TY - SER
AU - Rima D. Apple
AU - Gregory J. Downey
AU - Stephen L. Vaughn
CY - Madison, WI
LA - English
N1 - <p>Contents:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Creating standards of accuracy : Faithorne's The art of graveing and the Royal Society / Meghan Doherty </li><li>"Perspicuity and neatness of expression" : algebra textbooks in the early American republic / Robin E. Rider </li><li>Voyaging and the scientific expedition report, 1800-1940 / Lynn K. Nyhart </li><li>Crossing borders : the Smithsonian Institution and nineteenth-century diffusion of scientific information between the United States and Canada / Bertrum H. MacDonald </li><li>Writing medicine : George M. Gould and medical print culture in progressive America / Jennifer J. Connor </li><li>Evolution in children's science books, 1882-1922 / Kate McDowell </li><li>"Through books to nature" : texts and objects in nature study curricula / Sally Gregory Kohlstedt </li><li>Basic seven, basic four, Mary Mutton, and a pyramid : the ideology of meat in print culture / Rima D. Apple </li><li>What two books can (and cannot) do : Stewart Udall's The quiet crisis and its twenty-fifth anniversary edition / Cheryl Knott</li></ul>
PB - University of Wisconsin Press
PP - Madison, WI
PY - 2012
SN - 9780299286149
EP - 235 pp.
TI - Science in Print: Essays on the History of Science and the Culture of Print
ER -