British Journal for the History of Science 2012: Vol 45 Index & Table of Contents

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BJHS 45(4): 715, December 2012. © British Society for the History of Science 2013
doi:10.1017/S00070874 12001124
Index of authors
Mario Biagioli: From ciphers to confi- hazard history: charting the circulation
dentiality: secrecy, openness and of workplace dangers, debates and
priority in science expertise
Stephen Dilley: Charles Darwin’s use of Steven Shapin: The Ivory Tower: the
theology in the Origin of Species history of a figure of speech and its
Peter Galison: Blacked-out spaces: Freud, cultural uses
censorship and the re-territorialization Graham Spinardi: The limits to ‘spin-off ’:
of mind UK defence R & D and the develop-
Stephen Hilgartner: Selective flows of ment of gallium arsenide technology
knowledge in technoscientific inter- Matthew Stanley: By design: James Clerk
action: information control in genome Maxwell and the evangelical unifica-
research tion of science
Vera Keller: Mining Tacitus: secrets of Ciaran Toal: Preaching at the British
empire, nature and art in the reason of Association for the Advancement of
state Science: sermons, secularization and
John Krige: Hybrid knowledge: the the rhetoric of conflict in the 1870s
transnational co-production of the gas Simone Turchetti, Néstor Herran and
centrifuge for uranium enrichment in Soraya Boudia: Introduction: have we
the 1960s ever been ‘transnational’? Towards a
Dominique Pestre: Concluding remarks. history of science across and beyond
Debates in transnational and science borders
studies: a defence and illustration of Koen Vermeir: Openness versus secrecy?
the virtues of intellectual tolerance Historical and __ historiographical
Lewis Pyenson: Athena’s _ retinue: remarks
nineteenth-century scientists em- Koen Vermeir and Daniel Margocsy:
bedded in the army States of secrecy: an introduction
Christopher Sellers and Joseph Melling: Mark Walker: The ‘national’ in inter-
Towards a transnational industrial- national and transnational science

BJHS 45(4): 717-719, December 2012. © British Society for the History of Science 2013
doi:10.1017/S00070874 12001379
Books reviewed
Jeffrey Abt, American Egyptologist: The over an Ancient Egyptian Artifact Pro-
Life of James Henry Breasted and the voked a Modern Debate between
Creation of His Oriental Institute. By Religion and Science. By Jane Murphy
William Carruthers David C. Cassidy, A Short History of
Peter R. Anstey, John Locke and Natural Physics in the American Century. By
Philosophy. By James A.T. Lancaster Peter J. Westwick
John Bender and Michael Marrinan, Olivier Darrigol, A History of Optics:
The Culture of Diagram. By Norberto From Greek Antiquity to the
Serpente Nineteenth Century. By Fokko Jan
Michael Bentley, The Life and Thought Dijksterhuis
of Herbert Butterfield: History, Science Margaret E. Derry, Art and Science in
and God. By Frank A.J.L. James Breeding: Creating Better Chickens.
Domenico Bertoloni Meli, Mechanism, By Dominic Berry
Experiment, Disease: Marcello Malpighi Larrie D. Ferreiro, Measure of the Earth:
and Seventeenth-Century Anatomy. The Enlightenment Expedition that
By Stephanie Eichberg Reshaped the World. By Patricia Fara
Mario Biagioli, Peter Jaszi and Martha John Edward Fletcher, A Study of the
Woodmansee (eds.), Making and Life and Works of Athanasius
Unmaking Intellectual _ Property: Kircher, ‘Germanus Incredibilis’. By
Creative Production in Legal and Daniel Stolzenberg
Cultural Perspective. By Graeme Aileen Fyfe, Steam-Powered Knowledge:
Gooday William Chambers and the Business of
Daniela Bleichmar and Peter C. Mancall Publishing, 1820-1860. By Gowan
(eds.), Collecting across Cultures: Dawson
Material Exchanges in the Early C.F. Goodey, A History of Intelligence
Modern Atlantic World. By and ‘Intellectual Disability’: The
Christopher M. Parsons Shaping of Psychology in Early
Patrick J. Boner (ed.), Change and Modern Europe. By David M. Turner
Continuity in Early Modern Robert Goulding, Defending Hypatia:
Cosmology. By Richard Oosterhoff Ramus, Savile, and the Renaissance
Andrew Brown, Keeper of the Nuclear Rediscovery of Mathematical History.
Conscience: The Life and Work of By Stephen Pumfrey
Joseph Rotblat. By Martin Underwood Christoph Gradmann and Jonathan
B. Ricardo Brown, Until Darwin: Science, Simon (eds.), Evaluating and Standard-
Human Variety and the Origin of izing Therapeutic Agents 1890-1950.
Race. By Matthew R. Goodrum By Viviane Quirke
Michael Brown, Performing Medicine: Michael H. Graham, Joan Parker and
Medical Culture and Identity in Paul K. Dayton (eds.), The Essential
Provincial England, c.1760-1850. By Naturalist: Timeless Readings in
James F. Stark Natural History. By Jean-Baptiste
Jed Z. Buchwald and Diane Greco Gouyon
Josefowicz, The Zodiac of Paris: Peter J. Grund, ‘Misticall Wordes and
How an Improbable Controversy Names Infinite’: An Edition and Study
718 Books reviewed
of Humfrey Lock’s Treatise on of Interpretation in the History of
Alchemy. By Anke Timmermann Science. By Victor D. Boantza
Peter Harrison, Ronald L. Numbers, and Angus McLaren, Reproduction by
Michael H. Shank (eds.), Wrestling Design: Sex, Robots, Trees, and Test-
with Nature: From Omens to Science. Tube Babies. By Jane Maienschein
By David Beck Stuart McWilliams, Magical Thinking:
Peter Heering and Roland Wittje (eds.), History, Possibility and the Idea of the
Learning by Doing: Experiments and Occult. By Claire Fanger
Instruments in the History of Science Michael Sean Mahoney, Histories of
Teaching. By Richard Dunn Computing. By Mark Priestley
Vanessa Heggie, A History of British Alexander Marr, Between Raphael and
Sports Medicine. By Julie Anderson Galileo: Mutio Oddi and the Math-
lan Hesketh, The Science of History in ematical Culture of Late Renaissance
Victorian Britain: Making the Past Italy. By Renée Raphael
Speak. By Nathalie Richard Eden Medina, Cybernetic Revolution-
Anthony Heywood, Engineer of Revo- aries: Technology and Politics in
lutionary Russia: lurii V. Lomonosov Allende’s Chile. By Nancy Anderson
(1876-1952) and the Railways. By Rebecca Méessbarger, The Lady
Steven J. Main Anatomist: The Life and Work of
Hiro Hirai, Medical Humanism and Anna Morandi Manzolini. By Anna
Natural Philosophy: Renaissance Maerker
Debates on Matter, Life, and the David Philip Miller, James Watt,
Soul. By Anna Marie Roos Chemist: Understanding the Origins
Calvin B. Kendall and Faith Wallis (trans.), of the Steam Age. By Ben Marsden
Bede: On the Nature of Things and A.D. Morrison-Low, Northern Lights:
On Times. By Debby Banham The Age of Scottish Lighthouses. By
David A. Kirby, Lab Coats in Julia Elton
Hollywood: Science, Scientists, and Thomas S. Mullaney, Coming to Terms
Cinema. By Jean-Baptiste Gouyon with the Nation: Ethnic Classifica-
Vera M. Kutzinski and Ottmar Ette tion in Modern China. By Howard
(eds.), Alexander von Humboldt. Chiang
Political Essay on the Island of Reviel Netz, William Noel, Natalie
Cuba: A Critical Edition. By Alison Tchernetska and Nigel Wilson (eds.),
E. Martin The Archimedes Palimpsest. By
K. Maria D. Lane, Geographies of Mars: Serafina Cuomo
Seeing and Knowing the Red Planet. Louis Niebur, Special Sound: The
By Joshua Nall Creation and Legacy of the BBC
Daryn Lehoux, What Did the Romans Radiophonic Workshop. By Timothy
Know? An Inquiry into Science and Boon
Worldmaking. By T.E. Rihll Erling Norrby, Nobel Prizes and Life
Elaine Leong and Alisha Rankin (eds.), Sciences. By Donald Gillies
Secrets and Knowledge in Medicine P.H. Oswald and C.D. Preston (eds.),
and Science 1500-1800. By Neil John Ray’s Cambridge Catalogue
Tarrant (1660). By Anna Marie Roos
David N. Livingstone and Charles W.J. Christopher Pinney, Photography and
Withers (eds.), Geographies of Anthropology. By Geoffrey Belknap
Nineteenth-Century Science. By Aaron Poochigian (trans.), Aratus:
Casper Andersen Phaenomena. By Daryn Lehoux
John G. McEvoy, The Historiography John C. Powers, Inventing Chemistry:
of the Chemical Revolution: Patterns Herman Boerhaave and the Reform of
Books reviewed
the Chemical Arts. By Anna Marie Ferdinand Schindler, 1902-1935. By
Roos Sander Gliboff
Mark Priestley, A Science of Operations: Charlotte Sleigh, Literature and Science.
Machines, Logic, and the Invention of By Amanda Mordavsky Caleb
Programming. By Nathan Ensmenger Phillip R. Sloan and Brandon Fogel
Sadiah Qureshi, Peoples on Parade: (eds.), Creating a Physical Biology:
Exhibitions, Empire, and Anthro- The Three-Man Paper and Early
pology in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Molecular Biology. By Neeraja
By Efram Sera-Shriar Sankaran
Brian Regal, Searching for Sasquatch: Justin E.H. Smith, Divine Machines:
Crackpots, Eggheads, and Crypto- Leibniz and the Sciences of Life. By
zoology. By Sebastian Normandin Stephanie Eichberg
Karin Reich and Elena Roussanova Sally Smith Hughes, Genentech: The
(eds.), Carl Friedrich Gauss und Beginnings of Biotech. By Duncan
Russland: Sein Briefwechsel mit in Wilson
Russland wirkenden Wissenschaftlern. Donna Spalding Andréolle and
By I. Grattan-Guinness Véronique Molinari (eds.), Women
Volker Remmert, Picturing the Scientific and Science, 17th Century to Present:
Revolution. By N. Kaoukji Pioneers, Activists and Protagonists.
Harriet Ritvo, Noble Cows and Hybrid By Alison E. Martin
Zebras: Essays on Animals and Joanna Stalnaker, The Unfinished
History. By Charlotte Sleigh Enlightenment: Description in the
Lissa Roberts (ed.), Centres and Cycles Age of the Encyclopedia and Jeff
of Accumulation in and around the Loveland, An Alternative Encyclo-
Netherlands during the Early Modern pedia? Dennis de Coetlogon’s Universal
Period. By Florike Egmond History (1745). By Rachel L. Dunn
Anna Marie Roos, Web of Nature: Emily Steel, He Is No Loss: Robert
Martin Lister (1639-1712), the First McCormick and the Voyage of HMS
Arachnologist. By Palmira Fontes da Beagle. By S. Karly Kehoe
Costa Laurence Talairaich-Vielmas __(ed.),
Colin A. Russell and John A. Hudson, Science in the Nursery: The Popular-
Early Railway Chemistry and _ Its isation of Science in Britain and
Legacy. By Robert G.W. Anderson France, 1761-1901. By Melanie Keene
Robert H. Sanders, The Dark Matter Alfred I. Tauber, Freud, the Reluctant
Problem: A Historical Perspective. By Philosopher. By Roger Smith
Jacob V. Pearce Leslie Tomory, Progressive Enlighten-
Maria Semi, Music as a Science of ment: The Origins of the Gaslight
Mankind in _ Eighteenth-Century Industry, 1780-1820. By David
Britain. By Penelope Gouk Philip Miller
Michal Simunek, Uwe Hoffeld, Florian Fernando Vidal, The Sciences of the
Thimmler and Olaf Breidbach Soul: The Early Modern Origins of
(eds.), The Mendelian Dioskuri: Psychology. By Jorgen L. Pind
Correspondence of Armin with Erich Duncan Wilson, Tissue Culture in Science
von Tschermak-Seysenegg, 1898- and Society: The Public Life of a
1951 and Michal Simunek, Uwe Biological Technique in Twentieth Cen-
Hoffeld, Florian Thiimmler and Jiri tury Britain. By Dmitriy Myelnikov
Sekerak (eds.), The Letters on G.]. Brian Wynne, Rationality and Ritual:
Mendel: Correspondence of William Participation and Exclusion in
Bateson, Hugo Iltis, and Erich von Nuclear Decision-Making. By Max
Tschermak-Seysenegg with Alois and K. Wallis