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Index to Volume 46 (2005) Companies in South America before and the Logic of Destruction, G. Aly the First World War (R) 828 and S. Heim (R) 449 Aircraft, D. Pascoe (R) 230 ARCHITECTURE: Khan, Engineering Akera, A. (R) 439 Architecture: The Vision of Fazlur R. ALCHEMY: Kelly, Gunpowder: Alchemy, Khan (R) 633; Lewis, Masterworks Bombards, and Pyrotechnics— of Technology: The Story of Creative the History of the Explosive that Engineering, Architecture, and Changed the World (R) 405 Design (R) 632; Schwarzer, Zoom- Allen, M. (R) 449 scape: Architecture in Motion and Allen, R., Farm to Factory: A Reinter- Media (R) 862 pretation of the Soviet Industrial Arms and the State: Sir William Arm- Revolution (R) 837 strong and the Remaking ofB ritish Aly, G., and S. Heim, Architects of Naval Power, 1854-1914, M. Bas- Annihilation: Auschwitz and the table (R) 652 Logic of Destruction (R) 449 Art: Ball, Bright Earth: Art and the America from the Air: An Aviator’s Invention ofC olor (R) 259; Ham- Story, D. Hokanson and C. Kratz, mers, “How Can It Be that a Crow’s eds. (R) 227 Tail Can Hold Water?’ The Square- The American Axis: Henry Ford, Pallet Pump in Lou Shu’s Pictures of Charles Lindbergh, and the Rise Tilling and Weaving,” 132; Maillet, of the Third Reich, M. Wallace (R) The Claude Glass: Use and Meaning 451 of the Black Mirror in Western Art American Women and Flight since 1940, (R) 865; Smith, The Body oft he D. Douglas (R) 228 Artisan: Art and Experience in the “The Amsterdam Meeting, 8-10 Octo- Scientific Revolution (R) 644 ber 2004,” 149 Arte e scienza delle acque nel Rinasci- Anderson, J., “War on Weeds: Iowa mento, A. Fiocca, D, Lamberini, Farmers and Growth Regulator and C. Maffioli, eds. (R) 638 Herbicides,” 719 Ashworth, W., Customs and Excise: Angevine, R. (R) 220; (R) 657 Trade, Production, and Consump- “The Annales and the History of Tech- tion in England, 1640-1845 (R) nology: Annales @histoire écono- 247; (R) 640 mique et sociale 7 (November Asia: Gommans and Kolff, eds., 1935), Les techniques, l’histoire Warfare and Weaponry in South et la vie,” Long, P., 177 Asia: 1000-1800 (R) 880; Taglia- “Antibiotics, Big Business, and Con- cozzo, “The Lit Archipelago: Coast sumers: The Context of Govern- Lighting and the Imperial Optic ment Investigations into the Post- in Insular Southeast Asia, 1860- war American Drug Industry,” 1910,” 306 Bud, R., 329 Assembling Art: The Machine and the ANTIQUITY: Glassner, The Invention of American Avant-Garde, B. Zabel Cuneiform: Writing in Sumer (R) (R) 682 408 ASTRONOMY: Dick, Sky and Ocean ARCHAEOLOGY: Langdon and Watts, Joined: The U.S. Naval Observatory, “Tower Windmills of Medieval 1830-2000 (R) 240; McCray, Giant England: A Case of Arrested Telescopes: Astronomical Ambition Development?” 697 and the Promise of Technology (R) Architects of Annihilation: Auschwitz 238 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE AUTOMOBILES AND AUTOMOBILITY: Belhoste, B., La Formation dune tech- Gutfreund, Twentieth-Century nocratie: L’Ecole polytechnique et Sprawl: Highways and the Reshap- ses éléves de la Révolution au ing of the American Landscape (R) Second Empire (R) 618 676; Mom, “Roads without Rails: Ben-Atar, D., Trade Secrets: Intellectual European Highway-Network Piracy and the Origins of American Building and the Desire for Long- Industrial Power (R) 443 Range Motorized Mobility,” 745; Benhamou, R. (R) 471; (R) 630 Mom, The Electric Vehicle: Technol- Bess, M., The Light-Green Society: ogy and Expectations in the Auto- Ecology and Technological Moder- mobile Age (R) 213; Post, “Henry nity in France, 1960-2000 (R) 217 Kaiser, Troy Ruttman, and Mad- Better Off: Flipping the Switch on man Muntz: Three Originals,” 773 Technology, E. Brende (R) 623 AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING AND TECH- Beyond the Image Machine: A History NOLOGY: Casey, “The Line between of Visual Technologies, D. Tomas Faith and Folly,” 475; Mom, The (R) 424 Electric Vehicle: Technology and Beyond the Ruins: The Meanings of Expectations in the Automobile Age Deindustrialization, J. Cowie and (R) 213 J. Heathcott, eds. (R) 444 Auyang, S., Engineering: An Endless Bezis-Selfa, J., Forging America: Iron- Frontier (R) 628 workers, Adventurers, and the AVIATION: Daly Bednarek, “The Flying Industrious Revolution (R) 842 Machine in the Garden: Parks and Bicycle: The History, D. Herlihy (R) 680 Airports, 1918-1938,” 350 Bijsterveld, K. (R) 867 Aydin, C. (R) 249 BloGRAPHY: Bastable, Arms and the State: Sir William Armstrong and Bachrach, D. (R) 635 the Remaking of British Naval Baird, D., Thing Knowledge: A Philoso- Power, 1854-1914 (R) 652; Fischer, phy ofS cientific Instruments (R) 243 Douglas Rayner Hartree: His Life in Ball, P., Bright Earth: Art and the Science and Computing (R) 859; Invention of Color (R) 259 Gillmor, Fred Terman at Stanford: Ball-Rokeach, S.; see M. Sturken Building a Discipline, a University, Banks, K., Chasing Empire across the and Silicon Valley (R) 854; Heyer, Sea: Communications and the State Harold Innis (R) 415; Khan, Engi- in the French Atlantic, 1713-1763 neering Architecture: The Vision of (R) 642 Fazlur R. Khan (R) 633; Silverman, Barnes, S. (R) 434 Lightning Man: The Accursed Life Basalla, G. (R) 684 of Samuel F. B. Morse (R) 420; Bastable, M., Arms and the State: Sir Solnit, River of Shadows: Eadweard William Armstrong and the Remak- Muybridge and the Technological ing of British Naval Power, 1854— Wild West (R) 426; Stoltzenberg, 1914 (R) 652 Fritz Haber: Chemist, Nobel Laur- Batchelor, B.; see T. Heinrich eate, German, Jew (R) 448; Weight- Becchi, A., et al., eds., Essays on the man, Signor Marconi’s Magic Box: History of Mechanics: In Memory The Most Remarkable Invention of of Clifford Ambrose Truesdell and the 19th Century and the Amateur Edoardo Benvenuto (R) 875 Inventor Whose Genius Sparked a Bektas, Y. (R) 828 Revolution (R) 827 Index to Volume 46 (2005) BIOTECHNOLOGY: Kleinman, Impure Bright Earth: Art and the Invention of Cultures: University Biology and Color, P. Ball (R) 259 the World of Commerce (R) 255; BRITAIN: Ashworth, Customs and Excise: Nestle, Safe Food: Bacteria, Bio- Trade, Production, and Consump- technology, and Bioterrorism (R) tion in England, 1640-1845 (R) 257; Serlin, Replaceable You: Engi- 247; Bastable, Arms and the State: neering the Body in Postwar Amer- Sir William Armstrong and the ica (R) 871; Tenner, Our Own Remaking of British Naval Power, Devices: The Past and Future of 1854-1914 (R) 652; Langdon, Mills Body Technology (R) 470 in the Medieval Economy: England, The Bird Is on the Wing: Aerodynamics 1300-1540 (R) 636; Langdon and and the Progress of the American Watts, “Tower Windmills of Medi- Airplane, J. Hansen (R) 231 eval England: A Case of Arrested The Birth of California Narrow Gauge: Development?” 697 A Regional Study of the Technology Brock, G., The Second Information of Thomas and Martin Carter, Revolution (R) 835 B. MacGregor (R) 208 Brown, John K. (R) 677 The Birth of City Planning in the United Brown, Julie K. (R) 426; (R) 687 States, 1840-1917, J. Peterson (R) Buchanan, B. (R) 405 674 Buchanan, R. (R) 207 Bishop, E. (R) 876 Bud, R., “Antibiotics, Big Business, Blackett: Physics, War, and Politics in and Consumers: The Context of the Twentieth Century, M. Nye Government Investigations into (R) 655 the Postwar American Drug Blanco, R., et al., Una obra maestra: Industry,” 329 El acueducto Albear de La Habana Bugos, G. (R) 233 (R) 203 BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS: Blaszczyk, R. (R) 261 Knerr, Suburban Steel: The Magnif- Block, L., To Harness the Wind: A Short icent Failure of the Lustron Corpor- History of the Development of Sails ation, 1945—1951 (R) 850 (R) 245 Building Gotham: Civic Culture and Boczkowski, P., Digitizing the News: Public Policy in New York City, Innovation in Online Newspapers 1898-1938, K. Revell (R) 205 (R) 434 Buisseret, D., The Mapmaker’s Quest: The Body oft he Artisan: Art and Exper- Depicting New Worlds in Renais- ience in the Scientific Revolution, sance Europe (R) 246 P. Smith (R) 644 Bukatman, S., Matters of Gravity: Bond, W.,; see C. Divall Special Effects and Supermen in Border Oasis: Water and the Political the Twentieth Century (R) 684 Ecology oft he Colorado River Delta, BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT: Rosen- 1940-1975, E. Ward (R) 462 band, “Never Just Business: Bowker, G. (R) 436 David Landes, The Unbound Brattin, J. (R) 649 Prometheus,’ 168 Bred for Perfection: Shorthorn Cattle, By Design: Why There Are No Locks on Collies, and Arabian Horses since the Bathroom Doors in the Hotel 1800, M. Derry (R) 468 Louis XIV and Other Object Brende, E., Better Off: Flipping the Lessons, R. Caplan (R) 630 Switch on Technology (R) 623 TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE The Cambridge History of Western prise: BASF—the History of a Textiles, D. Jenkins, ed. (R) 192 Company (R) 446 Cantor, G. and S. Shuttleworth, eds., Chezeau, N., De la forge au laboratoire: Science Serialized: Representations Naissance de la métallurgie phy- of the Sciences in Nineteenth- sique, 1860-1914 (R) 840 Century Periodicals (R) 413 CHINA: Hammers, “‘How Can It Be Caplan, R., By Design: Why There Are that a Crow’s Tail Can Hold OCTOBER No Locks on the Bathroom Doors Water?’ The Square-Pallet Pump 2005 in the Hotel Louis XIV and Other in Lou Shu’s Pictures of Tilling and VOL. 46 Object Lessons (R) 630 Weaving,” 132; Reed, Gutenberg in Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Shanghai: Chinese Print Capitalism, Changed Music, M. Katz (R) 429 1876-1937 (R) 411; Tsien, Written The Carriage Trade: Making Horse- on Bamboo and Silk: The Begin- Drawn Vehicles in America, nings of Chinese Books and T. Kinney (R) 677 Inscriptions (R) 410 Casey, R., “The Line between Faith The Cinema Effect, S. Cubitt (R) 686 and Folly,” 475 Cioc, M., The Rhine: An Eco-Biography, Cavicchi, E. (R) 243 1815-2000 (R) 464 Centner, T., Empty Pastures: Confined The City and the Railway in Europe, R. Animals and the Transformation Roth and M. Polino, eds. (R) 665 of the Rural Landscape (R) 466 City in the Sky, J. Glanz and E. Lipton Ceruzzi, P., “Moore’s Law and Techno- (R) 670 logical Determinism: Reflections The Claude Glass: Use and Meaning of on the History of Technology,” the Black Mirror in Western Art, 584 A. Maillet (R) 865 Chase, K., Firearms: A Global History Cloud, J. (R) 646 to 1700 (R) 407 Coal: A Human History, B. Freese (R) Chasing Empire across the Sea: Com- 846 munications and the State in the Cole, S. (R) 252 French Atlantic, 1713-1763, Coleman, M., Playback: From the Vic- K. Banks (R) 642 trola to MP3, 100 Years of Music, CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOL- Machines, and Money (R) 427 ocy: Anderson, “War on Weeds: COLONIALISM AND IMPERIALISM: Banks, lowa Farmers and Growth Regula- Chasing Empire across the Sea: tor Herbicides,” 719; Ball, Bright Communications and the State in Earth: Art and the Invention of the French Atlantic, 1713-1763 (R) Color (R) 259; Mayor, Greek Fire, 642; Morrow Jr., The Great War: Poison Arrows, and Scorpion An Imperial History (R) 222; Sen- Bombs: Biological and Chemical goopta, Imprint of the Raj: How Warfare in the Ancient World (R) Fingerprinting was Born in Colonial 878; Stapleton, “A Lost Chapter India (R) 252; Tagliacozzo, “The Lit in the Early History of DDT: Archipelago: Coast Lighting and The Development of Anti-Typhus the Imperial Optic in Insular Technologies by the Rockefeller Southeast Asia, 1860-1910,” 306 Foundation’s Louse Laboratory, Commodification of Childhood: 1942-1944,” 513 The Children’s Clothing Industry CHEMICAL INDUSTRY: Abelshauser et al., and the Rise oft he Child Consumer, German Industry and Global Enter- D. Cook (R) 822 Index to Volume 46 (2005) COMMUNICATION: Banks, Chasing sumption in England, 1640-1845 Empire across the Sea: Communi- (R) 247; Cook, The Commodifica- cations and the State in the French tion of Childhood: The Children’s Atlantic, 1713-1763 (R) 642; Clothing Industry and the Rise of Nickles, Under the Wire: How the the Child Consumer (R) 822; Telegraph Changed Diplomacy (R) Heinrich and Batchelor, Kotex, 422; Starr, The Creation oft he Kleenex, and Huggies: Kimberly- Media: Political Origins of Modern Clark and the Consumer Revolution Communications (R) 417 (R) 824; Matt, Keeping Up with COMPUTING: Agar, The Government the Joneses: Envy in American Con- Machine: A Revolutionary History sumer Society, 1890-1930 (R) 820; of the Computer (R) 857; Cortada, Newman, Radio Active: Advertising The Digital Hand: How Computers and Consumer Activism, 1935-1947 Changed the Work of American (R) 825; Postrel, The Substance of Manufacturing, Transportation, Style: How the Rise ofA esthetic and Retail Industries (R) 439; Value Is Remaking Commerce, Cul- Fields, Territories of Profit: Com- ture, and Consciousness (R) 261 munications, Capitalist Develop- Cook, D., The Commodification of ment, and the Innovative Enter- Childhood: The Children’s Clothing prises of G. F. Swift and Dell Com- Industry and the Rise oft he Child puter (R) 855; Fischer, Douglas Consumer (R) 822 Rayner Hartree: His Life in Science Cookson, G. (R) 651 and Computing (R) 859; Mosco, Cooper, C.; see H. Lamar The Digital Sublime: Myth, Power, Coopersmith, J. (R) 623 and Cyberspace (R) 436; Schonfeld, Coopey, R. (R) 857 JSTOR: A History (R) 693; Turner, Cortada, J., The Digital Hand: How “Where the Counterculture Met Computers Changed the Work of the New Economy: The WELL and American Manufacturing, Trans- the Origins of Virtual Commu- portation, and Retail Industries nity,” 485; Weber, The Success of (R) 439 Open Source (R) 860 Cowan, R., More Work for Mother: CONFERENCES: Esbester, “The Inter- The Ironies of Household Technol- national Association for the His- ogy from the Open Hearth to the tory of Transport, Traffic and Microwave (R) 604 Mobility, Second Annual Confer- Cowie, J. and J. 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