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| Campbell, John Angus. "Why Was Darwin Believed? Darwin's 'Origin' and the Problem of Intellectual Revolution." Configurations 11.2 (2003): 203-237. |
| Literature, Science & the Arts |
| Keywords: advertising | analogy | Biological Sciences | Charles Darwin | Erasmus Darwin | evolution | incommensurability | inheritance | John F. W. Herschel | metaphor | natural selection | rhetoric of science | simile | sophists | Steven Jay Gould | textual imagery | theory |
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| King, Amy M. The Botanical Vernacular in the English Novel. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 2003. |
| Literature, Science & the Arts |
| Keywords: Biological Sciences | botany | Carl Linnaeus | Charlotte Smith | courtship | culture studies | Erasmus Darwin | gender studies | gender studies| Charles Dickens | George Elliot | Henry James | Henry James Oscar Wilde | James Joyce | Jane Austin | landscape | literature--19th C | Maria Edgeworth | marriage | metaphor | popular sciences | rhetoric of science | science and technology studies | social sciences |
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| Oerlemans, Onno. Romanticism and the Materiality of Nature. Toronto; Buffalo, NY: University Toronto Press, 2002. |
| Environmental Sciences |
| Keywords: Alan Bewell | Alan Liu | Alexander von Humboldt | Anne Mellor | Barry Lopez | Carolus Linnaeus | Charles Darwin | David Hume | Dorothy Wordsworth | environmental sciences | Erasmus Darwin | exploration discovery & travel | gender studies | Geoffrey Hartman | geology | George Stubbs | Georges Cuvier | Gilbert White | Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck | John Clare | John Locke | Jonathan Bate | Joseph Priestly | literature—18th C | P.D. Holbach | perception | Percy Bysshe Shelley | poetry | Robert Burns | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | Timothy Morton | William Wordsworth |
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| Richards, Robert John. The Romantic Conception of Life: Science and Philosophy in the Age of Goethe. Chicago: University Chicago Press, 2002. |
| Biological Sciences |
| Keywords: Alfred Russel Wallace | archetype | August Wilheml Schlegel | Baruch de Spinoza | Biological Sciences | Carl Friedrich Kielmeyer | Charles Darwin | Charlotte Von Stein | Erasmus Darwin | evolution | Friedrich Daniel Schleiermacher | Friedrich Schiller | Friedrich von Hardenberg (Novalis) | Friedrich Welheml Joseph Schelling | genius | Goerg Forster | idealism | Immanuel Kant | Johann Friedrich Blumenbach | Johann Gottfried Herder | Johann Gottlieb Fichte | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | Karl Friedrich Schlegel | Karl Friedrich Schlegel | Karl Leonhard Reinhold | literature--18th-19th C | Lorenz Oken | poetry | politics | Psychological & Cognitive Sciences | Richard Own | romanticism | science & technology studies | transcendentalism |
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| Richardson, Alan. British Romanticism and the Science of the Mind . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. |
| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences |
| Keywords: Erasmus Darwin | Franz Joseph Gall | John Keats | language | mind | psychological and cognitive sciences | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | William Wordsworth |
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| Topham, Jonathan R. “Science, Natural Theology, and the Practice of Christian Piety in Early-Nineteenth-Century Religious Magazines.” Science Serialized: Representations of the Sciences in Nineteenth-Century Periodicals. Eds. Geoffrey Cantor and Sally Shuttleworth. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004. 37-66 |
| Popular Sciences |
| Keywords: Balfour Stewart | Biological Sciences | botany | Charles Darwin | Charles Francis Adams | class studies | culture studies | Erasmus Darwin | gender studies | Grant Allen | Henry Adams | John Tyndall | Leslie Stephen | literature—19th C | media | narrative | popular sciences | religion | Royal Society | Samuel Butler | Samuel Butler | social sciences |
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| Trott, Nicola. “Wordsworth's Loves of the Plants.” In 1800: The New Lyrical Ballads , Nicola Trott and Seamus Perry, eds., 141-168. Houndmills , UK : Palgrave, 2001. |
| Biological Sciences |
| Keywords: Biological Sciences | botany | Erasmus Darwin | Willaim Wordsworth |
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| 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 |
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| Vickers, Neil. “Coleridge's ‘Abstruse Researches.'” In Roe (Collections), pp. 155-174. [2001] |
| Psychological & Cognitive Sciences |
| Keywords: Erasmus Darwin | imagination | John Wedgwood | psychological and cognitive sciences | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
