Eight Papers from the Joint Meeting between the
Textbook Colloquium and The British Society for the History
of Science
held on January 10th 1998 at Leeds University.
- Textbooks
as history: the work of the colloquium
- Ian Michael
Institute of Education, London University
- Textbooks
and the history of science
- John Hedley Brooke
University of Lancaster
- The
world wide web and chemistry textbooks on line
- Bill Palmer
Faculty of Education, Northern Territory University,
Australia
- A tale
of two encyclopaedias: transitions in the presentation of scientific knowledge
- John Issitt
The Open University
- A
textbook revolution: J. Deighton and Sons and the reform of mathematics in early
nineteenth-century Cambridge
- Jon Topham
University of Cambridge
- Exporting
textbooks: the Latin American enterprise of Rudolph Ackerman
- Eugenia Roldan Vera
University of Cambridge
- Book-borne
ghosts who talk in us : John Tyndall's ways of talking and their residue today
- Clive Sutton
University of Leicester
- The
communication of science by popular books 1700-1760
- Michael Honeybone
The Open University
©
Copyright 1998
- The TEXTBOOK COLLOQUIUM