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HISTORY OF SCIENCE
1998 CONTENTS
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| Vol. 36 Part 1, March 1998, No.
111 |
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ANTI-DARWIN, ANTI-SPENCER: FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE'S CRITIQUE OF DARWIN AND "DARWINISM" |
Lewis Call |
1-22
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PRUDENCE AND PEDANTRY IN EARLY MODERN COSMOLOGY:
THE TRADE OF AL ROSS |
Adrian Johns |
23-59
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| "THE END OF HISTORY" IN THE EARLY PICTURING OF GEOLOGICAL TIME |
Nicolaas A. Rupke |
61-90
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MIXING METAPHORS: SCIENCE AND RELIGION OR NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE |
Margaret J. Osler |
91-113
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| Reviews Alfred C. Kinsey: A Public/Private Life by James H. Jones (IVAN CROZIER); Birth Order,
Family Dynamics, and Creative Lives by Frank J. Sulloway
(ANN DALLY); The Making of a Social Disease: Tuberculosis
in Nineteenth-Century France by David S. Barnes (ANN DALLY) |
115-121
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Notes On Contributors |
122
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Vol. 36 Part 2, June 1998, No. 112 |
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THE HABERMASIAN PUBLIC SPHERE AND "SCIENCE
IN THE ENLIGHTENMENT" |
Thomas Broman |
123-150
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JOHN HERSCHEL, GEORGE AIRY, AND THE ROAMING EYE
OF THE STATE |
William J. Ashworth |
151-178
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CLOSED CIRCLES OR OPEN NETWORKS?: COMMUNICATING
AT A DISTANCE DURING THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION |
David S. Lux and Harold J. Cook |
179-211
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CLOSING THE CIRCLE: HOW HARVEY AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES
PLAYED THE GAME OF TRUTH, PART 1 |
Don Bates |
213-232
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Notices of Books |
233-243
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Notes On Contributors |
244
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Vol. 36 Part 3, September 1998, No. 113 |
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| CLOSING THE CIRCLE: HOW HARVEY AND
HIS CONTEMPORARIES PLAYED THE GAME OF TRUTH, PART 2 |
Don Bates |
234-267
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DOCTRINE AND USE:NEWTON'S "GIFT OF TEACHING" |
Michael Ben-Chaim |
269-298
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REPRESENTING NOVELTY: CHARLES BABBAGE, CHARLES
LYELL, AND EXPERIMENTS IN EARLY VICTORIAN GEOLOGY |
Brian P. Dolan |
299-327
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| Essay Review — Styles of Scientific Thinking in the European
Tradition, by Alistair Crombie (Rob
Iliffe) |
329-357
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| Book Reviews — Discovering Birds, by
Paul Lawrence Farber (Janet Browne); "Und sie fürchtet
sich vor niemandem": Die Physikern Laura Bassi (1711–1778),
by Beate Ceranski (Katharina Rowold); When Geologists Were
Historians: 1665–1750, by Rhoda Rappaport (David Oldroyd);
New Atlantis Revisited: Akademgorodok, the Siberian City
of Science, by Paul R. Josephson (E. M. Tansey) |
359-368
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Notices of Books |
369-371
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Notes on Contributors |
372
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Vol. 36 Part 4, December 1998, No. 114 |
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BLOWING HOT AND COLD: REPORTS AND RETORTS ON
THE STATUS OF THE AIR-ENGINE AS SUCCESS OR FAILURE, 1830–1855 |
Ben Marsden |
373-420
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SCIENCE, SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT, AND THE TRANSFORMATION
OF MEDICINE IN BRITAIN c. 1870–1950 |
Steve Sturdy and Roger Cooter |
421-466
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TYCHO BRAHE IN SCANDINAVIAN SCHOLARSHIP |
J. R. Christianson |
467-484
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| Essay Review — Reenchanted
Science: Holism in German Culture from Wilhelm II to Hitler, by Anne Harrington, and Gestalt Psychology in
German Culture, 1890–1967: Holism and the Quest for Objectivity,
by Mitchell G. Ash (Jonathan Harwood) |
485-498
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Notes on Contributors |
498-499
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Index to Volume 36 |
499-500
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