Jones, Peter Murray (Editor)
Description Papers on the history of science are entered separately in the present bibliography.
Review Jack, M. (1991) Review of "Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment". Eighteenth-Century Studies (pp. 371-73).
Review Fulton, H.L. (1991) Review of "Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment". Albion (pp. 177-78).
Chapter Donovan, Arthur (1988) The chemical revolution and the Enlightenment--and a proposal for the study of scientific change. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 87).
Chapter Wood, Paul (1988) Science and the Aberdeen Enlightenment. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 39).
Chapter Fenby, David V. (1988) Chemical reactivity and heat in the 18th century. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 67).
Chapter Withers, Charles W.J. (1988) Improvement and Enlightenment: Agriculture and natural history in the work of the Rev. Dr. John Walker (1731-1803). In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 102).
Chapter Skinner, Andrew S. (1988) Sir James Steuart: Economic theory and policy. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 117).
Chapter Wokler, Robert (1988) Apes and races in the Scottish Enlightenment: Monboddo and Kames on the nature of man. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 145).
Chapter Markus, Thomas A. (1988) Buildings and the ordering of minds and bodies. In: Philosophy and science in the Scottish Enlightenment (p. 169).
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Heyck, Thomas W.;
(1982)
The transformation of intellectual life in Victorian England
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Wood, Paul;
(1994)
Science, the universities, and the public sphere in 18th-century Scotland
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Gunther, A.E.;
(1987)
Matthew Maty MD, FRS (1718-76) and science at the foundation of the British Museum, 1753-80
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Jones, Peter M.;
(1999)
Living the Enlightenment and the French Revolution: James Watt, Matthew Boulton, and their sons
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Goldish, Matt;
(1997)
Newtonian, converso, and deist: The lives of Jacob (Henrique) de Castro Sarmento
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Force, James E.;
(1999)
“Children of the Resurrection” and “Children of the dust”: Confronting mortality and immortality with Newton and Hume
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Heilbron, John L.;
(1998)
I detriti e la scienza: Leggi della natura e leggi del'uomo nell'Inghilterra del XVIII secolo
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Gascoigne, John;
(1998)
Science in the service of empire: Joseph Banks, the British state and the uses of science in the age of revolution
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Kennedy, Máire;
(1996)
The Encyclopédie in 18th-century Ireland
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Ritchie-Calder, Peter;
(1982)
The Lunar Society of Birmingham
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Mullan, John;
(1993)
Gendered knowledge, gendered minds: Women and Newtonianism, 1690-1760
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Holcomb, Kathleen;
(1991)
A dance in the mind: The provincial Scottish philosophical societies
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Gascoigne, John;
(1989)
Cambridge in the age of Enlightenment: Science, religion, and politics from the Restoration to the French Revolution
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Emerson, Roger L.;
(1988)
Science and the origins and concerns of the Scottish Enlightenment
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Rossi, Sergio;
(1987)
Science and imagination in XVIIIth-century British culture. Scienza e immaginazione nella cultura inglese del Settecento. Proceedings of the conference, Gargnano del Garda 12-16 April 1985
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Crosland, Maurice;
(1987)
The image of science as a threat: Burke versus Priestley and the “philosophic revolution”
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Cross, A.G.;
(1975)
Russian students in 18th-century Oxford (1766-75)
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McConnell, Anita;
(1994)
From craft workshop to big business: The London scientific instrument trade's response to increasing demand, 1750-1820
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Miller, David P.;
(1989)
“Into the valley of darkness”: Reflections on the Royal Society in the 18th century
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Salkin-Sbiroli, Lynn;
(1992)
Tra Zefiro e Bacco, ovvero, Le avventure sorprendenti di un embrione contro l'anti-illuminismo della Royal Society
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