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The Global and the Local:

The History of Science and the Cultural Integration of Europe

Cracow, Poland, September 6-9, 2006

 
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COVER





  • CHAPTER 1. / Introduction to the 2ND ICESHS: pp. 2-14

    Cover of Chapter 1 / Full text PDF (183 kB)

    Robert FOX:
    Opening address of the 2nd ICESHS / Full text PDF (84 kB)

    Michal KOKOWSKI:
    The crucial idea of the 2nd ICESHS / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Robert FOX:
    The Statement of the General Assembly of the ESHS
    on teaching the history of science / Full text PDF (31 kB)

    Eberhard KNOBLOCH:
    Farewell address of the 2nd ICESHS / Full text PDF (70 kB)

    Michal KOKOWSKI:
    Acknowledgements / Full text PDF (65 kB)

  • APPENDIX / Organization of the 2ND ICESHS

    Cover of Appendix / Full text PDF (185 kB)

    Lists of members of the committees of the conference +
    List of organisers of the conference +
    List of partners of the conference +
    List of sponsors of the conference
    / Full text PDF (90 kB)

    Robert FOX:
    The institutions hosting the 2nd ICESHS:
    The European Society for the History of Science / Full text PDF (91 kB)

    Andrzej PELCZAR:
    The institutions hosting the 2nd ICESHS:
    The Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences / Full text PDF (128 kB)

    Andrzej PELCZAR:
    The institutions hosting the 2nd ICESHS:
    The Jagiellonian University / Full text PDF (83 kB)

    Leszek ZASZTOWT:
    The institutions hosting the 2nd ICESHS:
    The Institute for the History of Science
    of the Polish Academy of Sciences / Full text PDF (127 kB)





  • CHAPTER 2. /  Plenary Lectures: pp. 15-92

    Cover of Chapter 2 / Full text PDF (144 kB)

    Fabio BEVILACQUA, Lidia FALOMO:
    Towards a new web site of the DHST: Participatory media for a community of scholars. Possibilities and choices / Full text PDF (1,3 MB)

    Ryszard J. GRYGLEWSKI:
    Crossroads of medicine and chemistry in the 20th century / Full text PDF (68 kB)

    Eberhard KNOBLOCH:
    Alexander von Humboldt: The explorer and the scientist / Full text PDF (850 kB)

    Giuliano PANCALDI:
    The Republic of Letters in transition: William Thomson and
    natural philosophy ca. 1850 / Full text PDF (166 kB)

    Andrzej K. WROBLEWSKI:
    Are we ready for common history of science? / Full text PDF (1,3 MB)





  • CHAPTER 3. /  Round-Table Discussion 0: pp. 93-104

    History of science in education and training in Europe:
    What new prospects?
    / Full text PDF (530 kB)

    Chairman: Claude DEBRU



    PARTICIPANTS OF DISCUSSION:

    Mitchell G. ASH

    Hans-Joachim BRAUN

    Elvira CALLAPEZ

    Roman DUDA

    Robert FOX

    Anne-Sophie GODFROY-GENIN

    Peter HEERING

    Frank JAMES

    Vladimir KIRSANOV

    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Birute RAILIENE

    Ida STAMHUIS

    Sona STRBANOVA

    Romualdas SVIEDRYS

    Andrzej WROBLEWSKI





  • CHAPTER 4. /  Round-Table Discussion 1: pp. 105-118

    Working Together: History of Science Societies Around the World / Full text PDF (586 kB)

    Chairmen:
    Ronald L. NUMBERS
    Eberhard KNOBLOCH





    Robert FOX and Ronald L. NUMBERS:
    Introduction

    INTERVENTIONS BY:

    Mitchell G. ASH:
    The societies for the history of science, technology and medicine in the German-speaking Europe

    Joan CADDEN:
    The History of Science Society

    Claude DEBRU:
    The French Society for History of Science and Technology, and the Societe d'Histoire et d'Epistemologie des Sciences de la Vie

    Roman DUDA:
    The Polish institutions acting in the area of the history of science and medicine

    Noah EFRON:
    Science and Technology Studies in Israel. Seeking comparative perspective

    Ernst P. HAMM:
    The history of science, technology and medicine in Canada

    Anja Skaar JACOBSEN:
    The Danish Society for the History of Science

    Frank JAMES:
    The British Society for the History of Science

    Eberhard KNOBLOCH:
    The International Academy of the History of Science

    Efthymios NICOLAIDIS:
    The role and structure of IUHPS/DHST

    Ida STAMHUIS

    Bert THEUNISSEN:
    The Gewina: The Dutch Society for the History of Medicine, Science, Mathematics and Technology





  • CHAPTER 5. /  Round-Table Discussion 2: pp. 119-131

    The History of Science and the Cultural Integration of Europe:
    Barriers and Opportunities
    / Full text PDF (663 kB)

    Chairmen:
    Robert FOX
    Michal KOKOWSKI





    INTRODUCTION by Robert FOX

    PARTICIPANTS OF DISCUSSION:

    Fabio BEVILACQUA, Lidia FALOMO:
    Towards a new web site of the DHST: participatory media for a community of scholars. Possibilities and choices

    Hans-Joachim BRAUN

    Claude DEBRU

    Eberhard KNOBLOCH

    Stanislav JUZNIC

    Víctor NAVARRO BROTONS

    Efthymios NICOLAIDIS:
    Towards a common European schoolbook for secondary education

    Geert J. SOMSEN:
    History of Science and Euro-nationalism

    Sona STRBANOVA

    Geert VANPAEMEL:
    One or many histories of science for Europe?

    Andrzej WROBLEWSKI

    FINAL REMARKS by Michal KOKOWSKI





  • CHAPTER 6. / Symposium E-1: pp. 132-148

    History of science in education and training in Europe: What new prospects?

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Claude Debru,Jaroslav FOLTA

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    Claude Debru








    Cover of Chapter 6 / Full text PDF (301 kB)

    Claude DEBRU:
    Some reflections on recent developments and possible initiatives to foster the role
    of the history of science in education and training in Europe / Full text PDF (69 kB)

    Muriel GUEDJ, Sylvain LAUBE:
    History of sciences in the French teacher education / Full text PDF (223 kB)

    Peter HEERING:
    Historical experiments as an access to epistemological aspects
    in physics teacher / Full text PDF (33 kB)

    Juozas Al. KRIKSTOPAITIS, Romualdas SVIEDRYS:
    History of Science Master's Program - transfer and adaptation:
    The Lithuanian case / Full text PDF (97 kB)

    C. ZARAGOZA, J.M. FERNANDEZ-NOVELL:
    Young students turn the history of science into an educational theatre / Full text PDF (367 kB)





  • CHAPTER 7. / Symposium E-2: pp. 149-165

    VARIA

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Claude Debru, Jaroslav FOLTA

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    Andrzej Pelczar








    Cover of Chapter 7 / Full text PDF (299 kB)

    Maria Rosa MASSA, Fatima ROMERO VALLHONESTA, Iolanda GUEVARA CASANOVA:
    Teaching mathematics through history: Some trigonometric / Full text PDF (365 kB)

    Maria STRECHT ALMEIDA:
    Historical case studies as teaching tools: A case from erythrocyte aging / Full text PDF (89 kB)

    C. ZARAGOZA, J.M. FERNANDEZ-NOVELL:
    Bridging the gap between secondary school and the history of science:
    An educational experience / Full text PDF (209 kB)





  • CHAPTER 8. / Symposium RE: pp. 166-181

    History and the Public Understanding of Science

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    Martin COUNIHAN








    Cover of Chapter 8 / Full text PDF (318 kB)

    Martin COUNIHAN:
    Public understanding of the history of science / Full text PDF (98 kB)

    Suzanne DEBARBAT:
    Public understanding of science: The example of
    astronomy at the Observatoire de Paris / Full text PDF (224 kB)

    Robert FOX:
    History and the public understanding of science:
    Problems, practices and perspectives / Full text PDF (103 kB)

    Cristina OLIVOTTO, Antonella TESTA:
    Galileo at the cinema / Full text PDF (1,5 MB)





  • CHAPTER 9. / Symposium R-1: pp. 182-192

    The role of national and international societies in the history of science

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Robert FOX





    Cover of Chapter 9 / Full text PDF (294 kB)

    Hans-Joachim BRAUN:
    A hole in the Iron Curtain: The International Committee for the History of Technology (ICOHTEC)
    as a bridge between East and West, 1968-1990 / Full text PDF (33 kB)

    Nadezdha KUSHLAKOVA:
    Mathematicians of Polish origin in Ukraine: Scientific and pedagogical activities of
    A.P. Psheborskiy in Kharkov Mathematical Society (1898-1922) / Full text PDF (206 kB)

    Luis SARAIVA:
    The Lisbon Academy of Sciences and the development of mathematics in Portugal
    in the 19th century / Full text PDF (71 kB)





  • CHAPTER 10. / Symposium R-2: pp. 193-288

    Achievements of Central Europe in Science, in the light of historical studies

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Roman DUDA, Andrzej PELCZAR, Juraj SEBESTA, Sona STRBANOVA, Eva Katalin VAMOS









    Cover of Chapter 10 / Full text PDF (371 kB)

    Stefan Witold ALEXANDROWICZ:
    Polish initiative in creation of the International Union for
    Quaternary Research (INQUA) / Full text PDF (147 kB)

    Roman DUDA:
    The Lvov School of mathematics / Full text PDF (108 kB)

    Andrzej GRZYBOWSKI:
    Ludwik Fleck as a medical scientist, microbiologist and immunologist / Full text PDF (122 kB)

    Jiri JINDRA:
    Jaroslav Heyrovsky and Wiktor Kemula: the Czech and Polish / Full text PDF (169 kB)

    Piotr KÖHLER, Denis J. CARR:
    A somewhat obscure discoverer of plasmodesmata:
    Eduard Tangl (1848-1905) / Full text PDF (163 kB)

    Izabela KRZEPTOWSKA-MOSZKOWICZ:
    Emil Godlewski Senior's contribution to creating the basis
    of modern plant physiology in the 19th and early 20th centuries / Full text PDF (155 kB)

    Slawomir LOTYSZ:
    KER and War: Polish synthetic rubber in American war efforts, 1941-45 / Full text PDF (226 kB)

    Aurika RICHKIENE:
    Two international achievements of Lithuanians in the experimental botany science
    of twentieth century / Full text PDF (336 kB)

    Voula SARIDAKIS:
    Establishing an Astronomical Network from Gdansk: Johannes Hevelius' exchange
    with the European scientific community / Full text PDF (176 kB)

    Warfolomey SAVCHUK:
    The naturalist I. Puluj and discovery of the X-rays / Full text PDF (250 kB)

    Jirí SEKERAK:
    Gregor Mendel and the scientific milieu of his discovery / Full text PDF (155 kB)

    Olena SHCHERBAK:
    L.I. Kordysch and the development of theoretical physics in the first part
    of the 20th century in the Ukraine: All-European context / Full text PDF (138 kB)

    Bronislaw SREDNIAWA:
    Scientific and personal contacts of Polish physicists with Albert Einstein / Full text PDF (310 kB)

    Andrzej SRODKA, Ryszard W. GRYGLEWSKI, Wojciech SZCZEPANSKI:
    Browicz or Kupffer cells? / Full text PDF (180 kB)

    Eva Katalin VAMOS:
    Three generations of natural scientists in Hungary 1848-1918 / Full text PDF (293 kB)





  • CHAPTER 11. / Symposium R-3: pp. 289-298

    History of astronomy in the late medieval and early modern periods

    Organizers and chairmen of the symposium:
    Jose CHABAS, Richard L. KREMER





    Cover of Chapter 11 / Full text PDF (300 kB)

    Jose CHABAS, Richard L. KREMER:
    Introduction / Full text PDF (94 kB)

    Jose CHABAS:
    From Toledo to Venice:
    The "Alfonsine Tables" of Prosdocimo de' Beldomandi / Full text PDF (108 kB)

    Petr HADRAVA, Alena HADRAVOVA:
    Reflection of Iohannes Sindel's eclipse instrument in Iohannes Schoner's
    "Opera mathematica" / Full text PDF (133 kB)

    Alena HADRAVOVA, Petr HADRAVA:
    Astronomy in Paulerinus's 15th Century Encyclopaedia
    "Liber viginti arcium" / Full text PDF (133 kB)

    Richard L. KREMER:
    Reworking the Alfonsine Tables in Cracow.
    The Tabulae Aureae of Petrus Gaszowiec (1448) / Full text PDF (91 kB)

    Henrique LEITAO:
    Building a new discipline with old tools: Astronomical techniques in
    16th century theoretical navigation / Full text PDF (81 kB)

    Michael H. SHANK:
    Regiomontanus as a physical astronomer / Full text PDF (85 kB)

    Jaroslaw WLODARCZYK:
    Astronomical observations in the time of Copernicus:
    Tradition and novelty / Full text PDF (116 kB)





  • CHAPTER 12. / Symposium R-4 : pp. 299-351

    Nicholas Copernicus in focus

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI





    Cover of Chapter 12 / Full text PDF (297 kB)

    Henryk BARANOWSKI:
    Bibliografia Kopernikowska T. 1-3 (Copernican Bibliography Vol. 1-3) / Full text PDF (109 kB)

    Peter BARKER:
    Towards a cognitive history of the Copernican revolution / Full text PDF (291 kB)

    Marian BISKUP:
    Investigations on the life and extensive works of Nicolas Copernicus / Full text PDF (156 kB)

    Andre GODDU:
    Ptolemy, Copernicus, and Kepler on linear distances / Full text PDF (195 kB)

    Einar H. GUDMUNDSSON, Eyjolfur KOLBEINS, Thorsteinn VILHJALMSSON:
    Copernicanism in Iceland / Full text PDF (202 kB)

    Michal KOKOWSKI:
    Nicholas Copernicus in focus of interdisciplinary research / Full text PDF (325 kB)

    Andreas KÜHNE:
    The early Copernican biographies and portraits as part of
    the reception of Copernicus / Full text PDF (214 kB)

    Howard MARGOLIS:
    How Copernicus saw what Ptolemy and everyone else
    for 1400 years missed / Full text PDF (64 kB)

    Rienk H. VERMIJ:
    The Leiden interpretation of Copernicus' theory of the universe / Full text PDF (92 kB)





  • CHAPTER 13. / Symposium R-5 : pp. 352-378

    Leibniz on Science, Medicine and Technology: A European Project of the Leibniz-Edition

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Hartmut HECHT





    Cover of Chapter 13 / Full text PDF (293 kB)

    Vladimir KIRSANOV:
    Leibniz in Paris / Full text PDF (440 kB)

    Eberhard KNOBLOCH, Hartmut HECHT:
    Series VIII of the Leibniz-Edition: An introduction to
    a modern presentation of unknown manuscripts / Full text PDF (1,4 MB)

    Achim TRUNK:
    An early concept of G.W. Leibniz regarding medicine / Full text PDF (206 kB)





  • CHAPTER 14. / Symposium R-6: pp. 379-410

    Natural scientists in Habsburg Monarchy 1848-1918

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Mitchell G. ASH, Juliane MIKOLETZKY

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Mitchell G. ASH, Paulus EBNER, Juliane MIKOLETZKY









    Cover of Chapter 14 / Full text PDF (316 kB)

    Mitchell G. ASH:
    The natural sciences in the late Habsburg Monarchy:
    Institutions, networks, practices / Full text PDF (134 kB)

    Paulus EBNER:
    Physicists and chemists at the University of Agriculture
    (Hochschule für Bodenkultur) in Vienna between 1872 and 1918 / Full text PDF (113 kB)

    Juliane MIKOLETZKY:
    Physicists and chemists at the University of Vienna of Technology around 1900:
    Mobility and career patterns / Full text PDF (126 kB)

    Yurij HOLOVATCH, Roman PLYATSKO:
    Physicists and chemists at the University of Lviv / Lwow / Lemberg in
    the second half of the 19th century - the beginning of the 20th century / Full text PDF (147 kB)

    Robert ROSNER:
    Scientists and mathematicians in Czernowitz University / Full text PDF (270 kB)

    Arne SCHIRRMACHER:
    On searching national and scientific identities: Philipp Lenard's early career
    in Austria-Hungary, Germany and the Anglo-Saxon world / Full text PDF (85 kB)

    Felicitas SEEBACHER:
    Searching for excellence - appointments to chairs at the Medical Faculty of Vienna University
    in the 19th Century: Strategies for success or political programs? / Full text PDF (227 kB)

    Sona STRBANOVA:
    Mobility of chemistry professors of the Prague Charles Ferdinand University
    at the turn of the 19th century: Where and why? / Full text PDF (72 kB)





  • CHAPTER 15. / Symposium R-7: pp. 411-428

    Scientific connections between Austria and Poland

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    W. Gerhard POHL





    Cover of Chapter 15 / Full text PDF (287 kB)

    Hermann HUNGER:
    Smoluchowski and Vienna / Full text PDF (108 kB)

    Roman PLYATSKO:
    From Galicia to Vienna: Scientific careers of I. Puluj and I. Horbaczewski / Full text PDF (203 kB)

    W. Gerhard POHL:
    The theory of Brownian motion - one hundred years old / Full text PDF (788 kB)

    Rudolf Werner SOUKUP:
    Michael Sendivogius: An alchemist and Austrian-Polish double agent
    of the beginning 17th century / Full text PDF (168 kB)





  • CHAPTER 16. / Symposium R-8: pp. 429-478

    Weights and measures: The first integration in Europe?

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Konstantinos NIKOLANTONAKIS





    Cover of Chapter 16 / Full text PDF (292 kB)

    Maria Teresa BORGATO:
    The first applications of the metric system in Italy / Full text PDF (219 kB)

    Suzanne DEBARBAT, Simone DUMONT:
    The Decimal Metric System: Facing scientists and population in France / Full text PDF (201 kB)

    Klaus HENTSCHEL:
    Gauß, Meyerstein and Hanoverian precision weights and measures / Full text PDF (152 kB)

    Frans van LUNTEREN:
    The Netherlands and the International Bureau of Weights and Measures / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Juan NAVARRO LOIDI, Pilar MERINO SAENZ:
    The units of length in the Spanish treatises of military engineering / Full text PDF (175 kB)

    Konstantinos NIKOLANTONAKIS:
    Weights and measures: The Greek efforts
    to integrate the metric system / Full text PDF (663 kB)

    Fatima PAIXAO, Fatima Regina JORGE:
    Success and constraints in the adoption
    of the metric system in Portugal / Full text PDF (322 kB)

    Romualdas SVIEDRYS:
    In search of common standards: The 1650 computer of Casimir Simienowicz
    for weight conversions / Full text PDF (64 kB)

    Karl-Heinz ZIESSOW:
    Money - from virtual reality to the real thing: Emerging national currencies and the
    transformation of traditional peasant economy in Northwest Germany / Full text PDF (201 kB)





  • CHAPTER 17. / Symposium R-9: pp. 479-515

    Global Physics and Local Research in the 20th Century

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Helge KRAGH, Pasquale TUCCI

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Helge KRAGH, Maiken LOLCK, Pasquale TUCCI









    Cover of Chapter 17 / Full text PDF (299 kB)

    Leonardo GARIBOLDI:
    Developing a technique for researches in cosmic-ray physics:
    Nuclear emulsions from Bristol to Europe / Full text PDF (256 kB)

    Helge KRAGH:
    The internationalization of physical cosmology / Full text PDF (71 kB)

    Maiken LOLCK:
    Greenland Ice Sheet Project: Collaboration of local specialisations on
    global problems / Full text PDF (63 kB)

    Jaume NAVARRO:
    The reception of the De Broglie principle in England / Full text PDF (70 kB)

    Cristina OLIVOTTO:
    The Mediterranean flights and the G-Stack collaboration (1952-1955):
    A first example of European collaboration in particle physics / Full text PDF (164 kB)

    Karl-Heinz SCHLOTE:
    From Möbius to Heisenberg: Mathematical and theoretical physics
    in Leipzig 1830-1945 / Full text PDF (256 kB)

    Juraj SEBESTA:
    Triangle collaboration / Full text PDF (151 kB)

    Pasquale TUCCI, Leonardo GARIBOLDI:
    Giuseppe Paolo Stanislao Occhialini: A cosmopolitan scientist / Full text PDF (186 kB)

    Roland WITTJE:
    Nuclear physics instrumentation in Norway: 1933-1955 / Full text PDF (88 kB)





  • CHAPTER 18. / Symposium R-10: pp. 516-571

    From Maria Sklodowska-Curie to the 21st Century: Working on Women and Science in History of Science

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Annette B. VOGT, Maria RENTETZI

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Ida H. STAMHUIS, Sona STRBANOVA, Annette B. VOGT









    Cover of Chapter 18 / Full text PDF (316 kB)

    Brigitte BISCHOF:
    Women in physics in Vienna / Full text PDF (206 kB)

    Jean-Jacques DREIFUSS, Natalia TIKHONOV:
    The intersection of personal and academic history:
    Lina Stern (1878-1968) / Full text PDF (99 kB)

    Kristina ESPMARK:
    A scientific outsider: Astrid Cleve von Euler and her passion for research / Full text PDF (183 kB)

    Anne FELLINGER:
    Women radio-chemists facing radioactive risks in France / Full text PDF (157 kB)

    Anastasia LADA, Olga FOTAKOPOULOU, Katerina CHATZIKONSTANTINOU:
    Portraying gender / Full text PDF (388 kB)

    Juliette LELOUP:
    The women who defended a thesis in mathematics in France during
    the interwar period / Full text PDF (137 kB)

    Annette LYKKNES, Lise KVITTINGEN, Anne Kristine BORRESEN:
    From fertile centers to seeding the periphery. Ellen Gleditsch:
    Pioneer woman from Norway / Full text PDF (70 kB)

    Gisela MATEOS:
    The absence of women in neutrino physics / Full text PDF (89 kB)

    Maria RENTETZI:
    Gender transformations in physics in the 1960s:
    The case of the Greek Research Center 'Dimokritos' / Full text PDF (90 kB)

    Helga SATZINGER:
    Women do physiology, men do chemistry: Epistemological problems
    and a gendered division of labour in sex hormone research, 1920-40s / Full text PDF (50 kB)

    Felicitas SEEBACHER:
    'Roses for the Gentlemen'. The 'question of women's rights' in
    medical studies at the University of Vienna before 1897 / Full text PDF (241 kB)

    Ida H. STAMHUIS:
    Women in the new disciplines of radioactivity and genetics:
    Comparative remarks / Full text PDF (33 kB)

    Annette B. VOGT:
    Anneliese Maier and her contribution to the history of science / Full text PDF (175 kB)





  • CHAPTER 19. / Symposium R-11: pp. 572-613

    Botanical gardens within global and local dynamics: Sociability, professionalization and diffusion of knowledge

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Nicolas ROBIN, John Dixon HUNT, Volker WISSEMANN

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Nicolas ROBIN, Volker WISSEMANN









    Cover of Chapter 19 / Full text PDF (310 kB)

    Denis DIAGRE:
    Did colonization boost international relations between botanical gardens?
    The Belgian situation / Full text PDF (150 kB)

    Olga Yu. ELINA:
    Private botanical gardens in Russia: Between noble culture and scientific
    professionalization (1760s-1917) / Full text PDF (185 kB)

    Patricia D. HARDIN:
    Andreas Gryphius and the Instructive Garden / Full text PDF (148 kB)

    Antoine JACOBSOHN:
    Three little-known botanical gardens at Versailles (1762-1851):
    A comparative analysis of their project and of the social and
    intellectual trajectory of their creators / Full text PDF (102 kB)

    Marianne KLEMUN:
    Space, state, territory, region and habitat: Alpine gardens in the Habsburg
    countries / Full text PDF (73 kB)

    Kamil KULPINSKI:
    Janczewski's collections of Ribes sp. at Botanic Garden, Museum and Herbarium
    of the Institute of Botany of the Jagiellonian University, Cracow / Full text PDF (73 kB)

    Finola O'KANE:
    'Mixing foreign trees with the natives': The form and ideology of
    Irish botanic gardens and arboreta / Full text PDF (73 kB)

    Bastian RÖTHER, Daniela FEISTAUER, Uta MONECKE:
    The 'Society of Corresponding Botanists' as Pflanzschule
    for botanical gardens / Full text PDF (398 kB)

    Dawn SANDERS:
    Balancing the interplay between botanic gardens and schools:
    The work of William Hales and Lilian Clarke / Full text PDF (182 kB)

    Rene SIGRIST, Eric WIDMER, Wladimir BERELOWITCH:
    Botanical networks in the 18th and early 19th century:
    A sociological investigation / Full text PDF (78 kB)

    Jose Pedro SOUSA-DIAS:
    Friedrich Welwitsch and the knowledge of materia medica
    in nineteenth century Angola / Full text PDF (102 kB)





  • CHAPTER 20. / Symposium R-12: pp. 614-636

    Changes of paradigms in biological sciences between Renaissance and modern times

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Alicja ZEMANEK





    Cover of Chapter 20 / Full text PDF (293 kB)

    Sabine BRAUCKMANN:
    The embryonic tree: A themata of Entwickelungsgeschichte / Full text PDF (72 kB)

    Piotr KLEPACKI:
    The evolution of the ethnobotany as the field of science
    in 19th and 20th century / Full text PDF (66 kB)

    Mikhail KONASHEV:
    The evolutionary synthesis and Th. Dobzhansky / Full text PDF (166 kB)

    Andrea UBRIZSY SAVOIA:
    Relationship between Libri Picturati A. 16-30 and printed Renaissance botanical work.
    Some new data on 'Clusius Codex' and the mycological 'Cesi Codex' / Full text PDF (395 kB)

    Alicja ZEMANEK, Bogdan ZEMANEK:
    Methodology of Renaissance botany and the 'Libri picturati' (A. 18-30)
    watercolour collection / Full text PDF (237 kB)





  • CHAPTER 21. / Symposium R-13: p. 637

    The standardization of medical practices
    and the making of historiographic transitions
    (Cancelled)

    Cover of Chapter 21 / Full text PDF (245 kB)





  • CHAPTER 22. / Symposium R-14: pp. 638-667

    Progress in Science and Science in Progress: Cultural Perspectives

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Claude DEBRU





    Cover of Chapter 22 / Full text PDF (289 kB)

    Claude DEBRU:
    Scientific progress: A qualitative view / Full text PDF (112 kB)

    Jean-Gabriel GANASCIA:
    Erratic progresses: Model of the erraticism / Full text PDF (136 kB)

    Ernst P. HAMM:
    Mennonites, science and progress in the Dutch Enlightenment / Full text PDF (187 kB)

    Aleksandar PETROVIC:
    Back to progress: one or more scientific paradigms / Full text PDF (146 kB)

    Henk WALS:
    How does knowledge accumulate?
    Circulation-processes in a long-term perspective / Full text PDF (86 kB)

    Frank D.A. WEGENER:
    On the relationship between the natural and the
    human sciences: Energetic sociology / Full text PDF (117 kB)





  • CHAPTER 23. / Symposium R-15: p. 668

    Science and Technology in the European Periphery (STEP):
    (Re)assessing some of historiographic issues
    (Cancelled)

    Cover of Chapter 23 / Full text PDF (247 kB)





  • CHAPTER 24. / Symposium R-16: pp. 669-704

    The Iberian World and the modern science: A comparative perspective

    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Victor NAVARRO BROTONS





    Cover of Chapter 24 / Full text PDF (294 kB)

    Vítor BONIFACIO, Isabel MALAQUIAS, Joao FERNANDES:
    Reacting to external events: Solar eclipses as catalysts of the Portuguese astronomical development in the second half of the nineteenth century / Full text PDF (162 kB)

    Susana GOMEZ:
    The words and things of Arias Montano / Full text PDF (145 kB)

    Tayra M.C. LANUZA-NAVARRO, Ana Cecilia AVALOS-FLORES:
    Astrological prophecies and the Inquisition in the Iberian World / Full text PDF (196 kB)

    Víctor NAVARRO BROTONS:
    Spain and the Low Countries: Aspects of the scientific relationship
    in the sixteenth century / Full text PDF (177 kB)

    Eduard RECASENS GALLART:
    Geometrical studies in 17th century Spain
    and their counterparts in European mathematics / Full text PDF (143 kB)

    Antoni ROCA-ROSELL, Maria Rosa MASSA, Carles PUIG-PLA,
    Francesc X. BARCA, Guillermo LUSA:

    The Military Academy for Mathematics of Barcelona (1720)
    and its role in the history of engineering in Spain / Full text PDF (151 kB)





  • CHAPTER 25. / Symposium R-17: pp. 705-767

    Politically Active Scientists in the 20th Century

    Organizers and chairmen of the symposium:
    Geert J. SOMSEN, Christopher A. J. CHILVERS, Patrick PETITJEAN, Vidar ENEBAKK





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    Finn AASERUD:
    Niels Bohr's mission for an 'open world' / Full text PDF (105 kB)

    Heloisa Maria BERTOL DOMINGUES:
    The concept of nature and environmental projects:
    UNESCO in its first decade / Full text PDF (172 kB)

    Kenneth BERTRAMS:
    interwar Western Europe and North America / Full text PDF (68 kB)

    Yannick BEZIN:
    The rationalism beyond science: The politic and religious
    activism of the Union Rationaliste / Full text PDF (166 kB)

    Jimena CANALES:
    Einstein, Bergson, and the experiment that failed:
    Intellectual cooperation at the League of Nations / Full text PDF (115 kB)

    Christopher A. J. CHILVERS:
    These twisted times: The Russian delegation to the 1931 Congress
    and the battle for Russian science in the 1930s / Full text PDF (33 kB)

    Vidar ENEBAKK:
    The second generation of historians of the social relations of science / Full text PDF (66 kB)

    Heiner FANGERAU:
    Biology and war: American biology and international science / Full text PDF (119 kB)

    Anja Skaar JACOBSEN:
    Cold War ideology and international science politics:
    Rosenfeld versus Bohr / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Patrick PETITJEAN:
    The 'Periphery Principle': UNESCO and the international
    commitment of scientists after World War II / Full text PDF (217 kB)

    Jahnavi PHALKEY:
    'The lack of scientific liaison':
    A.V. Hill and science research in Colonial India / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Simon Olling REBSDORF:
    'Science is not national, but scientists are':
    International 20th century astronomy and Danish astronomers / Full text PDF (156 kB)

    Rajinder SINGH:
    The Nobel Laureate CV Raman and his contacts
    with the European men of science / Full text PDF (237 kB)

    Geert J. SOMSEN:
    Committing to internationalism: Mediating
    activities of Dutch scientists, 1900-1950 / Full text PDF (132 kB)

    Mikulas TEICH:
    J.D. Bernal as historian of science / Full text PDF (78 kB)

    Mathieu TRICLOT:
    Norbert Wiener's politics and the history of cybernetics / Full text PDF (114 kB)

    Ulrike WUNDERLE:
    The International Conferences on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy and Cold War confrontation: Scientific internationalism in the 1950s and 1960s / Full text PDF (78 kB)





  • CHAPTER 26. / Symposium R-18: pp. 768-837

    Circulating Knowledge: A European perspective on communication of science

    Organizers of the symposium:
    Geert VANPAEMEL, Bert THEUNISSEN

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    David BANEKE, Lodewijk C. PALM,
    Geert VANPAEMEL, Bert THEUNISSEN









    Cover of Chapter 26 / Full text PDF (267 kB)

    David BANEKE:
    The scientific intelligentsia: Science and society
    in the Netherlands, 1890-1940 / Full text PDF (96 kB)

    Emilia CURRAS, Enrique WULFF:
    Integration in Europe of human genetics results obtained by
    Spaniards in the USA. A historical perspective / Full text PDF (230 kB)

    Ab FLIPSE:
    Science, religion and emancipation: Dutch Calvinist and Roman-Catholic
    responses to modernity in the early 20th century / Full text PDF (65 kB)

    Albrecht HEEFFER:
    The role of typographical fixity in the acceptance of algebraic symbolism
    in sixteenth-century Europe / Full text PDF (63 kB)

    Janneke van der HEIDE:
    Scientific culture in The Netherlands: Darwinism and
    popular culture, 1870-1885 / Full text PDF (97 kB)

    Ton van HELVOORT:
    The 'Americanisation' of Dutch universities in the 1960s and 70s:
    The case of chemistry at the University of Groningen / Full text PDF (69 kB)

    Marijn J. HOLLESTELLE:
    Paul Ehrenfest as a mediator / Full text PDF (151 kB)

    Zibartas Juozas JACKUNAS:
    Local vs global knowledge: Is it a meaningful dichotomy? / Full text PDF (39 kB)

    Laurent MAZLIAK, Pavel SISMA:
    New Scientific Relations in Europe at the End of World War I: The example of
    mathematics through Frechet in Strasbourg and Hostinsky in Brno / Full text PDF (194 kB)

    Alberto MESCHIARI:
    Exchanges in science between Giovanni Battista Amici
    and European scientists / Full text PDF (125 kB)

    Lodewijk C. PALM:
    Leeuwenhoek's letters and the circulation of knowledge:
    Individual preferences / Full text PDF (72 kB)

    Jeannette van der SANDEN:
    Knowledge transfer about sex and gender:
    The case of women's studies in the Netherlands / Full text PDF (181 kB)

    Eckhard SCHINKEL:
    New sources, new look - the Ostrodzko-Elblaski Canal / Poland:
    About the network origins of its inclined planes / Full text PDF (167 kB)

    Bert THEUNISSEN:
    The 'Holsteinisation' of the Dutch dairy cattle breeds
    in the 1970s and 1980s / Full text PDF (73 kB)

    Geert VANPAEMEL:
    Science communication strategies of amateurs and
    professional scientists in nineteenth century Belgium / Full text PDF (157 kB)

    Huib J. ZUIDERVAART:
    'The latest news about the heavens': The European contact- and
    correspondence-network of Dutch astronomers in mid-18th century / Full text PDF (385 kB)





  • CHAPTER 27. / Symposium R-19: pp. 838-872

    How to understand and write the History of Science?
    (or: Methodology of the History of Science)


    Organizer and chairman of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI





    Cover of Chapter 27 / Full text PDF (313 kB)

    Liliya ABRAROVA, Natalia KNEKHT:
    The image of science: The unity of philosophy,
    methodology and the history of science / Full text PDF (108 kB)

    Xavier CALVO-MONREAL:
    Writing the history of Catalan Molecular Biology:
    Using correspondence, interviews and papers / Full text PDF (137 kB)

    Anne-Sophie GODFROY-GENIN:
    Creating a cross-comparative methodology to study
    engineering education and profession in Europe today / Full text PDF (166 kB)

    Michal KOKOWSKI:
    A meta-history of science and methodology of
    the history of science urgently needed! / Full text PDF (185 kB)

    Clara PINTO-CORREIA:
    Adjectives, footnotes and captions: Historiographic biases
    against preformation in mid-war accounts of embryology / Full text PDF (68 kB)

    Jarmo PULKKINEN:
    Technological metaphors and history of science/ Full text PDF (129 kB)

    Maria STRECHT ALMEIDA:
    Controversies and concept changes in erythrocyte aging studies:
    A look into the dynamics of the research area / Full text PDF (88 kB)





  • CHAPTER 28. / Symposium R-Varia I: pp. 873-912

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairpersons of sessions of the symposium:
    Roman DUDA, Stephanie DUPOUY, Andrzej K. WROBLEWSKI









    Cover of Chapter 28 / Full text PDF (343 kB)

    Juozas BANIONIS:
    The studies and the history of mathematics at the
    university of Lithuania in 1920-1940 / Full text PDF (135 kB)

    Stephanie DUPOUY:
    Mapping the face: Anatomy of passions by
    J. Parsons, P. Camper and C. Bell / Full text PDF (95 kB)

    Stanislav JUZNIC:
    Gruber's machine-ship: Early machine boats in Habsburg Empire / Full text PDF (214 kB)

    Ewa KACZMARZYK:
    The history of natural research in the northern part
    of the Silesia-Cracow Upland between the middle of the
    19th century and the end of the 20th century / Full text PDF (155 kB)

    Ken KALLING, Erki TAMMIKSAAR:
    Restructuring the connections: Scientific networks of
    the University of Tartu shattered by language shifts / Full text PDF (68 kB)

    Christelle RABIER:
    Surgeons in the courtroom: Forensic expertise
    and local power at Paris and London, 1760-1790 / Full text PDF (70 kB)

    Ewelina TYLINSKA:
    The revival of the Vilnius University in 1919:
    Historical conditions and importance for Polish science / Full text PDF (193 kB)

    Andrzej J. WOJCIK:
    Jubilee of Jan Hempel's 'Geognostic map of coalfield in Polish Kingdom' / Full text PDF (206 kB)





  • CHAPTER 29. / Symposium R-Varia II: pp. 913-941

    Mathematics, Exact and Natural Sciences

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    Fabio BEVILACQUA









    Cover of Chapter 29 / Full text PDF (287 kB)

    Carlo ARTEMI:
    The last paper by Ettore Majorana: An analysis / Full text PDF (126 kB)

    Vahur MAGI:
    From the 17th century to the present-day in Estonia:
    Evolution of exact and natural sciences / Full text PDF (133 kB)

    Richard K. MERRITT:
    Mathematics science and memory: Florentine painting and the
    origins of the experimental model during the Italian Renaissance / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Miroslav Tibor MOROVICS, Andrej SPERKA:
    The beginnings of scientific interests in electrical phenomena
    in Hungarian Kingdom / Full text PDF (779 kB)

    Raffaele PISANO:
    Brief historical notes on the theory of centres of gravity / Full text PDF (222 kB)





  • CHAPTER 30. / Symposium R-Varia III: pp. 942-972

    Chemistry

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    W. Gerhard POHL









    Cover of Chapter 30 / Full text PDF (285 kB)

    Maria C. BURGUETE:
    The philosophy of computational chemistry II / Full text PDF (1,3 MB)

    Maria Elvira CALLAPEZ:
    The USA and the EU: Two perspectives on phthalates / Full text PDF (164 kB)

    Soledad ESTEBAN SANTOS:
    Liebig and Wöhler and the concept of isomerism / Full text PDF (210 kB)

    Nuria PEREZ-PEREZ:
    Controlling infectious diseases at the end of 18th century in Spain / Full text PDF (159 kB)

    Alicja RAFALSKA-LASOCHA, Wieslaw LASOCHA, Anna JASINSKA:
    Cold light in the painting? Group portrait in the Chemist's House' / Full text PDF (292 kB)





  • CHAPTER 31. / Symposium R-Varia IV: pp. 973-982

    Scientists and Politics

    Organizer of the symposium:
    Michal KOKOWSKI

    Chairman of sessions of the symposium:
    Geert SOMSEN









    Cover of Chapter 31 / Full text PDF (286 kB)

    Ralph J. DESMARAIS:
    George Orwell and the Radial Scientific Left in Britain, 1945-1950 / Full text PDF (74 kB)

    Sylvain LAUBE:
    Attitudes of French and Austrian scientific institutions, 1938-1945 / Full text PDF (96 kB)

    Christiane NIVET:
    1848: Gregor Mendel, the monk who wanted to be a citizen / Full text PDF (89 kB)

    Françoise OLIVIER-UTARD:
    Edmond Rothé as an early figure of a committed intellectual
    at Strasbourg University, 1919-1942 / Full text PDF (232 kB)








 

 

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