British Journal for the History of Science 1992: Vol 25 Index

1 Pages·1992·0.15 MB·English

BJHS, 1992, 25, 509
Index of authors
R.G. W. Anderson: ‘What is tech- and critical study of a strange episode
nology?’ : education through museums in the history of modern physics
in the mid-nineteenth century Ben Marsden: Engineering science in
Adri de la Bruheze: Radiological weapons Glasgow: economy, efficiency and mea-
and radioactive waste in the United surement as prime movers in the differ-
States: insiders’ and outsiders’ views, entiation of an academic discipline
1941-55 Jack Morrell (essay review): Geological
Robert Bud: The zymotechnic roots of thrusting
biotechnology Peter J.T. Morris: The technology-
J. F. McDiarmid Clark: Eleanor Orm- science interaction: Walter Reppe and
erod (1828-1901) as an economic ento- cyclooctatetraene chemistry
mologist: ‘pioneer of purity even Andy Pickering (essay review): The Rad
more than of Paris Green’ Lab and the world
Mark Harrison: Tropical medicine in Peter Reed: The British chemical industry
nineteenth-century India and the indigo trade
Ernst Homburg: The emergence of re- Johan Schot: Technology in decline: a
search laboratories in the dyestuffs search for useful concepts. The case of
industry, 1870-1900 the Dutch madder industry in the
Willem J. Hornix: From process to plant: nineteenth century
innovation in the early artificial dye Jonathan Topham: Science and popular
industry education in the 1830s: the role of the
Frank A.J.L. James: The tales of Bridgewater Treatises
Benjamin Abbott: a source of the early Anthony S. Travis: Science’s powerful
life of Michael Faraday companion: A. W. Hofmann’s investi-
Nick Kollerstrom: Thomas Simpson and gation of aniline red and its deriv-
‘Newton’s method of approximation’: atives
an enduring myth Henk van den Belt: Why monopoly
Chuang Liu: Einstein and relativistic failed: the rise and fall of Société La
thermodynamics in 1952: a historical Fuchsine