British Journal for the History of Science 2011: Vol 44 Index & Table of Contents

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BJHS 44(4): 623, December 2011. © British Society for the History of Science 2011
doi: 10.10 17/SO00708741 10012 1X
Index of authors
Henrik CC. Aspengren: Sociological Falk Miller: Jobann Wilhelm Hittorf
knowledge and colonial power in and the material culture of nine-
Bombay around the First World War teenth-century gas discharge research
David Baneke: Synthetic technocracy: Stephen Pumtrey: ‘Your astronomers
Dutch — scientific intellectuals in and ours differ exceedingly’: the con-
science, society and culture, 1880- troversy over the ‘new star’ of 1572 in
19S0 the light of a newly discovered text by
Victor D. Boantza and Ofer Gal: The Thomas Digges
‘absolute existence’ of phlogiston: the Chris Renwick: From political eco-
losing party's point of view nomy to sociology: Francis Galton
Peter J. Bowler: Essay review: and the soctal-scientific origins of
Complexity in practice
eugenics
Daniele Cozzoli and Mauro Capocei: Gildo Magalhaes Santos: debate on
Making biomedicine in twentieth- magnetic current: the — troubled
century Italy: Domenico Marotta Eimstein-Ebrenhaft correspondence
(1886-1974) and the Italian Higher Diederick Raven: Essay review: What
Institute of Health needs to be explained about modern
John S. Croucher and Rosalind F. sciencer
Croucher: Mrs — Janet Taylor's Pedro Ruiz-Castell: Priority clarms and
*“Mariner’s Calculator’: assessment public disputes in astronomy: E.M.
and reassessment Antoniadi, ]. Comas i Sola and the
Virginia lommi Echeverria: Hydrostatics search for authority and social prestige
on the fray: Tartaglia, Cardano and in the early twentieth century
the recovering of sunken ships Frank W. Stahnisch: Professor Margaret
Johannes Fritsche: The biological pre- }. Osler (27 November 1942-15
cedents for medieval impetus theory September 2010)
and its Aristotelian character Arjan van Rooy: Knowledge, money
Hanna Hodaces: Linnaeans outdoors: the and data: an integrated account of
transformative role of studying nature the evolution of eight types of labora-
‘on the move’ and outside tory
Kevin Lambert: The uses of analogy: Marga Vicedo: The soctal nature of
James Clerk Maxwell's ‘On Faraday's the mother’s tie to ber child: Jobn
lines of force’ and early Victorian Bowlby’s theory of attachment in
analogical argument post-war America
Ilana Lowy: ‘Sexual chemistry’ before the M. Alper Yalcinkaya: Sctence as an ally
Pill: sctence, industry and chemical of religion: a Muslom appropriation of
contraceptives, 1920-1960 ‘the conflict thesis.”