List of illustrations Notes on contributors General editors' preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: the age of the new Katharine Park and Lorraine Daston Part I. The New Nature: 2. Physics and foundations Daniel Garber 3. Scientific explanation Lynn S. Joy 4. The meanings of experience Peter Dear 5. Proof and persuasion Richard W. Serjeantson Part II. Personae and Sites of Natural Knowledge: 6. The man of science Steven Shapin 7. Women of natural knowledge Londa Schiebinger 8. Markets, piazzas, and villages William Eamon 9. Homes and households Alix Cooper 10. Libraries and lecture halls Anthony Grafton 11. Courts and academies Bruce T. Moran 12. Anatomy theaters, botanical gardens, and natural history collections Paula Findlen 13. Laboratories Pamela H. Smith 14. Sites of military science and technology Kelly DeVries 15. Coffeehouses and print shops Adrian Johns 16. Networks of travel, correspondence, and exchange Steven J. Harris Part III. Dividing the Study of Nature: 17. Natural philosophy Ann Blair 18. Medicine Harold J. Cook 19. Natural history Paula Findlen 20. Cosmography Klaus A. Vogel (translated by Alisha Rankin) 21. From alchemy to 'chymistry' William R. Newman 22. Magic Brian P. Copenhaver 23. Astrology H. Darrel Rutkin 24. Astronomy William Donahue 25. Acoustics and optics Paolo Mancosu 26. Mechanics Domenico Beroloni Meli 27. The mechanical arts Jim Bennett 28. Pure mathematics Kirsti Andersen and Henk J. M. Bos Part IV. Cultural Meanings of Natural Knowledge: 29. Religion Rivka Feldhay 30. Literature Mary Baine Campbell 31. Art Carmen Niekrasz and Claudia Swan 32. Gender Dorinda Outram 33. European expansion and self-definition Klaus A. Vogel (translated by Alisha Rankin) Index.
List of illustrations Notes on contributors General editors' preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: the age of the new Katharine Park and Lorraine Daston Part I. The New Nature: 2. Physics and foundations Daniel Garber 3. Scientific explanation Lynn S. Joy 4. The meanings of experience Peter Dear 5. Proof and persuasion Richard W. Serjeantson Part II. Personae and Sites of Natural Knowledge: 6. The man of science Steven Shapin 7. Women of natural knowledge Londa Schiebinger 8. Markets, piazzas, and villages William Eamon 9. Homes and households Alix Cooper 10. Libraries and lecture halls Anthony Grafton 11. Courts and academies Bruce T. Moran 12. Anatomy theaters, botanical gardens, and natural history collections Paula Findlen 13. Laboratories Pamela H. Smith 14. Sites of military science and technology Kelly DeVries 15. Coffeehouses and print shops Adrian Johns 16. Networks of travel, correspondence, and exchange Steven J. Harris Part III. Dividing the Study of Nature: 17. Natural philosophy Ann Blair 18. Medicine Harold J. Cook 19. Natural history Paula Findlen 20. Cosmography Klaus A. Vogel (translated by Alisha Rankin) 21. From alchemy to 'chymistry' William R. Newman 22. Magic Brian P. Copenhaver 23. Astrology H. Darrel Rutkin 24. Astronomy William Donahue 25. Acoustics and optics Paolo Mancosu 26. Mechanics Domenico Beroloni Meli 27. The mechanical arts Jim Bennett 28. Pure mathematics Kirsti Andersen and Henk J. M. Bos Part IV. Cultural Meanings of Natural Knowledge: 29. Religion Rivka Feldhay 30. Literature Mary Baine Campbell 31. Art Carmen Niekrasz and Claudia Swan 32. Gender Dorinda Outram 33. European expansion and self-definition Klaus A. Vogel (translated by Alisha Rankin) Index.
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