Devils' hells and astronomers' heavens

religion, method, and popular culture in speculations about life on comets

Sara J. Schechner

3-26

The doctrine of chances without chance

determinism, mathematical probability, and quantification in the seventeenth century

Lorraine Daston

27-50

God, truth, and mathematics in nineteenth century England

Joan L. Richards

51-78

Theologians, science, and theories of truth in nineteenth-century Germany

Frederick Gregory

81-96

Equivalence, pragmatic Platonism, and discovery of the calculus

Skuli Sigurdsson

97-116

The training of German research physicist Heinrich Hertz

Jed Z. Buchwald

119-145

From psychophysics to phenomenalism

Mach and Hering on color vision

Richard L. Kremer

147-173

A usable past

creating disciplinary space for physical chemistry

Diana Kormos Barkan

175-202

Physics and chemistry

commensurate or incommensurate sciences?

Mary J. Nye

205-224

Fortran, physics, and human nature

Peter Galison

225-260