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Scientia Canadensis
Canadian Journal of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine
Revue canadienne d'histoire des sciences, des techniques et de la médecine

Volume 17, Number 1-2, 1993 Dominions Apart: Reflections on the Culture of Science and Technology in Canada and Australia 1850-1945 Guest-edited by Roy MacLeod and Richard Jarrell

Table of contents (12 articles)

  1. Preface

    Roy M. MacLeod and Richard A. Jarrell

    pp. v–vi

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  2. Introduction

    Roy M. MacLeod and Richard A. Jarrell

    pp. 1–6

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Part I: The Culture of Science in the Settler Dominions

  1. Science, Progressivism, and "Practical Idealism:" Reflections on Efficient Imperialism and Federal Science in Australia, 1895-1915

    Roy MacLeod

    pp. 7–25

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  2. Measuring Scientific Activity in Canada and Australia before 1915: Exploring Some Possibilities

    Richard Jarrell

    pp. 27–52

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  3. Defining the Boundaries of the Field: Early Stages of the Physics Discipline in Australia

    Rod W. Home

    pp. 53–70

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Part II: The Frontier and the Bush

  1. Australian-Canadian Links in an Imperial Geological Chain: Sir William Logan, Dr. Alfred Selwyn and Henry Y.L. Brown

    Suzanne Zeller and David Branagan

    pp. 71–102

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  2. "Pioneering for a Civilized World:" Griffith Taylor and the Ecology of Geography

    Nancy J. Christie

    pp. 103–154

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Part III: "Transplanted Britons" and Native Peoples

  1. Australian Anthropology Since Darwin: Models, Foundations and Funding

    D. J. Mulvaney

    pp. 155–183

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  2. George Dawson, Franz Boas and The Origins of Professional Anthropology in Canada

    Gail Avrith-Wakeam

    pp. 185–203

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Part IV: Technology and Industry in Peace and War

  1. The Development of Chemical Industries in Australia and Canada 1850-1950

    James P. Hull, Ian D. Rae and Andrew T. Ross

    pp. 205–254

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  2. A First Step in Comparative History: The Royal Australian and Canadian Navies and High Technology in the Second World War

    David Zimmerman

    pp. 255–267

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  1. Notes on Contributors

    pp. 269–270

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