| | |
Showing below keyword matches in entire database for "Benjamin Franklin":
| Block, Seymour Stanton. Benjamin Franklin, Genius of Kites, Flights and Voting Rights. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co, 2004. | |
| Technology | |
| Keywords: Benjamin Franklin | biography | electricity | invention | printing | technology | |
| Casale, Frank D. "Dr. Franklin's School of Politics”: Community and "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin." Ph.D. Dissertation: City University New York, 2004. | |
| Social Sciences | |
| Keywords: autobiography | Benjamin Franklin | biography | community | dialog | monologue | politics | social sciences | theory | |
| Little, Deandra Javon. 'The Body Electric': American Literature and the Culture of Electromagnetism, 1750—1855. Ph.D. Dissertation: Vanderbilt University, 2001. | |
| Technology | |
| Keywords: Benjamin Franklin | Charles Brockden Brown | electricity | electromagnetism | gender studies | literature--18th & 19th C | Margaret Fuller | medicine | metaphor | Nathaniel Hawthorne | popular sciences | Ralph Waldo Emerson | technology | visual arts—18th & 19th C | |
| Smith, Andrew Michael. "Regeneration Through Photography: Invention and Identity in Pre-twentieth-century United States Literature." Ph.D. Dissertation: University New Mexico, 2003. | |
| Literature, Science & the Arts | |
| Keywords: Benjamin Franklin | Charles Brokden Brown | culture studies | daguerreotype | identity | invention | John Plumbe, Jr. | Jonathan Edwards | literature--19th C | medicine | metaphor | Nathaniel Hawthorne | photography | popular science | race studies | Ralph Waldo Emerson | social sciences | technology | theory | visual arts--19th C | |
| Uglow, Jennifer S. The Lunar Men: Five Friends Whose Curiousity Changed the World. London, New York, 2002. | |
| Physical & Mathematical Sciences | |
| Keywords: Anna Seward | astronomy | Benjamin Franklin | canals | chemistry | electricity | Erasmus Darwin | hydrogen | industrial revolution | inventors | James Hutton | James Watt | Joseph Banks | Joseph Priestley | Josiah Wedgwood | Matthew Boulton | physical and mathematical sciences | pottery | Royal Society | Samuel Johnson | Thomas Day | William Hamilton |