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 Isis
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This is an annual journal devoted to the history of science. HSS
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 Isis
Cumulative Bibliography, 1986-1995
Edited by John Neu, and published by Science
History Publications.Special prepaid/postpaid rate available for
HSS members alone! Contact Paul Henderson
(phone 781- 828-5450; fax 781-828-8915) at Science History Publications
for more information.
History
of Women and Gender, Science, and Technology Syllabus Sampler
The Women's Caucus of the History of Science Society sponsored the compilation
of this syllabus samper for courses on the history of women and gender
in science. The syllabi presented in this collection were submitted
by individual scholars (including historians of science, sociologists,
and scientists) and are divided into two groups: general surveys and
topical courses on the history of women and gender in science, technology,
and medicine.
- $8 U.S./Canada; $10 other addresses.
- Available directly from HSS.
Topical
Essays for Teachers
Four essays to introduce history of science to high school and college
teachers. Includes Kenneth Manning on race, gender and science; Frederick
Gregory on religion and science in western history; Stanley Goldberg
on atomic bomb research and high energy physics; and Edmund P. Russell
III on science and the environment.
- US$8 U.S./Canada; US$10 other addresses.
- Available directly from HSS.
History
of Science: A Guide for Undergraduates
History
of Science Syllabus Sampler
- US$10 U.S./Canada; US$15 other addresses.
- Available directly from HSS.
An
Introduction to the History of Science in Non-Western Traditions
This new volume aims to introduce the pursuit of science in Non-Western
traditions through a series of brief essays and reading lists, in the
style of a richly annotated syllabus. There are contributions on China,
India, Latin America, Native America, Australia and the Pacific and
Japan. Each chapter begins with an introduction that addresses the scope,
noteworthy scientific achievements and major figures in each particular
tradition. Listed, too, are major references, coupled with a list of
major sources for addressing current scholarship: significant journals,
newsletters, Web sites, listservs, study centers, or professional organizations
where someone can update the sources on their reading lists, review
the lastest research, or contact persons in the filed. Each chapter
then presents a six-day "syllabus" with a brief synopsis for each day's
theme or focus. Each day includes a list of student readings: approximately
1.5 hours of introductory material.
- US$8 U.S./Canada; $10 other addresses
- Available directly from HSS.
The
Magic Lantern: A Guide to Audio-Visual Resources in History of Science
- US$15 U.S./Canada; $20 other addresses
- Available directly from HSS.
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