MARC Record from University of Toronto

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008 900627s1970 nyu ac 11 eng d
020 $c2.45
046 $aLC
050 0 $aQ171$b.B335 1970
082 $a508/.1
090 8 $aQ 171 .B335 1970$bTRIN
100 10 $aBasalla, George.
245 10 $aVictorian science;$ba self-portrait from the presidential addresses of the British Association for the Advancement of Science.$cEdited by George Basalla, William Coleman [and] Robert H. Kargon.
260 0 $aGarden City, N.Y. :$bDoubleday,$c1970.
300 $ax, 510 p. :$billus., ports. ;$c19 cm.
505 0 $aScience and society: The Founding of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, by W. V. Harcourt. Science and the state, by Prince Albert. Science and technology as sources of national power, by L. Playfair.--The physical sciences: Force and energy in an industrial society, by W. R. Grove. The structure of matter and the unity of science, by W. Thomson. Science and Victorian material culture, by W. Fairbairn. The molecule and the progress of chemistry, by H. E. Roscoe.--The life sciences: Embryology and evolution, by A. Thomson. Protoplasm and the commonality of life, by G. J. Allman. Physiology and the functional aspects of the organism, by J. S. Burdon-Sanderson. The evolutionary hypothesis, by C. G. B. Daubeny, and others.--Geology: Geology becomes a science, by A. Geikie.--Method and metaphysics: The logic of scientific endeavor, by J. Herschel. Man the interpreter of nature, by W. B. Carpenter. Science and religion, by J. Tyndall.--Fin de siècle: The new century. The death of the Queen. By J. N. Lockyer.
650 0 $aScience
700 10 $aColeman, William,$d1934-
700 10 $aKargon, Robert Hugh.
710 20 $aBritish Association for the Advancement of Science.
948 $a07/15/1992$b02/14/2002
949 $aQ171 .B335 1970 TRIN$wLC$c1$i31761027628601$d12/2/2002$lSTACKS$mTRINITY$n3$q3$rY$sY$tBOOK$u26/8/1992