Springer-Verlag : history of a scientific publishing house . part 1

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Lists = Ⅸ
• Translator's Foreword = XI
• Preface = XIII
• The Owners of Springer-Verlag = XVIII
• CHAPTER 1 From the Founding of the Company to the Sale of the Bookshop(1842-1858)
• Origins of the Family. Julius Springer's Childhood = 1
• The Years of Travelling Apprenticeship = 1
• Establishment of the Company = 5
• The Bookshop = 8
• Commission Business = 12
• The Publishing House = 14
• Political Matters = 15
• First Contact with Jeremias Gotthelf = 20
• Association for Folk Writings = 24
• "Impudent and Disrespectful" = 27
• The revolution of 1848 / 49 = 29
• Arrested for Offences Against the Press Laws = 32
• Continuing Favourite : Jeremias Gotthelf = 33
• The End of the Folk Writings Association = 38
• Teaching and Entertainment for Young people = 39
• A Multifaceted Programme = 40
• New Accents = 43
• Sale of the Bookshop = 44
• CHAPTER 2 Building up the Publishing House and the Beginnings of Specialisation (1858-1877)
• The "New Era" = 48
• Political Items in the Publishing Programme = 49
• The Publishing Firm and the Constitutional Conflict = 52
• Travel Books and Belles Lettres = 53
• Expansion and End of the Young People's Publishing Programme = 55
• Schoolbooks = 59
• Launching a Textbook = 60
• Forestry, Hunting and Agriculture = 62
• Pharmacy : the Domain of One Author = 65
• Member of the Berlin Town Council = 70
• The Journalist. Activities Within the Book Trade Committees = 71
• First Chairman of the B$$\ddot o$$rsenverein (Book Trade Association) = 73
• Copyright and Publishers' Rights = 75
• Concentration of Forces = 77
• Ferdinand Springer = 78
• Julius Springer's Final Years = 79
• CHAPTER 3 Publisher of Books in Engineering and for Public Authorities (1877-1906)
• Transitios = 83
• The Springer Brothers = 84
• Founding Years or Journals = 87
• Contacts with the Authorities = 88
• The Imperial Timetable = 92
• Publisher of Engineering Books = 95
• Zeitschrift des Vereines Deutscher Ingenieure (Journal of the Society of German Engineers) = 98
• Electrical Engineering = 101
• Werner von Siemens. Rudolf Diesel = 108
• Journal Articles Turn into Books = 112
• Chemistry and Foodstuff Research = 115
• Pharmacy = 120
• Medicine = 124
• Mathematics and Physics = 129
• The State, Law and Economics in the New Empire = 133
• Schoolbooks = 135
• Forestry = 137
• The Springer Logo = 138
• Changes in the Market = 140
• The Springer Paragraph = 141
• Ferdinand Springer Amidt the "Battle of Books" = 143
• The Emergence of Specialised Sections Within Springer-Verlag = 149
• Author Contracts and Royalties = 152
• The Sons Join the Firm = 155
• Ferdinand Springer's Last Weeks = 158
• A Balance-Sheet 1877-1906 = 159
• CHAPTER 4 Stormy Growth. World War Ⅰ (1907-1918)
• The Third Generation = 162
• Ferdinand Springer's Publishing Concept = 164
• Medicine = 166
• Biochemische Zeitschrift = 166
• The Ergebnisse Series = 171
• Handbooks = 175
• Zentralbl$$\ddot a$$tter = 181
• Paul Ehrlich = 184
• Emil Fischer = 188
• Heidelberg Contacts : Wilmanns and Jaspers = 190
• Arnold Berliner and Die Naturwissenschaften = 192
• Developments in the Engineering Programme = 196
• Literature for building Engineers = 197
• Machine Tools. Study of Factory Management = 200
• A Germn-American Joint Venture = 203
• First Books on Aviation. Motor Car Literature = 206
• Dubbel's Manual for Engine Construction = 210
• Taking a Share in a Printing Firm = 214
• A New Building 80 Years Ago = 217
• Social Policies. The Library System = 220
• Some Statistics for 1913 = 223
• Start of World War Ⅰ = 225
• Production in World War Ⅰ = 226
• New Activities = 228
• Mathematics = 229
• Beilstein's Handbuch and Other Acquisitions = 231
• Co-Owners of the J.F. Bergmann Publishing House = 234
• CHAPTER 5 The Expansion of Scientific Publishing (1919-1932)
• The Beginnings of Inflation = 237
• The Key Number = 237
• Prices in Other Currencies = 238
• On the Position of Authors = 240
• At the Peak of Inflation = 242
• Societies as Publishers = 243
• Purchase of Hirschwald, Publisher and Bookseller = 245
• The Establishment of a Publishing House in Vienna = 249
• Journal Expansion = 251
• Handb$$\ddot u$$cher (Handbooks) = 254
• Mathematics in G$$\ddot o$$ttingen : Richard Courant = 260
• Physics in G$$\ddot o$$ttingen : Max Born = 265
• Struktur der Materie (The Structure of Matter) = 271
• A Rapid-Action Project : Handbuch der Physik = 272
• The Medical Programme = 275
• Surgery = 278
• A Journal for Medical Specialists = 280
• Biology = 283
• Verst$$\ddot a$$ndliche Wissenschaft (Understandable Science) = 288
• Special Features in the Publication of Engineering Books = 293
• The Engineering Branch of Springer-Verlag After World War Ⅰ = 294
• A Library of Manuals for Building Engineers = 297
• Communication and Radio Technology : Eugen Nesper = 299
• Jurisprudence, Political Science and Economics = 303
• The Design of Springer Books = 307
• Purchase of the F.C.W. Vogel Publishing Company = 311
• The Organisation of the Company = 315
• The Economic Crisis = 320
• CHAPTER 6 Years of Danger (1933-1945)
• A Law and Its Consequences = 325
• Gleichschaltung (Forced Conformity) = 326
• "Aryanisation" = 332
• Loss of Authors / Editors = 333
• In the Labyrinth of Ministerial Responsibilities = 340
• A Jewish Publishing House? = 342
• Julius Springer is Forced to Leave = 345
• The "Group of Followers" of Springer-Verlag = 347
• Control Measures Until 1939 = 348
• Forbidden or Tolerated = 349
• A Springer Journal in the Third Reich = 354
• Development of the Programme = 357
• Springer-Verlag's Financial Situation 1933-1938 = 363
• Springer-Verlag in Vienna, 1933-1938 = 366
• During World War Ⅱ = 367
• Ferdinand Springer is Forced to Leave = 371
• The Firm During the War = 373
• An Ineffective Ban = 375
• The Last Years of the War = 379
• A New Beginning = 384
• APPENDIX
• Abbreviations = 388
• Notes = 389
• References = 411
• Index = 427
• Source of Illustrations = 447