| HISTORY OF SCIENCE 2005 Contents |
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| Volume 43, Part 1, Number 139, March 2005 | ||
| Ernst Mayer, Karl Jordan, and the History of Systematics |
Kristin Johnson |
1–35
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| Keeping It Secret: The Identity and Status of an Early-Modern Inventor |
Marika Keblusek |
37–56
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| Botany and Provincial Enlightenment in Montpellier: Antoine Banal Père and Fils 1750–1800 |
James Livesey |
57–76
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| Post-Galilean Thought and Experiment in Seventeenth-century Italy: The Life and Work of Vincenzio Viviani |
Luciano Boschiero |
77–100
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| ESSAY REVIEW The Cultural Geography of Colonial American Literatures: Empire, Travel, Modernity, by Ralph Bauer |
James Delbourgo |
101–107
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| Notices of Books |
107 |
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| Notes on Contributors |
108 |
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| Volume 43, Part 2, Number 140, June 2005 | ||
| SPECIAL ISSUE: TWO CULTURES? | ||
| Introduction: Historicizing the Two Cultures | Theodore M. Porter | 109–114 |
| Ministers of Culture: Arnold, Huxley and Liberal Anglican Reform of Learning | Paul White | 115–138 |
| Reluctant Technocrats: Science Promotion in the Neglect-of-Science Debate of 1916–1918 |
Anna-K. Mayer | 139–159 |
| F. R. Leavis, Science, and the Abiding Crisis of Modern Civilization | Guy Ortolano | 161–185 |
| C. P. Snow as Anti-historian of British Science: Revisiting the Technocractic Moment, 1959–1964 |
David Edgerton | 187–208 |
| Notices of Books | 209–215 |
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| Notes on Contributors | 216 |
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| Volume 43, Part 3, Number 141, September 2005 | ||
| Newton’s Training in the Aristotelian Textbook Tradition: From Effects to Causes and Back |
Steffen Ducheyne | 217–237 |
| Visual Standards and Disciplinary Change: Normal Plates, Tables and Stages in Embryology | Nick Hopwood | 239–303 |
| Unfinished Business: William Herschel’s Sweeps for Nebulae | Michael Hoskin | 305–320 |
| The Celestial Streams of Giulio Camillo | Kate Robinson | 321–341 |
| Notes on Contributors | 342 | |
| Volume 43, Part 4, Number 142, December 2005 | ||
| Galileo’s Construction of Idealized Fall in the Void |
Paolo Palmieri | 343–389 |
| The Archaeology of the Inverse Square Law: (1) Metaphysical Images and Mathematical Practices | Ofer Gal and Raz Chen-Morris | 391–414 |
| Ethers, Religion and Politics in Late-Victorian Physics: Beyond the Wynne Thesis | Richard Noakes | 415–455 |
| ESSAY REVIEW The Instauratio Magna, Part II: Novum Organum and Associated Texts, edited by Graham Rees |
Ian G. Stewart | 457–466 |
| Notes on Contributors | 467 |
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| Index to Volume 43 | 468 | |