HISTORY OF SCIENCE
2004 Contents
| Volume 42, Part 1, Number 135, March 2004 | |||
| NATURAL HISTORY SPECIAL ISSUE |
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| Scientific Symmetries |
E. C. Spary |
1–46
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| Neat Nature: The Relation between Nature and Art in a Dutch Cabinet of Curiosities from the Early Eighteenth Century |
Bert van de Roemer |
47–84
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| Nature’s Palace: Constructing the Swedish Museum of Natural History |
Jenny Beckman |
85–111
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| From Natural Historical Investment to State Service: Collectors and Collections of the Berlin Society of Friends of Nature Research, c. 1800 |
Anke te Heesen |
113–131
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| Notices of Books |
133–135 |
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| Notes on Contributors |
136 |
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| Volume 42, Part 2, Number 136, June 2004 |
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| Science and Patronage in England, 1570–1625: A Preliminary Study |
Stephen Pumfrey and Frances Dawbarn |
137–188 | |
| Vis Viva Revisited |
Mary Terrall |
189–209 | |
| Who Was Then the Gentleman?: Samuel Sorbière, Thomas Hobbes, and the Royal Society |
Lisa T. Sarasohn |
211–232 | |
| Displaying Sara Baartman, the ‘Hottentot Venus’ |
Sadiah Qureshi |
233–257 | |
| Notices of Books |
258–259 | ||
| Notes on Contributors |
260 | ||
| Volume 42, Part 3, Number 137, September 2004 |
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| Etics and Emics (Not to Mention Anemics and Emetics) in the History of the Sciences |
Nick Jardine |
261–278 |
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| Decline, Then Recovery: An Overview of Activity in the History of Mathematics During the Twentieth Century |
I. Grattan-Guinness |
279–312 |
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| Was Phrenology a Reform Science? Towards a New Generalization for Phrenology |
John van Wyhe |
313–331 |
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| ESSAY REVIEW London’s Leonardo: The Life and Work of Robert Hooke, by Jim Bennett, Michael Cooper, Michael Hunter and Lisa Jardine, and The Curious Life of Robert Hooke, by Lisa Jardine |
Patri J. Pugliese |
361–366 |
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| Notices of Books |
367–369 | ||
| Notes on Contributors |
370 |
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| Volume 42, Part 4, Number 138, December 2004 |
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| Physics, Machines and Musical Pedagogy in Nineteenth-century Germany |
Myles W. Jackson |
371–418 |
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| The “Bridge Which Is Between Physical and Psychical Research”: William Fletcher Barrett, Sensitive Flames, and Spiritualism |
Richard Noakes |
419–464 |
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| Intellectual Ability and Speed of Performance: Galen to Galton |
C. E. Goodey |
465–495 |
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| Notes on Contributors |
495 |
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| Index to Volume 42 |
496 |
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