| HISTORY OF SCIENCE 2009 Contents |
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| Volume 47, Part 1, Number 155, March 2009 | ||
| Editorial: Journals under Threat. A Joint Response from History of Science, Technology and Medicine Editors |
v–viii
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| “Familiar Demonstrations in Geometry”: French and Italian Engineers and Euclid in the Sixteenth Century | Pascal Brioist |
1–26
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| Science, England’s ‘Interest’ and Universal Monarchy: The Making of Thomas Sprat’s History of the Royal Society | John Morgan |
27–54
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| Thinking about ‘Presentism’ from a Historian’s Perspective: Herbert Butterfield and Hélène Metzger | Oscar Moro-Abadía | 55–77 |
| Voluntarist Theology at the Origins of Modern Science: A Response to Peter Harrison | John Henry | 79–113 |
| Notices of Books | 114–115 | |
| Notes on Contributors | 122 | |
| Volume 47, Part 2, Number 156, June 2009 | ||
| Test Objects for Microscopes | Jutta Schickore | 117–145 |
| From Naples to Goa and Back: A Secretive Galilean Messenger and a Radical Hermeneutist | Avner Ben-Zaken | 147–174 |
| The Analytic Spirit and the Paris Institution for the Deaf-Mutes, 1760–1830 | Christine Aicardi | 175–221 |
| Voluntarism and the Origins of Modern Science: A Reply to John Henry | Peter Harrison | 223–231 |
| Notices of Books | 233–241 |
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| Notes on Contributors | 242 |
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| Volume 47, Part 3, Number 157, Sept 2009 | ||
| Newton on the Beach: The Information Order of Principia Mathematica | Simon Schaffer | 243–276 |
| Islamic Atomism and the Galenic Tradition | Y. Tzvi Langermann | 277–295 |
| Science on Stage: Amusing Physics and Scientific Wonder at the Nineteenth-century French Theatre | Sofie Lachapelle | 297–315 |
| Clavius, Proclus, and the Limits of Interpretation: Snapshot-idealization versus Projectionism |
Guy Claessens | 317–336 |
| The History of Human Origins Research and its Place in the History of Science: Research Problems and Historiography | Matthew R. Goodrum | 337–357 |
| ESSAY REVIEW Science: A Four Thousand Year History, by Patricia Fara |
Iwan Rhys Morus | 359–366 |
| Inventing the Indigenous, by Alix Cooper |
Emma Spary | 369–370 |
| Notices of Books | 367 | |
| Notes on Contributors | 368 |
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| Volume 47, Part 4, Number 158, Dec 2009 | ||
| DARWIN SPECIAL ISSUE | ||
| Editorial | Iwan Rhys Morus | 369–371 |
| Charles Darwin Solves the “Riddle of the Flower”; or, Why Don’t Historians of Biology Know about the Birds and the Bees? | Richard Bellon | 373–406 |
| Darwinian Struggles: But Is There Progress? | Michael Ruse | 407–430 |
| The Eclipse of Pseudo-Darwinism? Reflections on Some Recent Developments in Darwin Studies | Peter J. Bowler | 431–443 |
| The Undead Darwin: Iconic Narrative, Scientific Controversy and the History of Science | Amanda Rees | 445–457 |
| Darwin Online and the Evolution of the Darwin Industry | John van Wyhe | 459–473 |
| ESSAY REVIEWS Origins: Selected Letters of Charles Darwin, 1822–1859 (Anniversary edition), edited by F. Burkhardt, and other works by Charles Darwin |
Jim Endersby | 475–484 |
| Bursting the Limits of Time: The Reconstruction of Geohistory in the Age of Revolution, and Worlds Before Adam: The Reconstruction of Geohistory in the Age of Reform, by Martin J. S. Rudwick | Adelene Buckland | 485–492 |
| Notes on Contributors | 493 | |
| Index to Volume | 494 | |