| HISTORY OF SCIENCE 2007 Contents |
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| Volume 45, Part 1, Number 147, March 2007 | ||
| Between Memory and Paperbooks: Baconianism and Natural History in Seventeenth-century England | Richard Yeo |
1–46
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| Defining the Russian People: Konstantin Arsen’ev and Russian Statistics Before 1861 | Susan Smith-Peter |
47–64
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| Copernicus and his Islamic Predecessors: Some Historical Remarks | F. Jamil Ragep |
65–81
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| Scientific Dissemination in Portugese Encyclopaedic Periodicals, 1779–1820 | Fernando Egidio Reis |
83–118
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| Notices of Books |
119–121 |
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| Notes on Contributors | 122 | |
| Volume 45, Part 2, Number 148, June 2007 | ||
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SPECIAL ISSUE:
REFLECTIONS ON JOEL MOKYR’S THE GIFTS OF ATHENA |
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| The Genesis of ‘Useful Knowledge’ | Maxine Berg | 123–133 |
| Technology as a Public Culture in the Eighteenth Century: The Artisan’s Legacy | Liliane Hilaire-Pérez | 135–153 |
| Experimental Spaces and the Knowledge Economy | Larry Stewart | 155–177 |
| Technology Selection and Useful Knowledge: A Comment | Kristine Bruland | 179–183 |
| Knowledge, Enlightenment, and the Industrial Revolution: Reflections on The Gifts of Athena | Joel Mokyr | 185–196 |
| Mechanical Science on the Factory Floor: The Early Industrial Revolution in Leeds | Margaret C. Jacob | 197–221 |
| Notices of Books | 223–228 |
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| Notes on Contributors | 228–229 |
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| Volume 45, Part 3, Number 149, September 2007 | ||
| Surgery, Science and Modernity: Operating Rooms and Laboratories as Spaces of Control | Thomas Schlich | 231–256 |
| “Turpentine Hides Everything”: Autonomy and Organization in Anatomical Model Production for the State in Late Eighteenth-century Florence | Anna Maerker | 257–286 |
| “A Plague to the Learned World”: Pieter Gabry, F.R.S. (1715–1770) and His Use of Natural Philosophy to Gain Prestige and Social Status | Huib J. Zuidervaart | 287–326 |
| The Financial Support of Men of Science in France c. 1660 – c. 1800: A Survey | Maurice Crosland | 327–355 |
| Notes on Contributors | 356 |
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| Volume 45, Part 4, Number 150, December 2007 | ||
| Young-earth Creationists in Early Nineteenth-century Britain? Towards a Reassessment of ‘Scriptural Geology’ | Ralph O’Connor | 357–403 |
| Science and Authority in Giacomo Zabarella | Paolo Palmieri | 404–427 |
| Finders, Keepers: Collecting Sciences and Collecting Practice | Robert E. Kohler | 428–454 |
| Science as a Vacation: A History of Ecology in Norway | Peder Anker | 455–479 |
| Notes on Contributors | 481 |
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| Index to Volume 45 | 482 | |