Bibliography

Bibliographies: 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004

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	Achenbach, Joel. “The World According to Wells.” Smithsonian 32 (April 2001): 110-112, 114-124.
	Keywords: H. G. Wells \| popular sciences



	Ahlback, Pia Maria. Energy, Heterotopia, Dystopia: George Orwell, Michel Foucault, and the Twentieth-Century Imagination . Turku: Abo Akademi University Press, 2001.
	Keywords: George Orwell \| Michel Foucault \| popular sciences



	Alkon, Paul. “Was the Time Machine Necessary?” In Slusser (Collections), pp. 27-38.
	Keywords: H. G. Wells \| popular sciences \| technology



	Allen, Ian, and Brenton Honeyman. “Ingenious! Edutainment via Interactive Multimedia.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 103-106.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences



	Allister, Mark. Refiguring the Map of Sorrow: Nature Writing and Autobiography. Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 2001.
	Keywords: Bill Barich \| biography \| Gretel Ehrlich \| Peter Matthiessen \| popular sciences \| Sue Hubbell \| Terry Tempest Williams \| William Least Heat-Moon



	Arrowhead, Judith, and Hooley McLaughlin. “The Unique Role of Science Centres in Immersing Students and Teachers in Real-World Science and Technology.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 77-82.
	Keywords: education \| museums \| pedagogy \| popular sciences



	Austin, Andrea. “Frankie and Johnny: Shelley, Gibson, and Hollywood's Love Affair with the Cyborg.” RoN 21 (February 2001): no pagination.
	Keywords: cyborgs \| film/TV \| Mary Shelley \| popular sciences \| William Gibson



	Bahar, Saba. “Jane Marcet and the Limits to Public Science.” BJHS 34 (2001): 29-49.
	Keywords: Humphry Davy \| Jane Marcet \| popular sciences



	Battaglia, Debbora. “Multiplicities: An Anthropologist's Thoughts on Replicants and Clones in Popular Film.” CritI 27 (2001): 493-514.
	Keywords: cloning \| film/TV \| popular sciences \| science fiction



	Baym, Nina. American Women of Letters and the Nineteenth-Century Sciences: Styles of Affiliation . New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2001.
	Keywords: Almira Phelps \| Biological Sciences \| Catharine Esther Beecher \| Elizabeth Cary Agassiz \| Emily Dickinson \| Emma Willard \| Maria Mitchell \| medicine \| popular sciences \| Sarah Hale \| Susan Fenimore Cooper



	Becker, Andrea. Populärmedizinische Vermittlungstexte . Tübingen: Niemeyer, 2001.
	Keywords: medicine \| popular sciences



	Bennett, Kate. “John Aubrey's Collections and the Early Modern Museum.” Bodleian Library Record 17 (2001): 213-245.
	Keywords: John Aubrey \| museums \| popular sciences



	Bergstrom, L., K. E. Johansson, and Ch. Nilsson. “The Physics of Copenhagen for Students and the General Public.” Physics Education 36 (2001): 388-393.
	Keywords: Michael Frayn \| pedagogy \| popular sciences \| quantum theory



	Bickenbach, Matthias. “Das Diapositiv des Fotoalbums: Mutation kultureller Errinerung. Nadar und das Pantheon.” In Fohrmann (Collections), pp. 87-128.
	Keywords: photography \| popular sciences



	Birus, Hendrik. “Die Entzug des Hier und Jetzt. Goethes ‘Ueber Kunst und Alterthum' an der Schwelle zum Zeitalter der technischen Reproduzierbarkeit.” In Fohrmann (Collections), pp. 11-25.
	Keywords: George Steiner \| Johann W. von Goethe \| popular sciences



	Bjorklund, Diane. “Sociologists as Characters in Twentieth-Century Novels.” American Sociologist 32 (Winter 2001): 23-41.
	Keywords: literature—20th C \| popular sciences \| social sciences



	Bova, Ben. The Story of Light. Naperville, IL: Sourcebooks, 2001.
	Keywords: light \| popular sciences



	Branch, Michael P. “Writing the Swamp: Marjory Stoneman Douglas and The Everglades: River of Grass .” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 125-135.
	Keywords: Marjory Stoneman Douglas \| popular sciences



	Brandstätter, Frank. “Die Gründerjahre im Neunkirchen Zoo—ein Betrag zur Geschichte des Neunkircher Zoos.” Zoologische Garten 71 (2001): 266-275.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| zoos



	Braun, Lundy, and John Trimbur. “Popularizing Science: At the Boundary of Expert and Lay Biomedical Knowledge.” In Trimbur (Collections), pp. 229-247.
	Keywords: medicine \| popular sciences



	Bredsdorff, Thomas. “Pious Nature.” In Scheffel (Collections), pp. 73-87.
	Keywords: landscape \| literature—18th C \| popular sciences



	Browne, Cornelius William. Nature Writing as Experience: Pragmatist Literary Ecology and Twentieth-Century American Nature Writing . Ph.D. Dissertation: Ohio University, 2001.
	Keywords: environmental sciences \| literature—20th C \| popular sciences



	Browne, Janet. “Darwin in Caricature: A Study in the Popularisation and Dissemination of Evolution.” PAPS 145 (2001): 496-509.
	Keywords: Biology \| Charles Darwin \| evolution \| popular sciences



	Burgoyne, Daniel. “Coleridge's ‘Poetic Faith' and Poe's Scientific Hoax.” RoN 21 (2001): no pagination.
	Keywords: Edgar Allan Poe \| popular sciences \| Samuel Taylor Coleridge



	Camus, Marianne. “Savoirs scientifiques et romancières victoriennes.” In Minary (Collections), pp. 253-274.
	Keywords: Charlotte Brontë \| Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell \| George Eliot \| popular sciences



	Candel, Daniel. “Julian Barnes's A History of Science in 10-1/2 Chapters .” ES [note: English Studies: A Journal of English Language and Literature ] 82 (2001): 253-261.
	Keywords: Julian Barnes \| popular sciences



	Chassay, Jean-François, and Kim Doré. La science par ceux qui ne la font pas. Montréal: Université du Québec à Montréal, 2001.
	Keywords: H. P. Lovecraft \| Maurice G. Dantec \| Michel Houellebecq \| popular sciences \| Witold Gombrowicz



	Cholakov, Valéry. “Visions of Science in the Twentieth Century.” In Segerstrale (Collections), pp. 12-134.
	Keywords: literature—20th C \| popular sciences



	Cicioni, Mirna. “Moral Snares and Parables: Between Science Fiction and Midrash.” In Kremer (Collections), pp. 75-87.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| Primo Levi \| science fiction



	Collins, Paul. Banvard's Folly: Thirteen Tales of Renowned Obscurity, Famous Anonymity, and Rotten Luck . New York: Picador, 2001.
	Keywords: Alfred Ely Beach \| Augustus J. Psalmanazar \| Delia Bacon \| Ephraim Bull \| François Symmes \| George Sudre \| John Banyard \| John Cleves \| Martin Tupper \| popular sciences \| René Blondlot \| Robert Coates \| Thomas Dick \| William Henry Pleasanton Ireland



	Condit, Celeste M. “What is ‘Public Opinion' about Genetics?” Nature Reviews: Genetics 2 (2001): 811-815.
	Keywords: Biolological Sciences \| genetics \| popular sciences



	Crosland, Maurice. “Popular Science and the Arts: Challenges to Cultural Authority in France under the Second Empire.” BJHS 34 (2001): 301-322.
	Keywords: literature—19th C \| popular sciences \| visual arts—20th C



	Davidow Hirshbein, Laura. “William Osler and The Fixed Period : Conflicting Medical and Popular Ideas about Old Age.” Arch Intern Med 161 (2001): 2074-2078.
	Keywords: aging \| medicine \| popular sciences \| William Osler



	Davis, John R. “The Great Exhibition.” British Heritage 22 (June-July 2001): 14-17.
	Keywords: Great Exhibition \| popular sciences \| technology



	Diaz-Rozzotto, Marcella. “Le dépassement esthétisant du positivisme dans les contes d'Arrigo Boito (1867-1874).” In Minary (Collections), pp. 303-329.
	Keywords: Arrigo Boito \| popular sciences



	Dixon, Diana. “Children's Magazines and Science in the Nineteenth Century.” Victorian Periodicals Review 34 (2001): 228-238.
	Keywords: literature—children's \| popular sciences



	Dixon, Terrell F. “Nature, Gender, and Community: Mary Wilkins Freeman's Ecofiction.” In Armbruster (Collections), pp. 162-176.
	Keywords: Mary Wilkins Freeman \| popular sciences



	Donahue, Paul F., and Claude Faubert. “Making Heritage Relevant.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 25-29.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences \| technology



	Ekins, Sean, and Richard J. McGowan. “The Limits of Reductionism: The Shifting Genomic Paradigm's Impact on Industry and Academia.” Philosophy in Science 9 (2001): 179-202.
	Keywords: Aristotle \| genetics \| popular sciences \| rhetoric of science



	Ferraresi, Alessandra. “Diffusione, uso e insegnamento delle ‘lingue straniere' a Pavia dopo l'Encyclopédie.” In Stella (Collections), pp. 497-576.
	Keywords: language \| medicine \| popular sciences



	Ferro, David L. Selling Science in the Colonial American Newspaper: How the Middle Colonial American General Periodical Represented Nature, Philosophy, Medicine, and Technology, 1728-1765 . Ph.D. Dissertation: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 2001.
	Keywords: medicine \| popular sciences \| technology



	Findlen, Paula. “Masculine Prerogatives: Gender, Space, and Knowledge in the Early Modern Museum.” In Galison (Collections), pp. 29-57.
	Keywords: gender studies \| museums \| popular sciences \| Science Studies \| Ulisse Aldrovandi



	Findlen, Paula. “Science, History, and Erudition: Athanasius Kircher's Museum at the Collegio Romano.” In Stolzenberg (Collections), pp. 17-26.
	Keywords: Athanasius Kircher \| museums \| popular sciences



	Fischer, Michael M. J. “Ethnographic Critique and Technoscientific Narratives: The Old Mole, Ethical Plateaux, and the Governance of Emergent Biosocial Polities.” Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry 25 (2001): 355-393.
	Keywords: Adrian Mathews \| popular sciences \| social sciences \| technology



	Fitzgerald, Ruth, Hugh Campbell, and Leda Sivak. “Content Analysis of Bias in International Print Media Coverage of Genetically Modified Food.” Rural Society 11 (2001): 181-196.
	Keywords: genetics \| popular sciences



	Forgan, Sophie. “Bricks and Bones: Architecture and Science in Victorian Britain.” In Galison (Collections), pp. 181-208.
	Keywords: architecture \| geology \| museums \| popular sciences \| Richard Owen



	Fried, Lewis. “A Canticle for Liebowitz: A Song for Benjamin.” Extrapolation Winter 2001 42(4): 362-373. apocalypse, holocaust, literature--20th C, religion, science fiction, Technology, wandering Jew, Warren Miller, Jr.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	García González, Armando. “Darwinism, Eugenics and Mendelism in Cuban Biological Education: 1900-1959.” In Glick (Collections), pp. 153-169.
	Keywords: education \| eugenics \| Francis Galton \| Gregor Mendel \| popular sciences



	Gibson, Margaret. “The Truth Machine: Polygraphs, Popular Culture, and the Confessing Body.” Social Semiotics 11 (2001): 61-73.
	Keywords: literature—20th C \| popular sciences \| technology



	Glick, Thomas F., and Mark G. Henderson. “The Scientific and Popular Receptions of Darwin, Freud and Einstein: Toward an Analytical History of the Diffusion of Scientific Ideas.” In Glick (Collections), pp. 229-238.
	Keywords: Albert Einstein \| Charles Darwin \| popular sciences \| Sigmund Freud



	Glinert, Lewis. “Golem! The Making of a Modern Myth.” Symposium 55 (2001): 78-94.
	Keywords: cybernetics \| mythology \| popular sciences \| science fiction \| technology



	Grau, Oliver. “Das Sedanpanorama. Einübung soldatischen Gehorsams in Staatsbild durch Präsenz.” In Fohrmann (Collections), pp. 143-169.
	Keywords: Hermann von Helmholtz \| panorama \| popular sciences



	Gregory, Jane, and Steve Miller. “Caught in the Crossfire? The Public's Role in the Science Wars.” In Labinger (Collections), pp. 61-72.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| science wars



	Hamm, E. P. “Unpacking Goethe's Collections: The Public and Private in Natural-Historical Collecting.” BJHS 34 (2001): 275-300.
	Keywords: Johann W. von Goethe \| museums \| popular sciences



	Hatherly, Janelle. “Broadening Science Perspectives.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 43-46.
	Keywords: gardens \| popular sciences



	Hellekson, Karen. The Alternate History: Refiguring Historical Time . Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2001.
	Keywords: Brian Aldiss \| Bruce Sterling \| entropy \| Paul Anderson \| Philip K. Dick \| popular sciences \| science fiction \| time \| Ward Moore \| William Gibson



	Herzogenrath, Bernd. “Looking Forward/Looking Back: Thomas Cole and the Belated Construction of Nature.” In Herzogenrath (Collections), pp. 83-103.
	Keywords: Edward Hopper \| Jacques Lacan \| popular sciences \| Sigmund Freud \| Thomas Cole



	Hill, Jean. “The Best Way is the Simplest: Florence Merriam and Popular Ornithology.” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 110-119.
	Keywords: Florence A. Bailey \| popular sciences



	Honeyman, Brenton. “Real vs Virtual Visits: Issues for Science Centres.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 107-110.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences \| virtual reality



	Hull, David L. “Michael Ruse and His Fifteen Years of Booknotes : For Better or for Worse .” Biol & Phil 16 (2001): 423-435.
	Keywords: Biology \| creationism \| Michael Ruse \| popular sciences



	Jones, Russell Douglas. Engineering History: The Foundation of Industrial Museums in the United States . Ph.D. Dissertation: Case Western Reserve University, 2001.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences \| technology



	Klein, Gerard. “From the Images of Science to Science Fiction.” In Parrinder (Collections), 119-126.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| science fiction



	Kohler, Héliane. “Regards critiques sur la science dans L'aliéniste (1881) de Machado de Assis.” In Minary (Collections), pp. 331-348.
	Keywords: Joaquim Maria \| Machado de Assis \| popular sciences



	Leane, Elizabeth. “Knowing Quanta: The Ambiguous Metaphors of Popular Physics.” RES 52 (2001): 411-431.
	Keywords: Fritjof Capra \| Gary Zukav \| metaphor \| popular sciences



	Lee, Susanna. “Flaubert's Blague Supérieure: The Secular World of Madame Bovary.” Symposium 54 (2001): 203-244.
	Keywords: Gustave Flaubert \| medicine \| popular sciences



	Lehm, Dirk vom, Christian Heath, and Hubert Knoblauch. “Configuring Exhibits. The Interactional Production of Experience in Museums and Galleries.” In Knoblauch (Collections), pp. 281-297.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences



	Levins, Richard. “The Butterfly ex Machina.” In Singh (Collections), pp. 529-543.
	Keywords: chaos theory \| Physical Sciences \| popular sciences



	Lindemann-Matthies, Petra, and Tobias Kamer. “Evaluation der betreuten Buchsucherinformation im Tierpark Goldau.” Zoologische Garten 71 (2001): 194-208.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| zoos



	Littenberg, Marcia B. “Gender and Genre: A New Perspective on Nineteenth-Century Women's Nature Writing.” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 59-67.
	Keywords: environmental sciences \| gender studies \| literature—19th C \| popular sciences



	Loewen, Shawn. “The New Canaan: Abundance, Scarcity, and the Changing Climate of Nature Writing in Nineteenth-Century America.” Isle 8 (2001): 97-114.
	Keywords: literature—19th C \| popular sciences



	Lupfer, Eric. “Before Nature Writing: Houghton, Mifflin and Company and the Invention of the Outdoor Book, 1800-1900.” Book History 4 (2001): 177-204.
	Keywords: and Travel \| Discover \| Horace Scudder \| popular sciences



	Magee, Richard M. “Sentimental Ecology: Susan Fenimore Cooper's Rural Hours .” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 27-36.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| Susan Fenimore Cooper



	Maigret, Jacques. “Les Musées de sciences naturelles: entre science et art.” Histoire de l'Art, no. 49 (Nov. 2001): 21-28.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	Matthews, Carol Suzanne. Taken: Constructions of 'Race,' 'Biology' and Colonialism Informing the Alien Abduction Narrative in the United States. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Kansas, 2001.
	Keywords: Biology \| colonialism \| narrative \| popular sciences \| Psychology \| race studies \| science fiction \| Science Studies



	Maund, Althea. “Caribbean Outreach—A Special Project.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 47-56.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	McCannon, John. “Technological and Scientific Utopias in Soviet Children's Literature, 1921-1932.” JPC 34 (Spring 2001): 153-169.
	Keywords: literature—children's \| popular sciences \| technology



	McShane, Megan C. “The Manifest Disharmony of Ephemeral Culture: Art, Ecology, and Waste Management in American Culture.” In Herzogenrath (Collections), pp. 341-359.
	Keywords: environmental sciences \| film/TV \| Mierle Laderman Ukeles \| popular sciences



	Mellor, Anne K. “ Frankenstein, Racial Science, and the Yellow Peril.” NCC 23 (2001): 1-28.
	Keywords: Mary Shelley \| popular sciences \| race studies



	Metzger, Stefan. "Bio-Culture – Biologistische Diskursstrategien im Feuilleton 2002.” In Kleeberg (Collections), pp. 73-114.
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| genetics \| popular sciences



	Miksanek, Tony. “Microscopic Doctors and Molecular Black Bags: Science Fiction's Prescription for Nanotechnology and Medicine.” L&M 20 (2001): 55-70.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| science fiction \| technology



	Montaclair, Florent. “Savoirs scientifiques et techniques dans quelques roman de Jules Verne: une utilization pédagogique et littéraire des sciences.” In Minary (Collections), pp. 275-284.
	Keywords: electricity \| Jules Verne \| popular sciences



	Nadeau, Jean-Guy. “La poétique du divin dans le récit de science-fiction.” In Hurley (Collections), pp. 87-104.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| science fiction



	Neve, Michael. “Public Views of Neurasthenia: Britain, 188-1930.” Clio Med 63 (2001): 141-159.
	Keywords: medicine \| popular sciences



	Obregón, Osvaldo. “Les supports historique et scientifique de la pièce Humboldt et Bonpland taxidermists (1981) du Vénézuélien Ibsen Martinez.” In Minary (Collections), pp. 365-388.
	Keywords: Aimé Bonpland \| Alexander von Humboldt \| Biological Sciences \| Discover \| exploration discovery & travel \| Ibsen Martínez \| popular sciences



	Oldenziel, Ruth. “Man the Maker, Woman the Consumer: The Consumption Junction Revisited.” In Creager (Collections), pp. 128-148.
	Keywords: gender studies \| popular sciences \| technology



	Pandora, Katherine. “Knowledge Held in Common: Tales of Luther Burbank and Science in the American Vernacular.” Isis 92 (2001): 484-516.
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| Luther Burbank \| popular sciences



	Park, David Putting the World on the Couch: Cultural Authority as a Dimension of Mid-20th Century Popular Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Pennsylvania, 2001.
	Keywords: Antonio Gramsci \| Edward Strecker \| Erich Fromm \| Fredric Wertham \| Karl Menninger \| popular sciences \| psychiatry \| psychoanalysis \| rhetoric of science \| Robert Lindner \| Thomas Szasz \| William Menninger



	Park, Robert L. “Voodoo Medicine in a Scientific World.” In Ashman (Collections), pp. 140-150.
	Keywords: medicine \| popular sciences



	Parrinder, Patrick. “From Rome to Richmond: Wells, Universal History, and Prophetic Time.” In Slusser (Collections), pp. 110-121.
	Keywords: evolution \| H. G. Wells \| popular sciences \| time



	Patenaude, Robert. “Un bref aperçu du développement des jardins zoologiques.” Médecin Vétérinaire du Québec 31, no. 1 (2001): 17-19.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| zoos



	Philippon, Daniel J. “Gender, Genus, and Genre: Women, Science, and Nature Writing in Early America.” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 9-26.
	Keywords: gender studies \| literature—18th & 19th C \| popular sciences



	Platten, David. “Reading-Glasses, Guns and Robots: A History of Science in French Crime Fiction.” FCS 12 (2001): 253-270.
	Keywords: Biological Sciences \| Edgar Allan Poe \| evolution \| Gaston Leroux \| Jean-Patrick Manchette \| Maurice G. Dantec \| popular sciences \| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences \| technology



	Plumpe, Gerhard. “Tote Blicke. Fotografie als Präsenzmedium.” In Fohrmann (Collections), pp. 70-86.
	Keywords: photography \| popular sciences



	Priester, Karin. Mary Shelley: die Frau, die Frankenstein erfand: Biographie. München: Langen Müller, 2001.
	Keywords: Mary Shelley \| popular sciences



	Proctor, Robert N. “What Causes Cancer? A Political History of Recent Debates.” In Singh (Collections), pp. 568-582.
	Keywords: cancer \| medicine \| popular sciences



	Raglon, Rebecca, and Marian Scholtmeijer. “Heading Off the Trail: Language, Literature, and Nature's Resistance to Narrative.” In Armbruster (Collections), pp. 248-262.
	Keywords: language \| literature—general \| narrative \| popular sciences



	Ratto, Franco. “Scienzia e utopia in Domenico Comba.” RSItal [note: Rivista di Studi Italiani] 19 (December 2001): 86-91.
	Keywords: Domenico Comba \| popular sciences



	Rauch, Alan. Useful Knowledge: The Victorians, Morality, and the March of Intellect . Durham, NC, and London: Duke University Press, 2001.
	Keywords: Charles Kingsley \| George Eliot \| Jane Wells Webb Loudon \| literature—19th C \| literature—children's \| Mary Shelley \| popular sciences



	Roberts, Robin. “Performing Science Fiction: Television, Theater, and Gender in Star Trek: The Experience.” Extrapolation 42(4): 340-356.
	Keywords: fantasy \| film/TV \| gender studies \| literature--20th C \| narrative \| popular sciences \| Psychological Sciences \| science fiction \| theater



	Rocque, Lucia de la, and Luiz Antonio Teixeira. “ Frankenstein, de Mary Shelley, e Drácula, de Bram Stoker: gênero e ciência na literatura.” História, Ciências, Saúde—Manguinhos 8 (March-June 2001): 10-34.
	Keywords: Bram Stoker \| gender studies \| Mary Shelley \| popular sciences



	Roloff, Eckart Klaus. "Scientainment. Sprachwahl zwischen Hermetik und Populismus.” Gegenworte 7 (2001): 53-55.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	Rooney, Allen. “Science on the Move—Exhibit Design Workshops.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 61-65.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences



	Salleh, Anna. “Science in the Media: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” Australian Science Teachers' Journal 47 (November 2001): 28-30, 32-37.
	Keywords: education \| popular sciences



	Sanderson, Rena. “Linda Hasselstrom: The Woman Rancher as Nature Writer.” In Edwards (Collections), pp. 170-177.
	Keywords: environmental sciences \| Linda Hasselstrom \| popular sciences



	Sarjeant, William A. S. “Dinosaurs in Fiction.” In Mesozoic Vertebrate Life, Darren H. Tanke and Kenneth Carpenter, eds., 504-529. Bloomington & Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2001.
	Keywords: dinosaurs \| literature—general \| popular sciences



	Scafella, Frank. “The Rebirth of a Scientific Intelligence: Or, From ‘Traveller' to ‘Travailler' in The Time Machine .” In Slusser (Collections), pp. 39-49.
	Keywords: H. G. Wells \| popular sciences



	Schickore, Jutta. “The Task of Explaining Sight—Helmholtz's Writings on Vision as a Test Case for Models of Science Popularization.” Science in Context 14 (2001): 397-417.
	Keywords: Hermann von Helmholtz \| popular sciences \| vision



	Schüller, Volkmar. “Samuel Clarke's Annotations in Jacques Rohault's Traité de Physique , and How They Contributed to Popularising Newton's Physics .” In Lefevre (Collections), pp. 95-110.
	Keywords: Jacques Rohault \| Physical Sciences \| popular sciences \| Samuel Clarke



	Schäffer, J. “Vom Waffenschmied zum Rinderwahn: Tiermedizin(er) in der Musik.” Historia Medicinae Veterinariae 26, nos. 3-4 (2001): 145-158.
	Keywords: Albert Lortzing \| medicine \| music \| popular sciences



	Seabury, Marcia Bundy. “The Monsters We Create: Woman on the Edge of Time and Frankenstein.” Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction 42 (2001): 131-144.
	Keywords: Marge Piercy \| Mary Shelley \| popular sciences



	Shuttleworth, Sally, Gavin Dawson, and Richard Noakes. “Women, Science and Culture: Science in the Nineteenth-Century Periodical.” Women: A Cultural Review 12 (2001): 57-70.
	Keywords: Charles Darwin \| gender studies \| literature—19th C \| popular sciences \| Science Studies



	Sirabian, Robert. “The Conception of Science in Wells's The Invisible Man .” PLL 37 (2001): 382-403.
	Keywords: H. G. Wells \| popular sciences



	Snobelen, Stephen David. “Of Stones, Men and Angels: The Competing Myth of Isabelle Duncan's Pre-Adamite Man (1860).” Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 32C (2001): 59-104.
	Keywords: Biology \| geology \| Isabelle Duncan \| literature—biblical \| popular sciences



	Stocklmayer, Susan M., and John K. Gilbert. “Evaluating the Design of Interactive Exhibits.” In Errington (Collections), pp. 143-154.
	Keywords: museums \| popular sciences



	Stolzenberg, Daniel. “Introduction: Inside the Baroque Encyclopedia.” In Stolzenberg (Collections), pp. 1-15.
	Keywords: Athanasius Kircher \| popular sciences



	Strait, Carroll. “Quantum Underpinnings of Religious Currents.” World and I 16 (January 2001): 154-161.
	Keywords: Deepak Chopra \| Fritjof Capra \| Gary Zukav \| physical & mathematical sciences \| popular sciences



	Strehovic, Janez. “Machines for Ultimate Questions: Popular Culture between Techno Elegies and Raving Ecstasy.” PCRev [note: Popular Culture Review ] 12 (2001): 135-144.
	Keywords: popular sciences \| science fiction \| technology



	Testa, Fausto. “Iconografia e simbologia delle nuove scienze.” In Stella (Collections), pp. 543-611.
	Keywords: architecture \| Cesare Ripa \| Giovanni Pietro Gilardone \| Leopoldo Pollach \| medicine \| Paolo Moscoli \| physical & mathematical sciences \| popular sciences \| visual arts—18th C



	Topham, Jonathan. “Scientific Publishing and the Reading of Science in Nineteenth-Century Britain: A Historiographical Survey and Guide to Sources.” Stud Hist Phil Sci 31 (2000): 559-612.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	Tunnicliffe, Sue Dale. “Talking about Plants: Comments of Primary School Groups Looking at Plant Exhibits in a Botanical Garden.” J Biol Ed 36 (2001): 27-34.
	Keywords: botany \| popular sciences \| zoos



	Turner, Grady. “Damien Hirst: Theories, Models, Methods, Approaches, Assumptions, Results, and Findings.” Flash Art 34, no. 216 (Jan. – Feb. 2001): 98-101.
	Keywords: \| popular sciences



	Ulman, H. Lewis. “Beyond Nature/Writing: Virtual Landscapes Online, in Print, and in ‘Real Life.'” In Armbruster (Collections), pp. 341-356.
	Keywords: Computers & Digital Technology \| internet \| literature—20th C \| popular sciences



	Verhoeven, W. M. “Gothic Logic: Charles Brockden Brown and the Science of Sensationalism.” European Journal of American Culture 20 (2001): 91-99.
	Keywords: Charles Brockden Brown \| popular sciences



	Villacañas, Beatriz. “De doctores y monstrous: la ciencia como transgresión en Dr. Faustus, Frankenstein y Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde .” Asclepio 53, no. 1 (2001): 197-211.
	Keywords: Christopher Marlowe \| Mary Shelley \| popular sciences \| Robert Louis Stevenson



	Wang, Hsingchi A., and William H. Schmidt. “History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Science in Science Education: Results from the Third International Mathematics and Society Study.” Science and Education 10 (January-March 2001): 51-70.
	Keywords: education \| popular sciences



	Weiner, Gena. “Hjälte, bov eller förförare. Läkarens roller p? bioduken stereotypa men fascinerande.” Läkartidningen 98 (2001): 1814-1818, 1820.
	Keywords: film/TV \| medicine \| popular sciences



	Yanarella, Ernest J. The Cross, the Plow and the Skyline: Contemporary Science Fiction and the Ecological Imagination . Parkland, FL: Brown Walker Press, 2001.
	Keywords: Edward Bellamy \| environmental sciences \| Frederick Turner \| gardens \| James Lovelock \| Kim Stanley Robinson \| popular sciences \| science fiction



	Yates, Simon, and Sharyn Errington. “Computer-Based Exhibits: A Must-Have or a Liability?” In Errington (Collections), pp. 111-114.
	Keywords: Computers & Digital Technology \| museums \| popular sciences



	York, Michael. “The Nature and Culture Debate in Popular Forms of Emergent Spirituality in America.” In Herzogenrath (Collections), pp. 277-296.
	Keywords: Environmental Science \| folklore \| popular sciences \| Sigmund Freud



	Zytaruk, Maria. “'Occasional specimens, not compleate systemes ': John Evelyn's Culture of Collecting.” Bodleian Library Record 17, nos. 3-4 (2001): 185-212.
	Keywords: John Evelyn \| popular sciences