_The Reader's Guide to the History of Science_, edited by Arne
Hessenbruch, is now published.

See http://www.fitzroydearborn.com/readgths.htm

Publishers blurb: An international team of over 200 contributors looks at the
literature of the history of science in some 500 entries on
individuals (e.g. Einstein), institutions and disciplines
(e.g.Mathematics), general themes (e.g.Romantic Science) and central
concepts (e.g.Paradigm and Fact). The field has been construed
broadly to include the history of medicine and technology and
other related disciplines.
Robert Maxwell Young
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