Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. FIGURES vii
4. EDITORS' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi
5. CONTRIBUTORS xiii
6. CHAPTER ONE. Dimensions of Modelling 1
7. PART ONE. Modelling and Enlightenment
8. CHAPTER TWO. Representing Invention, Viewing Models 19
9. CHAPTER THREE. Plastic Anatomies and Artificial Dissections 43
10. CHAPTER FOUR. Fish and Ships: Models in the Age of Reason 71
11. PART TWO. Disciplines and Display
12. CHAPTER FIVE. Modelling Monuments and Excavations 109
13. CHAPTER SIX. Monsters at the Crystal Palace 138
14. CHAPTER SEVEN. Plastic Publishing in Embryology 170
15. CHAPTER EIGHT. Casting Skin: Meanings for Doctors, Artists, and Patients 207
16. CHAPTER NINE. Molecules and Croquet Balls 242
17. CHAPTER TEN. Mathematical Models 276
18. CHAPTER ELEVEN. Science, Art, and Authenticity in Natural History Displays 307
19. PART THREE. New Media and Old
20. CHAPTER TWELVE. Models and the Making of Molecular Biology 339
21. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Secrets Hidden by Two-Dimensionality: The Economy as a Hydraulic Machine 369
22. CHAPTER FOURTEEN. From Model Kits to Interactive Computer Graphics 402
23. Commentaries
24. CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Three-Dimensional Models in Philosophical Perspective 433
25. CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Material Models as Visual Culture 443
26. INDEX 453