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Vol.23 No.1<\/a><\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nEdmund C.Berkeley as a Popularizer and an Educator of Computers and Symbolic Logic<\/strong>(pp.1-23)
\nSUGIMOTO,Mai
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\nNote<\/em>
\nThe Evolution of the Gender Question in the Study of Madame Lavoisier<\/strong>(pp.24-37)
\nKAWASHIMA,Keiko
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\nA Survey of Geometrical Diagrams in Korean Mathematical Texts
\nfrom the 17th to the 19th Century<\/strong>(pp.38-58)
\nYING,Jia-Ming
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\nCONTENTS<\/em>
\nCONTENTS OF HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM<\/em>, Volume 1 – Volume10<\/strong><\/a>
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Vol.22 No.3<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
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\nIntroduction: Special Issue > Science and Soviet Political Authorities: Conflict, Cooperation, and Incongruence<\/strong>(pp.159-160)
\nICHIKAWA,Hiroshi
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\nScience as Co-Producer of Soviet Polity<\/strong>(pp.161-180)
\nKOJEVNIKOV,Alexei
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\nParallel Worlds : Formal Structures and Informal Mechanisms of Postwar Soviet Mathematics<\/strong>(pp.181-200)
\nGEROVITCH,Slava
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\nBetween Ideology and Science : Dialectics of Dispute on Physics in 1920s-1930s Soviet Russia<\/strong>(pp.201-214)
\nKANAYAMA,Koji
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\nSoviet Physicists during the War : Jealousy, Discord and the Ideological Dispute<\/strong>(pp.215-226)
\nICHIKAWA,Hiroshi
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\nThe Institute of Genetics frm 1939 to 1940 : Reconsidering Lysenko’s Intervention in Soviet Genetics<\/strong>(pp.227-236)
\nSAITO,Hirofumi
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\nCONTENTS<\/em>
\nCONTENTS OF HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM<\/em>, VOLUME 22<\/b>
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Vol.22 No.2<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nIntroduction: Special Issue > Social History of Medicine in Modern Japan<\/strong>(pp.63-67)
\nSUZUKI,Akihito<\/p>\n

Translating Medical Knowledge : Japan’s First Medical Journal – Taisei meii iko\u300e\u6cf0\u897f\u540d\u533b\u5f59\u8b1b\u300f<\/strong>(pp.68-87)
\nJANNETTA,Ann <\/p>\n

Relocating Psychiatric Knowledge : Meiji Psychiatrists, Local Culture(s), and the Problem of Fox Possession<\/strong>(pp.88-109)
\nBURNS,Susan L.<\/p>\n

Popularization of Psychiaric Knowledge in Modern Japan at the Turn of the Twentieth Century : Focusing on the Newspaper Coverage of Mental Disorders<\/strong>(pp.110-124)
\nSATO,Masahiro<\/p>\n

From the Laboratory to the Kitchen : The Oral History of Nutrition and its Application to the History of Science<\/strong>(pp.125-141)
\nRIE,Hogetsu<\/p>\n

Nation from the Bottom Up : Disease, Toilets and Waste Management in Prewar Japan<\/strong>(pp.142-158)
\nBAY,Alexander R.\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.22 No.1<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nAristotle on the Debate about the Central Organ of the Human Body in the 5th and 4th Centuries BC<\/strong>(pp.1-21)
\nIMAI,Masahiro<\/p>\n

Note<\/em>
\nThe Japanese Clocks and Time in the Past : Non-standard Seasonal Time Inscribed on Scale Plates of Foot-Ruler Clocks<\/strong>(pp.22-39)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko<\/p>\n

Book Review<\/em>
\nBook Review: NISIO Sigeko, Kagaku Janarizumu no Senkusha, Hyoden, ISHIWARA Jun (A Critical Biography of Ishiwara Jun: A Pioneer in Science Journalism),Tokyo:Iwanami Shoten,2011<\/strong>(pp.40-42)
\nOKAMOTO,Takuji<\/p>\n

News<\/em>
\nThe Program of the 59th Annual Meeting of the History of Science Society of Japan<\/strong><\/p>\n

Contents<\/em>
\nCONTENTS OF HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM, No.19(1980)-No.42(1991)<\/strong>(pp.47-61)\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.21 No.3<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nIntroduction: Special Issue > Science, Technology, and the State in East Asia: Experts and Politicians in Postwar Korea and Japan<\/strong>(pp.159-160)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko<\/p>\n

The Dual Green Revolutions in South Korea : Reforestation and Agricultural Revolution under the Authoritarian Regime<\/strong>(pp.161-173)
\nMOON,Manyong<\/p>\n

Technoscience and Politics in Korea in the 1970s : “Scientification of All People Movement” and the “Saemaul Technical Service Corps”<\/strong>(pp.174-192)
\nLEE,Young-Mi and HONG,Sungook<\/p>\n

Managing the Interface between Politics and Technology : Itokawa Hideo, Shima Hideo, and the Early Japanese Space Programs<\/strong>(pp.193-210)
\nSATO,Yasushi<\/p>\n

Yokkaichi Asthma and Building the System of Certification of Pollution-related Patients in the 1960s<\/strong>(pp.211-227)
\nFENG,Danyang<\/p>\n

CONTENTS OF HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM, VOLUME 21<\/strong>(pp.229-230)\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.21 No.2<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nStatement by The President of The History of Science Society of Japan<\/strong>(pp.91-92)
\nDOKE,Tatsumasa<\/p>\n

Galileo’s Principle of Descending Motion along Inclined Planes<\/strong>(pp.93-102)
\nITO,Kazuyuki<\/p>\n

Herophilus of Chalcedon and the Hippocratic Tradition in Early Alexandrian Medicine<\/strong>(pp.103-122)
\nIMAI,Masahiro<\/p>\n

Women’s Translations of Scientific Texts in the 18th Century : A Case Study of Marie-Anne Lavoisier<\/strong>(pp.123-137)
\nKAWASHIMA,Keiko\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.21 No.1<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nIntroduction : Special Issue > Encounters with the West: Science, Technology and Visual Culture in East Asia from the 18th to the 19th Century<\/strong>(pp.1-2)
\nLOW,Morris and CHUNG,Hyung-Min<\/p>\n

Perspectives in Early Qing-Dynasty Pictures of Tilling and Weaving and Pictures of Cotton<\/strong>(pp.3-19)
\nHAMMERS,Roslyn Lee<\/p>\n

Art, Class and Gender in Joseon Dynasty Korea : Representations of Lower-Class Women by the Scholar-Painter Yun Duseo<\/strong>(pp.20-42)
\nCHUNG,Saehyang<\/p>\n

Agricultural Illustrations of 19th Century Korea : Imwon gyeongjeji (Treatises on Management of Forest and Garden) by Seo Yugu<\/strong>(pp.43-65)
\nCHUNG,Hyung-Min<\/p>\n

The Impact of Western Science and Technology on Ukiyo-e Prints and Book Illustrations in Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Japan<\/strong>(pp.66-87)
\nLOW,Morris<\/p>\n

Eloge<\/em>
\nIn Memorial of Fumihiko SATOFUKA<\/strong>(pp.88-89)
\nNAKAYAMA,Shigeru\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.20 No.3<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nIntroduction : Special Issue > Historical Studies on Scientific and Pedagogical Instruments<\/strong>(pp.165-166)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko<\/p>\n

Whirling Arm and Its Role in Experimental Research on Fluid Resistance in the Eighteenth Century<\/strong>(pp.167-178)
\nNAKAZAWA,Satoshi<\/p>\n

Detecting, Recording and Expanding : Instrumentation of Earthquake and Tsunami Observations in Meiji Japan<\/strong>(pp.179-195)
\nKIM,Boumsoung<\/p>\n

The First Higher School’s Instruments for Science and Engineering Education<\/strong>(pp.196-211)
\nOKAMOTO,Takuji<\/p>\n

The Physical Apparatus Collection at Kyoto University : Historical Material as Thing Knowledge<\/strong>(pp.212-219)
\nNAGAHIRA,Yukio<\/p>\n

News<\/em>
\nThe Program of the 57th Annual Meeting of the History of Science Society of Japan<\/b><\/p>\n

Contents<\/em>
\nCONTENTS OF HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM<\/em>, VOLUME 20<\/b>\n<\/div>\n

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Vol.20 No.2<\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nIntroduction : Special Issue > Historical Studies on Scientific Experiments and Instruments<\/strong>(pp.61-62)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko<\/p>\n

Success from Different Programs : The Development of Experimental Researches on Thermal Radiation in Germany at the End of the 19th Century<\/strong>(pp.63-95)
\nKONAGAYA,Daisuke<\/p>\n

“How Far Do Experiments on Models Represent Experiments on Full Sized Machines?” : The Examination and Dispute on the Reliability of the Wind Tunnels in Britain, 1909-1917<\/strong>(pp.96-122)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko<\/p>\n

The Strategy for Acceptance of the Scanning Tunneling Microscope: Observations of the Si(111)7\u00d77 Reconstructed Surface, 1959-1986<\/strong>(pp.123-146)
\nYAMAGUCHI,Mari<\/p>\n

Eloge<\/em>
\nTo the Memory of Lawrence Badash(1934-2010) <\/strong>(pp.147-149)
\nYAGI,Eri<\/p>\n

Note<\/em>
\nNuclear Winter and the End of the Age of Agriculture <\/strong>(pp.150-163)
\nBadash,Lawrence\n<\/div>\n

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Vol. 20 No.1<\/a><\/div>\n
\nArticle<\/em>
\nHow Physical Laws Were Understood in Mid-19th Century East Asia : A Comparative Study of Choe Han-gi and Nishi Amane<\/strong>(pp.1-20)
\nKIM,Sungkhun
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\n
\nFar Eastern Vacuum and Electricity : Augustin Hallerstein and Experimental Correspondence between Beijing and Europe<\/strong>(pp.21-46)
\nJUZNIC,Stanislav
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\n
\nNote<\/em>
\nA History of Entropy through Various Methods : Specially Focused on Technical Term Analysis<\/strong>(pp.47-56)
\nYAGI,Eri and OKAMOTO, Tadokoro Rika
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\nReview<\/em>
\nBook Review: Lu\u00eds SARAIVA, and Catherine JAMI, eds., The Jesuits, the Padroado and East Asian Science (1552-1773)<\/strong>(pp.57-60)
\nHASHIMOTO,Takehiko
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