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HISTORY OF SCIENCE
1999 Contents
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| Volume 37, Part 1, Number 115, March 1999 |
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| Ephemeral Events: English Broadsides of Early Eighteenth-century Solar Eclipses |
Alice N. Walters |
1-43
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| Towards a History of Geography in the Public Sphere |
Charles W. J. Withers |
45-78
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| The, Non-correlation of Biometrics and Eugenics: Rival Forms of laboratory Work in Kari Pearson,s Career at University College London, Part 1 |
M. Eileen Magnello |
45-78
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| The Scientific Revolution: Has There Been a British View? — A Personal Assessment |
H. Floris Cohen |
79-106
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BOOK REVIEWS
Medicine's Ten Greatest Discoveries, by Meyer Friedman and Gerald W. Friedland (Ann Dally); "Women, Gender and Science: New Directions", Osiris, xii, ed. by Sally Gregory Kohistedt and Helen E. Longino (Katharina Rowold) |
107-112
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| Notices of Books |
113-115
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| Notes on Contributors |
116-121
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| Volume 37, Part 2, Number 116, June 1999 |
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| The Non-correlation of Biometrics and Eugenics: Rival Forms of Laboratory Work in Karl Pearson's Career at University College London, Part 2 |
M. Eileen Magnello |
123-150
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| The Rhetoric of Utility: Avoiding Occult Associations for Mathematics Through Profitability and Pleasure |
Katherine Neal |
151-178
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| The Weather Prophets: Science and Reputation in Victorian Meteorology |
Katharine Anderson |
179-216
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| Gregor Mendel and the Laws of Evolution |
Sander Gliboff |
217-235
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| Notices of Books |
237-247
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| Notes on Contributors |
248
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| Volume 37, Part 3, Number 117, September 1999 |
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| The Measure of Man: Technologizing the Victorian Body |
Iwan Rhys Morus |
249-282
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| A Plea for Applied Geology |
Paul Lucier |
283-318
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| The Greek Enlightenment in Science: Hermes the Scholar and its Contribution to Science in Early Nineteenth-century Greece |
George N. Vlahakis |
319-345
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| How Might We Map the Cultural Fields of Science, Politics and Organisms in Restoration France |
John V. Pickstone |
347-364
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| Notices of Books |
365-376
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| Notes on Contributors |
376
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| Volume 37, Part 4, Number 118, December 1999 |
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| Voices Calling for Reform: The Royal Society in the Mid-eighteenth Century — Martin Folkes, John Hill, and William Stukeley |
G. S. Rousseau and David Haycock |
377-406
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| "The End Is Near!": The Phenomenon of the Declaration of Closure in a Discipline |
Arthur M. Silverstein |
407-425
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| Lunatick Visions: Prophecy, Signs and Scientific Knowledge in 1790s London |
Kevin C. Knox |
427-458
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Expectations and Expertise: Early British Responses to Chinese Medicine
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Roberta Bivins
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459-489 |
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Notices of Books
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490-502 |
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Notes on Contributors
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503 |
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Index to Volume 37
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504 |
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