Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (2010)
Delmas, Catherine (Editor)
Vandamme, Christine (Editor)
Andréolle, Donna Spalding (Editor)
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Publication date: 2010
Language: English
Physical Details: xvii + 220 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index
Description Contents:
Chapter Somerset, Richard (2010) Popular Evolutionism and the Ethics of Progress. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 143).
Chapter Dorel, Frédéric (2010) The Edifying Fold: Discomfort with Technology in the Jesuits' Letters from America. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 163).
Chapter Meigs, Mark (2010) The First Dinosaurs and Changing Museum Paradigms in America. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 131).
Chapter Achouche, Mehdi (2010) A “Republic of Science”? The Role of Science in Thomas Jefferson's Imperial Vision. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 101).
Chapter Guellec, Anne Le (2010) The Discourse of Empiricism and the Legitimization of Empire. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 55).
Chapter Morisson, Valérie (2010) Cartography in the Age of Science: The Mapping of Ireland in the Nineteenth Century. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 25).
Chapter Vandamm, Christine (2010) Western Science, Colonisation and Reification: A Case Study of the Utilitarian Use of Botany in David Malouf's Remembering Babylon. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 43).
Chapter Prévost, Stéphanie (2010) “A Perfect Map of Palestine” (1872--1880): Biblical Geography, Intelligence and Prophecy. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 13).
Chapter Collomb, Jean-Daniel (2010) Questioning the Empire of Science: John Muir's Epistemological Modesty. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 177).
Chapter Ruiz, Jean-Marie (2010) Scientific Rhetoric and the American Empire. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 113).
Chapter Andréolle, Donna Spalding; Foglar, Susanne Berthier (2010) Science and the American Empire: The American School of Anthropology and the Justification of Expansionism. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 83).
Chapter Collingwood-Whittick, Sheila (2010) Skeletons in the Cupboard: Imperial Science and the Collection and Museumization of Indigenous Remains. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 65).
Chapter Delmas, Catherine (2010) Charles Doughty's Quest and Crusade in Arabia Deserta. In: Science and Empire in the Nineteenth Century: A Journey of Imperial Conquest and Scientific Progress (p. 3).
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