Isis Current Bibliography 2010 - History of Science Society

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.”
Ethics Place Environ. 11 (2008): 157–180.
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
University Press, 2007. ISBN: 9780674019270.
Reviews: [ref. R790]
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.
Reviews: [ref. 204]
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.”
Reviews: [ref. 3713]
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.
Reviews: [ref. R33]
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.
Reviews: [ref. R54]
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: