Isis Current Bibliography 2010 - History of Science Society

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.
Reviews: [ref. R100]
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.
Reviews: [ref. R157]
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.
Reviews: [ref. R761]
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.
Reviews: [ref. R818]
25. SICHAU, Christian. “Einstein, interaktiv und
zum Anfassen. Oder: die drohende Auflösung des
Museums?” NTM 17 (2009): 85–92.