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CONTENTS OF ISIS, VOLUME 88 ARTICLES Andrew J. Butrica: Historical Collections in Jeopardy: The Société d’En- couragement pour I’Industrie Nationale Kathy J. Cooke: From Science to Practice, or Practice to Science? Chickens and Eggs in Raymond Pearl’s Agricultural Breeding Research, 1907-1916 Anne A. Davenport: The Catholics, the Cathars, and the Concept of Infinity in the Thirteenth Century Trudy Dehue: Deception, Efficiency, and Random Groups: Psychology and the Gradual Origination of the Random Group Design Deborah E. Harkness: Managing an Experimental Household: The Dees of Mort- lake and the Practice of Natural Philosophy Pamela O. Long: Power, Patronage, and the Authorship of Ars: From Mechanical Know-how to Mechanical Knowledge in the Last Scribal Age Steven J. Novak: LSD before Leary: Sidney Cohen’s Critique of 1950s Psychedelic Drug Research Mary Jo Nye: Aristocratic Culture and the Pursuit of Science: The De Broglies in Modern France Peter Pesic: Secrets, Symbols, and Systems: Parallels between Cryptanalysis and Algebra, 1580-1700 Neil M. Ribe: Cartesian Optics and the Mastery of Nature Marsha L. Richmond: “A Lab of One’s Own”: The Balfour Biological Laboratory for Women at Cambridge University, 1884-1914 Simon Schaffer: Experimenters’ Techniques, Dyers’ Hands, and the Electric Plan- Michael Segre: Light on the Galileo Case? ..............ccccccssesseseeeseeceseeceeseceescees Darwin H. Stapleton: Dirk J. Struik’s Yankee Science in the Making:A Half- Century Retrospective Emily Thompson: Dead Rooms and Live Wires: Harvard, Hollywood, and the Deconstruction of Architectural Acoustics, 1900-1930 Daniel P. Todes: Paviov’s Physiology Factory Margaret R. Wright; Marcella O’Grady Boveri (1863-1950): Her Three Careers in Biology March issue June issue CONTENTS OF ISIS, VOLUME 88 ARTICLES Andrew J. Butrica: Historical Collections in Jeopardy: The Société d’En- couragement pour I’Industrie Nationale Kathy J. Cooke: From Science to Practice, or Practice to Science? Chickens and Eggs in Raymond Pearl’s Agricultural Breeding Research, 1907-1916 Anne A. Davenport: The Catholics, the Cathars, and the Concept of Infinity in the Thirteenth Century Trudy Dehue: Deception, Efficiency, and Random Groups: Psychology and the Gradual Origination of the Random Group Design Deborah E. Harkness: Managing an Experimental Household: The Dees of Mort- lake and the Practice of Natural Philosophy Pamela O. Long: Power, Patronage, and the Authorship of Ars: From Mechanical Know-how to Mechanical Knowledge in the Last Scribal Age Steven J. Novak: LSD before Leary: Sidney Cohen’s Critique of 1950s Psychedelic Drug Research Mary Jo Nye: Aristocratic Culture and the Pursuit of Science: The De Broglies in Modern France Peter Pesic: Secrets, Symbols, and Systems: Parallels between Cryptanalysis and Algebra, 1580-1700 Neil M. Ribe: Cartesian Optics and the Mastery of Nature Marsha L. Richmond: “A Lab of One’s Own”: The Balfour Biological Laboratory for Women at Cambridge University, 1884-1914 Simon Schaffer: Experimenters’ Techniques, Dyers’ Hands, and the Electric Plan- Michael Segre: Light on the Galileo Case? ..............ccccccssesseseeeseeceseeceeseceescees Darwin H. Stapleton: Dirk J. Struik’s Yankee Science in the Making:A Half- Century Retrospective Emily Thompson: Dead Rooms and Live Wires: Harvard, Hollywood, and the Deconstruction of Architectural Acoustics, 1900-1930 Daniel P. Todes: Paviov’s Physiology Factory Margaret R. Wright; Marcella O’Grady Boveri (1863-1950): Her Three Careers in Biology March issue June issue LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ESSAY REVIEWS Jane Camerini: The Power of Biography Frederick Gregory: Embracing Polarization Michael Ruse: Darwinism Fleurit! ............0cccccccccsceecseceeceeceeeseeceeeeees BOOK REVIEWS March issue 118-177 June issue 316-391 September issue 515-591 December issue 693-756