Isis 2009: Vol 100 Index & Table of Contents

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Index to /sis, Volume 100, 2009
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ABLARD, Jonathan D., rev. of Sarlo, The Technical Baldwin, Mary E. (Marianne [Marika] Gosztonyi Ain-
Imagination, 431. ley. 1937-2008), 852
Acerbi, Fabio, rev. of Fried and Unguru, Apollonius of Ballstadt, Kurt, Diderot: Natural Philosopher, rev..
Perga’s Conica, 646. 905.
Afterword: A Reflection on Feelings and the History Bangu, Sorin, rev. of Grosholz, Representation and
of Science |Focus: The Emotional Economy of Sci- Productive Ambiguity in Mathematics and the Sci-
ence}, 848. ences, 137.
Agar, Jon, rev. of Alexander, The Mantra of Effi- Barnett, Lydia, rev. of Rabusseau, Les neiges labiles,
ciency, 629. 165.
Ainley, Marianne (Marika) Gosztonyi (Eloge), 852. Barnett, Richard. rev. of Schaffer. Racial Science and
Alder, Ken, rev. of Dumont, Un astronome des lumi- British Society, 1930-62, 956
éres, and Lalande, Lettres @ Madame du Pierry et Barrow, John D., Cosmic Imagery: Key Images in the
au juge Honoré Flaugergues, 400. , History of Science, rev:, 630
Alexander, Jennifer Karns, The Mantra of Efficiency: Bartel, Hans-Georg: Rudolf P. Huebener, Walther
From Waterwheel to Social Control, rev., 629.
Nernst: Pioneer of Physics and of Chemistry, rev.,
Allen, Paul L.; see Peter M. J. Hess.
408
American History of Science Society or the /nterna-
Bartky, lan R., One Time Fits All: The Campaign for
tional History of Science Society? The Fate of Cos-
Global Uniformity, rev., 168.
mopolitanism since George Sarton [Focus: One
Bartlett, Robert, The Natural and the Supernatural in
Hundred Volumes of /sis: The Vision of George
the Middle Ages, rev., 390
Sarton}, 103.
Bayer, Ronald; see Amy L. Fairchild.
Amsterdamska, Olga: see Edward J. Hackett.
Anastopoulos, Charis, Particle or Wave: The Evolu- Beer, Daniel. Renovating Russia: The Human Sci-
ences and the Fate of Liberal Modernity, 1880
tion of the Concept ef Matter in Modern Physics,
1930, rev., 664.
rev., 373.
Andersen, Kirsti, The Geometry of an Art: The History Bellé, Riccardo, rev. of Andersen, The Geometry of an
Art, 132:
of the Mathematical Theory of Perspective from
Alberti to Monge, rev., 132. Bellon, Richard, rev. of Ruse, Charles Darwin, 430.
Anderson, Warwick, rev. of Packard, The Making of a Bensaude-Vincent, Bernadette (A Historical Perspec-
Tropical Disease. 930; Colonial Pathologies: tive on Science and Its “Others” [Focus: Historiciz-
American Tropical Medicine, Race, and Hygiene in ing “Popular Science™]}), 359.
the Philippines, rev., 663, The Collectors of Lost Bensaude-Vincent. Bernadette; William R. Newman
Souls: Turning Kuru Scientists into Whitemen, rev.. (eds.), The Artificial and the Natural: An Evolving
941. Polarity, rev., 374.
Angulo, A. J., William Barton Rogers and the Idea of Benzaquén, Adriana S., Encounters with Wild Chil-
MIT, rev., 916. dren: Temptation and Disappointment in the Study
Apple, Rima D., Perfect Motherhood: Science and of Human Nature, 133.
Childrearing in America, rev., 193. Beretta, Marco; Karl Grandin; Svante Lindqvist (eds.),
Archibald, Tom, rev. of Katz (ed.), The Mathematics Aurora Torealis: Studies in the History of Science
of Egypt, Mesopetamia, China, India, and Islam, and Ideas in Honor of Tore Fréngsmyr, rev., 631.
381. Beyerchen, Alan, rev. of Lindner, Inside IG Farben,
Ariew, Roger; see Richard Burian. 928.
Asaro, Peter, rev. of Nocks, The Robot, 890. Beyler, Richard, rev. of Vogt, Vom Hintereingang
Ash, Mitchell; Thomas Sturm (eds.), Psychology's zum Hauptportal? 189.
Territories: Historical and Contemporary Perspec- Bijsterveld, Karin, Mechanical Sound: Technology,
tives from Different Disciplines, rev., 881. Culture, and Public Problems of Noise in the Twen-
Augustine, Dolores L., Red Prometheus: Engineering tieth Century, rev., 942.
and Dictatorship in East Germany, 1945-1990, Boantza, Victor D., rev. of Roos, The Salt of the Earth,
rev., 194. 166.
Ayres, Peter, The Aliveness of Plants: The Darwins at Bodies, Hearts, and Minds: Why Emotions Matter to
the Dawn of Plant Science, rev., 407. Historians of Science and Medicine |Focus: The
Emotional Economy of Science], 798.
Babash, Lawrence, rev. of Mariner and Piehler (eds.), Bohlandt, Marco, rev. of King, Astrolabes and Angels,
The Atomic Bomb and American Society, 954. Epigrams and Enigmas, 903.
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(Béhler) The Perfect Machine: Lorenz Bohler’s Ra- Burchell, David; see Juliet Cummins.
tionalized Fracture Treatment in World War I, 758. Burek, C. V.; B. Higgs (eds.), The Role of Women in
Bénker-Vallon, Angelika; see Giordano Bruno. the History of Geology, rev., 411.
Boothby, Thomas, rev. of Kurrer, The History of the Burian, Richard, rev. of Laubichler and Maienschein
Theory of Structures, 639. (eds.), From Embryology to Evo-Devo, \78.
Borrelli, Arianna, Aspects of the Astrolabe: “Archi- Burian, Richard; Roger Ariew (Marjorie Glicksman
tectonica Ratio” in Tenth- and Eleventh-Century Grene, 1910-2009), 856.
Europe, rev., 900. Burkhardt, Frederick H. (Eloge), 111; see also Charles
Bouchard, Frédéric, rev. of Lloyd, Science, Politics, Darwin.
and Evolution, rev., 444. Burnett, D. Graham, Trying Leviathan: The Nineteenth-
Boudet, Jean-Patrice, Entre science et nigromance: Century New York Court Case That Put the Whale on
Astrologie, divination et magie dans |’Occident mé- Trial and Challenged the Order of Nature, tev., 169:
diéval (Xile-XVe siécle), rev., 151. see also Jed Z. Buchwald.
Bound Alberti, Fay (Bodies, Hearts, and Minds: Why Burnham, John C., rev. of Dyck, Psychedelic Psychi-
Emotions Matter to Historians of Science and Med- atry, 436.
icine [Focus: The Emotional Economy of Science]),
798. CALINGER, Ronald, rev. of Fellmann, Leonhard Euler,
Bowler, Peter J., rev. of Gliboff, H. G. Bronn, Ernst
401.
Haeckel, and the Origins of German Darwinism, Callahan, Xavier; see Beatriz Sarlo.
671.
Camerota, Michele; see Massimo Bucciantini.
Brain, Robert Michael, rev. of Gordon, Dances with
Canguilhem, Georges, Knowledge of Life, ed. by Pa-
Darwin, 1875-1910, 924. ola Marrati and Todd Meyers, trans. by Stefanos
Brain, Robert Michael; Robert S. Cohen; Ole Knudsen
Geroulanos and Daniela Ginsburg, rev., 958.
(eds.), Hans Christian Orsted and the Romantic
Cantor, Geoffrey, rev. of Otter, The Victorian Eye,
Legacy in Science: Ideas, Disciplines, Practices, 929.
rev., 409.
Carey, Toni Vogel (Letter to the Editor), 861.
Braun, Marta, rev. of Delaporte, Anatomy of the Pas-
Carey-Libprecht, Liz; see Patrice Flichy.
sions, 414.
Caron, Simone M., Who Chooses? American Repro-
Bray, Francesca; Vera Dorofeeva-Lichtmann; Georges
ductive History since 1830, rev., 376.
Métailié (eds.), Graphics and Text in the Production
Carrier, Martin; Don Howard; Janet Kourany (eds.),
of Technical Knowledge in China: The Warp and the
The Challenge ‘of the Social and the Pressure of
Weft, rev., 632.
Bredekamp, Horst, Darwins Korallen: Die friihen Practice: Science and Values Revisited, rev., 202.
Carroll, Victoria, Science and Eccentricity: Collect-
Evolutionsdiagramme und die Tradition der Natur-
ing, Writing, and Performing Science for Early
geschichte, rev., 917. :
Nineteenth-Century Audiences, rev., 918.
Brentjes, Sonja, rev. of Vrolijk and Hogendijk (eds.),
O Ye Gentlemen, 645. Carruthers, Mary, rev. of Danziger, Marking the Mind,
Brock, William H., William Crookes (1832-1919) and 882.
Castle, David; see John J. Wilson.
the Commercialization of Science, rev., 665.
Broker, Barbara; see Nelly Tsouyopoulos. Cat, Jordi, rev. of Richardson and Uebel (eds.), The
Brooke, John Hedley, rev. of Olson, Science and Sci- Cambridge Companion to Logical Empiricism, 964.
entism in Nineteenth-Century Europe, 183. Ceruzzi, Paul E., rev. of Flichy, The Internet Imagi-
(Broom) Design and Dissent: Religion, Authority, and naire, 197.
the Scientific Spirit of Robert Broom, 485. Chakravartty, Anjan, A Metaphysics for Scientific Re-
Browne, Janet (Looking at Darwin: Portraits and the alism: Knowing the Unobservable, rev., 204.
Making of an Icon [Focus: Darwin as a Cultural Chamayou, Grégoire, Les corps vils: Expérimenter
Icon]}), 542. : sur les étres humains aux XVIlle et XIXe siécles,
Bruno, Giordano, De la causa, principio e uno / Uber rev., 633.
die Ursache, das Prinzip und das Eine, trans. by Chen, Xiang, rev. of Guan et alia, Zhongguo jin xian
Thomas Leinkauf, rev., 391; De l'infinito, universe dai ji liang shi guo |A Draft of the History of
et mondi / Uber das Unendliche, das Universum Modern and Contemporary Metrology in China),
und die Welten, trans. by Angelika Bénker-Vallon, 389.
rev., 392. Chernoglazov, Alexander; see Leonid Zhmud.
Brysse, Keynyn, rev. of Davidson, A History of Pale- Cheung, Tobias, rev. of Chamayou, Les corps vils,
ontology Illustration, 377. 633.
Bucciantini, Massimo; Michele Camerota; Sophie Chimisso, Cristina, Writing the History of the Mind:
Roux (eds.), Mechanics and Cosmology in the Me- Philosophy and Science in France, 1900 to 1960s,
dieval and Early Modern Period, rev., 375. rev., 667.
Buchwald, Jed Z.; D. Graham Burnett (Michael S. Cho Sungwu; see Ho Peng Yoke.
Mahoney, 1939-2008), 623. Chompalov, Ivan; see Wesley Shrum.
Buisseret, David, rev. of Wey Gomez, The Tropics of Churchland, Paul, rev. of Nersessian, Creating Scien-
Empire, 392. tific Concepts, 961.
Burba, Juliet, rev. of Parezo and Fowler, Anthropol- Clark, Brett; see John Bellamy Foster.
ogy Goes to the Fair, 931. Clark, Constance Areson (“You Are Here™: Missing
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Links, Chains of Being, and the Language of Car- (Darwin) Introduction [Focus: Darwin as a Cultural
toons [Focus: Darwin as a Cultural Icon]}), 571. Icon}, 537; Looking at Darwin: Portraits and the
Clausberg, Karl, Zwischen den Sternen: Lichtbildar- Making of an Icon [Focus: Darwin as a Cultural
chive: Was Einstein und Uexkiill, Benjamin und das Icon}, 542; Singing His Praises: Darwin and His
Kino der Astronomie des 19. Jarhunderts verdan- Theory in Song and Musical Production [Focus:
ken, rev., 171. Darwin as a Cultural Icon], 590.
Clericuzio, Antonio; Germana Ernst; Maria Conforti Darwin, Charles, Evolution: Selected Letters of
(eds.), Le science, rev., 901. Charles Darwin, 1860-1870, ed. by Frederick
Clutton-Brock, Martin, rev. of Hallpike, How We Got Burkhardt, Samantha Evans, and Alison M. Pearn,
Here, 884. rev., 919.
Coffey, Patrick, Cathedrals of Science: The Person- Darwin’s Emotions: The Scientific Self and the Sen-
alities and Rivalries That Made Modern Chemistry, timent of Objectivity [Focus: The Emotional Econ-
rev., 668. omy of Science], 811.
(Cohen, Bernard) Seven Decades of History of Sci- Darwinism’s Tragic Genius: Psychology and Reputa-
ence: |. Bernard Cohen (1914-2003), Second Edi- tion, 863.
tor of Isis, 4. Daston, Lorraine; Peter Galison, Objectivity, rev., 127.
Cohen, Claudine; see Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. Dauben, Joseph W.; Mary Louise Gleason; George E.
Cohen, H. Floris, rev. of Smith and Schmidt (eds.), Smith (Seven Decades of History of Science: I.
Making Knowledge in Early Modern Europe, 662. Bernard Cohen [1914-—20031, Second Editor of
Cohen, Robert S.; see Robert M. Brain. Isis), 4.
Cohen-Cole, Jamie (Cold War Salons, Social Science, Daum, Andreas W. (Varieties of Popular Science and
and the Cure for Modern Society), 219. . the Transformations of Public Knowledge: Some
Cold War Salons, Social Science, and the Cure for Historical Reflections fFocus: Historicizing “Popu-
Modern Society, 219. lar Science”), 319
Colgrove, James; see Amy L. Fairchild. Davidson, Jane P., A History of Paleontology Ilustra-
Collins, Harry; Robert Evans, Rethinking Expertise, tion, rev., 377. P-
rev., 205. Dawson, Gowan, rev. of Graham, Jane Austen &
Comfort, Nathaniel C., rev. of Witkowski and Inglis Charles Darwin, 421.
(eds.), Davenport's Dream, \91. Dean, Dennis R., Romantic Landscapes: Geology and
Conforti, Maria; see Antonio Clericuzio. Its Cultural Influence in Britain, 1765-1835, rev.,
Conway, Erik M., rev. of Mindell, Digital Apollo, 441. 413.
Cooter, Roger (Letter to the Editor), 628; rev. of Dear, Peter (The History of Science and the History of
Rosenberg, Our Present Complaint, 144; rev. of the Sciences: George Sarton, /sis, and the Two
Anderson, The Collectors of Lost Souls, 941. Cukures [Focus: One Hundred Volumes of /sis:
Corry, Leo, Modern Algebra and the Rise of Mathe- The Vision of George Sarton]), 89; see also Lissa
matical Structures, rev., 412. Roberts.
Cottebrune, Anne, rev. of Schmidt and Frewer (eds.), De Bont, Raf, Darwins kleinkinderen: De evolutie-
History and Theory of Human Experimentation, theorie in Belgié, 1865-1945, rev., 943.
687. Delaporte, Francois, Anatomy of the Passions, trans.
Cottingham, John R., Cartesian Reflections: Essays on by Susan Emanuel, rev., 414.
Descartes’s Philosophy, rev., 959. Delbourgo, James; Nicholas Dew (eds.), Science and
Cowan, Ruth Schwartz, rev. of Apple, Perfect Moth-
Empire in the Atlantic World, rev., 907.
erhood, 193; Heredity and Hope: The Case for Delisle, Candice, rev. of Leu et al., Conrad Gessner’s
Genetic Screening, rev., 134. Private Library, 910.
Craik, Alex D. D., Mr. Hopkins’ Men: Cambridge Delisle, Richard G., Debating Humankind’s Place in
Reform and British Mathematics in the Nineteenth Nature, 1860-2000: The Nature of Paleoanthropol-
Century, rev., 669. ogy, rev., 415.
Creager, Angela N. H., rev. of Fortun, Promising Design and Dissent: Religion, Authority, and the Sci-
Genomics, 944. entific Spirit of Robert Broom, 485.
Creath, Richard; see Michael Friedman. Desmond, Adrian; James Moore, Darwin's Sacred
Cummins, Juliet; David Burchell (eds.), Science, Lit- Cause: How a Hatred of Slavery Shaped Darwin's
erature, and Rhetoric in Early Modern England, Views on Human Evolution, rev., 670.
rev., 398.
Dew, Nicholas; see James Delbourgo.
Cuomo, S., Technology and Culture in Greek and Dezhina, Irina; see Loren Graham.
Roman Antiquity, rev., 149. Dick, Steven J., rev. of McCray, Keep Watching the
Skies! 685.
Dat Prete, Ivano, rev. of Generali and Ratcliff (eds.), Dietrich, Michael R.; see Oren Harman.
From Makers to Users / Dagli artigiani ai natural- Dijksterhuis, Fokko Jan, rev. of Hentschel, Unsicht-
isti, 909. bares Licht? Dunkle Wérme? Chemische Strahlen?
Danziger, Kurt, rev. of Ash and Sturm (eds.), Psychol- 886.
ogy’s Territories, 88\; Marking the Mind: A His- DiSalle, Robert, Understanding Space-Time: The
tory of Memory, rev., 882. Philosophical Development of Physics from Newton
Darling, Karen (Letter to the Editor), 372. to Einstein, rev., 136.
Darwin as a Cultural Icon [Focus section], 537. Domingues, Beatriz, rev. of Navarro Brotons and
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Eamon (eds.), Mads alld de la Leyenda Negra / Evans, James, rev. of Taub, Aetna and the Moon, 897.
Beyond the Black Legend, 906. Evans, Robert; see Harry Collins.
Dorofeeva-Lichtmann, Vera; see Francesca Bray. Evans, Samantha: see Charles Darwin.
Draelants, Isabelle, Le Liber de virtutibus herbarum,
lapidum et animalium (Liber aggregationis): Un FAIRBANKS, Daniel J.; see Allan Franklin.
texte a succes attribué a Albert le Grand, rev., 152. Fairchild, Amy L.; Ronald Bayer; James Colgrove,
Dronamraju, Krishna; see J. B. S. Haldane. Searching Eyes: Privacy, the State, and Disease
Dror, Otniel E. (Afterword: A Reflection on Feelings * Surveillance in America, rev., 417.
and the History of Science [Focus: The Emotional Fallwell, Lynne, rev. of Hart, The Healthy Jew, 379.
Economy of Science]), 848; rev. of Shorter and
Farley, John, Brédck Chisholm, the World Health Or-
Healy, Shock Therapy, 688. ganization, and the Celd War, rev., 437.
Drouin, Jean-Marc, L’herbier des philosophes, rev.. Father of Ethology and the Foster Mother of Ducks:
399. Konrad Lorenz as Expert on Motherhood, 263.
Dumont, Simone, Un astronome des lumiéres: Jéréme Fayter, Paul, rev. of Standish, Hollow Earth, 387.
Lalande, rev., 400; see also Jér6me Lalande.
Fehige, Yiftach’J . H., rev. of Karafyllis and Ulshéfer
Dunmore, John, Storms and Dreams: Louis de Bou-
(eds.), Sexualized Brains, 887.
gainville: Soldier, Explorer, Statesman, rev., 158:
Fellmann, Emil A., Leonhard Euler, trans. by Erika
Where Fate Beckons: The Life of Jean-Francois de
Gautschi and Walter Gautschi, rev., 401.
la Pérouse, rev., 652.
Ferreirés, José, rev. of Corry, Modern Algebra and the
Durant, Darrin, rev. of Wills, Conservation Fallout,
Rise of Mathematical Structures, 412.
201. Fichman, Martin, rev. of Darwin, Evolution, 919.
Dussauge, Isabelle. rev. of Joyce, Magnetic Appeal.
Fillafer. Franz Leander, rev. of Sommer, Sinnstiftung
684.
durch Geschichte? 406.
Dyck, Erika, rev. of Healy, Mania, 438; Psychedelic
Fine, Gary Alan, Authors of the Storm: Meteorologists
Psychiatry: LSD from Clinic to Campus, rev., 436.
Dym, Warren Alexander, rev. of Vogel, Ein schill- and the Culture of Prediction, rev., 195.
erndes Kristall, 644. Finkelstein, Gabriel, rev. of Clausberg, Zwischen den
Sternen, 171.
Finocchiaro, Maurice A.; see Galileo Galilei.
Eamon, William, rev. of Gentilcore, Medical Charla- Flichy, Patrice, The Internet Imaginaire, trans. by Liz
tanism in Early Modern Italy, 402: see also Victor Carey-Libbrecht, rev., 197.
Navarro Broténs. Floyd, Robin; see John J. Wilson.
Eastwood, Bruce (Letter to the Editor), 860.
Folkerts, Menso, rev. of Netz and Noel, The
Eddy, M. D., rev. of Leibniz, Protogaea, 657.
Archimedes Codex, 154.
Ede, Andrew, The Rise and Decline of Colloid Science
Forman, Paul, rev. of Lindley, Uncertainty, 180.
in North America, 1900-1935: The Neglected Di-
Forshaw, Peter, rev. of Moran, Andreas Libavius and
mension, rev., 171.
the Transformation of Alchemy, 394.
Edgerton, David, rev. of Sinha, Science, War, and
Fortun, Mike. Promising Genomics: Iceland and de-
Imperialism, 680.
CODE Genetics in a World of Speculation, rev.,
Editorial: Journals under Threat: A Joint Response
944.
from History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
Foster, Jay, rev. of Marcum, Thomas Kuhn's Revolu-
Editors, |.
tion, 690.
Edwards, A. W. F.: see Allan Franklin.
Foster, John Bellamy; Brett Clark; Richard York, Cri-
Ego and the International: The Modernist Circle of
tique of Intelligent Design: Materialism versus Cre-
George Sarton [Focus: One Hundred Volumes of
Isis: The Vision of George Sarton], 60. ationism from Antiquity to the Present, rev., 883.
Eisenberg, Ziv, rev. of Caron,. Who Chooses? 376. Fowler, Don D.; see Nancy J. Parezo.
Elliott, Clark A., Thaddeus William Harris (1795- Fox, Robert, rev. of Beretta ef al. (eds.), Aurora To-
1856): Nature, Science, and Society in the Life of an realis, 631.
American Naturalist, rev., 416. Franklin, Allan; A. W. F. Edwards: Daniel J. Fair-
El Shakry, Omnia, The Great Social Laboratory: Sub- banks; Daniel L. Hartl; Teddy Seidenfeld, Ending
jects of Knowledge in Colonial and Postcolonial the Mendel—Fisher Controversy, rev., 173.
Egypt, rev., 172. Fraser, Craig, rev. of Goldenbaum and Jesseph (eds.),
Emanuel, Susan; see Frangois Delaporte. Infinitesimal Differences, 654.
Emerson, Roger L., Academic Patronage in the Scot- Freiburger, Dana A.; Ronald L. Numbers, rev. of Hess
tish Enlightenment: Glasgow, Edinburgh, and St. and Allen, Catholicism and Science, and O'Leary,
Andrews Universities, rev., 653. Roman Catholicism and Modern Science, 636.
Emotional Economy of Science [Focus section], 792. Frewer, Andreas: see Ulf Schnidt.
Endersby, Jim. Imperial Nature: Joseph Hooker and Fried, Michael N.; Sabetai Unguru, Apollonius of Per-
the Practices of Victorian Science, rev., 920. ga’s Conica: Text, Context, Subtext. rev., 646.
Enduring Emotions: James L. Halliday and the Inven- Friedman, Michael; Richard Creath (eds.), The Cam-
tion of the Psychosocial [Focus: The Emotional bridge Companion to Carnap, rev., 419.
Economy of Science}, 827. Fritscher, Bernhard, rev. of Piccardi and Masse (eds.),
Ernst, Germana; see Antonio Clericuzio. Myth and Geology, 641; see also Leopold von
Establishment of Geohistory, 872. Buch.
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Froese, Paul, The Plot to Kill God: Findings from the Goodrum, Matthew R., rev. of Rowley-Conwy, From
Soviet Experiment in Secularization, rev., 945. Genesis to Prehistory, 936.
Fruton, Joseph Stewart (Eloge), 619. Gordin, Michael D., rev. of Schweber, Einstein and
Fuller, Steve (Letter to the Editor), 115; rev. of Hack- Oppenheimer, 186.
ett et al. (eds.), The Handbook of Science and Tech- Gordon, David, rev. of Harries, Butterflies and Bar-
nology Studies, 207; rev. of Popper, After the Open barians, 927.
Society, 963. Gordon, Rae Beth, Dances with Darwin, 1875-1910:
Vernacular Modernity in France, rev., 924.
Gacn, John; see Edwin R. Wallace IV. Gorman, Jonathan, Historical Judgement: The Limits
Gagyor, Ildik6, Johannes Miiller und die Patholo- of Historiographical Choice, rev., 960.
gische Anatomie: Eine kommentierte Edition der Gossin, Pamela, rev. of Partington (ed.), H. G. Wells
Vorlesungsmitschrift von Jakob Henle (1830), rev.. in Nature, 1893-1946, 933; Thomas Hardy's Novel
922. Universe: Astronomy, Cosmology, and Gender in
Galilei, Galileo, The Essential Galileo, ed. and trans. the Post-Darwinian World, rev., 175.
by Maurice A. Finocchiaro, rev., 908. Gouguenheim, Sylvain, Aristote. au Mont-Saint-
Michel: Les racines grecques de l'Europe chréti-
Galison, Peter L.; see Lorraine Daston.
enne, rev., 648.
Galison, Peter L.; Gerald Holton; Silvan S. Schweber
Graham, Loren; Irina Dezhina, Science in the New
(eds.), Einstein for the Twenty-first Century: His
Russia: Crisis, Aid, Reform, rev., 947.
Legacy in Science, Art, and Modern Culture, rev..
Graham, Peter W., Jane Austen & Charles Darwin:
420.
Naturalists and Novelists, rev., 421.
Garber, Daniel, rev. of Bensaude-Vincent and New-
Grandin, Karl; see Marce Beretta.
man (eds.), The Artificial and the Natural, 374.
Grant, Edward (Claudia Wilson Kren, 29 October
Gasper, rev. of El Shakry, The Great Social Labora-
1927-26 January 2008), 108.
tory, 172.
Green, Judy; Jeanne LaDuke, Pioneering Women in
Gaukroger, Stephen, rev. of Irving, Natural Science
American Mathematics: The Pre-1940 Ph.D.'s,
and the Origins of the British Empire, 404. rev., 925.
Gautschi, Erika; see Emil A. Fellmann. Green, Ronald M., Babies by Design: The Ethics of
Gautschi, Walter; see Emil A. Fellmann. Genetic Choice, rev., 134.
Gearhart, Clayton, rev. of Hoffmann, Max Planck, Greenberg, Arthur, From Alchemy to Chemistry in
672. Picture and Story, rev., 378.
(Geddes) The Practice of Spencerian Science: Patrick Greenberg, Daniel S., Science for Sale: The Perils,
Geddes’s Biosocial Program, 1876-1889, 36. Rewards, and Delusions of Campus Capitalism,
Generali, Dario; Marc J. Ratcliff (eds.), From Makers rev., 199.
to Users: Microscopes, Markets, and Scientific Greene, Mott, rev. of Fine, Authors of the Storm, 195;
Practices in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centu- rev. of Von Buch, Gesammelte Schriften, 938.
ries / Dagli artigiani ai naturalisti: Microscopi, Gregory, Frederick, rev. of Tsouyopoulos, Asklepios
offerta dei mercati e pratiche scientifiche nei secoli und die Philosophen, 681.
XXVII e XVIII, rev., 909. Grene, Marjorie Glicksman (Eloge), 856.
Gentilcore, David, Medical Charlatanism in Early Griffor, Edward; see Eckart Menzler-Trott.
Modern Italy, rev., 402. Gronim, Sara S., Everyday Nature: Knowledge of the
Genuth, Joel; see Wesley Shrum. Natural World in Colonial New York, rev., 655.
George Sarton, His /sis, and the Aftermath [Focus: Grosholz, Emily R., Representation and Productive
One Hundred Volumes of /sis: The Vision of Ambiguity in Mathematics and the Sciences, rev.,
George Sarton], 79. 137.
Gerhardt, Uta; see Riidiger vom Bruch. Gross, Alan G.; see Joseph E. Harmon.
Geroulanos, Stefanos; see Georges Canguilhem. Guan, Zengjian, et alia, Zhongguo jin xian daij i liang
Giere, Ronald N., Scientific Perspectivism, rev., 206. shi guo [A Draft of the History of Modern and
Ginsburg, Daniela; see Georges Canguilhem. Contemporary Metrology in China}, rev., 389.
Gleason, Mary Louise; see Joseph W. Dauben. Guillem-Llobat, Ximo; see Josep Simon.
Gliboff, Sander, H. G. Bronn, Ernst Haeckel, and the
Origins of German Darwinism: A Study in Trans- Hackett, Edward J.; Olga Amsterdamska; Michael
lation and Transformation, rev., 671. Lynch; Judy Wajcman (eds.), The Handbook of
Goldenbaum, Ursula; Douglas Jesseph (eds.), /nfini- Science and Technology Studies, rev., 207.
testimal Differences: Controversies between Leib- Hahm, David E., rev. of Zhmud, The Origin of the
niz and His Contemporaries, rev., 654. History of Science in Classical Antiquity, 150.
Golinski, Jan, rev. of Roberts et al. (eds.), The Mindful Haldane, J. B. S.. What I Require from Life: Writings
Hand, 142. on Science and Life from J. B. S. Haldane, ed. by
Good, Greg, rev. of Hoskin, The Herschels of Hano- Krishna Dronamraju, rev., 926.
ver, 177. (Halliday) Enduring Emotions: James L. Halliday and
Goodall, Jane; see Christa Knellwolf. the Invention of the Psychosocial [Focus: The Emo-
Gooday, Graeme, Domesticating Electricity: Technol- tional Economy of Science}, 827.
ogy, Uncertainty, and Gender, 1880-1914, rev., Hallpike, C. R., How We Got Here: From Bows and
923; see also John M. Lynch. Arrows to the Space Age, rev., 884.
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Hamblin, Jacob Darwin, Poison in the Well: Radio- Herbert, Sandra; Alison Pearn (Frederick H. Burkhardt,
active Waste in the Oceans at the Dawn of the 13 September 1912-23 September 2007), 111.
Nuclear Age, rev., 948. Herran, Néstor; see Josep Simon.
Hamilton, Andrew: Quentin D. Wheeler (Letter to the Hess, Peter M. J.; Paul L.- Allen, Catholicism and
Editor), 117. Science, rev., 636.
Hankinson, R. J. (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Hiatt, Alfred, Terra Incognita: Mapping the Antipodes
Galen, rev., 893. before 1600, rev., 902.
Hannaway, Caroline (ed.), Biomedicine in the Twen- Higgitt, Rebekah, Recreating Newton: Newtonian Bi-
tieth Century: Practices, Policies, and Politics, rev., ography and the Making of Nineteenth-Century
682. History of Sciente, rev., 176.
Hanner, Robert H.; see John J. Wilson. Higgs, B.; see C. V. Burek.
Hard, Mikael: Thomas J. Misa (eds.), Urban Machin- Hine, William L., rev. of Lewis, Galileo in France,
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Hardcastle, Gary, rev. of Friedman and Creath (eds.), Historical Perspective on Science and Its “Others”
The Cambridge Companion to Carnap, 419. [Focus: Historivizing “Popular Science™}, 359.
Hardy, Anne, rev. of Farley, Brock Chisholm, the Historicizing “Popular Science” [Focus section], 310.
World Health Organization, and the Cold War, 437. History of Science and the History of the Sciences:
Haring, Kristen, Ham Radio's Technical Culture, rev.. George Sarton, /sis, and the Two Cultures [Focus:
683. One Hundred Volumes of /sis: The Vision of
Harman, Oren; Michael R. Dietrich (eds.), Rebels, George Sarton], 89.
Mavericks, and Heretics in Biology, rev., 634. Ho Peng Yoke, Explorations in Daoism: Medicine
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Harper, Kristine C., rev. of Moore, Disrupting Sci- Hoffmann, Dieter, Max Planck: Die Entstehung der
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Harries, Patrick. Butterflies and Barbarians: Swiss Hogendijk, Jan P., rev. of Borrelli, Aspects of the
Missionaries and Systems of Knowledge in South- Astrolabe, 900; see also Arnoud Vrolijk.
East Africa, rev., 927. Holton, Gerald (George Sarton, His /sis, and the Af-
Harris, Martha, rev. of Bartel and Huebener, Walther termath [Focus: One Hundred Volumes of /sis: The
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Harrison, Peter. rev. of Matthews, Theology and Sci- Galison. 7 .
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Hart, Mitchell B.. The Healthy Jew: The Symbiosis of cal Culture, 683.
Judaism and Modern Medicine, rev., 379. Hoogvliet, Margriet, Pictura et scriptura: Textes, im-
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Harvey, P. D. A., rev. of Hoogvliet, Pictura et scrip- XVle siécle), rev., 393.
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Haycock, David Boyd, Mortal Coil: A Short History chology and Reputation], rev. of Richards, The
of Living Longer, rev., 635. Tragic Sense of Life, 863.
Hayward, Rhodri (Enduring Emotions: James L. Hal- Hoskin, Michael, rev. of North, Cosmos, 386; The
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Healy. David, Mania: A Short History of Bipolar How Science Became Technical, 292.
Disorder, rev., 438; see also Edward Shorter. Huebener. Rudolf P.; see Hans-Georg Bartel.
Heilbron, John L. (ed.), Advancements of Learning: Huff, Toby, rev. of Wulff, Naturwissenschaften im
Essays in Honour of Paolo Rossi, rev., 380. Kulturvergleich, 147.
Heitmann, John A., rev. of Norton, Fighting Traffic. Hulin, Nicole, L’enseignement secondaire scientifique
426. en France d'un siécle a l'autre, 1802-1980: Evo-
Helmreich, Stefan, Alien Ocean: Anthropological lution, permanences et décalages, rev., 638; Les
Voyages in Microbial Seas, rev., 949. femmes, lenseignement et les sciences: Un long
Henry, John, rev. of Higgitt, Recreating Newton, 176; cheminement (X1IXe-XXe siécle), rev., 638.
rev. of Galilei, The Essential Galileo, 908; The Hume, Brad D., rev. of Livingstone, Adam's Ances-
Scientific Revolution and the Origins of Modern tors, 423.
Science, rev., 403. Hume, David, A Treatise of Human Nature: A Critical
Edition, ed. by David Fate Norton and Mary J.
Henson, Pamela, rev. of Gronim, Everyday Nature,
655. Norton, rev., 442.
Hentschel, Klaus, rev. of Galison et al. (eds.), Einstein Hunt, Bruce J., rev. of Bartky, One Time Fits All, 168.
for the Twenty-first Century, 420; rev. of Maddreil,
Spying on Science, 439; Unsichtbares Licht? Ico, Sarah E., rev. of Tavernor, Smoot's Ear, 892.
Dunkle Warme? Chemische Strahlen? Eine wissen- Inglis, John R.; see Jan A. Witkowski.
schaftshistorische und -theoretische Analyse von Inkster, lan, rev. of McClellan (ed.), The Applied-
Argumenten fiir das Klassifizieren von Strahlungs- Science Problem, 640.
sorten 1650-1925 mit Schwerpunkt auf den Jahren Intemann, Kristen, rev. of Schiebinger (ed.), Gendered
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Introduction {Focus: Darwin as a Cultural Icon], 537. Klaassen, Frank, rev. of Boudet, Entre science et ni-
Introduction [Focus: Emotional Economy of Science}, gromance, 151.
792. Klestinec, Cynthia, rev. of Clericuzio et al. (eds.), Le
Introduction [Focus: Historicizing “Popular Science”), scienze, 901.
310. Kline, Wendy, rev. of Marsh and Ronner, The Fertility
Irby-Massie, Georgia I.; see Paul T. Keyser. Doctor, 955.
Irving, Sarah, Natural Science and the Origins of the Knellwolf, Christa; Jane Goodall (eds.), Franken-
British Empire, tev., 404. stein’s Science: Experimentation and Discovery in
Israel, Paul, rev. of Gooday, Domesticating Electric- Romantic Culture, 1780-1830, rev., 422.
ity, 923. Knight, David, rev. of Greenberg, From Alchemy to
Chemistry in Picture and Story, 378.
Knudsen, Ole; see Robert M. Brain.
Jackson, John P., rev. of Harmon and Gross (eds.), Kohlstedt, Sally Gregoy, rev. of Angulo, William Bar-
The Scientific Literature, 885. ton Rogers and the Idea of MIT, 9\6.
Jacyna, L. S., Medicine and Modernism: A Biography Kojevnikov, Alexei, rev. of Graham and Dezhina,
of Sir Henry Head, rev., 950. Science in the New Russia, 947.
Jesseph, Douglas; see Ursula Goldenbaum.
Kourany, Janet; see Martin Carrier.
Johach, Eva, Krebszelle und Zellenstaat: Zur mediz- Kren, Claudia Wilson (Eloge), 108.
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Journals under Threat: A Joint Response from History Kroker, Kenton; Jennifer Keelan; Pauline M. H. Ma-
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KARAFYLLIS, Nicole C.; Gotlind Ulshéfer (eds.), Sex- Kurrer, Karl-Eugen, The History of the Theory of
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Intelligence from a Cultural Perspective, rev., 887. Mechanics, rev., 639.
Kargon, Robert H.; Arthur P. Molella, Jnvented Kursell, Julia, rev. of Bijsterveld, Mechanical Sound,
942.
Edens: Techno-Cities of the Twentieth Century,
rev., 951. Kusch, Martin [Objectivity and Historiography}, rev.
Kassler, Jamie C., rev. of Wardhaugh, Music, Exper- of Daston and Galison, Objectivity, 127.
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915. LACHAPELLE, Sofie, rev. of Hulin, L’enseignement sec-
Katz, Victor J. (ed.), The Mathematics of Egypt, Me- ondaire scientifique en France d'un siécle a l'autre,
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rev., 381. et les sciences, 638.
Keelan, Jennifer; see Kenton Kroker. Lachmund, Jens, rev. of Hard and Misa (eds.), Urban
Keller, Evelyn Fox, rev. of Rotman, Becoming Beside Machinery, 139.
Ourselves, 692. LaDuke, Jeanne; see Judy Green.
Keller, Raffael; see Urs B. Leu. LaFollette, Marcel Chotkowski, Science on the Air:
Kellert, Stephen H.; Helen E. Longino; C. Kenneth Popularizers and Personalities on Radio and Early
Waters (eds.), Scientific Pluralism, rev., 206. Television, rev., 952.
Keyser, Paul T.; Georgia I. Irby-Massie (eds.), The Lalande, Jéréme, Lettres @ Madame du Pierry et au
Encyclopedia of Ancient Natural Scientists: The juge Honoré Flaugergues, ed. by Simone Dumont
Greek Tradition and Its Many Heirs, rev., 895. and Jean-Claude Pecker, rev., 400.
Kidwell, Peggy Aldrich, rev. of McNeely and Wol- Lanuza-Navarro, Tayra; see Josep Simon.
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Kimmelman, Barbara, rev. of Pauly, Fruits and From Embryology to Evo-Devo: A History of De-
Plains, 141. velopmental Evolution, rev., 178.
King, David A., Astrolabes and Angels, Epigrams and Lehoux, Daryn, Astronomy, Weather, and Calendars
Enigmas: From Regiomontanus’ Acrostic for Car- in the Ancient World: Parapegmata and Related
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King, Helen, Midwifery, Obstetrics, and the Rise of Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Protogaea, trans. and ed.
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King, Nicholas B., rev. of Fairchild et al., Searching Letters to the Editor, 115, 372, 627, 860.
Eyes, 417. Leu, Urs B.; Raffael Keller; Sandra Weidmann, Con-
Kingsland, Sharon, rev. of Harman and Dietrich rad Gessner's Private Library, rev., 910.
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980
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Lewis, Rhodri, Language, Mind, and Nature: Artifi- Manias, Chris (The Race prussienne Controversy: Sci-
cial Languages in England from Bacon to Locke, entific Internationalism and the Nation), 733.
rev., 159. Marcum, James A., Thomas Kuhn's Revolution: An
Lightman, Bernard (Introduction [Focus: One Hun- Historical Philosophy of Science, rev., 690.
dred Volumes of /sis: The Vision of George Sar- Mariner, Rosemary B.; G. Kurt Piehler (eds.), The
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Lindberg, David C., The Beginnings of Western Sci- tives, rev., 954.
ence: The European Scientific Tradition in Philo- Markowitz, Gerald, rev. of McGarity and Wagner,
sophical, Religious, and Institutional Context, Pre- Bending Science, 440.
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Lindley, David, Uncertainty: Einstein, Heisenberg, Marsh, Margaret; Wanda Ronner, The Fertility Doc-
Bohr, and the Struggle for the Soul of Science, rev., tor: John Rock and the Reproductive Revolution,
180. rev., 955.
Lindner, Stephan H., Inside IG Farber: Hoechst dur- Martensen, Robert L., The Brain Takes Shape: An
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928. Martin, Terry, rev. of Froese, The Plot to Kill God,
Lindqvist, Svante; see Marco Beretta: 945.
Linhard, Frank, Newtons Spirits und der Leibnizsche (Martinez) Small Parts: Cris6stomo Martinez (1638— -
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Livesey, Steven J., rev. of Gouguenheim, Aristote au Body Wholeness, 505.
Mont-Saint-Michel, 648. Masse, W. B.; see L. Piccardi.
Livingstone, David N., Adam's Ancestors: Race, Re- Mattern, Susan P., Galen and the Rhetoric of Healing,
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Lloyd, Elisabeth A., Science, Politics, and Evolution, Matthews, Steven, Theology and Science in the
rev., 444. Thought of Francis Bacon, rev., 660.
Lloyd, G. E. R., rev. of Slingerland, What Science Mauck, Aaron Pascal, rev. of Haycock, Mortal Coil,
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Lo, Vivienne, rev. of Tessenow and Unschuld, A Dic- Mayer, Andreas, rev. of Kroker, The Sleep of Others
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Lombardo, Paul A., Three Generations, No Imbeciles: Mazumdur, Pauline M. H., rev. of Anderson, Colonial
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.. 953. Mazzotti, Massimo, The World of Maria Gaetana
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Looking at Darwin: Portraits and the Making of an Knowledge as Social Order: Rethinking the Sociol-
Icon [Focus: Darwin as a Cultural Icon], 542. ogy of Barry Barnes, rev., 691.
(Lorenz) The Father of Ethology and the Foster McClellan, James E., Ill, rev. of Dunmore, Where
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Motherhood, 263. Problem, rev., 640; rev. of Safier, Measuring the
Lowengard, Sarah, The Creation of Color in New World, 911.
Eighteenth-Century Europe, rev., 160. McClelland, Charles E., rev. of Schwinges (ed.), Ex-
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Nineteenth-Century America), 699. McConnell, Anita, Jesse Ramsden (1735—1800): Lon-
Lynch, John M.; Graeme Gooday (Letter to the Edi- don’s Leading Scientific Instrument Maker, rev.,
tor), 115; (Letter to the Editor), 116. 659.
Lynch, Michael; see Edward J. Hackett. McCray, W. Patrick, rev. of Poole, Earthrise, 686;
Lynch, William T., rev. of Collins and Evans, Rethink- Keep Watching the Skies! The Story of Operation
ing Expertise, 205. Moonwatch and the Dawn of the Space Age, rev.,
685.
MAcDOUGALL, Doug, Nature's Clocks: How Scientists McGarity, Thomas O.; Wendy E. Wagner, Bending
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MacLeod, Roy, rev. of Delbourgo and Dew (eds.), Health Research, rev., 440.
Science and Empire in the Atlantic World, 907. McNeely, Ian F.; Lisa Wolverton, Reinventing Knowl-
Maddrell, Paul, Spying on Science: Western Intelli- edge: From Alexandria to the Internet, rev., 889.
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Maienschein, Jane (Rethinking Sarton’s Institute for Megill, Allan, Historical Knowledge, Historical Er-
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D. Laubichler. Mickulas, Peter, Britton’s Botanical Empire: The New
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York Botanical Garden and American Botany, Nocks, Lisa, The Robot: The Life Story of a Technol-
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Miller, David Philip, rev. of Reidy, Tides of History, Noel, William; see Reviel Netz.
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Minehan, Bridie Andrews, rev. of Ho, Explorations in Norton, Peter D., Fighting Traffic: The Dawn of the
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Moffett, John P. C.; see Ho Peng Yoke. George Sarton [Focus: One Hundred Volumes of
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Monaldi, Daniela, rev. of Anastopoulos, Particle or Dana A. Freiburger.
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Monroe, John Warne, Laboratories of Faith: Mesmer- Roman Empire, rev., 162.
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Montelle, Clemency, rev. of Lehoux, Astronomy, Edens, 951.
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Mooney, Graham, rev. of Richardson, Typhoid in Up- Ossectiviry and Historiography, 127.
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Morris, Peter J. T., rev. of Ede, The Rise and Decline 1802-1856, rev., 675.
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Morus, Iwan Rhys, rev. of Knellwolf and Goodall O'Leary, Don, Roman Catholicism and Modern Sci-
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Nasu, Richard, rev. of Benzaquén, Enceunters with Olson, Richard G., Science and Scientism in
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Navarro Broténs, Victor; William Eamon (eds.), Mads One Hundred Volumes of /sis: The Vision of George
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Paradis, James G. rev. of O’Connor, The Earth on Pyenson, Lewis; Christophe Verbruggen (Ego and the
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Parezo, Nancy J.; Don D. Fowler, Anthropology Goes
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Park, Katharine, rev. of King, Midwifery, Obstetrics,
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Parshall, Karen Hunger, rev. of Craik, Mr. Hopkins’ Modernity, and Health Crises in Revolutionary
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Qureshi, Sadiah, rev. of Desmond and Moore, Dar-
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Partington, John S. (ed.), H. G. Wells in Nature, 1893-
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Radelet—de Grave, Patricia, rev. of Linhard, Newtons
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Pennock, Robert T., rev. of Wagner and Steinzor 206; The Simian Tongue: The Long Debate about
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Perfect Machine: Lorenz Boéhler’s Rationalized Frac- Ragep, F. Jamil, rev. of Lindberg, The Beginnings of
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Pickering, Andrew [Ventures with Vultures], rev. of Ramsey, Matthew, rev. of Quinlan, The Great Nation
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Piehler, G. Kurt; see Rosemary B. Mariner. Raposo, Pedro, rev. of McConnell, Jesse Ramsden
Pilpel, Avital, rev. of Franklin et al., Ending the Men-' (1735-1800), 659.
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