Introduction: Witness to Disaster: Comparative Histories of Earthquake Science and Response (2012)
Coen, Deborah R. (Author)
Science in Context
Volume: 25
Pages: 1--15
Edition Details: Introduction to a special issue on earthquake science
Language: English
Description Includes:
Article Valencius, Conevery Bolton (2012) Accounts of the New Madrid Earthquakes: Personal Narratives across Two Centuries of North American Seismology. Science in Context (p. 17).
Article White, Paul (2012) Darwin, Concepción, and the Geological Sublime. Science in Context (p. 49).
Article Coen, Deborah R. (2012) The Tongues of Seismology in Nineteenth-Century Switzerland. Science in Context (p. 73).
Article Orihara, Minami; Clancey, Gregory (2012) The Nature of Emergency: The Great Kanto Earthquake and the Crisis of Reason in Late Imperial Japan. Science in Context (p. 103).
Article Fan, Fa-ti (2012) “Collective Monitoring, Collective Defense”: Science, Earthquakes, and Politics in Communist China. Science in Context (p. 127).
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