British Journal for the History of Science 2008: Vol 41 Index & Table of Contents PDF
Preview British Journal for the History of Science 2008: Vol 41 Index & Table of Contents
B]HS 41(4): 635, December 2008. © 2008 British Society for the History of Science doi:10.1017/S0007087408001878 Index of authors Jon Agar: What happened in the sixties? Giant’s Causeway as a field site in the Francesca Bray: Science, technique, tech- seventeenth century nology: passages between matter and David Philip Miller: Principle, practice knowledge in imperial Chinese agri- and persona in Isambard Kingdom culture Brunel’s patent abolitionism Terje Brundtland: From medicine to Perrin Selcer: Standardizing wounds: natural philosophy: Francis Hauks- Alexis Carrel and the scientific man- bee’s way to the air-pump agement of life in the First World War Elizabeth Cavicchi: A witness account Russell Smith: Optical reflection and of solar microscope projections: col- mechanical rebound: the shift from lective acts integrating across personal analogy to axiomatization in the sev- and historical memory enteenth century. Part 1 Jamie Cohen-Cole (essay review): Cy- Russell Smith: Optical reflection and bernetics and the machinery of ration- mechanical rebound: the shift from ality analogy to axiomatization in the sev- Elizabeth Hedrick: Romancing the enteenth century. Part 2 salve: Sir Kenelm Digby and_ the Simone Turchetti, Katrina Dean, Simon powder of sympathy Naylor and Martin Siegert: Accidents Peter Heering: The enlightened micro- and opportunities: a history of the scope: re-enactment and analysis of radio echo-sounding of Antarctica, projections with eighteenth-century 1958-79 solar microscopes Jeffrey R. Wigelsworth: Bipartisan poli- Andrew R. Holmes: Presbyterians and tics and practical knowledge: adver- science in the north of Ireland before tising of public science in two London 1874 newspapers, 1695-1720 Frank A.J.L. James: Presidential ad- Nick Wilding: The return of Thomas dress: The Janus face of modernity: Salusbury’s Life of Galileo (1664) Michael Faraday in the twentieth Charles Withers, Rebekah Higgitt and century Diarmid Finnegan: Historical geo- Nicholas Jardine (essay review): Prince graphies of provincial science: themes Cesi and fungi, not to mention fungi- in the setting and reception of the funguli British Association for the Advance- Alasdair Kennedy: I” search of the ‘true ment of Science in Britain and Ireland, prospect’: making and knowing the 1831-c.1939
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