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   Vol. 102, No. 2, June 2011

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   Frontispiece

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   Vol. 102, No. 2: vi.


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   Articles

   Vivisecting Major: A Victorian Gentleman Scientist Defends Animal
   Experimentation, 1876–1885
   By Rob   Boddice
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 215-237.


   “Shocking” Masculinity: Stanley Milgram, “Obedience to Authority,” and
   the “Crisis of Manhood” in Cold War America
   By Ian   Nicholson
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 238-268.


   Popularizing the Ancestry of Man: Robert Ardrey and the Killer Instinct
   By Nadine   Weidman
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 269-299.


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   Focus: Alchemy and the History of Science

   Introduction
   By Bruce T.   Moran
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 300-304.


   Alchemy Restored
   By Lawrence M.   Principe
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 305-312.


   What Have We Learned from the Recent Historiography of Alchemy?
   By William R.   Newman
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 313-321.


   Alchemy as Studies of Life and Matter: Reconsidering the Place of
   Vitalism in Early Modern Chymistry
   By Ku-ming (Kevin)   Chang
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 322-329.


   Words and Works in the History of Alchemy
   By Tara E.   Nummedal
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 330-337.


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   News of the Profession

   2010 History of Science Society Prize Citations
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 338-342.


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   Letters to the Editor

   Letter to the Editor
   By James   Schwartz
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 343.


   Letter to the Editor
   By Staffan   Mueller-Wille
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 343.


   Letter to the Editor
   By Dwayne A.   Day
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 343-344.


   Letter to the Editor
   By Kristie   Macrakis
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 344-345.


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   Book ReviewsGeneral

   Robert B. Baker; Laurence B. McCullough, eds. The Cambridge World
   History of Medical Ethics.
   By Kirstin   Borgerson
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 346-347.


   John Bender; Michael Marrinan. The Culture of Diagram.
   By Robert M.   Brain
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 347-348.


   Peter Harrison, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Science and Religion.
   By Jitse M.   van der Meer
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 348-349.


   Jeffrey M. Jentzen. Death Investigation in America: Coroners, Medical
   Examiners, and the Pursuit of Medical Certainty.
   By Janet A.   Tighe
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 349-350.


   Adrian Johns. Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to
   Gates.
   By Larry   Stewart
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 350-351.


   Juan Pimentel, ed. El Rinoceronte y el Megaterio: Un ensayo de
   morfología histórica.
   By Helen   Cowie
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 351-352.


   Erika Lorraine Milam. Looking for a Few Good Males: Female Choice in
   Evolutionary Biology.
   By Marga   Vicedo
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 352-353.


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   Book ReviewsAntiquity

   Sylvia Berryman. The Mechanical Hypothesis in Ancient Greek Natural
   Philosophy.
   By Courtney   Roby
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 353-354.


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   Book ReviewsMedieval

   Elaine Hobby, ed. The Birth of Mankind: Otherwise Named, The Woman's
   Book.
   By Lisa Wynne   Smith
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 354-355.


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   Book ReviewsEarly Modern (Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries)

   François Duchesneau. Leibniz: Le vivant et l'organisme.
   By Raphaële   Andrault
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 355-356.


   Ursula Klein; E. C. Spary, eds. Materials and Expertise in Early Modern
   Europe: Between Market and Laboratory.
   By Jan   Golinski
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 356-357.


   Bernhard Kuhn. Autobiography and Natural Science in the Age of
   Romanticism: Rousseau, Goethe, Thoreau.
   By Noah   Heringman
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 357-358.


   Stefano Miniati. Nicholas Steno's Challenge for Truth.
   By John   Henry
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 358-359.


   William Poole. The World Makers: Scientists of the Restoration and the
   Search for the Origins of the Earth.
   By Lydia   Barnett
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 359-360.


   Lisa T. Sarasohn. The Natural Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish: Reason
   and Fancy during the Scientific Revolution.
   By Deborah   Boyle
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 360-361.


   Simon Werrett. Fireworks: Pyrotechnic Arts and Sciences in European
   History.
   By Pamela O.   Long
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 361-362.


   Claus Zittel. Theatrum philosophicum: Descartes und die Rolle
   ästhetischer Formen in der Wissenschaft.
   By Christoph   Lüthy
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 362-364.


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   Book ReviewsModern (Nineteeth Century to 1950)

   Guido Bacciagaluppi; Antony Valentini, eds. Quantum Theory at the
   Crossroads: Reconsidering the 1927 Solvay Conference.
   By Tilman   Sauer
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 364-365.


   David Baneke. Synthetisch denken: Natuurwetenschappers over hun rol in
   een moderne maatschappij, 1900–1940.
   By Ilja   Nieuwland
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 365-366.


   Heiner Fangerau. Spinning the Scientific Web: Jacques Loeb (1859–1924)
   und sein Programm einer internationalen biomedizinischen
   Grundlagenforschung.
   By Silvia   Berger
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 366-367.


   Gabriel Galvez-Behar. La république des inventeurs: Propriété et
   organisation de l'innovation en France (1791–1922).
   By Patrice   Bret
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 367-368.


   Catherine Goldstein; Norbert Schappacher; Joachim Schwermer, eds. The
   Shaping of Arithmetic after C. F. Gauss's Disquisitiones arithmeticae.
   By Thomas   Archibald
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 368-369.


   David Knight. The Making of Modern Science: Science, Technology,
   Medicine, and Modernity, 1789–1914.
   By David B.   Wilson
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 369-371.


   Sally Gregory Kohlstedt. Teaching Children Science: Hands-On Nature
   Study in North America, 1890–1930.
   By Kim   Tolley
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 371-372.


   Barbara Larson; Fae Brauer, eds. The Art of Evolution: Darwin,
   Darwinisms, and Visual Culture.
   By Constance Areson   Clark
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 372-373.


   João Magueijo. A Brilliant Darkness: The Extraordinary Life and
   Mysterious Disappearance of Ettore Majorana, the Troubled Genius of the
   Nuclear Age.
   By Jaume   Navarro
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 373-374.


   Peter Paret. The Cognitive Challenge of War: Prussia, 1806.
   By Alex   Roland
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 374.


   Nicolaas Rupke. Richard Owen: Biology without Darwin.
   By John M.   Lynch
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   Vol. 102, No. 2: 374-375.


   Suman Seth. Crafting the Quantum: Arnold Sommerfeld and the Practice of
   Theory, 1890–1926.
   By Kristian   Camilleri
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 375-376.


   Woodruff T. Sullivan. Cosmic Noise: A History of Early Radio Astronomy.
   By Robert W.   Smith
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 377-378.


   Heather Wolffram. The Stepchildren of Science: Psychical Research and
   Parapsychology in Germany, c. 1870–1939.
   By Sofie   Lachapelle
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 378.


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   Book ReviewsRecent (1950—)

   Robert A. Jacobs. The Dragon's Tail: Americans Face the Atomic Age.
   By Lisa   Rumiel
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 378-379.


   Nancy Langston. Toxic Bodies: Hormone Disruptors and the Legacy of DES.
   By Sheldon   Krimsky
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 379-380.


   David E. Nye. When the Lights Went Out: A History of Blackouts in
   America.
   By Bruce   Sinclair
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 380-381.


   Amy E. Slaton. Race, Rigor, and Selectivity in U.S. Engineering: The
   History of an Occupational Color Line.
   By Joyce   Tang
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 381-382.


   Tom Sriver. True Jacob: A Novel.
   By Diane Greco   Josefowicz
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 382-383.


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   Book ReviewsSociology and Philosophy of Science

   Evelyn Fox Keller. The Mirage of a Space between Nature and Nurture.
   By Jane   Maienschein
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 383-384.


   Martha Lampland; Susan Leigh Star, eds. Standards and Their Stories: How
   Quantifying, Classifying, and Formalizing Practices Shape Everyday Life.
   By Michael   Lynch
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 384-385.


   Sandra D. Mitchell. Unsimple Truths: Science, Complexity, and Policy.
   By Hans   Radder
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 385-386.


   Sherry Turkle; William J. Clancey; Stefan Helmreich; Yanni A. Loukissas;
   Natasha Myers. Simulation and Its Discontents.
   By Thomas   Malaby
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 387-388.


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   Notes on Contributors

   Notes on Contributors
   Isis
   Vol. 102, No. 2: 389-391.

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