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Chapter 1. THE MAKING OF A NATURAL PHILOSOPHER: From Amateur, to Expert, to Public Servant
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- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xi
- Acknowledgements xiii
- Abbreviations xvii
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. THE MAKING OF A NATURAL PHILOSOPHER: From Amateur, to Expert, to Public Servant 7
- Chapter 2. ENLIGHTENMENT SCIENCE SOUTH OF THE ALPS: The Italian Scientific Community in the Age of Volta 44
- Chapter 3. THE ELECTROPHORUS: Theory, Instrument Design, and the Social Uses of Scientific Apparatus 73
- Chapter 4. VOLTA’S SCIENCE OF ELECTRICITY: Conception, Laboratory Work, and Public Recognition 110
- Chapter 5. THE COSMOPOLITAN NETWORK: Volta and Communication among Experts in Late Enlightenment Europe 146
- Chapter 6. THE BATTERY: Invention, Instrumentalism, and Competitive Imitation 178
- Chapter 7. APPROPRIATING INVENTION: The Reception of the Voltaic Battery in Europe 211
- Chapter 8. THE SCIENTIST AS HERO: Volta and the Uses of Past Science in the Industrial Era 257
- Chapter 9. CONCLUSION: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND CONTINGENCY: Enlightenment Legacies 273
- Notes 291
- Bibliography 337
- Index 367
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xi
- Acknowledgements xiii
- Abbreviations xvii
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. THE MAKING OF A NATURAL PHILOSOPHER: From Amateur, to Expert, to Public Servant 7
- Chapter 2. ENLIGHTENMENT SCIENCE SOUTH OF THE ALPS: The Italian Scientific Community in the Age of Volta 44
- Chapter 3. THE ELECTROPHORUS: Theory, Instrument Design, and the Social Uses of Scientific Apparatus 73
- Chapter 4. VOLTA’S SCIENCE OF ELECTRICITY: Conception, Laboratory Work, and Public Recognition 110
- Chapter 5. THE COSMOPOLITAN NETWORK: Volta and Communication among Experts in Late Enlightenment Europe 146
- Chapter 6. THE BATTERY: Invention, Instrumentalism, and Competitive Imitation 178
- Chapter 7. APPROPRIATING INVENTION: The Reception of the Voltaic Battery in Europe 211
- Chapter 8. THE SCIENTIST AS HERO: Volta and the Uses of Past Science in the Industrial Era 257
- Chapter 9. CONCLUSION: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND CONTINGENCY: Enlightenment Legacies 273
- Notes 291
- Bibliography 337
- Index 367