Book Lightman, Bernard (1997) Victorian science in context.
Book
Becquemont, Daniel;
Mucchielli, Laurent;
(1998)
Le cas Spencer: Religion, science et politique
Thesis Short, A.I.; The contribution of William, Lord Armstrong to science and education
Thesis
Alborn, Timothy L.;
(1991)
The other economists: Science and commercial culture in Victorian England
Thesis
Cross, Patrick S.;
(1996)
The organization of science in Dublin from 1785 to 1835: The men and their institutions
Thesis
Rauch, Alan;
(1989)
Moral responsibility and the growth of knowledge: Science in the English novel, 1818-1860
Book
Cannon, Susan Faye;
(1978)
Science in culture: The early Victorian period
Chapter
Mellor, Anne K.;
(1987)
Frankenstein: A feminist critique of science
Book
Forsyth, R. A.;
(1976)
The lost pattern: Essays on the emergent city sensibility in Victorian England
Article
Jann, Rosemary;
(1985)
Abbott's Flatland: Scientific imagination and “natural christianity”
Thesis Shortland, Michael; Sex, character, and the body: New perspectives on early 19th-century British scientific culture
Article
Kassler, Jamie C.;
(1983-1985)
The Royal Institution music lectures, 1800-1831: A preliminary report
Book
(1987)
The Wellesley index to Victorian periodicals, 1824-1900
Article
Hindle, Maurice;
(1990)
Vital matters: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Romantic science
Article
Howarth, Janet;
(1987)
Science education in late-Victorian Oxford: A curious case of failure?
Article
Neale, Catherine;
(1990)
Torpedoes, tapirs and tortoises: Scientific discourse in Middlemarch
Chapter
Roberts, Marie Mulvey;
(1993)
The male scientist, man-midwife, and female monster: Appropriation and transmutation in Frankenstein
Article
Layton, David;
(1973)
Science in general education: The rise and fall of the first movement, 1851-1857
Article
Forgan, Sophie;
(1994)
The architecture of display: Museums, universities and objects in 19th-century Britain
Article
MacKenzie, Norman H.;
(1988)
Hopkins and science
Article
Orange, A. D.;
(1975)
The idols of the theatre: The British Association and its early critics
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