Technology and Culture 2006: Vol 47 Index

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Index to Volume 47 (2006)
Broadcasters o} presentation: The Question of
C. Doerksen (R reativity in the Shadow of Pro-
The American Skys« uction, D. Vesely (R) 659
Histories, R. Mo 1old, D., Spying from Space: Con-
Anderson, J. D., J1 tructing Amer ica’s Satellite Com-
The Wright Bi nand and Control Systems (R) 645
Predecessors R Benjamin, ed., Walter Benjamin
Anderson, J. L. (R 1 Art (R) 698; Kemp, Leonardo
Angel, S., The Tal 184
Odyssey of In akter: Industrin, vetenskapen och
Angevine, R. The R de tekniska niitverken, S. Widmalm,
State: War, Pol 702
in Nineteenth tifacts of Disaster: Creating the
(R) 220; (R) 42 Smithsonian’s Katrina Collection,”
ANTIQUITY: Lendo
Shavt, D., 357
Ghosts: A Hist Artillery of the Dukes of Burgundy,
( ‘lassical Antiq | 363-1477, R. Smith and K. De
Rochberg, The
Divination, r H 1 of Ipswich: Craftsmanship
Astronomy in \ unity in Colonial New
Culture (R) 40% 1, R. Tarule (R) 417
APPROPRIATE TE is: Tarule, The Artisan of Ips-
h: Craftsmanship and Com-
Resourc es un 1
ogy, Environn tunity in Colonial New England
(R) 819
Archigram: Archit Power, Knowledge, and Exper-
Architecture, S tise in Elizabethan England (R)
ARCHITECTURE: Day I88
cated Home R worth, W. (R) 188
Town House: : Rochberg, The Heavenly
Material Lift Writing: Divination, Horoscopy,
City, 1780 d Astronomy in Mesopotamian
Capital’s Utop re (R) 409
sylvania, 1855 Day’s Close: Night in Times Past,
Sadler, Archi \. Ekirch (R) 640
without Arcl Atomic City: A Labor
Vesely, Archit il History of Oak Ridge,
Divided Repre s lessee, R. Olwell (R) 447
tion of Creati thority of Everyday Objects: A
Production tural History of West German
Ray, eds., Ch Industrial Design, P. Betts (R) 234
Histories, Re OBILES AND AUTOMOBILITY:
(R) 663; Werm Dofmann, Begrenzte Mobilitat:
Eine Kulturgeschichte der Auto-
Architect: Fron
ica—Shaping thnen in der DDR (R) 858; Franz,
ofa Republic g: Consumers Reinvent the
ner School Muse Automobile (R) 436; Hyde,
Architecture in th he Dodge Brothers: The Men, the
TECHNOLOGY AND
Index to Volume 47 (2006)
The Nobel Laureate Who Launched ECHNOLOGY: Baillie and Casey, eds.,
the Age of Chemic ITs Human Nature Obsolete? Genet-
835; Copeland, ed ics, Bioengineering, and the Future
Automatic Comp »f the luman Condition (R) 164
Master Codebreak Bleaching the Ethiopian’: Desegre-
Build the Moder gating Race and Technology
460; Crowther-H through Early X-Ray Experiments,”
Simon: The Bou le la Pena, C., 2—
Modern Ameri Body in the Library: A Literary
berg, Victor Reg nthology of Modern Medicine,
vance of Photog Bamforth, ed. (R) 690
Avoiding Errors R) 200
Gutenberg and 436
Printing (R) 41 \ND DISTILLING AND WINI
sistence ot Mem« KING: Unger, Beer in the Middle
First Man: T} Ages and the Renaissance (R) 182
strong (R) 457 GES AND BRIDGE BUILDING: Haw,
von Dyck Ld50 Brooklyn Bridge: A Cultural
tik, Technik u History (R) 847; Lupold and
organisation an French, Jr., Bridging Deep South
(R) 233; Hyde Rivers: The Life and Legend of
The Men, the Horace King (R) 695
Legacy (R $35; Kem] Leonard Bri dging Deep South Rivers: The Life
(R) 184; Lessing and Legend of Horace King,
Karl Drais und J. | Lupold and T. French, Jr. (R)
Anfange (R) 66 695
Mauch, eds., Ad srief Transit,” Greuther, M., 787
From German) Brimblecombe, P. (R) 665
Lupold and French, Jr., Bridging B N: Ash, Power, Knowledge, and
Deep South Ri Expertise in Elizabethan England
Legend of y Hora 695; R) 188; Bachrach, “Crossbows for
MacLeod and Nuvolari, “The Pit the King, Part II: The Crossbow
falls of Pros« pog! aphy: Inventors during the Reign of Edward I of
in the Dictionar OT National Biog England (1272-1307),” 81; Mac-
raphy,” 757; Roland, “The Worst Leod and Nuvolari, “The Pitfalls of
Century Ever: W Prosopography: Inventors in the
Bullet’s Song: R Dictionary of National Biography,
and Utopia,’ 59 757; Weightman, London’s Thames:
The Life of Wert [he River that Shaped a City and
455; Watts, T/ Its History (R) 846
Henry Ford and the American The Brooklyn Bridge: A Cultural His-
Century (R) 433; Wermiel, “Adolf tory, R. Haw (R) 847
Cluss, Architect rom Germany to Brooks, T., Lost Sounds: Blacks and the
America—Shaping a > CaCnaiptttaall CiCtiyt v Birth of the Recording Industry,
Worthy of a Rep ublic, at the Charles 1890-1919 (R) 651
Sumner School Museum,” 570; Brown, A. (R) 867
Williams, Grace Hopper: Admiral Brown, E., The Corporate Eye: Photog-
of the Cyber Sea (R) 462 raphy and the Rationalization of
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Index to Volume 47 (2006)
CHEMICAL ENGINE] lypse,” 108; Shallat, “Holding
oy: Aldrich, “I re n Louisiana,” 102
servation to Ma reservation: Civil War Time: Temporalitayn d
invention and D on of Wood Identity in America, 1861-1865,
Preserving Tec!
1939,” 311; Char faster N g as Material Culture, S. Kiichler
The Rise and ! tz H id | ler, eds. (R) 824
the Nobel Lau | ( 1 ( 1d 46; (R) 840
the Ageo f Ch fi Code aborative Ownershiapn d
835; Murman ge ani Digital EconoR.m Gyho,sh ,
( ompetitive
evolution of ogde .. Eugenic Design: Stream-
l
and Nationa I gAl 1 in the 1930s (R
and P. Ollerenshaw, eds.,
‘ides and Post e European Linen Industry in
World War II § 152 ul listorical Perspective (R) 193
mann, Knoi nj en, C., “The Rusting of the Chem-
Advantage: I 1 r idor, 95
Firms, Tecl ( ( ng oO und, D. Gomery
Institutions
Mosquito We VM ng to Terms with the Future
quito Cont R) 449 He Foresaw: Marshall McLuhan’s
Chicago Architect derstanding Media,’ Mullen, M.,
ions, Alternat
and K. Ray, ed ( cations: An International
Children of the Su f listory of the Formative Years,
Humanity | Appetit R. Burns (R) 463
for Energy, A R) 6 npanion to American Technology,
INA: Chow, |
ND TECHNOI
92; Perdue t ih 5 lin, Engineering Com
Problematic | ‘ ( inism w Two Americans
Civilisati Volume 7 Spied talin and Founded th
Part 2,” 175 +t Silicon Valley (R) 676
Chow, K., Publis ( ( NbDUSTRY: Berlin, The Man
Power in Ear i rll? d the Mic rochip: Robert Noyce
(R) 192 d the Invention of Silicon Valle}
ioc, M. (R) 86 R) 678; Chandler, Jr., Inventing the
Gin ditt t n Frontier ctronic Century: The Epic Story
Sorting the Ne eenth-Ce f the Consumer Bec tronics and
tury City, D.S R omputer Industr(Ri)e 6s8 0
ty, Country, Em dscapes nputers and Commerce: A Study of
Environmental | |. Diefen Technology and Management at
dorf and K. D¢ ls. (R) 862 Eckert-Mauchly Computer Com-
CIVIL ENGINEERING: Constant rtal pany, Engineering Research Assoc-
ties of Very Low Probability, iates, and Remington Rand, 1946-
Kolb, “Crescent City, Post-Apoca 1957, A. Norberg (R) 682
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Index to Volume 47 (2006)
Crosby, A., Children of the Sun: A His ID alrymple, D. (R) 201
tory of Human D J AM BUILDING: Righter, The
z
Appetite for Ene Battle over Hetch Hetc h y: America’s
190; (R) 640 Vost Controversial Dam and the
“Crossbows for the k th of Modern Environmentalism
I he Crossbow ( € g 144
of Edward I of dq - Daniel, P., Toxic Drift: Pesticides and
1307),” Bachrac rea th in the Post-World War II
Crouch, T. (R>) 455 R) 452
Crowther-Heyck d Dibner, 1927-2005,” Roland,
The Bounds of
America (R) 8
SULTURAL AND § ‘fabricated Home
At Day’s Close
Past (R) 640 Electric Dawson, V. (R) 866
Dreams: Com D. (R) 645
Culture (R) 87 vadarevian, S. and N. Hopwood,
son, Hubris « ds., Models: The Third Dimension
tural Histor} ice (R> ) 468
Science (R Bleaching the Ethi-
phone: The S opian’: Desegregating Race and
Most Mobile inology through Early X-Ray
Has Transfor xperiments, 27
687; Nye, An onnage industriel a la veille
tion: Tec hp O ique, M. Cotte | R) 839
New Begin 864
Technology a The Ottawa River and
Modernit) s Nuclear Adventure,
1890—1945 (R
“Culture and Tecl The Historical Debate
From Philosoy s Mission, W. Kay
STS,” C. Mit
goetxea, 607 ’s Scientific Enterprise:
Cultures in Orbit Ike Faculty and the
Televisual, L. 1¢ Rise of American Science, M. Levin
Cutcliffe, S. (R
“Cybernetics, Mat cienc Delta Bl Disco, C., 341
and Technol The Authority of Every
gence of ‘Inf { Cultural History of
as a Keyword nan Industrial Design (R)
BR... 5t3 234; Cogdell, Eugenic Design:
America in the 1930s
Daemmrich, A., ) 381; Hocker and Ward, eds.,
Regulation in tilosophy of Shipbuilding:
Germany (R) 2 ( mceptual Approaches to the Study
Dahlberg, L., Victor Regnault and th of Wooden Ships (R) 426; Katz,
Advance of P t Intelligent Design,” 381; Lefevre,
of Avoiding I 1., Picturing Machines, 1400-1700
ed.,
Dalley, S. (R) 409 R) 186; Thackara, In the Bubble:
889
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\pproaches and
tl al Issues,” 536; Jacob
(
1687
turing Machines,
00-1700 (R)) 186; Mukerji, “Tacit
Knowledge and Classical Tech
que in Seventeenth-Century
Hydraulic Cement as a
Index to Volume 47 (2006)
Living Practice among Masons and International History of the Forma-
Military Engineers,” 713; Wilson, tive Years (R) 463
The World in Vi
and Early Moder intments of Technology,
842 Bailey (R) 816
Earth Repair: A Trans rosby, Children of the Sun:
f Environmenta \ History of Humanity’s Unappeas-
M. Hall (R) 860 able Appetite for Energy (R) 638;
ECONOMIC DEVELOP! Nelson, Tech tandall, United States Foreign Oil
nology, Institutic since World War I: For Profits
Growth (R) 817 d Security (R) 670
ECONOMIC HISTOR g Communism: How Two
Carlson, Willia ‘ in and Americans Spied for Stalin and
the Birth of Ler i nor Founded the Soviet Silicon Valley,
(R) 201 S Usdin (R) 676
Edensor, T., Industri par gineering in a Land-Grant Context:
Aesthetics, and M ality ) The Past, Present, and Future of
EDUCATION: Gouzeéy 1 Idea, A. Marcus, ed. (R) 42
Karvar, eds., I ND ENGINEERING: Calabro,
nieurs en perspe Modeles de La Passione dell’ invenzione: Enrico
référence et réseat ] , ingegnere e aeronauta
XVITe—XXe siécl 158; Gouzévitch, Grelon, and
Hashagen, Walt! r, eds., La formation des ingé-
1856—1934): M urs en perspe ctive: Modeles de
und Wissenschal f ence et réseaux de médiation,
der TH Miincl t) 233; Levir \ VIJe—XXe siécles (R) 198; Katz,
Defining Wom ‘Intelligent Design,” 381; Lefevre,
prise: Mount H e Faculty and »d., Picturing Machines, 1400-1700
the Riseo f Americ science (KR R 186; Marcus, ed., Engineering
697; Marcus, ed a Land-Grant Context: The Past,
a Land-Grant ¢ nt, and Future of an Idea (R)
Present, and Fu
428; Schatzberg nik Comes M., Designing America’s Waste
» America: Cha g Meanings Landscapes (R) 224
of Technology before 1930,” 486 nsmenger, N. (R) 680
“Efficiency and Pathology: Mechanical YNMENT: Allen, “Cradle of a
Discipline and Efficient Worker Revolution? The Industrial Trans-
Seating in Gern formation of Louisiana’s Lower
Alexander, J Mississippi River,” 112; Buhs, The
Ehrhardt, K., European Metals i ive Fire Ant Wars: Nature, Science, and
Hands: Rethink echnological Public Policy in Twentieth-Century
Change, 1640-1 America (R) 451; Colten, “The
Ekirch, A., At Day’s ( Rusting of the Chemical Corridor,”
Times Past (R) 640 95; Constant, “Certainties of Very
Electric Dreams: Computers in American Low Probability,” 249; Daniel, Toxic
Culture, T. Friedma Drift: Pesticides and Health in the
ELECTRONICS INDl Post—World War II South (R) 452;
ocy: Burns, Con {nNicartf ions: . Diefendorf and Dorsey, eds., City,
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