Science, industry, and the social order in post-revolutionary France

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Acknowledgements = xiii
• SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY
• Ⅰ An uneasy courtship: rhetoric and reality in the relations between academic and industrial chemistry, 1770-1914 = 521-525
• Ⅱ Education for a new age. The Conservatoire Des Arts et N$$\acute e$$tiers, 1815-30 = 23-38
• Ⅲ Les R$$\acute e$$flexions sur la puissance motrice du feu de Sadi Carnot et la le$$\varsigma $$on de leur $$\acute e$$dition critique = 283-301
• Ⅳ L'attitude des professeurs des facult$$\acute e$$s des sciences face $$\grave a$$ l'industrialisation en France entre 1850 et 1914 = 135-147
• Ⅴ Contingency or mentality? Technical innovation in France in the age of science-based industry = 59-68
• Ⅵ France in perspective: education, innovation, and performance in the French electrical industry, 1880-1914 = 201-226
• Ⅶ Edison et la presse fran$$\varsigma $$aise $$\grave a$$ l'Exposition internationale d'$$\acute e$$1ectricit$$\acute e$$ de 1881 = 223-235
• EDUCATION AND THE COMMUNITY OF SCIENCE
• Ⅷ Science, the university, and the state in nineteenth-century France = 66-145
• Ⅸ Exporting tradition: foreign perceptions of the Ecole Polytechnique, 1794-1850 = 1-12
• Ⅹ Technological and scientific studies and the democratisation of higher education = 164-170
• XI The Ecole Polytechnique criticised and vindicated = 329-334
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE
• XII The provincial academies and cultural survival in revolutionary and post-revolutionary France = 1-8
• XIII Les conf$$\acute e$$rences mondaines sous le Second Empire = 49-57
• XIV Positivists, free thinkers, and the reform of French science during the Second Empire = 1-21
• XV The view over the Rhine: perceptions of German science and technology in France, 1860-1914 = 14-24
• XVI La professionalisation: un concept pour l'historien de la science fran$$\varsigma $$aise au XIXe si$$\grave e$$cle = 413-422
• XVII Research and curatorship in the national science museums: a reflexion on threats and opportunities = 263-271
• Index = 1-9