ToC - AC02109592

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS

Bennett, Jim Projection and the Ubiquitous Virtue of Geometry in the Renaissance	S. 27-
Cooper, Alix From the Alps to Egypt (and Back Again): Dolomieu, Scientific Voyaging, and the Construction of the Field in Eighteenth-Century Natural History	S. 39-
Higginson, Ian I Do Know the Machinery of the Universe: System and Individuality in Edgar Allan Poes Eureka	S. 64-
Marsden, Ben A Most Important Trespass: Lewis Gordon and the Glasgow Chair of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, 184055	S. 87-
Smith, Crosbie Nowhere But in a Great Town: William Thomsons Spiral of Classroom Credibility	S. 118-
Schaffer, Simon Physics Laboratories and the Victorian Country House	S. 149-
Jenkins, Alice Spatial Imagery in Nineteenth-Century Representations of Science: Faraday and Tyndall	S. 181-
Forgan, Sophie But Indifferently Lodged...: Perception and Place in Building for Science in Victorian London	S. 195-
Gooday, Graeme The Premisses of Premises: Spatial Issues in the Historical Construction of Laboratory Credibility	S. 216-
Dörries, Mathhias Easy Transit: Crossing Boundaries Between Physics and Chemistry in mid-Nineteenth-Century France	S. 246-
Agar, Jon Screening Science: Spatial Organization and Valuation at Jodrell Bank	S. 265-
Gieryn, Thomas F. Biotechnologys Private Parts (and Some Public Ones)	S. 281-
Merz, Martina Nobody Can Force You When You are Across the Ocean Face to Face and E-mail Exchanges Between Theoretical Physicists	S. 313-