Institutionalisation of Science

With a narrative that moves from pre-classical thought to the European institutionalisation of science – and a scope that embraces figures both lionised and neglected, such as Nicole Oresme, Francis Bacon, Thomas Hobbes, Isaac Newton, René Descartes, Thaddeus Hagecius, Johann Joachim Becher – The Scientific Revolution Revisited illuminates the social and intellectual sea changes that shaped the modern world

Institutionalisation · Political science · Academic Research and Education Studies · Economic, financial, and policy analysis · Law

• The World and Other Writings

  René Descartes, Stephen Gaukroger•The World and Other Writings•1998

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• The Enlightenment in National Context

  Open Access•Roy S Porter, Mikulas Teich•Enlightenment in the National…•1981

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• Die soziale Funktion der Wissenschaft

  J D Bernal•Die soziale Funktion der…•1986

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• Hobbes and Republican Liberty

  Quentin Skinner•Hobbes and Republican Liberty•2008

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• The Scientific Revolution in National Context

  Open Access•Roy Sydney Porter, Roy Porter et al.•Scientific Revolution in National…•1992

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• China, the West, and World History in Joseph Needham's Science and Civilisation in China

  Robert Finlay•Journal of world history•2000

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• Germany and the Holy Roman Empire in 1500

  Joachim Whaley•Germany and the Holy Roman Empire•2011

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• Rethinking the Scientific Revolution

  Open Access•Margaret J Osler•Rethinking the Scientific…•2000

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• The Reformation in National Context

  Open Access•Bob Scribner, Robert W Scribner et al.•Reformation in National Context•1994

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• The Canonical Imperative

  Open Access•Margaret J Osler•Rethinking the Scientific…•2000

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• The Measure of Reality

  Scott Kampmeier, Alfred W Crosby•The History Teacher•1998

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• Instruments, travel and science

  Marie-Noe lle Bourguet, Marie Noëlle Bourguet et al.•Instruments, travel and science•2003

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• Golden means

  K Naran Raj•Instruments, travel and science•2003

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• Matters of Exchange

  Harold J Cook•Matters of exchange•2007

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• Linnaeus, The Man and His Work

  James Larson, James A Larson et al.•Eighteenth-Century Studies•1984

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• Shorter Notices

  John Day•The English Historical Review•1994

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• Boyle

  Steven Matthews•Intellectual History Review•2010

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• Europe's Tragedy

  Jonathan Israel•The International History Review•2011

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• J. D. Bernal the historian and the Scientific-Technical Revolution

  Mikulas Teich•Interdisciplinary Science Reviews•2008

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• Linnaeus

  Martin S Staum, Lisbet Koerner•The American Historical Review•2001

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• The Anatomy of a Scientific Institution

  Charles Coulston Gillispie, Roger Hahn•The American Historical Review•1972

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• The birth of history and philosophy of science

  William R Shea•History of European Ideas•1989

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• Interdisciplinary in J.J. Becher's thought

  Mikulas Teich•History of European Ideas•1988

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• Time's arrow, time's cycle. Myth and metaphor in the discovery of Geological time

  Robert A Dodgshon•History of European Ideas•1989

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• Mathematics and the Art of Navigation

  Open Access•Susan Rose•Transactions of the Royal…•2004

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• Robert Grosseteste and the Origins of Experimental Science, 1100-1700

  M H Carre, A C Crombie•The Philosophical Quarterly•1954

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• Methods and Problems in Greek Science

  Dirk Tomdieck Held, Dirk T D Held et al.•The Classical World•1994

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• The Hessen-Grossman Thesis

  Gideon Freudenthal•Perspectives on Science•2005

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• Samuel Hartlib and the Advancement of Learning

  H M Knox, Charles Webster•British Journal of Educational…•1971

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• Your astronomers and ours differ exceedingly’

  Open Access•Stephen Pumfrey•The British Journal for the…•2011

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• The Royal Society, natural history and the peoples of the ‘New World(s)’, 1660–1800

  Open Access•John Gascoigne•The British Journal for the…•2009

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• The biological precedents for medieval impetus theory and its Aristotelian character

  Open Access•Johannes Fritsche•The British Journal for the…•2011

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• The dilemmas of seditious men

  Open Access•C A J CHILVERS•The British Journal for the…•2003

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• Leviathan and the Air-Pump

  I Bernard Cohen, Steven Shapin et al.•The American Historical Review•1987

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• De-centring the 'big picture

  Open Access•Ashley Cunningham, Andrew Cunningham et al.•The British Journal for the…•1993

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• The Eighteenth-Century Origins of the Concept of Scientific Revolution

  I Bernard Cohen•Journal of the History of Ideas•1976

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• The Gifts of Athena

  Open Access•Joel Mokyr•Journal of Economic Sociology•2012

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• The Development of Modern Chemistry

  O T Benfey, Aaron J Ihde•Technology and Culture•1966

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• "The Social and Economic Roots of Newton's "Principia

  A Rupert Hall, B Hessen•Technology and Culture•1972

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• The Grand Titration

  Ralph Croizier, Joseph Needham•Journal of the American Oriental…•1972

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• European Proto-Industrialization

  Michael Zell, Sheilagh Ogilvie et al.•The Economic History Review•1996

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• The Grand Titration

  A L Mackay, Joseph Needham•Man•1970

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• Early Greek Science

  M A Macconaill, G E R Lloyd•Man•1971

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• The Great Instauration

  Harry Alpert, Charles Webster•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1977

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• Moulds of Understanding

  Open Access•Robert Towler•Sociology•1977

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• The Sociological Roots of Science

  Open Access•Edgar Zilsel•Social Studies of Science•2000

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