. ISBN: 9787532853892. 


3468. ZITO, Angela. “Secularizing the Pain of Footbinding 

in China: Missionary and Medical Stagings 

of the Universal Body.” J. Amer. Acad. Relig. 75 

(2007): 1–24. 


3469. ABLARD, Jonathan. Madness in Buenos 

Aires: Patients, Psychiatrists, and the Argentine 

State, 1880–1983. Research in International Studies. 

Latin America Series, 47. (xi + 319 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780896802599. 


3470. BLACKSHAW, Gemma, and Leslie Elizabeth 

TOPP. (Eds.) Madness and Modernity: Mental 

Illness and the Visual Arts in Vienna 1900. Published 

on the occasion of the exhibition at the Wellcome 

Collection, London, 1 April-28 June 2009. (166 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Farnham: Lund Humphries, 2009. 

ISBN: 9781848220201. 

Contents: Gemma BLACKSHAW and Leslie TOPP, 

“Scrutinised Bodies and Lunatic Utopias: Mental 

Illness, Psychiatry and the Visual Arts in Vienna, 

1898–1914”; Nicola IMRIE, “Karl Henning, Wax 

Models of Two Male Heads, 1897–98”; Gemma 

BLACKSHAW, “Mad Modernists: Imaging Mental 

Illness in Viennese Portraits”; Gemma BLACK- 

SHAW, “Gustav Jagerspacher, Portrait of Peter 

Altenberg, 1909”; Nicola IMRIE and Leslie TOPP, 

“Modernity Follows Madness? Viennese Architecture 

for Mental Illness and Nervous Disorders”; 

Leslie TOPP, “Erwin Pendl (Studio), Model of 

Lower Austrian Provincial Institution for the Cure 

and Care of the Mentally and Nervously Ill ‘Am 

Steinfhof’, c.1907”; Luke HEIGHTON, “Josef Karl 

Rädler, Untitled (Self-Portrait), 1913”; Sabine 

WIEBER, “The Allure of Nerves: Class, Gender 

and Neurasthenia in Klimt’s Society Portraits”;


Sabine WIEBER, “Richard Luksch, Two Faience 

Figures for the Purkersdorf Sanatorium, 1905”; 

Geoffrey C. HOWES, “Madness and Literature in 

Vienna 1900.” 

3471. BOSCHMA, Geertje. “A Family Point of View: 

Negotiating Asylum Care in Alberta, 1905–1930.” 

Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 367–389. 

3472. CAIRE, Michel. “L’hospitalisation des Juifs 

en psychiatrie sous Vichy dans le département de la 

Seine.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 349–358. 

3473. CASTAGNINI, Augusto C. “Wimmer’s Concept 

of Psychogenic Psychosis Revisited.” Hist. 

Psychiat. 21 (2010): 54–66. 

3474. COTTEBRUNE, Anne. “Zwischen Theorie und 

Deutung der Vererbung psychischer Störungen. Zur 

Übertragung des Mendelismus auf die Psychiatrie in 

Deutschland und in den USA, 1911–1930.” NTM 17 

(2009): 35–54. 

3475. CROZIER, Anna. “What Was Tropical about 

Tropical Neurasthenia? The Utility of the Diagnosis 

in the Management of British East Africa.” J. Hist. 

Med. Allied Sci. 64 (2009): 518–548. 

3476. DOYLE, Dennis. “ ‘Where the Need is Greatest’: 

Social Psychiatry and Race-Blind Universalism 

in Harlem’s Lafargue Clinic, 1946–1958.” Bull. Hist. 

Med. 83 (2009): 746–774. 

3477. FACCHINETTI, Cristiana, Andréa RIBEIRO, 

and Pedro F. de MUNÕZ.. “As insanas do Hospício 

Nacional de Alienados (1900–1939).” English title: 

[Insane Women at the Hospício Nacional de Alienados 

(1900–1939)]. Part of a special issue: Gender, 


suppl. (2008): 231–224. 

3478. GARTON, Stephen. “Criminal Propensities: 

Psychiatry, Classification and Imprisonment in New 

York State 1916–1940.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 

79–97. 

3479. HAYWARD, Rhodri. “Enduring Emotions: 

James L. Halliday and the Invention of the Psychosocial.” 

Focus: The Emotional Economy of Science 

[ref. 49]. Isis 100 (2009): 827–838. 

On the career of the Glaswegian public health 

investigator James L. Halliday. 

3480. HICKEY, Wakoh Shannon. “Mind Cure, Meditation, 

and Medicine: Hidden Histories of Mental 

Healing in the United States.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

70/08 (2010). 

Dissertation at Duke University, 2008. Advisor: 

Jaffe, Richard. Pub. no. AAT 3373516. 238 pp. 

3481. HIRSHBEIN, Laura D. “Gender, Age, and 

Diagnosis: The Rise and Fall of Involutional Melancholia 

in American Psychiatry, 1900–1980.” Bull. 

Hist. Med. 83 (2009): 710–745. 

3482. JONES, Edgar. “ ‘LMF’: The Use of Psychiatric 

Stigma in the Royal Air Force during the Second 

World War.” J. Mil. Hist. 70 (2006): 439–458. 

Explores the designation LMF, lack of moral fibre, 

its use and justification, and research on the 

psychological effects of aerial combat by neuropsychiatrists. 

3483. JONES, Edgar, and Shahina RAHMAN. “The 

Maudsley Hospital and the Rockefeller Foundation: 

The Impact of Philanthropy on Research and Training.” 

J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 64 (2009): 273–299. 

3484. JONES, Edgar, and Simon WESSELY. “British 

Prisoners-of-War: From Resilience to Psychological 

Vulnerability: Reality or Perception.” Twent.-Cent. 

Brit. Hist. 21 (2010): 163–183. 

3485. JONES, Ross. “Removing Some of the Dust 

from the Wheels of Civilization: William Ernest 

Jones and the 1928 Commonwealth Survey of Mental 

Deficiency.” Austral. Hist. Stud. 40 (2009): 63–78. 

3486. LARSSON, Marina. “Families and Institutions 

for Shell-Shocked Soldiers in Australia after the First 

World War.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 97–114. 

3487. LI Yaming. “The Western Anti-Psychiatric 

Movement in the 20th Century.” [Translated title.] In 


3488. LOUGHRAN, Tracey. “Shell-Shock and Psychological 

Medicine in First World War Britain.” Soc. 

Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 79–95. 

3489. MEYER, Jessica. “Separating the Men from 

the Boys: Masculinity and Maturity in Understandings 

of Shell Shock in Britain.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. 

Hist. 20 (2009): 1–22. 

3490. MILLIKAN, Matthew. “Personality: The Science 

of Selfhood in Twentieth-Century America.” 


Dissertation at The University of Chicago, 2009. 

Advisor: Stanley, Amy Dru. Pub. no. AAT 

3362059. 309 pp. 

3491. PIETIKAINEN, Petteri. “Strengthening the 

Will: Public Clinics for the Nervously Ill in Sweden 

in the First Half of the Twentieth Century.” Soc. Hist. 

Med. 22 (2009): 115–132. 

3492. RAZ, Mical. “Psychosurgery, Industry and 

Personal Responsibility, 1940–1965.” Soc. Hist. Med. 

23 (2010): 116–133. 

“Focuses on the publications and archive papers of 

Walter Freeman, the physician responsible for the 

widespread endorsement of lobotomy in the United 

States.” (from the abstract) 

3493. SEGRIFF, Joseph Michael. “Untangling Psychoses: 

Assessing the Social Evolution, Professional 

Efficacy, and Untoward History of Psychiatric Therapies 

and Clinical Diagnoses.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/01 


Dissertation at Drew University, 2009. Advisor: 

Scibilia, Philip C. Pub. no. AAT 3393123. 568 pp. 

3494. SHEPHERD, Michael. “The Impact of Germanic 

Refugees on Twentieth-Century British Psychiatry.” 



Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 461–469.


3495. SHORTER, Edward. Before Prozac: The Troubled 

History of Mood Disorders in Psychiatry. (xvi 

+ 304 pp.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Oxford University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780195368741. 

3496. THALASSIS, Nafsika. “Useless Soldiers: The 

Dilemma of Discharging Mentally Unfit Soldiers 

during the Second World War.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 

(2010): 98–115. 

3497. WAGNER, Juliet Clare. “Twisted Bodies, Broken 

Minds: Film and Neuropsychiatry in the First 

World War.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/11 (2010). 


Backbourn, David; Higonnet, Patrice. Pub. no. 

AAT 3385422. 283 pp. On the use of cinematography 

by neurologists and psychiatrists in France, 

Britain, and Germany to document war neurosis. 

3498. WIERDSMA, André I. “Emergency Compulsory 

Admissions in the Netherlands: Fluctuating 

Patterns in Rotterdam, 1929–2005.” Hist. Psychiat. 

20 (2009): 199–214. 

3499. ZALASHIK, Rakefet, and Nadav DAVI- 

DOVITCH. “Professional Identity across the Borders: 

Refugee Psychiatrists in Palestine, 1933–1945.” Part 

of a special issue: Medical Refugees in Britain and 

the Wider World, 1930–1960 [ref. 3464]. Soc. Hist. 

Med. 22 (2009): 569–587. 

3500. ZORZANELLI, Rafaela Teixeira. “A fadiga 

e seus transtornos: condições de possibilidade, ascensão 

e queda da neurastenia novecentista.” Article 

also in English. English title: [Fatigue and Its Disturbances: 

Conditions of Possibility and the Rise and 

Fall of Twentieth-Century Neurasthenia]. Manguinhos 

16 (2009): 605–620. 


3501. ALVAREZ, Adriana. “Malaria and the Emergence 

of Rural Health in Argentina: An Analysis 

from the Perspective of International Interaction and 

Co-operation.” Part of a special issue: Communication, 

Control, and Co-operation: (Latin) American 

Interchanges in the History of International Health 

[ref. 485]. Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 137–160. 

3502. AMARAL, Marivaldo Cruz do. “Mulheres, 

imprensa e higiene: a medicalização do parto na 

Bahia (1910–1927).” English title: [Women, the 

Press, and Hygiene: The Medicalization of Birth 

in Bahia (1910–1927)]. Proceedings from the conference 

“First Forum on the History of Science and 

Health: Historiographical Perspectives,” held in the 

Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica da Bahia on 

17 October 2006. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 927–944. 

3503. ANDRADA, Carlos A. “Orígenes de la bromatología 

en Catamarca.” Saber y Tiempo 5, no 17 

(2004): 147–159. 

3504. ARMSTRONG, David. “Origins of the Problem 

of Health-Related Behaviours: A Genealogical 

Study.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 909–926. 

3505. BECKWITH, Kimberly Ayn. “Building 

Strength: Alan Calvert, the Milo Bar-bell Company, 

and the Modernization of American Weight 

Training.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 69/06 (2008). 

Dissertation at The University of Texas at Austin, 

2006. Advisor: Todd, Janice S. Pub. no. AAT 

3317897. 382 pp. 

3506. BENCHIMOL, Jaime Larry, and André Felipe 

Cândido da SILVA. “Ferrovias, doenças e medicina 

tropical no Brasil da Primeira República.” Article 

also in English. English title: [Railroads, Disease, 

and Tropical Medicine in Brazil under the First Republic]. 

Proceedings from the conference “Engineering 

and the Natural Sciences: Communication and 

transportation infrastructure in the history of the sciences 

in Ibero-America” held at the Universidade de 

La Plata, Argentina, on May 1-6, 2006. [ref. 2170]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 719–762. 

3507. BENEZECH, Michel. “Heur et malheur du cimetière 

des aliénés de Cadillac.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 

42 (2008): 71–80. 

3508. BIERNAT, Carolina, and Karina RAMAC- 

CIOTTI. “La tutela estatal de la madre y el niño 

en la Argentina: estructuras administrativas, legislación 

y cuadros técnicos (1936–1955).” English title: 

[Government Tutelage of Mothers and Children in 

Argentina: Administrative Structures, Law, and Technical 

Staff (1936–1955)]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

331–351. 

3509. BROBERG, Gunnar, and Nils ROLL-HANSEN. 

(Eds.) Eugenics and the Welfare State: Sterilization 

Policy in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. 

(xviii + 294 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) East Lansing: 

Michigan State University Press, 2005. ISBN: 

0870137581. 


3510. BRUMPT, Lucien, Jean-Claude PETITHORY, 

and Francoise ARDOIN. “Une épidémie de fièvre 

typhoïde parmi les troupes allemandes à Paris à Noël 

1941.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 17–20. 

3511. BU, Liping. “Public Health and Modernisation: 

The First Campaigns in China, 1915–1916.” 

Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 305–319. 

3512. CAMERON-SMITH, Alexander. “Australian 

Imperialism and International Health in the Pacific 

Islands.” Austral. Hist. Stud. 41 (2010): 57–74. 

3513. CAMPOS, Andre Luiz Vieira De. “Politiques 

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au Brésil : le Service Spécial de Santé Publique, 

1942–1960.” Part of a special issue: Communication, 




3514. CAMPOS, Maria Soledad Zarate. “L’assistance 

clinique et sanitaire de l’accouchement : Trajectoire 

nationale et influences internationales, Santiago du 

Chili, 1900–1950.” Part of a special issue: Communication, 




Focuses on the history of medical assistance for 

childbirth and its professionalization.


3515. CASTRO, Selma Munhoz Sanches de, and 

Helena Akemi Wada WATANABE. “Isolamento compulsório 

de portadores de hanseníase: memória de 

idosos.” English title: [The Compulsory Isolation of 

Hansen’s Disease Patients: Memories of the Elderly]. 

Manguinhos 16 (2009): 449–487. 

3516. COLLINGHAM, Lizzie. “Porridge and Peas: 

C. Stanton Hicks and Australian Army Rations.” 

Endeavour 33 (2009): 106–111. 

3517. CORNEJO, Edward Victoriano. “Keeping Fear 

at Bay: Twentieth-Century Ecuador and the Eradication 

of Plague.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/04 (2010). 

Dissertation at City University of New York, 2010. 

Advisor: Quiroz, Alfonso W.; Ackerman, Evelyn 

B. Pub. no. AAT 3397397. 298 pp. 

3518. COX, Pamela. “Compulsion, Voluntarism, 

and Venereal Disease: Governing Sexual Health in 

England after the Contagious Diseases Acts.” J. Brit. 

Stud. 46 (2007): 91–115. 

3519. CRUZ, Alice. “O Hospital-Colónia Rovisco 

Pais: a última leprosaria portuguesa e os universos 

contingentes da experiência e da memória.” Article 

also in English. English title: [The Hospital-Colónia 

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Memory]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 407–431. 

3520. CUETO, Marcos. “International Health, the 

Early Cold War and Latin America.” Part of a special 

issue: Communication, Control, and Co-operation: 

(Latin) American Interchanges in the History of International 

Health [ref. 485]. Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 

25 (2008): 17–41. 

3521. DALE, Pamela, Janet GREENLEES, and Joseph 

MELLING. “The Kiss of Death or a Flight of Fancy? 

Workers’ Health and the Campaign to Regulate Shuttle 

Kissing in the British Cotton Industry, c. 1900-52.” 

Soc. Hist. 32 (2007): 54–75. 

On efforts to combat apparent occupational diseases 

in the textile industry. 

3522. EGAN, R. Danielle, and Gail HAWKES. 

“Childhood Sexuality, Normalization and the Social 

Hygiene Movement in the Anglophone West, 

1900–1935.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 56–78. 

3523. FISCHER, Suzanne Michelle. “Diseases of 

Men: Sexual Health and Medical Expertise in Advertising 

Medical Institutes, 1900–1930.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at University of Minnesota, 2009. Advisor: 

Kohlstedt, Sally G. Pub. no. AAT 3371848. 

257 pp. 

3524. FROHMAN, Larry. “Prevention, Welfare, and 

Citizenship: The War on Tuberculosis and Infant 

Mortality in Germany, 1900–1930.” Cent. Eur. Hist. 

39 (2006): 431–481. 

3525. FU, Jia-Chen. “Society’s Laboratories: 

Biomedical Nutrition and the Modern Chinese Body, 

1910–1950.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/02 (2010). 


Spence, Jonathan. Pub. no. AAT 3392547. 334 pp. 

3526. GARDIKAS, Katerina. “Relief Work and 

Malaria in Greece, 1943–1947.” J. Contemp. Hist. 

43 (2008): 493–508. 

3527. GEDDES, J. F. “Culpable Complicity: The 

Medical Profession and the Forcible Feeding of Suffragettes, 

1909–1914.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 17 (2008): 

79–94. 

This took place in British prisons. 

3528. GOMEZ, Eduardo J. “Responding to Contested 

Epidemics: Democracy, International Pressures, 

and the Civic Sources of Institutional Change 

in the United States and Brazil.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/11 (2009). 

Dissertation at Brown University, 2008. Pub. no. 

AAT 3335657. 535 pp. 

3529. GREENHALGH, Susan. Just One Child: Science 

and Policy in Deng’s China. (xxii + 403 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley: University of California 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780520253384. 

3530. HAGOOD, Jonathan David. “Cells in the Body 

Politic: Physicians, Social Medicine, and Public 

Health in Peronist Argentina.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

69/11 (2009). 


2008. Pub. no. AAT 3336263. 205 pp. 

3531. HIONIDOU, Violetta. “ ‘It was a bridge from 

life to death’: Hospitals during the Food Crisis, 

Greece 1941–1944.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 

361–385. 

3532. HIRSCH, Dafna. “ ‘Interpreters of Occident 

to the Awakening Orient’: The Jewish Public Health 

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50 (2008): 227–255. 

3533. HIRSCH, Dafna. “ ‘We Are Here to Bring the 

West, Not Only to Ourselves’: Zionist Occidentalism 

and the Discourse of Hygiene in Mandate Palestine.” 

Int. J. Mid. East Stud. 41 (2009): 577–594. 

3534. HOCHMAN, Gilberto. “From Autonomy to 

Partial Alignment: National Malaria Programs in 

the Time of Global Eradication, Brazil, 1941–1961.” 

Part of a special issue: Communication, Control, and 

Co-operation: (Latin) American Interchanges in the 

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Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 161–192. 

3535. HSIANG-LIN, Sean. “Moral Community of 

Weisheng: Contesting Hygiene in Republican China.” 

East Asian STS 3 (2009): 475–504. 

3536. JOHNSON, Tina Phillips. “Yang Chongrui 

and the First National Midwifery School: Childbirth 

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Med. 4 (2009): 280–302. 

3537. KOPKE, Christoph. “Themen der deutschen 

Ernährungswissenschaft in den vierziger und 

fünfziger Jahren im Spiegel zentraler Zeitschriften. 

Ein Blick auf Die Ernährung, die Ernährung 

und Verpflegung, die Ernährungs-Umschau, die 

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und Diskontinuitäten in der Wissenschafts-


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3538. KOZMA, Liat. “Sexology in the Yishuv: The 

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3539. LEANDRO, José Augusto. “A hanseníase 

no Maranhão na década de 1930: rumo à Colônia 

do Bonfim.” English title: [Hansen’s Disease in 

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3540. LEI, Sean Hsiang-lin. “Habituating Individuality: 

The Framing of Tuberculosis and Its Material 

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3541. LEVENE, Alysa. “Between Less Eligibility 

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Cent. Brit. Hist. 20 (2009): 322–345. 

3542. LIMA, Eronides da Silva. “Quantidade, qualidade, 

harmonia e adequação: princípios-guia da sociedade 

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English. English title: [Quantity, Quality, Harmony 

and Adaption: The Guiding Principles of a Society 

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(2009): 171–194. 

3543. LONG, Vicky, and Hilary MARLAND. “From 

Danger and Motherhood to Health and Beauty: 

Health Advice for the Factory Girl in Early Twentieth- 

Century Britain.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. 20 (2009): 

454–481. 

3544. LÓPEZ, Raúl Necochea. “Priests and Pills: 

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3545. LORD, Alexandra M. Condom Nation: The 

U.S. Government’s Sex Education Campaign from 

World War I to the Internet. (xi + 224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 



3546. MA Xuebo. “Historical Materials from 

the Heilongjiang Provincial Military Government 

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3547. MARTIN-FRECHILLA, Juan José. “El dispositivo 

venezolano de sanidad y la incorporación de 

los médicos exiliados de la Guerra Civil española.” 

English title: [The Venezuelan Sanitation Authority 

and the Incorporation of Physicians Exiled from 

the Spanish Civil War]. Part of a series: Transmission 

of Science and Scientific Legacy: Europe and 

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519–541. 

3548. MARTINS, Ana Paula Vosne. “ ‘Vamos criar 

seu filho’: os médicos puericultores e a pedagogia 

materna no século XX.” English title: [“Let’s Raise 

Your Child”: Puericulture Doctors and Maternal 

Pedagogy in the Twentieth Century]. Manguinhos 15 

(2008): 135–154. 

3549. MAWDSLEY, Stephen E. “ ‘Dancing on Eggs’: 

Charles H. Bynum, Racial Politics, and the National 

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Hist. Med. 84 (2010): 217–247. 

On an NFIP campaign directed toward African 

Americans and infant health. 

3550. MCPAKE, Barbara. “Hospital Policy in Sub- 

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Soc. Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 341–360. 

3551. MELLAGI, André Gonçalves, and Yara 

Nogueira MONTEIRO. “O imaginário religioso de 

pacientes de hanseníase: um estudo comparativo 

entre ex-internos dos asilos de São Paulo e atuais portadores 

de hanseníase.” English title: [The Religious 

Imaginary of Hansen’s Disease Patients: A Comparative 

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Manguinhos 16 (2009): 489–504. 

3552. MELLING, Joseph, and Pamela DALE. “Medical 

Officers of Health, Gender and Government 

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1940.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 537–560. 

3553. NADKARNI, Asha. “ ‘World-Menace’: National 

Reproduction and Public Health in Katherine 

Mayo’s Mother India.” Amer. Quart. 60 (2008): 

805–827. 

On the negative portrayal of traditional Indian 

public health in 1927 by a U.S. journalist opposing 

Indian self-rule. 

3554. OSPINA DIAZ, Juan Manuel, Abel Fernando 

MARTINEZ MARTIN, and Oscar Fernando. HER- 

RAN FALLA. “Impacto de la pandemia de gripa de 

1918–1919 sobre el perfil de mortalidad general en 

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(2009): 53–81. 

3555. PALMER, Steven, and Ligia María PEÑA TOR- 

RES. “A Rockefeller Foundation Health Primer for 

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special issue: Communication, Control, and Cooperation: 

(Latin) American Interchanges in the History 

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Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 43–69. 

3556. PARASCANDOLA, John. “Presidential Address: 

Quarantining Women: Venereal Disease Rapid 

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3557. RANDALL, Stacey Ingrum. “With a Suspicious 

Mind and a Good Light: The History of Cervical 

Cancer Screening in the United States, 1920–1980.” 


Dissertation at Northern Illinois University, 2009. 

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3390583. 302 pp. 

3558. SCHAGEN, Udo. “Sozialhygiene als Leitkonzept 

für Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft. Der Bruch 

mit dem Biologismus in der Medizin der SBZ.” 

In Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten in der Wis-


senschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, edited by 

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3559. SOUZA, Christiane Maria Cruz de. “A epidemia 

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baiana.” Article also in English. English title: 

[The Spanish Flu Epidemic: A Challenge to Bahian 

Medicine]. Proceedings from the conference “First 

Forum on the History of Science and Health: Historiographical 

Perspectives,” held in the Centro Federal 

de Educação Tecnológica da Bahia on 17 October 


3560. TARAUD, Christelle. “Urbanisme, hygiénisme 

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French Col. History 7 (2006): 97–108. 

3561. THOMS, Ulrike. “Einbruch, Aufbruch, Durchbruch? 

Ernährungsforschung in Deutschland vor und 

nach 1945.” In Kontinuitäten und Diskontinuitäten in 

der Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, 

edited by BRUCH et al. (2006) [ref. 2871], 111–130. 

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(2008): 1–25. 

3563. WOLF, Arthur P. “Fertility and Fertility Control 

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3564. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Joseph Willot, pharmacien, 

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3565. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “La publicité pharmaceutique 

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en 1927.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 54 (2007): 307–328. 

3566. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Le médecin vu par 

les documents publicitaires de l’industrie pharmaceutique 

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3567. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Les périodiques 

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3568. BONNEMAIN, Bruno. “Une utilisation des 

cartes interzones de la guerre 39–45 en faveur de la 

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3569. BRASA ARIAS, Beatriz, Santiago SAN- 

MARTÍN MÍGUEZ, and Mariana LANDÍN. “Contribución 

de la Facultad de Farmacia de Santiago de 

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3570. BURNS, Marlene. “Scientific Research in the 

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3571. CARPENTER, Daniel. Reputation and Power: 

Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical Regulation 

at the FDA. (xx + 802 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index; 

maps.) Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2010. 

ISBN: 9780691141794. 

3572. DAEMMRICH, Arthur. “Synthesis by Microbes 

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in the Antibiotic Era.” Part of special issue: 

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3573. GERALD, Michael C. “Drugs and Alcohol Go 

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3574. HAAS, Jochen. Vigantol: Adolf Windaus 

und die Geschichte des Vitamin D. Heidelberger 

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3575. KIRK, Robert G. W. “Between the Clinic and 

the Laboratory: Ethology and Pharmacology in the 

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1964.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 513–536. 

3576. KRAGH, Helge. “From Disulfiram to 

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3577. NEILL, Deborah. “Paul Ehrlich’s Colonial 

Connections: Scientific Networks and Sleeping Sickness 

Drug Therapy Research, 1900–1914.” Soc. Hist. 

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3578. RAYNAL, Cécile, and Thierry LEFEBVRE. 

“Les eaux minérales naturelles purgatives espagnoles 

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483–494. 

3579. RAYNAL, Cécile. “Un exemple d’eau minérale 

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505–518. 

3580. RUTTY, Christopher J. “ ‘Couldn’t Live Without 

It’: Diabetes, the Costs of Innovation and the 

Price of Insulin in Canada, 1922–1984.” Can. Bull. 

Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 407–431. 

3581. SANTOS, Fernando Sergio Dumas dos, Letícia 

Pumar Alves de SOUZA, and Antonio Carlos SIANI. 

“O óleo de chaulmoogra como conhecimento científico: 

a construção de uma terapêutica antileprótica.” 

Article also in English. English title: 

[Chaulmoogra Oil as Scientific Knowledge: The 

Construction of a Treatment for Leprosy]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 29–46. 

3582. WORTHEN, Dennis B. “Robert Phillip Fischelis 

1891–1981: Pharmacy Activist.” Pharm. Hist. 48 

(2006): 155–160. 

Part of an issue remembering Robert P. Fischelis 

3583. WYN JONES, Emyr, and Gareth WYN JONES. 

“Merlin Pryce (1902–1976) and Penicillin: An Abiding 

Mystery.” Vesalius 8, no. 2 (2002): 6–25.



3584. ALANEN, Arnold R. Morgan Park: Duluth, 

U.S. Steel, and the Forging of a Company Town. 

(xviii + 338 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Minneapolis: 

University of Minnesota Press, 2007. ISBN: 

9780816641369. 


3585. ALEXANDER, Jennifer. “Efficiencies of Balance: 

Technical Efficiency, Popular Efficiency, and 

Arbitrary Standards in the Late Progressive Era 

USA.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 323–349. 

Explores the ideas of technical efficiency in an 

engineering journal and personal efficiency in a 

general interest journal of reform. 

3586. AXPE, Isabel Garaizar. La Escuela Especial 

de Ingenieros Industriales de Bilbao, 1897–1936: 

Educación y Tecnología en el Primer Tercio del Siglo 

XX. Bilbao, Spain: Colegio Oficial de Ingenieros Industriales 

de Bizkaia y Escuela Superior de Ingeniería 

de Bilbao, 2008. 


3587. BALLENT, Anahi. “Ingeniería y Estado: la red 

nacional de caminos y las obras públicas en la Argentina, 

1930–1943.” English title: [Engineering and the 

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3588. BISSELL, Chris C. “Forging a New Discipline: 

Reflections on the Wartime Infrastructure for 

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the US, the UK, Germany and the USSR.” In Scientific 



3589. CALLAHAN, Richard J., Jr., Kathryn LOFTON, 

and Chad E. SEALES. “Allegories of Progress: Industrial 

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Relig. 78 (2010): 1–39. 

“Industrial religion is a discourse that attributes 

suprahuman power to raw materials and the mechanical 

technologies employed to convert those 

materials into consumer goods.” (from the abstract) 

3590. CHIKOWERO, Moses. “Subalternating Currents: 

Electrification and Power Politics in Bulawayo, 

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Stud. 33 (2007): 287–306. 


“Dr. Lytle Adams’ Incendiary ‘Bat Bomb’ of World 

War II.” J. Hist. Dent. 52 (2004): 109–115. 

On an incendiary weapon designed to be delivered 

by bats. 

3592. CLARSENA, Georgine. “ ‘A Fine University 

for Women Engineers’: A Scottish Munitions Factory 

in World War I.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 12 (2003): 

333–356. 

3593. DUFFY, Eve. “Oskar von Miller and the Art 

of the Electrical Exhibition: Staging Modernity in 

Weimar Germany.” Germ. Hist. 25 (2007): 517–538. 

3594. EDWARDS, Pamela C. “Networks and the 

Textile Industry: Technology, Innovation and Labor 

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In Technology, Innovation, and Southern Industrialization, 

edited by DELFINO and GILLESPIE (2008) 

[ref. 2819], 125–162. 

3595. ESPERDY, Gabrielle. Modernizing Main 

Street: Architecture and Consumer Culture in the 

New Deal. Center Books on American Places. (x + 

307 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University 



3596. FEIN, Michael R. Paving the Way: New 

York Road Building and the American State, 1880– 

1956. (viii + 316 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2008. ISBN: 

9780700615629. 


3597. FENSKE, Gail. The Skyscraper and the City: 

The Woolworth Building and the Making of Modern 

New York. (xii + 400 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 


9780226241418. 


3598. GELBER, Steven M. Horse Trading in the Age 

of Cars: Men in the Marketplace. Gender Relations 

in the American Experience. (xii + 224 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


2008. ISBN: 9780801889974. 


3599. GERASIMOVA, Ekaterina, and Sof’ia CHUIK- 

INA. “The Repair Society.” Russ. Stud. Hist. 48 

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On the nature of technological goods in the Soviet 

Union, and the necessity that owners work on them 

to make them fully functional. 

3600. GORMAN, Carma. “Educating the Eye: Body 

Mechanics and Streamlining in the United States, 

1925–1950.” Part of a special issue: Rewiring the 

“Nation”: The Place of Technology in American 


On the streamlining of machines and the notion of 

human “body mechanics.” 

3601. GUSE, John C. “Nazi Technical Thought Revisited.” 

Hist. & Tech. 26 (2010): 3–38. 

See also, Jeffrey HERF, “Comment,” 33–37; John 

C. GUSE, “John C. Guse Replies,” 38. 

3602. HAUSMAN, William J., Peter HERTNER, and 

Mira WILKINS. Global Electrification: Multinational 

Enterprise and International Finance in the 

History of Light and Power, 1878–2007. Cambridge 

Studies in the Emergence of Global Enterprise. 

(xxiv + 487 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New 

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9780521880350. 



3603. JOHNSTON, Sean F. “Creating a Canadian 

Profession: The Nuclear Engineer, c. 1940–68.” Can. 

J. Hist. 44 (2009): 435–466. 

3604. JOSEPHSON, Paul R. Would Trotsky Wear a 

Bluetooth? Technological Utopianism under Socialism, 

1917–1989. (ix + 342 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010. 

ISBN: 9780801894107. 

3605. KATZIR, Shaul. “War and Peacetime Research 

on the Road to Crystal Frequency Control.” Tech. & 


3606. KONVITZ, Josef. “What’s Wrong with This 

Picture?” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 474–476. 

Essay review of Mikael HÅRD and Thomas J. 

MISA (eds.), Urban Machinery (2008). 

3607. LUNDIN, Per. Bilsamhället: Ideologi, expertis 

och regelskapande i efterkrigstidens Sverige. Stockholm 

Papers in the History and Philosophy of Technology, 

2058; Monografier utgivna av Stockholms 

stad, 193. (405 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stockholm: 

Stockholmia Förlag, 2008. ISBN: 9789170312007. 


3608. MA Linghe. “Ling Hongxun and the Independence 

of the Modern Chinese Railway.” [Translated 


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3609. MILLS, Mara. “Another Etymology for 

‘Bionic’: Hearing Aids and Disability History at 

Kent State.” Rittenhouse 22, no. 1 (2008): 47–69. 

On the history of hearing aids and industrial development 

of electronics. 

3610. NIELSEN, Kristian H. “Technological Trajectories 

in the Making: Two Case Studies from the 

Contemporary History of Wind Power.” Centaurus 

52 (2010): 175–205. 

Covers the U.S and Denmark during the Great 

Depression and WWII. 

3611. NOVAKOVIC, Andreja. “Turning Homeward: 

Art, Technology, and Dwelling in Later Heidegger.” 

Hum. Tech. Rev. 26 (2007): 1–15. 

3612. PILATOWICZ, Jozef. “Outlooks of Helena and 

Szymon Syrkus upon Architecture in the Years 1925– 

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3613. PIZZI, Katia. “Dancing and Flying the Body 

Mechanical: Five Visions for the New Civilisation.” 

Part of a symposium on futurism. [ref. 2913]. Eur. 

Legacy 14 (2009): 785–798. 

3614. POEL, Ibo Van de. “The Bugs Eat the Waste: 

What Else Is There to Know?: Changing Professional 

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Plants.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 605–634. 

3615. PUIG, Albert Presas I. “Technoscientific Synergies 

between Germany and Spain in the Twentieth 

Century: Continuity amid Radical Change.” Tech. & 


3616. SALERNO, Elena. “Los Ferrocarriles del Estado 

en Argentina y su contribución a la ciencia.” 

English title: [The Argentina State Railroad and 

Its Contribution to Science]. Proceedings from the 






3617. SCALES, Rebecca P. “Subversive Sound: 

Transnational Radio, Arabic Recordings, and the 

Dangers of Listening in French Colonial Algeria, 

1934–1939.” Micrologus 52 (2010): 384–417. 

3618. SCHIPPER, Frank. Driving Europe: Building 

Europe on Roads in the Twentieth Century. Technology 

and European History Series, 3. (318 pp.; 

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9789052603087. 


3619. SEILER, Cotten. Republic of Drivers: A Cultural 

History of Automobility in America. (x + 230 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of Chicago 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226745633. 


3620. SIEGELBAUM, Lewis H. Cars for Comrades: 

The Life of the Soviet Automobile. (xiv + 309 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) Ithaca, NY: Cornell University 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780801446382. 


3621. SIMS, Christopher. “The Dangers of Individualism 

and the Human Relationship to Technology 

in Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric 

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3622. TAYLOR, Stephen Wallace. “Technocracy on 

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Southern Industrialization, edited by DELFINO and 

GILLESPIE (2008) [ref. 2819], 163–180. 

3623. THOMPSON, Gregory. “Conspiracy or Consumer 

Choice?” Tech. & Cult. 50 (2009): 673–676. 

Essay review of David W. JONES, Mass Motorization 

+ Mass Transit (2008). 

3624. THOMPSON, Steven L. Bodies in Motion: 

Evolution and Experience in Motorcycling. Duluth, 

MN: Aero Design & Mfg. Co., 2008. 


3625. WEBER, Heike. “Das Projekt Technik im Bild 

um 1930 am Deutschen Museum.” In Das technische 

Bild, edited by BREDEKAMP et al. (2008) [ref. 174], 

100–115. 

3626. WELBOURN, Donald B., and Tim CRICHTON. 

“The Schnorchel: A Short-Lived Engineering Solution 

to Scientific Developments.” Trans. Newcomen 

Soc. 78 (2008): 293–315. 

On 20th-century submarine technology. 

3627. WHYTE, William. “The Englishness of English 

Architecture: Modernism and the Making of 

a National International Style, 1927–1957.” J. Brit. 

Stud. 48 (2009): 441–465.


3628. YANIK, Anthony J. Maxwell Motor and the 

Making of Chrysler Corporation. Great Lakes Books. 

(xi + 189 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Detroit: Wayne State 



3629. YAO Yaxin, YANG Jian, and TIAN Qian. 

“The Founding of Modern Architectural Acoustics 

in China—A Case Study of Acoustical Problems of 

the Tsinghua Great Hall.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


3630. YE Qing. “Neptune (Haiwang): A Magazine 

of the Modern China National Industry Group Yung- 

Chiu (Yongjiu) and Its Scientific Papers.” [Translated 


(2006): 305–317. 


TECHNOLOGY 

3631. ANDUAGA, Aitor. Wireless and Empire: 

Geopolitics, Radio Industry, and Ionosphere in the 

British Empire, 1918–1939. (xxv + 386 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


2009. ISBN: 9780199562725. 


3632. BEYER, Kurt W. Grace Hopper and the Invention 

of the Information Age. Lemelson Center Studies 

in Invention and Innovation. (xii + 389 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780262013109. 


3633. BODEN, Margaret. “Grey Walter’s Anticipatory 

Tortoises.” http://www.rutherfordjournal. 

org/article020101.html (Accessed on August 30, 


words. 

On the learning machines built by Grey Walter, 

a member of the British Ratio Club (a center of 

cybernetic theorizing). 

3634. CARTER, Frank. “The Turing Bomb.” Part of 

a special issue.http://www.rutherfordjournal. 

org/article030108.html (Accessed on June 8, 

2010) [ref. 534]. Rutherford J. 3 (2010): 6000 words. 

3635. COPELAND, B. Jack. “Colossus: Breaking the 

German ‘Tunny’ Code at Bletchley Park. An Illustrated 

History.” Part of a special issue. http://www. 


(Accessed on June 8, 2010) [ref. 534]. Rutherford J. 

3 (2010): 20,000 words. 

3636. DORAN, Bob. “The First Automatic Totalisator.” 

http://www.rutherfordjournal.org/ 

article020109.html (Accessed on August 30, 


words. 

On a betting machine set up at the Auckland Racing 

Club in 1913. 

3637. DRESNER, Eli. “Turing on Computation, 

Memory and Behavior.” Part of a special issue. 

http://www.rutherfordjournal.org/ 

article030104.html (Accessed on June 8, 2010) 

[ref. 534]. Rutherford J. 3 (2010): 8000 words. 

3638. FROST, Gary Lewis. Early FM Radio: Incremental 

Technology in Twentieth-Century America. 



3639. HON, Giora. “Living Extremely Flat: The Life 

of an Automaton; John von Neumann’s Conception 

of Error of (in)Animate Systems.” In Going Amiss in 


[ref. 127], 55–71. 

3640. KERTCHER, Zack. “Institutional Expansion: 

The Case of Grid Computing.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at The University of Chicago, 2010. 

Advisor: Abbott, Andrew. Pub. no. AAT 3408548. 

217 pp. 

3641. NUMERICO, Teresa. “The New Machine: 

from Logic to Organization.” Part of a special 

issue. http://www.rutherfordjournal.org/ 

article030102.html (Accessed on June 8, 2010) 


3642. PARISI, David P. “Touch Machines: An Archeology 

of Haptic Interfacing.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/01 

(2009). 

Dissertation at New York University, 2008. Advisor: 

Rajagopal, Arvind. Pub. no. AAT 3346267. 

450 pp. 

3643. PICKERING, Andrew. The Cybernetic Brain: 

Sketches of Another Future. (x + 526 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 


ISBN: 9780226667898. 

“Explores a largely forgotten group of British 

thinkers, including Grey Walter, Ross Ashby, Gregory 

Bateson, R. D. Laing, Stafford Beer, and 

Gordon Pask, and their work in an array of fields.” 

(from the publisher) 

3644. SCHLOMBS, Corinna. “Productivity Machines: 

Transatlantic Transfers of Computing Technology 

and Culture in the Cold War.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at University of Pennsylvania, 2010. 

Advisor: Cowan, Ruth Schwartz. Pub. no. AAT 

3414208. 347 pp. 

3645. SVILPIS, Janis. “The Science-Fiction Prehistory 

of the Turing Test.” Science-Fiction Studies 35 

(2008): 430–449. 

3646. TELOTTE, J. P. The Mouse Machine: Disney 

and Technology. (221 pp.; bibl.; index.) Champaign: 

University of Illinois Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780252033278. 


3647. WEIERUD, Frode. “Bletchley Park’s Sturgeon, 

the Fish that Laid No Eggs.” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 17,000 words. 

On the British codebreakers during World War II. 

3648. WILLIS, J. B., and J. F. DEANE. “Trevor 

Pearcey and the First Australian Computer: A Lost


Opportunity?” Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 17 (2006): 209– 

225. 

3649. WINKLER, Jonathan Reed. Nexus: Strategic 

Communications and American Security in World 

War I. Harvard Historical Studies, 162. (347 pp.; 

ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: Harvard 




3650. BARTRIP, P. W. J. “Myxomatosis in 1950s 

Britain.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. 19 (2008): 83–105. 

3651. CAREY, David, Jr. “Guatemala’s Green Revolution: 

Synthetic Fertilizer, Public Health, and Economic 

Autonomy in the Mayan Highland.” Agr. Hist. 

83 (2009): 283–322. 

3652. CONKIN, Paul K. A Revolution Down on the 

Farm: The Transformation of American Agriculture 

since 1929. (xiv + 223 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Lexington: 

University Press of Kentucky, 2008. ISBN: 

9780813125190. 


3653. EDWARDS, Natalie. “From Beverley Disease 

to Braxy to Enterotoxaemia: The Journey of a Disease 

in Western Australian Livestock and the Transmission 

of Veterinary Knowledge in Australasia.” Hist. Rec. 

Aust. Sci. 20 (2009): 191–207. 

3654. ERVIN, Michael A. “The 1930 Agrarian Census 

in Mexico: Agronomists, Middle Politics, and 

the Negotiation of Data Collection.” Hispanic Amer. 

Hist. Rev. 87 (2007): 537–570. 

3655. FIRKUS, Angela. “The Agricultural Extension 

Service and Non-Whites in California, 1910–1932.” 

Agr. Hist. 84 (2010): 506–530. 

3656. FREITES, Yajaira. “Relaciones científicas de 

medicina veterinaria venezolana con sus pares latinoamericanos: 

México y el Cono Sur (1933–1955).” 

English title: [Scientific Links between Venezuela’s 

Veterinary Medicine and Its Latin American Counterparts: 

Mexico and the Southern Cone (1933–1955)]. 

Part of a series: Transmission of Science and Scientific 

Legacy: Europe and Latin America. [ref. 2123]. 

Manguinhos 15 (2008): 497–518. 

3657. GIESEN, James C. “ ‘The Truth about the 

Boll Weevil’: The Nature of Planter Power in the 

Mississippi Delta.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 683– 

704. 

On agriculture and race-relations in early 20thcentury 

Mississippi. 

3658. HARWOOD, Jonathan. “Peasant Friendly Plant 

Breeding and the Early Years of the Green Revolution 

in Mexico.” Agr. Hist. 83 (2009): 384–410. 

3659. HODGE, Joseph M. “Colonial Foresters versus 

Agriculturalists: The Debate over Climate Change 

and Cocoa Production in the Gold Coast.” Agr. Hist. 

83 (2009): 201–220. 

3660. KAAG, Cynthia Stewart. “The Science of 

Wine: Washington State University Scientists and 

the Development of the Washington Wine Industry, 

1937–1992.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/11 (2010). 

Dissertation at Washington State University, 2008. 

Advisor: Gough, Jerry. Pub. no. AAT 3382985. 

217 pp. 

3661. LEEDY, Todd. “ ‘A Starving Belly Doesn’t 

Listen to Explanations’: Agricultural Evangelism in 

Colonial Zimbabwe, 1900 to 1962.” Agr. Hist. 84 

(2010): 479–505. 

3662. NABHAN, Gary Paul. Where Our Food Comes 

From: Retracing Nikolay Vavilov’s Quest to End 

Famine. (xxiii + 223 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Washington, DC: Island Press/Shearwater Books, 

2009. ISBN: 9781597263993. 

3663. RUEBER, Micah Aaron. “Making Milking 

Modern: Agriculture Science and the American 

Dairy, 1890–1940.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/04 (2010). 

Dissertation at Mississippi State University, 2010. 

Advisor: Marcus, Alan I. Pub. no. AAT 3398548. 

326 pp. 

3664. SABEA, Hanan. “Mastering the Landscape? 

Sisal Plantations, Land, and Labor in Tanga Region, 

1893–1980s.” Part of a special issue on ecology 



411–432. 

3665. SCHLEIFER, David. “Reforming Food: How 

Trans Fats Entered and Exited the American Food 

System.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/07 (2011). 


Molotch, Harvey. Pub. no. AAT 3408310. 

443 pp. 

3666. SMITH-HOWARD, Kendra. “Antibiotics and 

Agricultural Change: Purifying Milk and Protecting 

Health in the Postwar Era.” Agr. Hist. 84 (2010): 

327–351. 

3667. UEKÖTTER, Frank. “Ist der Gigant 

zäsurfähig? Zur Problematik von Wendepunkten 

in den Agrarwissenschaften.” In Kontinuitäten und 



[ref. 2871], 281–290. 


3668. ALISON, John, Charles MCGEE, and William 

TAYLOR. “Emerging Air Power: The World War II 

Era.” Air Power Hist. 54, no. 4 (2007): 8–21. 

3669. ANDREWS, James T. “Storming the Stratosphere: 

Space Exploration, Soviet Culture, and the 

Arts from Lenin to Khrushchev’s Times.” Russ. Hist. 

36 (2009): 77–87. 

3670. BAUCOM, Donald R. “Wakes of War: Contrails 

and the Rise of Air Power, 1918–1945—Part I: 

Early Sightings and Preliminary Explanations, 1918– 

1938.” Air Power Hist. 54, no. 2 (2007): 16–31. 

See also Donald R. BAUCOM, “Wakes of War” Air 

Power Hist. 54, no. 3 (2007): 4–21. 

3671. BIDDLE, Wayne. Dark Side of the Moon: 

Wernher von Braun, the Third Reich, and the Space

375. 20th century, late, and 21st century 197 

Race. (xiv + 220 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) New 

York: W.W. Norton, 2009. ISBN: 0393059103. 

3672. BOYLE, Ryan. “A Red Moon over the Mall: 

The Sputnik Panic and Domestic America.” J. Amer. 

Cult. 31 (2008): 373–382. 

3673. BRAUN, Helmut. Aufstieg und Niedergang der 

Luftschifffahrt: Eine wirtschaftshistorische Analyse. 

Beiträge zur Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte, 18. 

(xvi + 789 pp.; bibl.) Weiden, Germany: Eurotrans- 

Verlag, 2007. ISBN: 9783936400229. 

On the rise and demise of the rigid airship. 


3674. ERICKSON, Lance K. Space Flight: History, 

Technology, and Operations. (viii + 659 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Lanham, Md.: Government Institutes, 


3675. GONZÁLEZ REDONDO, Francisco A., and 

María Dolores REDONDO ALVARADO. “Los dirigibles 

de Torres Quevedo en la Aeronáutica francesa: 

La Société de Constructions Aéronatiques ‘Astra.’ ” 

Llull 31 (2008): 221–246. 

3676. HAGEDORN, Dan. Conquistadors of the Sky: 

A History of Aviation in Latin America. (xiv + 587 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Gainesville: University 

Press of Florida, 2008. ISBN: 9780813032498. 


3677. HARDIMAN, Keith Lorone. “African American 

Perceptions Regarding Involvement of Their Race 

in the Field of Aviation/Aerospace.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 

A 71/07 (2011). 

Dissertation at Oklahoma State University, 2010. 

Advisor: Kutz, Mary N. Pub. no. AAT 3408716. 

128 pp. 

3678. HIATT, Willie Lee, III. “The Rarefied Air of 

the Modern: Aviation and Peruvian Participation in 

World History, 1910–1950.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/09 



2009. Advisor: Walker, Charles. Pub. no. AAT 

3375504. 285 pp. 

3679. MUDGWAY, Douglas J. William H. Pickering: 

America’s Deep Space Pioneer. Nasa History 

Series. (xiv + 255 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Washington, 

DC: NASA History Division, 2008. ISBN: 

9780160815362. 

New Zealand-born Pickering was one of the pioneers 

of early U.S. robotic spaceflight. 


3680. POST, Carl A. “Forward Air Control: A Royal 

Australian Air Force Innovation.” Air Power Hist. 53, 

no. 4 (2006): 4–11. 

3681. ROBERTSON, Linda Raine. The Dream of 

Civilized Warfare: World War I Flying Aces and the 

American Imagination. (xx + 481 pp.; ill.; bibl.; 

index.) Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 

2003. ISBN: 9780816642700. 


3682. SCHMALTZ, Florian. “Aerodynamic Research 

at the Nationaal Luchtvaartlaboratorium (NLL) in 

Amsterdam under German Occupation during World 

War II.” In Scientific Research in World War II, edited 


147–182. 

3683. VAN VLECK, Jenifer Leigh. “No Distant 

Places: Aviation and the Global American Century.” 



Agnew, Jean-Christophe. Pub. no. AAT 3395890. 

488 pp. 

3684. WILDENBERG, Thomas. “A Visionary Ahead 

of His Time: Howard Hughes and the U.S. Air 

Force—Part I: The Air Corps Design Competition.” 

Air Power Hist. 54, no. 3 (2007): 30–39. 

See also: Thomas WILDENBERG, “A Visionary 

Ahead of His Time” Air Power Hist. 55, no. 1 

(2008): 16–27 and Thomas WILDENBERG, “A 

Visionary Ahead of His Time” Air Power Hist. 55, 

no. 2 (2008): 4–13. 

375. 20TH CENTURY, LATE, AND 21ST 

CENTURY 


3685. HARMAN, Oren, and Peter GALISON. “Epistemic 

Virtues and Leibnizian Dreams: On the Shifting 

Boundaries between Science, Humanities, and 

Faith.” First article of a symposium on disciplinary 

distinctions between science and the humanities. Eur. 

Legacy 13 (2008): 551–575. 

Contents: Ann BLAIR, “Disciplinary Distinctions 

before the ‘Two Cultures,’ ” 577–588 [ref. 255]; 

Yanay OFRAN, “The Two Cultures and Systems 

Biology: How Philosophy Starts Where Science 

Ends,” 589–604 [ref. 3242]; Menachem FISCH, 

“Taking the Linguistic Turn Seriously,” 605–622 

[ref. 153]. 


3686. WANG, Zuoyue. “Transnational Science during 

the Cold War: The Case of Chinese/American 

Scientists.” Focus: New Perspectives on Science and 

the Cold War [ref. 3717]. Isis 101 (2010): 367–377. 

375-11. SOCIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL 

ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE 

3687. KURATH, Monika, and Priska GISLER. “Informing, 

Involving or Engaging? Science Communication, 

in the Ages of Atom-, Bio- and Nanotechnology.” 

Public Underst. Sci. 18 (2009): 559–573. 

“The article concludes...that the shift towards more 

democratic engagement of the public hasn’t been 

as profound and complete as has been thought.” 



WORKS 

3688. DADI, Iftikhar. “Nuclearization and Pakistani 

Popular Culture since 1998.” In South Asian Cultures

198 375. 20th century, late, and 21st century 

of the Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 

173–194. 

3689. DÖRRIES, Matthias. “The ‘Winter’ Analogy 

Fallacy: From Superbombs to Supervolcanoes.” Hist. 

Meteor. 4 (2008): 41–56. 

“Examines how this analogy infiltrated scientific 

publications that then served as the scientific foundation 

for apocalyptic TV entertainment and education.” 


3690. LUEGENBIEHL, Heinz C. “Societal Values 

and Nuclear Power: A Case of Conflicting Priorities.” 

Hum. Tech. Rev. 28 (2009): 43–83. 

“Examines the influence of Japan’s social values 

on the development of its nuclear policy, in particular...the 

relationship of physical safety to national 

security.” (from the abstract) 

3691. MURRAY, Heather. “Every Generation Has Its 

War: Representations of Gay Men with AIDS and 

Their Parents in the United States, 1983–1993.” Can. 

Bull. Med. Hist. 25 (2008): 335–365. 

3692. POOLE, Robert. Earthrise: How Man First 

Saw the Earth. (xvi + 236 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780300137668. 


3693. ROY, Srirupa. “The Politics of Death: The 

Antinuclear Imaginary in India.” In South Asian 

Cultures of the Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM (2009) 

[ref. 3755], 113–132. 


3694. HEDGECOE, Adam. “ ‘A Form of Practical 

Machinery’: The Origins of Research Ethics Committees 

in the UK, 1967–1972.” Med. Hist. 53 (2009): 

331–350. 

3695. HEDGECOE, Adam. “Bioethics and the Reinforcement 

of Socio-technical Expectations.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 163–186. 

“Drawing on a review of publications addressing 

the ethical issues associated with pharmacogenetics, 

this paper presents a detailed critique of 

bioethicists’ contribution to these debates.” (from 

the abstract) 

3696. HURLBUT, James Benjamin. “Experiments 

in Democracy: The Science, Politics and Ethics of 

Human Embryo Research in the United States, 1978– 



Jasanoff, Sheila. Pub. no. AAT 3414767. 401 pp. 

3697. JONES, Mark Peter. “Entrepreneurial Science: 

The Rules of the Game.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 

821–851. 

On academic entrepreneurship and ethics in science 

during the biotech revolution. 

3698. MONTGOMERY, Kathleen, and Amalya L. 

OLIVER. “Shifts in Guidelines for Ethical Scientific 

Conduct: How Public and Private Organizations 

Create and Change Norms of Research Integrity.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 137–155. 

3699. SCHMIDT, Ulf, and Andreas FREWER. (Eds.) 

History and Theory of Human Experimentation: The 

Declaration of Helsinki and Modern Medical Ethics. 

Geschichte und Philosophie der Medizin, 2. (364 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2007. 

ISBN: 9783515088626. 


3700. SVENDSEN, Mette N., and Lene KOCH. “Unpacking 

the ‘Spare Embryo’: Facilitating Stem Cell 

Research in a Moral Landscape.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 

(2008): 93–110. 


AND ECONOMICS 

3701. AGARIN, Timofey. “Where Have All the 

Environmentalists Gone? Baltic Greens in the Mid- 

1990s.” Part of a series on environmentalism in 

Eastern Europe [ref. 3837]. J. Balt. Stud. 40 (2009): 

285–305. 

3702. ANASTAKIS, Dimitry. “A ‘War on Pollution’? 

Canadian Responses to the Automotive Emissions 

Problem, 1970–80.” Can. Hist. Rev. 90 (2009): 

99–136. 

3703. AUGUSTINE, Dolores. “Wunderwaffen of 

a Different Kind: Nazi Scientists in East German 

Industrial Research.” Part of a special section: “Nazi 

Continuities in East Germany.” Germ. Stud. Rev. 29 

(2006): 579–588. 

See also Georg WAGNER-KYORA, “Continuities 

in the Identity Construction of Industrial Chemists, 

1940–1970” Germ. Stud. Rev. 29 (2006): 611–619 

[ref. 3161]. 

3704. BADASH, Lawrence. A Nuclear Winter’s Tale: 

Science and Politics in the 1980s. Transformations: 

Studies in the History of Science and Technology. 

(xiii + 403 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: MIT Press, 

2009. ISBN: 9780262012720. 

3705. BASHFORD, Alison. “Population, Geopolitics, 

and International Organizations in the Mid-Twentieth 

Century.” J. World Hist. 19 (2008): 327–348. 

3706. BERMAN, Elizabeth Popp. “Why Did Universities 

Start Patenting? Institution-Building and 

the Road to the Bayh-Dole Act.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 

(2008): 835–871. 

3707. BRIGGLE, Adam. “The Kass Council and the 

Politicization of Ethics Advice.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 309–326. 

“Uses the President’s Council on Bioethics during 

Leon Kass’ tenure as Chair as a case study to 

investigate the norms governing the interface between 

expert knowledge and democratic decisionmaking.” 


3708. CARRIER, Martin. “Science in the Grip of 

the Economy: On the Epistemic Impact of the Commercialization 

of Research.” In The Challenge of 

the Social and the Pressure of Practice, edited by 

CARRIER et al. (2008) [ref. 147], 217–234. 

3709. FELT, Ulrike, Maximilian FOCHLER, Astrid 

MAGER, and Peter WINKLER. “Visions and Versions


of Governing Biomedicine: Narratives on Power 

Structures, Decision-Making and Public Participation 

in the Field of Biomedical Technology in the Austrian 

Context.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 233–257. 

3710. FREY, Karsten. “Guardians of the Nuclear 

Myth: Politics, Ideology, and India’s Strategic Community.” 

In South Asian Cultures of the Bomb, edited 

by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 195–212. 

3711. GODIN, Benoît. “National Innovation System: 

The System Approach in Historical Perspective.” Sci. 

Tech. Hum. Val. 35 (2010): 476–501. 

3712. GONG Yuzhi. “Personal Recollections of the 

Division of Science under the Propaganda Department 

of the Communist Party of China Central Committee.” 

[Translated title.] In Chinese. Chinese J. 

Hist. Sci. Tech. 28 (2007): 201–226. 

3713. GONZÁLEZ SILVA, Matiana. “¿Con quién dialoga 

Dominique Pestre? El papel de la historia en los 

debates sobre la ciencia contemporánea.” Dynamis 

27 (2007): 359–367. 

Essay review of Dominique PESTRE and Ricardo 

FIGUEIRA, Ciencia, dinero y política (2005); 

Helga NOWOTNY et al., The Public Nature of 

Science under Assault (2005) [ref. 206]. 

3714. GOTTLIEB, Robert. “The Next Environmentalism: 

How Movements Respond to the Changes that 

Elections Bring—From Nixon to Obama.” Environ. 

Hist. 14 (2009): 298–308. 

The Lynn W. Day Distinguished Lectureship in 

Forest and Conservation History 

3715. HAGER, Carol. “Three Decades of Protest in 

Berlin Land-Use Planning, 1975–2005.” Germ. Stud. 

Rev. 30 (2007): 55–74. 

On protests surrounding large-scale energy projects 

and land-use planning. 

3716. HECHT, Gabrielle. “The Power of Nuclear 

Things.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 1–30. 

Explores the relationship of African radioactive 

fuel to global political concerns in the late 20th and 

early 21st century. 

3717. HEYCK, Hunter, and David KAISER. “Introduction.” 

Focus: New Perspectives on Science and 

the Cold War. Isis 101 (2010): 362–366. 

Contents: Zuoyue WANG, “Transnational Science 

during the Cold War: The Case of Chinese/American 

Scientists,” 367–377 [ref. 3686]; 

Kristie MACRAKIS, “Technophilic Hubris and Espionage 

Styles during the Cold War,” 378–385 

[ref. 4038]; Paul ERICKSON, “Mathematical Models, 

Rational Choice, and the Search for Cold War 

Culture,” 386–392 [ref. 3921]; David C. ENGER- 

MAN, “Social Science in the Cold War,” 393–400 

[ref. 3920]; Rebecca LEMOV, “ ‘Hypothetical Machines’: 

The Science Fiction Dreams of Cold War 

Social Science,” 401–411 [ref. 3923]. 

3718. HORST, Maja, and Alan IRWIN. “Nations 

at Ease with Radical Knowledge: On Consensus, 

Consensusing and False Consensusness.” Soc. Stud. 


On the Danish and wider European models of 

consensus-building and political deliberation and 

decision making. 

3719. KEFALIS, Christos. “Michio Kaku, a Radical 

Scientist.” KRITIKI 6 (2007): 119 ff.. 

3720. LYNCH, Michael, Simon A. COLE, Ruth MC- 

NALLY, and Kathleen JORDAN. Truth Machine: The 

Contentious History of DNA Fingerprinting. (xxii + 

391 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chicago: University of 

Chicago Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780226498065. 


3721. MALLOY, Tove H. “Minority Environmentalism 

and Eco-nationalism in the Baltics: Green 

Citizenship in the Making?” Part of a series on environmentalism 

in Eastern Europe [ref. 3837]. J. Balt. 

Stud. 40 (2009): 375–395. 

3722. MANNING, Peter K. The Technology of Policing: 

Crime Mapping, Information Technology, and 

the Rationality of Crime Control. New Perspectives in 

Crime, Deviance, and Law Series. (xv + 323 pp.; ill.; 

maps; bibl.; index.) New York: New York University 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780814757246. 


3723. MCGARITY, Thomas O., and Wendy E. WAG- 

NER. Bending Science: How Special Interests Corrupt 

Public Health Research. (viii + 384 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: Harvard University 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780674028159. 


3724. RESNIK, David B. The Price of Truth: How 

Money Affects the Norms of Science. Practical and 

Professional Ethics. (xiii + 224 pp.; bibl.; index.) 


9780195309782. 


3725. ROSS, Andrew. “Technology and Belowthe-Line 

Labor in the Copyfight over Intellectual 

Property.” Part of a special issue: Rewiring the 

“Nation”: The Place of Technology in American 


3726. SIKK, Allan, and Rune Holmgaard ANDER- 

SEN. “Without a Tinge of Red: The Fall and Rise of 

Estonian Greens.” Part of a series on environmentalism 

in Eastern Europe [ref. 3837]. J. Balt. Stud. 40 

(2009): 349–373. 

3727. SMITH, Melissa. “Architects of Armageddon: 

The Home Office Scientific Advisers’ Branch and 

Civil Defence in Britain, 1945–68.” Brit. J. Hist. Sci. 

43 (2010): 149–180. 

3728. WIDMALM, Sven. “History of Science in 

the Age of Policy.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by 


Focuses on Sweden and ideas about the use of 

history in policy discussions. 


AND THE ARTS 

3729. AKDAG SALAH, Alkim Almila. “Discontents 

of Computer Art: A Discourse Analysis on the In-


tersection of Arts, Sciences and Technology.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/10 (2009). 


2008. Advisor: Preziosi, Donald. Pub. no. 

AAT 3332555. 190 pp. 

3730. BELLOS, David. “Mathematics, Poetry, Fiction: 

The Adventure of the Oulipo.” Brit. Soc. Hist. 

Math. Bull. 25 (2010): 104–118. 

On French literature. 

3731. BRANDT, Christina. “Die zwei (und mehr) 

Kulturen des Klons. Utopie und Fiktion im biowissenschaftlichen 

Diskurs der Nachkriegszeit.” NTM 

17 (2009): 243–275. 

3732. CORDLE, Daniel. States of Suspense: The 

Nuclear Age, Postmodernism, and United States Fiction 

and Prose. (172 pp.; bibl.; index.) Manchester: 

Manchester University Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780719077128. 


3733. ENNS, Anthony. “Media, Drugs, and 

Schizophrenia in the Works of Philip K. Dick.” Part 

of a special issue on “technoculture” and science fiction. 


68–88. 

3734. GORDON, Joan. “Gazing across the Abyss: 

The Amborg Gaze in Sheri S. Tepper’s Six Moon 

Dance.” Part of a special issue on literary and scientific 

representations of animals [ref. 2935]. Science- 


3735. LAVENDER, Isiah, III. “Ethnoscapes: Environment, 

and Language in Ishmael Reed’s Mumbo 

Jumbo, Colson Whitehead’s The Intuitionist, and 

Samuel R. Delany’s Babel.” Science-Fiction Studies 

34 (2007): 201–219. 

On Afrofuturism and race in late 20th-century 

science fiction. 

3736. LAVIN, Stacy Beth. “In the Loop: Experimental 

Writing and the Information Age.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 


Dissertation at Duke University, 2008. Advisor: 

Wald, Priscilla. Pub. no. AAT 3383516. 202 

pp. Looks at Gertrude Stein, Samuel Beckett, and 

William Burroughs as voices of the Information 

Age. 

3737. MAZOW, Alissa Walls. “Plantae, Animalia, 

Fungi: Transformations of Natural History in Contemporary 

American Art.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/09 


Dissertation at The Pennsylvania State University, 

2009. Advisor: Rich, Sarah K. Pub. no. AAT 

3374517. 467 pp. 

3738. MURPHY, Graham J. “Considering Her Ways: 

In(ter)secting Matriarchal Utopias.” Part of a special 



266–228. 

3739. NEWELL, Dianne, and Victoria LAMONT. 

“Rugged Domesticity: Frontier Mythology in Post- 

Armageddon Science Fiction by Women.” Science- 


3740. RIJSINGEN, Miriam van. “Framing Interiority: 

Portraits in the Age of Genomics.” In The Body 

Within, edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) 

[ref. 180], 187–205. 

On artwork based on images of people’s genetic 

makeup. 

3741. SCHWARTZ, Richard A. “Family, Gender, 

and Society in 1950s American Fiction of Nuclear 

Apocalypse: Shadow on the Hearth, Tomorrow!, The 

Last Day, and Alas, Babylon.” J. Amer. Cult. 29 

(2006): 406–424. 

3742. VANPAEMEL, Geert. “X-Rays and Old Masters. 

The Art of the Scientific Connoisseur.” Endeavour 

34 (2010): 69–74. 

On the creation of museum laboratories and the 

rise of conservation science as a new discipline 

after World War II. 

3743. YASZEK, Lisa. Galactic Suburbia: Recovering 

Women’s Science Fiction. (xii + 234 pp.; ill.; 

bibl.; index.) Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780814210758. 



ETHNICITY 

3744. EPSTEIN, Steven. “The Rise of ‘Recruitmentology’: 

Clinical Research, Racial Knowledge, 

and the Politics of Inclusion and Difference.” Part 

of a Special Issue: Race, Genetics, and Disease 

[ref. 3943]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 801–832. 

3745. SMART, Andrew, Richard TUTTON, Paul 

MARTIN, George T. H. ELLISON, and Richard 

ASHCROFT. “The Standardization of Race and 

Ethnicity in Biomedical Science Editorials and UK 

Biobanks.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 407–423. 

“Examines how leading biomedical science journals 

attempted to standardize the classifications of 

race and ethnicity.” (from the abstract) 


3746. BALINISTEANU, Tudor. “The Cyborg Goddess: 

Social Myths of Women as Goddesses of Technologized 

Otherworlds.” Feminist Stud. 33 (2007): 

394–423. 

Focus is on the science fiction representation of the 

cyborg as a woman. 

3747. CHEVEIGNÉ, Suzanne de. “The Career Paths 

of Women (and Men) in French Research.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 39 (2009): 113–136. 

3748. KHOSROKHAVARAB, Farhad, and Mohammad 

Amin GHANEIRADC. “Iranian Women’s Participation 

in the Academic World.” Iran. Stud. 43 (2010): 

223–238. 

Discusses the last four decades. 

3749. MEYEROWITZ, Joanne. How Sex Changed: A 

History of Transsexuality in the United States. (363 

pp., illus., bib., index.) Cambridge, MA: Harvard 

University Press, 2002. ISBN: 0674009258.



3750. RENTETZI, Maria. “Invisible Technicians at 

the Nuclear Research Center Democritus: Gender 

and Physics in Post-War Greece.” KRITIKI 6 (2007): 

47–70. 


3751. BEARMAN, Alan. “Kansas vs. Darwin: A 

Documentary about the Kansas Evolution Hearings/Fall 

From Grace.” Kansas Hist. 32 (2009): 

135–137. 

3752. DEROGATIS, Amy. “ ‘Born Again Is a Sexual 

Term’: Demons, STDs, and God’s Healing Sperm.” 

J. Amer. Acad. Relig. 77 (2009): 275–302. 

On the spiritual and scientific nature of sexuality in 

modern evangelical Christianity. 

3753. TERDIMOU, Maria. “Mathematics as Theological 

Argument in 20th C. Greece.” KRITIKI 6 

(2007): 85–96. 

3754. URBAN, Hugh B. “Fair Game: Secrecy, Security, 

and the Church of Scientology in Cold War 

America.” J. Amer. Acad. Relig. 74 (2006): 356– 

389. 


3755. ABRAHAM, Itty. (Ed.) South Asian Cultures 

of the Bomb: Atomic Publics and the State 

in India and Pakistan. (222 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780253352538. 

Contents: Itty ABRAHAM, “Introduction: Nuclear 

Power and Atomic Publics,” 1-19; Zia MIAN, 

“Fevered with Dreams of the Future: The Coming 

of the Atomic Age to Pakistan,” 20-40 [ref. 3803]; 

M. V. RAMANA, “India’s Nuclear Enclave and the 

Practice of Secrecy,” 41-67 [ref. 3769]; Sankaran 

KRISHNA, “The Social Life of a Bomb: India 

and the Ontology of an ‘Overpopulated’ Society,” 

68-88 [ref. 3765]; Ammara DURRANI, “Pride and 

Proliferation: Pakistan’s Nuclear Psyche after A. 

Q. Khan,” 89-112 [ref. 3759]; Srirupa ROY, “The 

Politics of Death: The Antinuclear Imaginary in 

India,” 113-132 [ref. 3693]; Haider NIZAMANI, 

“Pakistan’s Atomic Publics: Survey Results,” 133- 

149 [ref. 3767]; Raminder KAUR, “Gods, Bombs, 

and the Social Imaginary,” 150-172 [ref. 3763]; 

Iftikhar DADI, “Nuclearization and Pakistani Popular 

Culture since 1998,” 173-194 [ref. 3688]; 

Karsten FREY, “Guardians of the Nuclear Myth: 

Politics, Ideology, and India’s Strategic Community,” 

195-212 [ref. 3710]. 


3756. BROWN, Paul. “Technoaesthetics and the 

Nuclear Uncanny.” Metascience 18 (2009): 223–232. 

Essay review of Joseph MASCO, The Nuclear 

Borderlands (2006). 

3757. BURKETT, Jodi. “Re-Defining British Morality: 

‘Britishness’ and the Campaign for Nuclear 

Disarmament, 1958–68.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. Hist. 21 

(2010): 184–205. 

3758. DEMCHAK, Chris D. “Creating the Enemy: 

Global Diffusion of the Information Technology– 

Based Military Model.” In The Diffusion of Military 

Technology and Ideas, edited by Emily O. GOLDMAN 

and Leslie C. ELIASON (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ. 

Press, 2003), 307–347. 

3759. DURRANI, Ammara. “Pride and Proliferation: 

Pakistan’s Nuclear Psyche after A. Q. Khan.” In South 

Asian Cultures of the Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM 

(2009) [ref. 3755], 89–112. 

3760. HEIMAN, Gadi. “Diverging Goals: The French 

and Israeli Pursuit of the Bomb, 1958–1962.” Israel 

Stud. 15, no. 2 (2010): 104–126. 

3761. HERKEN, Gregg. “Target Enormoz: Soviet 

Nuclear Espionage on the West Coast of the United 

States, 1942–1950.” J. Cold War Stud. 11 (2009): 

68–90. 

3762. JACOBS, Robert A. “ ‘There Are No Civilians; 

We Are All at War’: Nuclear War Shelter and Survival 

Narratives during the Early Cold War.” J. Amer. Cult. 

30 (2007): 401–416. 

3763. KAUR, Raminder. “Gods, Bombs, and the 

Social Imaginary.” In South Asian Cultures of the 

Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 150– 

172. 

3764. KREMENTSOV, Nikolai. “In the Shadow of 

the Bomb: U.S.-Soviet Biomedical Relations in the 

Early Cold War, 1944–1948.” J. Cold War Stud. 9 

(2007): 41–67. 

Explores U.S.-Soviet relations in oncology, arguing 

that science became an integral instrument of the 

Cold War confrontation. 

3765. KRISHNA, Sankaran. “The Social Life of a 

Bomb: India and the Ontology of an ‘Overpopulated’ 

Society.” In South Asian Cultures of the Bomb, edited 

by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 68–88. 

3766. KROESEN, Otto. “Machine Bureaucracy and 

Planetary Humanity: A Dialogical Understanding of 

Personhood for the Development of Identities in the 

Electronic Age.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 27 (2008): 25–44. 

3767. NIZAMANI, Haider. “Pakistan’s Atomic 

Publics: Survey Results.” In South Asian Cultures 

of the Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 

133–149. 

3768. POTTER, William C. “The Diffusion of Nuclear 

Weapons.” In The Diffusion of Military Technology 

and Ideas, edited by Emily O. GOLDMAN and 

Leslie C. ELIASON (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ. 

Press, 2003), 146–178. 

3769. RAMANA, M. V. “India’s Nuclear Enclave and 

the Practice of Secrecy.” In South Asian Cultures of 

the Bomb, edited by ABRAHAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 

41–67. 

3770. SCHWARTZ, Norton A. “The Air Force’s Enduring 

Legacy of Nuclear Deterrence.” Air Power 

Hist. 56, no. 1 (2009): 4–19.


3771. USDIN, Steven T. “The Rosenberg Ring Revealed: 

Industrial-Scale Conventional and Nuclear 

Espionage.” J. Cold War Stud. 11 (2009): 91–143. 


3772. GERBER, Theodore P., and Deborah Yarsike 

BALL. “Scientists in a Changed Institutional Environment: 

Subjective Adaptation and Social Responsibility 

Norms in Russia.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 

529–567. 

On how radical changes in the institutional setting 

affects scientists’ work and their ideas about social 

responsibility and social norms. 

3773. LOU Caiyun and ZHANG Li. “Regulations 

of Supervising Research of the Chinese Academy of 

Sciences in 1964 and the Principle of Combining 

Theory with Practice.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. 


3774. PERORAZIO, Thomas E. “Curiosity and Commercialization: 

Faculty Perspectives on Sponsored 

Research, Academic Science and Research Agendas.” 



Dey, Eric. Pub. no. AAT 3392864. 298 

pp. 

3775. SACHSE, Carola. “What Research, to What 

End? The Rockefeller Foundation and the Max 

Planck Gesellschaft in the Early Cold War.” Cent. 

Eur. Hist. 42 (2009): 97–141. 

3776. WALDBY, Catherine. “Singapore Biopolis: 

Bare Life in the City-State.” Part of a special issue: 

Emergent Studies of Science, Technology, and 


STS 3 (2009): 367–383. 

On the 21st-century Singaporean science center 

integrating biomedical research institutes with 

biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies and 

governance bodies. 

3777. WELS, Susan. California Academy of Sciences: 

Architecture in Harmony with Nature. (144 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.) San Francisco: Chronicle 

Books, 2008. ISBN: 9780811865142. 

On the building that houses this institution. 


3778. MINGUEZ, Nieves et al. “Advances in the 

History of Composite Resins.” J. Hist. Dent. 51 

(2003): 103–105. 

On a substance used in tooth restoration, and its 

development over the 20th century. 

3779. RADSTAKE, Maud. “Looking for a Sponge: 

How a Body Learns to be Affected by Ultrasound.” In 

The Body Within, edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG 

(2009) [ref. 180], 123–137. 


INSTITUTIONS 

3780. ANDERSON, Warwick. “Teaching ‘Race’ at 

Medical School: Social Scientists on the Margin.” 

Part of a Special Issue: Race, Genetics, and Disease 


3781. LAM, Alice. “From ‘Ivory Tower Traditionalists’ 

to ‘Entrepreneurial Scientists’? Academic 

Scientists in Fuzzy University-Industry Boundaries.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 307–340. 

3782. WISNIOSKI, Matthew H. “ ‘Liberal Education 

Has Failed’: Reading Like an Engineer in 1960s 

America.” Part of a special issue. [ref. 510]. Tech. & 

Cult. 50 (2009): 753–782. 


SCIENTISTS 

3783. CASPER, Christian Fredrick. “Mutable Mobiles: 

Online Journals and the Evolving Genre 

Ecosystem of Science.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/03 


Dissertation at North Carolina State University, 

2009. Advisor: Miller, Carolyn R. Pub. no. AAT 

3395126. 220 pp. 

3784. MCHENRY, Leemon. “Ghosts in the Machine: 

Comment on Sismondo.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 

943–947. 

Response to Sergio SISMONDO, “Ghosts in the 

Machine” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 171–198 

[ref. 3786]. 

3785. MILLER, Boaz. “What Does It Mean That 

PRIMES Is in P? Popularization and Distortion Revisited.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 257–288. 

On the publication of a scientific paper in both the 

popular press and a peer-reviewed journal. 

3786. SISMONDO, Sergio. “Ghosts in the Machine: 

Publication Planning in the Medical Sciences.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 171–198. 

On publication of pharmaceutical companysponsored 

research in medical journals. See also: 

Leemon MCHENRY, “Ghosts in the Machine: 

Comment on Sismondo,” 943–947 [ref. 3784]; Sergio 

SISMONDO, “Ghosts in the Machine: Reply to 

McHenry (2009),” 949–952 [ref. 3787]. 

3787. SISMONDO, Sergio. “Ghosts in the Machine: 

Reply to McHenry (2009).” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 

949–952. 

Reply to Leemon MCHENRY, “Ghosts in the 

Machine” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 943–947 

[ref. 3784]. 


3788. ALONSO, Enrique, and Hubert MARRAUD. 

“La lógica que aprendimos.” Theoria (0495-4548) 18 

(2003): 327–349. 

On the contents, direction and purpose of elementary 

logic manuals published in late 20th-century 

Spain. 

3789. BRUIN, Boudewijn de. “Overmathematisation 

in Game Theory: Pitting the Nash Equilibrium 

Refinement Programme against the Epistemic Programme.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Sci. 40 (2009): 290–300.


3790. DOMONDON, Andrew T. “Kuhn, Popper, and 

the Superconducting Supercollider.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Sci. 40 (2009): 301–314. 


3791. DIAS, André Luís Mattedi. “O Instituto de 

Matemática e Física da Universidade da Bahia: atividades 

matemáticas (1960–1968).” English title: [The 

Instituto de Matemática e Física at the Universidade 

da Bahia: Mathematical Activities (1960–1968)]. 

Proceedings from the conference: First Forum on 

the History of Science and Health: Historiographical 

Perspectives, held in the Centro Federal de 

Educação Tecnológica da Bahia on 17 October 2006. 


3792. HU Junmei and DENG Mingli. “The History 

and Development of the Monster.” [Translated title.] 


On the classification of finite simple groups in 

mathematics and its relationship to physics. 


3793. BASSI, Joseph Peter. “Creating a Scientific 

Peak: How Boulder, Colorado Became a World Center 

for Space and Atmospheric Science, 1945–1965.” 



Barbara, 2009. Advisor: McCray, W. P. Pub. no. 

AAT 3371629. 348 pp. 

3794. LINDQVIST, Svante. “A Nobel Prize for Scientific 

Revolutions? Hannes Alfvén and Conflicting 

Cosmologies.” In Aurora Torealis, edited by 


On the Klein-Alfvén cosmological theory. 

3795. MESSERI, Lisa R. “The Problem with Pluto: 

Conflicting Cosmologies and the Classification of 

Planets.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 187–214. 

3796. PEEBLES, P. J. E., Lyman A. PAGE, and R. B. 

PARTRIDGE. (Eds.) Finding the Big Bang. (xvi + 

571 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: Cambridge 


Collection of first-person essays on the discovery 

and exploration of cosmic microwave background 

radiation. 



GENERAL WORKS 

3797. ANDERSON, Robert S. Nucleus and Nation: 

Scientists, International Networks, and Power in 

India. (xxv + 736 pp.; ill.; maps; index.) Chicago; 

London: University of Chicago Press, 2010. ISBN: 

9780226019758. 

3798. CAMILLERI, Kristian. “A History of Entanglement: 

Decoherence and the Interpretation Problem.” 

Part of a special Issue: Proceedings from the HQ2 

Conference [ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. Phil. Mod. Phys. 

40 (2009): 290–302. 

3799. FENG Xiaohua and GAO Ce. “The Work of Wu 

Taitsun and Yang Chenning on the Relations between 

Gauge Fields and Fiber Bundles.” [Translated title.] 

In Chinese. Ziran Kexueshi Yanjiu 28 (2009): 172– 

182. 

3800. FRANKLIN, Allan. “Gravity Waves and Neutrinos: 

The Later Work of Joseph Weber.” Perspect. 


3801. FREIRE, Olival, Jr. “Quantum Dissidents: 

Research on the Foundations of Quantum Theory 

circa 1970.” Part of a special Issue: Proceedings from 

the HQ2 Conference [ref. 3078]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Mod. Phys. 40 (2009): 280–289. 

Studies the cases of Zeh, Bell, Clauser, Shimony, 

Wigner, Rosenfeld, d’Espagnat, Selleri, and De- 

Witt. 

3802. JACKSON, John David. “A Personal Adventure 

in Muon-Catalyzed Fusion.” Phys. Persp. 12 (2010): 

74–88. 

3803. MIAN, Zia. “Fevered with Dreams of the Future: 

The Coming of the Atomic Age to Pakistan.” In 

South Asian Cultures of the Bomb, edited by ABRA- 

HAM (2009) [ref. 3755], 20–40. 

3804. OSNAGHI, Stefano, Fábio FREITAS, and Olival 

FREIRE, Jr. “The Origin of the Everettian Heresy.” 


On Hugh Everett’s 1956 formulation of quantum 

mechanics and the controversy that ensued within 

the Copenhagen group. 

3805. SCHIRRMACHER, Arne. “Wiederaufbau ohne 

Wiederkehr. Die Physik in Deutschland in den Jahren 

nach 1945 und die historiographische Problematik 

des Remigrationskonzepts.” In Kontinuitäten und 



[ref. 2871], 131–151. 

3806. SCHROER, B. “Jorge A. Swieca’s Contributions 

to Quantum Field Theory in the 60s and 70s and 

Their Relevance in Present Research.” Eur. Phys. J. 

H 35 (2010): 53–88. 

3807. SÖDING, P. “On the Discovery of the Gluon.” 

Eur. Phys. J. H 35 (2010): 3–28. 

3808. WANG Chengzhi. “Inquiry into and Analysis 

of the Little-Known Reminiscences of Tsung-dao Lee: 

Oral History.” [Translated title.] In Chinese. Ziran 


On an oral history in Columbia Unversity’s archive 

from the 1960s of the Chinese American physicist 

Tsung-dao Lee. 


3809. BENFEY, Theodor. “The Biography of a Periodic 

Spiral: From Chemistry Magazine, via Industry, 

to a Foucault Pendulum.” Bull. Hist. Chem. 34 

(2009): 141–145. 

3810. BENSAUDE-VINCENT, Bernadette. “The 

Chemists’ Style of Thinking.” Ber. Wissenschaftsgesch. 

32 (2009): 365–378. 

3811. DEKOSKY, Robert. “Developing Chemical 

Instrumentation for Environmental Use in the Late


Twentieth Century: Detecting Lead in Paint Using 

Portable X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry.” Ambix 

56 (2009): 138–162. 

3812. HONG, Wei. “Domination in a Scientific 

Field.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 543–570. 

Explores the “sources of authority, reasons for 

conflict, and group dynamics in an isotope lab at a 

Chinese university.” (from the abstract) 

3813. LEBINA, Natalia. “Plus the Chemicalization 

of the Entire Wardrobe.” Russ. Stud. Hist. 48 (2009): 

33–45. 

On the role of chemistry and synthetic fabrics to 

the clothing revolution during the 1950s and 1960s 

in the Soviet Union. 

3814. LINTHORST, J. A. “An Overview: Origins and 

Development of Green Chemistry.” Found. Chem. 12 

(2010): 55–68. 

3815. ORNA, Mary Virginia. “Women Chemists in 

the National Inventors’ Hall of Fame: Their Remarkable 

Lives and Their Award-Winning Research.” Bull. 

Hist. Chem. 34 (2009): 50–60. 

3816. OSAREH, Farideh, and Katherine W. MC- 

CAIN. “The Structure of Iranian Chemistry Research, 

1990–2006: An Author Cocitation Analysis.” JASIST 

59 (2008): 2146–2155. 


3817. ALMKLOV, Petter G. “Standardized Data and 

Singular Situations.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 873– 

897. 

Uses anthropological fieldwork with geologists and 

engineers to study how workers in an oil company 

try to make sense of a subsurface oil reservoir using 

standardized data sets. 

3818. BROECKER, Wally. The Great Ocean Conveyor: 

Discovering the Trigger for Abrupt Climate 

Change. (xvi + 154 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 


9780691143545. 

3819. CHRISTIE, Maureen. “Data Collection and the 

Ozone Hole: Too Much of a Good Thing?” Part of a 




On the institutional and organizational disarray 

in the scientific community at the time of the the 

announcement of the Antarctic ozone hole in 1985. 

3820. DEAN, Katrina, Simon NAYLOR, Simone 

TURCHETTI, and Martin SIEGERT. “Data in Antarctic 

Science and Politics.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

571–604. 

“Considers two large field-surveys in Antarctica:...an 

aerial photographic survey carried out 

by the Ronne Antarctic Research Expedition of 

1946–8; and...the Scott Polar Research Institute’s 

radio-echo sounding survey of 1967–79. ” (from 

the abstract) 

3821. JANKOVIC, Vladimir. “Choosing the Right 

Axis: An Institutional History of the Belgrade Eta 

Forecast Model.” Part of a special issue: International 

Perspectives on the History of Meteorology: Science 

and Cultural Diversity [ref. 319]. Hist. Meteor. 1 

(2004): 92–98. 

On “the numerical weather prediction modelling in 

Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia during 

1970s and 1980s.” (from the abstract) 

3822. PICARD, M. Dane. “Remembering First Oil in 

Nevada.” Earth Sci. Hist. 28 (2009): 161–174. 

3823. WHITE, Robert M. “The Making of NOAA, 

1963–2005.” Transcript of recorded speech. Hist. 

Meteor. 3 (2006): 55–63. 


3824. BEINART, William, and Katie MCKEOWN. 

“Wildlife Media and Representations of Africa, 1950s 

to the 1970s.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 429–452. 

3825. EDGINGTON, Ryan. “The Safari of the Southwest: 

Hunting, Science, and the African Oryx on 

White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, 1969– 

2006.” West. Hist. Quart. 40 (2009): 469–492. 


3826. BIRKELAND, Inger. “Cultural Sustainability: 

Industrialism, Placelessness, and the Re-animation of 

Place.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 283–297. 

On the Norwegian industrial town of Rjukan and 

efforts there to develop new interactions with the 

natural environment. 

3827. BLANCHARD, Elodie Vieille. “Modelling 

the Future: An Overview of the ‘Limits to Growth’ 

Debate.” Centaurus 52 (2010): 91–116. 

3828. BLUM, Elizabeth D. Love Canal Revisited: 

Race, Class, and Gender in Environmental Activism. 

(xiii + 194 pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) 

Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2008. 

ISBN: 9780700615605. 


3829. BRENNAN, Andrew. “Globalization, Environmental 

Policy, and the Ethics of Place.” Ethics Place 

Environ. 9 (2006): 133–148. 

3830. BROCKINGTON, Dan, Hassan SACHEDINA, 

and Katherine SCHOLFIELD. “Preserving the New 

Tanzania: Conservation and Land Use Change.” Part 

of a special issue on ecology and environmental transformations 

in Tanzania [ref. 2463]. Int. J. African 

Hist. Stud. 41 (2008): 557–579. 

3831. CADDELL, Richard. “Nature Conservation in 

Estonia: From Soviet Union to European Union.” Part 

of a series on environmentalism in Eastern Europe 

[ref. 3837]. J. Balt. Stud. 40 (2009): 307–332. 

3832. CARSTAIRS, Catherine. “Expertise, Health, 

and Popular Opinion: Debating Water Fluoridation, 

1945–80.” Can. Hist. Rev. 89 (2008): 345–371. 

3833. DALE, Ann, Chris LING, and Lenore NEW- 

MAN. “Does Place Matter? Sustainable Community 

Development in Three Canadian Communities.” 

Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 267–281.


3834. DUNAWAY, Finis. “Gas Masks, Pogo, and the 

Ecological Indian: Earth Day and the Visual Politics 

of American Environmentalism.” Amer. Quart. 60 

(2008): 67–99. 

3835. EVANS, Joshua, and Theresa GARVIN. 

“ ‘You’re In Oil Country’: Moral Tales of Citizen 

Action against Petroleum Development in Alberta, 

Canada.” Ethics Place Environ. 12 (2009): 49–68. 

3836. GALBREATH, David J., and Daunis AUERS. 

“Green, Black, and Brown: Uncovering Latvia’s 

Environmental Politics.” Part of a series on environmentalism 

in Eastern Europe [ref. 3837]. J. Balt. 

Stud. 40 (2009): 333–348. 

3837. GALBREATH, David J. “From Phosphate 

Springs to ‘Nordstream’: Contemporary Environmentalism 

in the Baltic States.” Introduction to a 

series on environmentalism in Eastern Europe. J. 

Balt. Stud. 40 (2009): 279–284. 

Contents: Timofey AGARIN, “Where Have All the 

Environmentalists Gone? Baltic Greens in the Mid- 

1990s,” 285–305 [ref. 3701]; Richard CADDELL, 

“Nature Conservation in Estonia: From Soviet 

Union to European Union,” 307–332 [ref. 3831]; 

David J. GALBREATH and Daunis AUERS, “Green, 

Black, and Brown: Uncovering Latvia’s Environmental 

Politics,” 333–348 [ref. 3836]; Allan 

SIKK and Rune Holmgaard ANDERSEN, “Without 

a Tinge of Red: The Fall and Rise of Estonian 

Greens,” 349–373 [ref. 3726]; Tove H. MALLOY, 

“Minority Environmentalism and Eco-nationalism 

in the Baltics: Green Citizenship in the Making?” 

375–395 [ref. 3721]; Nora MŽAVANADZE, 

“Sustainable Development in Lithuania: Between 

the Government Agenda and the Undiscovered 

Civil Society,” 397–414; Jussi S. JAUHIAINEN and 

Tarmo PIKNER, “Narva–Ivangorod: Integrating 

and Disintegrating Transboundary Water Networks 

and Infrastructure,” 415–436. 

3838. GOEDEKE, T. L., and S. RIKOON. “Otters as 

Actors: Scientific Controversy, Dynamism of Networks, 

and the Implications of Power in Ecological 

Restoration.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 111–132. 

On a scientific controversy emerging from a river 

otter restoration project in Missouri. 

3839. HAY, Amy M. “A New Earthly Vision: Religious 

Community Activism in the Love Canal Chemical 

Disaster.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 502–526. 

“An interfaith coalition [offered] arguments for 

state intervention on the basis of social justice 

principles, and called for governmental and corporate 

responsibility in resolving the environmental 

damage.” (from the abstract) 

3840. HÖHLER, Sabine. “The Environment as a Life 

Support System: The Case of Biosphere 2.” Hist. & 

Tech. 26 (2010): 39–58. 

3841. JØRGENSEN, Dolly. “An Oasis in a Watery 

Desert? Discourses on an Industrial Ecosystem in 

the Gulf of Mexico Rigs-to-Reefs Program.” Hist. & 

Tech. 25 (2009): 343–364. 

On how oil rigs came to be seen as artificial reefs 

and part of the natural ecosystem. 

3842. KELLER, Ann Campbell. Science in Environmental 

Policy: The Politics of Objective Advice. 

Politics, Science, and the Environment. (xi + 278 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: MIT Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780262013123. 

“Argues that scientists’ adherence to the role of 

neutral advisor varies over the course of the policymaking 

process.” (from the publisher) 

3843. KINKELA, David. “The Ecological Landscapes 

of Jane Jacobs and Rachel Carson.” Amer. 

Quart. 61 (2009): 905–928. 

3844. LANGSTON, Nancy. “Paradise Lost: Climate 

Change, Boreal Forests, and Environmental History.” 

Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 641–650. 

On the transformation of ecologists’ understanding 

of boreal forests in the last two decades. 

3845. LAUBER, Volkmar, and Lutz MEZ. “Renewable 

Electricity Policy in Germany, 1974 to 2005.” 

Bull. Sci. Tech. Soc. 26 (2006): 105–120. 

3846. LORIMER, Jamie. “Counting Corncrakes: The 

Affective Science of the UK Corncrake Census.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 377–405. 

Discusses bird counting. 

3847. MARTELLO, Marybeth Long. “Arctic Indigenous 

Peoples as Representations and Representatives 

of Climate Change.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 351– 

376. 

3848. MASCO, Joseph. “Bad Weather: On Planetary 

Crisis.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 7–40. 

3849. MASON DENTINGER, Rachel Natalie. “The 

Nature of Defense: Coevolutionary Studies, Ecological 

Interaction, and the Evolution of ‘Natural 

Insecticides,’ 1959–1983.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/01 



Advisor: Borrello, Mark. Pub. no. AAT 3389342. 

280 pp. 

3850. MORAN, Sharon. “Under the Lawn: Engaging 

the Water Cycle.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 

129–145. 

On domestic water conservation practices and their 

relationship to the community water systems in 

exurban North America. 

3851. NEFF, Mark William. “Producing Environmental 

Knowledge: Ecology, Research Priorities, and 

Policy.” Diss. Abstr. Int. B 70/08 (2010). 

Dissertation at Arizona State University, 2009. Advisor: 

Sarewitz, Daniel. Pub. no. AAT 3371225. 

197 pp. 

3852. PADOLSKY, Miriam Elana. “Bringing Climate 

Change down to Earth: Science and Participation 

in Canadian and Australian Climate Change Campaigns.” 



2006. Advisor: Epstein, Steven. Pub. no. AAT 

3214881. 296 pp. 

3853. PARR, Joy. “A Working Knowledge of the Insensible? 

Radiation Protection in Nuclear Generating


Stations, 1962–1992.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 48 

(2006): 820–851. 

3854. PELTOLA, Taru. “Business on the Margin: 

Local Practices and the Politics of Forests in Finland.” 

Part of a special issue on technology studies [ref. 507]. 


3855. ROME, Adam. “The Genius of Earth Day.” 

Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 194–205. 

On the first Earth Day in 1970. 

3856. ROSSITER, David A. “Negotiating Nature: 

Colonial Geographies and Environmental Politics in 

the Pacific Northwest.” Ethics Place Environ. 11 

(2008): 113–128. 

On “the Great Bear Rainforest conflict in British 

Columbia and the Makah whaling conflict in Washington 

State.” (from the abstract) 

3857. SPEECE, Darren. “From Corporatism to Citizen 

Oversight: The Legal Fight over California 

Redwoods, 1970–1996.” Environ. Hist. 14 (2009): 

705–736. 

3858. SUTTER, Paul S. “When Environmental Traditions 

Collide: Ramachandra Guha’s The Unquiet 

Woods and U.S. Environmental History.” Environ. 

Hist. 14 (2009): 543–550. 

On the displacement of environmental and ecological 

effects of American industrialization from the 

United States to South Asia. 

3859. TURNER, James Morton. “ ‘The Specter of 

Environmentalism’: Wilderness, Environmental Politics, 

and the Evolution of the New Right.” J. Amer. 

Hist. 96 (2009): 123–148. 

3860. WELLOCK, Thomas R. “The Dickey Bird 

Scientists Take Charge: Science, Policy, and the 

Spotted Owl.” Environ. Hist. 15 (2010): 381–414. 

3861. ZHANG Xuehua, Leonard ORTOLANO, and 

LÜ Zhongmei. “Agency Empowerment through the 

Administrative Litigation Law: Court Enforcement 

of Pollution Levies in Hubei Province.” China Quart. 

No. 202 (2010): 307–326. 


WORKS 

3862. BOLLINGE, Laurel. “Symbiogenesis, Selfhood, 

and Science Fiction.” Science-Fiction Studies 

37 (2010): 34–53. 

On the use in science fiction of the notion of symbiogenesis 

developed by Lynn Margulis. 

3863. FREITAS, Renan Springer de, and Adriana 

Maria de FIGUEIREDO. “Por que esforços de síntese 

teórica são bem-sucedidos no cenário biológico e 

malogram no cenário sociológico?” English title: 

[Why Do Efforts toward Theoretical Synthesis Prove 

So Successful in Biology but Not in Sociology?]. 

Manguinhos 16 (2009): 729–745. 

3864. RICHARDS, Bernard. “Turing, 

Richards and Morphogenesis.” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 1000 words. 

First person account of producing computer models 

of organisms that were similar to actual Radiolaria. 

375-131. BOTANY 

3865. AZEVEDO, Nara, Bianca Antunes CORTES, 

and Magali Romero SÁ. “Um caminho para a ciência: 

a trajetória da botânica Leda Dau.” English title: [A 

Road to Science: The Trajectory of the Botanist Leda 

Dau]. Part of a special issue: Gender, Women and 


209–229. 

Explores her career at the Museu Nacional from 

1953 to 1994. 

3866. HU Zonggang. “Wang Wencai on his Experience 

of Botanical Exploration.” [Translated title.] 


255–264. 


PHYSIOLOGY 

3867. KIRK, Robert G. W. “A Brave New Animal 

for a Brave New World: The British Laboratory 

Animals Bureau and the Constitution of International 

Standards of Laboratory Animal Production and Use, 

circa 1947–1968.” Isis 101 (2010): 62–94. 


3868. COMFORT, Nathaniel. “Cultural Darwinism.” 

Eur. Legacy 13 (2008): 623–637. 

Explores the cultural significance of the recent 

debates over intelligent design and the nature of 

criticism of evolution. 

3869. DELISLE, Richard G. “The Uncertain Foundation 

of Neo-Darwinism: Metaphysical and Epistemological 

Pluralism in the Evolutionary Synthesis.” 

Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 (2009): 119– 

132. 

3870. GONZÁLEZ-SILVA, Matiana. “With or without 

Scientists: Reporting on Human Genetics in the 

Spanish Newspaper ‘El País’ (1976–2006).” In Popularizing 

Science and Technology in the European 

Periphery, 1800–2000, edited by PAPANELOPOULOU 

et al. (2009) [ref. 186], 217–236. 

3871. GRIMOULT, Cédric. “Le débat sur le ponctualisme 

en France : Le colloque international de Dijon 

en 1982.” Rev. Hist. Sci. 62 (2009): 423–454. 

3872. HOMCHICK, Julie. “Displaying Controversy: 

Evolution, Creation, and Museums.” Diss. Abstr. Int. 


Dissertation at University of Washington, 2009. 

Advisor: Ceccarelli, Leah. Pub. no. AAT 3377287. 

225 pp. Looks at the Museum of Creation and 

Earth History; the Creation Museum; the American 

Museum of Natural History; and the University of 

Nebraska State Museum. 

3873. MCGRATH, Alister E. “The Ideological Uses 

of Evolutionary Biology in Recent Atheist Apologetics.” 



(2010) [ref. 372], 329–351.


3874. NELSON, Alondra. “Bio Science: Genetic Genealogy 

Testing and the Pursuit of African Ancestry.” 

Part of a Special Issue: Race, Genetics, and Disease 


3875. PRINDLE, David F. Stephen Jay Gould and 

the Politics of Evolution. (249 pp.; bibl.; index.) 

Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2009. ISBN: 

9781591027188. 


3876. SUÁREZ-DÍAZ, Edna. “Molecular Evolution: 

Concepts and the Origin of Disciplines.” Special 

Issue: “Disciplinary Histories and the History of 

Disciplines: The Challenge of Molecular Biology” 


(2009): 43–53. 


3877. BRADY, Catherine. Elizabeth Blackburn and 

the Story of Telomeres: Deciphering the Ends of 

DNA. (392 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: 

MIT Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780262026222. 


3878. CHADAREVIAN, Soraya de. “Interview with 

Sydney Brenner.” Special Issue: “Disciplinary Histories 

and the History of Disciplines: The Challenge 

of Molecular Biology” [ref. 3879]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 


3879. CHADAREVIAN, Soraya de, and Hans-Jörg 

RHEINBERGER. “Introduction.” Special Issue: “Disciplinary 

Histories and the History of Disciplines: 

The Challenge of Molecular Biology.” Stud. Hist. 


Contents: Hans-Jörg RHEINBERGER, “Recent 

Science and Its Exploration: The Case of 

Molecular Biology,” 6–12 [ref. 404]; Soraya 

de CHADAREVIAN, “Microstudies Versus Big 

Picture Accounts?” 13–19 [ref. 26]; Jean-Paul 

GAUDILLIÈRE, “New Wine in Old Bottles? The 

Biotechnology Problem in the History of Molecular 

Biology,” 20–28 [ref. 3883]; Angela N. H. 

CREAGER, “Phosphorus-32 in the Phage Group: 

Radioisotopes as Historical Tracers of Molecular 

Biology,” 29–42 [ref. 3880]; Edna SUÁREZ-DÍAZ, 

“Molecular Evolution: Concepts and the Origin 

of Disciplines,” 43–53 [ref. 3876]; Alexander 

POWELL and John DUPRÉ, “From Molecules to 

Systems: The Importance of Looking Both Ways,” 

54–64 [ref. 3890]; Soraya de CHADAREVIAN, “Interview 

with Sydney Brenner,” 65–71 [ref. 3878]. 

3880. CREAGER, Angela N. H. “Phosphorus-32 in 

the Phage Group: Radioisotopes as Historical Tracers 

of Molecular Biology.” Special Issue: “Disciplinary 

Histories and the History of Disciplines: The Challenge 

of Molecular Biology” [ref. 3879]. Stud. Hist. 


3881. FAGAN, Melinda Bonnie. “Stems and Standards: 

Social Interaction in the Search for Blood Stem 

Cells.” J. Hist. Biol. 43 (2010): 67–109. 

3882. FULLWILEY, Duana. “The Biologistical Construction 

of Race: ‘Admixture’ Technology and the 

New Genetic Medicine.” Part of a Special Issue: 

Race, Genetics, and Disease [ref. 3943]. Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 38 (2008): 695–735. 

3883. GAUDILLIÈRE, Jean-Paul. “New Wine in Old 

Bottles? The Biotechnology Problem in the History 

of Molecular Biology.” Special Issue: “Disciplinary 

Histories and the History of Disciplines: The Challenge 

of Molecular Biology” [ref. 3879]. Stud. Hist. 


3884. GINGRAS, Yves. “Revisiting the ‘Quiet Debut’ 

of the Double Helix: A Bibliometric and Methodological 

note on the ‘Impact’ of Scientific Publications.” 

J. Hist. Biol. 43 (2010): 159–181. 

3885. GISLER, Priska. “Collecting True Blue Blood: 

A Journey to the Heart of 1960s Biology.” Endeavour 

33 (2009): 112–116. 

On immunological research of Mabel Boyden at 

Rutgers University. 

3886. HELMREICH, Stefan. Alien Ocean: Anthropological 

Voyages in Microbial Seas. (xvii + 403 pp.; 

ill.; bibl.; index.) Berkeley/Los Angeles: University 

of California Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780520250611. 

Explores “how microbes have become key figures 

in scientific and public debates about the origin 

of life, climate change, biotechnology, and even 

the possibility of life on other worlds.” (from the 

publisher) 


3887. MAEHLE, Andreas-Holger. “A Binding Question: 

The Evolution of the Receptor Concept.” Endeavour 

33 (2009): 135–140. 

3888. MYERS, Natasha. “Molecular Embodiments 

and the Body-work of Modeling in Protein Crystallography.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 163–199. 

“Builds on both ethnographic observations of contemporary 

protein crystallographers and historical 

accounts of early molecular modeling techniques.” 


3889. NAGAI, Hiroyuki, Yoshio NUKAGA, Koji 

SAEKI, and Akira AKABAYASHI. “Self-Regulation 

of Recombinant DNA Technology in Japan in the 

1970s.” Hist. Scientiarum 19 (2009): 1–18. 

3890. POWELL, Alexander, and John DUPRÉ. “From 

Molecules to Systems: The Importance of Looking 

Both Ways.” Special Issue: “Disciplinary Histories 

and the History of Disciplines: The Challenge of 

Molecular Biology” [ref. 3879]. Stud. Hist. Phil. 


3891. PRAINSACK, Barbara, and Martin 

KITZBERGER. “DNA Behind Bars: Other Ways 

of Knowing Forensic DNA Technologies.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 39 (2009): 51–79. 

3892. REILLY, Philip R. “The How of Biotechnology.” 

In The Applied-Science Problem, edited by 

MCCLELLAN (2008) [ref. 515], 160–169. 

3893. SCHRADER, Astrid. “Responding to Pfiesteria 

piscicida (the Fish Killer): Phantomatic Ontologies, 

Indeterminacy, and Responsibility in Toxic Microbiology.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 275–306.


On the scientific and public controversies over 

research on the dinoflagellates that thrive in waters 

over-enriched with nutrients and US mid-Atlantic 

fish kills. 

3894. STEVENS, Hallam. “Life Out of Sequence: 

An Ethnographic Account of Bioinformatics from the 

APPANET to Post-Genomics.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 

71/02 (2010). 


Galison, Peter. Pub. no. AAT 3396026. 539 pp. 



3895. BELTRAME, Lorenzo, and Silvia GIO- 

VANETTI. “When the Oocyte Becomes an Embryo: 

The Social Life of an Ambiguous Scientific Image 

in Italian Newspapers (1996–2007).” Nuncius 24 

(2009): 489–507. 

“Explores the functions performed by a photograph 

of a fertilized oocyte in Italian media coverage of 

human genetic issues.” (from the abstract) 

3896. FAUSTO-STERLING, Anne. “The Bare Bones 

of Race.” Part of a Special Issue: Race, Genetics, 

and Disease [ref. 3943]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

657–694. 

“Examines claims of racial difference in bone 

density and finds that the use and definitions of 

race in medicine lack a theoretical foundation.” 


3897. JACKSON, John P. “Definitional Argument in 

Evolutionary Psychology and Cultural Anthropology.” 

Sci. Context 23 (2010): 121–150. 

Focuses on the narrow interpretation of the ideas of 

Alfred Kroeber by evolutionary psychologists. 

3898. MITCHELL, Kaye. “Bodies That Matter: Science 

Fiction, Technoculture, and the Gendered Body.” 

Part of a special issue on “technoculture” and science 

fiction. [ref. 212]. Science-Fiction Studies 33 (2006): 

109–128. 

3899. RENSENBRINK, Greta. “Parthenogenesis and 

Lesbian Separatism: Regenerating Women’s Community 

through Virgin Birth in the United States in 

the 1970s and 1980s.” J. Hist. Sexual. 19 (2010): 

288–316. 


3900. ABI-RACHED, Joelle M., and Nikolas ROSE. 

“The Birth of the Neuromolecular Gaze.” Part of a 

special issue on “Neuroscience, Power and Culture”. 

[ref. 418]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 23, no. 1 (2010): 11–36. 

Explores the development of the neurosciences 

since the 1960s as developing its own style of 

thought linked to a predominantly reductionist 

neuromolecular method. 

3901. ALAC, Morana. “Working with Brain Scans.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 483–508. 

3902. BRENNINKMEIJER, Jonna. “Taking Care of 

One’s Brain: How Manipulating the Brain Changes 

People’s Selves.” Part of a special issue on “Neuroscience, 

Power and Culture”. [ref. 418]. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 23, no. 1 (2010): 107–126. 

On technologies and techniques for self manipulation 

of one’s brain. 

3903. CASEY, Brian Patrick. “Against the Materialists: 

John Carew Eccles, Karl Raimund Popper and 

the Ghost in the Machine.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/01 



Snowden, Frank. Pub. no. AAT 3395991. 551 pp. 

3904. COHN, Simon. “Making Objective Facts from 

Intimate Relations: The Case of Neuroscience and 

Its Entanglements with Volunteers.” Part of a special 

issue: “Intimacy in Research” [ref. 154]. Hist. Hum. 

Sci. 21, no. 4 (2008): 86–103. 

3905. DIJCK, José van. “Mediated Memories as 

Amalgamations of Mind, Matter, and Culture.” In 

The Body Within, edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG 

(2009) [ref. 180], 157–172. 

3906. KAPLAN, Stephen. “Grasping at Ontological 

Straws: Overcoming Reductionism in the Advaita 

Vedānta—Neuroscience Dialogue.” J. Amer. Acad. 

Relig. 77 (2009): 238–274. 

3907. LANGLITZ, Nicolas. “The Persistence of the 

Subjective in Neuropsychopharmacology: Observations 

of Contemporary Hallucinogen Research.” Part 

of a special issue on “Neuroscience, Power and Culture”. 

[ref. 418]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 23, no. 1 (2010): 

37–57. 

3908. ROEPSTORFF, Andreas. “Navigating the 

Brainscape: When Knowing Becomes Seeing.” 

In Skilled Visions, edited by GRASSENI (2007) 

[ref. 175], 191–206. 

3909. ROSE, Nikolas. “ ‘Screen and Intervene’: 

Governing Risky Brains.” Part of a special issue on 

“Neuroscience, Power and Culture”. [ref. 418]. Hist. 

Hum. Sci. 23, no. 1 (2010): 79–105. 

On the intersection of the criminal justice system 

and the neurosciences. 

3910. VIDAL, Fernando. “Brainhood, Anthropological 

Figure of Modernity.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 1 

(2009): 5–36. 

Explores how the identification of one’s self with 

one’s brain has influenced the place of the neurosciences 

in modern culture. 


PSYCHOLOGY 

3911. BASAURE, Mauro. “Foucault and the ‘Anti- 

Oedipus Movement’: Psychoanalysis as Disciplinary 

Power.” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 340–359. 

3912. DRISCOLL, Catherine. “On Our Best Behavior: 

Optimality Models in Human Behavioral 

Ecology.” Stud. Hist. Phil. Biol. Biomed. Sci. 40 

(2009): 133–141. 

3913. KENNEDY, Hansi. The Psychoanalytic Work 

of Hansi Kennedy: From War Nurseries to the Anna 

Freud Centre (1940–1993). Edited by Jill M. MILLER 

and Carla NEELY. (xxix + 306 pp.; ill.; bibl.) London: 

Karnac, 2008. ISBN: 9781855755239.


3914. MILLER, Gavin. “How Scottish was R. D. 

Laing?” Hist. Psychiat. 20 (2009): 226–232. 

3915. MILLER, Gavin. “R. D. Laing and Theology: 

The Influence of Christian Existentialism on The 

Divided Self.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 2 (2009): 1–21. 

3916. MURILLO, José Ignacio, and José Manuel 

GIMÉNEZ-AMAYA. “Tiempo, conciencia y libertad: 

consideraciones en torno a los experimentos de B. 

Libet y colaboradores.” Acta Phil. 17 (2008): 291– 

306. 

On the psychological experiments of Benjamin 

Libet. 

3917. NYMAN, Lawrence. “Documenting History: 

An Interview with Kenneth Bancroft Clark.” Hist. 

Psychol. 13 (2010): 74–88. 

3918. PRUCHNIC, Jeff. “Neurorhetorics: Cybernetics, 

Psychotropics, and the Materiality of Persuasion.” 

Part of a special issue on psychotropic drugs and science 

[ref. 3315]. Configurations 16 (2008): 167–197. 

On mid-20th-century scientific studies on cybernetics 

and psychotropics. 


3919. BOTTOM, William P. “Organizing Intelligence: 

Development of Behavioral Science and the 

Research Based Model of Business Education.” J. 

Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 253–283. 

“This paper maps the elite network responsible 

for developing behavioral science and the Ford 

Foundation agenda.” (from the abstract) 

3920. ENGERMAN, David C. “Social Science in the 

Cold War.” Focus: New Perspectives on Science and 


3921. ERICKSON, Paul. “Mathematical Models, Rational 

Choice, and the Search for Cold War Culture.” 

Focus: New Perspectives on Science and the Cold 

War [ref. 3717]. Isis 101 (2010): 386–392. 

3922. HEALY, Paul. “Phronetic Social Science: 

Prospects and Possibilities?” Hist. Hum. Sci. 21, no. 

1 (2008): 135–145. 

Essay review of Sandford SCHRAM and Brain 

CATERINO (eds.), Making Political Science Matter 

(2006). 

3923. LEMOV, Rebecca. “ ‘Hypothetical Machines’: 

The Science Fiction Dreams of Cold War Social 

Science.” Focus: New Perspectives on Science and 


3924. ROHDE, Joy. “Gray Matters: Social Scientists, 

Military Patronage, and Democracy in the Cold War.” 

J. Amer. Hist. 96 (2009): 99–122. 

3925. SELCER, Perrin. “The View from Everywhere: 

Disciplining Diversity in Post-World War II International 

Social Science.” J. Hist. Behav. Sci. 45 (2009): 

309–329. 

“Explores the attempt of social scientists associated 

with Unesco to create a system of knowledge 

production...necessary for democratic governance 

of a world community.” (from the abstract) 

3926. THOMAS, William, and Lambert WILLIAMS. 

“The Epistemologies of Non-Forecasting Simulations, 

Part I: Industrial Dynamics and Management 

Pedagogy at MIT.” Sci. Context 22 (2009): 245–270. 

Examines computer modeling practice and philosophy 

as applied to social industrial contexts, looking 

at the work of electrical engineer Jay Forrester’s 

work on Industrial or System Dynamics at MIT. 


3927. LEAHEY, Erin, and Ryan C. REIKOWSKY. 

“Research Specialization and Collaboration Patterns 

in Sociology.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 425–440. 

3928. SMYTHE, Deirdre. “A Few Laced Genes: 

Women’s Standpoint in the Feminist Ancestry of 

Dorothy E. Smith.” Hist. Hum. Sci. 22, no. 2 (2009): 

22–57. 

On the Canadian sociologist. 


3929. RIBEIRO, Adelia Maria Miglievich. “Marina 

de Vasconcellos e as ciências sociais cariocas: a 

perspectiva dos círculos sociais.” Article also in 

English. English title: [Marina de Vasconcellos and 

the Social Sciences in Rio de Janeiro: A Study of 

the Social Circles]. Part of a special issue: Gender, 


suppl. (2008): 17–41. 

375-143. ECONOMICS 

3930. BOCKMAN, Johanna, and Michael A. BERN- 

STEIN. “Scientific Community in a Divided World: 

Economists, Planning, and Research Priority during 

the Cold War.” Comp. Stud. Soc. Hist. 50 (2008): 

581–613. 

3931. MACKENZIE, Donald. An Engine, not a Camera: 

How Financial Models Shape Markets. Inside 

Technology. (x + 377 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 

MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262633673. 


3932. BAIRD-WINDLE, Patricia, and Eleanor J. 

BADER. Targets of Hatred: Anti-Abortion Terrorism. 

(xx + 396 pp.; bibl.; index.) New York: Palgrave 

for St. Martin’s Press, 2001. ISBN: 0312239254. 


3933. BENJAMIN, Ruha. “Culturing Consent: Science 

and Democracy in the Stem Cell State.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/09 (2009). 


2008. Advisor: Duster, Troy. Pub. no. AAT 

3331520. 287 pp. 

3934. BERRIDGE, Virginia, Rachel HERRING, and 

Betsy THOM. “Binge Drinking: A Confused Concept 

and Its Contemporary History.” Soc. Hist. Med. 22 

(2009): 597–607. 

3935. BERTOLASO, Marta. “Towards an Integrated 

View of the Neoplastic Phenomena in Cancer Research.” 

Hist. Phil. Life Sci. 31 (2009): 79–97.


3936. BURRI, Regula Valérie. “Doing Distinctions: 

Boundary Work and Symbolic Capital in Radiology.” 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 35–62. 

3937. CASTEL, Patrick. “What’s Behind a Guideline? 

Authority, Competition and Collaboration in the 

French Oncology Sector.” Part of a Special Issue on 

Biomedical Conventions and Regulatory Objectivity 


3938. CHAZAN, Lilian Krakowski. “ ‘É... tá grávida 

mesmo! E ele é lindo!’ A construção de ‘verdades’ na 

ultra-sonografia obstétrica.” Article also in English. 

English title: [“Yeah, You’re Pregnant All Right! and 

He’s Beautiful!” The Construction of “Truths” in 

Obstetric Ultrasonography]. Manguinhos 15 (2008): 

99–116. 

3939. CLARKE, Morgan. “Children of the Revolution: 

Ali Khamenei’s ‘Liberal’ Views on in vitro 

Fertilization.” Brit. J. Mid. East Stud. 34 (2007): 

287–303. 

3940. COHN, Simon. “Seeing and Drawing: The 

Role of Play in Medical Imaging.” In Skilled Visions, 

edited by GRASSENI (2007) [ref. 175], 91–105. 

3941. COOTER, Roger, and Claudia STEIN. “Positioning 

the Image of AIDS.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 

12–15. 

3942. FESTLE, Mary Jo. “Enemies or Allies? The 

Organ Transplant Medical Community, the Federal 

Government, and the Public in the United States, 

1967–2000.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 65 (2010): 

48–80. 

3943. FUJIMURA, Joan H., Troy DUSTER, and 

Ramya RAJAGOPALAN. “Introduction: Race, Genetics, 

and Disease.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

643–656. 

Contents: Anne FAUSTO-STERLING, “The Bare 

Bones of Race,” 657–694 [ref. 3896]; Duana 

FULLWILEY, “The Biologistical Construction of 

Race: ‘Admixture’ Technology and the New Genetic 

Medicine,” 695–735 [ref. 3882]; Jonathan 

KAHN, “Exploiting Race in Drug Development: 

BiDil’s Interim Model of Pharmacogenomics,” 

737–758 [ref. 4006]; Alondra NELSON, “Bio Science: 

Genetic Genealogy Testing and the Pursuit 

of African Ancestry,” 759–783 [ref. 3874]; Warwick 

ANDERSON, “Teaching ‘Race’ at Medical 

School: Social Scientists on the Margin,” 785–800 

[ref. 3780]; Steven EPSTEIN, “The Rise of ‘Recruitmentology’: 

Clinical Research, Racial Knowledge, 

and the Politics of Inclusion and Difference,” 

801–832 [ref. 3744]. 

3944. GIBSON, B. E., R. E. G. UPSHUR, N. L. 

YOUNG, and P. MCKEEVER. “Disability, Technology, 

and Place: Social and Ethical Implications of 

Long-Term Dependency on Medical Devices.” Part 

of a special issue on technology studies [ref. 507]. 


3945. HOGLE, Linda F. “Pragmatic Objectivity and 

the Standardization of Engineered Tissues.” Part 

of a Special Issue on Biomedical Conventions and 

Regulatory Objectivity [ref. 447]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 717–742. 

3946. JUNG, Monica de Paula et al. “Revisitando o 

desvendamento da etiologia da síndrome de Turner.” 

English title: [Revisiting Establishment of the Etiology 

of Turner Syndrome]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 

361–376. 

3947. KIND, Luciana. “Máquinas e argumentos: das 

tecnologias de suporte da vida à definição de morte 

cerebral.” English title: [Machines and Arguments: 

From Life Support Technologies to the Definition of 

Brain Death]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 13–34. 

3948. LABRUDE, Pierre. “Les hôpitaux construits 

en France pour l’US Army de 1950 à 1967 : Organisation, 

localisation, usage.” Hist. Sci. Médicales 42 

(2008): 301–310. 

3949. MACGREGOR, J. D. “Disease in Africa: A 

Medical Perspective from the 1950s.” Vesalius 10, 

no. 2 (2004): 67–73. 

3950. MCCULLOCH, Jock. “Hiding a Pandemic: Dr 

G. W. H. Schepers and the Politics of Silicosis in 

South Africa.” J. South. African Stud. 35 (2009): 

835–848. 

3951. MCMILLEN, Christian W., and Niels 

BRIMNES. “Medical Modernization and Medical 

Nationalism: Resistance to Mass Tuberculosis Vaccination 

in Postcolonial India, 1948–1955.” Micrologus 

52 (2010): 180–209. 

3952. MÜLLER-ROCKSTROH, Babette. “Imagin(in)g 

Pregnancy in Northwest Tanzania: Networks, 

Experiences, and Translations.” In The Body 

Within, edited by VALL and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) 

[ref. 180], 139–155. 

3953. PARRY, Susan. “Power Shifts: How Patient 

Activism Shapes the Practice of Medicine.” Diss. 

Abstr. Int. A 69/11 (2009). 


Advisor: Elliott, Carl. Pub. no. AAT 3336424. 192 

pp. 

3954. PARTHASARATHY, Shobita. Building Genetic 

Medicine: Breast Cancer, Technology, and the Comparative 

Politics of Health Care. Inside Technology. 

(x + 271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge, MA: MIT 

Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780262162425. 


3955. PLOTNICK, Rachel. “Computers, Systems 

Theory, and the Making of a Wired Hospital: A 

History of Technicon Medical Information System, 

1964–1987.” JASIST 61 (2010): 1281–1294. 

3956. QUEIROZ, Maria Goretti, and Luiz Fernandes 

DOURADO. “O ensino da odontologia no Brasil: uma 

leitura com base nas recomendações e nos encontros 

internacionais da década de 1960.” English title: 

[Dental Teaching in Brazil: An Interpretation Based 

on Recommendations and International Meetings 

from the 1960s]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 1011–1026. 

3957. RABEHARISOA, Vololona, and Pascale 

BOURRET. “Staging and Weighting Evidence in


Biomedicine: Comparing Clinical Practices in Cancer 

Genetics and Psychiatric Genetics.” Part of a 

Special Issue on Biomedical Conventions and Regulatory 

Objectivity [ref. 447]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 691–715. 

3958. RAYNAL, Cécile. “ ‘La Contraception’ en 

microsillon.” Rev. Hist. Pharm. 56 (2009): 145–162. 

On contraceptive means used in France from 1968 

to 1976. 

3959. SAUNDERS, Barry. “CT Suite: Visual Apprenticeship 

in the Age of the Mechanical Viewbox.” 

In Skilled Visions, edited by GRASSENI (2007) 

[ref. 175], 145–165. 

3960. SOUZA, Eduardo F. Alexander Amaral de, 

and Madel Therezinha LUZ. “Bases socioculturais 

das práticas terapêuticas alternativas.” English title: 

[The Socio-Cultural Bases of Alternative Therapeutic 

Practices]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 393–405. 

3961. SUGITA, Yoneyuki. “Telemedicine: An Important 

Component in Arizona’s Economic and Social 

Development.” In Technology, Innovation, and 

Southern Industrialization, edited by DELFINO and 

GILLESPIE (2008) [ref. 2819], 181–202. 

3962. VALL, Renée van de. “A Penny for your 

Thoughts: Brain-Scans and the Mediation of Subjective 

Embodiment.” In The Body Within, edited by 

VALL and ZWIJNENBERG (2009) [ref. 180], 91–105. 

3963. VUIC, Kara Dixon. Officer, Nurse, Woman: 

The Army Nurse Corps in the Vietnam War. (xii + 

271 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 



3964. BENNETT, James. “Keeping the Wolfenden 

from the Door? Homosexuality and the ‘Medical 

Model’ in New Zealand.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 

134–152. 

3965. DAVIDSON, Roger. “Psychiatry and Homosexuality 

in Mid-Twentieth-Century Edinburgh: The 

View from Jordanburn Nerve Hospital.” Hist. Psychiat. 

20 (2009): 403–424. 

3966. FASSIN, Didier, and Richard RECHTMAN. The 

Empire of Trauma: An Inquiry into the Condition of 

Victimhood. [L’empire du traumatisme] In English. 

Trans. by Rachel GOMME. (xii + 305 pp.; bibl.; 

index.) Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2009. 

ISBN: 9780691137520. 

Explores “how the traumatic victim became culturally 

and politically respectable, and how trauma itself 

became an unassailable moral category” (from 


3967. FREED, Christopher R. “Doctors and Drunks: 

Addiction Medicine and Addiction Psychiatry in 

America.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/06 (2008). 

Dissertation at City University of New York, 2008. 

Advisor: Katz Rothman, Barbara. Pub. no. AAT 

3311204. 212 pp. 

3968. GURLEY, Jessica R. “A History of Changes to 

the Criminal Personality in the DSM.” Hist. Psychol. 

12 (2009): 285–304. 

3969. HAWTHORNE, Susan. “Embedding Values: 

How Science and Society Jointly Valence a 

Concept—The Case of ADHD.” Stud. Hist. Phil. 

Biol. Biomed. Sci. 41 (2010): 21–31. 

3970. IRWIN, Robert. “ ‘To Try and Find Out What 

Is Being Done to Whom, by Whom and with What 

Results’: The Creation of Psychosexual Counselling 

Policy in England, 1972–1979.” Twent.-Cent. Brit. 

Hist. 20 (2009): 173–197. 

3971. JENNINGS, Rebecca. “ “The Most Uninhibited 

Party They’d Ever Been To’: The Postwar Encounter 

between Psychiatry and the British Lesbian, 1945– 

1971.” J. Brit. Stud. 47 (2008): 883–904. 

3972. LABIDI, Lilia. “Rita El Khayat on Moroccan 

Psychiatry and Sexuality.” Women’s Hist. Rev. 15 

(2006): 637–649. 

3973. NUSSBAUM, Abraham. “Profession and Faith: 

The National Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists, 1950– 

1968.” Cath. Hist. Rev. 93 (2007): 845–865. 

3974. ROUS, Elizabeth, and Andrew CLARK. “Child 

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in the UK National 

Health Service: An Historical Analysis.” Hist. Psychiat. 

20 (2009): 442–456. 

3975. WOLF-MEYER, Matthew Joseph. “Nocturnes: 

Sleep, Medicine, and the Production of American 

‘Everyday Life.’ ” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/09 (2010). 


Advisor: Taussig, Karen-Sue. Pub. no. AAT 

3376730. 408 pp. 


3976. ANDRADE, Maria de Fatima de Oliveira, 

Maria Cezira Fantini Nogueira MARTINS, and 

Cláudia Maria BÓGUS. “Casa Siloé: a história de 

uma ONG para crianças portadoras de HIV/AIDS.” 

English title: [Casa Siloé: The History of an NGO for 

Children with HIV/AIDS] In Portuguese. Manguinhos 

14 (2007): 1291–1311. 

3977. DINIZ, Maria Cecília P., Betânia Gonçalves 

FIGUEIREDO, and Virgínia Torres SCHALL. 

“Hortênsia de Hollanda: a arte da educação em saúde 

para prevenção e controle das endemias no Brasil.” 

English title: [Hortênsia de Hollanda: The Art of 

Health Education to Prevent and Control Epidemics 

in Brazil]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 533–548. 

3978. DROVETTA, Raquel Irene. “Morbimortalidad 

femenina en la Puna jujeña: potencialidad de la 

técnica autopsia verbal.” English title: [Female Morbimortality 

in Puna jujeña: The Potential for Verbal 

Autopsy]. Part of a special issue: Gender, Women and 


257–268. 

3979. HURMIC, Lucien. “Médecins dans la Basse 

Navarre : Deuxième moitié du XXème siècle.” Hist. 

Sci. Médicales 42 (2008): 171–174.


3980. KIRK, John M. “Cuba’s Medical Internationalism: 

Development and Rationale.” Bull. Latin Amer. 

Res. 28 (2009): 497–511. 

3981. KLUCHIN, Rebecca M. Fit to Be Tied: Sterilization 

and Reproductive Rights in America, 1950– 

1980. Critical Issues in Health and Medicine. (xi + 

296 pp.; bibl.; index.) New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers 


0813545277. 


3982. LEITE, Ana Cristina da Nóbrega Marinho 

Torres, and Neir Antunes PAES. “Direitos femininos 

no Brasil: um enfoque na saúde materna.” English 

title: [Women’s Rights in Brazil: Focus on Maternal 

Health]. Manguinhos 16 (2009): 705–714. 

3983. MARKS, John. The NHS: Beginning, Middle 

and End? The Autobiography of Dr. John Marks. (x 

+ 279 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Oxford: Radcliffe Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9781846192722. 

On the British National Health Service during the 

late 20th century. 

3984. MARTUCCI, Jessica. “Negotiating Exclusion: 

MSM, Identity, and Blood Policy in the Age of 

AIDS.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 215–241. 

3985. MEEHAN, Seth. “From Patriotism to Pluralism: 

How Catholics Initiated the Repeal of Birth 

Control Restrictions in Massachusetts.” Cath. Hist. 

Rev. 96 (2010): 470–498. 

3986. MENNILL, Sally, and Veronica STRONG- 

BOAG. “Identifying Victims: Child Abuse and Death 

in Canadian Families.” Can. Bull. Med. Hist. 25 

(2008): 311–333. 

3987. MOREIRA, Tiago, Carl MAY, and John BOND. 

“Regulatory Objectivity in Action: Mild Cognitive 

Impairment and the Collective Production of Uncertainty.” 

Part of a Special Issue on Biomedical 

Conventions and Regulatory Objectivity [ref. 447]. 

Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 664–690. 

3988. MUNCY, Robyn. “Coal-Fired Reforms: Social 

Citizenship, Dissident Miners, and the Great Society.” 

J. Amer. Hist. 96 (2009): 72–98. 

3989. NAVARRO, Marcus Vinicius Teixeira et al. 

“Controle de riscos à saúde em radiodiagnóstico: 

uma perspectiva histórica.” Article also in English. 

English title: [Control of Health Risks in Radiodiagnosis: 

A Historic Approach]. Proceedings from 

the conference: First Forum on the History of Science 

and Health: Historiographical Perspectives, held 

in the Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica da 

Bahia on 17 October 2006. [ref. 2629]. Manguinhos 

15 (2008): 1039–1047. 

3990. REGO, Brianna. “The Polonium Brief: A 

Hidden History of Cancer, Radiation, and the Tobacco 

Industry.” Isis 100 (2009): 453–484. 

3991. RICHERT, Lucas. “Reagan, Regulation, and 

the FDA: The US Food and Drug Administration’s 

Response to HIV/AIDS, 1980–90.” Can. J. Hist. 44 

(2009): 467–487. 

3992. RONEN, Yehudit. “The HIV/AIDS Tragedy 

and the Bulgarian Medics Affair: A Window on State 

and Society in Libya.” Mid. East Stud. 43 (2007): 

341–352. 

3993. SCALES, David Alaistair. “The World Health 

Organization and the Dynamics of International Disease 

Control: Exit, Voice, and (Trojan) Loyalty.” 



Adams, Julia Potter. Pub. no. AAT 3395899. 243 

pp. 

3994. SHVARTS, Shifra. Health and Zionism: The 

Israeli Health Care System, 1948–1960. Rochester 

Studies in Medical History. (xix + 322 pp.; ill.; maps; 

bibl.; index.) Rochester, NY: University of Rochester 

Press, 2008. ISBN: 9781580462792. 


3995. SILVA, Luna Rodrigues Freitas. “Da velhice 

à terceira idade: o percurso histórico das identidades 

atreladas ao processo de envelhecimento.” Article 

also in English. English title: [From Old Age to 

Third Age: The Historical Course of the Identities 

Linked to the Process of Aging]. Manguinhos 15 

(2008): 155–168. 

3996. STOFF, Heiko. “Hexa-Sabbat: Fremdstoffe 

und Vitalstoffe, Experten und der kritische Verbraucher 

in der BRD der 1950er und 1960er Jahre.” NTM 

17 (2009): 55–83. 

3997. ZHANG Daqing. “Mapping Modern Medicine 

in China: Impact of the Rockefeller Foundation.” 


28 (2009): 137–155. 

Focuses on health care and medical education. 

3998. ZUIDERENT-JERAK, Teun. “Competition in 

the Wild: Reconfiguring Healthcare Markets.” Part 

of a Special Issue on Biomedical Conventions and 

Regulatory Objectivity [ref. 447]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 765–792. 


3999. ABRAHAM, John, and Courtney DAVIS. “Discovery 

and Management of Adverse Drug Reactions: 

The Nomifensine Hypersensitivity Syndrome, 1977– 

1986.” Soc. Hist. Med. 23 (2010): 153–173. 

Comparison of regulatory activities in the US and 

Great Britain. 

4000. ABRAHAM, John, and Courtney DAVIS. 

“Drug Evaluation and the Permissive Principle: Continuities 

and Contradictions between Standards and 

Practices in Antidepressant Regulation.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 39 (2009): 569–598. 

4001. BRUSHWOOD, David B. “Recent Trends in 

Pharmacy Law and Regulation.” Part of a special 

issue: Recent Trends in American Pharmacy 

[ref. 4002]. Pharm. Hist. 51 (2009): 98–102. 

Examines changes in pharmacy law since 1985 and 

several court cases. 

4002. BUERKI, Robert A. “Recent Trends in American 

Pharmacy: An Introduction.” Introduction to


a special issue: Recent Trends in American Pharmacy. 

Proceedings from a symposium presented at 

the American Pharmacists Association meeting in 

San Antonio, TX on 6 April 2009. Pharm. Hist. 51 

(2009): 91–93. 

Contents: Calvin H. KNOWLTON, “Pharmacy Practice: 

Where’s the Value Proposition?” 94–97; 

David B. BRUSHWOOD, “Recent Trends in Pharmacy 

Law and Regulation,” 98–102 [ref. 4001]; 

Stephen W. SCHONDELMEYER, “Recent Economic 

Trends in American Pharmacy,” 103–127 

[ref. 4015]; William A. ZELLMER, “Pharmacy’s 

Organizations—Key Issues for Future Historians,” 

128–133. 

4003. FISHER, Jill. Medical Research for Hire: The 

Political Economy of Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials. 

Critical Issues in Health and Medicine. (x + 257 pp.; 

bibl.; index.) New Brunswick: Rutgers University 

Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780813544090. 


4004. HANGANU-BRESCH, Cristina. “Faces of Depression: 

A Study of Antidepressant Advertisements 

in the American and British Journals of Psychiatry, 

1960–2004.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/05 (2008). 


Advisor: Walzer, Arthur. Pub. no. AAT 3313444. 

336 pp. 

4005. HERZBERG, David. “ ‘Will Wonder Drugs 

Never Cease!’: A Prehistory of Direct-to-Consumer 

Advertising.” Pharm. Hist. 51 (2009): 47–56. 

4006. KAHN, Jonathan. “Exploiting Race in Drug 

Development: BiDil’s Interim Model of Pharmacogenomics.” 

Part of a Special Issue: Race, Genetics, 

and Disease [ref. 3943]. Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

737–758. 

4007. KUO, Wen-Hua. “The Voice on the Bridge: 

Taiwan’s Regulatory Engagement with Global Pharmaceuticals.” 

East Asian STS 3 (2009): 51–72. 

4008. LANGLITZ, Nicolas. “Pharmacovigilance and 

Post-Black Market Surveillance.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 395–420. 

4009. MCGOEY, Linsey. “Profitable Failure: Antidepressant 

Drugs and the Triumph of Flawed Experiments.” 

Part of a special issue on “Neuroscience, 

Power and Culture”. [ref. 418]. Hist. Hum. Sci. 23, 


4010. MOON, Nathan William. “The Amphetamine 

Years: A Study of the Medical Applications and 

Extramedical Consumption of Psychostimulant Drugs 

in the Postwar United States 1945–1980.” Diss. Abstr. 


Dissertation at Georgia Institute of Technology, 

2009. Advisor: Tone, Andrea. Pub. no. AAT 

3394433. 397 pp. 

4011. PATTERSON, Donna A. “Expanding Professional 

Horizons: Female Pharmacists in Twentieth 

Century Dakar, Senegal.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 69/08 

(2009). 


Hanson, John H. Pub. no. AAT 3319926. 227 pp. 

4012. PLATER, M. John. “Three Crucial Scientific 

Observations from Mistaken Hypotheses.” Bull. Hist. 

Chem. 35 (2010): 40–45. 

On the serendipitous discovery of three pharmaceutical 

drugs. 

4013. QUINN, Roswell. “Broader Spectrum: A 

History of Antibiotic R&D.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/01 



Champaign, 2009. Advisor: Treichler, Paula. Pub. 

no. AAT 3392440. 355 pp. “Documents the U.S. 

pharmaceutical industry’s transformation from a 

chemical industry to an information industry.” 


4014. RAE, Ian D. “The Roche Research Institute 

of Marine Pharmacology, 1974–1981: Searching for 

Drug Leads from Australian Marine Organisms.” 

Hist. Rec. Aust. Sci. 20 (2009): 209–231. 

4015. SCHONDELMEYER, Stephen W. “Recent Economic 

Trends in American Pharmacy.” Part of a 

special issue: Recent Trends in American Pharmacy 

[ref. 4002]. Pharm. Hist. 51 (2009): 103–127. 

4016. TOBBELL, Dominique A. “ ‘Who’s Winning 

the Human Race?’ Cold War as Pharmaceutical 

Political Strategy.” J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 64 

(2009): 429–473. 


4017. ALAC, Morana. “Moving Android: On Social 

Robots and Body-in-Interaction.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 

(2009): 491–528. 

4018. ASPRAY, William. “Den Fujita: From 

the Japanese Transistor Radio Export Business to 

Makudonaldo.” http://www.rutherfordjournal. 



words. 

4019. BAESLER, John Philipp. “Clearer Than Truth: 

The Polygraph in Cold War America.” Diss. Abstr. 



Cullather, Nick B. Pub. no. AAT 3373493. 364 pp. 

4020. BAHGAT, Gawdat. “Nuclear Proliferation: 

The Islamic Republic of Iran.” Iran. Stud. 39 (2006): 

307–327. 

4021. BURLAND, John B. “Stabilising the Leaning 

Tower of Pisa: The Evolution of Geotechnical Solutions.” 

Trans. Newcomen Soc. 78 (2008): 173–205. 

4022. CHITEWERE, Tendai. “Green Technology and 

the Design of a Green Lifestyle.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 27 

(2008): 87–105. 

Study of the Ecovillage housing complex in Ithaca, 

New York. 

4023. CHOI, Hyungsub, and Cyrus C. M. MODY. 

“The Long History of Molecular Electronics: Microelectronics 

Origins of Nanotechnology.” Soc. Stud. 

Sci. 39 (2009): 11–50.


4024. CHUNG-HSI Lin. “The Silenced 

Technology—The Beauty and Sorrow of Reassembled 

Cars.” East Asian STS 3 (2009): 91–131. 

4025. DOWNES, Kieran. “ ‘Perfect Sound Forever’: 

Innovation, Aesthetics, and the Re-making of Compact 

Disc Playback.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 305– 

331. 

4026. DUNBAR-HESTER, Christina. “Geeks, Meta- 

Geeks, and Gender Trouble: Activism, Identity, and 

Low-Power FM Radio.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 

201–232. 

On “the activities of a group of individuals who 

tinker with and build radio hardware in an informal 

setting [conceived of] as a radical pedagogical 

activity.” (from the abstract) 

4027. HECHT, Gabrielle. “Africa and the Nuclear 

World: Labor, Occupational Health, and the 

Transnational Production of Uranium.” Micrologus 

51 (2009): 896–926. 

4028. HEEFNER, Gretchen. “Missiles and Memory: 

Dismantling South Dakota’s Cold War.” West. Hist. 

Quart. 38 (2007): 181–204. 

Examines the creation of the Minuteman Missile 

National Historic Site. 

4029. HOLBROOK, Daniel. “Controlling Contamination: 

The Origins of Clean Room Technology.” 

Part of special issue: High Tech Manufacturing 

[ref. 4035]. Hist. & Tech. 25 (2009): 173–191. 

4030. JEON, Chihyung. “A Road to Modernization 

and Unification: The Construction of the Gyeongbu 

Highway in South Korea.” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 

55–79. 

4031. KAUFMANN, Stefan. (Ed.) Vernetzte Steuerung: 

Soziale Prozesse im Zeitalter technischer Netzwerke. 

Interferenzen, 11. (160 pp.; ill.) Zürich: 

Chronos, 2007. ISBN: 9783034007979. 

International conference proceedings. Contributors: 

Stefan KAUFMANN, Erhard SCHÜTTPELZ, 

Paul N. EDWARDS, Johannes WEYER, Urs 

STÄHELI, Barbara BONHAGE, Jörg POTTHAST 

and Nicolas AURAY 


4032. KIRBY, David. “The Future Is Now: Diegetic 

Prototypes and the Role of Popular Films in Generating 

Real-World Technological Development.” Soc. 

Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 41–70. 

Explores how the popular film consultants use 

motion pictures to stimulate interest in new technologies. 

4033. KLINE, Ronald. “Where Are the Cyborgs in 

Cybernetics?” Soc. Stud. Sci. 39 (2009): 331–362. 

4034. LECUYER, Christophe, and David C. BROCK. 

“From Nuclear Physics to Semiconductor Manufacturing: 

The Making of Ion Implantation.” Part of 

special issue: High Tech Manufacturing [ref. 4035]. 

Hist. & Tech. 25 (2009): 193–217. 

4035. LECUYER, Christophe, and David C. BROCK. 

“High Tech Manufacturing.” Introduction to special 

issue: High Tech Manufacturing. Hist. & Tech. 25 

(2009): 165–171. 

Contents: Daniel HOLBROOK, “Controlling Contamination: 

The Origins of Clean Room Technology,” 

173–191 [ref. 4029]; Christophe LECUYER 

and David C. BROCK, “From Nuclear Physics to 

Semiconductor Manufacturing: The Making of 

Ion Implantation,” 193–217 [ref. 4034]; Jeffrey 

R. YOST, “Manufacturing Mainframes: Component 

Fabrication and Component Procurement at 

IBM and Sperry Univac, 1960–1975,” 219–235 

[ref. 4103]; Arthur DAEMMRICH, “Synthesis by 

Microbes or Chemists? Pharmaceutical Research 

and Manufacturing in the Antibiotic Era,” 237– 

256 [ref. 3572]; Philip SCRANTON, “The Shows 

and the Flows: Materials, Markets, and Innovation 

in the US Machine Tool Industry, 1945–1965,” 

257–304 [ref. 4046]. 

4036. LEKGOATHI, Sekibakiba Peter. “ ‘You Are 

Listening to Radio Lebowa of the South African 

Broadcasting Corporation’: Vernacular Radio, Bantustan 

Identity, and Listenership, 1960–1994.” J. 

South. African Stud. 35 (2009): 575–594. 

4037. LEONARDI, Paul M. “From Road to Lab to 

Math: The Co-evolution of Technological, Regulatory, 

and Organizational Innovations for Automotive 

Crash Testing.” Soc. Stud. Sci. 40 (2010): 243–274. 

4038. MACRAKIS, Kristie. “Technophilic Hubris 

and Espionage Styles during the Cold War.” Focus: 

New Perspectives on Science and the Cold War 

[ref. 3717]. Isis 101 (2010): 378–385. 

4039. MILOJEVIC, Stasa. “Big Science, Nano Science? 

Mapping the Evolution and Socio-Cognitive 

Structure of Nanoscience/Nanotechnology Using 

Mixed Methods.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/12 (2010). 


2009. Advisor: Furner, Jonathan. Pub. no. 

AAT 3388153. 387 pp. 

4040. NISHIZAKI, Yoshinori. “Suphanburi in the 

Fast Lane: Roads, Prestige, and Domination in 

Provincial Thailand.” J. Asian Stud. 67 (2008): 

433–467. 

4041. PÉTERI, György. “Streetcars of Desire: Cars 

and Automobilism in Communist Hungary (1958– 

70).” Soc. Hist. 34 (2009): 1–28. 

4042. ROLAND, Alex. “Was the Nuclear Arms Race 

Deterministic?” Tech. & Cult. 51 (2010): 444–461. 

4043. RUBIN, Eli. “East German Plastics: Technology, 

Gender and Teleological Structures of Everyday 

Life.” Germ. Hist. 25 (2007): 596–624. 

4044. RUBIN, Eli. Synthetic Socialism: Plastics 

and Dictatorship in the German Democratic Republic. 

(286 + pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Chapel Hill: 

University of North Carolina Press, 2008. ISBN: 

9780807832387. 


4045. RUDD, Jeffrey D. “U.S. Nanotechnology Policy 

and the Decay of Environmental Law, 1980– 

2005.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 71/03 (2010).


Dissertation at The University of Wisconsin - 

Madison, 2009. Advisor: McEvoy, Arthur. Pub. 

no. AAT 3399926. 317 pp. 

4046. SCRANTON, Philip. “The Shows and the 

Flows: Materials, Markets, and Innovation in the US 

Machine Tool Industry, 1945–1965.” Part of special 

issue: High Tech Manufacturing [ref. 4035]. Hist. & 

Tech. 25 (2009): 257–304. 

4047. SHULMAN, Peter A. “Energy and Everything 

Else.” Tech. & Cult. 50 (2009): 915–918. 

Essay review of Vaclav SMIL, Energy in Nature 

and Society (2008). 

4048. TAYLOR, Nick. “LASER: The Inventor, the 

Nobel Laureate, and the Thirty-Year Patent War.” In 

The Applied-Science Problem, edited by MCCLEL- 

LAN (2008) [ref. 515], 208–218. 

4049. WALKER, J. Samuel. “An ‘Atomic Garbage 

Dump’ for Kansas.” Kansas Hist. 29 (2006): 266– 

285. 

On the development of the Lyons Radioactive 

Waste Repository in the 1970s. 

4050. WARD, Christopher J. Brezhnev’s Folly: The 

Building of BAM and Late Soviet Socialism. Pitt Series 

in Russian and East European Studies. (x + 218 

pp.; ill.; maps; bibl.; index.) Pittsburgh, PA: University 

of Pittsburgh Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780822943723. 

A scholarly account of the Baikal-Amur Railway, 

the ambitious public construction project attempted 

in the final decades before the collapse of the 

USSR. 


4051. WESTERMANN, Andrea. “Manufacturing 

Mass Consumption in the GDR.” Tech. & Cult. 51 

(2010): 232–234. 

Essay review of Eli RUBIN, Synthetic Socialism 

(2008) [ref. 4044]. 


TECHNOLOGY 

4052. ANDERSON, David. “The Contribution of 

M. H. A. Newman and His Mathematicians to the 

Creation of the Manchester ‘Baby.’ ” Brit. Soc. Hist. 

Math. Bull. 24 (2009): 27–39. 

On the post-World War II Manchester computer. 

4053. ANDERSON, David Leech. “Humans Using 

Machines, Humans as Machines: Implications for 

Teaching and Learning.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 27 (2008): 

1–23. 

Reflects on Neal Stephenson’s novel Diamond Age. 

4054. ASPRAY, William, and Paul E. CERUZZI. 

(Eds.) The Internet and American Business. History 

of Computing. (viii + 596 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 

MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262012409. 

Contents: William ASPRAY and Paul E. CERUZZI, 

“Introduction,” 3-8; Paul E. CERUZZI, “The Internet 

before Commercialization,” 9-44; Shane 

GREENSTEIN, “Innovation and the Evolution of 

Market Structure for Internet Access in the United 

States,” 47-104; Thomas HAIGH, “Protocols for 

Profit: Web and E-mail Technologies as Product 

and Infrastructure,” 105-158; Thomas HAIGH, 

“The Web’s Missing Links: Search Engines and 

Portals,” 159-200; Martin CAMPBELL-KELLY and 

Daniel D. GARCIA-SWARTZ, “The Rise, Fall, and 

Resurrection of Software as a Service: Historical 

Perspectives on the Computer Utility and Software 

for Lease on a Network,” 201-230; Ward 

HANSON, “Discovering a Role Online: Brickand-Mortar 

Retailers and the Internet,” 233-258; 

David A. KIRSCH and Brent GOLDFARB, “Small 

Ideas, Big Ideas, Bad Ideas, Good Ideas: ‘Get Big 

Fast’ and Dot-Com Venture Creation,” 259-276; 

Christine OGAN and Randal A. BEAM, “Internet 

Challenges for Media Businesses,” 279-314; 

Jeffrey R. YOST, “Internet Challenges for Nonmedia 

Industries, Firms, and Workers: Travel 

Agencies, Realtors, Mortgage Brokers, Personal 

Computer Manufacturers, and Information Technology 

Services Professionals,” 315-350; Nathan 

ENSMENGER, “Resistance Is Futile? Reluctant and 

Selective Users of the Internet,” 351-388; James W. 

CORTADA, “New Wine in Old and New Bottles: 

Patterns and Effects of the Internet on Companies,” 

391-422; Atsushi AKERA, “Communities 

and Specialized Information Businesses,” 423-448; 

William ASPRAY, “File Sharing and the Music Industry,” 

451-490; Blaise CRONIN, “Eros Unbound: 

Pornography and the Internet,” 491-538; Wolfang 

COY, “Market and Agora: Community Building 

by Internet,” 541-556; William ASPRAY and Paul 

E. CERUZZI, “Conclusions,” 557-564. 

4055. ASPRAY, William. “The Role of Policy in the 

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4056. BARRETT, Lindsay, and Matthew CON- 

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(Accessed on August 30, 2009). Rutherford J. 2 

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racetrack. 

4057. BASSETT, Ross. “Aligning India in the Cold 

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4058. BASTIAN, Michel, Marc BOISSEAU, Robert 

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4059. BERG, Jerome S. Broadcasting on the Short 

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4060. BRUUN, Henrik, and Seppo SIERLA. “Dis-


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38 (2008): 133–158. 

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of knowledge in a small control system 

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4061. BUENTE, Wayne, and Alice ROBBIN. “Trends 

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SIST 59 (2008): 1743–1760. 

4062. CAVANAGH, Allison. Sociology in the Age 

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4063. CHIGNELL, Hugh. “The London Broadcasting 

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525. 

4064. CORNISH, Sabryna L. “The Framing of the 

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Champaign, 2008. Advisor: Jones, Steven G. Pub. 

no. AAT 3314750. 193 pp. 

4065. DOUGLAS, Susan J. “The Turn Within: The 

Irony of Technology in a Globalized World.” Part of 

a special issue: Rewiring the “Nation”: The Place of 

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Quart. 58 (2006): 619–638. 

Focuses on communication technologies. 

4066. DOWNES, Kieran. “From Enthusiasm to Practice: 

Users, Systems, and Technology in High-End 

Audio.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/08 (2010). 

Dissertation at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 

2009. Advisor: Kaiser, David. Pub. no. AAT 

0821951. 414 pp. 

4067. DOWNEY, Gregory J. Closed Captioning: 

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of Text with Television. Johns Hopkins Studies in the 

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2008. ISBN: 9780801887109. 


4068. DUNBAR-HESTER, Christina. “Listening to 

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113–113. 

4069. ENSMENGER, Nathan. “Software as History 

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88–91. 

4070. FLETCHER, Robert P. “The Hacker and the 

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Studies 37 (2010): 81–99. 

4071. GERACI, Robert M. “Apocalyptic AI: Religion 

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4072. GERE, Charlie. Digital Culture. 2nd Edition. 

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index.) London: Reaktion Books, 2008. ISBN: 

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4073. GREENBURG, Joshua M. From Betamax to 

Blockbuster: Video Stores and the Invention of Movies 

on Video. Inside Technology. (ix + 214 pp.; ill.; maps; 

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9780262072908. 

4074. HILLS, Jill. Telecommunications and Empire. 

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bibl.; index.) Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780252032585. 


4075. JACOVKIS, Pablo M. “Reflexiones sobre la 

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4076. JOHNSTON, John. The Allure of Machinic 

Life: Cybernetics, Artificial Life, and the New AI. 

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MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262101264. 

On new forms of “life” constructed in the sciences 

of cybernetics, artificial life, and artificial intelligence. 

4077. JULYK, David P. “ ‘The Trouble with Machines 

Is People’: The Computer as Icon in Post-War America: 



Benamou, Catherine L. Pub. no. AAT 

3328859. 296 pp. 

4078. KELTY, Christopher M. Two Bits: The Cultural 

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4079. KIM, Richard S. Y. “Cyber-Surveillance: A 

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Dissertation at City University of New York, 2010. 

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3396442. 76 pp. 

4080. KROKER, Arthur, and Marilouise KROKER. 

(Eds.) Critical Digital Studies: A Reader. (x + 583 

pp.; ill.; bibl.) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 

2008. ISBN: 9780802097989. 

4081. LAPRISE, John Paul. “White House Computer 

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Dissertation at Northwestern University, 2009. Advisor: 

Schwoch, James J. Pub. no. AAT 3386523. 

262 pp. 

4082. LEONARD, Philip. “ ‘Secure, anonymous, 

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On Neal Stephenson’s 1999 novel and the relationship 

between cryptology and national/transnational 

identity.


4083. LOVINK, Geert. Zero Comments: Blogging 

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bibl.; index.) New York: Routledge, 2007. ISBN: 

9780415973151. 


4084. MELLSTRÖM, Ulf. “The Intersection of Gender, 

Race and Cultural Boundaries, or Why is Computer 

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4085. MUKHERJI, Rahul. “Interests, Wireless Technology, 

and Institutional Change: From Government 

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491–517. 

4086. OLNEY, Ian. “Toward an Historical Poetics of 

Digital Cinema.” Hum. Tech. Rev. 28 (2009): 85–103. 

4087. PERRY, Joe. “Healthy for Family Life: Television, 

Masculinity, and Domestic Modernity during 

West Germany’s Miracle Years.” Germ. Hist. 25 

(2007): 560–595. 

4088. POLLOCK, Neil, and Robin WILLIAMS. Software 

and Organisations: The Biography of the Packaged 

Enterprise System or How SAP Conquered the 

World. Routledge Studies in Technology, Work and 

Organisations, 5. (xii + 348 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) 

London: Routledge, 2008. ISBN: 9780415403979. 


4089. ROBBIN, Alice, and Wayne BUENTE. “Internet 

Information and Communication Behavior during 

a Political Moment: The Iraq War, March 2003.” 

JASIST 59 (2008): 2210–2231. 

4090. RUNNEL, Pille, Pille PRUULMANN- 

VENGERFELDT, and Kristina REINSALU. “The 

Estonian Tiger Leap from Post-Communism to the 

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Balt. Stud. 40 (2009): 29–51. 

4091. SHAMIR, Eli. “Computer Science and Technology 

in Israel, 1950–1980.” Part of a special 

issue. http://www.rutherfordjournal.org/ 

article030111.html (Accessed on June 8, 2010). 


4092. SINGH, Ranjita Majumder. “Unravelling the 

Causes: Why Do Firms Adopt a New Technical Standard 

in the Us Cellular Communications Industry, 



2008. Pub. no. AAT NR39874. 166 pp. 

4093. SMITH, Wally. “Theatre of Use: A Frame 

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4094. SORJ, Bernardo. “Internet, Public Sphere, 

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4095. TURING, Alan et al. “The Mind 

and the Computing Machine.” http://www. 



(2005-2006): Approx. 2000 words. 

Previouisly unpublished notes of a 1949 seminar 

with Alan Turing, M. H. A. Newman, Michael 

Polanyi, and others. 

4096. TURKLE, Sherry. Simulation and Its Discontents. 

Simplicity. (xiv + 217 pp.; bibl.; index.) Cambridge: 

MIT Press, 2009. ISBN: 9780262012706. 

On the rise of simulation technologies and their 

presence in sciences of all kinds. 

4097. VISHWANATH, Arun, and Hao CHEN. “Personal 

Communication Technologies as an Extension 

of the Self: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of People’s 

Associations with Technology and Their Symbolic 

Proximity with Others.” JASIST 59 (2008): 1761– 

1775. 

A three-country comparison: United States, Singapore, 

and Germany. 

4098. WARF, Barney. “Oligopolization of Global 

Media and Telecommunications and Its Implications 

for Democracy.” Part of a special issue on technology 

studies [ref. 507]. Ethics Place Environ. 10 (2007): 

89–105. 

4099. WILKEN, Rowan. “The Haunting Affect of 

Place in the Discourse of the Virtual.” Part of a 

special issue on technology studies [ref. 507]. Ethics 

Place Environ. 10 (2007): 49–63. 

A study of late 20th-century works on computermediated 

information and communications technologies. 

4100. WILLIAMS, Lambert, and William THOMAS. 

“The Epistemologies of Non-Forecasting Simulations, 

Part II: Climate, Chaos, Computing Style, and 

the Contextual Plasticity of Error.” Sci. Context 22 

(2009): 271–310. 

Three case studies: the Princeton Meteorological 

Project; Edward Lorenz’s models of convection 

in weather systems at MIT; and Robert Shaw’s 

analysis of the dripping faucet. See also William 

THOMAS and Lambert WILLIAMS, “The Epistemologies 

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4101. WILLS, John. “Pixel Cowboys and Silicon 

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Pacific Hist. Rev. 77 (2008): 273–303. 

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in computer and videogames from the late 1970s 

through 2006. ” (from the abstract) 

4102. WILSON, Elizabeth A. “ ‘Would I Had Him 

with Me Always’: Affects of Longing in Early Artificial 

Intelligence.” Focus: The Emotional Economy 

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4103. YOST, Jeffrey R. “Manufacturing Mainframes: 

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Hist. & Tech. 25 (2009): 219–235. 

4104. ZOOK, Matthew. “Your Urgent Assistance is 

Requested: The Intersection of 419 Spam and New 

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4105. ANDERSON, J. L. Industrializing the Corn 

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Ill.: Northern Illinois University Press, 2009. ISBN: 

9780875803920. 


4106. BONNEUIL, Christophe, Pierre-Benoit JOLY, 

and Claire MARRIS. “Disentrenching Experiment: 

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201–229. 

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controversy on genetically modified organisms. 

4107. DAVIDSON, Sarah Nell. “Forbidden Fruit: 

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Diss. Abstr. Int. B 70/06 (2009). 

Dissertation at Cornell University, 2009. Advisor: 

Turgeon, E. Robert. Pub. no. AAT 3363474. 173 

pp. 

4108. DELBORNE, Jason A. “Transgenes and Transgressions: 

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Soc. Stud. Sci. 38 (2008): 509–541. 

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2000s. 

4109. GRASSENI, Cristina. “Good Looking: Learning 

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comparing traditional breeders with industrial ones. 

4110. MOSBY, Ian. “ ‘That Won-Ton Soup 

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Hist. Med. 22 (2009): 133–151. 

4111. SMITH, Elta. “Imaginaries of Development: 

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the Green Revolution and beyond. 


4112. BRADY, Kevin Michael. “NASA Launches 

Houston into Orbit: The Political, Economic, and 

Social Impact of the Space Agency on Southeast 

Texas, 1961–1969.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 70/12 (2010). 

Dissertation at Texas Christian University, 2009. 

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237 pp. 

4113. BROWN, Alexander F. G. “Accidents, Engineering 

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2009. Advisor: Mindell, David A. Pub. no. 

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4114. DICKSON, Paul. A Dictionary of the Space 

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2009. ISBN: 9780801891151. 

4115. GLEASON, Michael P. “Galileo: Power, 

Pride and Profit. The Relative Influence of Realist, 

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Dissertation at The George Washington University, 

2009. Advisor: Logsdon, John M. Pub. no. AA. 

360 pp. 

4116. GORDON, R. Michael. The Space Shuttle 

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4117. IVANOVICH, Grujica S. Salyut: The First 

Space Station: Triumph and Tragedy. Springer- 

Praxis Books in Space Exploration. (xxviii + 426 

pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Berlin: Springer, 2008. ISBN: 

9780387735856. 

4118. LATHERS, Marie. “ ‘No Official Requirement’: 

Women, History, Time, and the U.S. Space 

Program.” Feminist Stud. 35 (2009): 14–40. 

4119. LEVI, Jane. “An Extraterrestrial Sandwich: 

The Perils of Food in Space.” Endeavour 34 (2010): 

6–11. 

4120. MCQUAID, Kim. “The Space Age at the Grass 

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47, no. 3/4 (2006): 113–136. 

4121. MIRMALEK, Zara Lenora. “Solar Discrepancies: 

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2008. Advisor: Hartouni, Valerie. Pub. no. AAT 

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4122. PSENKA, Carolyn Elyse. “A Monumental 

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Batteau, Allen W. Pub. no. AAT 3341579. 

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4123. PYNE, Stephen J. Voyager: Seeking Newer 

Worlds in the Third Great Age of Discovery. (xix + 

444 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) New York: Viking, 2010. 

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Looks at the Voyager spacecraft as similar to explorers 

of earlier ages, from Magellan to Lewis and 

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4124. ROLAND, Alex. “The State of Space History.” 


Essay review of Steven J. DICK and Roger D. 

LAUNIUS (eds.), Societal Impact of Spaceflight 

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4125. ROSSI, Umberto. “A Little Something about 

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101–120. 

Concerns the works of J. G. Ballard.


4126. SHAYLER, David. Around the World in 84 

Days: The Authorized Biography of Skylab Astronaut 

Jerry Carr. Apogee Books Space Series, 63. (272 

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2008. ISBN: 9781894959407. 

4127. SIDDIQI, Asif A. “Competing Technologies, 

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4128. SILER, Stetson M. “Operation Just Cause: An 

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Author Index 

A 

Abbate, Janet R244 

Abbott, Carl 182 

Abbott, Stacey 212 

Abbri, Ferdinando R526 

Abdel-Hadi, Yasser A. 841 

Abdounur, Oscar João 262 

Abel, Emily K. 3381 

Abeles, Francine F. R936 

Abelson, John 3066 

Abelson, Philip H. 3066 

Abi-Rached, Joelle M. 3900 

Ablard, Jonathan 3469 

Ablard, Jonathan D. R791 

Abraham, Itty 3755 

Abraham, John 3999, 4000 

Abrams, Jeanne 2624 

Abreu, Jean Luiz Neves 2081 

Acerbi, Ariberto 1866 

Acerbi, Fabio 877, R305 

Achtner, Wolfgang 991 

Ackerberg-Hastings, Amy 1878, R362 

Acot, Pascal 2, 350 

Aczél, J. 273 

Adam, Matthias 187 

Adams, D. J. 3382 

Adams, David Lynn 2743 

Adams, Jane 2675 

Adams, Maeve E. 2177 

Adams, Paul C. 507 

Adams, Sean Patrick 2804 

Adams, Stephen B. 2968 

Adamson, Melitta Weiss 1218 

Adelman, Juliana 2131, R430, R623, 

R670 

Aegidius Romanus 1219 

Afriat, Alexander 3067 

Agar, Jon R11 

Agarin, Timofey 3701 

Aggarwal, Neil Krishan 781 

Agnewa, Alfonso F. 3014 

Agra do Ó, Alarcon 3346 

Aguilera-Manzano, José María 2049 

Aguirre, Robert D. R235 

Ahluwalia, Sanjam 2744 

Ahmed, A. Q. 578 

Aho, Tuomo 420 

Ahuja, Neel 2954 

Aitkens, Richard 2187 

Ajavon, François-Xavier 405, 406 

Akabayashi, Akira 3889 

Akasoy, A. 634 

Akasoy, Anna 284, 559, 992 

Akdag Salah, Alkim Almila 3729 

Akera, Atsushi 4054 

Akers, Matthew P. 1590 

Al-Gailani, Salim 2150 

Al-Hamad, Zaid 646 

Al-Houjairi, Mohamad 594 

Alac, Morana 3901, 4017, R53 

Alagona, Peter S. R372 

Alakbarli, Farid 635 

Alanen, Arnold R. 3584 

Alatout, Samer 3203 

Alayo i Manubens, Joan Carles 2805 

Albert the Great 1191 

Alberti, Fay Bound 2050 

Albertus de Saxonia 993 

Albertus Magnus 994 

Albree, Joe 1879 

Albu, Emily 339 

Alcañiz, Isabella 3068 

Alder, Ken R250, R523 

Aldrich, Mark R580 

Aldrich, Michele L. 1476 

Aldridge, Richard J. 3244 

Alemañ Berenguer, Rafael Andres 

2314 

Alexander, Amir 263 

Alexander, Denis R. 372 

Alexander, Jennifer 3585 

Alexandrescu, Filip M. 3347 

Alfonsi, Liliane 1880 

Alfonso-Goldfarb, Ana M. 2533 

Alfonso-Goldfarb, Ana Maria 2085 

Alison, John 3668 

Allaire, Patricia R. R823 

Allen, David 2 

Allen, Garland E. R887 

Alliney, Guido 1200, 1548 

Almassi, Ben 3069 

Almeida, Darcy Fontoura de 3274 

Almeida, João Rangel de R334 

Almklov, Petter G. 3817 

Alonso, André 995 

Alonso, Enrique 3788 

Alsina Calvés, José 1972 

Alsop, James D. 1788 

Alter, Joseph S. 740 

Alter, Stephen G. 2256 

Álvarez Muñoz, Evaristo 1556 

Álvarez Peláez, Raquel 1729 

Alvarez, Adriana 3501 

Alvarez, Carlos, Jr. 1365 

Alvarez, Walter 1442 

Amar, Zohar 2086 

Amaral, Marivaldo Cruz do 3502 

Amerini, Fabrizio 996 

Amílcar, Martín Medina 1927 

Amson, John Ceres 1120 

Amsterdamska, Olga 2, 3383 

Anastakis, Dimitry 3702 

Andersen, Nathan 2460 

Andersen, Rune Holmgaard 3726 

Anderson, David 2852, 4052 

Anderson, David Leech 4053 

Anderson, J. L. 4105, R181 

Anderson, Robert G. W. 304, 2334 

Anderson, Robert S. 3797 

Anderson, Warwick 143, 665, 2938, 

3780, R680, R943 

Andorlini, Isabella 1220 

Andrada, Carlos A. 3503 

Andrade, Maria de Fatima de Oliveira 

3976 

Andreadis, Harriette 1588 

Andreolli, Bruno 1345 

Andrews, James T. 3669 

Andrieu, Bernard 2564 

Androutsos, Georges 911 

Anduaga, Aitor 3631 

Angelini, Annarita 1345 

Anker, Peder 2461 

Ansart, Guillaume 2043 

Anstey, Peter R. 1747 

Antognazza, Maria Rosa R533 

Antonello, Pierpaolo 2913 

Apap, Christopher 2425 

Apple, Rima D. R339 

Appuhn, Karl 2104, R922 

Arabas, Iwona 2000 

Aragon, Santiago R164, R786 

Arantes, Marco Antonio 2914 

Arata, Luigi 940 

Arcangeli, Alessandro 1205 

Archibald, Thomas R378 

Archibald, Tom R493 

Ardeshir, M. 578 

Ardoin, Francoise 3510 

Arens, Katherine R173 

Ariew, Roger 144 

Aris, Marc-Aeilko 997 

Aristotle 857 

Armatte, Michel 2264, 3015 

Armintor, Deborah Needleman 1587 

Armitage, Kevin C. 357 

Armogathe, Jean-Robert 1688 

Armstrong, David 3504 

Armstrong, Patrick 333 

Arnason, Gardar Agust 145 

Arnaud, Sabine 2051 

Arnaud-Lesot, Sylvie 2625 

Arnold, Alexia 3349 

Arnold, David 2626 

Arnold, John 957 

Arnold, Lois B. 2471, 3233 

Arnold, Matthieu 1390 

Arnzen, Rüdiger 569 

Aronova, Elena 188 

Arrizabalaga, Jon 1557 

Arroyo i Huguet, Mercè 2101 

Arsenijević, Miloš 858 

Asaro, Peter R657 

Asdal, Kristin 3384 

Asen, Daniel 741, 2627 

Ash, Mitchell G. 2871 

Ashcroft, Richard 3745 

Ashley, J. Matthew R624 

Ashworth, William J. R750 

Asli, Farouk Omar 641 

Aso, Michitake 770 

Aspasius 1032 

Aspenwall, Jane L. 2817 

Aspray, William 4018, 4054, 4055 

Atzema, Eisso J. 1845 

Auat, Luis Alejandro 3374 

Aubin, David 1175, 2219, 2300 

Audin, Michèle 3016 

Auers, Daunis 3836

248 Author Index 

Auger, Jean-François R323 

Augustine, Dolores 3703 

Auray, Nicolas 4031 

Aurélien, Robert 998 

Ausécache, Mireille 1271 

Avila-Pires, Fernando Dias de 1827 

Aviles-Galan, Miguel Angel 2534 

Axel, Brian Keith 431 

Axpe, Isabel Garaizar 3586 

Ayala, Francisco J. 3244 

Azevedo, Nara 222, 3865 

Azizi, Farzaneh 2628 

Azizi, Mohammad Hossein 2628 

Azzolini, Monica 1424, R890 

B 

Baber, Zaheer 434 

Babes, Mircea 440 

Babini, Nicolás 3071 

Bacciagaluppi, Guido 3070 

Bach, Thomas 1852 

Bachhiesl, Christian 2588 

Bächi, Beat R381 

Bäck, A. 578 

Badash, Lawrence 3704, R579 

Bader, Alfred 207 

Bader, Eleanor J. 3932 

Baehr, Peter 434 

Baesler, John Philipp 4019 

Baffioni, Carmela 599, 621 

Bahgat, Gawdat 4020 

Baig i Aleu, Marià 2094 

Bailer-Jones, Daniela 125 

Bailes, Melissa 2001 

Baillargeon, Denyse 3385 

Baillon, Jean-François 1928 

Baird-Windle, Patricia 3932 

Baker, David John 287 

Baker, Robert R298 

Baker, Victor R. 2257 

Bakkar, Paul J. J. M. 420 

Bakker, Paul J. J. M. 420 

Balbiani, Laura 1317 

Baldner, S. 1141 

Baldwin, Mary E. 81 

Balinisteanu, Tudor 3746 

Balinska, Marta A. 3283 

Ball, Christine R845 

Ball, Deborah Yarsike 3772 

Ball, Laura C. 3345 

Ballent, Anahi 3587 

Baltacioglu, Ali 2234 

Balyshev, M. A. 3051 

Bambach, Richard 3244 

Bamforth, Iain 445 

Banchoff, Thomas R195 

Bandinelli, Angela 304 

Baneke, David 3052 

Bangu, Sorin R375 

Bankoff, Greg 3204 

Bao Fangxun 2271, 2295 

Barab, Peter 113 

Barbanera, Marcello 2600 

Barbaras, Françoise 1651 

Barberis, Daniela S. R867 

Barbour, Reid R768 

Barca Salom, Francesc X. 2265 

Bardez, Elisabeth 1936 

Bardill, Jonathan 663 

Barfoot, Michael 2720 

Barham, Peter R437 

Barker, Andrew 859, 886 

Barker, Peter 148, 1391, 1392, R564 

Barnard, Toby 1763 

Barner, Wilfried 1806 

Barnes, Barry 380 

Barnes, Emm R141 

Barnes, Jonathan 256 

Barnes, Susan B. R243 

Barnett, Lydia R735 

Barnett, Richard R796 

Barnhill, John H. R131 

Baron, Christian 3234 

Barontini, Michele 598 

Barrera-Osorio, Antonio 1549 

Barreto, Maria Renilda Nery 2629 

Barrett, Lindsay 2853, 4056 

Barrett, T. H. 730 

Barroux, Gilles 1937 

Barrow, Mark V. R113 

Barrow-Green, June 1853 

Barry, P. H. 3382 

Barry, Stéphane 1221, 2526 

Barsanti, Giulio 2025 

Bartels, Christoph 317 

Bárth, Dániel 990 

Barthélemy l’Anglais 1173 

Bartholeyns, Gil 1216 

Bartholomaeus Anglicus 1189 

Bartholomew, David J. 3312 

Bartlett, John 2426 

Bartlett, Kenneth R. 1482 

Bartolucci, Jorge 3053 

Bartoš, Hynek 912 

Bartrip, P. W. J. 3650 

Bartusiak, Marcia 3054 

Basalla, George R700 

Basaure, Mauro 3911 

Bascelli, Tiziana 1699 

Bashford, Alison 3335, 3705, R334 

Bashmakova, Isabella G. 1108 

Baskevitch, François 1667 

Bassett, Ross 4057, R151 

Bassi, Joseph Peter 3793 

Basso, Elisabetta R106, R107 

Bastian, Michel 4058 

Bastos, Cristiana 550 

Baten, Joerg 324 

Bates, A. W. 1760 

Battail, Jean-François 2178 

Battigelli, Anna 1573 

Battin, Jacques 407 

Baucom, Donald R. 3670 

Bauduer, Frédéric 2535 

Bauer, Heike 2536 

Baumgärtner, Ingrid 1174 

Bayartan, Mehmet 2806 

Bayer, Ronald 2752 

Bayliss, Richard 663 

Baytop, Asuman 3246, 3247 

Bayuk, Dimitri A. 3055 

Bazin-Tacchella, Sylvie 1222 

Beam, Randal A. 4054 

Bear, Jordan 2147 

Bearman, Alan 3751 

Beattie, James 2384 

Beaulieu, Liliane 3017 

Beccalossi, Chiara 2630, R263 

Beccarisi, Alessandra 999, 1003 

Beck, Naomi 3359 

Becker, Barbara R47, R740 

Becker, Catherine Nisbett 2301 

Beckermann, Ansgar 114 

Beckwith, Kimberly Ayn 3505 

Becquemont, Daniel 2554 

Becsei-Kilborn, Eva 3386 

Bederman, Gail 2044 

Bedini, Peter D. R640 

Bednarczyk, Andrzej 2499 

Bedoya, Joanna 3387 

Beecher, Donald 1482 

Beegan, Gerry 2807 

Beek, Viola van 2235 

Beeley, Philip R165 

Beentjes, Tonny 1468 

Beer, Daniel 2565 

Beer, Gillian 2474 

Beets, François 857 

Behrens, Peter J. 2955 

Behrens, Susan Fitzpatrick 3388 

Bein, Amit 2385 

Beinart, William 3824 

Beinorius, A. 780 

Beins, Bernard C. 421 

Bekkum, Wout J. van 791 

Bell, Andrea 214 

Bell, Stephen 2111 

Bell, Susan E. 3389 

Bellanca, Mary Ellen 2002 

Belle, Marie-Alice 1482 

Bellé, Riccardo R13 

Bellón, Juan P. 3362 

Bellon, Richard R780 

Bellos, David 3730 

Bellver, José 600 

Belmar, Antonio Garcia 304 

Belmonte, Juan Antonio 830, 841 

Beltrame, Lorenzo 3895 

Beltran Marí, Antonio 226 

Ben Azzouna, Rana 2775 

Ben-Zaken, Avner 543, 794 

Bencard, Adam 475 

Benchimol, Jaime Larry 3506 

Bendwell, Ivan 1085 

Benedetto, Marienza R351 

Benes, Tuska 2599 

Benezech, Michel 3507 

Benezet, Jean-Pierre 2087 

Benfey, Theodor 3809, R933 

Benhamou, Reed R55 

Benjafield, John G. 2566 

Benjamin, Ruha 3933 

Benjamin, Walter 208 

Benjamins, Rick 854 

Bennett, James 3964 

Bennett, Kate 1550 

Bennett, Michael 2631 

Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette 303, 

304, 1938, 3810, R78 

Benson, Keith R. 2 

Bentley, Susan M. 1828 

Benton, Michael J. 3244 

Bentz, Emma 3363 

Benzoni, Gino 1284 

Bérato, Jacques 931 

Berco, Cristian 1588 

Beretta, Marco 1, 304, 848, 860, 

1598, 1689 

Berg, Jerome S. 4059 

Bergdolt, Klaus 484, 1128, 1223 

Berger, Harald 1000 

Bergman, Jan 3364 

Berkel, Klaas van 234, R416 

Berkvens-Stevelinck, Christiane 250 

Berman, Elizabeth Popp 3706


Bernaola, Omar A. 3071 

Bernardoni, Andrea 1443, 1537 

Bernat i López, Pasqual 2236 

Bernhardt, Karl-Heinz 1973 

Bernstein, Jeremy 2881, 3072, 3073 

Bernstein, Michael A. 3930 

Berrani, Hamid 613 

Berridge, Virginia 3439, 3934 

Berrios, G. E. 2721 

Berrios, German E. 2579 

Berrore, Lucio R. 3018 

Bert-meu-Sánchez, José Ramon 304 

Berti, Enrico 857 

Bertolaso, Marta 3935 

Bertomeu-Sánchez, José Ramón 

2348, 2632 

Berton, Mireille 3305 

Bertozzi, Marco 1425 

Bettinzoli, Attilio 1335 

Beullens, Pieter 1001, 1477 

Bever, Edward 1318 

Beveridge, Allan 2079 

Beyer, Kurt W. 3632 

Beyerchen, Alan R548 

Beyersdorff, Margot 805 

Beylen, Marcel Van 304 

Beyler, Richard R478, R906 

Beyler, Richard H. R814 

Bhavsar, Vishal 2722 

Bhugra, Dinesh 2722 

Biagioli, Beatrice 2427 

Bianchi, Lorenzo 1284 

Bianchi, Luca 1002 

Biard, Joël 1003, 1004, 1109, 1110, 

1115, 1144, 1201, 1202 

Biddle, Wayne 3671 

Bidese, Ermenegildo 1005 

Bieglböck, Wolf 288 

Biehn, Kersten Jacobson 3354 

Bier, Carol 561, 582 

Biernat, Carolina 3508 

Biernoff, Suzannah R103 

Biesbrouck, Maurits 183, 1288, 1520 

Bigg, Charlotte 1175 

Biggs, David R696 

Bijsterveld, Karin 508 

Bilinski, Piotr 2237 

Bir, Atilla 2266 

Birch, Arthur J. 3130 

Birkeland, Inger 3826 

Birman, Joel 3306 

Birn, Anne-Emanuelle 485, 2745 

Biro, Matthew 2915 

Bischof, Brigitte R754 

Bishop, Rebecca 408 

Bissell, Chris C. 3588 

Bjarnadóttir, Kristín 1881 

Black, Brian R558 

Black, D. L. 578 

Black, David V. R795 

Black, Jeremy 1991, R750 

Blackley, Roger 2916 

Blackshaw, Gemma 3470 

Bláhová, Marie 943 

Blair, Ann 255 

Blair, John 1275 

Blamires, Cyprian 1867 

Blanc, Floriane 495 

Blanchard, Elodie Vieille 3827 

Blanchet, Marie-Hélène 652 

Blancke, Stefaan 115 

Blandin, Gaston 3390 

Blank, Andreas 1471, 1742 

Blay, Michel 289, 1396 

Bléchet, Françoise 250 

Bleichmar, Daniela 1557, 2003 

Bloch, David 1006, 1203 

Blondeau, Michel 36 

Blondel-Megrelis, Marika 2335 

Blue, Ethan 3391 

Blum, Elizabeth D. 357, 3828 

Blume, Stuart 82 

Boantza, Victor D. R666, R770, R909 

Bobeb, Alexandru 3014 

Bobory, Dóra 1278 

Bocking, Stephen A. 2 

Bockman, Johanna 3930 

Boden, Margaret 3633 

Boeck, Gisela 304 

Boer, Sander W. de 1144 

Boer, Wietse de 1483 

Boethius van Dacië 1007 

Boewe, Charles 2004 

Bogaart, Saskia 976, 1336 

Boghossian, Paul 146 

Bógus, Cláudia Maria 3976 

Böhlandt, Marco R503 

Boire, Richard Glen 3307 

Boisseau, Marc 4058 

Boivin, Jérôme 3324 

Bokaris, Efthymios 305 

Bokaris, Efthymios P. 304 

Boldrin, Michele 202 

Boles, Walter E. 373 

Bollinge, Laurel 3862 

Bolmont, Étienne 2140 

Bolster, W. Jeffrey 351 

Bolt, Marvin 1608 

Bonah, Christian 3383 

Bond, John 3987 

Bonhage, Barbara 4031 

Bonifácio, Vitor 2302 

Bönker-Vallon, Angelika 1337 

Bonnemain, Bruno 496, 2746, 2776– 

2781, 2993, 3564–3568 

Bonneuil, Christophe 4106 

Bonnichon, Philippe 1765, 2052, 3424 

Bonpland, Aimé 2484 

Bont, Raf De 2475, 2500, 2548, 2567 

Bontea, Adriana 1480 

Bontems, Vincent R158 

Bontems, Vincent K. R56 

Booth, Kelvin Jay 2568 

Boothby, Thomas R519 

Borck, Cornelius 3383 

Bord, Joe 2169 

Borg, Kevin R559 

Borgato, Maria Teresa 1882, 1883, 

2808, 2809 

Borges, Augusto Moutinho 446 

Borghi, Luca 17 

Börjeson, Lowe 2463, 3205 

Borlik, Todd Andrew 1574 

Borrelli, Arianna 1111, 1305, 3074 

Borris, Kenneth 1588 

Bos, Gerrit 800 

Bos, Jacques 422 

Boscherini, Silvano 905 

Boschiero, Luciano 1599, R665 

Boschma, Geertje 3471 

Böschung, Urs 1806 

Boskoffb, Wladimir G. 3014 

Botley, Paul 1393 

Bots, Hans 250 

Böttcher, Karl-Heinz 2267 

Bottom, William P. 3919 

Bouchard, Frédéric R551 

Bouchet, Alain 51 

Boucot, Arthur J. 3244 

Boudet, Jean-Patrice 980, 1129–1131, 

1289 

Boudry, Maarten 115 

Bouheiry, A. 2415 

Bouk, Daniel B. 2589 

Boulanger, Jérome 3427 

Bould, Mark 212 

Boulnois, Olivier 1008 

Bouloux, Nathalie 1447 

Boult, Lisa R36 

Boura, Laskarina 662 

Bourdeau, Michel R752 

Bourdin, Jean-Claude 1974 

Bourret, Pascale 3957 

Boutel, Marie-José 463 

Bouzari, Abdelmalek 583 

Bowden, Colin 509 

Bowditch, John R94 

Bowen, Alan C. 888 

Bowen, Jonathan P. 18 

Bowin, John 861 

Bowler, Peter 2 

Bowler, Peter J. 2, R338, R544 

Boyd, Jane E. 2110, 2336, 2810 

Boyer, Diane E. 3206 

Boyle, Frank 1575 

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Han Jishao 727–729 

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Walter, Scott 2140 

Walter, Tilmann 1475 

Walton, Steven A. R793 

Waluga, Grażyna 1838 

Wan Fubin 80 

Wandersee, J. H. 2392 

Wang Baohong 79 

Wang Chaowang 3047 

Wang Chengzhi 3808 

Wang Guangchao 714, 715 

Wang Hongxia 2715 

Wang Luoyin 2332, 2333 

Wang Pengyun 840 

Wang Qianjin 80 

Wang Quanlai 3048, 3049 

Wang Shiping 80, 2966, 3102 

Wang Wenzhi 768 

Wang Xingguang 80 

Wang Yangzong 80 

Wang Yumin 716, 717 

Wang Zhengduo 769 

Wang Zifan 739 

Wang Zuoyue 80 

Wang, Hsien-Chun 2850 

Wang, Zuoyue 3686 

Wanhalla, Angela 3293 

Waquet, Françoise R64 

Warboys, Michael 2 

Ward, Christopher J. 4050 

Ward, James A. R947 

Ward, Jamie 2559 

Ward, Michael 338 

Wardhaugh, Benjamin 219, 279, 1669 

Warf, Barney 4098 

Warkentin, Germaine 1738 

Warman, Caroline 2553 

Warner, Deborah Jean R447, R740, 

R797 

Warolin, Christian 506, 1536, 1795 

Warren, Adam 2071 

Warren, Christian R893 

Warrier, Maya 787 

Washington, Sylvia Hood 357 

Washizu, Hiroko 2233 

Watanabe, Helena Akemi Wada 3515 

Waters, C. Kenneth 129 

Watkins, John J. R848 

Watson, Sethina 1270 

Wayne Lazar, J. 2563 

Wazeck, Milena R857 

Wear, Andrew 112, 1783 

Weaver, Lawrence T. 2774 

Webb, Robert H. 3206 

Weber, Heike 3625 

Weber, Heiko 1851, 2139, 2321 

Weber-Schroth, Stephanie 1103 

Webster, Charles R41 

Weeks, Sophie 1364 

Wegener, Daan 2164, 3013 

Wegener, Lydia 1096 

Wegener, Mai 2586 

Wei Yidong 48, 79, 80 

Weidenhammer, Erich R421 

Weidman, Nadine R474 

Weierud, Frode 3647 

Weigand, Amy 201 

Weill-Parot, Nicolas 1233, 1432 

Weinberg, Georg M. L. 2912 

Weinberg, Robert 3294 

Weindling, Paul 3295, 3383, 3463, 

3464 

Weingart, Peter 147 

Weininger, Stephen J. 304, 3138 

Weisel, Gary J. R753 

Weiss, Benjamin 511 

Weiss, Eva 2117 

Weiss, Gail 180 

Weisser, Olivia 1784 

Weisz, George 447 

Weisz, George M. 3465 

Welbourn, Donald B. 3626 

Wellock, Thomas R. 3860 

Wells, Christopher R817 

Wells, Stephen H. 2522 

Wels, Susan 3777 

Welsh, Caroline 2165 

Wendler, Reinhard 3064 

Wendt, Diane 2802 

Wengenroth, Ulrich R495 

Wenig, Klaus R268 

Wepster, Steven R118 

Werner, Dorothée 1215 

Werner, Gabriele 174 

Werner, Georges H. 494 

Wernimont, Jacqueline R422, R502 

Werrett, Simon 530 

Wesemael, Francois 3065 

Wessely, Simon 3484 

Westermann, Andrea 2420, 4051 

Westfall, Catherine 62, R709 

Weststeijn, Thijs 1584 

Wetzel, Nadine 2513 

Wetzel, Richard 1355 

Wetzell, Richard 2742 

Weyer, Johannes 4031 

Wheeler, Dennis 1720 

White, Paul 49, 2523, R687 

White, Robert M. 3823 

White, Tim D. 3244 

Whittaker, A. 1990 

Whyte, William 3627 

Widgren, Mats 2463 

Widmalm, Sven 3728 

Wieber, Sabine 3470 

Wiedebach, Hartwig 3333 

Wielockx, Robert 1007 

Wierdsma, André I. 3498 

Wiesemann, Claudia 2532 

Wiesenfeldt, Gerhard 2321 

Wigelsworth, Jeffrey R. 1596 

Wilcox, David R. 2609 

Wildenberg, Thomas 3684 

Wilding, Nick R854 

Wilken, Rowan 4099 

Wilkins, Mira 3602 

Wilkinson, D. 2080 

Willach, Rolf 1612 

Willard, Thomas 896 

Willerslev, Rane 3358 

Williams, Alan 1167 

Williams, Dennis C. R942 

Williams, Elizabeth A. R627 

Williams, Grant 1482, 1757 

Williams, Lambert 3926, 4100 

Williams, Owen 1525 

Williams, R. J. P. 314 

Williams, Robin 4088 

Williams, Sarah F. 1491 

Williams, Steven J. 989, R7 

Williams, T. P. T. 318 

Williams, Thomas 953 

Willis, Edmund P. 2421 

Willis, J. B. 3648 

Willmoth, Frances 1728 

Wills, Ian 2146 

Wills, John 4101, R881 

Wilson, Andrew D. 1834 

Wilson, Anne M. 3162 

Wilson, David B. R264 

Wilson, Duncan 2580, R295, R392 

Wilson, Elizabeth A. 4102 

Wilson, Fred R846 

Wilson, Ian R458 

Wilson, Jeffrey K. 2868 

Wilson, L. G. 2422 

Wilson, Leonard G. 2423 

Wilson, Malcolm 898 

Wilson, Philip K. 2072 

Wilson, Robin J. 2204 

Wilson, W. Donald 3385 

Winiwarter, Verena 370, 540 

Winkler, Jonathan Reed 3649 

Winkler, Peter 3709 

Winsberg, Eric R193 

Winsor, Mary P. 2 

Winterbottom, Anna 2439 

Winterer, Caroline 2047 

Winther, Rasmus Grønfeldt 142 

Wintle, Claire 2598 

Wirmer, David 1097 

Wise, Mary L. R366 

Wisecup, Kelly 2073 

Wiślicz, Tomasz 1838 

Wisnicki, Adrian S 2440 

Wisnioski, Matt R501 

Wisnioski, Matthew H. 3782 

Withers, Charles W. J. 50, 336, 340– 

342 

Witt, Ulrich 403 

Wittje, Roland R426 

Wittmann, Emily 3296 

Wittner, David G. 2851 

Wittner, Lawrence S. 2967 

Wittstock, Paul Jürgen R811 

Wöhler, Hans-Ulrich 975 

Wojciechowska, Beata 990 

Wolf, Arthur P. 3563 

Wolf-Meyer, Matthew Joseph 3975 

Wolfe, Charles R780 

Wolfe, Charles T. 1877, R582 

Wolfe, Daniel 2752 

Wolfenstein, Gabriel K. 2166 

Wolff, Eberhard 216 

Wolffram, Heather 3334 

Wolfschmidt, Gudrun 283 

Wong, Wan-chi 2587


Wood, Denis 343 

Wood, James R333 

Wood, Mary Mendenhall 2716 

Wood, Rega 1104, 1144 

Woodman, Neal 2441 

Woodson-Boulton, Amy 2149 

Woodward, James 125 

Woodward, Walter W. 1711 

Woolf, Judith S. 1796 

Worboys, Michael R35 

Worthen, Dennis B. 2803, 3582 

Wray, Matt 221 

Wright, David R871 

Wrightson, Nick 1862 

Wrobel, David R1 

Wu Guosheng 80 

Wu Jiabi 686, 718 

Wu Limin 722 

Wu Yan 3126 

Wu Yunhao 715 

Wu, Yi-Li 754 

Wübben, Yvonne 430 

Wuensch, Daniela 3127 

Wünsch, Thomas 990, 1597 

Wußing, Hans 2299 

Wyatt, A. R. 318 

Wyatt, Lee T., III 1569 

Wyka, Ewa 1613 

Wylie, Alison 444 

Wyn Jones, Emyr 3583 

Wyn Jones, Gareth 3583 

Wynn, James 2524 

X 

Xambó Descamps, Sebastián 1935 

Xiao Aimin 773 

Xing Runchuan 34 

Xu Chuansheng 1910, 3047, 3050 

Xu Fengxian 3187, 3251 

Xu Qinqi 3239 

Xu Zelin 687–689 

Y 

Yajima, M. 2525 

Yamada, Toshihiro 1721 

Yamazaki, Masakatsu 3128 

Yampell, Cat 377 

Yan Yiwei 2717 

Yanda, Pius Z. 3205 

Yang Jian 3629 

Yang Jing 3047 

Yang, Bin 2074 

Yanik, Anthony J. 3628 

Yans, Virginia R562 

Yao Yaxin 3629 

Yaszek, Lisa 3743 

Yaya, Isabel 1739 

Yazdi, Hamid-Reza Giahi 611 

Ye Qing 3630 

Yearley, Steven 173 

Yeo, Richard 1650 

Yoeli-Tlalim, R. 284 

Yoeli-Tlalim, Ronit 284 

Yollant, Jean 304 

York, George K. 419, 3304 

York, William H. R248 

Yoshihara, Kenji 3151 

Yoshikawa, Naoë Kukita 1262 

Yoshimoto Hideyuki 1970 

Yost, Jeffrey R. 4054, 4103 

Young, Cristobal 3353 

Young, Davis A. 2424 

Young, John Riddington 1585 

Young, John Ridington 1586 

Young, N. L. 3944 

Young, Terence 2941 

Younger, John G. 853 

Yousefi, Najm al-Din 561, 562 

Yuan Jiangyang 80, 2225 

Yuan Min 708, 1911 

Yuan Zhendong 2974 

Yücesoy, Hayrettín 563 

Yurdin, Joel Solomon 910 

Yusta, Piedad 836 

Yuste, Piedad 837–839 

Z 

Zacchino, Vittorio 1284 

Zachmann, Karin 520 

Zaitseva, Elena 2223, R693 

Zaitseva, Elena A. 304 

Zakariya, Nasser Basem 2889 

Zalashik, Rakefet 3499 

Zallen, Doris T. 2 

Zaloom, Caitlin 528 

Zamet, John 3466 

Zammito, John H. R844 

Zamora Bonilla, Jesús P. 433 

Zaneveld, Jesse 3279 

Zanier, Giancarlo 1284 

Zaragoza, C. 304 

Zaytsev, Evgeny 1666 

Zekl, Hans Gunter 1397 

Zellmer, William A. 4002 

Zercher, Charles K. R654 

Zhang Baichun 80, 767 

Zhang Butian 1151 

Zhang Daqing 80, 2717, 3467, 3997 

Zhang Erping 3182 

Zhang Feng 3129 

Zhang Gongyao 725 

Zhang Hao 3163 

Zhang Jianke 690 

Zhang Jiuchen 3183, 3193 

Zhang Li 3164, 3773 

Zhang Mingshu 739 

Zhang Na 689 

Zhang Xuehua 3861 

Zhang Zhibin 80 

Zhang, Jiuchen 3192 

Zhang, Qiong 737 

Zhao Chengze 726 

Zhao Hansheng 726 

Zhao Jiwei 840, 1387 

Zhen, Cheng 2718 

Zhou Chang 690 

Zhu Jing 1153 

Zhu Yiwen 691, 692 

Ziegler, Joseph R473 

Ziegler, Rafael R756 

Ziggelaar, August 1722 

Zimmer, Carl 3279 

Zimmerman, Susan 1263, 1264 

Zimmermann, Albert 1105 

Zimring, Carl A. R608 

Zingano, Marco 857 

Zinni, Mariana C. 1460 

Zinninger, Jane M. 1786 

Zipser, Barbara 936 

Zito, Angela 3468 

Zittel, Claus 1546, 1723, 3383 

Zivotofsky, Ari Z. 802 

Zonta, Mauro 793 

Zook, Matthew 4104 

Zorzanelli, Rafaela Teixeira 3500 

Zou Dahai 693 

Zsoldos, Endre 1925 

Zuberi, Nabeel 531 

Zuccolin, Gabriella 1524 

Zuiderent-Jerak, Teun 3998 

Zulawski, Ann R2 

Zumbulyadis, Nicholas 1971 

Zupko, Jack 420, 1106, 1107 

Zweihorn, Chaninah L. 2719 

Zwijnenberg, Robert 180, 1481 

Zworykin, Vladimir K. 3184

Subject Index 

A 

’Abd al-Latif 619, 631 

Abacus 1112, 1116, 1369, 1370, 

1384, 1385 

Abbe, Cleveland 2421 

Abbey, Edward 2460 

Abbo of Fleury 1044 

Abbott, Wyman 3368 

Abd al-Malik ibn Marwān, Caliph 646 

Abel, Niels Henrik 2294 

Abélard, Pierre 964, 983, 1045, 1205 

Abelson, Philip Hauge, 3066 

Abich, Wilhelm Hermann von 2408 

Abortion 642, 3932 

Abraham Ben Ezra 1132 

Abstraction 136 

Abū al-Wafā’ al-Būzajānī 593, 596 

Abū Marwān ‘Abd Allah ibn Khalaf 

al-’Istijī 613 

Abu Nasr Mansur ibn ’Ali ibn ’Iraq 

594 

Abulafia, Abraham ben Samuel 1341 

Academia Sinica 3102 

Academic disciplines 153, 255, 301, 

975, 1247, 1531, 2225, 2592, 3242, 

3353, 3685, 3791 

Academic freedom 3774 

Academically sponsored science 

3724, 3774 

Académie des Sciences, Paris 1748, 

1803, 1840, 1843, 1912, 1913, 

2273, 2339, 3016, 3245 

Académie Royale de Chirurgie de 

Paris 3407 

Académie Royale des Sciences 

(France) 1605, 1700, 1725, 1844 

Academies see Societies; institutions; 

academies 

Accademia del Cimento, Florence 

1561, 1598, 1599, 1601, 1602, 

1604, 1605, 1616, 1617, 1682, 

1689, 1692, 1694, 1701, 1746, 1761 

Accademia delle Scienze dell’Istituto 

di Bologna 1882, 1883 

Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei 

(Rome) 1303, 1553, 1555 

Accidents 4012, 4113 

Accuracy see Exactness; precision; 

accuracy 

Acidity 1951 

Acoustics 292, 1667, 1691, 2856, 

3629, 4066 

Actor-network theory 4122 

Adaptation (biology) 433 

Addictive behavior 3967 

Adelard of Bath 1084 

Adivar, Abdülhak Adnan 95, 2156 

Administration see Management; 

administration 

Adolescence 924 

Advertising 1568, 2566, 2786, 3310, 

3443, 3523, 3565–3567, 4004, 

4005 

Advisory Committee on Personality 

and Culture 3337 

Aegidius de Columna 986, 1219 

Aerodynamics 3682 

Aeronautics; aviation 557, 2869, 

2913, 2965, 2989, 3432, 3670, 

3675, 3677, 3678, 3680, 3683, 

3684, 4128 

Aerospace industry 4046 

Aesthetics 1290, 1389, 1834, 2070, 

2185, 2577, 3286, 3600 

Aflah, Yabir ibn al 600 

Afonso Henriques de Lima Barreto 

2914 

Africa 482, 550, 815, 818–823, 825, 

827, 828, 2013, 2414, 2440, 2463, 

2740, 3285, 3550, 3577, 3716, 

3735, 3824, 3949, 4027, 4111 

Africa, civilization and culture 24, 

550, 817, 818, 820–826, 829, 2073 

African Americans 2740, 2749, 2939– 

2941, 3138, 3476, 3549, 3677 

African races 3874 

Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe 2416 

Agent intellect 1013 

Aging 1762, 3346, 3995 

Agnosticism see Atheism; 

agnosticism; irreligion 

Agribusiness 3655, 4109 

Agricola, Georgius 1476, 1637 

Agricultural chemistry 2107, 2860, 

3134, 3651 

Agricultural economics 2104 

Agricultural technology 4105 

Agriculture 538–542, 558, 770, 771, 

826–829, 849, 1277, 1547, 1826, 

2104–2106, 2108, 2111, 2174, 

2468, 2767, 2858–2861, 2863– 

2865, 2867, 2868, 2978, 3205, 

3225, 3262, 3650–3655, 3657– 

3664, 3666, 3667, 3830, 4060, 

4105, 4107–4109, 4111 

Agrippa von Nettesheim, Cornelius 

Heinrich 1328, 1332 

AIDS (disease) 494, 3399, 3691, 

3941, 3976, 3984, 3991, 3992 

Ainley, Marianne 81 

Air warfare 3668, 3670, 3681 

Aircraft; airplanes 2869, 3613, 3668– 

3670, 3673, 3675, 3676, 3678, 

3680–3684, 3770, 4128 

Airplanes see Aircraft; airplanes 

Airships; dirigibles 3673, 3675 

Akeley, Carl Ethan 3285 

al-Battani, Abu ’abd Allah 

Muhammad ibn Jabir 593 

al-Biruni 575, 595 

al-Farabi 256, 570, 579, 603–605, 

1073 

al-Ghazzali 573, 575, 1090 

al-Jazari, Isma’il Ibn Al-Razzaz 647 

al-Khayyam, Ghiyath al-Din Abul 

Fateh Omar Ibn Ibrahim 598 

al-Kindi, Abu Yusuf Ya’Qub Ibn 

Ishaq 571, 792, 1073 

al-Mu’Taman ibn H-ud, Yusuf, King 

of Saragossa 587, 594 

al-Sijzi, Ahmad Ibn Muhammad Ibn 

‘Abd al-Jalil 585 

al-Sufi, Abu al-Husain ‘Abd 

al-Rahman 601 

al-Tusi, Abu Ja’far Muhammad Nasir 

al-Din 580, 581, 591, 594, 597, 611 

Alabama (U.S.) 2939 

Alaska (U.S.) 804, 3227 

Albert of Saxony 993, 1126, 1150 

Alberta, Canada 3309, 3471 

Albertus Magnus 316, 629, 954, 964, 

994, 1034, 1075, 1080, 1083, 1099, 

1100, 1105, 1141, 1151, 1153, 

1171, 1191, 1196, 1205, 1215, 

1320, 1431 

Albinism 802 

Alcanyís, Lluís 1557 

Alchemy 308, 315–317, 329, 618– 

620, 629, 678, 727–733, 848, 895, 

896, 989, 1122, 1154–1167, 1278, 

1284, 1321, 1439–1441, 1444, 

1545, 1588, 1636, 1704, 1706– 

1709, 1711, 1942, 2085, 3147 

Alcohol 1798, 2109, 3573 

Alcoholism 3576, 3934 

Alder, Anthony 2443 

Aldrovandi, Ulisse 1292, 1562, 1595, 

1731 

Alemán, Mateo 1779 

Alembert, Jean le Rond d’ 1804, 

1822, 1844, 1860, 1868, 1882– 

1884, 1889, 1891, 1893, 1894, 

1898, 1902, 1905, 1930, 1931, 

1933, 1937, 1992, 2066 

Alexander Hispanus 1245 

Alexandria (Egypt) 932 

Alfonso X, King of Léon and Castile 

1136 

Alfvén, Hannes 3794 

Algarotti, Francesco 1587 

Algebra 578, 595, 688, 837, 1369, 

1371, 1374, 1378, 1664, 1909, 2273 

Algebraic geometry 3014 

Algeria 2779, 2862, 3617 

Algorithms 707, 708, 711, 712, 836 

Alimentation 3542 

Alison, William Pulteney 2638 

Allergy and immunology 460 

Almanacs 1439, 1686, 1926 

Alphabet 2048 

Alpini, Prosper 1745 

Alps (Europe) 1975, 1984, 2032, 

2388, 2393, 2419, 2420, 3176 

Alternative medicine 2675, 2684, 

3408, 3411, 3960 

Alvarez, Luis W. 3802 

Alzheimer’s disease 3987 

Amateurs 1533, 2235, 2308, 2617, 

4026 

Amatus Lusitanus 659 

Amazon River Region (South 

America) 812

Subject Index 275 

Ambulances 463 

America 367, 491, 807, 1298, 1416, 

1460, 1470, 1532, 1708, 1739, 

2207, 2416, 2486, 3190, 3676 

American College of Surgeons 930 

American Geographical Society 3190 

American Indians 804, 807, 809, 810, 

1758, 2092, 3834, 3856 

American Institute of Pharmacy 2970 

American Meteorological Society 

3823 

American Museum of Natural History, 

New York 394, 3199, 3285, 3872 

American Pharmaceutical Association 

2970 

American Public Health Association 

2745, 3403 

American Sociological Association 

3353 

Amodeo, Federico 3038 

Ampère, André Marie 2332 

Amsterdam (Netherlands) 1846, 3682 

Amsterdamska, Olga 101 

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 2642 

Analgesics 500, 2683 

Analogies see Metaphors; analogies 

Analytic chemistry 2373 

Analytical geometry 585, 1896 

Anatolia (Turkey) 3247 

Anatomy 386, 741, 927, 1195, 1477, 

1479, 1497, 1507, 1522, 1634, 

1717, 1749, 1751, 1761, 1776, 

1777, 2025, 2028, 2054, 2055, 

2117, 2168, 2493, 2495, 2498, 

2533, 2649, 2671, 3201, 3252, 3395 

Anaxagoras of Clazomenae 890, 894 

Anaximander 889 

Anderson, Adam 2811 

Anderson, John 2841 

Anderson, John Stuart 3317 

Andes 805 

Andrade, Mário de 3306 

Androgyny; hermaphroditism 411, 

414, 1160, 2543 

Androids 4017 

Anesthesia 2921, 2981 

Anglo-Saxons 1217, 1229, 1259 

Animal anatomy 1478, 1547, 2026 

Animal behavior 2042, 2572, 3263, 

3332 

Animal diseases 2104, 3650 

Animal ecology 3846 

Animal experimentation 347, 774, 

2978, 3319, 3384, 3867 

Animal husbandry 773, 2105 

Animal migration 345 

Animal physiology 1547 

Animal psychology 428, 1753, 2194, 

2498, 2568, 2580, 3319, 3332 

Animal rights 197, 201, 347, 2040, 

2168, 2493 

Animal welfare 2498, 3202 

Animals 197, 198, 201, 349, 630, 635, 

774, 927, 1294, 1468, 2017, 2026, 

2042, 2910, 3384, 3650, 3824, 

3825, 3867 

Animals in art 1469, 1753, 3255 

Animals in literature 199, 377, 410, 

2935, 3734 

Animals, mythical 737, 1562 

Animation 2932 

Anselm, Saint, Archbishop of 

Canterbury 953, 964 

Antarctica 3175, 3297, 3820 

Anthologies 335, 445, 936, 1261, 

1678 

Anthrax 2652 

Anthropology 440, 549, 814, 1353, 

2128, 2196, 2206, 2450, 2538, 

2572, 2596, 2598, 2671, 2938, 

2939, 2972, 3287, 3357 

Anthropology and historical methods 

431, 750, 815 

Anthropology, prehistoric 443 

Anthropometry 2939 

Antibiotics 3572, 3666, 4013 

Antidepressant drugs 4009 

Antidotes 503 

Antimony 2763 

Aphasia 3304 

Apollonius, of Perga 882, 883 

Apothecaries 1534, 2783 

Applied chemistry 3811 

Applied mathematics 696, 1370, 

1392, 2265, 2279, 3931 

Applied science 515, 1302, 2098 

Applied statistics 2043, 2172, 2589 

Apprentices and apprenticeships 512, 

2060 

Apuleius, Lucius 905 

Aquaculture 540 

Aquatic biology 540 

Arab/Islamic world, civilization and 

culture 20, 24, 78, 108, 256, 284, 

379, 428, 543, 547, 559–563, 565– 

605, 607–609, 611–619, 621–641, 

643–647, 649, 695, 782, 943, 945, 

984, 992, 1049, 1075, 1111, 1122, 

1132, 1170, 1218, 1249, 1781, 2156 

Arabic language 618, 620, 943 

Arago, François Jean Dominique 1932 

Archaeoastronomy 841 

Archaeology 35, 40, 41, 440–444, 

1993, 2125, 2128, 2209, 2450, 

2472, 2600–2623, 2972, 3362– 

3380 

Archimedes 878, 880, 881 

Architects 524 

Architecture 462, 463, 511, 646, 677, 

764, 766, 902, 1114, 1528, 1797, 

2813, 2825, 3375, 3595, 3597, 

3612, 3627, 3629, 3777, 4021 

Arctic Ocean 1459 

Arctic regions 3847 

Arderne, John 971 

Arendt, Hannah 348 

Argentina 67, 246, 2409, 2429, 2514, 

2546, 2892, 2987, 3063, 3071, 

3111, 3116, 3179, 3253, 3287, 

3288, 3328, 3374, 3408, 3501, 

3503, 3508, 3530, 3587, 3616, 

3656, 3978, 4075 

Aristotelianism 155, 255, 420, 575, 

605, 607, 615, 652, 679, 737, 743, 

790, 904, 960, 983, 989, 994, 995, 

1004, 1009, 1013, 1015, 1016, 

1024, 1029, 1031, 1040, 1045, 

1047, 1054, 1065, 1071, 1076, 

1104–1106, 1141, 1144, 1149, 

1151, 1156, 1188, 1191, 1201, 

1203, 1204, 1207, 1341, 1342, 

1345, 1356, 1358, 1368, 1400, 

1437, 1445, 1446, 1653, 1690, 

1742, 1746, 3055 

Aristotle 255, 256, 260, 261, 420, 

428, 569, 591, 614, 629, 630, 632, 

798, 799, 857, 861, 864, 866, 867, 

869, 871, 872, 874, 876, 892, 893, 

897, 898, 903, 904, 907, 910, 911, 

927, 952, 972, 989, 993, 996, 998, 

1001, 1006, 1007, 1012, 1020, 

1025, 1026, 1032, 1034, 1035, 

1037, 1039, 1042, 1045, 1046, 

1052, 1053, 1059, 1064, 1080, 

1085, 1093, 1101, 1124, 1169, 

1171, 1187, 1194, 1196, 1341, 

1344, 1363, 1477, 3012 

Arithmetic 1374, 1379, 1389, 1886, 

1906, 1909 

Arizona (U.S.) 3961 

Armenia 2408 

Armero, Julio Garavito 2326 

Arms race 3704, 4042 

Armstrong, Edwin Howard 3638 

Army medicine 2704, 3417, 3516 

Arnaldus de Villanova 316, 981, 1154, 

1233, 1265 

Arrhenius, Svante 2879 

Arsenic 733, 1153 

Artifacts 475, 831, 2091, 2598 

Artificial insemination 2648 

Artificial intelligence 536, 3633, 

3637, 3641, 3645, 4071, 4076, 4102 

Artificial life 4076 

Artis, Edmund Tyrell 2472 

Arts and humanities 153, 168, 2165, 

2184, 3242, 3685 

Ashby, W. Ross 3643 

Ashmole, Elias 1707 

Asia 482 

Asia, civilization and culture 24, 284, 

740, 2582, 3480 

Asilomar Conference on Recombinant 

DNA Molecules (1975) 3889 

Asthma 460, 2796 

Astrolabes 1111, 1407, 1427, 1919 

Astrology 285, 286, 426, 546, 612, 

613, 634, 700, 713, 719–722, 780, 

786, 795, 843, 853, 928, 989, 1039, 

1083, 1118, 1128–1140, 1284, 

1299, 1424–1432, 1588, 1685– 

1687, 1926, 2041, 2209, 3002 

Astrometry see Spherical astronomy; 

astrometry 

Astronautics 3669, 3672, 3674, 4114, 

4116, 4117, 4119, 4122, 4123, 

4125–4127 

Astronomical chronology 705, 842 

Astronomical clocks 1916 

Astronomical observatories 281, 

1120, 1398, 1405, 1924, 1986, 

2219, 2300–2302, 2304, 2310, 

2313, 2409, 3063 

Astronomy 103, 104, 280–283, 331, 

546, 547, 578, 599–603, 608–611, 

653, 695–701, 703–712, 714–716, 

718, 779, 794, 804, 830, 841, 842, 

888–891, 1117, 1118, 1120, 1124– 

1127, 1394, 1396, 1397, 1399, 

1401–1404, 1406, 1407, 1410– 

1415, 1417, 1420–1423, 1564, 

1594, 1616, 1665, 1670–1674, 

1676–1682, 1688, 1803, 1850, 

1912–1918, 1920–1925, 2209, 

2229, 2232, 2253, 2300, 2302, 

2303, 2305–2312, 2326, 2396, 

2406, 3051–3054, 3056–3058, 

3060–3062, 3064, 3065, 3793, 

3795 

Astrophysics 282, 2301, 2331, 2951, 

3053, 3056, 3060, 3105 

Atheism; agnosticism; irreligion 233, 

1284, 1630, 2021, 3313, 3873 

Atir al-Din al-Abhari 581

276 Subject Index 

Atlantic Ocean 351 

Atlases see Maps; atlases 

Atmosphere (Earth) 717, 1305, 1973 

Atmospheric ozone 3819 

Atomic energy; nuclear power 3068, 

3102, 3103, 3603, 3690, 3750, 

4020, 4049 

Atomic weapons see Nuclear 

weapons; atomic weapons 

Atomic, nuclear, and particle physics 

2882, 2966, 3056, 3068, 3072, 

3086, 3091, 3092, 3129, 3688, 

3767, 3769, 3802, 3803, 3806, 3807 

Atomism 574, 579, 615, 1090, 1144, 

1648, 1689, 1692, 1706, 1761, 2338 

Attention Deficit Disorder 3969 

Aubrey, John 1550 

Auditory perception 2856, 3609 

Audouard, Maxence 2667 

Augsburg 2063 

Augustine, Saint 234, 257, 961, 962, 

1008, 1210, 1350 

Aurelianus, Caelius 936 

Aurifaber, Andreas 1426 

Auroras 1679, 3171 

Australia 318, 373, 816, 1977, 2124, 

2133, 2187, 2386, 2397, 2430, 

2456, 2488, 2503, 2509, 2735, 

2747, 2853, 2938, 3130, 3156, 

3167, 3217, 3250, 3300, 3317, 

3342, 3382, 3436, 3485, 3486, 

3512, 3516, 3522, 3648, 3653, 

3680, 3852, 4014, 4056 

Austria 328, 1823, 1864, 2569, 3176, 

3709, 3891 

Authorities; experts 1238, 3360, 3523, 

3707, 3742, 3812 

Authority of medicine 754, 925, 926, 

1247, 1763, 2159, 2635, 2645, 

3385, 3389, 3408, 3523, 3571 

Authority of science 8, 9, 123, 127, 

1733, 1942, 2155, 2161, 2952, 

3842, 4071 

Autobiographies 1780, 3283, 3983 

Automata; robotics; cyborgs 513, 647, 

2915, 2923, 3621, 3633, 3746, 

4017, 4033, 4071 

Automation 4060 

Automobile industry 3598, 3619, 

3628, 4046 

Automobile safety 4037 

Automobiles 2896, 2920, 3607, 3619, 

3620, 3623, 3624, 3628, 3702, 

4024, 4041 

Autopsy 488, 1765, 2678 

Avalanches 1984 

Avempace 1075 

Averroes 569, 572, 575, 615, 994, 

1002, 1009, 1010, 1013, 1025, 

1043, 1046, 1053, 1070, 1076, 

1151, 1351 

Aviation see Aeronautics; aviation 

Aviation, commercial 3683 

Avicenna 428, 573, 578, 579, 605, 

620, 629, 638, 1073, 1170, 1781 

Avogadro, Amedeo 2115, 2346 

Aztecs 810 

B 

Babbage, Charles 2258, 2296 

Bachelet, Emile 2836 

Bachelier, Louis 3047 

Bacon, Francis, 1st Baron Verulam 

1364, 1505, 1539, 1543, 1546, 

1554, 1565, 1571, 1574, 1579, 

1580, 1589, 1625, 1637, 1641, 2048 

Bacon, Roger 958, 961, 1034, 1092, 

1149, 1171, 1206, 1212 

Baconianism 1817, 2011 

Bacteriology 2652, 2684 

Bader, Alfred 207 

Baghdad (Iraq) 568 

Bahia (Brazil) 489, 2492, 2596, 2629, 

2739, 2741, 2794, 3502, 3559, 3791 

Bailey, Liberty Hyde 2864 

Baily, Joseph Charles 2430 

Bain, Alexander 2554, 2555, 2557, 

2571, 2573 

Bain, Gang 686 

Baja California 809 

Balances 2774 

Balard, Antoine Jérôme 2339 

Baldewein, Eberhard 1417 

Baldwin, James Mark 2579 

Ballard, J. G. 4125 

Balloons and ballooning 2110 

Balls, Edward Kent 3247 

Baltic States 3701, 3721, 3831, 3836, 

3837 

Balzac, Honoré de 2826 

Bancroft, Edward 1819 

Baptism 2071 

Barba, Alvaro Alonso 1708 

Barbados 1995 

Barber, Bernard 109 

Barnacles 2527 

Barnard, Edward Emerson 2308 

Barnes, Barry 32 

Baroque 1618 

Barrough, Philip 1518 

Barrow, Isaac 1661 

Barthes, Roland 172 

Bartholin, Thomas 1741 

Bartholomaeus Anglicus 944, 976, 

1056, 1062, 1074, 1171, 1173, 

1182, 1189, 1190, 1198, 1336 

Bartolomeo da Messina 1026 

Bascom, Florence 2392 

Basel (Switzerland) 2459 

Basques (people) 409, 487, 2084, 

2535 

Bate de Malines, Henri 1049 

Bate, Dorothea M. A. 3238 

Bateson, Gregory 3643 

Bateson, William 469 

Baths, public 641 

Bats 3591 

Batthyány, Boldizsár 1278 

Baudin, Nicolas 2456 

Bavaria (Germany) 1218 

Bayh-Dole Act 3706 

Bayle, Pierre 250 

Beal, William James 2864 

Beati, Gabriele 1677 

Beaumont, William 2653 

Beccari, Odoardo 2427 

Becher, Johann Joachim 1938 

Becker, Oskar 3039 

Beckett, Samuel 3736 

Beddoes, Thomas 2360, 2654 

Bednorz, Georg 2997 

Beer industry; beer making 849 

Beer making see Beer industry; beer 

making 

Beer, Stafford 3643 

Behavioral sciences 3314, 3504, 3912, 

3919 

Behaviorism 140, 2581 

Behn, Aphra 1576 

Belgium 2162, 2500, 2684, 2706 

Belief and doubt 957 

Bell, Eric Temple 265 

Bell, John Stewart 3073 

Benedetto, da Firenze 1384 

Benett, Etheldred 1979 

Benito, José María González 2326 

Benjamin, Walter 208 

Bennett, John Hughes 2638 

Bentham, George 2488 

Bentham, Jeremy 1867 

Berg, Lev Semenovich 3269 

Bergh, Richard 2184 

Bergonié, Jean 2658 

Berlin (Germany) 1780, 1832, 1891, 

2915, 3095, 3715 

Berliner Medizinhistorisches Museum 

der Charité 472 

Bernal, John Desmond 71 

Bernard, Claude 416 

Bernardi, Antonio 1345 

Bernardus Silvestris 1121 

Bernoulli, Daniel 1931, 2066 

Bernoulli, Johann 1923, 1933 

Berry, Richard James Arthur 3300 

Berthold, von Moosburg 999 

Berthollet, Claude Louis 1951, 1960 

Bertrand, Alexandre 2728 

Bertrand, Gabriel Emile 3145 

Bessemer, Henry 2821 

Besson, Jacques 1539 

Betancourt y Molina, Agustín de 1927 

Bézout, Étienne 1880 

Bhabha, Homi 3797 

Bianchini, Francesco 1603 

Bias 187 

Bible 797, 854, 961, 1172, 1300, 

1412, 1469 

Bibliographies 19, 20, 107, 214, 285, 

320, 321, 332, 333, 340–342, 906, 

929, 930, 1227, 1288, 1289, 1404, 

1441, 1943, 2290, 2480, 2878, 3292 

Bibliometrics 65, 3328, 3884 

Bibliothèque nationale de France 1227 

Big bang theory 3796 

Big science 3210, 3776, 4122 

Bignon, Alfredo 2785 

Bignon, Jean-Paul 250 

Billingham, Richard 1103 

Binet, Alfred 2261 

Biochemistry 2121, 2359, 2795, 2802, 

3241, 3277, 3457, 3461 

Bioethics see Biology and ethics; 

bioethics 

Biogenesis; origin of life; spontaneous 

generation 344, 379, 1471, 1744, 

2017, 2029, 2067, 2517, 2518, 

2520, 3245 

Biographies 21, 35, 88, 103–105, 342, 

695, 742, 953, 1278, 1284–1286, 

1520, 1710, 1711, 1777, 1779, 

1795, 1803, 1804, 1806–1808, 

1841, 1861, 1914, 1950, 1958, 

1964, 2002, 2057, 2059, 2062, 

2112, 2113, 2115, 2118–2121, 

2124–2126, 2128, 2133, 2176, 

2204, 2210, 2221, 2272, 2292, 

2316, 2335, 2337, 2346, 2352,


2360, 2373, 2386, 2412, 2427, 

2433, 2443, 2462, 2471, 2495, 

2507, 2591, 2624, 2634, 2641, 

2658, 2666, 2686–2689, 2697, 

2703, 2713, 2735, 2781, 2788, 

2792, 2797, 2811, 2816, 2871, 

2872, 2921, 2925, 3032, 3035, 

3051, 3066, 3079, 3092, 3103, 

3112, 3116, 3127, 3130, 3131, 

3136, 3138, 3156, 3164, 3180, 

3217, 3233, 3245, 3246, 3259, 

3330, 3336, 3373, 3382, 3395, 

3407, 3428, 3431, 3434, 3442, 

3445, 3564, 3582, 3632, 3662, 

3801, 3877, 3885, 4126 

Bioinformatics 3894 

Biological diversity 360 

Biological psychiatry 2662 

Biological rhythms 2689 

Biology 2, 23, 31, 39, 127, 372, 374, 

376, 401, 898, 904, 927, 1188, 

1477, 1743, 1744, 2018, 2020, 

2021, 2023, 2027, 2028, 2143, 

2148, 2196, 2210, 2474–2478, 

2480, 2482, 2494, 2496, 2507, 

2516–2518, 2567, 2592, 2669, 

2872, 2954, 2958, 2973, 2995, 

2998, 3240, 3242, 3244, 3245, 

3255–3257, 3261, 3263, 3265, 

3275, 3282, 3294, 3359, 3862, 

3863, 3868, 3884, 3894, 3899 

Biology and ethics; bioethics 188, 

194, 197, 198, 200, 201, 380, 774, 

1505, 3402, 3695, 3696, 3707 

Biomathematics 3864 

Biomedical technology 447, 475, 

3696, 3709, 3776, 3877, 3902 

Biometry 2619 

Bionics 3609 

Biophysics 3243, 3274, 3382 

Biopolitics 2910 

Biosphere 3840 

Biot, Jean-Baptiste 2114, 2320 

Biotechnology 377, 541, 2902, 3275, 

3458, 3614, 3776, 3882, 3883, 

3889, 3892, 3945 

Biotechnology industry 3697, 3776, 

3892 

Birds 345, 373, 797, 1195, 1198, 

2443, 2453, 2456, 3226, 3255, 

3846, 3860 

Biringuccio, Vannoccio 1443, 1537 

Birkeland, Kristian 3171 

Birth control; contraception; 

sterilization 407, 941, 2648, 2665, 

2744, 3281, 3293, 3509, 3529, 

3544, 3545, 3563, 3705, 3958, 

3981, 3985 

Bizzozero, Guilio 2650 

Black holes (cosmology) 3105 

Black lung disease 3988 

Black, Joseph 1956 

Blackbody radiation 3081 

Blake, William 1829 

Bleaching see Dyes; painting; 

bleaching 

Blind, Mathilde 2180 

Blok, Aleksandr L’vovich 2176 

Blondel, Maurice 3003 

Blood 1225, 1263, 1761, 2588, 2650, 

3885 

Blood donors 3984 

Bloodletting 458, 2638 

Blumenberg, Hans 950 

Boer War 2714 

Boerhaave, Herman 2085 

Boethius de Dacia 1007, 1024 

Bogotá (Colombia) 3554 

Bohemia 235, 943, 1241, 2458 

Böhler, Lorenz 3454 

Böhme, Jakob 1633 

Bohr, Niels Henrik David 113, 3077, 

3100, 3804 

Bologna (Italy) 1250, 1292 

Boltzmann, Ludwig 2315, 2869 

Bolzano, Bernard 2284 

Bonds see Valency; bonds 

Bone and bones 468, 931, 1782, 2056, 

2708, 3896 

Bonnet, Charles 1858, 2018 

Bonpland, Aime 2111, 2484 

Books 1, 275, 977, 1253, 1466, 1567, 

1790, 1791, 1978, 2694, 2855 

Booksellers and bookselling 1 

Boole, George 2122, 2292, 2298, 

2853 

Boole, Mary Everest 2298 

Borel, Felix Édouard Émile 3044, 

3048, 3049 

Borel, Pierre 1722 

Borelli, Giovanni Alfonso 1682, 1692, 

1694, 1701, 1761 

Borges, Jorge Luis 2936 

Boring Machines 1537 

Born, Max 3081 

Borodin, Aleksandr Porfir’evich 2368 

Borrichius, Olaus 1721 

Bortkiewicz, Ladislaus von 2291 

Bosch, Hieronymus 416 

Boscovich, Ruggiero Giuseppe 1808 

Boston (Massachusetts, U.S.) 2640 

Botanical gardens 902, 2157, 2485 

Botany 378, 739, 757, 808, 817, 902, 

906, 1189, 1190, 1278, 1298, 

1472–1475, 1738, 1745–1747, 

2009, 2024, 2048, 2111, 2125, 

2427, 2479, 2483, 2485–2492, 

2788, 2864, 2999, 3186, 3196, 

3241, 3246–3251, 3865, 3866 

Bothe, Walther 3085 

Botswana 821 

Bouchardat, A. 2746 

Bouguer, Pierre 1700 

Boulliau, Ismael 1616 

Boundary work 301, 304, 2263, 3237, 

3344, 3781, 3927, 3936 

Bourdieu, Pierre 2835 

Boursier, Louise Bourgeois 1500 

Bowlby, John 3318, 3331 

Boyden, Mabel 3885 

Boyle, Robert 1706, 1709, 1721 

Bradbury, John 2004 

Bradley, James 1915 

Bradley, Mary Hastings 3285 

Bradwardine, Thomas 1115 

Bragg, William Lawrence 3119 

Brahe, Tycho 705, 1391, 1404, 1409, 

1420, 1421, 1629, 1673 

Brahmagupta 778 

Brain 417, 2030, 2552, 2555, 2561, 

2564, 3302, 3900–3902, 3908– 

3910, 3962 

Brain localization 419, 844, 2036, 

2554, 2556, 2557, 2560, 2562, 3304 

Brazil 195, 222, 492, 812, 1583, 1622, 

2009, 2081, 2163, 2174, 2290, 

2366, 2473, 2492, 2550, 2574, 

2668, 2681, 2731, 2733, 2764, 

2773, 2844, 2872, 2911, 2914, 

2945, 2996, 2999, 3045, 3194, 

3196, 3198, 3274, 3292, 3306, 

3450, 3477, 3506, 3513, 3528, 

3534, 3539, 3548, 3551, 3581, 

3865, 3938, 3956, 3976, 3977, 

3982, 3989, 4094 

Breast cancer 3954 

Breast feeding 2668 

Breeding 773, 2978, 3275, 3658, 4109 

Brenner, Sydney 3878 

Breuer, Josef 2569 

Bridges 663 

British Association for the 

Advancement of Science 2222, 

2505 

British Columbia (Canada) 3856 

British East India Company 2439 

British Isles 899 

British Museum. Natural History 

3201 

British Society for the Study of Sex 

Psychology 3330 

Brno (Czech Republic) 3031 

Brno University 3031 

Broadcasting, radio and television 

2928, 2932, 3002, 3174, 3617, 

3631, 3638, 4036, 4059, 4063, 4087 

Broch, Hermann 3024 

Broglie, Louis Victor Pierre Raymond 

de 3096 

Bronn, Heinrich Georg 2518 

Bronze 761, 762 

Broom, Robert 2952 

Brose, Henry L. 3099 

Brożek, Jan 1613 

Brueghel, Jan the Elder 1295, 1469 

Bruno, Giordano 1296, 1337, 1338, 

1411, 1413, 1418, 1591, 1671 

Brussels (Belgium) 183, 3196 

Bryan, William Jennings 2888 

Buch, Leopold von 2418 

Buckland, William 2472 

Buddhism 284, 747, 752, 786, 3480 

Buenos Aires (Argentina) 67, 3408, 

3469 

Buffon, Georges Louis Leclerc de 

1972, 2007, 2008, 2017, 2022 

Building construction 764 

Building engineering 519 

Bulgaria 53, 2381, 3159 

Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm von 2141 

Buonsignori, Stefano 1451 

Buridan, Jean 420, 1011, 1012, 1034, 

1047, 1069, 1102, 1106, 1109, 

1126, 1144, 1150, 1151, 1202 

Burke, Edmund 2070 

Burke, Kenneth 2927 

Burkitt, Miles 3378 

Burley, Walter 1004, 1043, 1124, 

1137 

Burmeister, Hermann Konrad 2429, 

2518 

Burnet, Thomas 1715 

Burroughs, William 3736 

Burton, Richard Francis, Sir 2119 

Burton, Robert 1786 

Busard, Hubertus L.L. 90 

Business and commerce 2835, 3310, 

3919, 4015, 4018, 4054


Butenandt, Adolf 2909 

Butterflies 3254 

Büttner, Christian Wilhelm 2048 

Byzantium 256, 651, 652, 654–664, 

848, 908 

C 

Cabala 1326, 1328 

Cabanis, Pierre Jean Georges 2030, 

2031 

Cabeo, Niccolo 1445 

Cable, submarine 2468 

Cable, transatlantic 2468 

Cabral de Almeida, José Carlos 3946 

Cabré Aguiló, Juan 3377 

Cady, Walter G. 3605 

Cahours, Auguste, 2346 

Calculus 266, 277, 682, 1654, 1878, 

1889, 1892, 1894, 1895, 1901, 

1902, 1904, 1905, 1910, 2099, 

2269, 2286, 2288 

Calcutta (India) 775 

Calendars 547, 602, 686, 694, 696– 

698, 702, 707–712, 718, 721, 969, 

1123, 1393 

California (U.S.) 3062, 3655, 3777, 

3857, 3933 

California Academy of Sciences 3777 

Calvin, Jean 1390 

Cambridge Platonists 1632 

Cambridge University 284, 1133, 

2316, 2497, 3119, 3378 

Cameras 4086 

Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament 

2967, 3757 

Campanella, Tommaso 1458 

Campano, Giovanni 262 

Campbell, Alfred Walter 3300 

Camper, Petrus 1861, 2010 

Canada 318, 365, 485, 813, 2092, 

2093, 2159, 2436, 2442, 2452, 

2680, 2712, 2745, 2790, 2820, 

3002, 3169, 3211, 3215, 3216, 

3218, 3309, 3324, 3385, 3426, 

3471, 3580, 3603, 3702, 3832, 

3833, 3835, 3852, 3853, 3928, 

3986, 4070 

Canadian Red Cross 2712 

Canals see Marine engineering; 

canals; waterways, 2465, 2838 

Canary Islands 2422, 2605 

Cancer; tumors 914, 2052, 2663, 

3386, 3389, 3418, 3419, 3430, 

3552, 3557, 3935, 3990, 4012 

Canguilhem, Georges 83, 150 

Cannibalism 1583 

Cantelli, Francesco Paolo 3041 

Canterzani, Sebastiano 1882, 1883 

Capital punishment 2737 

Capitalism 2910, 2933 

Capuano, Francesco 1423 

Caravaggio, Pietro Paolo 271 

Carbo, Gisbertus 1520 

Carbon dating 2977 

Cardano, Girolamo 1339, 1387 

Caribbean 482, 1995, 2049 

Carl August, Grand Duke of 

Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach 1967 

Carl-Gustav Rossby 3173 

Carnap, Rudolf 3006, 3011 

Carnegie Institution of Washington 

3172, 3438 

Carroll, Lewis 2204 

Carson, Rachel Louise 3843 

Cartan, Élie Joseph 3023, 3036 

Cartan, Henri 3022 

Carter, Elizabeth 1565, 1587 

Carter, Henry Vandyke 2694 

Cartesianism 1647, 1742, 1751, 1772 

Carthage 2047 

Cartier, Jacques 813 

Cartography 15, 334, 336, 339, 343, 

624, 625, 627, 736, 796, 805, 899, 

900, 1177–1179, 1185, 1186, 1419, 

1448–1450, 1454, 1724, 1727, 

1890, 1919, 1991, 1993, 1996, 

1999, 2170, 2227, 2312, 2426, 

2432, 2435, 2437, 3190, 3191 

Cartwright, Nancy 125 

Case studies 1775, 2596, 2728 

Cassius Felix 932, 936 

Castelli, Benedetto 1693 

Castration 2646 

Castro, Josué de 3542 

Catalan language 1155, 1378 

Catalogs see Tables; catalogs; lists 

Catalonia (Spain) 227, 1809, 2101, 

2134, 2135, 2236, 2265, 2350, 

2398, 2445, 2502, 2528, 2761, 

2805, 2823, 2840, 2858, 2877, 

2906, 2956, 3033, 3117, 3157, 

3165, 3240, 3444 

Categories (philosophy) 256 

Catholic University of Ireland 

(Dublin) 2634 

Cattle 2104, 4109 

Catullus, Gaius Valerius 878 

Caucasus Mountains (Russia, 

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia) 635, 

2408 

Cauchy, Augustin Louis 2277, 2286, 

2288 

Causality 986, 1015, 1016, 1033, 

1036, 1043, 1072, 1638, 1669, 

3120, 3333 

Cautery 923 

Cauvet, Philippe Désiré 2788 

Cavaillès, Jean 3021 

Cavalieri, Francesco Bonaventura 

1089 

Cave paintings 716 

Cavendish, Margaret, Duchess of 

Newcastle 1573, 1574, 1631, 1644 

Cayley, Arthur 2299 

Celestial maps; star catalogs 696, 706, 

720, 1405, 1419, 1680, 1919 

Celestial mechanics 607, 704, 705, 

1413, 1423, 1670, 1676, 1894 

Cellular automata 3639 

Cellular biology 2532, 2663, 2669, 

3881, 3887 

Celsus, Aulus Cornelius 914, 923 

Cemeteries 3507 

Census tabulation 3654 

Central America 2616 

Central Asia 3364 

Central Europe 984, 1805, 2458 

Central Institute of Beiping 3102 

Centre National de la Recherche 

Scientifique (France) 3747 

Centrifuges 3153 

Ceramics 1544 

Ceramics; pottery 3368 

Certainty; uncertainty 1445, 1656, 

3987 

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 1509 

Cesarean section 801, 2071 

Cesi, Federico 1463, 1555 

Chagas Filho, Carlos 2872, 3274 

Chagas, Carlos 3274 

Chagas, Evandro 3274 

Chalcidius 1079 

Chambers, Robert 2258 

Champier, Symphorien 1494 

Champlain, Samuel de 1448 

Champollion, Jean François 2209 

Chance, Michael Robin Alexander, 

3575 

Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan 3065 

Change in science see Development 

of science; change in science 

Change in technology see 

Development of technology; 

change in technology 

Chaos theory; chaotic behavior 4100 

Chaotic behavior see Chaos theory; 

chaotic behavior 

Character see Personality; character 

Charcoal and charcoal industry 367 

Charcot, Jean Martin 2651, 2670 

Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor 

1289 

Charles, Jacques Alexandre César 

2110 

Charles-Augustin Vandermonde 405, 

406 

Charleton, Walter 1755, 1756 

Chauliac, Guy de 1222, 1242, 1244 

Chebyshev, Pafnutii Lvovich 2270 

Cheeseman, Thomas Frederick, 2448 

Chelini, Domenico 2269 

Chemical affinity 311, 1937, 1938, 

1947, 1952, 2363 

Chemical drugs 500, 1796, 2343, 

2782, 2803, 3577 

Chemical elements 1954, 1966, 2339, 

2349, 2351, 2378, 2382, 3143, 

3147, 3151 

Chemical industry 2350, 2377, 2875, 

2901, 2912, 3161 

Chemical pollution 3460, 3839 

Chemical synthesis 2382, 2784 

Chemical technology 1313, 1610 

Chemical warfare 2964 

Chemical weapons 2960, 2963, 3159 

Chemistry 127, 207, 224, 301, 303– 

314, 495, 530, 726, 733, 848, 1152, 

1153, 1701–1706, 1710, 1819, 

1833, 1852, 1932, 1936–1971, 

1974, 2085, 2089, 2109, 2110, 

2118, 2140, 2150, 2223, 2334– 

2342, 2344–2352, 2354–2372, 

2374–2376, 2378–2383, 2798, 

2800, 2802, 2803, 2919, 2974, 

3008, 3130, 3132–3146, 3148– 

3152, 3154–3164, 3461, 3576, 

3809–3816 

Cheng, Dawei 1660 

Chesapeake Bay (North America) 

1798 

Chevreul, Michel Eugène 2345, 2346 

Chiang, Kai-shek 2966 

Chicago (Illinois, U.S.) 183, 3341, 

3349 

Child development 1210, 3314, 3354, 

3522, 3548 

Childbirth 801, 1242, 1760, 2071, 

2625, 2629, 2665, 2774, 3385, 

3423, 3502, 3514, 3536 

Childe, Vere Gordon 3371 

Children 2639, 3324, 3913, 3976, 

3986 

Children’s diseases 478, 493, 1764, 

3549, 3974


Chile 2409, 2606, 3514, 3656 

Chilmark, John 1061 

China 5, 65, 80, 88, 104, 284, 349, 

424, 505, 546, 547, 549, 558, 666, 

670, 671, 673–675, 677, 679–682, 

684, 686, 689–695, 697–704, 706– 

711, 713–717, 719–722, 725, 727– 

732, 734, 735, 739–741, 744, 745, 

748–750, 752–757, 759, 762–769, 

771–773, 831, 1180, 1450, 1455, 

1592, 1660, 1717, 1727, 2074, 

2142, 2280, 2353, 2355, 2487, 

2627, 2715, 2717, 2718, 2759, 

2850, 2900, 2925, 2944, 2966, 

2974, 2986, 2989, 3019, 3050, 

3102, 3112, 3126, 3129, 3163, 

3164, 3166, 3182, 3183, 3186, 

3187, 3192, 3193, 3222, 3239, 

3251, 3284, 3320, 3321, 3373, 

3455, 3467, 3468, 3511, 3525, 

3529, 3535, 3536, 3540, 3546, 

3563, 3608, 3629, 3630, 3686, 

3712, 3773, 3799, 3812, 3861, 

3866, 3997, 4110 

Chinese Academy of Sciences 57, 64, 

3193, 3773 

Chlorine 1950, 2369 

Chocolate and chocolate industry 

1794 

Cholera 454, 486, 2652, 2713, 2750, 

2772, 2929 

Christianity 231, 379, 650, 651, 820, 

957, 961, 967, 1160, 1226, 1239, 

1263, 1300, 1596, 2211, 2214, 

3311, 3915, 4071 

Christina, Queen of Sweden 1565 

Christine de Pizan 1631 

Chromosomes 3877 

Chronology see History as a 

discipline; chronology; study of the 

past 

Chudeau, René 3181 

Church history 257, 962, 968, 1225 

Cinema see Motion pictures; cinema; 

movies 

Cinematography 177, 3305, 3325, 

3497 

Cinico, Giovanni Marco 1447 

Cipher machines 3634, 3635, 3647 

Cipriano de São José, Frei 2009 

Circadian rhythms 2689 

Circulation of the blood 1586, 1772 

Citation analysis 2264, 3816, 3884 

Citizenship 2753 

Civiale, Aimé 2388 

Civil defense 3727 

Civil engineering 1275, 2765, 2767, 

2808, 2811, 2818, 2827, 2838, 

3216, 3587, 3614 

Civil War (Spain, 1936-1939) 2956, 

3033, 3547, 3569, 3615 

Civil War (United States, 1861-1865) 

2641, 2693 

Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.) 

3223 

Cladistic analysis 394 

Clairaut, Alexis Claude 1930 

Clark, Grahame 3378 

Clarke, Samuel 1596 

Classification 1141, 1925, 2424, 2430, 

3399, 3745, 3795 

Classification in biology 245, 374, 

635, 739, 758, 1743, 1855, 2019, 

2028, 2048, 2441, 2446, 2456, 

2488, 2491, 2494, 2589 

Classification of diseases see 

Nosology; classification of diseases 

Classification of knowledge 571, 

1073, 1283, 2011 

Clavius, Christopher 684, 1366, 1373, 

1660, 1674 

Cleanrooms 4029 

Clement VI, Pope 1051 

Climate and climatology 73, 350, 654, 

1305, 1446, 1720, 1977, 2030, 

2384, 2395, 2396, 2401, 3167, 

3175, 3659, 3704, 3818, 3847, 

3848, 3852 

Climate change 2396, 3659 

Clinical medicine 2671, 3957 

Clinical psychology 422, 481, 1265, 

1785, 2075, 2077–2079, 2721– 

2724, 2727, 2731, 2738, 2742, 

3321, 3469, 3476–3479, 3481, 

3483, 3487, 3488, 3491, 3493– 

3496, 3498, 3500, 3964, 3965, 

3967–3970, 3974, 3975 

Clinical trials 2782, 3403, 3577, 3744, 

4003, 4009 

Clinics 3476 

Clocks 413, 648 

Cloning of organisms 3275, 3731 

Clothing and dress 553, 1216, 2159, 

3813 

Clothing industry 3813 

Club of Rome 3827 

Clubs see Invisible colleges; clubs 

Coal and coal mining 2465, 3207 

Coastal mapping 1174, 1454 

Cocaine 2785, 2801 

Cockayne, Leonard 3250 

Codes and cryptography 3027, 3634, 

3635, 3647, 4082 

Coffee 1794 

Cognition 420, 909, 983, 1265, 1327 

Cognitive psychology 148, 420, 910, 

2579, 3329 

Cognitive science 2721, 3643 

Cohn, Bernard S. 431 

Coins; medals; seals 465, 933, 2063 

Cold War 2870, 2895, 2954, 3175, 

3520, 3644, 3672, 3686, 3704, 

3717, 3741, 3754, 3761, 3762, 

3764, 3770, 3771, 3825, 3848, 

3920, 3921, 3923, 3924, 3930, 

4016, 4019, 4028, 4038, 4042, 

4046, 4057 

Cole, Grenville Arthur James 2403 

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 2654 

Collected correspondence 1355, 1920, 

2136–2138, 2140, 2141, 2513, 

2808, 2878, 3160 

Collected works 2878, 3100 

Collections 371 

Collective biographies 29, 333, 340, 

341, 2267, 2368, 2374, 3154 

Collectors and collecting 238, 243, 

476, 1307, 1467, 1567, 1606, 1736, 

1737, 1739, 2000, 2012, 2013, 

2016, 2228, 2231, 2428, 2455, 

2458, 2497, 3194, 3247, 3248, 3251 

Collège de France, Paris 495, 2144, 

2348 

Collingwood, W. G. 2622 

Collins, Wilkie 2201 

Colloid chemistry 3142 

Colombia 2250, 2326, 3104, 3387 

Colonialism 185, 220, 482, 527, 544, 

548, 550, 551, 557, 770, 774, 776, 

777, 784, 785, 789, 811, 815, 824, 

826–828, 1566, 1762, 1995, 2013, 

2073, 2074, 2119, 2391, 2696, 

2705, 2735, 2740, 2751, 2773, 

2776, 2777, 2813, 2846, 2857, 

2862, 2886, 2993, 3141, 3178, 

3205, 3293, 3369, 3409, 3532, 

3550, 3553, 3577, 3590, 3617, 

3659, 3661, 3664 

Color 424, 1149 

Color theory 1171 

Colorado (U.S.) 3793 

Colorado River (North America) 3206 

Columbia University (New York City) 

3352, 3808 

Combustion; fire 365 

Comets; meteors; meteorites 1402, 

1678 

Commemorations see Memorials; 

commemorations 

Commentaries 470, 588, 615, 629, 

867, 909, 915, 1029, 1037, 1046, 

1048, 1053, 1057, 1080, 1104, 

1187, 1351, 1423, 1517 

Commercialization 187, 3708 

Commonwealth Scientific and 

Industrial Research Organization 

(Australia) 3648 

Communication 1535, 2010, 3649 

Communication of scientific ideas 29, 

184, 394, 554, 976, 1817, 2035, 

2161, 2887, 3687, 3689, 3692, 3870 

Communication technology 237, 507, 

1802, 2188, 2834, 2844, 2846, 

2856, 2857, 3631, 3638, 3646, 

3649, 4026, 4031, 4036, 4062, 

4065, 4067, 4073, 4083, 4085, 

4087, 4092, 4099, 4104 

Communication within scientific 

contexts 163, 237, 252, 978, 1775, 

2123, 2194, 2616, 2695, 2831, 

2996, 2999, 3616, 3689, 3745, 

3783, 3785, 3819, 3884, 4122 

Communications, digital 528, 537, 

4072, 4080 

Communism 3686, 3712, 3773, 4041 

Compact discs 4025 

Company of Barber Surgeons 

(London) 1493, 1496 

Comparative anatomy 1748, 2028, 

2117, 3263 

Complementarity 113 

Complexity 131 

Computational sciences 2296, 3639 

Computed tomography imaging 417, 

3959 

Computer games 36 

Computer graphics 212 

Computer industry 3636, 4055, 4056, 

4103 

Computer media 4061, 4089, 4098 

Computer networks 4070, 4104 

Computer science 36, 265, 533–536, 

2853, 3632, 3634, 3635, 3637, 

3640–3645, 3647, 3648, 3864, 

3955, 4052, 4053, 4060, 4061, 

4064, 4068, 4069, 4071, 4072, 

4075–4078, 4080–4082, 4084, 

4088, 4089, 4091, 4093–4097, 

4100–4102 

Computer simulations 3173, 3184, 

3821, 3926, 4096


Computers and computing 528, 532, 

537, 1111, 2852, 3027, 3636, 3640, 

3642, 3645, 3729, 3766, 3894, 

3901, 3955, 4052, 4053, 4056, 

4057, 4061, 4077, 4097, 4099, 4104 

Computers and computing, analog 

533 

Comte, Auguste 2633 

Concentration camps 235 

Conchology 2471 

Condillac, Étienne Bonnot de 1645 

Condorcet, Jean Antoine Nicolas 

Caritat, Marquis de 272, 1844, 

1902, 2043 

Conference proceedings 13, 69, 249, 

283, 304, 319, 324, 326, 419, 442, 

463, 464, 862, 949, 951, 973, 990, 

1010, 1097, 1122, 1174, 1240, 

1284, 1345, 1425, 1482, 1598, 

1804, 1809, 1852, 2117, 2859, 

2871, 2969, 3078 

Confucianism 690, 744 

Congenital diseases 3402 

Congresses, conferences, and 

meetings 324, 1804, 1810, 2551, 

2611, 2994, 3018, 3292 

Congreve, William 1957 

Conic sections 583, 1896 

Connecticut (U.S.) 2755 

Consciousness 1207, 1753, 2031, 

2570, 3916 

Conservation biology 360, 2453, 

3202, 3838 

Conservation of energy (physical 

concept) 2164, 3013 

Conservation of natural resources 

2014, 2384, 2862, 3200, 3220, 

3221, 3224, 3230, 3231, 3830, 3831 

Conservatism (political ideology) 

3859 

Constantinus Africanus 915 

Constellations; zodiac 709, 720 

Constructivism see Social 

construction; constructivism 

Consumers and consumerism 369, 

528, 3487, 3595, 3996, 4005, 4025 

Contingency (philosophy) 2258 

Continuity 1248, 1648, 1933 

Contraception see Birth control; 

contraception; sterilization 

Control systems 3588 

Controversies and disputes 16, 165, 

383, 385, 390, 683, 714, 1377, 

1593, 1891, 2303, 2505, 2510, 

2632, 2719, 2888, 3065, 3273, 

3289, 3318, 3325, 3791, 3801, 

3804, 3838, 3872, 3886, 3893, 

3933, 3942, 3943, 4106, 4108 

Conway, Anne 1633 

Cooley, Charles Horton 3351 

Cope, Arthur Clay 3162 

Copenhagen (Denmark) 476, 1741 

Copernicanism 226, 705, 1290, 1392, 

1404, 1421, 1426, 1442, 1593, 

1675, 1676 

Copernicus, Nicolaus 1290, 1396, 

1397, 1400, 1401, 1408, 1410, 

1412, 1413, 1423, 1442, 1673 

Copper and copper industry 768, 1703 

Copyright law 205 

Corbechon, Jean 1198 

Coriolis Effect 300 

Corporations 3440 

Correspondence and corresponding 

250, 595, 1335, 1599, 1604, 1616, 

1747, 1858, 1860, 1866, 1891, 

1908, 1949, 2010, 2139, 2222, 

2261, 2281, 2285, 2345, 2448, 

2869, 2879, 2908, 3031, 3038, 

3043, 3093, 3568 

Cosmetics; perfumes 2981 

Cosmic background radiation 3796 

Cosmogony 961, 1122, 1715, 2889 

Cosmography 1121, 1416, 1458, 1683 

Cosmology 282, 283, 547, 577, 599, 

604, 605, 607, 653, 695, 704, 705, 

711, 713, 716, 737, 804, 850, 853, 

889, 890, 954–956, 961, 964, 993, 

1013, 1021, 1024, 1081, 1117, 

1119, 1122, 1123, 1126, 1159, 

1163, 1165, 1290, 1337, 1350, 

1391, 1394–1397, 1400, 1401, 

1403, 1404, 1408–1412, 1417, 

1418, 1423, 1548, 1591, 1616, 

1663, 1670, 1673, 1675–1679, 

1681, 1684, 1912, 1915, 1917, 

1918, 1921, 2302, 2305, 2382, 

3054–3056, 3059, 3061, 3062, 

3794, 3796 

Costa, Manual Amoroso 3045 

Costa, Newton C. A. da 3045 

Coste, Pierre 1928 

Cotton industry 3657 

Coulomb, Charles Augustin de 1697 

Councils and synods 1019 

Court sponsored science 1310, 1538 

Court sponsored science; patronage 

584, 1345, 1447, 1606, 1701, 1967, 

2063 

Courts and courtiers 1422, 1792 

Couturat, Louis 2285 

Cowley, Abraham 1575 

Cracow (Poland) 1325, 1613, 2237 

Crafts and craftsmen 512, 561, 789, 

1543, 1544, 1615, 1637, 1960 

Craik, Kenneth James William 3633 

Craniometry 2664 

Creationism 115, 228, 233, 372, 392, 

393, 1715, 2948, 3753, 3872 

Creativity; genius 151, 160, 169, 2931 

Crick, Francis 3884 

Crime 3722, 3986 

Criminal justice departments see 

Police; criminal justice departments 

Criminal law 1525, 1865, 2742, 3478, 

3891, 3909 

Criminology 488, 2588, 2724, 2737, 

3391, 3720, 3968 

Croatia 2879 

Croll, James 2396 

Crombie, Alistair Cameroon 3810 

Crookes, William 2255 

Cross, C. Whitman 2424 

Cross-cultural comparison 235, 284, 

349, 424, 543, 545–547, 549, 557, 

558, 584, 590, 648, 748, 767, 804, 

805, 828, 1717, 1769, 2759, 4097 

Cross-cultural interaction; cultural 

influence 5, 349, 471, 473, 543, 

545, 549, 550, 552–554, 556–558, 

562, 563, 584, 608, 648, 653, 667, 

669, 681, 684, 714, 715, 737, 741, 

756, 770, 774, 775, 779, 785, 787, 

794, 803, 805, 806, 810, 814, 816, 

828, 943, 992, 1132, 1183, 1226, 

1450, 1592, 1660, 1727, 1732, 

1739, 1819, 1995, 1998, 2073, 

2123, 2132, 2142, 2211, 2353, 

2404, 2439, 2487, 2563, 2582, 

2628, 2646, 2715, 2718, 2744, 

2769, 2846, 2851, 2857, 2903, 

3098, 3284, 3339, 3388, 3468, 

3480, 3532, 3536, 3617, 3930, 4110 

Cross-national comparison 548, 768, 

2469, 3060, 3104, 3296, 3349, 

3588, 3610, 3954, 3999 

Cross-national interaction 57, 649, 

689, 1793, 2010, 2123, 2217, 2434, 

2605, 2655, 2669, 2695, 2867, 

2900, 3019, 3025, 3053, 3060, 

3111, 3173, 3183, 3187, 3278, 

3281, 3373, 3432, 3450, 3453, 

3513, 3656, 3686, 3858, 4057 

Crusades 1186 

Crystallography 3888 

Cuba 2745, 2751, 2793, 2815, 3980 

Cudworth, Ralph 1630 

Cultural anthropology 431, 436, 957, 

1216, 2594, 2595, 2597, 3354– 

3356, 3897, 3929 

Cultural influence see Cross-cultural 

interaction; cultural influence 

Cultural Revolution (20th century, 

China) 3320, 3773 

Culture concept (anthropology) 3355 

Cuneiform inscriptions 834, 847 

Curie, Marie Sklodowska 2357 

Curiosities and wonders 1737, 1760, 

2000 

Cusanus, Nicolaus 997, 1069, 1367, 

1454 

Cushing, Frank Hamilton 2609 

Cushing, Harvey 1288 

Cuvier, Georges, Baron de 395, 2413 

Cybernetics 3633, 3643, 3918, 4033, 

4068, 4076 

Cyborgs see Automata; robotics; 

cyborgs 

Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien de 1671 

Cytogenetics 3946 

Czech Republic 3291 

Czechoslovakia 1331 

Czerwiakowski, Rafal, 2062 

D 

d’Ascoli, Cecco 1036 

Da Câmara, Manuel 1811 

Da Fermo, Venanzio 1501 

Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mandé 2336 

Daguerreotype 2336 

Dairy industry 3663, 3666 

Dalton, John 2338 

Dams 2818, 3206, 3216 

Dana, James Dwight 2402 

Danish Deep-Sea Expedition Round 

the World, 1950-52 3189 

Dante Alighieri 954–956, 966, 1171, 

1205, 3055 

Danube river 328 

Darquier, Antoine 1921 

Darwin, Charles Galton 3108 

Darwin, Charles Robert 31, 39, 61, 

230, 372, 387, 388, 395, 399, 401, 

469, 1827, 2029, 2112, 2143, 2148, 

2167, 2168, 2194, 2200, 2206, 

2251, 2256, 2258, 2259, 2399, 

2414, 2431, 2438, 2447, 2455, 

2474, 2482, 2485, 2490, 2493, 

2497, 2501, 2503, 2506, 2508, 

2509, 2511, 2512, 2516, 2517, 

2519, 2523, 2527, 2572, 3873 

Darwin, Erasmus 2072, 2192, 2573 

Darwin, George Howard 2311


Darwinism 61, 225, 372, 381, 383, 

385, 390, 393, 395, 396, 399, 403, 

433, 438, 1836, 2137, 2171, 2186, 

2187, 2210, 2211, 2213, 2450, 

2455, 2502, 2506, 2509, 2511, 

2513, 2514, 2516, 2519, 2520, 

2534, 2539, 3258, 3262, 3266, 

3267, 3269, 3295, 3300, 3751, 

3868, 3869 

Data analysis 1720, 3817 

Databases 17, 375, 488 

Dau, Leda 3865 

Davenport, Harold 2276 

Davidson, Ellis Abraham 2210 

Dávila, Pedro Franco 2016 

Davy, Humphry 2182, 2360 

Dawkins, Richard 3873 

De Bertereau, Martine 1713 

De Brahm, John Gerar William 1996 

de Hollanda, Hortênsia Hurpia 3977 

De Luna, Guillaume 1351 

De Morgan, Augustus 2275, 2292 

De Quincey, Thomas 2654 

De Vasconcellos, Marina 3929 

De Witt, Simeon, 1756-1834 1919 

Deafness 3427 

Dear, Peter (1958- ) 1559 

Death see Development; growth; life; 

death, 3346, 3947 

Debus, Allen G. 85, 106 

Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds 2839, 

3147, 3237, 4104 

Dedekind, Richard 265 

Dee, John 1321, 1663 

Definition of human; human nature 

225, 381, 435, 871, 912, 919, 1065, 

1828, 2034, 2042, 2259, 2551, 

2580, 2618 

Defoe, Daniel 215, 1827 

Deforestation 367, 2468 

Degeneration 2017, 2030, 2738 

Deleuze, Gilles 198 

Delft (Netherlands) 2976 

Delgado, Nery 2390 

Della Porta, Giovan Battista 1317, 

1489 

Democracy 203, 276, 2985, 3528, 

3687, 3707, 3924, 3933, 4090, 

4094, 4098 

Democritos of Abdera 890, 895 

Demography; population research 

467, 642, 3020, 3335, 3344, 3827 

Demonology see Witchcraft; 

demonology, 982, 983, 1330, 1331, 

1486 

Demonstration see Performance; 

demonstration 

Déneuve, Dorothée 2660 

Denmark 2157, 2734, 3189, 3255, 

3576, 3610, 3700, 3718 

Dennett, Daniel Clement 3873 

Dennison, David Mathias 3137 

Dental hygiene 2639 

Dentistry 449, 458, 1518, 2249, 

2639–2641, 2666, 2677, 2681, 

2693, 2700, 2703, 2719, 2921, 

3395, 3417, 3431, 3448, 3449, 

3466, 3778, 3956 

Depression 3481, 3495, 4000, 4004, 

4009 

Depuch, Louis 2430 

Dermatology 2662 

Descartes, René 257, 420, 1627–1629, 

1635, 1636, 1639, 1649, 1655, 

1657, 1709, 1722, 1723, 1740, 

1751, 1756, 1772 

Design 508, 529, 1540 

Designing see Drawing; designing 

Despine, Charles-Humbert-Antoine 

2728 

Determinism 122, 290, 3003 

Deutsche Museum 3625 

Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft 

(DPG) 3095 

Developing countries 555 

Development of science; change in 

science 137, 139, 144, 148, 670, 

888, 1281, 1554, 1900, 3056, 3640 

Development of technology; change 

in technology 528 

Development; growth; life; death 456, 

1505, 1829, 3242 

Developmental biology 375 

Developmental psychology; pediatrics 

and psychology 3331 

Dewar, James 2349 

Dhombres, Jean 107 

Diabetes mellitus 478, 809, 2626, 

3435, 3580 

Diagnosis 448, 1258, 1784, 2079, 

2080, 2692, 2725, 3381, 3475, 

3481, 3954, 3959, 3989 

Diagrams 833, 1291, 1378, 1415 

Dialectical materialism 2590 

Diaries 2002, 3204 

Dick, Philip K. 3286, 3621, 3733 

Diderot, Denis 1877, 1937, 1955, 

1961, 2018 

Dietetics see Nutrition; dietetics 

Dietrich von Freiberg 963, 999, 1003, 

1013, 1038, 1040, 1146, 1207 

Dieulafoy, Georges 2687 

Differential and integral equations 

1888, 1892, 1911 

Differential equations 1889, 1898, 

1902, 3014 

Diffusion of innovation; diffusion of 

knowledge 552, 715, 724, 743, 750, 

2711, 2850 

Diffusion of knowledge see Diffusion 

of innovation; diffusion of 

knowledge 

Digital cameras 4086 

Dillard, Annie 2460 

Dinosaurs 2451, 3255 

Diodorus Cronus 1045 

Dionysius, the Carthusian 1008 

Diophantos of Alexandria 837, 1108, 

1372 

Dioscorides, Pedanios 644, 905, 940, 

1274 

Diplomacy see Foreign relations; 

diplomacy 

Dirac, Paul Adrien Maurice 3080 

Dirigibles see Airships; dirigibles 

Disabilities; handicaps 492, 3609 

Disability technology 3944 

Disasters 328, 734, 1984, 2397, 2820, 

3839 

Discipline formation 70, 78, 80, 255, 

325, 1283, 1814, 1923, 1962, 1963, 

2165, 2263, 2283, 2304, 2318, 

2347, 2354, 2536, 2586, 2588, 

2630, 2670, 2677, 2688, 2693, 

2711, 2783, 3003, 3257, 3265, 

3277, 3278, 3282, 3353, 3362, 

3401, 3416, 3463, 3656, 3814, 

3876, 3879, 3880, 3897, 3919, 

3925, 4039 

Discovery in medicine 2650, 2921, 

3386, 3583 

Discovery in science 282, 1460, 1950, 

1966, 1983, 2146, 2321, 2332, 

2339, 2351, 2367, 2378, 2795, 3151 

Disease and diseases 452, 454, 460, 

464, 467, 468, 478, 490, 491, 557, 

655, 784, 818, 908, 1235, 1237, 

1245, 1255, 1258, 1263, 1264, 

1521, 1766, 1768, 1770, 1783, 

2074, 2088, 2528, 2547, 2624, 

2638, 2642, 2654, 2671, 2673, 

2707, 2708, 2752, 2753, 2760, 

2766, 2772, 3381, 3399, 3418, 

3421, 3433, 3435, 3456, 3467, 

3518, 3521, 3540, 3653, 3934, 

3941, 3943, 3950, 3987, 3991, 

3993, 4110 

Dissection 927, 1497, 1771, 2540, 

2674, 2678 

Distillation 1798, 2109 

Divination 799, 1322, 2254 

DNA 2535, 2898, 3720, 3877, 3884, 

3889, 3891, 3894 

Dobzhansky, Theodosius 3256 

Doctors see Physicians; doctors 

Doctrine of signatures 661 

Dollond, John 1848 

Domes 646 

Donne, John 1575 

Douglas, Mary 109 

Dow Chemical 2377 

Dowsing 1713 

Drainage; irrigation 826, 829, 2397, 

2464, 2470 

Drama, dance, and performing arts 

218, 219, 461, 1767, 1828, 2158, 

2933, 3095 

Drawing; designing 2489, 2623 

Dreams 799, 847, 1485 

Drebbel, Cornelis van 1636 

Dredging 2222 

Dresden (Germany) 1310, 1609, 1611, 

1971 

Drexel University 1916 

Driesch, Hans Adolf Eduard 2533 

Drosophila 3259 

Drought 2395, 2397 

Du Bois, William Edward B. 2939 

Du Bois-Reymond, Emil Heinrich 

2164 

Du Chesne, Joseph 1437 

Du, Yaquan 2355 

Dualism 376 

Dublin (Ireland) 2634 

Dubois, Raphaël 2795 

Duchamp, Marcel 271 

Dudgeon, John 2759 

Duhem, Pierre 1150, 1640 

Dühring, Eugen 2164 

Duke University 1235 

Dumas, Jean Baptiste André 2346 

Dumont, Fernand 87 

Dunant, Jean Henri 2224 

Dunikowski, Zbigniew 3147 

Duns Scotus, Johannes 961, 1008, 

1034, 1055, 1058, 1077, 1089, 

1090, 1208 

Dürer, Albrecht 1419 

Dutch East India Company 1846, 

2457 

Dutton, Clarence Edward 2412 

Dyes 424, 1702 

Dyes, natural 726, 1819, 2867 

Dyes, synthetic 1819, 1948, 1949, 

3158


Dyes; painting; bleaching 1960, 2369 

Dygon, John 1388 

Dynamics 892 

Dyson Perrins Laboratory (Oxford 

University) 3135 

E 

e (the number) 1904 

Ear, nose, throat surgery 3427 

Earth (planet) 331, 1676 

Earth Day 3855 

Earth sciences 2, 317, 318, 323, 325– 

330, 351, 371, 621, 622, 734, 898, 

1168–1170, 1172, 1442–1446, 

1541, 1595, 1606, 1709, 1712– 

1719, 1721, 1722, 1740, 1741, 

1751, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1979, 

1980, 1982–1984, 1986, 2022, 

2096, 2257, 2384, 2385, 2389, 

2391, 2392, 2395–2401, 2404, 

2406, 2407, 2409, 2413, 2417– 

2421, 2423, 2424, 2430, 2471, 

2851, 3165, 3169–3171, 3173, 

3174, 3178, 3183, 3236, 3817– 

3823 

Earthquakes 1361, 1716, 1976, 2385 

East Africa 814, 3409, 3475 

East Asia 12, 687 

East Asia, civilization and culture 5, 

12–14, 80, 104, 547, 666–683, 

685–739, 741–766, 768–773, 1592, 

2254, 2665 

East Germany 2897, 3161, 3703, 

4043, 4044 

East Indies 544, 552 

Eastern Europe 790, 990, 3701, 3726, 

3831, 3836, 3837, 4090 

Eastman Kodak Company 3138 

Eccles, John Carew 3903 

Eckhart, Meister 1098 

Eckhout, Albert van Der 1583 

Eclipses; transits; occultations 600, 

701, 711, 3069 

École Centrale de Paris 2274 

École de Santé de Paris 2670 

École Polytechnique, Paris 272, 1905, 

2809 

Ecole supérieure de pharmacie de 

Paris 2359, 2380, 3146 

Ecology 233, 351, 354, 360, 806, 826, 

827, 1276, 2461, 2463, 2468, 3219, 

3225, 3227, 3837, 3838, 3840, 

3844, 3851 

Economic botany; plant cultivation; 

horticulture 540, 541, 1472, 2439, 

2861, 2864, 3658 

Economic growth 2833 

Economics 163, 437–439, 3028, 3047, 

3353, 3359–3361, 3789, 3930, 

3931, 4031 

Ecosystem 3210, 3840, 3841 

Ecuador 3517 

Eddington, Arthur Stanley 2951, 

3065, 3069, 3122 

Edinburgh 1854, 2720, 3965 

Edison, Thomas Alva 2146, 2816 

Editing (primary texts) 597 

Education 36, 248, 901, 1645, 1899, 

2268, 2452, 3338, 3342, 3508, 

3548, 3672, 3775, 3919, 3977, 4053 

Education, Chemical 2350 

Education, engineering 510, 2240, 

2242, 2250, 3586, 3782, 4057 

Educational psychology 2980 

Educational technology 2980, 4053 

Efficiency 3585 

Egypt 626, 643, 649, 658, 832, 833, 

841, 844–846, 848, 1164, 1255, 

1993, 2142, 2209, 2620, 2716 

Egyptian National Library, Cairo 20 

Egyptology 2209, 2601, 2620 

Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried 2527 

Ehrlich, Paul 3577 

Einhorn, Paul 1597 

Einstein, Albert 25, 2314, 2878, 2953, 

3077, 3079, 3093, 3105, 3110, 3152 

Ekinci, Salih Zeki 78, 589, 610, 2266 

Ekman, Vagn Walfrid 3180 

El Niño current 2397, 3168 

Eldredge, Niles 3871 

Elections 276, 3714 

Electric conductivity 2096 

Electric eels 2027 

Electric power industry 3602, 3845 

Electrical machines 1851 

Electricity; magnetism 1833, 1851, 

2185, 2217, 2323, 2329, 2805, 

2816, 3097, 3172, 3590, 3593 

Electrification 2805, 3590, 3602 

Electrodynamics 2330 

Electromagnetic waves; radiation 

2321, 3853 

Electromagnetism 2332, 2333, 3067, 

3075 

Electronic information resources 17, 

18, 77, 321, 375, 496, 2479, 2872, 

3783 

Electronics 3609, 4023, 4029 

Electronics industry 3605, 3609 

Electrophysiology 2027 

Elias, Norbert 3346 

Eliot, George 2198 

Elixirs 729 

Embalming 845, 846, 2064 

Embryology 375, 1512, 1742, 1872, 

2513, 2533, 3252 

Emerson, Ralph Waldo 346 

Emigration; immigration 2092, 2722, 

2760, 2890, 2897, 3339, 3462– 

3464, 3466, 3499, 3805 

Emotions; passions 49, 160, 1139, 

1205, 1214, 1483, 1584, 1755, 

1756, 2039, 2050, 2194, 2447, 

2498, 2523, 3316, 3332, 4102 

Empiricism 121, 139, 575, 926, 1472, 

1637, 1638, 1640, 1645, 1736, 

1876, 2145, 2391 

Emptiness see Vacuum; emptiness; 

nothingness 

Encyclopedias (history) 798, 901, 

944, 945, 952, 976, 1036, 1049, 

1056, 1173, 1182, 1190, 1198, 

1283, 1336, 1339, 1894, 1937– 

1939, 1942, 1947, 1953, 1955, 

1961, 1974 

Encyclopedias and dictionaries 22, 24, 

391, 392, 618, 753, 851, 1189, 

1243, 1354, 1965, 2120, 2162, 4114 

Endangered species 3846 

Endocrine surgery 448, 2052 

Endocrinology 448, 2529, 2543 

Endodontics 2700 

Energy (physics) 291, 2324, 2325, 

3013 

Energy resources and technologies 73, 

2465, 3228, 3715, 3845 

Engelbert, von Admont 1197 

Engineering 55, 518, 564, 1114, 1540, 

1797, 1809, 1810, 1931, 2099, 

2140, 2239, 2240, 2815, 2834, 

2968, 3045, 3216, 3616 

Engineering, aeronautical 3677, 3684 

Engineering, audio 4066 

Engineering, biomedical 201, 3945 

Engineering, naval 2094 

Engineering, nuclear 3229, 3603 

Engineers 510, 524, 2100, 2174, 

2242, 2811, 2841 

Engineers, aerospace 4113 

England 284, 467, 1062, 1103, 1133, 

1138, 1275, 1504, 1518, 1550, 

1626, 1726, 1783–1785, 2729, 

2765, 2767, 2783, 3084, 3522 

Enigma cipher system 3027, 3634, 

3635 

Entertainment industry 3646 

Entomology 2013, 2118, 2859, 3194, 

3738 

Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship 

2100, 2968, 3697, 3781, 4018 

Environment 196, 539, 2074, 2083, 

3191, 3347, 3735, 3826, 3850, 4045 

Environmental degradation 358, 367, 

369, 829, 2468, 3205, 3207, 3848 

Environmental ethics 189, 195, 348, 

359, 368, 507, 2460, 3219, 3829 

Environmental health; environmental 

medicine 1783, 2083, 3828 

Environmental history 56, 73, 352– 

356, 364, 366, 542, 548, 738, 807, 

1977, 2462, 2466, 2862, 3176, 

3209, 3214, 3218, 3222, 3225, 

3232, 3657, 3839, 3857, 3858 

Environmental hygiene; Human 

ecology 352, 3221 

Environmental medicine see 

Environmental health; 

environmental medicine 

Environmental pollution 358, 2469, 

2883, 3212, 3460, 3702, 3828, 

3835, 3837, 3861 

Environmental protection 196, 3200, 

3212, 3230, 3702, 3830, 3833, 

3835, 3837, 3838, 3842, 3857, 

3861, 4045 

Environmental sciences 350, 354, 

356–358, 360, 361, 365, 367, 368, 

370, 538, 542, 738, 806, 807, 817, 

826, 827, 903, 1977, 2014, 2104, 

2386, 2460–2467, 2469, 2470, 

2820, 2863, 3203, 3205, 3206, 

3208, 3210–3216, 3219–3224, 

3226–3229, 3231, 3232, 3704, 

3814, 3826–3830, 3832, 3837, 

3839–3854, 3858–3860 

Environmentalism 195, 196, 348, 357, 

359, 362, 368, 369, 903, 2460, 

2813, 2818, 3216, 3223, 3692, 

3701, 3714, 3721, 3726, 3826, 

3829, 3830, 3833–3837, 3843, 

3850, 3852, 3855, 3856, 3859, 4022 

Epicurus 866 

Epidemics 463, 486, 494, 658, 771, 

818, 1258, 1267, 1526, 1527, 2526, 

2743, 2751, 2762, 2766, 3403, 

3456, 3517, 3526, 3528, 3559, 3977 

Epidemiology 338, 494, 1221, 3398, 

3435, 3546 

Epigenesis 1872, 2020 

Epilepsy 2556, 3297


Epistemology 7, 9, 31, 119, 121, 123, 

126, 127, 141, 167, 177, 257, 383, 

396, 428, 560, 577, 578, 638, 671, 

864, 876, 1002, 1005, 1006, 1008, 

1034, 1050, 1077, 1088, 1105, 

1124, 1147, 1157, 1158, 1196, 

1228, 1381, 1445, 1511, 1562, 

1634, 1644, 1649, 1718, 1839, 

1959, 1982, 2034, 2257, 2262, 

2329, 2349, 2363, 2456, 2531, 

2670, 2887, 2894, 3009, 3010, 

3023, 3069, 3086, 3234, 3334, 

3639, 3685, 3869, 3911 

Equations and formulae 837, 1371, 

1387, 3094 

Erasmus, Desiderius 1428 

Erfurt. Universität 1011, 1070 

Erie Canal (New York) 2838 

Ernst-Haeckel-Haus, Jena 2513 

Erotianus 921, 934 

Error 126, 127, 1982, 2319, 2329, 

2349, 2531, 3086, 3150, 3639 

Eschatology see Millennialism; 

eschatology 

Escuela Nacional de Medicina de 

México 3282 

Espinas, Victor Alfred 2592 

Espionage 2867, 2895, 3761, 3771, 

4038 

Esquirol, Jean Étienne Dominique 

2736 

Essen, Louis 3084 

Estonia 3726, 3831, 3837, 4090 

Eternity 1009 

Ether 1932, 2089, 2146, 2319, 2330, 

2363, 2921 

Ethics 8, 261, 870, 872, 1347, 1358, 

1756, 2038, 2075, 2167, 2508, 

2625, 2692, 3698, 3757, 3947 

Ethnicity 2621, 2868, 2940 

Ethnobotany 808, 819 

Ethnography 549, 1758, 2048, 2572, 

2595–2597 

Ethnography and the practice of 

history 3640 

Ethnology 331, 436, 1216, 2538, 

2594, 2597, 3354–3356, 3358, 

3929 

Ethnomathematics 1881 

Ethology 2040, 2567, 3308, 3575 

Etiology see Medical geography; 

Etiology 

Eucken, Arnold 3137 

Euclid 262, 584, 587, 878, 892, 1368, 

1383, 2275 

Eugenics 221, 372, 405–407, 2159, 

2542, 2546, 2619, 2888, 2890, 

2916, 2917, 3265, 3272, 3281, 

3284, 3286, 3288, 3290, 3292– 

3296, 3344, 3391, 3402, 3485, 

3509, 3981 

Euler, Johann Albrecht 2102 

Euler, Leonhard 1666, 1807–1810, 

1853, 1886, 1888–1892, 1896, 

1901–1904, 1906–1908, 1911, 

1930, 1934, 1935, 2094, 2102, 3026 

Eulogies 1822 

Europe 45, 62, 186, 243, 424, 486, 

530, 540, 546, 556, 558, 625, 648, 

777, 931, 946, 987, 1125, 1134, 

1140, 1160, 1167, 1264, 1268, 

1277, 1318, 1452, 1484, 1552, 

1570, 1588, 1717, 1724, 1733, 

1739, 1794, 1818, 1837, 1978, 

1989, 1991, 2054, 2100, 2123, 

2246, 2403, 2644, 2883, 3098, 

3371, 3375, 3425, 3618, 3687 

European Union 3831 

Eustratius of Nicea 1032 

Euthanasia 3402 

Evangelicalism (Christianity) 229, 

2071, 3752 

Everett, Hugh, III 3804 

Evidence 141, 2898, 3957 

Evolution 31, 194, 200, 225, 231, 372, 

377, 381–383, 385–396, 399–401, 

403, 408, 433, 438, 860, 1836, 

1872, 2017, 2029, 2143, 2148, 

2171, 2180, 2186, 2187, 2194, 

2196, 2202, 2210, 2213, 2431, 

2450, 2474, 2476, 2481, 2499– 

2503, 2505–2514, 2516–2525, 

2530, 2539, 2550, 2888, 2922, 

2931, 2952, 3244, 3256–3258, 

3262–3264, 3266–3269, 3273, 

3289, 3295, 3300, 3308, 3359, 

3751, 3862, 3868, 3869, 3871– 

3873, 3875 

Evolution and ethics 372 

Evolutionary developmental biology 

3263 

Evolutionary ecology 3849 

Evolutionary genetics 395 

Evolutionary psychology 3897, 3912 

Exactness; precision; accuracy 1850 

Excavations (archaeology) 441, 442, 

664, 931, 2604 

Exercise see Physical training; 

exercise 

Exhibit catalogs 280 

Exhibitions and fairs 349, 2153, 3356, 

3593 

Exhibits 394, 415, 2157, 2485, 2600, 

2853, 3199, 3625, 3872 

Existentialism 381, 3915 

Exobiology see Extraterrestrial life; 

exobiology 

Experience; witness 864, 1246, 1643, 

1839 

Experimental biology 2537, 3245 

Experimental control 1561, 2685 

Experimental medicine 3384 

Experimental method 1723, 1815, 

1952, 2327, 2685 

Experimental organisms 2978, 3867 

Experimental pathology see Morbid 

anatomy; Experimental pathology 

Experimental psychology 2575, 2581, 

3326, 3334, 3916 

Experiments and experimentation 

126, 127, 616, 725, 1105, 1479, 

1559, 1561, 1599, 1643, 1696, 

1697, 1700, 1719, 1936, 1959, 

1980, 2027, 2096, 2129, 2235, 

2327, 2329, 2338, 2363, 2531, 

3085, 4009 

Expert testimony 1774, 2742, 3069 

Experts see Authorities; experts 

Explanation; hypotheses; theories 

120, 892, 893, 4012 

Exploration see Travel; exploration 

Explosives 3591 

Extinction (biology) 354, 2022, 2451, 

2456, 2474, 2514 

Extrasolar planets 1418, 1671 

Extraterrestrial life; exobiology 344, 

1618, 1671, 2923 

Extremadura (Spain) 2061 

Eye diseases 802, 2637, 2717 

Eyring, Henry 3136 

F 

Fabri, Honoré 1682 

Fabrici d’Acquapendente, Girolamo 

1478, 1507 

Fabro, Cornelio 1871 

Factories 2173, 2763, 3589, 3592 

Faculdade Nacional de Filosofia da 

Universidade do Brasil 3929 

Faculté de Pharmacie de Paris 2991 

Fahlberg, Constantin 2356 

Fairbairn, William Ronald Dodds 

3914 

Faith healing 822, 3001 

Falaquera, Shem Tov Ben Joseph 800 

Famel, Pierre 2792 

Family 1116, 1285, 1530, 1536, 2413, 

2447, 3109, 3471, 3486 

Family planning 3529, 3958, 3981 

Famines 3531 

Faraday, Michael 1956, 2136, 2329, 

2332, 2333 

Farms 1277, 3652 

Fascism 3288 

Fate 1083 

Fatigue 2032, 3500 

Fats and oils 3665 

Fe’russac, André-Etienne-Just-Pascal- 

Joseph-François d’Audebard, baron 

de, 2113 

Feedback control systems 3588 

Feminism 225, 453, 1554, 1589, 

2043, 2159, 2552, 2947, 3011, 

3293, 3389, 3928 

Feminist analysis 224 

Fermat, Pierre de 265, 1108 

Fermi, Enrico 3091, 3120 

Fernández de Oviedo, Gonzalo 1467, 

1470 

Fernández, Miguel 3253 

Ferrán y Clua, Jaime 2528 

Ferrier, David 2554, 2560, 2563 

Fertilization 2490 

Fertilization, in vitro 3939 

Fertilizers 3651 

Fetus 931, 1512, 1760, 2067, 2071, 

3938 

Fever 1792 

Fichte, Johann Gottlieb 1866, 1871 

Ficino, Marsilio 1335, 1350, 1359, 

1435, 1438, 1506 

Field work 2130 

Film, photographic 2336 

Finé, Oronce 1415 

Fingerprints 2902 

Finland 3200, 3372, 3854 

Fire see Combustion; fire 

Fire fighting 365 

Firearms 527, 648 

First aid; resusitation 2082 

Fischer, Ernst Gottfried 2320 

Fish culture 772 

Fishacre, Richard 1142 

Fisher, Ronald Aylmer 3043, 3256 

Fisheries; fishing 540, 2863, 3215, 

3447 

Fishes 1734, 2035, 2863 

Fishing see Fisheries; fishing 

Fizeau, Armand Hippolyte Louis 2319 

Flammarion, Camille 2309 

Fleck, Ludwik 152, 3006, 3383, 3413, 

3414, 3465 

Fleischmann, Martin 2997 

Fleming, Alexander 3583


Fletcher, Phineas 1585 

Flood control 328, 1541, 2397 

Floods see Precipitation; floods 

Flora see Plant geography; flora 

Florence (Italy) 236, 1116, 1120, 

1286, 1335, 1384, 1451, 1598, 

2025, 2144, 2228, 2448, 3398 

Florenskii, Pavel Aleksandrovich 

3055 

Flowers 739 

Fludd, Robert 1623 

Fluid mechanics 1894, 2102 

Folklore 737, 812, 2699 

Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier de 

1605, 1843 

Food and foods 355, 356, 366, 538, 

542, 1249, 1794, 2106, 2107, 2109, 

2866, 3662, 4110, 4119 

Food industry and trade 1472, 2756, 

3665, 3996, 4110 

Food preservation 545, 772, 2866, 

3996 

Food safety 772, 2756, 3503, 3996, 

4110 

Food science; food technology 2107, 

2109, 2356, 3503, 3665, 4119 

Food technology see Food science; 

food technology 

Forbes, James David 2394 

Forces 892, 1834, 2325, 2333 

Ford Foundation 3919 

Forecasting; prediction 700, 722, 

1134, 1424 

Foreign relations; diplomacy 2175, 

3980 

Forensic medicine 1765, 2067, 2627, 

2640, 2672, 2678 

Forensic psychiatry 2724 

Forensic sciences 2343, 3891 

Forests and forestry 558, 828, 1276, 

2384, 2468, 2862, 2864, 2868, 

3213, 3218, 3220, 3659, 3844, 

3854, 3857, 3860 

Form (philosophy) 1004, 1030, 1075, 

1471 

Formey, Jean Henri Samuel 250 

Formularies; pharmacopoeias 501, 

502, 643, 940, 1153, 1189, 1257, 

1271, 1789, 1791, 2799 

Forrester, Jay Wright 3926 

Fossils 230, 371, 1595, 1606, 1712, 

1721, 1740, 2010, 2015, 2016, 

2472, 3289 

Foucault, Michel 41, 130, 145, 172, 

369, 3902, 3911 

Foundations and trusts 2970, 3111 

Four elements (philosophy) 903, 

1182, 1408, 1437, 1954 

Fourcroy, Antoine François de 1951, 

2363 

Fourier, Jean Baptiste Joseph 2277 

Fracastoro, Girolamo 1395 

Fractions 691 

Fraipont, Julien 2548 

France 19, 51, 52, 150, 151, 185, 272, 

309, 349, 409, 462, 463, 486, 487, 

495, 504, 545, 931, 946, 973, 1030, 

1056, 1130, 1209, 1222, 1224, 

1230, 1236, 1247, 1253, 1266, 

1276, 1316, 1319, 1399, 1415, 

1448, 1475, 1500, 1528, 1532, 

1539, 1567, 1572, 1605, 1713, 

1716, 1737, 1748, 1753, 1765, 

1787, 1789, 1792, 1795, 1797, 

1820, 1822–1824, 1840, 1842– 

1844, 1847, 1857, 1858, 1867, 

1894, 1897, 1898, 1908, 1910, 

1912–1914, 1923, 1927, 1928, 

1936–1939, 1942, 1943, 1947, 

1951–1955, 1961, 1963, 1974, 

1988, 2019, 2021, 2028, 2031, 

2040, 2043, 2046, 2053, 2056, 

2059, 2064, 2067, 2069, 2083, 

2084, 2090, 2092, 2095, 2099, 

2110, 2113, 2140, 2158, 2175, 

2183, 2191, 2208, 2209, 2215, 

2216, 2219, 2239, 2240, 2243, 

2273, 2285, 2320, 2335, 2336, 

2339, 2340, 2342, 2344, 2346, 

2348, 2359, 2365, 2464, 2535, 

2536, 2540, 2552, 2553, 2563, 

2564, 2593, 2605, 2633, 2648, 

2651, 2655, 2660, 2661, 2678, 

2686, 2701, 2702, 2709, 2713, 

2728, 2746, 2780, 2788, 2789, 

2791, 2799, 2810, 2814, 2825, 

2862, 2866, 2905, 2913, 2934, 

2961, 3004, 3015–3017, 3025, 

3029–3031, 3036, 3044, 3060, 

3145, 3186, 3225, 3243, 3299, 

3319, 3326, 3374, 3390, 3407, 

3415–3417, 3422, 3430, 3441, 

3445, 3450, 3472, 3497, 3507, 

3560, 3564, 3565, 3568, 3578, 

3579, 3675, 3730, 3747, 3760, 

3871, 3937, 3948, 3958, 4058, 4106 

France, colonies 555, 770, 1738, 

2093, 2775–2779, 2781, 2862, 

2993, 3369, 3420, 3617 

France. Army 2713, 2716, 3446, 3948 

France. Statistique générale 3015 

Francesca, Piero della 1285 

Franciscan Monks 2086 

Francisco De Venanzi, Francisco 2998 

Franciscus de Marchia 1057 

Franklin Institute, Philadelphia 2225 

Franklin, Benjamin 296, 514, 1862, 

1976, 2096, 2098, 2102 

Fraud in science see Scientific 

misconduct; fraud in science 

Frauds see Deceptions; hoaxes; frauds 

Fréchet, Maurice René 3031, 3049 

Frederick II, King of Prussia 1860 

Free will and determinism 1200, 

1363, 2214 

Freeman, Walter 3492 

Freemasonry 2435 

Freidson, Eliot 105 

French Guiana 1819 

French Revolution of 1789 1824, 1867 

Fresenius, Karl Remigius 2373 

Fresnel, Augustin Jean 1845, 1932 

Freud, Sigmund 2569, 2892, 3311, 

3316, 3320, 3325, 3327 

Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena 

1852, 1944, 1945, 2068, 2491 

Fries, Jakob Friedrich 2320 

Frisi, Paolo 1893 

Fruit 2865 

Fuchs, Klaus 2897, 3072 

Fuels and fuel technology 2465, 2812 

Fuller, Steve 2515, 3790 

Functionalism 3612 

Functions (mathematics) 3048 

Fundação Oswaldo Cruz (Brazil) 23, 

3194, 3581 

Funding and finance 3068, 3724, 3931 

Funeral rites and ceremonies 846 

Futurism 2913, 2950, 3613 

G 

Gadamer, Hans Georg 3012 

Gaffurius, Franchinus 1388 

Gage, Nina Diadamia 2718 

Gage, Peter William 3382 

Galapagos Islands 2399, 2438 

Galathea Expedition (1950-1952) 

3188 

Galaxies; nebulae 2309 

Galen 416, 574, 636, 639, 908, 909, 

913, 915–917, 920, 932, 936, 939, 

940, 1250, 1251, 1260, 1499, 1517, 

2539 

Galilei, Galileo 226, 280, 1002, 1279, 

1412, 1548, 1553, 1555, 1559, 

1593, 1640, 1643, 1648, 1667, 

1671, 1673, 1676, 1681, 1682, 

1692, 1694–1697, 1699 

Galileo, Vincenzo 1389 

Galois, Évariste 263, 2273, 2274 

Galton, Francis 405–407, 469, 2542, 

2619 

Gambia 2433 

Gamboa, Francisco Javier de 1708 

Game theory 3789, 3921 

Games 520, 880, 2254, 4101 

Ganot, Pierre Benjamin Adolphe 2328 

Gans, Ricardo 3116 

Gardens 2009, 2245, 2467 

Gargilius Martialis, Quintus 936 

Garma, Angel 3328 

Garrod, Dorothy 3378 

Gasoline 2812 

Gassendi, Pierre 1689, 1722 

Gasser, Achilles Pirmin 1426 

Gatterer, Johann Christoph 2048 

Gauss, Carl Friedrich 265, 1885, 

1886, 1906 

Gaviola, Enrique 3071, 3111 

Geiger, Hans 3085 

Geikie, Archibald 2423 

Gell-Mann, Murray 3807 

Gemma Frisius, Reiner 1433 

Gender identity 347, 411, 414, 2529, 

2574, 3425 

Genes 3261, 3270 

Genetic engineering 194, 200, 4107 

Genetic screening 3954 

Genetically modified foods 541, 

4106–4108 

Genetically modified organisms 4106 

Genetics 194, 200, 380, 389, 394, 399, 

402, 403, 469, 2504, 2515, 2516, 

2519, 2539, 2542, 2543, 2898, 

3256, 3259–3262, 3266, 3270, 

3271, 3275, 3295, 3474, 3752, 3946 

Geneva (Switzerland) 1334, 1858 

Geneva. Université 68 

Genius see Creativity; genius 

Gennai, Hiraga 669 

Genocchi, Angelo 2281 

Genomics 380, 3740 

Gentzen, Gerhard 3035 

Geocentrism 1673 

Geochemistry 329, 1709, 1740, 1980 

Geodesy 1994, 2398 

Geoffroy, Étienne François 1704, 

1947 

Geographical studies of science 15, 

50, 668, 1175, 1819, 2010


Geography 15, 325, 333, 336, 337, 

340–342, 549, 623, 625–627, 735, 

827, 899, 900, 1173, 1174, 1176, 

1177, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1447, 

1449, 1452–1459, 1470, 1991– 

1995, 1997, 1998, 2125, 2133, 

2152, 2170, 2307, 2425, 2427, 

2428, 2432, 2434, 2440, 2449, 

2463, 3165, 3185–3187, 3190, 

3192, 3193, 3205 

Geological Society of London 2400 

Geological Survey (U.S.) 3208 

Geological surveys 2398, 2430, 3182, 

3192, 3820 

Geology 141, 318, 322, 326, 327, 371, 

675, 1595, 1634, 1713, 1714, 1718, 

1722, 1726, 1740, 1741, 1975, 

1976, 1978–1981, 1985, 1987– 

1990, 2124, 2182, 2387, 2388, 

2390, 2394, 2396, 2398–2400, 

2402, 2403, 2405, 2408, 2410, 

2412, 2414, 2415, 2418, 2420, 

2422, 2423, 2436, 2442, 2608, 

2983, 2999, 3166, 3167, 3177, 

3181–3183, 3197, 3203, 3817 

Geomagnetism 2404, 2407, 2409, 

3187 

Geometry 269, 561, 582, 584, 586– 

588, 590, 591, 594, 596, 688, 778, 

833, 836, 838–840, 877, 878, 880, 

882, 885, 892, 893, 897, 1110, 

1114, 1366, 1368, 1369, 1371, 

1577, 1655, 1661, 1717, 1878, 

1907, 1909, 2266, 2269, 2276, 

2282, 2284, 2287, 3038, 3055 

Geophysics 2391, 2404, 3172, 3179 

George III, King of England 2079, 

2080 

Georgia (Republic) 473 

Gerhardt, Charles Frederic 2335, 

2340, 2342, 2344 

Geriatrics 1244 

Germ theory of disease 2526, 2673, 

2700, 2769, 2866 

Germany 150, 151, 184, 281, 283, 

317, 318, 443, 975, 999, 1019, 

1039, 1098, 1146, 1245, 1272, 

1398, 1426, 1475, 1502, 1521, 

1523, 1526, 1533, 1614, 1666, 

1734, 1764, 1766, 1806, 1828, 

1832–1834, 1841, 1851, 1852, 

1869, 1876, 1885, 1886, 1944, 

1945, 1959, 1967, 1970, 2023, 

2034, 2068, 2088, 2108, 2126, 

2128, 2129, 2137, 2151, 2159, 

2164, 2213, 2216, 2217, 2220, 

2232, 2235, 2244, 2248, 2267, 

2284, 2305, 2320, 2322, 2325, 

2335, 2347, 2364, 2371, 2373, 

2375, 2434, 2435, 2469, 2513, 

2531, 2558, 2595, 2599, 2605, 

2621, 2652, 2666, 2742, 2784, 

2835, 2871, 2882, 2890, 2901, 

2915, 2953, 2957, 2963, 2969, 

2971, 2979, 2992, 3000, 3012, 

3016, 3082, 3083, 3090, 3111, 

3124, 3125, 3127, 3140, 3150, 

3160, 3176, 3191, 3230, 3243, 

3246, 3249, 3259, 3270, 3281, 

3295, 3296, 3302, 3329, 3334, 

3340, 3345, 3348, 3349, 3363, 

3365, 3392, 3404, 3413, 3432, 

3443, 3448, 3450, 3451, 3453, 

3462, 3474, 3497, 3524, 3537, 

3561, 3562, 3574, 3588, 3593, 

3601, 3615, 3626, 3647, 3667, 

3670, 3671, 3682, 3703, 3715, 

3805, 3807, 3845, 3996, 4044, 4097 

Germany, colonies 827, 2594, 3451, 

3664 

Gernsback, Hugo 212 

Gerontology 456, 1505, 3995 

Gerulanos, Marinos 3434 

Gervais Chrétien 1289 

Gesellschaft Naturforschender 

Freunde zu Berlin 1832 

Gesner, Konrad 1292, 1464, 1482, 

1499 

Gessard, Carle 2781 

Gestalt psychology 3329 

Ghana 3659 

Giard, Alfred 2567 

Gibbs, Josiah Willard 2295 

Giesecke, Charles Louis, Sir 1990 

Giglioli, Enrico Hillyer 2448 

Gini, Corrado 3028, 3041 

Giovene, Giuseppe 1736 

Glacier National Park 3227 

Glaciology 3167, 3227 

Glasgow (Scotland) 1854 

Glass and glassmaking 759, 848, 

1152, 1851, 2097 

Glenie, James 1887 

Global warming 2395, 3844, 3847 

Globalization; internationalization 10, 

45, 143, 776, 782, 815, 2142, 2391, 

2745, 2822, 3452, 3602, 3683, 

3758, 3820, 3829, 3837, 3925, 

4007, 4065, 4074 

Globes, celestial 2312 

Gmelin, Leopold 2352 

Goddard, Henry Herbert 2542 

Gödel, Kurt 3042 

Godfrey of Fontaines 1030 

Godwin, Francis 1671, 1802 

Goethe, Charles M. 3290 

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 1859, 

1876, 1945, 1959, 1973, 1985, 

2023, 2024, 2129, 2322 

Goffman, Erving 164 

Gold 728, 731, 846, 3147 

Golden section 2566 

Goldschmidt, Richard Benedict 3270 

Goldsmiths 1536 

Goltz, Friedrich 2554 

Gooding, David Charles 91 

Goodyear, Charles, 2830 

Gordon Research Conferences 2994 

Gordon, Maria Ogilvie 2419 

Gottsched, Johann Christoph 250 

Gould, Gordon 4048 

Gould, Stephen Jay 3871, 3875 

Government sponsored science 710, 

2174, 2302, 2421, 2602, 2870, 

2966, 3068, 3342, 3648, 3698, 

3724, 3728, 3773, 3776, 3823, 3920 

Graham, James 2012 

Gramophones 788 

Grand Canyon National Park 3206 

Grand unified theories (Nuclear 

physics) 3097 

Grandjean de Fouchy, Jean-Paul 1803, 

1840, 1843, 1844, 1847, 1858, 

1912, 1913, 1923 

Graph theory 1666, 3046 

Graphic methods 269, 2148 

Grassmann, Hermann Günther 2126 

Gravitation 1408, 1638, 1700, 1994, 

2404, 3067, 3097, 3105, 3126 

Gravitational waves 3800 

Gray, Henry 2694 

Great Britain 71, 79, 220, 281, 312, 

314, 318, 334, 337, 469, 477, 499, 

553, 779, 784, 787, 969, 977, 1061, 

1178, 1184–1186, 1229, 1252, 

1258, 1270, 1275, 1298, 1411, 

1439, 1441, 1456, 1478, 1496, 

1505, 1525, 1547, 1549, 1566, 

1568, 1576, 1585, 1599, 1621, 

1632, 1644, 1707, 1710, 1720, 

1732, 1756, 1768, 1771, 1796, 

1817, 1824, 1827, 1829, 1830, 

1839, 1862, 1867, 1878, 1879, 

1884, 1917, 1946, 1957, 1958, 

1982, 1983, 1995, 1999, 2001, 

2002, 2012, 2042, 2044, 2070, 

2072, 2076, 2077, 2079, 2080, 

2105, 2119, 2133, 2143, 2147, 

2153, 2155, 2159–2161, 2166, 

2168, 2169, 2171, 2173, 2177, 

2180, 2181, 2186, 2189, 2192, 

2193, 2195, 2196, 2199, 2214, 

2242, 2256, 2263, 2278, 2298, 

2299, 2306, 2308, 2328, 2349, 

2360, 2391, 2400, 2435, 2440, 

2447, 2451, 2454, 2455, 2472, 

2478, 2481, 2482, 2497, 2505, 

2508, 2521, 2542, 2563, 2570, 

2572, 2577, 2585, 2598, 2608, 

2615, 2617, 2619, 2620, 2622, 

2631, 2636, 2656, 2659, 2674– 

2676, 2679, 2705, 2707, 2714, 

2722, 2726, 2729, 2730, 2743, 

2748, 2753, 2759, 2763, 2765, 

2766, 2770, 2772, 2791, 2841, 

2842, 2846, 2847, 2857, 2874, 

2884, 2891, 2895, 2897, 2931, 

2942, 2949, 2960, 2978, 2983, 

3027, 3069, 3108, 3109, 3119, 

3131, 3135, 3212, 3236, 3256, 

3265, 3296, 3318, 3330, 3331, 

3350, 3368, 3378, 3379, 3400, 

3406, 3430, 3439, 3457, 3463, 

3464, 3466, 3482, 3484, 3488, 

3489, 3494, 3497, 3518, 3521, 

3527, 3541, 3543, 3552, 3588, 

3627, 3631, 3635, 3643, 3647, 

3650, 3694, 3720, 3727, 3745, 

3757, 3781, 3867, 3954, 3964, 

3970, 3971, 3974, 3999, 4000, 

4004, 4063 

Great Britain, colonies 351, 527, 553, 

554, 774, 777, 785, 789, 824, 1298, 

1313, 1566, 1610, 1663, 1703, 

1711, 1732, 1798, 1799, 1862, 

2065, 2073, 2133, 2468, 2696, 

2786, 2813, 2857, 2891, 3250, 

3475, 3553, 3590, 3664 

Great Britain. National Health Service 

3439, 3541, 3970, 3974, 3983 

Great Britain. Royal Air Force 2965, 

3482 

Great Britain. Royal Navy 1720 

Great Plains (North America) 3214 

Greece 16, 261, 284, 379, 422, 424, 

428, 547, 549, 587, 657, 659, 794, 

837, 848, 850–852, 855–878, 880– 

885, 887–895, 897, 898, 900, 903, 

904, 907, 909–913, 915, 917–919, 

921, 922, 924–931, 933–941, 1059, 

1096, 1274, 1344, 1393, 1477, 

1814, 1909, 2203, 2287, 2297, 

2623, 3343, 3526, 3531, 3750, 3753 

Green Party 3701, 3726, 3836 

Green revolution 3651, 3658 

Greenland 323, 1183 

Gregory of Nyssa, Saint 964 

Gregory, James 1120 

Grene, Marjorie 84 

Grinnell, George Bird 2453


Grosseteste, Robert 961, 1020, 1095, 

1124 

Grotius, Hugo 250 

Grotrian, Walter Robert Wilhelm 3095 

Group theory 2299, 3032, 3074, 3792 

Growth see Development; growth; 

life; death 

Gruber, Gabriel 1808 

Guadeloupe (Caribbean) 1725 

Guage fields (physics) 3799 

Guam 3204 

Guatemala 3388, 3651 

Guérin, Jules 2688 

Guglielmini, Giovanni Battista 1882 

Guides; handbooks 2289 

Guilds 1615 

Guillaume d’Auvergne 986 

Guillaume de Conches 1048 

Guillaumin, Armand 2197 

Guinea 2902 

Gulf of Mexico 3841 

Gunpowder 733, 1957 

Guy, Philip Langstaffe Ord 3370 

Guyton de Morveau, Louis Bernard 

1939, 1951, 1969 

Gynecology 1238 

H 

Haacke, Johann Wilhelm 3264 

Haber, Fritz 3152 

Habermas, Jürgen 150 

Habsburg, House of 1321 

Hacking, Ian 3810 

Hadley, George 1983 

Haeckel, Ernest Heinrich 2137, 2139, 

2213, 2476, 2507, 2513 

Hair 2943 

Halbwachs, Maurice 3020 

Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson 

3256 

Hale, Matthew 1552 

Hall, A. Rupert 89, 97, 112 

Hall, Chester Moor 1848 

Hall, Marie Boas 89, 97, 112 

Hall, Marshall 430, 3049 

Hallaran, William Saunders 2723 

Haller, Albrecht von 1806 

Hallerstein, Augustin von 1918 

Halley, Edmond 331 

Halliday, James Lorimer 3479 

Hallucinations and illusions 3315 

Hamann, Sefton Davidson 3156 

Hamburg (Germany) 3462 

Hamilton, William Rowan 2292, 3096 

Handbooks see Guides; handbooks 

Handicaps see Disabilities; handicaps 

Hanford Nuclear Site (Washington) 

2885, 3229 

Harbors 664 

Hardy, Thomas 2180, 2306 

Harlow, Harry Frederick 3332 

Harmony (music theory) 868, 887 

Harraway, Donna 172 

Harriot, Thomas 1664 

Harsdörffer, Georg Philipp 1579 

Hartley, David 2573 

Hartmann, Johannes 1636 

Hartung, Georg 2415 

Harvard University 2301, 2640, 3352 

Harvey, Gabriel 1361 

Harvey, William 1478, 1563, 1586, 

1771, 1772 

Hayek, Friedrich August von 3359 

Haywood, Eliza Fowler 1817 

Healers 461, 822, 2059, 3001 

Health 452, 484, 485, 489, 651, 744, 

747, 785, 811, 933, 2081, 2675, 

2761, 2768, 2773, 3523 

Health care 453, 748, 1568, 2750, 

3435, 3539, 3550, 3954, 3976, 

3978, 3982, 3994, 3998, 4002 

Health promotion 2082, 3502, 3511, 

3548 

Health resorts, watering-places, etc. 

487 

Heart 1772 

Heberden, William 1982 

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 1873 

Heiberg de Bose, Margrete 2357 

Heidegger, Martin 166, 3611 

Heilmann, Gerhard 3255 

Heim, Albert 2420 

Heisenberg uncertainty principle 3077 

Heisenberg, Werner 2882, 2953, 3070, 

3081, 3082 

Heliocentrism 1301, 1400, 1401, 1411 

Heliotherapy; sun-baths 3445 

Helmholtz, Hermann Ludwig 

Ferdinand von 2145, 2164, 2217, 

2262, 2325 

Hematology 3283 

Henle, Jacob Friedrich Gustav 2649 

Henry IV, King of France 1765 

Henry of Ghent 573, 1054, 1208 

Henryk Czech 1325 

Henseleit, Kurt 3150 

Herbals and bestiaries 905, 1189, 

1190, 1192, 1193 

Hereditary diseases 469, 2072, 2754, 

3283, 3474 

Heredity 402, 2072, 2512, 2524, 

2542, 2754, 3284, 3355, 3474 

Hermaphroditism see Androgyny; 

hermaphroditism 

Hermeneutics 1642, 3012 

Hermeticism 316, 980, 1281, 1321, 

1329, 1619, 1714 

Herodotos of Halicarnassos 549 

Herschel, Family 1917 

Herschel, William 1917 

Hertz, Heinrich Rudolph 2262, 2314 

Hevelius, Johannes 1564 

Hicks, Cedric Stanton 3516 

Hilbert, David 265, 3021, 3101, 3123 

Hilgendorf, Franz Martin 2525 

Hill, George William 2311 

Hilleman, Maurice 3442 

Hiller, Lejaren A. 2368 

Hinduism 774, 781, 3480, 3906 

Hippocrates of Cos 639, 909, 912, 

915, 921, 924, 934–936, 1517 

Hippocratic medicine 908, 909, 912, 

917, 921, 922, 926, 934, 935, 1231, 

1499, 1783 

Hippocratic Oath 659 

Hirschfeld, Magnus 3336 

Hirszfeld, Ludwik 3283 

Histology 1782, 2670, 3298 

Historians of science, modern 39, 76, 

78, 81–86, 88–112, 162, 401, 589, 

683, 948, 2884, 2894, 3039, 3131 

Historical geology; theory of the earth 

329, 331, 1712, 1715, 1718, 1721, 

1722, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1981, 2417 

Historical method 10, 28, 29, 32, 35, 

38, 40, 43–46, 49, 150, 167, 528, 

654, 815, 1551, 1560, 3336 

Historical reconstruction 324, 886, 

1387, 1668, 1702, 1720, 1728, 2312 

Historiography 5, 10, 12, 14, 26, 28, 

30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 39–45, 47–50, 

65, 76, 79, 80, 95, 139, 144, 150, 

157, 224, 264, 305, 353, 355, 356, 

364, 370, 382, 404, 412, 442, 450, 

453, 477, 479, 485, 507, 508, 516, 

528, 542, 549, 561, 668, 670, 687, 

740, 742, 746, 750, 803, 815, 825, 

883, 888, 951, 1387, 1436, 1492, 

1548, 1551, 1554, 1557–1560, 

1589, 1704, 1812, 1814, 1878, 

1940, 2112, 2142, 2143, 2260, 

2462, 2463, 2644, 2834, 2871, 

2883, 2884, 2935, 3007, 3029, 

3257, 3336, 3376, 3805, 3884, 

4002, 4127 

History as a discipline; chronology; 

study of the past 34, 36, 38, 46, 

592, 1541, 1707, 2047 

History of medicine, as a discipline 

17, 51, 53, 58, 63, 66, 68, 72, 77, 

93, 450, 471, 472, 477, 479, 489, 

496, 742, 825, 1235, 2880 

History of philosophy of science 7, 

127, 141, 157, 376, 378, 850, 874, 

1077, 1364, 1571, 1625, 1634, 

1635, 1637, 1640, 1641, 1649, 

1868, 2257, 2261, 2262, 2633, 

3006, 3011 

History of science, as a discipline 1, 

14, 32, 34, 43, 44, 52, 54, 56, 57, 

59, 61, 64, 65, 67, 69–71, 73, 74, 

76, 79, 80, 88, 89, 128, 288, 324, 

355, 401, 404, 610, 687, 1560, 

1814, 2144, 2156, 2263, 2345, 

3010, 3728 

History of technology, as a discipline 

12, 30, 42, 59, 60, 510 

Hitler, Adolf 2955 

Hitzig, Eduard 2560, 2563 

Hoaxes see Deceptions; hoaxes; 

frauds 

Hobbes, Thomas 1571, 1646 

Hobbies 4025 

Hodgkin’s Disease 3418 

Hodgson, Shadworth Hollway 2263 

Hoffmann, Friedrich 1780, 2088 

Holbach, Paul Henri Dietrich, Baron 

d’ 1961, 1974 

Holism 3003, 3960 

Hollerith, Herman 2852 

Holocaust 2971, 3295, 3413 

Holy Roman Empire 505 

Home, David Milne 2423 

Homeopathy 3404, 3408 

Homosexuality 1588, 2536, 2630, 

2942, 3336, 3691, 3899, 3964, 

3965, 3971, 3984 

Hooke, Robert 723, 1573, 1715, 1721, 

1726, 1750, 1754 

Hooker, Joseph Dalton 2431, 2447, 

2488 

Hopper, Grace Murray 3632 

Hopton, Arthur 1728 

Horoscopes 1131 

Horstmann, August Friedrich 2358 

Horticulture see Economic botany; 

plant cultivation; horticulture, 739, 

2861, 2865, 3247


Hospitals and clinics 446, 462–464, 

657, 1224, 1230, 1270, 1494, 1528, 

2065, 2084, 2660, 2661, 2682, 

2704, 2709, 2717, 2736, 2747, 

2757, 2771, 2825, 3390, 3401, 

3422, 3436, 3437, 3439, 3447, 

3502, 3515, 3519, 3531, 3541, 

3550, 3551, 3556, 3948, 3955, 3979 

Hostinský, Bohuslav 3031 

Household technology 3314, 3593 

Households 2251, 2461 

Housing 4022 

Howard, Luke 1973 

Howells, William Dean 2522 

Hsü, Pao-lu 3050 

Hubble, Edwin Powell 3054 

Huet, Pierre Daniel 1639 

Hugh of Fouilloy 1193 

Hughlings Jackson, John 2556, 2562 

Hugo of Santalla 1163, 1165 

Hugues De Saint-Victor 1193 

Human anatomy 417, 1222, 1297, 

1479, 1481, 1489, 1503, 1585, 

1586, 1771, 1782, 2026, 2031, 

2539–2541, 2674, 2686, 2694, 

2707, 2982, 3301, 3896 

Human body 185, 409, 414, 678, 747, 

919, 1199, 1235, 1252, 1255, 1264, 

1268, 1496, 1766, 1837, 2081, 

2534, 2547, 2627, 2699, 2753, 

2982, 3291, 3438, 3459, 3468, 

3600, 3752, 3895, 3898 

Human ecology see Environmental 

hygiene; Human ecology 

Human embryology 379, 922, 1219, 

1760, 3301, 3438, 3696, 3700, 3895 

Human evolution 258, 412, 466, 2534, 

2535, 2539, 2548, 2549, 2568, 

2572, 2948, 3285, 3289 

Human experimentation 2034, 2653, 

2901, 3302, 3391, 3397, 3409, 

3699, 3744, 3904 

Human genetics 2535, 3259, 3272, 

3344, 3745, 3870, 3874, 3882, 

3895, 3943 

Human Genome Project 380 

Human nature see Definition of 

human; human nature 

Human paleontology 2548, 3237 

Human physiology 430, 2032, 2539, 

2657, 2669, 3282 

Human remains 2618 

Human rights 1766, 3293, 3406, 3527 

Human sciences 145, 431, 435, 2045 

Human-animal relationships 197–199, 

347, 408, 410, 660, 1752, 1870, 

2498, 2568, 2572, 2580, 2592, 

2910, 3237, 3738 

Human-machine interaction 1752, 

3642, 4053, 4076 

Humanism 7, 1053, 1082, 1128, 1223, 

1232, 1299, 1335, 1345, 1351, 

1357, 1506, 1683, 1781 

Humboldt Universität zu Berlin 2248, 

2990, 2992 

Humboldt, Alexander von 2111, 2116, 

2151, 2175, 2410, 2484, 2486 

Humboldt, Wilhelm von 2246 

Hume, David 2256 

Humoralism 422, 908, 922, 1231, 

1264, 1268, 2030, 2056, 2684 

Hunain Ibn Ishaq, Abu Zaid, Al-’Ibadi 

636, 644 

Hungary 1278, 2104, 2331, 2614, 

4041 

Hunger 3542 

Hunter, John 2050 

Hunting 3825 

Hurricane Katrina 528 

Hurricanes 2395 

Hutton, James 1980, 1981 

Huxley, Julian Sorell 2995 

Huxley, Thomas Henry 2431, 2505, 

2520 

Huygens, Christiaan 250, 1682 

Hybridization 541 

Hydraulic engineering 663, 1538, 

1541, 1929, 2464, 2808, 2809 

Hydraulics 1693, 1929, 2095, 2102 

Hydrodynamics 1808, 1929, 1931, 

1933, 3082, 3083 

Hydrogen 2110, 3137 

Hydrogen bomb 3072 

Hydrology 1713, 1719, 2125, 2779, 

3217 

Hydropathy 2675 

Hydrotherapy 2684 

Hygiene 463, 553, 939, 1249, 1268, 

1787, 2081, 2084, 2750, 2758, 

2759, 2769, 3391, 3392, 3501, 

3502, 3511, 3519, 3533, 3539, 

3543, 3560 

Hypnosis and hypnotism 429, 3321 

Hypochondria 2654 

Hypotheses see Explanation; 

hypotheses; theories 

Hysteria 483, 1785, 2728, 2734 

I 

Iatrophysical school 316, 678, 1155, 

1159, 1516, 1711, 2088 

Ibn al-’Arabi 580 

Ibn al-Haitham, Abu ‘Ali al-Hasen 

578, 607, 616, 617, 1055 

Ibn al-Layth, Abu al-Jud Muhammad 

595 

Ibn al-Raqqam 609 

Ibn at-Tilmīd¯ 645 

Ibn Basil, Istifan 644 

Ibn Butlan 1249, 1269 

Ibn Ezra, Abraham Ben Meir 795 

Ibn Jazla, Abu ’Ali Yaḥya Ibn ’Isa 

1218 

Ibn Khaldun 578 

Ice 725 

Iceland 1826, 1881 

Ickes, Harold LeClair 2941 

Iconography 176, 754, 1257, 1572 

Iddings, Joseph Paxson 2424 

Idealism (philosophy) 1866, 1871 

Identity 195, 528, 1570, 3766, 3810, 

3902, 4070 

Ikhwān al-Ṣafā’ 599 

Illinois (U.S.) 3134 

Illustrations 971, 1135, 1136, 1832 

Imagination 1346, 1742, 2375, 2870, 

3923 

Imaging technology 180, 417, 2975, 

2982, 3779, 3908, 3940, 3952, 3962 

Immigration see Emigration; 

immigration 

Immortality 728, 845, 4071 

Immunology 2643, 3283, 3442, 3577, 

3885 

Impact of technology 507, 2907 

Imperialism 143, 557, 784, 815, 902, 

1566, 1998, 2006, 2119, 2391, 

2449, 2455, 2457, 2468, 2549, 

2595, 2598, 2612, 2841, 2891, 

2903, 2904, 2907, 3178, 3204, 3631 

Impotence 1762 

Incommensurability 137 

Indeterminism 156, 615 

Indexes 1023, 2878 

India 547, 548, 550, 649, 774, 776, 

777, 779, 782, 784, 785, 788, 789, 

1999, 2598, 2626, 2696, 2705, 

2744, 2771, 2847, 2857, 3553, 

3693, 3710, 3755, 3763, 3765, 

3769, 3797, 3951, 4055, 4057, 4085 

India, civilization and culture 24, 284, 

547, 550, 740, 745, 748, 774–782, 

784, 786–788 

Indian Ocean 354, 1999 

Indigenous peoples 816 

Indochina 770, 2778 

Indonesia 2457 

Induction 690, 876, 1034, 1736, 2011 

Industrial chemistry 2366 

Industrial design 528 

Industrial engineering 3586, 4029, 

4046 

Industrial mathematics see Mercantile 

mathematics; industrial 

mathematics 

Industrial medicine; occupational 

diseases 2763, 3521, 3543 

Industrial productivity 2848 

Industrial revolution 22, 1569, 1818, 

2239, 2814 

Industrialization 2127, 2134, 2149, 

2197, 2225, 2240, 2819, 2837, 

3212, 3454, 3589, 3826, 4105 

Industry 2173, 2236, 2830, 2833, 

2855, 4018 

Inertia (mechanics) see Momentum; 

inertia (mechanics) 

Infant care 463, 493, 2680, 3508, 

3524 

Infant health services 463, 2774, 3385 

Infectious diseases 494, 1527 

Inference 423, 3028 

Infinity 792, 1036, 1418, 1903 

Influenza 486, 2743, 3403, 3456, 

3554, 3559 

Information science 949, 3736 

Information technology 3758, 4055, 

4061, 4090, 4093 

Inheritance 376, 2504, 2512, 2521 

Ink 307 

Innsbruck (Austria) 1324 

Inoculation 749 

Inorganic chemistry 2355, 3163 

Inquisition 1333 

Insect control 361, 2859, 3657 

Insecticides see Pesticides; 

insecticides 

Insects 361, 1746, 1750, 3254, 3738 

Instinct 3308 

Institoris, Henricus 1324 

Institut Henri Poincaré 3044 

Institut Pasteur, Paris 3420 

Institute for the History of Natural 

Science of the Chinese Academy of 

Sciences 57, 64 

Institutions see Societies; institutions; 

academies 

Instrument makers 1315, 1611


Instrumentalism see Pragmatism; 

instrumentalism 

Instruments, astronomical 568, 891, 

1111, 1407, 1564, 1680, 1850, 

1919, 2229, 2232, 2312, 3064 

Instruments, navigational 240, 1456, 

2227 

Insulin 478, 3580 

Insurance 2589, 3435 

Integral equations 682 

Integrated circuits 4034 

Intellectual property 202, 204–206, 

1825, 3725 

Intellectuals 566, 3343 

Intelligence 160, 1093, 1488, 2552, 

2939 

Intelligence tests 421 

Intelligent design (teleology) 115, 

345, 383, 385, 390, 393, 395, 396, 

1836, 3868 

Intelligibility 120, 344 

Interdisciplinary approach to 

knowledge 151, 403, 2588, 3352 

Interessengemeinschaft 

Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft 

2901 

International Archaeological 

Congresses (1866-2006) 440 

International Atomic Energy Agency 

(IAEA) 4020 

International Business Machines 

Corporation 3644, 4058, 4103 

International Centre of Mathematical 

Research (CIRM) 1804 

International Committee on 

Laboratory Animals 3867 

International Congress of 

Anthropology and Prehistoric 

Archaeology 440, 443, 2610, 2611, 

2972 

International congresses 443, 2217, 

2611, 2614 

International cooperation 196, 485, 

1824, 2010, 2407, 2745, 2900, 

2958, 3168, 3186, 3189, 3278, 

3450, 3501, 3513, 3520, 3555, 

3615, 3797, 3820, 3925, 3930, 

3980, 3993 

International Geophysical Year (IGY) 

3210 

International Polar Year (1882-1883) 

2407 

International Red Cross 2224, 2712, 

2714 

International relations 471, 2893, 

3175, 3231, 3553, 3716, 3760, 

3820, 3858, 3980, 4057 

International Union of Pure and 

Applied Chemistry 3144 

Internationalization see Globalization; 

internationalization 

Internet 18, 56, 496, 528, 3783, 4054, 

4061, 4062, 4064, 4070, 4083, 

4089, 4090, 4094, 4104 

Internment camps 2961 

Interprofessional relations see 

Scientific communities; 

interprofessional relations 

Interviews 3515, 3551, 3865, 3878, 

3917, 3946 

Intuition 1025, 3021 

Intuitionistic mathematics 1577, 3021 

Inuit Indians 3847 

Invariants (mathematics) 585 

Inventors and invention 459, 517, 

1608, 1612, 1825, 2146, 2641, 

2816, 2821, 3149, 3431 

Invisible colleges; clubs 11, 2608 

Iran 649, 2628, 2847, 2886, 3748, 

3816, 3939, 4020 

Iraq 4089 

Ireland 318, 1763, 2131, 2193, 2722, 

2723, 2827 

Iron and iron industry 1799, 2835, 

2851 

Iron and steel 765, 1167, 2364, 2821 

Irrational numbers 1904 

Irreligion see Atheism; agnosticism; 

irreligion 

Irrigation see Drainage; irrigation 

ischelis, Robert Phillip 3582 

Isidore of Seville 1171, 1179, 1231 

Islam 623, 650, 1239, 3972 

Islands of the Pacific 482, 2595, 3204, 

3512 

Isotopes 3243, 3880 

Israel 2125, 3760, 3994, 4091 

Istanbul (Turkey) 502, 610, 664, 2799 

Istanbul Darülfünunu 2984, 2985, 

3140 

Italy 33, 218, 284, 330, 349, 796, 

954–956, 970, 1036, 1112, 1128, 

1181, 1240, 1247, 1253, 1254, 

1257, 1260, 1279, 1280, 1296, 

1303, 1304, 1311, 1314, 1317, 

1322, 1326, 1329, 1333, 1335, 

1345, 1346, 1354, 1373, 1377, 

1382, 1383, 1385, 1389, 1403, 

1422, 1429–1431, 1434, 1440, 

1447, 1449, 1451, 1465, 1466, 

1478, 1485, 1486, 1489, 1492, 

1495, 1497, 1501, 1506, 1507, 

1513, 1515, 1517, 1529, 1530, 

1534, 1540, 1542, 1555, 1561, 

1593, 1598, 1599, 1601, 1605, 

1606, 1617, 1681, 1682, 1689, 

1692, 1694, 1701, 1736, 1741, 

1742, 1745, 1746, 1761, 1774, 

1777, 1882, 1895, 1989, 1992, 

2055, 2104, 2228, 2231, 2288, 

2405, 2464, 2630, 2683, 2712, 

2737, 2808, 2809, 2908, 2913, 

2950, 3038, 3041, 3088, 3103, 

3613, 3895, 4109 

Itard, Jean Marc Gaspard 2578 

İzmirli İsmail Hakki 566 

J 

Jabir Ibn Hayyan, Abu Musa, Al-Tusi 

316, 1163 

Jacob van Maerlant 1195 

Jacobi, Abraham 2866 

Jacobi, Friedrich Heinrich 1866 

Jacobs, Jane 362, 3219, 3843 

Jacobus de Florentia 1112 

Jacobus, de Forlivio 1015 

Jamaica (Caribbean) 824 

James II, King of England 1686 

James, William 2576 

Jameson, Robert 1981 

Jamnitzer, Wenzel 1312 

Janet, Charles 2379 

Japan 12–14, 401, 424, 558, 668, 669, 

688–690, 760, 768, 1674, 1918, 

2132, 2211, 2254, 2361, 2404, 

2487, 2525, 2758, 2851, 2904, 

3019, 3098, 3107, 3113, 3128, 

3149, 3151, 3273, 3690, 3889, 4018 

Japan, colonies 3141, 3178 

Japanese 2362 

Japanese Americans 3209 

Japp, Francis Robert 2372 

Jastrow, Joseph 2955 

Jaucourt, Louis de 1937 

Jean de Jandun 995 

Jefferson, Thomas 346, 1825, 2007, 

2022 

Jenner, Edward 2631 

Jennings, Herbert Spencer 3271 

Jerusalem 646, 1186, 1789, 2086, 

2125, 2849 

Jesuits 714, 737, 741, 1331, 1373, 

1450, 1557, 1592, 1652, 1660, 

1674, 1677, 1727, 1808, 1918, 

1924, 3248 

Jesus Christ 1160 

Jevons, William Stanley 2853 

Jewish civilization and culture 379, 

659, 790–802, 1010, 1122, 1127, 

1132, 1341, 2086, 2624, 3532, 3538 

Jews 2248, 2892, 3294, 3310, 3396, 

3441, 3472, 3494, 3499, 3533, 3538 

Jie, Xuan 679 

Jiuzhang Suanshu (Nine Chapters on 

the Mathematical Arts) 691–693 

Job of Edessa 650 

Johannes de Rupescissa 316, 1159 

John of Reading 1037 

John of Seville 1078, 1132 

John XXI, Pope 965, 1078 

John XXII, Pope 1051 

John, of Capistrano, Saint 1394 

Johns Hopkins Hospital 3417 

Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, 

Md.) 2994, 3277 

Joliot-Curie, Frédéric 3091 

Joliot-Curie, Irène 3091 

Jordan, Pascual 3080, 3081 

Journalism 184, 554, 1568, 2944, 

3188, 3350, 3585, 3870, 3895, 4063 

Judaism 1226, 1239, 1263, 1300, 

2210, 4071 

Jung, Carl Gustav 426, 3311, 3325 

Junod, Henri Alexandre 814 

Junta para Ampliación de Estudios e 

Investigaciones Científicas 2221 

Jurisprudence 575, 1852 

Jussieu, Antoine Laurent de 2491 

K 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gesellschaft zur 

Förderung der Wissenschaften 3124 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für 

Hirnforschung, Berlin-Buch 3243 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Physik, 

Berlin 3125 

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituten 2909, 

2963, 2971, 3083, 3249, 3302 

Kaku, Michio 3719 

Kaluza, Theodor 3097, 3127 

Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory 3076 

Kansas (U.S.) 352, 2432, 3751, 4049 

Kant, Immanuel 260, 1640, 1868, 

1872, 1875, 1897, 2020, 2037, 

2038, 2145, 3021 

Kaplan, Henry 3418 

Karamata, Jovan 3037 

Karrer, Paul 3148 

Kass, Leon 3707 

Kassel (Germany) 281, 1405 

Keats, John 1829 

Kekulé von Stradonitz, Friedrich 

August 2375 

Kelly, William 2821 

Kennedy, Edward Stewart 98 

Kennedy, Hansi 3913


Kenneth B. Clark 3917 

Kentmann, Johannes 1473 

Kentucky (U.S.) 2004 

Kenya 819 

Kepler, Johannes 130, 1290, 1291, 

1310, 1401, 1404, 1412, 1594, 

1629, 1665, 1671, 1672, 1675, 1688 

Kerr, Roy Patrick 3105 

KGB 3771 

Khan, Abdul Qadeer 3759 

Kharuzin, Nikolai 2597 

Kilian, Conrad 3181 

Kilvington, Richard 1144 

Kinematics 591, 892, 1935 

Kinetic theory 2341 

Kings and rulers 1237, 1266 

Kingsley, Charles 2192, 2481 

Kircher, Athanasius 1304, 1582, 1607, 

1714, 1722, 1743 

Kitcher, Philip 3097 

Kites 2102 

Klein, Felix 3110 

Klein, Martin J. 99 

Klein, Oskar Benjamin 3097, 3794 

Klingenstierna, Samuel 1930 

Kneipp, Sebastian 2684 

Knowlton, Charles 2699 

Knox, Lawrence 3138 

Knox, Robert 2439 

Knox, William 3138 

Koch, Robert 2652 

Kolmogorov, Andrei Nikolaevich 86 

Kopp, Hermann Franz Moritz 2375 

Korea 551, 672, 758, 2665, 2750, 

3178 

Korkin, Aleksandr Nikolayevich 2270 

Kossinna, Gustaf 3365 

Koyré, Alexandre 126 

Krebs, Hans Adolf 3150 

Kriegsmarine (Germany) 3448 

Kroeber, Alfred Louis 3355, 3897 

Kronecker, Leopold 265 

Kuhn, Thomas S. 144, 155, 188, 

1548, 3007, 3790 

Kummer, Ernst Eduard 265 

Kunstkammern 1310 

Kyoto Daigaku (Kyoto University) 

3113 

L 

L’École des mines de Saint-Étienne 

2240 

Labor and laborers 2466, 2768, 2820, 

3657, 4027 

Labor and laborers, forced 3294 

Laboratories 774, 1969, 1980, 2089, 

2107, 2219, 2235, 2498, 2792, 

2797, 3076, 3135, 3253, 3750, 

3810, 3812, 3867 

Laboratory notebooks 1788 

Laboratory technicians 3750 

Laboratory techniques and procedures 

1405, 1956, 1969, 2226, 2652, 2679 

Lacon, Vassilios 2287 

Lacroix, Sylvestre François 1902 

Laënnec, Guillaume 2056 

Laennec, René Théophile Hyacinthe 

2056 

Lagrange, Joseph Louis 1860, 1885, 

1889, 1901, 1902, 1905, 1911 

Laing, Ronald David 3643, 3914, 

3915 

Laing, William 2058 

Lakes 2494 

Lalande, Joseph Jérôme le Français de 

1914, 1920 

Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Antoine Pierre 

de Monet de 386, 2499, 2511, 2553 

Lamarckism 386, 2202, 2502, 2511, 

2521, 2553, 3294 

Lambert, Johann Heinrich 1815, 

1885, 1921 

Lamps 856 

Lancaster, Henry, Earl of, 1262 

Land Settlement 1178, 2773 

Land transportation 3618, 3623, 3624 

Land use surveys 2864, 3185 

Landscape 1717, 2467, 2730, 3191 

Lane-Petter, William 3867 

Lange, Fritz 2897 

Langerhans, Paul, 2671 

Langmuir, Irving 3152 

Language and languages 420, 1759, 

2599, 3735 

Laplace, Pierre Simon 1889, 1902, 

1910 

Lapparent, Albert Félix de 3181 

Lardner, Dionysius 2309 

Larrey, Dominique Jean, baron 2716 

Las Casas, Bartolomé de 1470 

Lasers; masers 4048 

Latin America 214, 353, 485, 528, 

2005, 2123, 2326, 2768, 2776, 

2785, 2844, 3068, 3104, 3116, 

3450, 3451, 3520, 3676 

Latin language 1166 

Latorre, Angel Cabrera 3201 

Latour, Bruno 156, 162, 166, 167, 

172, 212 

Latvia 3836 

Laue, Max von 3110 

Laurent, August 2335 

Lavater, Johann Caspar 2033 

Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent 1706, 

1941, 1943, 1951, 1964, 1969, 1970 

Lavoisier, Marie-Anne Paulze 224, 

1964 

Law and legislation 1504, 2820, 3861 

Layton, Edwin T., Jr. 100 

Le Brun, Charles 1753 

Le Monnier, M. Pierre-Charles 1912 

Le Roy, Edouard 3034 

Le Sage, Georges-Louis 1858 

Lead poisoning 2345 

Learning 3098 

Lebeau, Paul 3145 

Lectures 495, 2311, 2347, 2348 

Leduc, Stéphane 3245 

Lee, Sarah Bowdich 2433 

Lee, Tsung-Dao 3808 

Lee, Vernon 2521, 2577 

Leeches 458 

Legendre, Adrien Marie 265, 1897, 

1900 

Legislative and administrative 

regulations 447, 2356, 2748, 2775, 

2790, 3560, 3571, 3702, 3832, 

3987, 4000, 4001, 4007, 4037 

Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm von 250, 

1624, 1654, 1666, 1875, 1933 

Leiden Observatory 3052 

Lemery Louis 1704 

Lemery, Nicolas 1790 

Lenses 724, 1930 

Lenz, Fritz 3270 

Leonardo da Pisa 1108 

Leonardo da Vinci 517, 1285, 1286, 

1462, 1479, 1481, 1503, 1512, 

1540, 1595 

Leopold, Aldo 2460, 2461 

Leprosy 1263, 2771, 3515, 3519, 

3539, 3551, 3581 

Leriche, René 3407 

Leroy, Charles-Georges 2040 

Lesassier, Alexander 2697 

Lesueur, Charles Alexander 2456 

Leucippus 890 

Leukemia 3439 

Levi Ben Gershon 792 

Levi, Beppo 3018 

Levi, Giuseppe 2908 

Lévi-Strauss, Claude 136, 2844 

Lewin, Kurt 3006 

Lewis, W. David 110 

Leymerie, Alexandre Felix Gustave 

Achille 2406 

Li Fo-ki 3112 

Li, Siguang 3166 

Li, Zhi-zao 709, 1660 

Li, Zhizao 684 

Liais, Emmanuel 2313 

Libavius, Andreas 1636 

Liberalism 346 

Libertinism 1284 

Libet, Benjamin 3916 

Libraries and archives 19, 23, 321, 

334, 336, 463, 474, 489, 929, 930, 

984, 1235, 2069, 2087, 2442, 2479, 

2872, 2949, 3292, 3312, 3376, 4063 

Libri-Carrucci della Sommaia, 

Guglielmo 2144 

Libya 3992 

Liceti, Fortunio 1742 

Liceum sw. Anny w Krakowie 2237 

Lichtenberg, Georg Christoph 1959 

Lie detectors and detection 4019 

Liebig, Justus von 2335, 2373, 2767 

Life see Development; growth; life; 

death 

Light 289, 292, 577, 1143, 1690– 

1692, 1873, 1932, 3081, 3085 

Lighting 662 

Lighting, electric 2160 

Lighting, gas 2103 

Lightning rods 514, 2096, 2098 

Lilienthal, Karl Wilhelm Otto 2869 

Lilley, Samuel 2884 

Lilly, William 426 

Limantour, Jose’ Yves 2470 

Limits of science 3827 

Lindley, John 2487 

Linear algebra 1880, 2277 

Ling, Hongxun 3608 

Linguistic or semantic analysis 153, 

179, 937, 938, 996, 1060, 1085, 

1293, 1470, 1508, 1553, 1563, 

1669, 2954 

Linguistics; philology 570, 949, 1375, 

2048, 2126, 2599 

Linnaeus, Carolus 374, 1743, 1855, 

2011, 2019, 2029, 2048 

Lions, Francis 3130 

Liou, Tchen-Ngo 3186 

Lisbon (Portugal) 2310 

Lists see Tables; catalogs; lists 

Lithuania 1597, 1838, 3837 

Littré, Émile 2593 

Liu, Hui 692 

Livanow, Nikolaj A. 2495 

Liversidge, Archibald 2133


Livestock 771, 3653 

Lobotomy 3492 

Local transit 3623 

Locke, John 346, 1642, 1650, 1747, 

1779 

Locomotives, steam 2832 

Loeb, Jacques 2958 

Logarithms 1904 

Logic 228, 256, 570, 578, 581, 864, 

893, 992, 1000, 1028, 1047, 1060, 

1061, 1063, 1064, 1100, 1103, 

2284, 2298, 2853, 2880, 3004, 

3024, 3035, 3045, 3639, 3641, 3788 

Lombard, Peter 998, 1057 

London (England) 181, 493, 1493, 

1496, 2057, 2097, 2152, 2562, 

2694, 2772, 2836, 3633 

Longitude and latitude 708, 1120, 

1457, 1847, 3179 

Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon 2138 

Lorenz, Edward 4100 

Lorenz, Konrad 3263, 3308 

Loschmidt, Joseph 2341 

Louis XIV, King of France 1572, 

1748, 1787, 1792 

Louis, Antoine 1861 

Louisiana (U.S.) 2824 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition (St. 

Louis, 1904) 3356 

Louvain (Belgium) 183 

Lucas, Prosper 2512 

Lucretius 860, 1360, 1361, 1689 

Luftwaffe (Germany) 3448 

Lull, Ramón 316, 576, 992, 1119, 

1163, 1743 

Lumière, Auguste 2797 

Lumière, Louis 2797 

Lunar eclipses 711 

Lund, Peter Wilhelm 2473 

Luther, Martin 1002, 1390, 1404, 

1410 

Lutherans and Lutheranism 1342, 

1343, 1355, 1410, 1597 

Lutz, Bertha 2947 

Lycanthropy 660 

Lyell, Charles 141, 2396, 2405, 2422, 

2423 

Lyon (France) 1494, 2795 

Lyons, Robert Dyer 2634 

Lysenko, Trofim Denisovich 3262 

M 

Ma, Dayou 3629 

Mach, Ernst 2314, 3005, 3013 

Machado de Assis 2731 

Machiavelli, Niccolò 1482 

Machine tools 4046 

Machines 517, 1737, 3600, 3645 

Machines, perpetual motion 1148 

MacLaurin, Colin 1884 

Macmurray, John 3914 

Macneill, John 2827 

Macquer, Pierre Joseph 1952, 1965 

Madagascar 3420 

Madrid (Spain) 2658 

Magic 254, 847, 856, 980–982, 984– 

986, 988, 990, 1272, 1284, 1317– 

1321, 1323–1325, 1328–1332, 

1334, 1523, 1545, 1620, 1622, 

1623, 1863–1865, 2254, 3002 

Magnetic resonance imaging 3901, 

3936 

Magnetism see Electricity; 

magnetism, 3149 

Mahoney, Michael J. 92 

Maimonides 792, 801, 959, 1086, 

1260, 1341 

Mainframes (computers) 4103 

Maintenance and repair 3599, 4069 

Maison Royal de Charenton 2736 

Majorana, Ettore 3092, 3103 

Malaria 490, 494, 2125, 3397, 3409, 

3501, 3506, 3520, 3526, 3534 

Malaspina, Alessandro 1994 

Malawi 820 

Malay; Malaysia 554, 4084 

Malaysia see Malay; Malaysia 

Malpighi, Marcello 1561, 1750, 1774 

Malpractice 3992 

Malthus, Thomas Robert 2044, 2205 

Mammalogy 3201 

Management techniques 1823 

Management; administration 3926 

Manasseina, Maria Mikhailovna 2121 

Manchester (England) 4052 

Mandeville, Bernard de 2256 

Manfredi, Eustachio 1915 

Manfredi, Gabrielle 1895 

Manhattan Project 2885, 3153, 3771 

Mann, Thomas 2929 

Mantegazza, Paolo 2801 

Manufacturing 3572, 4029, 4034, 

4035, 4046, 4103 

Manuscripts 473, 474, 598, 610, 635, 

636, 639, 641, 909, 913, 915, 920, 

924, 929, 930, 936, 971, 1000, 

1113, 1117, 1164, 1217, 1229, 

1231, 1240, 1251, 1260, 1378, 

1503, 1738, 1780, 1822, 2527, 3184 

Maps; atlases 334, 336, 343, 736, 796, 

1174, 1177–1179, 1184–1186, 

1449–1451, 1724, 2426, 2432, 

2437 

Marat, Jean Paul 1928 

Marcatellis, Raphael de 1135 

March, Lucien 3015 

Marcus, Tolletanus 1251 

Marey, Etienne Jules 2218 

Marginalia 916 

Marine biology 2475, 2795, 3886, 

4014 

Marine ecology 351 

Marine engineering; canals; 

waterways 663, 1275 

Marine transportation 2838 

Marius, Simon 1673 

Markov, Andrei Andreevich 1890 

Marks, John 3983 

Marliani, Giovanni 1015 

Marriage 2729, 2754 

Mars 722, 2253, 2303, 2307, 3064, 

4121 

Mars Exploration Rover Mission 

(U.S.) 4121 

Marshall,William 2105 

Marsigli, Luigi Ferdinando 1719 

Marsilius, Padua 1082 

Martial arts 2362 

Martínez, Crisóstomo 1782 

Martini, Martino 1722 

Martins, José Thomas de Sousa 2691 

Marx, Karl 172, 2590 

Marxism 74, 302, 305, 2884, 3262, 

3343, 3719 

Masculinity 347, 483, 1237, 1762, 

2150, 2574, 2636, 2948, 2957, 

3220, 3421, 4087 

Masers see Lasers; masers 

Maskelyne, Nevil 1848, 1850 

Masons and masonry 764 

Mass media 212, 528, 788, 3002, 

3188, 3189, 3237, 3502, 3689, 

3691, 3733, 3895, 4036, 4063, 

4064, 4087, 4089, 4098 

Mass production 528 

Mass spectroscopy 241 

Massachusetts (U.S.) 2837, 3985 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

3827, 3926, 4100 

Masterman, Ernest William Gurney 

2125 

Mästlin, Michael 1401, 1414 

Masturbation 2657, 2676, 2692 

Materia medica 506, 758, 810, 1246, 

1273, 1274, 1533, 1791, 1793, 

2058, 2107 

Material culture 253, 307, 317, 450, 

1544, 1545, 1705, 1957, 1960, 

2058, 2089, 2107, 2108 

Materialism 233, 566, 1346, 1837, 

1974, 2021, 3903 

Materials science 303, 3142, 3149 

Maternal health services 3514, 3982 

Mathematical analysis 708, 899, 

1743, 2294 

Mathematical instruments 1112 

Mathematical physics 894, 1934, 

3123, 3799 

Mathematicians 219, 263, 592, 595, 

2273, 2292, 2884, 3029, 3127 

Mathematics 78, 90, 94, 108, 111, 

119, 136, 211, 213, 232, 247, 255, 

262–267, 269–273, 275–279, 300, 

439, 535, 561, 578, 582–598, 600, 

610, 626, 680–693, 712, 718, 733, 

778, 832–840, 850, 877, 878, 881– 

886, 889, 1061, 1067, 1108–1116, 

1120, 1126, 1306, 1312, 1365– 

1383, 1385–1387, 1456, 1489, 

1577, 1648, 1651, 1653–1655, 

1657–1666, 1688, 1804, 1807, 

1809, 1810, 1845, 1860, 1878– 

1911, 1931, 1933, 1935, 2043, 

2066, 2094, 2099, 2102, 2126, 

2172, 2204, 2238, 2264, 2266– 

2296, 2298, 2299, 2311, 2590, 

2884, 3004, 3014–3018, 3020– 

3042, 3044–3050, 3753, 3785, 

3788, 3789, 3791, 3792, 3799, 

3930, 4052 

Mathematics and art 3046 

Mathematics and its relationship to 

nature 535, 1067 

Mathematics and its relationship to 

science 255, 268, 300, 893, 1654, 

2113, 2524, 3265, 3827 

Mathematics education 75, 264, 267, 

1652, 1853, 1895, 2265, 2267, 

2279, 2297 

Mathematization 1640, 1815, 3921 

Matrix Theory 2271 

Matter theory 295, 894, 1350, 1438, 

1630, 1706, 1938 

Maudsley Hospital (England) 3483 

Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau De 

1868, 1877 

Mauritius 354, 3177 

Mauro, Fra 1452 

Maury, Alfred 2591 

Maury, Carlotta Joaquina 2471, 3233


Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zur 

Förderung der Wissenschaften 3775 

Maxwell, James Clerk 2214 

Mayr, Ernst 3256 

Mazzinghi, Antonio de’ 1116 

McCollum-Pratt Institute 3277 

McElroy, William David 3277 

Mead, George Herbert 2568, 3351 

Mead, Richard 2041 

Measurement 297, 421, 970, 1311, 

1993, 3126 

Measuring instruments 674, 1308, 

1311, 1850, 2428 

Mechanical engineering 767 

Mechanical philosophy see 

Mechanism; mechanical philosophy 

Mechanics 590, 723, 892, 893, 1102, 

1147, 1364, 1434, 1436, 1883, 

1916, 1931, 1934, 2314, 2533, 3075 

Mechanism; mechanical philosophy 

140, 1412, 1636, 1694, 1706, 1877 

Mechanotherapy see Physiotherapy; 

mechanotherapy; prosthetics 

Medals see Coins; medals; seals 

Media see Methods of 

communication; media 

Medical anthropology 3333 

Medical astrology 284, 719, 780, 786, 

843, 928, 1129, 1131, 1132, 1685, 

1710, 2041 

Medical chemistry 304, 1278, 1516, 

1529, 1796, 1937, 1953, 2343, 

2802, 3572 

Medical education and teaching 72, 

501, 638, 787, 1220, 1228, 1234, 

1259, 1501, 1513, 1547, 1842, 

2060, 2247, 2249, 2628, 2655, 

2677, 2681, 2762, 2788, 2789, 

2992, 3434, 3441, 3547, 3569, 

3780, 3956, 3997 

Medical genetics 469, 3260, 3426, 

3430, 3882, 3946, 3954, 3957 

Medical geography 338 

Medical geography; Etiology 3946 

Medical instruments and apparatus 

177, 180, 449, 459, 475, 923, 971, 

1316, 2230, 2641, 2683, 2981, 

2982, 3416, 3431, 3778, 3779, 

3908, 3938, 3940, 3959, 3962 

Medical physics 3401 

Medical psychology 422, 3488 

Medical Research Council (Great 

Britain) 3483 

Medical schools 3437, 3780 

Medical specialties 2701 

Medical statistics 1785, 2689 

Medical technology 2774, 3401, 

3460, 3882, 3936, 3944, 3947, 

3955, 3959, 3962 

Medical tests 3557 

Medici, Cosimo II de’, granduca di 

Toscana 1451 

Medici, family 1306, 1598 

Medicinal plants 1236, 1745, 2439, 

2492, 3581 

Medicine 23, 177, 180, 221, 284, 409, 

446, 449, 451–460, 463, 464, 466– 

469, 471–474, 476–479, 486, 493, 

494, 550–552, 557, 634–641, 644, 

655–659, 740–749, 752, 753, 755, 

758, 780, 782, 784–787, 800–802, 

809–813, 818, 819, 825, 846, 873, 

905, 908, 909, 911–915, 917–927, 

929–936, 940, 977, 1036, 1160, 

1218–1235, 1237–1254, 1256– 

1264, 1268, 1270, 1272, 1274, 

1316, 1479, 1486, 1492–1502, 

1506–1511, 1513–1524, 1529– 

1531, 1535, 1563, 1588, 1622, 

1760–1785, 1937, 2031, 2049– 

2071, 2073, 2074, 2080, 2125, 

2128, 2496, 2526, 2532, 2543, 

2547, 2550, 2624–2629, 2631, 

2633–2641, 2643–2648, 2650– 

2659, 2661, 2663–2666, 2668– 

2673, 2675–2680, 2683–2685, 

2687–2689, 2691, 2692, 2694– 

2701, 2703–2719, 2736, 2747, 

2761, 2763, 2768, 2774, 2875, 

3283, 3288, 3293, 3301, 3314, 

3381, 3383–3393, 3395–3415, 

3417–3420, 3423–3432, 3434– 

3440, 3442, 3444, 3446, 3451– 

3459, 3462–3466, 3480, 3485, 

3509, 3510, 3514, 3521, 3523, 

3525, 3543, 3546, 3548, 3559, 

3570, 3575, 3577, 3583, 3700, 

3779, 3786, 3932–3936, 3939, 

3940, 3945, 3947, 3949–3954, 

3957–3959, 3961, 3963, 3975, 

3980, 3988, 3994, 3995, 3997, 4010 

Medicine and art 183, 461, 757, 1297, 

1767, 2070, 2731, 3443 

Medicine and culture 466, 643, 740, 

809, 822, 1496, 2699, 2785, 2928, 

3405, 3443, 3535, 3941, 3960, 3995 

Medicine and economics 463, 643, 

748, 2058, 2751, 2771, 3459, 3961, 

3998, 4003, 4015, 4016 

Medicine and ethics 188, 201, 491, 

935, 2208, 2653, 3383, 3392, 3409, 

3414, 3465, 3694, 3699, 3700, 

3939, 3992, 4001 

Medicine and gender 414, 453, 461, 

638, 754, 809, 924, 940, 1238, 

1767, 2076, 2159, 2208, 2247, 

2636, 2645, 2657, 2665, 2690, 

2696, 2728, 2732, 3385, 3389, 

3393, 3405, 3423, 3425, 3436, 

3462, 3481, 3518, 3523, 3552, 

3557, 3963, 3971 

Medicine and government 447, 488, 

748, 1498, 1510, 2090, 2636, 2667, 

2733, 2752, 2769, 2775, 2787, 

2794, 3440, 3491, 3495, 3508, 

3528, 3530, 3534, 3542, 3552, 

3694, 3709, 3942, 3970, 4000, 4008 

Medicine and industry 3495 

Medicine and law 643, 755, 1496, 

1504, 1530, 1766, 2627, 2636, 

2640, 2672, 2678, 2726, 2729, 

2733, 2737, 2754, 2775, 2790, 

2942, 3400, 3509, 3518, 3985 

Medicine and literature 445, 470, 747, 

966, 1252, 1585, 1827, 2073, 2076, 

2078, 2540, 2731, 2914, 2929, 3433 

Medicine and politics 447, 463, 479, 

554, 758, 1777, 2128, 2635, 2674, 

2702, 2739, 2741, 2744, 2750, 

2751, 2755, 2785, 2791, 2890, 

3389, 3392, 3393, 3406, 3435, 

3441, 3443, 3451, 3457, 3463, 

3464, 3512, 3513, 3519, 3520, 

3527, 3545, 3550, 3571, 3723, 

3939, 3942, 3954, 3956, 3966, 

3988, 3994, 3999, 4003, 4016 

Medicine and race 221, 463, 551, 

2247, 2626, 2698, 2710, 2740, 

2749, 3472, 3476, 3549, 3780 

Medicine and religion 463, 651, 678, 

744, 747, 751, 752, 781, 820, 822, 

845, 912, 966, 1225, 1226, 1239, 

1262, 1502, 1505, 1511, 1524, 

1633, 1763, 2071, 2072, 2086, 

2657, 2684, 2691, 3388, 3456, 

3468, 3544, 3985 

Medicine and science, relationships 

469 

Medicine and society 463, 465, 492, 

550, 820, 821, 825, 1535, 1568, 

1763, 2053, 2159, 2667, 2679, 

2758, 3459, 3469, 3541, 3691, 

3784, 3787, 3934, 3953, 3960, 

3961, 3964, 3969, 3980, 4110 

Medicine and sports 3412 

Medicine and technology, 

relationships 180, 2774, 3440, 

3954, 3955, 3961 

Medicine and the military; medicine 

in war 446, 463, 2215, 2666, 2693, 

2704, 2712–2714, 2751, 2776– 

2778, 2781, 2788, 2961, 3392, 

3421, 3425, 3432, 3445, 3446, 

3448, 3449, 3455, 3484, 3489, 

3496, 3510, 3546, 3569, 3570, 

3764, 3948, 3963 

Medicine in war see Medicine and the 

military; medicine in war 

Medicine, ayurvedic 460, 781, 782, 

787 

Medicine, Chinese traditional 678, 

726, 729, 730, 740, 742, 744, 750, 

754 

Medicine, general histories 4, 24, 448, 

465, 484, 505 

Medicine, herbal 552, 661, 758, 810, 

905, 1189, 1243 

Medicine, modern 3997 

Medicine, popular 812, 1533, 2632, 

2637, 3530 

Medicine, traditional 552, 745, 748, 

751, 781, 782, 787, 813, 819–825, 

2684 

Medicine, Unani 740, 782 

Medico-Psychological Clinic 3330 

Meditation 2582 

Mediterranean region 543, 902, 979 

Megalithic monuments 830 

Megiddo Expedition (1925-1939) 

3370 

Mei, Wen-Ting 681, 767 

Meiners, Christoph 2538 

Meitner, Lise 3124 

Melanchthon, Philipp 1342, 1343, 

1355, 1410, 1412 

Meldola, Raphael 2118 

Mélida, José Ramón 3366 

Melsens, Louis Henri Frédéric 2345 

Melville, Herman 2185 

Memoirs 1811, 1883 

Memorials; commemorations 15, 61, 

183, 401, 1809, 2344, 3095, 4028 

Memory 909, 1203, 1354, 1482, 1757, 

2585, 3306, 3637, 3905, 4028 

Men 483, 2707, 3523 

Mencke, Otto 250 

Mendel’s law 2515 

Mendel, Johann Gregor 469, 2515 

Mendeleev, Dmitri Ivanovich 2351, 

2389 

Mendelism 395, 399, 469, 3474 

Menelaos of Alexandria 594 

Menstruation 940, 3405 

Mental disorders and diseases 480, 

481, 483, 660, 755, 937, 938, 1266, 

1525, 1785, 2037, 2038, 2076– 

2079, 2278, 2654, 2720–2727, 

2729, 2731–2735, 2740, 2747, 

2755, 2914, 3316, 3324, 3469– 

3471, 3474, 3476, 3485, 3486, 

3488, 3491, 3492, 3495, 3965, 

3968, 3969, 4012


Mercantile mathematics; industrial 

mathematics 1379 

Merchant, Carolyn 1554, 1589 

Merck (E.), firm 3574 

Mercury (element) 731, 2085 

Mercury poisoning 2345 

Meridians (geodesy) 337, 1120, 3179 

Mersenne, Marin 250, 265, 1591, 

1643, 1658, 1668, 1690, 1695 

Merton, Robert K. 3352, 3697, 3923 

Meslans, Maurice 2383 

Mesmer, Franz Anton 2041 

Mesmerism 2041, 2582 

Mesopotamia 284, 834–840, 842, 843, 

847–849, 2612 

Messerschmidt, Franz Xaver 2039 

Metabolism; physiological chemistry 

466, 2370 

Metal casting 761, 762 

Metallurgy 317, 367, 762, 765, 831, 

896, 1167, 1313, 1443, 1543, 1545, 

1610, 1703, 1708, 1709, 1801, 

1961, 2364, 2835, 2848 

Metals and metallic compounds 831, 

896, 2367 

Metaphors; analogies 117, 292, 413, 

1563, 1669, 1691, 2306, 2501, 

2663, 3419, 3459, 3689 

Metaphysics 116, 122, 578, 857, 869, 

996, 1011, 1058, 1104, 1143, 1215, 

1401, 1635, 1638, 1655, 1659, 

1873, 1875, 2038, 3869 

Meteorites see Comets; meteors; 

meteorites 

Meteorology 319–321, 323, 324, 328, 

332, 622, 629, 654, 672, 717, 734, 

897, 898, 1118, 1168–1172, 1445, 

1720, 1723, 1815, 1973, 1977, 

1982, 1983, 1986, 2096, 2389, 

2393, 2397, 2407, 2421, 2959, 

3168, 3170, 3173–3175, 3178, 

3184, 3187, 3670, 3793, 3819, 

3821, 3823, 4100 

Meteors see Comets; meteors; 

meteorites 

Methodology 78, 603, 690, 702, 1656, 

2496, 3006 

Methodology of science; scientific 

method 117, 126, 131, 135, 140, 

141, 578, 1051, 1055, 1095, 1557, 

1599, 1643, 1815, 1982, 2146, 

2194, 2319, 2327, 2329, 2349, 

2363, 2524, 2531, 2997, 3077, 

3086, 3101, 3121, 3150, 3358, 

3359, 3900 

Methods of communication; media 

208, 4072, 4083 

Metric system 1994 

Metrology 673, 674, 970 

Mexico 154, 809, 810, 1463, 1724, 

2127, 2212, 2470, 2534, 2602, 

2655, 2669, 2673, 2745, 2754, 

2875, 2917, 3053, 3231, 3282, 

3654, 3656, 3658, 3882 

Meyerson, Ignace 3326 

Michael of Ephesos 1032 

Michelangelo Buonarroti 1297, 1435 

Michigan (U.S.) 2864 

Microbiology 2526, 2528, 2530, 

2532, 2663, 2673, 3274, 3276, 

3277, 3280, 3442, 3614, 3862, 

3881, 3885, 3886, 3891, 3893 

Microcosm and macrocosm 908, 1086 

Microhistory 35 

Microscopes 1573, 1587, 2166, 2634, 

2670 

Microscopes, electron 2976, 2979 

Microscopes, scanning tunnelling 239 

Microscopy 2527, 2531, 2541, 2976, 

2979 

Middle and Near East 653, 832–844, 

847, 849, 1475, 2125, 2426, 2671, 

2849, 3375, 3939 

Midhat, Ahmed 2156 

Milan (Italy) 1893 

Milankovic, Milutin 2396 

Military technology 1797, 2960, 

3591, 3647, 3668, 3670, 3680, 

3684, 3760, 3770, 4128 

Millennialism; eschatology 997, 1301, 

4071 

Miller, Oskar von 3593 

Millikan, Robert Andrews 2997 

Mind and body 114, 413, 605, 866, 

912, 919, 1074, 1208, 1633, 1647, 

2031, 2555, 2568, 2586, 3411, 

3480, 3734, 3903, 3962 

Mineral waters 2058 

Mineralogy 621, 726, 1350, 1443, 

1708, 1709, 1811, 1974, 1978, 

1980, 2133, 2430, 3183 

Mines and mining 317, 367, 768, 

1543, 1708, 1713, 1818, 1974, 

2465, 2804, 2806, 2848, 2851, 

2875, 3589, 3950, 3988, 4101 

Minkowski, Hermann 2276 

Minnesota (U.S.) 2444, 3584 

Miracles 960, 1013, 1763, 1774, 1838 

Miramond de Laroquette, François 

2686, 3445 

Mirrors 831, 1332 

Missiles 4028 

Missionaries and missions 323, 667, 

814, 820, 1450, 1592, 1997, 2705, 

2717, 2718, 2771, 3468, 3661 

Mississippi (U.S.) 1845, 3657 

Mississippi River (North America) 

2449 

Missouri (U.S.) 2015, 3838 

Mitchell, Thomas Livingstone 2124 

Models and modeling in science 117, 

120, 247, 2025, 2320, 2604, 3199, 

3241, 3639, 3789, 3821, 3827, 

3864, 3888, 3926, 3931, 4100 

Modernism 172, 2149, 2178, 2476, 

2750, 2832, 2934, 3024, 3470, 3627 

Modernization 463, 564, 566, 2127, 

2152, 2385, 2514, 3053, 3463, 

3511, 3536, 3797, 4111 

Moissan, Henri 2380, 2383 

Molecular biology 26, 402, 404, 2530, 

2533, 3242, 3277, 3278, 3280, 

3876–3880, 3883–3885, 3887, 

3888, 3890, 3891, 3900, 3935 

Molecular evolution 2530, 3876 

Molecular sequencing 3894 

Molecular structure 3888 

Molecules 310, 3242 

Momentum; inertia (mechanics) 3118 

Mondeville, Henri de 1244 

Money 2839, 3724 

Monge, Gaspard 1902 

Mongolia 751 

Mongols 773 

Monism 2476 

Moniz, Egas 3327 

Monkeys 2539 

Monod, Théodore 3177, 3181 

Monogenism; polygenism 2538, 2544 

Monsel, Léon 2337 

Monsters see Teratology; monsters 

Mont-Blanc Observatory 2219 

Montagnana, Pietro da 1357 

Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de 1480, 

1509 

Montecalerio, Michael de 1144 

Montgolfier, Brothers 2110 

Montreal 488, 929, 930, 3211 

Montucla, Jean Étienne 1657 

Monuments 2151 

Moon 609, 611, 701, 705 

Moore, G.E. 261 

Moore, Olga Amsterdamska 82 

Moral economy 1281 

Moral philosophy 1031, 2167 

Moravia 323 

Morbid anatomy 1496, 1771 

Morbid anatomy; Experimental 

pathology 2649 

Mordell, Louis Joel 2276 

More, Henry 1633, 1756 

Moreira, Juliano 2662 

Morocco 3560, 3972 

Morphology 2024, 3864 

Morris, William 2171 

Mortality 467, 493, 3415, 3554, 3978 

Morton, William Thomas Green 2921 

Mosaicism (genetics) 631 

Mosher, Harry S. 3162 

Mosso, Angelo 2496 

Mothers and children 2668, 2945, 

3318, 3331, 3332, 3385, 3508, 3548 

Motion (physical) 858, 893, 1005, 

1141, 1148, 1150, 1151, 1369, 

1559, 1695, 1699, 1875, 1882, 

1883, 1934 

Motion pictures; cinema; movies 212, 

216, 408, 2887, 2919, 2921, 2926, 

2928, 2932, 2934, 3305, 3443, 

3573, 3646, 3746, 3751, 3824, 

4073, 4086 

Motorcylces 3624 

Mountaineering 2032 

Mountains 1175, 2300, 2301, 2393, 

2406, 2437, 3207 

Moureu, Charles 3145 

Movement (biological) 1749, 2218, 

2578 

Movies see Motion pictures; cinema; 

movies 

Mozambique 822 

Mueller, Ferdinand, Baron von 2488, 

2509 

Müller, Alex 2997 

Müller, Johannes Peter 2537, 2573, 

2649 

Mumford, Lewis 362 

Mummies 845 

Munch, Edvard 2476 

Münchhausen, Karl Friedrich 

Hieronymus von, Baron 2078 

Murchison, Roderick Impey 2405 

Murdoch, John Emery 951 

Murphy, Robert Cushman 3168 

Murray, Jessie Margaret 3330 

Murray, Margaret 2620 

Muscles 1749 

Museo de La Plata (Argentina) 3253 

Museo della Specola, Florence 2025 

Museo Nacional de Ciencias 

Naturales (Spain) 3201 

Museu Nacional (Brazil) 415 

Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro 

2947, 3198, 3865


Museum and exhibit catalogs 25, 498, 

2091, 2448, 2497 

Museum Boerhaave (Leiden) 498 

Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin 371 

Muséum National d’Histoire 

Naturelle, Paris 394, 495, 2359 

Museums 18, 25, 159, 236, 240, 242, 

244, 371, 394, 415, 450, 451, 472, 

475, 476, 1304, 1306, 1310, 1600, 

1606, 1607, 1739, 2000, 2016, 

2025, 2157, 2228, 2245, 2450, 

2452, 2458, 2459, 2600, 2664, 

2707, 3182, 3194, 3197, 3199, 

3233, 3235, 3253, 3285, 3742, 

3872, 4028 

Music 508, 887, 1388, 1491, 1515, 

1667–1669, 2097, 2200, 2368 

Music theory 262, 598, 868, 886, 887, 

1293, 1388, 1389, 1903 

Music, electronic 4068 

Musical instruments 508, 1582, 1669 

Musical scales; temperament 886 

Musil, Robert 3005, 3024 

Mustafa, Seyyid 564 

Mutation 3286 

Myers, Frederic William Henry 2570 

Myology 1749 

Mysticism 230, 1996, 2193, 2254, 

3002 

Mythology 326, 713, 1565, 3408 

N 

Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich 

3254 

Naess, Arne 2461 

Nagel, Ernest 3008 

Nanotechnology 4023, 4039, 4045 

Nansen, Fridtjof 3171 

Napier, Richard 1710 

Naples (Italy) 2394, 2475 

Naples. Università 242 

Napoleon I, Emperor of France 1821, 

2716, 2808, 2809 

Narcotics and drugs 2785, 2791, 

3573, 4008, 4010 

Nardi, Antonio 1689 

Nash, John 3789 

Nastulus 568 

National Audubon Society 2453 

National histories 11–14, 16, 59, 195, 

373, 455, 669, 687, 775, 785, 1287, 

1556–1558, 1812, 2131–2133, 

2135, 2175, 2325, 2402, 2874– 

2876, 3342, 3410, 3686 

National identity 5, 758, 2127, 2151, 

2174, 2310, 2400, 2402, 2425, 

2534, 2602, 2613, 2822, 2845, 

2865, 2886, 2902, 3171, 3189, 

3250, 3371, 3608, 3627, 3757, 

4007, 4082 

National Maritime Museum (Great 

Britain) 238 

National Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration (U.S.) 3823 

National parks and reserves 2941, 

3200, 3218, 3231, 3285 

National Physical Laboratory (Great 

Britain) 3084 

National security 2893, 2954, 3690, 

4019, 4079 

National Socialism 2882, 2890, 2901, 

2909, 2955, 2963, 2971, 3083, 

3161, 3230, 3243, 3249, 3272, 

3281, 3295, 3296, 3302, 3345, 

3367, 3383, 3392, 3396, 3404, 

3413, 3414, 3432, 3462, 3465, 

3601, 3671, 3703 

National Weather Service (U.S.) 2421 

Nationalism 11, 235, 687, 782, 828, 

1824, 2005, 2164, 2449, 2458, 

2545, 2621, 2785, 2904, 2911, 

2944, 2972, 3052, 3372, 3669, 

3721, 3797, 3837 

Native American civilization and 

culture 803–813, 2073 

Natural gas see Oil; natural gas 

Natural history 236, 330, 346–349, 

352, 391, 424, 628, 756, 797, 814, 

901, 902, 968, 1187, 1293, 1294, 

1298, 1462–1470, 1476, 1555, 

1562, 1607, 1634, 1729–1734, 

1736–1739, 1748, 1805, 1830, 

1832, 1839, 1852, 2000–2013, 

2015, 2016, 2029, 2030, 2048, 

2118, 2133, 2154, 2170, 2184, 

2210, 2245, 2258, 2428, 2441– 

2443, 2445–2448, 2450–2452, 

2454–2459, 2474, 2484, 2598, 

2779, 3195–3199, 3204, 3248, 

3255, 3737, 3824, 3866 

Natural History Museum (London, 

England) 394 

Natural laws 439, 791, 960, 1342, 

1343, 1699, 2341, 3343 

Natural magic 1039, 1293, 1309, 

1329, 1621, 1773 

Natural philosophy 679, 737, 875, 

944, 1023, 1027, 1038, 1062, 1091, 

1105, 1107, 1160, 1320, 1352, 

1380, 1423, 1444, 1446, 1550, 

1554, 1644, 1647, 1649, 1669, 

1698, 1817, 1869, 2027, 2117 

Natural resource management 3204, 

3208, 3213, 3838 

Natural resources 3203 

Natural selection 388, 395, 2148, 

2256, 2474, 2501, 2506, 2509, 

2511, 2517, 3256, 3295 

Natural theology 229, 234, 345, 395, 

567, 650, 791, 854, 950, 962, 968, 

974, 1362, 1590, 1836, 2210, 2256, 

2482, 2487, 2953 

Naturalism (philosophy) 115, 261, 

1630 

Naturalists 2004, 2445, 2447 

Nature 198, 261, 344, 346, 352, 567, 

908, 959, 967, 1041, 1156, 1293, 

1359, 1461, 1462, 1585, 1729, 

1730, 1736, 1739, 2002, 2199, 

2457, 3195 

Nature and its relationship to culture 

189, 328, 346–348, 538, 2007, 

2449, 2461, 2477, 3171, 3176, 

3195, 3214, 3824, 3826, 3841 

Naturhistorische Museum Basel 2459 

Naudé, Gabriel 1556 

Nautical astronomy 1456 

Nautical charts 624 

Naval and maritime medicine 2766, 

3447 

Naval Research Laboratory (U.S.) 

3066 

Navier, Claude Louis Marie Henri 

2808 

Navigation 769, 1174, 1446, 1999, 

2094, 2840 

Nebraska (U.S.) 3213 

Nebulae see Galaxies; nebulae 

Needham, Joseph 57, 670, 2925 

Nekrasov, Pavel Alekseevich 2293 

Neoplatonism 573, 1040, 1163, 1327, 

1356, 1483, 1633, 1714 

Nervous system 2558, 3303 

Netherlands 59, 1386, 1583, 1652, 

1812, 1823, 1846, 2026, 2027, 

2179, 2607, 2976, 3052, 3272, 

3367, 3380, 3432, 3498, 3570 

Netherlands, colonies 527, 544, 552, 

2457 

Network analysis see Network theory; 

network analysis 

Network theory; network analysis 45, 

158, 212, 3640, 4031, 4070 

Neuchâtel (Switzerland) 2416 

Neumann, Caspar 1949 

Neumayer, Georg von 2407 

Neurasthenia 3475, 3500 

Neurath, Otto 2871, 3011 

Neurological diseases 2559, 2642, 

3299 

Neurology 2181, 2564, 3299, 3305 

Neurophysiology 2035, 2563 

Neurosciences 140, 416–419, 427, 

844, 2035, 2036, 2121, 2556, 

2558–2563, 2908, 3297–3302, 

3304, 3900–3910 

Neuroses; neurotic disorders 2569 

Neurosurgery; psychosurgery 1769, 

3492 

Neurotic disorders see Neuroses; 

neurotic disorders 

Neutrinos 3103, 3800 

Nevada (U.S.) 3822 

New Brunswick (Canada) 2442, 2452 

New England (U.S.) 1711 

New Guinea 235, 556, 2594, 2595 

New Mexico (U.S.) 3825 

New Orleans (Louisiana, U.S.) 2083, 

2757 

New South Wales (Australia) 322, 

3436 

New York (U.S.) 2485, 3478, 3596, 

3839, 4022 

New York Botanical Garden 2485 

New York City (New York, U.S.) 528, 

2152, 2760, 3476, 3597 

New Zealand 15, 322, 548, 1994, 

2065, 2384, 2397, 2448, 2747, 

2943, 3250, 3293, 3421, 3636, 

3679, 3964 

Newman, Maxwell Herman 

Alexander 4052, 4095 

Newton, Isaac 219, 292, 1412, 1587, 

1596, 1624, 1638, 1656, 1684, 

1698, 1709, 1928, 1932 

Newtonianism 1700, 1850, 1915 

Nicaragua 3555 

Niccoli, Noccolo 1447 

Nicholas d’Autrecourt 973, 998, 

1004, 1009, 1016, 1018, 1025, 

1047, 1088, 1106, 1200 

Nicolaus Drukken, de Dacia 1047 

Nicolaus, de Autricuria 1144 

Nicolaus, Graecus Albanensis 1006 

Nicolle, Charles Jules Henry 463 

Niépce, Jospeh Nicéphore 2336 

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm 172, 

198 

Nifo, Agostino 1445, 1446 

Nihilism (philosophy) 1866 

Nina Rodrigues, Raymundo 2596 

Ninov, Victor 2997 

Nishina, Yoshio 3098 

Nobel Prizes 2224, 2973, 3154, 3386 

Nominalism (philosophy) 1054, 1085 

Non-governmental organizations 3976 

Norman Bethune 2712


North America 182, 351, 352, 548, 

806, 1183, 1313, 1467, 1549, 1610, 

1663, 1711, 1729, 1738, 1783, 

1798, 1799, 1801, 1862, 2073, 

2083, 2093, 3856 

North Carolina 2727, 3338 

North, John D. 103 

Northern Europe 1459, 2476 

Norway 2959, 3171, 3384, 3826 

Nosology; classification of diseases 

3500 

Nothingness see Vacuum; emptiness; 

nothingness 

Nozoe, Tetsuo 3141 

Nuclear and radioactive waste 3229, 

4049 

Nuclear chemistry 2382, 3129, 3153 

Nuclear industry 3771, 3853, 4027 

Nuclear power see Atomic energy; 

nuclear power 

Nuclear power stations 3750, 3853 

Nuclear reactors 3090 

Nuclear weapons; atomic weapons 

2882, 2895, 2966, 2967, 3066, 

3072, 3125, 3128, 3229, 3693, 

3704, 3710, 3716, 3727, 3732, 

3739, 3741, 3755, 3757, 3759– 

3763, 3765, 3768, 3770, 3797, 

3848, 4020, 4028, 4042 

Number concept see Number theory; 

number concept 

Number notation 279 

Number theory; number concept 

2270, 3030 

Numbers 1376 

Numerals 589 

Numerical analysis 1665 

Numerology 267 

Nunes, Pedro 1453 

Nurse midwives 637, 1242, 1500, 

2629, 2659, 2710, 3394, 3400, 3536 

Nurses and nursing 477, 2645, 2656, 

2659, 2718, 3425, 3434, 3452, 3963 

Nutrition 2774, 3525, 3537, 3561, 

3562 

Nutrition; dietetics 1249, 1269, 2106, 

3381, 3516, 3542 

O 

Oberlin, Jean-Frédéric 2059 

Obesity 466 

Obituaries 81, 82, 84, 85, 89–92, 94, 

96–101, 103, 106, 109–112, 3156, 

3382 

Objectivity 37, 49, 152, 157, 178, 187, 

447, 2099, 2147, 2523, 3842, 3907, 

3938, 3945 

Observation 1405, 1720 

Observatório Astronómico de 

Coimbra 2302 

Observatório Astronómico de Lisboa 

2302 

Observatorio Astronómico Nacional 

de Chile 2409 

Observatorio Cajigal 2304 

Obstetrics and pregnancy 801, 918, 

1242, 1500, 1512, 1530, 2067, 

2625, 2629, 2692, 2710, 3389, 

3402, 3460, 3502, 3514, 3938, 3952 

Occhialini, Giuseppe 3088 

Occo, Adolphus, II 2063 

Occult sciences 254, 660, 661, 980– 

982, 984, 985, 988–990, 1281, 

1282, 1284, 1295, 1309, 1317– 

1321, 1323–1325, 1328, 1330– 

1334, 1554, 1607, 1618–1623, 

1863–1865, 1996, 2253, 2255, 

3001, 3002 

Occultations see Eclipses; transits; 

occultations 

Occupational diseases see Industrial 

medicine; occupational diseases 

Oceanography 325, 1719, 3179, 3180, 

3188, 3189, 3818 

Oceans 325, 735, 3167 

Ockham, William of 991, 1066, 1069, 

1072, 1088, 1103, 1151 

Octants 1847 

Odierna, Giovan Battista 1750 

Odometers 1308 

Odon, Gérard d’ 1144 

Oersted, Hans Christian 1834 

Ogawa, Masataka 3151 

Ogden, Robert Morris 2566 

Ohio (U.S.) 3437, 4120 

Ohm, Georg Simon 2325 

Ohta, Tomoko 3273 

Oil; natural gas 3822, 3835 

Oken, Lorenz 2117 

Oldenburg, Henry 250, 1604 

Oldfield Thomas, Michael Rogers 

3201 

Oliva, Antonio 1746 

Oliver, Thomas, Sir, 2763 

ómez-Moreno Martínez, Manuel 3362 

Oncology 3418, 3764, 3937, 3957 

Ontology 287, 580, 963, 1004, 1008, 

1011, 1016, 1018, 1030, 1036, 

1040, 1045, 1058, 1088, 1165, 

1339, 1351, 1438, 3343, 3906 

Operations research 2965 

Ophthalmology 2637, 2680, 2717 

Opium and opium trade 506, 2380, 

2791 

Oppenheimer, J. Robert 3761 

Optics 289, 292, 590, 616, 617, 724, 

733, 897, 1017, 1142, 1143, 1146, 

1171, 1209, 1291, 1309, 1310, 

1435, 1489, 1503, 1578, 1587, 

1609, 1612, 1629, 1688, 1690, 

1691, 1808, 1848, 1859, 1928, 

1930, 2583, 2937 

Oral history 3515, 3808, 3917 

Oral surgery 3417 

Oresme, Nicole 1017, 1082, 1085, 

1150, 1205, 1548 

Orfila, Mathieu Joseph Bonaventure 

2632 

Organ transplantation 3942 

Organ, tissue, and cell culture 3458 

Organic chemistry 304, 1950, 2335, 

2340, 2342, 2353, 2363, 2375, 

2383, 3130, 3135, 3146, 3150, 

3158, 3162, 3164 

Organicism 1829, 2018 

Organs, tissues 2924, 3942, 3945 

Oribasios 913 

Origen 854 

Origin of life see Biogenesis; origin of 

life; spontaneous generation 

Ornithology 373, 3198 

Orreries 2233 

Orthodontics 2719 

Orthogenesis; orthogenetic evolution 

3264, 3269 

Orthogenetic evolution see 

Orthogenesis; orthogenetic 

evolution 

Orthopedic surgery 2688 

Orthopedics 2647, 2666, 2688 

Osiander, Andreas 1410 

Osteopathic medicine 3437 

Ostwald, Wilhelm 2139 

Ottoman Empire 471, 564, 566, 589, 

642, 661, 663, 1769, 2086, 2156, 

2234, 2266, 2385, 2787, 2799, 

2800, 2806, 2847, 2964, 3140 

Ovid 896 

Owen, Richard 2478 

Oxford University 314, 1061, 1185, 

1411, 1788, 3135 

Oxygen 1943, 1950 

Ozone 2376, 2395, 3155 

P 

Pacific Northwest (North America) 

3856 

Pacific Ocean 2402, 2938 

Pacioli, Luca 1285 

Padua. Orto Botanico 1473 

Padua. Università 1501 

Paganism 1597 

Pain 1132, 1205 

Painters and painting 1480, 1577, 

1583, 1702, 2197, 2443 

Painting see Dyes; painting; bleaching 

Pakistan 3688, 3755, 3759, 3763, 

3767, 3803 

Paleoanthropology 412, 2182, 3287 

Paleobiology 2471, 3244 

Paleobotany 371, 2472, 3236 

Paleontology 318, 371, 394, 1740, 

1741, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2182, 

2418, 2471–2473, 2952, 3233– 

3235, 3237–3239, 3244, 3255 

Paleoparasitology 3280 

Paleopathology 2708 

Palestine 849, 2964, 3203, 3370, 

3499, 3532, 3533, 3538 

Palestine Exploration Fund 2125 

Paley, William 1836, 2482 

Palissy, Bernard 1544, 1637 

Panama 1762, 2907, 4128 

Panama Canal 2907, 3547 

Pancreas 2671 

Pandemics 3554 

Panepistemio Athenon 2297 

Paper and paper industry 763 

Papyri see Tablets; papyri 

Paracelsus, Theophrast von 

Hohenheim 316, 1153, 1332, 1350, 

1516, 1529 

Paradigms 3257, 3790 

Paraguay 3656 

Parallax (astronomy) 547, 707, 2310 

Parapsychology; psychic phenomena 

2570, 3001, 3305, 3321, 3334 

Parasitic diseases 2768, 3390, 3555 

Parasitology 2662, 3280 

Pardo de Tavera, Félix 2692 

Pardo de Tavera, Trinidad 

Hermenegildo 2692 

Paré, Ambroise 1316 

Paris (France) 463, 1024, 1029, 1031, 

1461, 1803, 1860, 1899, 1963, 

2052, 2682, 2687, 2689, 2852, 3510 

Parisano, Emilio 1742 

Park, Katharine 1589


Parks 2449, 2451, 2470 

Parmly, Eleazar 2703 

Parmly, Levi Spear 2639 

Parsimony 1290 

Parthenogenesis 3899 

Particle accelerators 3107, 3807 

Partington, James Riddick 3131 

Pask, Gordon 3643 

Passions see Emotions; passions 

Pasteur, Louis 2651, 2866 

Pasteurization 2866 

Patents 202, 204, 1825, 2230, 2784, 

2830, 3706, 4048 

Pathology 932, 2030, 2128, 2208, 

2526, 2634, 2644, 2649, 2663, 

2670, 2671, 2687, 2707, 3274, 3409 

Patients 1770, 2727, 2734, 3433, 3953 

Patrizi, Francesco 1368 

Patronage see Court sponsored 

science; patronage, 1157, 1598, 

1748, 1777, 1779, 1838, 1854, 3658 

Pauli, Wolfgang Ernst 3070, 3121 

Peano, Giuseppe 2281, 2285 

Pearcey, Trevor 3648 

Pearson, Karl 469, 2283, 3015, 3043 

Peckham, John 1206 

Pedagogy see Teaching; pedagogy 

Pediatrics 463, 1764, 2056, 2682, 

2774 

Pediatrics and psychology see 

Developmental psychology; 

pediatrics and psychology 

Peer review 252, 3785 

Peirce, Charles Sanders 2257 

Peiresc, Nicolas Claude Fabri de 250 

Pelacani da Parma, Biagio 1110, 

1115, 1144, 1211, 1380 

Pèlerin de Prusse 1130 

Peña, Joannes 1391 

Pendulums 1696 

Penicillin 3570, 3572, 3583 

People’s Republic of China 3773 

Perception see Senses and sensation; 

perception 

Performance; demonstration 4093 

Perfumes see Cosmetics; perfumes 

Periodic system of the elements 2351, 

2379, 3809 

Periodicals; serials 23, 63, 252, 1879, 

2163, 2575, 2662, 2680, 2695, 

2764, 2974, 2993, 2996, 3040, 

3045, 3248, 3404, 3451, 3455, 

3565, 3567, 3569, 3630, 3783 

Péron, François 2430, 2456 

Persia (Iran) 561, 562, 565, 582, 584, 

590, 592, 596, 648, 653, 2846, 2857 

Personal hygiene 1787, 3535 

Personality of the scientist 8, 253, 

2447, 2931, 3132 

Personality; character 1216, 2114, 

2584, 3337, 3490, 3968 

Perspective 271, 1143, 1382 

Peru 811, 1685, 1700, 1762, 1986, 

2016, 2071, 2170, 2606, 3168, 

3544, 3678 

Pérz de Moya, Juan 1381 

Pesticides; insecticides 361, 3849 

Petit, Frederic 2406 

Petrarch, Francesco 1102, 1128, 1223 

Petrie, William Matthew Flinders 

2619, 2620 

Petroleum drilling 3841 

Petroleum industry 3817, 3822, 3841 

Petrology 327, 329, 1709, 1714, 1740, 

1741, 1980, 2424 

Petrus Alfonsi 1127 

Petterssen, Sverre 2959 

Pfizer, Inc. 3572 

Pharmaceutical botany 758, 810, 

1273, 1762, 1794 

Pharmaceutical industry 2775, 2780, 

2784, 2792, 2797, 3495, 3565– 

3568, 3572, 3580, 3776, 3786, 

3999, 4002–4007, 4013, 4015, 

4016 

Pharmaceutical Society of Great 

Britain 499 

Pharmacogenetics 3695, 4006 

Pharmacokinetics 2370 

Pharmacology 311, 463, 497, 635, 

661, 757, 1159, 2801, 3164, 3575, 

3887, 4014 

Pharmacopoeias see Formularies; 

pharmacopoeias 

Pharmacy 463, 495–506, 555, 640, 

643, 645, 729, 730, 732, 756, 941, 

1271–1273, 1461, 1529–1536, 

1568, 1702, 1788–1796, 1950, 

1965, 2059, 2064, 2085–2093, 

2230, 2359, 2370, 2746, 2776– 

2801, 2803, 2970, 2993, 3146, 

3389, 3564, 3565, 3567–3574, 

3576–3582, 3999–4009, 4011– 

4016 

Phenomenology 556, 1696 

Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) 296, 2225 

Philanthropy see Privately sponsored 

science; philanthropy 

Philip II, King of Spain 1307 

Philippines 2692, 3204 

Phillip of Tripoli 1163 

Philology see Linguistics; philology 

Philoponos, Joannes Grammaticus 

792, 867 

Philosophers of science, modern 87, 

125, 156 

Philosophical historiography 27, 135, 

374, 1641, 1874 

Philosophy 47, 188, 198, 217, 228, 

255–257, 260, 261, 295, 362, 369, 

376, 378, 379, 413, 420, 428, 560, 

563, 569–581, 628, 652, 679, 744, 

792, 793, 857–872, 874–876, 904, 

917, 925, 944, 950, 953, 973, 975, 

983, 991–1004, 1006–1018, 1022– 

1048, 1050, 1052–1060, 1062, 

1064–1078, 1080–1107, 1121, 

1143, 1144, 1169, 1188, 1191, 

1202, 1203, 1206, 1208, 1211– 

1213, 1215, 1322, 1327, 1335– 

1358, 1360–1364, 1438, 1506, 

1542, 1548, 1552, 1614, 1624– 

1633, 1635–1639, 1641, 1642, 

1644–1651, 1655, 1656, 1723, 

1742, 1752, 1759, 1866–1877, 

2020, 2038, 2042, 2046, 2167, 

2256, 2258–2260, 2263, 2506, 

3004, 3006, 3009–3012, 3077, 

3242, 3317, 3343, 3685, 3788– 

3790 

Philosophy and politics 1082, 1552, 

1642, 1867, 3011 

Philosophy and religion 257, 573, 

793, 960, 963, 974, 980, 983, 1002, 

1010, 1014, 1021, 1033, 1064, 

1300, 1327, 1339, 1356, 1358, 

1552, 1632 

Philosophy of mathematics 232, 267, 

268, 270, 276, 885, 1109, 1366, 

1368, 1654, 1656, 1659, 3018, 

3024, 3039, 3042 

Philosophy of medicine 405–407, 

452, 638, 744, 925, 926, 2633, 

2880, 3947 

Philosophy of mind 114, 420, 427, 

871, 1040, 1075, 1107, 1207, 1208, 

2575, 2579, 3320, 3903, 4095 

Philosophy of science 28, 43, 52, 83, 

114–116, 118–126, 128–131, 133, 

135–137, 139–141, 145, 156, 188, 

201, 241, 270, 287, 295, 297, 303, 

368, 381, 388, 402, 433, 532, 859, 

869, 894, 898, 1020, 1561, 1627, 

1815, 1833, 2129, 2145, 2263, 

2330, 2568, 2575, 3003, 3005, 

3007–3010, 3013, 3121, 3234, 

3790, 3869, 3890, 3912, 4076 

Philosophy of science, as a discipline 

43, 69, 128 

Philosophy of technology 166, 169, 

241, 518, 525, 532, 556, 1539, 

1546, 1649, 3077, 4076 

Phlogiston 1940, 1943, 1953 

Phosphates and phosphate industry 

2780 

Photographs 154, 2387, 2601, 2668, 

3446, 3692 

Photography 2147, 2179, 2194, 2255, 

2336, 2388, 2477, 2807, 2817, 

3377, 3380, 3824 

Photosynthesis 3241 

Phrenology 417, 2571, 2720 

Physical anthropology 220, 415, 430, 

1199, 1870, 2030, 2034, 2534, 

2535, 2539, 2542, 2544–2546, 

2548–2552, 3281, 3286, 3291, 

3292, 3295, 3296, 3887, 3896 

Physical chemistry 2354, 3131 

Physical geography see Physiography; 

physical geography 

Physical training; exercise 2764, 3505 

Physicians; doctors 455, 462, 746, 

824, 1246, 1254, 1504, 1520, 1533, 

1768, 1774, 1777, 1779, 1788, 

2053, 2061, 2065, 2067, 2086, 

2125, 2628, 2629, 2635, 2636, 

2705, 2710, 2734, 2762, 2914, 

2945, 3396, 3406, 3433, 3436, 

3437, 3464, 3499, 3512, 3530, 

3566, 3950, 3979 

Physics 62, 113, 127, 241, 242, 288– 

291, 296, 300, 301, 614–617, 723– 

725, 858, 870, 874, 892–894, 897, 

986, 1061, 1142–1151, 1291, 1368, 

1369, 1433–1435, 1437, 1489, 

1638, 1667, 1684, 1689, 1690, 

1692–1700, 1807, 1808, 1817, 

1834, 1927, 1930–1935, 2126, 

2138, 2140, 2146, 2158, 2185, 

2214, 2217, 2295, 2314–2316, 

2318–2325, 2327–2333, 2354, 

2583, 2881, 2897, 2911, 2953, 

2967, 3013, 3066–3129, 3137, 

3401, 3605, 3719, 3792, 3797– 

3808 

Physikalisch-Technische 

Reichsanstalt (Germany) 2220 

Physiognomy 284, 634, 1216, 1480, 

2033 

Physiography; physical geography 

317 

Physiological chemistry see 

Metabolism; physiological 

chemistry, 2107, 3150 

Physiological psychology 2554, 2557, 

2573


Physiology 386, 633, 719, 1194, 

1195, 1477, 1479, 1489, 1756, 

1761, 1776, 2027, 2028, 2181, 

2218, 2444, 2476, 2479, 2493, 

2495, 2496, 2498, 2517, 2531, 

2537, 2637, 2998, 3164, 3201, 

3252, 3382 

Physiotherapy; mechanotherapy; 

prosthetics 3220 

Pí I Sunyer, Augusto 2998 

Picardet, Claudine 1857 

Pickering, William Hayward 3679 

Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 1139, 

1299, 1335, 1340, 1341, 1425, 1431 

Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni 

Francesco 1014 

Pieragnoli, Enrico 3398 

Pierre d’Auvergne 1081, 1203 

Pietro d’Abano 981, 1022, 1123, 1205 

Pietro Damiani, Saint 964 

Piezoelectricity 3605 

Pigot, Edward 2386 

Piltdown forgery 3237 

Pinchot, Gifford 3204 

Pinel, Philippe 2075 

Piria, Raffaele 2370 

Pirsson, Louis V. 2424 

Pisa (Italy) 4021 

Pitts, Walter 4102 

Pius II, Pope 1454 

Plague 486, 499, 658, 1221, 1256, 

1258, 1267, 1502, 1506, 1527, 

2526, 3517, 3546 

Planck, Max 2953, 3013, 3095, 3106, 

3115 

Planetariums 240 

Planets see Solar system; planets 

Planispheres 1680 

Plant anatomy 2024 

Plant chemistry 2359 

Plant cultivation see Economic 

botany; plant cultivation; 

horticulture 

Plant diseases 2859, 3659 

Plant ecology 817, 3250 

Plant evolution 1471 

Plant geography; flora 2439, 2484, 

2492 

Plants 1468, 1471, 2490, 3866 

Plastic surgery 528, 3428, 3446 

Plastics industry 4043, 4044 

Plastics; rubber; polymers 770, 2893, 

2903, 4043 

Platinum and platinum industry 2367 

Plato 405, 406, 862, 865, 866, 868, 

870, 875, 887, 925, 1079, 1571 

Platonism 605, 926, 1004, 1016, 

1048, 1079, 1359, 1438 

Playfair, John 1878 

Pleasure 1205 

Plempius, Vospicus Fortunatus 1781 

Pletho, Georgios Gemistos 1356 

Pliny, the Elder 901, 902 

Plotinus 1344, 1350 

Pluralism (philosophy) 129, 131, 3006 

Plurality of worlds 1671 

Pluto 3795 

Plutonium 3229 

Pneumatic chemistry 1694, 2103 

Pneumatics 1305, 1694 

Poetry and poetics 1575, 1579, 1585, 

1586, 1834, 1881, 2001, 2186, 

2199, 2203, 2925, 3730 

Poggendorff, Johann Christian 2120 

Poincaré, Jules Henri 2140, 2315, 

3022, 3075 

Poisoning 772, 2343, 2632, 2782, 

3573 

Poisson, Siméon Denis 2268 

Poland 66, 93, 1330, 1838, 2062, 

2082, 2176, 2833, 2868, 2880, 

3040, 3283, 3612 

Polanyi, Michael 118, 188, 2894, 

3152, 4095 

Polar regions 2407, 3171 

Polarization (Light) 1932 

Police; criminal justice departments 

3720 

Political activists 357, 2679, 2884, 

3290, 3406, 3839, 3852, 3857, 3859 

Political economy 770, 827, 2006, 

2205, 2251, 3353 

Political science 852, 2046, 2047, 

2169, 2176, 3922 

Poliziano, Angelo 1335 

Pollution 3212 

Polo, Marco 1180, 1181 

Polygenism see Monogenism; 

polygenism 

Polymers see Plastics; rubber; 

polymers 

Polynesia 1998, 2538 

Pomme, Pierre 2051 

Pompeii (Italy) 330 

Pomponazzi, Pietro 1445, 1446 

Pons, Stanley 2997 

Popper, Karl Raimund 126, 188, 670, 

3790, 3903 

Popular culture 179, 2162, 2163, 

2254, 3174, 3423, 3585, 3688, 

3689, 3824 

Popularization 29, 33, 179, 184, 186, 

1399, 1497, 1586, 1731, 1817, 

1952, 2035, 2131, 2150, 2158, 

2166, 2204, 2235, 2328, 2334, 

2452, 2483, 2513, 2887, 2889, 

2926, 2928, 2930, 2951, 2955, 

2995, 3058, 3444, 3689, 3719, 

3752, 3785, 4064 

Population 2044, 2474, 2665, 2883, 

3563, 3705 

Population ecology 467, 2883 

Population genetics 3268, 3283 

Population research see Demography; 

population research 

Porcelain 1971 

Porphyry 256 

Porteus, Stanley David 3300 

Portraits 2122, 2200, 2706, 3740 

Portugal 76, 446, 1078, 1117, 1455, 

1653, 1811, 2302, 2310, 2415, 

2422, 2483, 2613, 2691, 2738, 

2867, 2972, 3248, 3327, 3447, 3519 

Portugal, colonies 550, 1622, 1811, 

1987, 2081, 2366 

Positivism 133, 2496, 2593, 3006, 

3011 

Post, Frans 1583 

Postcolonialism 143, 431, 482, 665, 

2119, 3951 

Postel, Guillaume 608 

Postmodernism 32, 172, 258, 479, 

3732 

Pottery see Ceramics; pottery 

Poulantzas, Nicos 3343 

Poultry 2978 

Poverty 221, 2726 

Power (philosophy) 203 

Power technology 2323 

Pragmatism; instrumentalism 140, 

3101 

Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1029, 1256, 

1321, 1778 

Pre-Socratic philosophers 863 

Precipitation; floods 328, 2397 

Precision see Exactness; precision; 

accuracy 

Prediction see Forecasting; prediction 

Preformation 376, 2021 

Prehistory and primitive societies 699, 

2613, 2615, 3371, 3374 

Prenatal care and diagnosis 407 

President’s Council on Bioethics 

(United States) 3707 

Prevention and control of disease 494, 

749, 3398, 3506, 3524, 3977, 3993 

Preventive medicine 1547, 3430 

Priestley, Joseph 1946 

Primary and secondary education 245, 

2245 

Primary literature (historical sources) 

20, 22, 23, 335, 374, 420, 425, 463, 

474, 528, 644, 645, 654, 672, 683, 

727, 766, 792, 835, 857, 913, 915, 

916, 920, 934–936, 939, 940, 993, 

994, 1007, 1012, 1014, 1029, 1032, 

1039, 1046, 1048, 1093, 1101, 

1115, 1135, 1156, 1169, 1173, 

1187, 1189, 1191, 1192, 1217, 

1231, 1233, 1235, 1243, 1245, 

1251, 1285, 1337–1339, 1344, 

1356, 1367, 1379, 1388, 1396, 

1397, 1419, 1432, 1433, 1476, 

1522, 1720, 1738, 1745, 1764, 

1833, 1920, 1943, 1965, 2024, 

2066, 2136–2141, 2352, 2358, 

2479, 2484, 2516, 2649, 2721, 

2879, 3038, 3115, 3145, 3184, 

3292, 3312, 3913, 3949 

Primates 408, 410, 1465, 3332 

Primatology 3285, 3322 

Prime numbers 265 

Princeton University 4100 

Printing 205, 237 

Printing industry 649, 1862 

Printing press 648 

Prisoners 235, 2908, 3391, 3397, 

3413, 3484 

Prisons 3391, 3478 

Privacy 2752 

Privately sponsored science; 

philanthropy 206, 3354, 3483, 

3698, 3786 

Probabilism (philosophy) 1025, 1445 

Probability and statistics 272, 290, 

1910, 2268, 2293, 2524, 3015, 

3020, 3028, 3031, 3041, 3050, 3753 

Proclus 1366, 1368 

Professions and professionalization 4, 

8, 16, 309, 463, 524, 976, 1247, 

1493, 1504, 1531, 1533, 1763, 

1768, 1775, 1857, 1862, 1923, 

2060, 2061, 2065, 2131, 2155, 

2173, 2177, 2189, 2252, 2350, 

2611, 2629, 2659, 2677, 2688, 

2703, 2710, 2711, 2783, 2787, 

2790, 2793, 2794, 2949, 2993, 

2995, 2996, 3000, 3112, 3161, 

3309, 3353, 3372, 3378, 3452, 

3514, 3603, 3614, 3747, 3786, 3929 

Programming languages 535, 3864 

Progress, ideas of 31, 399, 860, 873, 

1162, 2163, 2514 

Project Voyager 4123 

Prony, Gaspard Clair François Marie 

Riche, Baron de 1927, 2808, 2809


Proof 1657, 2266, 2282, 3110 

Propaganda 1822, 2667, 3443, 3712 

Prophecies 546, 1140, 1159, 1328, 

1996, 2191 

Prosthetics see Physiotherapy; 

mechanotherapy; prosthetics 

Prostitution 3556, 3560 

Proteins 3888 

Protestantism 323, 1358, 1439, 1594, 

2211, 3001, 3589 

Protospatharius, Theophilus 908 

Protozoa; unicellular organisms 3271 

Proust, Marcel 2583 

Prussia (Germany) 1323, 2172, 2175, 

2545, 2868 

Prussian Academy of Sciences 1841 

Pryce, Daniel Merlin 3583 

Pryor, Francis 3368 

Pseudo-Albertus Magnus 1161 

Pseudoscience 267, 2012, 3413 

Psychiatric hospitals 2077, 2574, 

2720, 2723, 2725–2727, 2730, 

2732, 2735, 2736, 2739–2741, 

2747, 2755, 3471, 3472, 3477, 

3478, 3486, 3491, 3498, 3507 

Psychiatry 480–482, 660, 847, 937, 

938, 1785, 1786, 2075, 2077, 2079, 

2578, 2720–2722, 2724, 2725, 

2727–2734, 2737–2742, 3321, 

3323, 3327, 3396, 3469, 3473– 

3479, 3481–3484, 3486–3488, 

3490, 3491, 3493–3495, 3497– 

3500, 3915, 3964–3967, 3969, 

3971–3974, 4004 

Psychic phenomena see 

Parapsychology; psychic 

phenomena 

Psychic trauma 2957, 3482, 3966 

Psychoanalysis 2119, 3306, 3311, 

3318, 3328, 3330, 3911, 3913, 3974 

Psychobiology 3322 

Psychological study of scientists 151, 

154, 169, 253, 432, 3810, 3904 

Psychological tests 2739, 3324, 3496 

Psychology 160, 258, 420–423, 425– 

427, 429, 430, 887, 910, 1073, 

1200–1202, 1204–1207, 1210– 

1213, 1215, 1282, 1482, 1483, 

1485–1488, 1490, 1491, 1584, 

1754–1757, 1786, 1837, 2032, 

2037–2040, 2078, 2196, 2198, 

2306, 2479, 2554, 2557, 2561, 

2564, 2566, 2568–2571, 2573– 

2579, 2581, 2582, 2584–2587, 

2955, 3001, 3305–3307, 3309– 

3334, 3337, 3412, 3480, 3482, 

3486, 3906, 3912, 3915–3918, 

3968, 3973 

Psychology and war 2957, 3484, 3489 

Psychology of religion 3311 

Psychopathology 2075, 2721 

Psychopharmacology 3907 

Psychophysics 2586 

Psychophysiology 1757 

Psychosomatic medicine 3479 

Psychosurgery see Neurosurgery; 

psychosurgery 

Psychotherapy 3914 

Psychotropic drugs 2801, 3307, 3315, 

3918, 4000, 4004, 4009, 4010 

Ptolemy 578, 600, 886, 899, 900, 

1419, 3055 

Public demonstration 1952 

Public health 221, 452, 454, 463, 486, 

487, 489–492, 553, 554, 642, 659, 

748, 821, 1255, 1267, 1269, 1270, 

1526, 1527, 1842, 2065, 2082– 

2084, 2090, 2642, 2725, 2739, 

2741, 2743–2746, 2748–2753, 

2755–2760, 2762, 2764–2767, 

2769–2772, 3394, 3399, 3409, 

3442, 3467, 3471, 3491, 3498, 

3501–3507, 3509, 3511–3513, 

3515, 3517–3522, 3524, 3526, 

3528, 3530–3537, 3539–3542, 

3545, 3547, 3550–3563, 3651, 

3665, 3666, 3723, 3832, 3937, 

3941, 3976–3979, 3981–3993, 

3996–3998, 4002 

Public policy 77, 2755, 2862, 3208, 

3229, 3249, 3389, 3393, 3529, 

3545, 3571, 3655, 3711, 3727, 

3728, 3837, 3842, 3845, 3860, 

3934, 3991 

Public understanding of medicine 

3709 

Public understanding of science 25, 

159, 1953, 2110, 2203, 2360, 2919, 

3133, 3188, 3687, 3718, 3855 

Publishers and publishing 1, 1617, 

2441, 2694, 2695, 3016, 3783– 

3787 

Puerto Rico 3882 

Pulkovo Observatory 2310 

Pulse 936 

Punctuated equilibrium (Evolution) 

3871 

Pure science as a concept 2874 

Puzzles; riddles 1881 

Pyramids 840, 1993 

Pyrenees (France and Spain) 2406 

Pyrotechnics 530 

Pythagoras 850, 868, 912 

Q 

Qian, Baocong 683 

Quackery 461, 1495 

Quadrants (astronomical instruments) 

1913 

Quakers and Quakerism 2951 

Quantum chemistry 3137 

Quantum mechanics 62, 113, 122, 

287, 295, 297, 3070, 3073, 3074, 

3077–3081, 3085, 3087, 3095, 

3096, 3106, 3108, 3109, 3113, 

3114, 3116, 3118, 3121–3123, 

3798, 3801, 3804, 3806, 3807 

Quarantine 2954, 3556 

Quatrefages de Bréau, Jean Louis 

Armand de 2545 

Québec (Canada) 488, 3324, 3385 

Queensland (Australia) 2443 

Quetelet, Lambert Adolphe Jacques 

2272 

Quevedo, Miguel Angel de 2470 

Quine, Willard Van Orman 126 

Quinine 1792 

Qusta, Ibn Luqa, al-Ba’lbakki 588 

Quṭb al-Din, al-Shirazi 591 

R 

Rabbits 2978, 3650 

Rabies 3420 

Racah, G. 3120 

Race 2457, 2534, 2941, 3202, 3735, 

3882, 3896 

Racism 154, 2549, 2550, 3338, 3341 

Radar 3084, 3670 

Radcliffe Observatory (University of 

Oxford) 281 

Radiation see Electromagnetic waves; 

radiation 

Radiation toxicology 3401, 3989 

Radicalism 1284 

Radicals (chemistry) 315, 1951, 2346, 

3144 

Radio 3001, 3617, 3631, 3638, 4026, 

4063 

Radio Corporation of America 3638 

Radio, short wave 4059 

Radioactivity 2977, 3091, 3129, 3243, 

3990 

Radiobiology 3880 

Radiology 3390, 3416, 3445, 3936 

Radios, transistor 4018 

Radium 3129, 3243 

Radulphus Brito 420 

Raffles, Thomas Stamford 2454 

Rafinesque, Constantine Samuel 2446 

Railroads 334, 521, 522, 528, 2130, 

2429, 2820, 2823, 2827, 2833, 

2836, 2843–2845, 2849, 2907, 

3506, 3608, 3616, 4050 

Railroads, atmospheric 2836 

Railways, electric 2816 

Rainbow 1171 

Ramón y Cajal, Santiago 2221, 2908, 

3298 

Ramus, Petrus 1361 

RAND Corporation 3644 

Rank, Otto 3311 

Ratio and proportion 262, 692, 1111, 

1115, 1375, 2275 

Rational choice theory 141, 3921 

Rationalism 179, 791, 850, 926, 1632, 

1645, 2051 

Rauwolf, Leonhart 1475 

Reading 1645, 2181, 2980 

Real Academia de Ciencias Médicas, 

Físicas y Naturales de la Habana 

2793 

Real Seminario Científico Industrial 

de Vergara 2238 

Real Tribunal del Protomedicato 2793 

Reale Museo di Fisica e Storia 

Naturale di Firenze 236 

Realism 116, 124, 1126, 1866, 2522, 

3042, 3317 

Reason 28, 260 

Recapitulation theory 2481 

Recreational mathematics 880, 2204 

Redi, Francesco 1561, 1746, 1750 

Reductionism 131, 433, 3003, 3008, 

3242, 3900, 3906 

Reference books 19–24, 75, 279, 387, 

851, 1288, 1349, 2137, 2290, 2799, 

2878, 3292 

Reflex theory 430 

Reformation 155, 1347 

Refugees 3396, 3462–3464, 3466, 

3494, 3499, 3547 

Regeneration 3458 

Regiomontanus 1407 

Reincarnation 912 

Relativism (philosophy) 146 

Relativity 62, 2887, 3065, 3067, 3069, 

3075, 3079, 3104 

Relativity, general 2314, 3057, 3061, 

3099, 3122 

Relativity, special 2330, 3093 

Religion 232, 957, 1272, 1618, 1865 

Religious beliefs 232, 713, 957, 3551 

Remsen, Ira 2356 

Rennie, James 2369 

Reproduction 1478, 2444, 2648, 2938, 

2944, 3543, 3705, 3899, 3985


Reproductive medicine 551, 637, 801, 

1760, 3393, 3460, 3752 

Reproductive technologies 3700 

Reptiles 2444 

Republic of Liberia 2903 

Research 154, 187, 770, 2630, 2768, 

2874, 2875, 2891, 2905, 3313, 

3397, 3483, 3581, 3698, 3708, 

3816, 4111 

Research and development (R&D) 

2912, 3572, 3588, 4013 

Research design 3925 

Research institutes; research stations 

1175, 2219, 2220, 2300, 2301, 

2393, 2420, 2475, 2969, 3185, 3588 

Research methods 154, 432, 3241 

Research schools 3378 

Research stations see Research 

institutes; research stations 

Research support 2130, 3354, 3697, 

3774 

Respiratory diseases 460 

Rest see Sleep; rest 

Restoration ecology 3218, 3226 

Resusitation see First aid; resusitation 

Rete mirabile (anatomy) 1776 

Reuleaux, Franz 517 

Revolutionary War (United States) 

2047 

Revolutions in science 7, 48, 155, 

305, 951, 1279, 1284, 1548, 1557– 

1559, 1941, 1970, 2519, 2532 

Rey Pastor, Julio 3026 

Rheticus, Georg Joachim 1290, 1397 

Rhetoric in scientific discourse 179, 

358, 1228, 1470, 1563, 1681, 2148, 

2177, 2259, 3553 

Rhetoric, as a discipline 1354 

Rhodesia 3456 

Ricci, Matteo 709, 1660 

Riccioli, Giovanni Battista 1677 

Rice and rice industry 4111 

Rice growing 4111 

Riddles see Puzzles; riddles 

Rinaldini, Carlo 1692 

Rinne, Juhani Gustav 3372 

Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) 415, 2313, 

2667, 2914, 2947, 3929 

Ripley, George 1441 

Risk 3989 

Risk assessment 206, 3909 

Rittenhouse, David 1916 

Ritter, Johann Wilhelm 1833, 2321 

Rituals 1863 

Rivers 3226 

Roads and highways 1308, 2818, 

3587, 3596, 3618, 4030, 4040 

Roberts, Isaac 2308 

Robertson, James 3318 

Robinson, Kim Stanley 162 

Robotics see Automata; robotics; 

cyborgs 

Rockefeller Foundation 2768, 3354, 

3387, 3483, 3526, 3536, 3555, 

3775, 3997, 4111 

Rockefeller Institute for Medical 

Research 3386, 3458 

Rocketry see Rockets; rocketry 

Rockets; rocketry 3669, 3671 

Rocks, igneous 2399, 2424 

Rocks, sedimentary 327 

Roman Catholic Church 226, 1593, 

2212, 2684, 3388, 3544, 3976 

Roman Catholicism 1595, 1686, 

2086, 2131, 2892, 3973, 3985 

Romania 3441 

Romanovsky, Vsevolod Ivanovich 

3043 

Romanticism 346, 1829, 1834, 2106, 

2184, 2185, 2199 

Rome 379, 422, 424, 663, 851–856, 

860, 866, 873, 878, 880, 886, 896, 

899–902, 905, 909, 914, 915, 917, 

918, 920, 922, 923, 926, 929–931, 

933, 934, 936, 939, 940, 1120, 

1303, 1530, 1541, 1601, 1607, 

1777, 3018, 3092 

Rómer, Flóris 2614 

Rosenberg, Julius 3771 

Rosenfeld, Léon 3118 

Röslin, Helisaeus 1402, 1409, 1437 

Rothmann, Christoph 1391, 1421 

Rouelle, Guillaume-François 1952, 

1954 

Rous, Fancis Peyton 3386 

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques 1870, 2046 

Roux, Wilhelm 2533 

Rowntree, Benjamin Seebohn 3350 

Royal Astronomical Society 2308 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh 

2222, 2489 

Royal College of Physicians of 

Edinburgh 237 

Royal College of Physicians of 

London 499 

Royal Observatory Greenwich 238, 

337 

Royal Society of London 314, 469, 

1576, 1599, 1602, 1604, 1715, 

1732, 1754, 1839, 1915, 1983, 

2360, 2439, 3108 

Rubber see Plastics; rubber; polymers 

Rubber and rubber industry, synthetic 

2830, 2893, 2903 

Rubens, Peter Paul 1469 

Rubner, Max 3562 

Rudolf II, Emperor of Germany 1321 

Rueff, Jakob 1512 

Ruffer, Marc Armand 3280 

Rufus, Richard, of Cornwall 1104 

Rural history 3415 

Russell, Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd 

Earl 211 

Russia 11, 1849, 1863, 1890, 1997, 

2270, 2293, 2389, 2410, 2565, 

2597, 2833, 2848, 2870, 3025, 

3032, 3043, 3055, 3269, 3311, 

3376, 3662, 3772, 3837 

Russian Revolution (1917-1921, 

Soviet Union) 2924 

Rutgers University 3885 

Rutherford, Ernest, Lord Rutherford 

2316 

Rutherford, William 3300 

Rutot, Aimé 2548 

S 

Sa’adia ben Joseph 791 

Sa’id ibn Ahmad, al-Andalusi 586, 

624 

Sacrobosco, Johannes de 1423 

Sadness 3316 

Ṣadr al-Dīn al-Qūnawī, Muḥammad 

ibn Isḥāq 580 

Safety 3690, 3999 

Safford, William Edwin 3204 

Sagan, Carl 2930 

Sah, Peter P. T. 3164 

Saha, Meghnad 3797 

Sahara 3181 

Said, Hakim Mohammad 740 

Sailors 1663 

Saint-Vincent, Grégoire de 1670 

Sambiasi, Francesco 1727 

San Francisco (California, U.S.) 3232 

Sanitation 463, 2084, 2215, 2715, 

2748, 2751, 2756, 2765, 2767, 

2961, 3211, 3506, 3511, 3547, 3977 

Santo Antônio de Lisboa (Santa 

Catarina, Brazil) 1078 

São Paulo (Brazil) 3185, 3440, 3515 

Satellites, artificial 4115 

Saturn 842, 1682 

Saussure, Nicolas Thédore de 2363 

Savonarola, Giovanni Michele 1524 

Saxony 1308, 1310 

Sayman, Hüsnü Hamid 2985 

Scaliger, Giulio Cesare 1471 

Scandinavia 3173, 3509 

Scarcity 3203 

Schall von Bell, Johann Adam 724 

Scheele, Carl Wilhelm 1950 

Scheiner, Christoph 1629 

Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph 

von 1869 

Scherer, Alexander Nicolaus 1967 

Schiaparelli, Giovanni Virginio 2303 

Schickard, Wilhelm 1665 

Schiller, Friedrich von 1828 

Schissler, Christopher 1315 

Schlick, Moritz 3099 

Schmidt, Georg Christoph 1851 

Schmitt, Carl 3348 

Schoental, Regina 3461 

Schön, Jan Hendrick 2997 

Schreiner, Olive 2202 

Schrenck-Notzing, Albert von 3334 

Schröder, Johann 1153 

Schrödinger, Erwin 3070, 3096, 3114 

Schwarz, Otto 3246 

Science 179, 223, 561, 671, 790, 851, 

873, 977, 3242, 3685 

Science and art 151, 207, 209, 210, 

216, 218, 219, 271, 330, 416, 530, 

582, 716, 949, 954, 955, 1282, 

1295, 1330, 1407, 1465, 1468, 

1480, 1484, 1488, 1544, 1577, 

1582–1584, 1717, 1828, 1830– 

1833, 1945, 2033, 2055, 2151, 

2179, 2184, 2187, 2194, 2200, 

2336, 2454, 2457, 2476, 2577, 

2623, 2887, 2913, 2916, 2919, 

2926, 2932, 2934, 2935, 2950, 

3305, 3613, 3729, 3737, 3740, 3742 

Science and civilization 628, 2156 

Science and culture 3, 11, 143, 151, 

254, 418, 435, 436, 530, 560, 562, 

576, 739, 1482, 1484, 1565, 1711, 

1716, 2161, 2165, 2200, 2253, 

2324, 2514, 2886, 2889, 2936, 

3062, 3073, 3195, 3320, 3487, 

3669, 3685, 3688, 3692, 3693, 

3763, 3765, 3767, 3769, 3834, 

3848, 3902, 3910 

Science and economics 202, 204, 206, 

302, 367, 1313, 1703, 1820, 1823, 

1917, 2108, 2109, 2251, 2589, 

2861, 2886, 2893, 2903, 2910, 

2912, 3028, 3168, 3189, 3655, 

3706, 3708, 3713, 3715, 3719, 

3724, 3774, 3837, 3883, 4112 

Science and ethics 8, 147, 187, 195– 

198, 201, 358, 368, 410, 774, 1204, 

2890, 2924, 2997, 3695, 3697– 

3700, 3724, 3757, 3772, 3774


Science and gender 160, 185, 199, 

222, 223, 225, 347, 414, 453, 482, 

483, 1160, 1199, 1565, 1587–1589, 

1620, 1644, 1796, 1835, 2043, 

2044, 2163, 2173, 2195, 2208, 

2374, 2433, 2453, 2457, 2483, 

2529, 2536, 2540, 2552, 2553, 

2620, 2630, 2644, 2648, 2917, 

2942, 2944–2949, 2996, 3310, 

3320, 3543, 3592, 3705, 3738, 

3739, 3746–3750, 3828, 3862, 

4118 

Science and government 673, 697, 

721, 852, 1572, 1811, 1823, 2170, 

2172, 2173, 2304, 2384, 2891, 

2901, 2902, 2905, 2906, 3015, 

3360, 3384, 3616, 3687, 3707, 

3711, 3717, 3718, 3728, 3773, 

3860, 3924, 3925, 4075 

Science and ideology 16, 150, 172, 

346, 372, 544, 2046, 2600, 2985, 

3294, 3710, 3873, 3875 

Science and industry 2173, 2901, 

2912, 2949, 2963, 3310, 3609, 

3630, 3640, 3665, 3697, 3703, 

3723, 3724, 3774, 3781 

Science and law 202, 204–206, 548, 

561, 642, 673, 772, 1324, 1325, 

1333, 1334, 1525, 1823, 1825, 

2343, 2542, 2588, 2643, 2888, 

2898, 3230, 3529, 3702, 3712– 

3715, 3720, 3723, 3832, 3837, 

3861, 3883, 3891, 3909, 4001 

Science and literature 39, 162, 211– 

215, 217, 331, 896, 954–956, 987, 

1179, 1205, 1209, 1296, 1298, 

1458, 1484, 1505, 1557, 1573– 

1576, 1578–1580, 1586, 1644, 

1671, 1802, 1828–1830, 1834, 

1973, 2001, 2012, 2105, 2106, 

2171, 2177, 2178, 2180–2183, 

2185, 2186, 2189–2193, 2195, 

2196, 2198–2204, 2253, 2278, 

2306, 2322, 2400, 2460, 2481, 

2521, 2522, 2540, 2583, 2585, 

2622, 2654, 2782, 2832, 2913, 

2917, 2919, 2922–2925, 2927, 

2930, 2931, 2933, 2935–2937, 

2939, 3005, 3024, 3254, 3286, 

3320, 3621, 3645, 3730–3736, 

3738, 3739, 3741, 3743, 4125 

Science and music 151, 887, 2476, 

4068 

Science and politics 5, 73, 145, 156, 

167, 203, 206, 276, 302, 338, 357, 

561, 736, 852, 853, 1035, 1130, 

1131, 1424, 1571, 1572, 1576, 

1625, 1686, 1730, 1820–1823, 

1946, 2021, 2023, 2043, 2046, 

2047, 2111, 2169, 2171, 2175, 

2302, 2313, 2326, 2425, 2435, 

2469, 2470, 2605, 2621, 2643, 

2748, 2835, 2871, 2886, 2892– 

2895, 2897, 2898, 2900, 2903– 

2905, 2908, 2909, 2911, 2954, 

2958, 2966, 2971, 2990, 2998, 

3019, 3053, 3068, 3161, 3168, 

3175, 3189, 3200, 3208, 3249, 

3250, 3290, 3296, 3345, 3361, 

3369, 3370, 3450, 3529, 3549, 

3553, 3651, 3654, 3696, 3701, 

3704, 3705, 3707, 3710, 3712– 

3716, 3719, 3721, 3723, 3726– 

3728, 3744, 3754, 3773, 3797, 

3820, 3821, 3823, 3828, 3829, 

3832, 3835–3837, 3842, 3852, 

3854, 3856, 3857, 3859, 3860, 

3875, 3883, 3893, 3933, 3996, 

4007, 4049, 4120 

Science and race 154, 185, 220, 221, 

372, 482, 528, 1758, 2205–2207, 

2534, 2542, 2545, 2549–2552, 

2596, 2902, 2938, 2939, 2941, 

2954, 3138, 3270, 3288, 3290, 

3295, 3310, 3341, 3655, 3657, 

3677, 3744, 3745, 3828, 3874, 

3882, 3943, 4006 

Science and religion 7, 115, 119, 226– 

234, 255, 323, 329, 344, 345, 372, 

382, 385, 393, 396, 560, 565–567, 

582, 621, 623, 642, 650, 653, 730, 

776, 791, 793, 804, 814, 854, 855, 

955, 958–962, 964, 965, 967, 968, 

974, 982, 988, 990, 991, 997, 1021, 

1035, 1041, 1052, 1079, 1082, 

1122, 1129, 1140, 1142, 1158– 

1160, 1162, 1165, 1188, 1205, 

1210, 1214, 1230, 1263, 1284, 

1299, 1301, 1320, 1321, 1323, 

1326, 1330, 1331, 1355, 1390, 

1404, 1407, 1410, 1412, 1428, 

1450, 1469, 1590–1597, 1621, 

1632, 1670, 1675, 1677, 1698, 

1712, 1714, 1715, 1718, 1758, 

1774, 1836–1838, 1863, 1864, 

1926, 1946, 1996, 1997, 2021, 

2022, 2131, 2209–2214, 2256, 

2386, 2402, 2503, 2505, 2544, 

2572, 2892, 2904, 2948, 2951– 

2953, 3001, 3055, 3307, 3311, 

3313, 3323, 3468, 3480, 3544, 

3661, 3751–3754, 3839, 3868, 

3873, 3906, 3915, 3973, 4071 

Science and society 3, 5, 9, 11, 29, 61, 

73, 143, 147, 159, 168, 171, 184, 

186, 205, 223, 263, 310, 328, 399, 

418, 424, 431, 460, 562, 564, 790, 

880, 1322, 1393, 1556, 1566, 1571, 

1730, 1811, 1813, 2023, 2131, 

2150, 2153, 2154, 2156, 2158, 

2160–2164, 2166, 2202, 2235, 

2273, 2300, 2385, 2439, 2465, 

2870, 2876, 2881–2886, 2888, 

2958, 3000, 3147, 3188, 3228, 

3262, 3296, 3339, 3369, 3558, 

3688, 3689, 3693, 3709, 3763, 

3765, 3767, 3769, 3776, 3781, 

3784, 3787, 3795, 3855, 4106, 

4112, 4121 

Science and technology, relationships 

32, 171, 241, 253, 515, 516, 525, 

530, 1637, 1705, 2096–2098, 2217, 

2323, 2477, 2813, 2834, 3630, 3892 

Science and the military see Science 

and war; science and the military 

Science and war; science and the 

military 557, 777, 1824, 1957, 

1991, 2216, 2882, 2885, 2904, 

2924, 2946, 2954, 2956, 2958– 

2960, 2962–2966, 2971, 2976, 

2979, 3016, 3027, 3076, 3083, 

3088, 3107, 3128, 3140, 3145, 

3159, 3209, 3229, 3272, 3357, 

3422, 3482, 3484, 3582, 3601, 

3615, 3704, 3716, 3755, 3758– 

3762, 3764, 3768, 3771, 3825, 

3924, 3966, 4028 

Science education and teaching 245, 

247, 249, 272, 304, 421, 495, 834, 

972–974, 979, 984, 1024, 1028, 

1063, 1114, 1129, 1192, 1373, 

1385, 1414, 1427, 1614, 1615, 

1652, 1846, 1852–1856, 1909, 

1945, 1952–1954, 1962, 1963, 

2133, 2172, 2174, 2223, 2234, 

2235, 2237–2239, 2241, 2243– 

2246, 2248, 2272–2274, 2280, 

2297, 2318, 2322, 2334, 2347, 

2348, 2357, 2360–2362, 2371, 

2381, 2392, 2537, 2620, 2779, 

2803, 2886, 2925, 2983–2991, 

2998, 3019, 3052, 3133, 3138, 

3140, 3164, 3166, 3240, 3253, 

3378, 3582, 3788 

Science fiction 158, 162, 199, 212, 

214, 217, 377, 408, 410, 1671, 

1802, 2178, 2182, 2183, 2190, 

2191, 2253, 2303, 2540, 2917, 

2918, 2923, 2924, 2926, 2930, 

2931, 2935, 3286, 3621, 3645, 

3731, 3733, 3734, 3738, 3739, 

3741, 3743, 3746, 3862, 3898, 

3923, 4070, 4125 

Science studies, as a discipline 14, 54, 

55, 69, 74, 161, 665, 3695 

Science studies, theoretical works 9, 

27, 32, 143, 145–149, 152–157, 

159, 160, 162–169, 171, 173, 181, 

343, 457, 507, 508, 545, 670, 879, 

2146, 2871, 2910, 3237, 3687, 

3810, 3812, 3846, 3893, 3927, 

4060, 4093, 4122 

Science, general histories 1–4, 6, 7, 9, 

10, 13, 24, 178, 259, 268, 275, 277, 

313, 333, 340–342, 486, 541, 544, 

559–561, 666, 774, 815, 951, 977, 

1019, 1280, 1285, 1549, 1550, 

1554, 1805, 1859, 2127, 2135, 

2816, 2871, 2877, 2977, 3139 

Scientific apparatus and instruments 

238–244, 253, 415, 568, 672, 674– 

677, 715, 725, 886, 1120, 1305– 

1310, 1312–1315, 1382, 1398, 

1573, 1608–1613, 1663, 1703, 

1705, 1728, 1845–1849, 1851, 

1916, 1969, 1982, 2166, 2226– 

2229, 2231–2233, 2279, 2310, 

2407, 2527, 2670, 2975–2977, 

2979, 2980, 3107, 3153, 3275, 

3609, 3811 

Scientific communities; 

interprofessional relations 4, 252, 

440, 979, 1598, 1599, 1601, 1602, 

1604, 1605, 1616, 1617, 1841, 

1859, 1861, 1862, 1891, 1963, 

2063, 2217, 2223, 2396, 2433, 

2434, 2510, 2575, 2712, 2891, 

2894, 2970, 2972–2974, 2994, 

2995, 3063, 3112, 3119, 3168, 

3179, 3182, 3278, 3328, 3351, 

3450, 3499, 3764, 3773, 3812, 

3819, 3881, 4108 

Scientific expeditions 1725, 1993, 

1994, 2130, 2301, 2407, 2409, 

2429, 2440, 2441, 2445, 2456, 

2492, 2609, 2864, 3069, 3183, 

3187–3189, 3196, 3206, 3239, 

3251, 3373, 3866 

Scientific illustration 176, 178, 280, 

596, 754, 757, 1291, 1415, 1537, 

1562, 1564, 1670, 1672, 1724, 

2003, 2303, 2309, 2443, 2454, 

2486, 2489, 2694 

Scientific literature 2280 

Scientific method see Methodology of 

science; scientific method 

Scientific misconduct; fraud in 

science 2997, 3076 

Scientific study of religion 3311, 3350 

Scientists 8, 15, 296, 1286, 2114, 

2897, 2962, 3116, 3703 

Scientology 3754 

Scoliosis 468 

Scopes, John Thomas 2888 

Scot, Michael 1166 

Scotland 237, 336, 522, 1850, 1854, 

1981, 2154, 2222, 2241, 2334,


2419, 2423, 2725, 2811, 3396, 

3592, 3846, 3914 

Scrope, George Poullett 2399 

Sculpture 183, 1468 

Scuola medica salernitana 1257, 1260, 

1271 

Scurvy 813 

Sea travel 2766 

Seaborg, Glenn Theodore 3143 

Seals see Coins; medals; seals 

Secrecy 3754, 3769 

Secularization 562 

Seed industry and trade 1747 

Seeliger, Rudolph 1684 

Ségalas, P.-S. 2701 

Seguin, Brothers 2814 

Seismology 675, 2385, 2386, 2404 

Seki, Takakazu 685 

Sellars, Wilfrid 124 

Selz, Otto 3329 

Semiconductors 3094, 4023, 4034, 

4103 

Semiotics 278, 1714 

Semmelweis, Ignaz Philipp 2685 

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus 1171 

Senegal 1725, 4011 

Senn, Nikolaus 2647 

Sennert, Daniel 1706 

Senses and sensation; perception 292, 

1006, 1042, 1094, 1202, 1206, 

1211–1213, 1346, 1573, 1635, 

1691, 2577, 2583, 3642 

Sepúlveda, Juan Ginés de 1363 

Sequences and series (mathematics) 

1903, 3026, 3037, 3048 

Serbia 3037 

Serenus, Antinoensis 882 

Serials see Periodicals; serials 

Serology 3283 

Sertürner, Friedrich Wilhelm Adam 

506 

Set theory 3049 

Seuse, Heinrich 1098 

Seward, Anna 2001 

Sewerage 2772 

Sex 2195, 2916 

Sex counseling 3970 

Sex differences 1160, 2646, 3270 

Sex hormones 2529 

Sex organs 2543 

Sexology 2012, 2536, 2630, 3336, 

3538, 3970 

Sexton, Albert 2279 

Sextus Empiricus 1014 

Sexual behavior 225, 2536, 2553, 

2630, 2644, 2657, 2672, 2692, 

2698, 2957, 3749 

Sexual hygiene 3522, 3523, 3538 

Sexual selection 225, 2491, 3266 

Sexuality 411, 414, 513, 818, 1762, 

2044, 2208, 2543, 2547, 2553, 

2574, 2630, 2644, 2648, 2657, 

2676, 2690, 2707, 2916, 2942, 

2957, 3421, 3522, 3538, 3749, 

3752, 3965, 3970–3972 

Sexually transmitted diseases 491, 

818, 931, 2725, 3523, 3556, 3752, 

3984 

Shakespeare, William 1296 

Shanxi Sheng (China) 3187 

Shapin, Steven 1548 

Shapley, Harlow 3053 

Sharaf al-Dīn ‘Alī Yazdī 592 

Shaw, George Bernard 2171, 2202 

Shaw, Robert 4100 

Sheep 773 

Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft 2192, 

2654 

Shelley, Percy Bysshe 1829, 2180 

Shinto 2904 

Ships and shipbuilding 664, 769 

Sidgwick, Henry 2508 

Sierra Leone 2013 

Siger de Brabant 1093 

Signals intelligence 3647 

Signs and symbols 933 

Sikhism 781 

Silicon 1702, 3094 

Silicon Valley (California) 2968 

Silicosis 3950 

Silver 367, 2336 

Sima, Qian 549 

Simon, Gérard 96 

Simplicius of Cilicia 867 

Simulators 4096 

Singapore 2813, 3776, 4097 

Sino-Swedish Expedition (1927-1935) 

3193 

Sitter, Willem de 3052 

Skae, David 2720 

Skeleton 468 

Skepticism 1014, 1639 

Skin 908, 2541 

Skinner, Quentin 38 

Skyscrapers 3597 

Slavery and slaves 2049, 2205, 2207, 

2544, 2667, 2710, 2757, 2824 

Sleep; rest 799, 847, 1491, 3975 

Slovenia 1808 

Smallpox 486, 749, 2066, 2631, 2762 

Smart, Christopher 1829 

Smeathman, Henry 2013 

Smelting 768, 1167 

Smith, Charlotte 2400 

Smith, Dorothy E. 3928 

Smith, Grafton Elliot 3300 

Smith, John 1663, 1756 

Snell, Ludwig 2721 

Snethlage, Emilia 3198 

Snow, Charles Percy 2165, 3731 

Snow, John 454 

Soap and soapmaking 3142 

Sobolev, Dmitrii Nikolaevich 3269 

Social anthropology 3358 

Social aspects of education 2241 

Social behavior in animals 2592, 3912 

Social class 221, 1278, 1798, 2656, 

2659, 2698 

Social construction; constructivism 

47, 146, 161, 167, 3007 

Social Darwinism 2167, 2549, 2888 

Social medicine 463, 3522 

Social psychology 2565, 3313, 3341, 

3351, 3476 

Social responsibility 3772 

Social sciences 431–433, 2043, 2046, 

2538, 2589–2592, 3337–3342, 

3344, 3345, 3348, 3350, 3359, 

3360, 3919–3925, 4031 

Social surveys 3341, 3350, 3997 

Social welfare 3524, 3986 

Social work 3976 

Socialism 2171, 4044 

Société de Sociologie (1872-1874) 

2593 

Société française de chimie 2365 

Societies; institutions; academies 11, 

53, 57, 64, 203, 237, 246, 248, 440, 

443, 481, 774, 975, 1302, 1303, 

1555, 1576, 1598–1605, 1617, 

1839–1844, 1846, 1986, 2154, 

2218–2225, 2238, 2241, 2273, 

2365, 2442, 2452, 2593, 2611, 

2745, 2906, 2968–2974, 2987, 

3044, 3111, 3129, 3132, 3179, 

3182, 3337, 3353, 3394, 3458, 

3513, 3520, 3523, 3772, 3773, 

3775, 3777, 3791, 3819, 3823, 4002 

Society of Apothecaries, London 499 

Sociobiology 225, 433, 3266 

Sociology 158, 252, 434, 435, 2565, 

2593, 3020, 3337, 3346–3349, 

3351–3353, 3863, 3924, 3927, 

3928 

Sociology of knowledge 13, 44, 161, 

164, 165, 171, 3152 

Socrates 865, 870, 887 

Soda and soda industry 504 

Software 4055, 4060, 4069, 4078, 

4088 

Soil science 540, 2860, 3166 

Solar astronomy 702, 717, 1679 

Solar eclipse 547, 703, 707, 1125, 

2302 

Solar flares see Solar prominences; 

solar flares 

Solar prominences; solar flares 717 

Solar system; planets 546, 653, 701, 

1392, 1682, 3795 

Solder and soldering 762 

Solid geometry 269, 274, 583, 595, 

882, 1110, 1365 

Solutions (chemistry) 727 

Sombart, Werner 3340 

Sommerfeld, Arnold Johannes 

Wilhelm 3082, 3113, 3120, 3121 

Sömmerring, Samuel Thomas von 

2031 

Sonnblick Observatorium 2393 

Sonneborn, Tracy Morton 3271 

Soper, Fred Lowe 3387 

Soranos of Ephesos 922 

Soranus, of Ephesus 405, 406 

Soul (philosophy) 420, 866, 887, 912, 

919, 965, 1007, 1026, 1074, 1093, 

1201, 1204, 1362, 1487, 1490, 

1596, 1647, 1742, 1752, 1837, 

1870, 1877, 2042, 3323 

Sound reproduction 788, 4025 

Sourdille, M. 3427 

South Africa 527, 814, 818, 2714, 

3950, 4036 

South America 805, 1465, 1819, 

1924, 2027, 2111, 2606 

South Carolina (U.S.) 2635 

South Dakota (U.S.) 4028 

South Korea 4030 

Southeast Asia 665, 738, 2468, 3858 

Southeast Asia, civilization and 

culture 2769 

Southern states (U.S.) 364, 2207, 

2710, 2757, 2819, 2828, 2829, 3594 

Southwell, Robert, Sir 1715 

Soviet Union 2895, 2897, 2924, 3032, 

3043, 3072, 3175, 3262, 3294, 

3311, 3313, 3410, 3588, 3599, 

3604, 3620, 3669, 3701, 3764, 

3771, 3813, 3831, 3836, 3837, 

3930, 4038, 4050, 4117, 4119 

Space 1368, 1624, 3097 

Space flight see Space travel; space 

flight


Space programs 2870, 3671, 4118, 

4120 

Space research and exploration 3679, 

4119, 4123, 4127 

Space shuttle 4116, 4125 

Space stations 4117, 4126 

Space travel; space flight 2870, 2932, 

3669, 3671, 3672, 3674, 3679, 

3692, 4112–4118, 4121–4123, 

4125, 4127 

Spain 58, 70, 382, 411, 620, 805, 811, 

830, 947, 1136, 1172, 1239, 1287, 

1302, 1307, 1379, 1386, 1416, 

1467, 1472, 1498, 1510, 1514, 

1516, 1538, 1549, 1556–1558, 

1662, 1683, 1687, 1762, 1770, 

1904, 2006, 2016, 2091, 2094, 

2215, 2221, 2238, 2324, 2390, 

2434, 2672, 2695, 2756, 2784, 

2793, 2818, 2876, 2961, 2998, 

3267, 3362, 3366, 3377, 3451, 

3578, 3586, 3615, 3675, 3788, 

3870, 3979 

Spain, colonies 367, 1685, 1708, 

1801, 1986, 2005, 2049, 2902 

Specialization 671, 3927 

Speciation 1471, 2516, 3862, 3871 

Species concept (biology) 410, 2029 

Specific heat 3137 

Specimens 2448 

Spectroscopes 2229, 3811 

Spectroscopy 3811 

Speech 2721 

Speed of light 3084 

Spencer, Herbert 2211, 2481 

Spenser, Edmund 1482 

Sperry Univac 4103 

Spherical astronomy; astrometry 696, 

1915, 2310 

Spherical geometry 269 

Spices and spice industry 1472 

Spinoza, Baruch 1577, 1651 

Spiritualism 787, 983, 1327, 2255, 

3001, 3323 

Spivak, Charles D. 2624 

Spontaneous generation see 

Biogenesis; origin of life; 

spontaneous generation 

Sprague, Frank J. 2816 

Sputnik 3672 

Sri Lanka 2439 

St. Petersburg (Russia) 1849, 2270 

St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences 

1890 

Stahl, Georg Ernst 1938, 2088 

Standardization and standards 447, 

521, 673, 3084, 3403, 3454, 3745, 

3817, 3867, 3945 

Stanford University 2968 

Stapledon, George 3250 

Star catalogs see Celestial maps; star 

catalogs 

Star Trek 3746 

Stars; stellar astronomy 714, 1418, 

1673, 1925, 3056, 3065 

Statistical mechanics 2315 

Statistics 2113, 2264, 2283, 2290, 

3019, 3043, 3106, 3265, 3361 

Steam engines; steam turbines 509, 

1927, 1958, 2323, 2823, 2826, 2850 

Steam turbines see Steam engines; 

steam turbines 

Steamboats 557, 2829, 2840 

Steel and steel industry 2364, 2831, 

3584 

Stefan, Jozef 2341 

Stein, Gertrude 3301, 3736 

Steiner, Mark 3042 

Steiner, Rudolf 426 

Stellar astronomy see Stars; stellar 

astronomy 

Stelluti, Fancesco 1750 

Stem cells 3700, 3881, 3933 

Steno, Nicolaus 1595, 1606, 1634, 

1701, 1712, 1717, 1718, 1721, 

1722, 1740, 1741, 1749, 1751 

Stenography 4067 

Stereotomy 274 

Sterilization see Birth control; 

contraception; sterilization 

Stern, Curt 3259 

Sternberg, Kaspar Maria Count 1985 

Stevenson, Robert Louis 2196 

Stevin, Simon 767, 1376 

Stifel, Michael 684 

Stoicism 1068, 1350, 1352, 1391, 

1444, 1630 

Stopes, Marie Carmichael 3169 

Stout, George Frederick 2575 

Stratigraphy 2603 

Strindberg, August 2476 

String theory 3097, 3127 

Stromeyer, Georg Friedrich Louis 

2666 

Structural chemistry 306, 2375 

Structural engineering 519 

Structuralism 3122 

Struve, Otto 3051 

Students 245, 1234, 2362, 2628, 3748 

Study of the past see History as a 

discipline; chronology; study of the 

past 

Sturm, Johann Christoph 1482, 1925 

Styles of thought 3810 

Suárez de Figueroa, Christóval 1283 

Suárez, Buenaventura 1924 

Subjectivity 124, 2193, 2195, 2937, 

3907, 3962 

Submarines 3626 

Subways 181 

Sugar and sugar industry 1995, 2356, 

2824 

Suhrawardī, Yaḥyá ibn Ḥabash 577 

Suicide 2580 

Sulfur drugs 555 

Sully, James 2198 

Sumer 835 

Sun-baths see Heliotherapy; sun-baths 

Sundials 969, 1922 

Superconducting Super Collider 3790 

Superconductivity 3076 

Supernatural 959, 983, 1327 

Superstition 957, 1509, 2588 

Surface chemistry 3152 

Surgery 656, 801, 930, 971, 1222, 

1241, 1244, 1247, 1493, 1495, 

1497, 1498, 1761, 2062, 2084, 

2637, 2647, 2683, 2693, 2719, 

3407, 3424, 3434, 3446 

Surgical techniques 3424 

Surveillance 1570, 3722, 4008, 4079 

Surveying 1728 

Surveys 72, 805, 1448, 2426, 2765, 

3186, 3485 

Sustainability 3833, 4045 

Swammerdam, Jan 1750 

Swann, Michael Meredith, Baron 

3093 

Sweden 1702, 1734, 1855, 2184, 

2900, 3058, 3089, 3180, 3183, 

3187, 3193, 3251, 3364, 3373, 

3491, 3607, 3647, 3728 

Swieca. Jorge A. 3806 

Swift, Jonathan 1575, 1578 

Swinden, Jan Hendrik van 1846 

Switzerland 68, 501, 814, 1984, 2247, 

2300, 2420, 2437, 2732, 2845 

Sydenham, Thomas 506 

Sylvester, James Joseph 2271 

Symbolic representation see 

Symbolism; symbolic 

representation 

Symbolism; symbolic representation 

1461, 1565, 2887, 3005 

Symmetry 287, 1897, 1900 

Syphilis 463, 491, 931, 1494, 2085, 

2662, 2725, 3399 

Syria 650, 657, 3369 

Syrkus, Helena 3612 

Syrkus, Szymon 3612 

Systematic botany 2491 

Systematics (biology) 400, 1743 

Systems theory 3242, 3711, 3890 

Szumowski, Wladyslaw 93 

T 

Titeica, George 3014 

Tables; catalogs; lists 609, 612, 1672, 

2296 

Tablets; papyri 834, 835, 838, 847 

Tabulating machines 2852 

Tacit knowledge 118, 120 

Taddeo da Parma 1094, 1213 

Tahiti 1998 

Taihoku Teikoku Daigaku 3141 

Taiwan 3141, 4007, 4024 

Takebe, Katahiro 690 

Takeuchi, Masa 3128 

Talbot, William Henry Fox 2601 

Talismans 1432 

Talmud 801, 802 

Tanzania (Tanganyika, Zanzibar) 817, 

823, 826–829, 2463, 3205, 3664, 

3830, 3952 

Taoism 678, 727, 729, 730, 732 

Tartaglia, Niccolò 1369 

Tatra Mountains (Slovakia and 

Poland) 2494 

Taxidermy 2443 

Tea and tea industry 1794 

Teachers 2248, 3000 

Teaching history of medicine 51, 58, 

2068 

Teaching history of science 36, 56, 62, 

66, 67, 72, 75, 245, 264, 1944, 2144 

Teaching; pedagogy 56, 1855, 1963, 

3926, 4026 

Technical education 512, 2153, 2236, 

2364, 2988 

Technische Hochschule Berlin 2244 

Technocracy 1737, 2207, 3622 

Technological determinism 4042 

Technological innovation 533, 789, 

1957, 2109, 2711, 3072, 3605, 

3610, 3636, 3711, 4022, 4040, 4056


Technology 30, 164, 212, 223, 235, 

359, 507, 509, 513–517, 519–522, 

524, 525, 528, 529, 531, 539, 556, 

557, 646–649, 662–666, 759–768, 

788, 831, 848, 851, 856, 873, 1275, 

1537–1540, 1542, 1543, 1546, 

1570, 1607, 1797–1802, 2096– 

2098, 2100, 2101, 2103, 2468, 

2477, 2772, 2804–2810, 2812– 

2815, 2817–2819, 2821–2824, 

2826–2839, 2841–2847, 2849, 

2850, 2855–2857, 2902, 2907, 

2930, 2940, 3214, 3216, 3370, 

3584, 3585, 3588, 3590, 3591, 

3593–3599, 3601–3604, 3607– 

3610, 3614–3629, 3646, 3725, 

3760, 3889, 3923, 3944, 4017– 

4021, 4023–4025, 4027–4030, 

4033–4039, 4041–4043, 4045, 

4046, 4048–4050, 4057, 4063, 

4066, 4079, 4086, 4098, 4099, 4119 

Technology and art 208, 1581, 2913, 

2915, 2950, 3600, 3611, 3613, 

3729, 4032 

Technology and culture 42, 158, 162, 

212, 507, 511, 528, 1539, 2095, 

2188, 2191, 2807, 2913, 2920, 

2940, 2950, 3600, 3604, 3613, 

3619–3621, 3741, 3762, 3766, 

4065, 4072, 4077, 4083, 4097, 4099 

Technology and economics 206, 521, 

528, 789, 1820, 1826, 2099, 2100, 

2153, 2815, 2829, 2833, 2842, 

2843, 2896, 2988, 3598, 3602, 

3628, 3644, 4018, 4044, 4045, 4098 

Technology and ethics 359, 507, 3944 

Technology and film 212, 3646, 4032, 

4086 

Technology and gender 513, 1798, 

2173, 2943, 2950, 3592, 3598, 

3898, 4026, 4043, 4084, 4087 

Technology and government 1570, 

2813, 3587, 3596, 3755, 4019, 

4037, 4055, 4079, 4081, 4085 

Technology and industry 2831, 3602, 

3644, 4054 

Technology and law 206, 1825, 3722, 

3725, 4045 

Technology and literature 158, 162, 

212, 2188, 2913, 2918, 2923, 3733, 

3741, 3762, 3898, 4053, 4082 

Technology and music 508, 531, 

4025, 4068 

Technology and politics 338, 527, 

1820, 1826, 2099, 2896, 2934, 

3585, 3604, 3608, 3623, 3644, 

3672, 3683, 3718, 3854, 4040, 

4041, 4044, 4049, 4074, 4079, 

4089, 4094, 4098, 4115 

Technology and race 527, 528, 531, 

2923, 2940 

Technology and religion 856, 3001, 

3589, 3763, 4125 

Technology and society 181, 182, 

528, 1569, 1818, 2152, 2160, 2815, 

2817, 2838, 2933, 3584, 3585, 

3589, 3607, 3623, 3672, 3690, 

3718, 3782, 4030, 4050, 4062, 

4064, 4088, 4099, 4104 

Technology and the military see 

Technology and war; technology 

and the military 

Technology and theater 788 

Technology and war; technology and 

the military 523, 528, 1797, 2918, 

2960, 2962, 3107, 3605, 3649, 

3668, 3670, 3682, 3684, 3710, 

3755, 3763, 3770, 4089, 4128 

Technology transfer 556, 648, 777, 

1849, 2822, 2847 

Technology, general histories 4, 24 

Telecommunications 4058, 4074 

Telecommunications industry 4074, 

4085, 4092 

Telegraph, wireless 1802, 2185, 2323, 

3631 

Telegraphs; telephones 2188, 2468, 

2834, 2844, 2846, 2847, 2857, 2999 

Teleology 31, 230, 261, 390, 874, 

2180, 2499, 2511, 3873 

Telepathy 3001 

Telephones see Telegraphs; telephones 

Telephones, cellular 4085 

Telescopes 281, 715, 1608, 1612, 

1682, 1848, 2310, 3064 

Television; video 4067, 4073 

Temperament see Musical scales; 

temperament 

Temperament (psychology) 426, 1486 

Temperature 1305, 2349 

Tempier, Stephen 1024, 1029, 1031, 

1052 

Tennessee Valley Authority 3622 

Tensors see Vectors; tensors 

Teratology; monsters 331, 660, 1199, 

1730, 1760, 2067 

Terminology and nomenclature 210, 

311, 315, 797, 800, 937, 938, 1243, 

1474, 1938, 1941, 2271, 2353, 

2355, 2401, 3023, 3144, 3163, 

3814, 3968, 3995, 4114 

Terraforming 2930 

Terrorism 3932 

Texas (U.S.) 4112 

Textbooks 54, 149, 173, 1406, 1415, 

1853, 1909, 2342, 2381, 2537, 

2986, 3347, 3395, 3788 

Textile industry 3521, 3594 

Textiles 1800, 2828, 3594, 3813 

Thailand 2769, 4040, 4107 

Thénard, Louis Jacques 2348, 2363 

Theodoricus Gravius 1710 

Theodosius 269, 594, 597 

Theology 228, 231, 255, 345, 396, 

575, 652, 960, 963–966, 990, 997, 

1033, 1038, 1041, 1045, 1052, 

1058, 1087, 1089, 1142, 1144, 

1188, 1210, 1216, 1225, 1293, 

1347, 1348, 1355, 1358, 1594, 

1595, 1621, 1659, 1686, 1852, 

2042, 3753, 3915 

Theoretical physics 3077, 3089, 3097, 

3120 

Theories see Explanation; hypotheses; 

theories 

Theories of heat 923, 1165 

Theories of knowledge 118, 257, 

1034, 1047, 1050, 1073, 1077, 

1092, 1093, 1629 

Theory (philosophy) 120 

Theory of the earth see Historical 

geology; theory of the earth 

Therapeutic practice; therapy; 

treatment 448, 458, 468, 506, 555, 

661, 1316, 1494, 1509, 1773, 1788, 

1791, 1792, 2051, 2064, 2066, 

2085, 2345, 2526, 2647, 2675, 

2680, 2717, 2723, 2730, 2796, 

2800, 3390, 3420, 3430, 3539, 

3579, 3581, 3960, 3974 

Therapeutics 932 

Therapy see Therapeutic practice; 

therapy; treatment 

Theriaca 503 

Thermodynamics 302, 1927, 2323, 

2324, 2358 

Thermometers 1305 

Thiroux d’Arconville, 

Marie-Geneviève-Charlotte Darlus 

1936 

Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648) 1679 

Thom, René 122 

Thomas Aquinas, Saint 295, 420, 959, 

960, 964, 986, 991, 1002, 1005, 

1021, 1034, 1045, 1067, 1087, 

1089, 1145, 1188, 1205, 1208 

Thomas de Cantimpré 1091 

Thomasset, Claude Alexandre 948 

Thompson, Silvanus Phillips 2118 

Thomsen, Joseph John 3109 

Thomson, George Paget 3109 

Thomson, Godfrey Hilton 3312 

Thoreau, Henry David 2460–2462 

Thorndike, Edward Lee 2566 

Thought experiments 1027, 3077 

Tibet 745–748, 763 

Tides 1444 

Time 218, 259, 858, 861, 922, 997, 

1044, 1060, 1121, 1712, 3916, 4121 

Time measurement 218, 602, 609, 

699, 701, 702, 1393, 1922, 2226, 

2842, 2977 

Time measuring instruments 568, 676, 

969 

Tobacco industry 3990 

Toledo (Spain) 1538 

Tombs 699, 731 

Tombstones 3507 

Tommaso della Gazzaia 1370 

Tooth extraction 2719 

Toothbrushes 459 

Toothpicks 449 

Topology 3022, 3023 

Toronto (Ontario) 2152 

Torrella, Gerónimo 1432 

Torres Quevedo, Leonardo 3675 

Torricelli, Evangelista 1659, 1699 

Touch 3642 

Toulouse (France) 2406 

Tourism 62 

Townes, Charles Hard 4048 

Toxicology 503, 2343, 2380, 3461 

Toys 253, 2150, 3133 

Trade 502, 669, 775, 1535, 2766 

Trade routes 658, 775, 1532 

Traditional societies and cultures 436, 

548, 713, 803, 809, 815, 819, 822, 

825, 828, 1819, 3651, 3847 

Traherne, Thomas 1590 

Transcendentalism 1872, 2020 

Transits see Eclipses; transits; 

occultations 

Translations 251, 374, 563, 585, 588, 

595, 608, 610, 614, 630, 636, 639, 

645, 669, 743, 752, 792, 793, 797, 

857, 907, 916, 924, 947, 948, 976, 

978, 1001, 1026, 1042, 1056, 1079, 

1110, 1192, 1222, 1231, 1232, 

1251, 1261, 1336, 1344, 1372, 

1383, 1399, 1433, 1474, 1476, 

1477, 1508, 1517, 1553, 1719, 

1781, 1790, 1833, 1857, 1928, 

1943, 1961, 1964, 2019, 2094, 

2335, 2358, 2596, 2695, 2721, 

2986, 3099, 3254, 3284, 3977


Transmission of ideas 505, 507, 543, 

559, 562, 563, 608, 627, 638, 667, 

684, 688, 690, 705, 714, 767, 793, 

810, 814, 878, 943, 945, 979, 982, 

984, 1043, 1049, 1055, 1071, 1074, 

1076, 1090, 1096, 1111, 1132, 

1134, 1340, 1361, 1592, 1674, 

1707, 1770, 1849, 2093, 2123, 

2420, 2487, 2669, 2673, 2715, 

2769, 3104, 3348 

Transmission of texts 316, 543, 559, 

561, 563, 584, 590, 608, 614, 625, 

636, 639, 644, 689, 743, 793, 878, 

907, 917, 946, 947, 976, 989, 1001, 

1039, 1046, 1096, 1163, 1165, 

1170, 1194, 1218, 1229, 1248, 

1249, 1260, 1269, 1274, 1348, 

1393, 1455, 1790, 1862, 2093, 

2695, 3284 

Transportation 529, 2429, 2616, 2810, 

3252, 3598, 3623, 4041 

Travel; exploration 215, 322, 325, 

335, 336, 349, 545, 625, 627, 735, 

813, 900, 1173–1175, 1180, 1181, 

1183, 1313, 1452–1454, 1456, 

1457, 1459, 1460, 1470, 1475, 

1725, 1726, 1737, 1978, 1981, 

1985, 1987–1990, 1992, 1994, 

1995, 1997, 1998, 2013, 2057, 

2111, 2124, 2183, 2301, 2390, 

2394, 2403, 2405, 2408, 2410, 

2414–2416, 2422, 2427–2434, 

2436, 2438, 2440, 2455, 2486, 

2538, 2840, 3172, 3177, 3181, 

3183, 3185–3187, 3193, 3238, 

3297, 3866, 4123 

Treaties 3820 

Treatment see Therapeutic practice; 

therapy; treatment 

Trebuchets and catapults 523 

Trees 3213, 3214, 3857 

Trials (law) 226, 392, 1324, 1325, 

1334, 1593, 1620, 2343, 2640, 

2782, 4001 

Trigonometry 264, 589, 593, 681 

Tropical medicine 553, 2626, 2716, 

2813, 3274, 3387, 3475, 3506, 3949 

Trotula of Salerno 1238 

Trucking industry 2896 

Truth 872, 1013 

Trypanosomiasis, African 3577 

Tuberculosis 463, 486, 2624, 2652, 

2760, 3398, 3433, 3521, 3524, 

3540, 3951 

Tulane University 3352 

Tumors see Cancer; tumors 

Tunisia 624, 640, 2775, 2781 

Turin. Università 2496 

Turing, Alan Mathison 3637, 3641, 

3864, 4095 

Turkey 72, 78, 95, 471, 641, 642, 647, 

2156, 2704, 2984, 2985, 3246, 3339 

Turkish Mathematical Society 610 

Turner, Frederick Jackson 346 

Turriano, Juanelo 1538 

Twin studies (social sciences) 3345 

Typewriters 2854 

Typhoid fever 2770, 3510 

Typhus 2760, 3413 

Tyrrell, Joseph Burr 2436 

U 

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 

4049 

U.S. Federal Extension Service 3655 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) 

3226 

U.S. Food and Drugs Act 3571 

Ukraine 455, 3032, 3410 

Ultrasonography 3779, 3938, 3952 

Uncertainty see Certainty; uncertainty 

Underhill, H. M. J. 2617 

UNESCO 66, 3705, 3925 

Unicellular organisms see Protozoa; 

unicellular organisms 

Unified field theories 3079 

United Nations 3526, 3705 

United States 42, 79, 151, 179, 201, 

221, 318, 346, 351, 357, 361, 364, 

414, 528, 806, 1703, 1758, 1798, 

1799, 1813, 1825, 1845, 1916, 

1919, 1926, 1946, 1976, 1997, 

2004, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2022, 

2047, 2060, 2096, 2130, 2132, 

2150, 2151, 2159, 2163, 2186, 

2188, 2205, 2211, 2217, 2225, 

2230, 2245, 2249, 2252, 2253, 

2257, 2356, 2377, 2392, 2402, 

2421, 2425, 2432, 2441, 2444, 

2446, 2449, 2453, 2462, 2465– 

2467, 2469, 2471, 2522, 2542, 

2544, 2563, 2566, 2589, 2609, 

2624, 2635, 2637, 2639, 2640, 

2645, 2653, 2657, 2664, 2677, 

2690, 2693, 2698, 2699, 2710, 

2719, 2727, 2740, 2745, 2751, 

2752, 2762, 2803, 2812, 2816, 

2817, 2819, 2820, 2828, 2829, 

2837–2839, 2855, 2860, 2861, 

2863–2867, 2883, 2885, 2888, 

2893, 2895, 2896, 2898, 2903, 

2907, 2920, 2922, 2928, 2930, 

2932, 2939–2941, 2946, 2948, 

2954, 2955, 2970, 2980, 2988, 

2994, 3001, 3053, 3060, 3062, 

3066, 3072, 3111, 3133, 3136, 

3138, 3170, 3173–3175, 3191, 

3195, 3199, 3202, 3207–3210, 

3214, 3216, 3220, 3221, 3223, 

3224, 3226, 3228, 3229, 3231, 

3233, 3235, 3256, 3259, 3271, 

3281, 3285, 3286, 3290, 3296, 

3301, 3307, 3314, 3322, 3325, 

3332, 3337, 3338, 3341, 3347, 

3351, 3353, 3354, 3357, 3360, 

3361, 3381, 3387, 3391, 3393, 

3397, 3399, 3402, 3405, 3422, 

3423, 3426, 3430, 3433, 3435, 

3437–3439, 3442, 3455, 3458– 

3460, 3474, 3480, 3481, 3490, 

3492, 3495, 3505, 3513, 3521– 

3523, 3528, 3545, 3549, 3553, 

3555–3557, 3571, 3573, 3584, 

3585, 3588, 3589, 3594–3596, 

3598, 3600, 3605, 3609, 3610, 

3619, 3623, 3628, 3632, 3638, 

3649, 3652, 3655, 3660, 3661, 

3663, 3665, 3668, 3671, 3672, 

3674, 3677, 3679, 3681, 3683, 

3684, 3686, 3691, 3696, 3698, 

3704, 3706, 3707, 3714, 3720, 

3725, 3732, 3737, 3739, 3741, 

3743, 3749, 3751, 3754, 3761, 

3762, 3764, 3770, 3771, 3775, 

3780, 3782, 3793, 3808, 3823, 

3828, 3834, 3838, 3840, 3842, 

3843, 3848, 3855, 3858–3860, 

3868, 3872, 3875, 3877, 3893, 

3899, 3920, 3923, 3924, 3930, 

3931, 3942, 3954, 3955, 3963, 

3967, 3973, 3975, 3981, 3984, 

3985, 3988, 3991, 3999–4006, 

4010, 4013, 4015, 4019, 4022, 

4025, 4028, 4037, 4038, 4049, 

4054, 4057, 4065, 4077, 4081, 

4086, 4097, 4105, 4110, 4112– 

4114, 4118–4120, 4122, 4123, 

4128 

United States Air Force 3684, 3770 

United States Reclamation Service 

3208 

United States. Army 2664, 3449, 3948 

United States. Department of 

Agriculture 3134, 3208, 3665 

United States. Food and Drug 

Administration (USFDA) 2356, 

3495, 3571, 3984, 3991, 3999, 4006 

United States. Forest Service 3860 

United States. National Aeronautics 

and Space Administration 2930, 

3674, 4112–4114, 4116, 4118, 

4120, 4122, 4123, 4125 

United States. Public Health Service 

3545, 3556 

United States. Weather Bureau 3170, 

3823 

Unity of knowledge see Unity of 

science; unity of knowledge 

Unity of science; unity of knowledge 

130, 136, 1551 

Universe 1591, 3054, 3059 

Universidad Central de Venezuela 

2998 

Universidad de Buenos Aires 67 

Universidad de La Habana 2793 

Universidad de Santiago de 

Compostela. Facultad de Farmacia 

3569 

Universidad Nacional de La Plata 246, 

2357, 2987, 3063, 3287 

Universidade da Bahia 3791 

Universidade de Coimbra 1811 

Università di Bologna 1250, 1895 

Universität Bern 68 

Universität Dorpat 2371 

Universität Frankfurt am Main 3155 

Universität Göttingen 1806 

Universität Heidelberg 1523 

Universität Leipzig 975 

Universität Stuttgart 2267 

Universität Wittenberg 1355 

Universität Zürich 68 

Universitätsbibliothek Basel 68 

Université de Genève 2247 

Université de Lausanne 68 

Université de Louvain 1520, 1781 

Université de Montpellier 2340 

Université de Paris 973, 1001, 1009, 

1018, 1024, 1025, 1029–1031, 

1047, 1052, 1054, 1077, 1150, 

1200, 1289, 3029 

Universiteit Leiden 3076 

Universities and colleges 51, 248, 

255, 476, 972, 973, 975, 1019, 

1035, 1052, 1063, 1070, 1422, 

1513, 1614, 1646, 1852, 1854, 

1856, 2234, 2237, 2239, 2240, 

2244, 2246, 2249, 2318, 2677, 

2789, 2912, 2983–2985, 2989, 

3071, 3338, 3342, 3372, 3706, 

3748, 3780, 3781, 3791 

University College, London 2362, 

2619, 2620 

University of California, Berkeley 

2968 

University of California, Santa Cruz 

4100 

University of Chicago 3341, 3351 

University of Edinburgh 1854, 2241, 

3300, 3312 

University of Glasgow 1854 

University of Illinois 

(Urbana-Champaign Campus) 2803


University of Manchester 3119, 4095 

University of Mississippi 1845 

University of Nebraska 3213, 3872 

University of St. Andrews 1120, 

1854, 2811 

University of Sydney 3130 

University of Tokyo 2361, 3113 

Uniwersytet Jagiellonski (Cracow) 

2237 

Uranium 3153 

Uranium industry 3716, 4027 

Urbain, Georges 2368, 3145 

Urban history 182, 362, 970, 2101, 

2152, 3211, 3219, 3221, 3232, 

3584, 3595, 3607, 3843, 4112 

Urban planning 1451, 2152, 3219, 

3221, 3232, 3715, 3833 

Urban VIII, Pope 1670 

Urea 3150 

Urology 911, 2701 

Ursus, Nicolas Reimarus 1409 

Uruguay 3656 

Utilitarianism 2508 

Utopias 1458, 1574, 2171, 2890, 

2913, 3275, 3604, 3731, 3738 

Utrecht (Netherlands) 1846 

Uzbekistan 474 

V 

Vaccines 2631, 3403, 3442, 3951 

Vacuum; emptiness; nothingness 1081 

Valencia (Spain) 2877, 3429 

Valency; bonds 2346, 2354 

Values (philosophy) 157, 3087 

Vandiver, Harry Schultz 265 

Vanini, Giulio Cesare 1284 

Vauban, Sébastien le Prestre de 1797 

Vaughan, Thomas 1621 

Vavilov, Nikolai Ivanovich 3662 

Veblen, Thorstein Bunde 457 

Vectors; tensors 2295 

Vega, Jurij 1841 

Vegetarianism 2106 

Velha Goa (India) 550 

Veloso, José Mariano da Conceição 

2366 

Venel, Gabriel François 1937, 1947, 

1952–1955 

Venezuela 2304, 2318, 2998, 3547, 

3656 

Venice (Italy) 218, 1333, 1369, 1535, 

2104, 2929 

Vermeer, Johannes 1577 

Verne, Jules 2178, 2182, 2183, 2191 

Vertebrate zoology 2015 

Vesalius, Andreas 183, 1288, 1499, 

1520, 1522, 2063, 2706 

Veterinary medicine 1547, 3653, 

3656, 3666 

Vicq d’Azyr, Félix 2028 

Video see Television; video 

Video games 4101 

Video recorders 4073 

Vienna (Austria) 183, 1427, 1769, 

3466, 3470 

Vienna Circle 3011 

Vienna. Universität 2341 

Viète, Francois 1108, 1365, 1371, 

1372 

Vietnam 555, 3963 

Vietnam War 3963 

Vikings 2622 

Vincent de Beauvais 945, 1041, 1171 

Vindicianus 922 

Vinogradov, Ivan Matveevich 2270 

Violence 3986 

Virchow, Rudolf Carl 2128, 2663, 

3365 

Virey, Julien-Joseph 2689 

Virginia (U.S.) 1313, 1610, 2804 

Virology 454, 3442 

Virtual reality 4099 

Vision 423, 633, 1008, 1209, 1479, 

1484, 1489, 1584, 2160, 2477, 

2637, 2937 

Vision disorders 2637 

Visual communication see Visual 

representation; visual 

communication 

Visual perception 289, 423, 633, 

1209, 1214, 1435, 1483, 1484, 

1489, 1503, 2566, 2583 

Visual representation; visual 

communication 117, 174–178, 180, 

181, 208, 210, 239, 343, 417, 625, 

754, 757, 1174, 1177, 1282, 1291, 

1292, 1294, 1295, 1406, 1411, 

1415, 1464, 1478, 1481, 1488, 

1512, 1537, 1562, 1564, 1572, 

1581, 1623, 1672, 1677, 1714, 

1748, 1750, 1753, 1782, 1831, 

2003, 2026, 2039, 2122, 2147– 

2149, 2163, 2194, 2197, 2303, 

2309, 2387, 2388, 2457, 2541, 

2601, 2604, 2623, 2690, 2810, 

2871, 2915, 2916, 2982, 3064, 

3303, 3358, 3375, 3377, 3470, 

3625, 3692, 3740, 3779, 3809, 

3824, 3834, 3888, 3895, 3901, 

3940, 3941, 3952, 3959, 3962, 

4093, 4096 

Vital statistics 493, 2589, 3385, 3415 

Vitalism 1636, 2045, 2070 

Vitamins 2798, 2802, 3457, 3516, 

3574 

Viviani, Vincenzo 2228 

Vivisection 2168, 2493, 2498, 2679 

Vogt, Carl 2518 

Voigt, Friedrich Siegmund 2491 

Volcanoes and volcanology 330, 3689 

Volney, Constantin François de 

Chasseboeuf de 1831 

Volta, Alessandro 1821 

Voltaire, François Marie Arouet de 

1860, 2051 

Von Braun, Wernher 3671 

Von Gothard, Eugen 2331 

Von Neumann, John 3070, 3072, 

3101, 3123, 3173, 3639 

Votocek, Emil 2368 

W 

Wagner, Abraham 2088 

Wagner, Duncan Ladislao 3374 

Wagner, Emilio Roger 3374 

Wald, Georg am 1533 

Wales 1237, 1620, 3541 

Wallace, Alfred Russel 2431, 2480, 

2510 

Wallace, William 2227 

Waller, Ivar (1898-1991) 3089 

Walt Disney Company 2932 

Walter, William Grey 3633, 3643 

Wang, Wencai 3866 

Wang, Yinglin 709 

War neuroses 3486, 3488, 3489, 3497 

Warburg, Otto Heinrich 3241 

Warsaw (Poland) 2176 

Wasan (Japanese mathematics) 688, 

690 

Washington (state, U.S.) 3660, 3856 

Washington, Henry Stephens 2424 

Waste disposal 3614 

Water 504, 1538, 1713, 3211, 3578, 

3579 

Water clocks 676 

Water pollution 3832 

Water power 2837 

Water purification 3832 

Water resource management 1451, 

2464, 3203, 3217, 3837, 3850 

Water supply 663, 1538 

Waterways see Marine engineering; 

canals; waterways 

Watson, James Dewey 3884 

Watt, James 1927, 1958 

Wattendorf, Frank L. 2989 

Wave-particle duality 113, 3081, 3085 

Wax modeling 2055 

Weapons 523, 557 

Weather 528, 1305, 1977, 2395, 3170, 

3218 

Weather control 2395, 3184 

Weather forecasting 2959, 3173, 

3174, 3184, 3821 

Weaving 1800 

Weber, Ernst Heinrich 3642 

Weber, Joseph 3800 

Weber, Max 3340, 3348 

Webster, Daniel 2425 

Weights and measures 1311 

Weimar Republic (1919-1933) 2248, 

2909, 2915, 2957, 3310, 3412, 

3443, 3593 

Weismann, August 2504 

Weizsäcker, Viktor von 3333 

Wells, Herbert George 212, 2171, 

2190, 2192, 2931 

Werner, Abraham Gottlob 2400 

Werner, Alfred 3148 

West Germany 2909, 3775, 4087 

West Indies 1467 

West Virginia (U.S.) 3207 

Western states (U.S.) 182, 2441, 4101 

Western world, civilization and 

culture 543, 573, 684, 715, 724, 

743, 1122, 2073, 2142 

Wet nurses 2668 

Weyl, Hermann 3067, 3099 

Whales 3199 

Whaling 3856 

Wheeler, John Archibald 3804 

Whewell, William 2260, 2309 

Whipple Museum of the History of 

Science (Cambridge, Eng.) 1680, 

2527 

Whiteside, Derek Thomas 94 

Whitman, Walt 2185 

Whytt, Robert 430 

Wieland, Heinrich 3160 

Wight, Robert 2489 

Wigner, Eugene Paul 3074 

Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Ulrich von 

2603 

Wilberforce, Samuel 2505 

Wiles, Andrew J. 265 

Wilhelm, IV, Langraf von Hesse 1398 

William of Clifford 1187 

William of Moerbeke 1001, 1169 

Williams, George H. 2424 

Williamson, Alexander William 2362 

Willis, Thomas 430, 1565, 1788


Wilson, James Thomas 3300 

Wilson, William 3086 

Wimmer, August 3473 

Wind power 3610 

Windaus, Adolph 3574 

Windows 2706 

Winds 1983 

Wine and winemaking 849, 3660 

Winterschmidt, Georg 317 

Winthrop, John 1711 

Witchcraft; demonology 660, 823, 

987, 1138, 1309, 1318–1320, 1324, 

1333, 1334, 1620, 1622, 1863, 1865 

Witmer, Lightner 2566 

Witness see Experience; witness 

Wittgenstein, Ludwig 2262, 3042 

Wöhler, Friedrich 2801 

Wolf, Anna Dryden 2718 

Wolfenden, Richard Norris 3964 

Wollaston, William Hyde 2332 

Women 199, 223, 225, 1263, 1481, 

2044, 2208, 2234, 2433, 2483, 

2536, 2630, 2644, 3310, 3406, 

3477, 3556, 3743 

Women and health 642, 1226, 1238, 

1568, 1785, 2208, 2644, 2648, 

2944, 3293, 3389, 3400, 3460, 

3518, 3543, 3553, 3972, 3978, 3982 

Women and technology 513, 528, 

2163, 2173, 2950, 3746 

Women in engineering 3592 

Women in medicine 461, 463, 477, 

637, 918, 1791, 2055, 2241, 2631, 

2656, 2659, 2681, 2696, 2705, 

3330, 3400, 3406, 3425, 3436, 

3452, 3462, 3972, 4011 

Women in science 222, 224, 245, 312, 

318, 1565, 1576, 1587, 1713, 1796, 

1817, 1835, 1879, 1936, 1964, 

1979, 2001, 2002, 2297, 2298, 

2357, 2374, 2392, 2413, 2419, 

2433, 2552, 2946, 2949, 2983, 

2996, 3124, 3162, 3197, 3198, 

3233, 3236, 3273, 3293, 3360, 

3461, 3748, 3750, 3815, 3865, 

3885, 3899, 3928, 4084 

Women in technology 3632, 4118 

Women’s diseases 1238, 2644 

Woodward, John 1949 

Woodworth, Robert Sessions 2566 

Wool industry 1826 

Wordsworth, William 2199 

World Health Organization 3520, 

3534, 3705, 3993 

World War I 2934, 2957, 2958, 2960, 

2964, 3020, 3140, 3145, 3176, 

3220, 3417, 3421, 3422, 3425, 

3441, 3443, 3446, 3447, 3454, 

3457, 3484, 3486, 3488, 3489, 

3497, 3592, 3615, 3649, 3670 

World War II 2784, 2946, 2959, 2961, 

2962, 2979, 2991, 3016, 3027, 

3076, 3088, 3153, 3209, 3225, 

3272, 3357, 3367, 3392, 3421, 

3432, 3448, 3449, 3455, 3464, 

3472, 3482, 3484, 3496, 3510, 

3516, 3556, 3564, 3568, 3591, 

3615, 3634, 3635, 3647, 3668, 

3670, 3671, 3680, 3682 

Wright, Sewall 3256, 3268 

Wu, Taitsun 3799 

Wundt, Wilhelm Max 2587 

Wüst, Fritz 2835 

Wyclif, John 1144 

Wylton, Thomas 1034 

X 

X-ray crystallography 3119 

X-rays 2331, 2975, 2982, 3390 

Xenophanes 873 

Xi, Zezong 104 

Xia, Luanxiang 682 

Xinjiang Region (China) 831, 3187, 

3373 

Y 

Yang, Channing 3799 

Yang, Chongrui 3536 

Ye, Qisun 3629 

Yeats, William Butler 2202 

Yellow fever 2667, 2673, 2751, 3387 

Yerkes, Robert Mearns 3322 

Yi Xing 718 

Yiddish 1778 

Yorkshire Antiquarian Club 

(1849-1860) 2608 

Young, Arthur 1969, 2105 

Youschkevitch, Adolphe Pavlovitch 

108 

Yuan Fuli 3239, 3373 

Yugoslavia 3821 

Z 

Zacharias, Otto 2513 

Zaragoza, José de 1907 

Zarlino, Gioseffo 1389 

Zeh, Heinz Dieter 3798 

Zeno of Elea 858 

Zermelo, Ernst 2315 

Zhang, Wenshou 674 

Zheng, Xiaocang 2925 

Zhu, Zhenheng 744 

Zimbabwe 3590, 3661 

Zionism 3532, 3533 

Zodiac see Constellations; zodiac 

Zöllner, Johann Karl Friedrich 2164 

Zolotarev, Yegor 2270 

Zoology 347, 386, 630–632, 757, 773, 

798, 907, 927, 1191–1198, 1298, 

1476, 1477, 1547, 1738, 1749, 

2025, 2027, 2028, 2117, 2168, 

2427, 2444, 2453, 2494, 2495, 

2497, 2498, 2531, 2580, 2592, 

2947, 2999, 3201, 3252–3254, 

3263, 3867 

Zoos 2245, 3202 

Zoroastrianism 653 

Zurek, Wojciech Hubert 3798 

Zurich (Switzerland) 1292, 2732 

Zworykin, Vladimir Kosma 3184

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