History of Universities Volume XXI/2 [Hardcover]

This volume is, as always, a lively combination of original research and invaluable reference material.

Articles
The Long Life of the Humanist Tradition: The Amsterdam Illustre in the Golden Age,Dirk van Miert
Chemistry Enters the University: Herman Boerhaave and the Reform of the Chemical Arts,John C. Powers
Science for Polite Society: British Dissent and the Teaching of Natural Philosophy in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,David A. Reid
Recovering the Third Culture: Johann David Michaelis and the Study of Hebrew Language and Civilization,Michael C. Legaspi
Academic Homage and Intellectual Geneaology: Inaugural Lectures at the Coll?ge de France (1949-2003),Fran?oise Waquet
Review Essay
Anatolij Evgen'evich Ivanov on Students in the Russian Empire,Hartmut R?diger Peter
Reviews
Thierry Kouam?, Le coll?ge de Dormans-Beauvais ? la fin du Moyen ?ge. Strat?gies politiques et parcours individuels ?l'Universit? de Paris (1370-1458) (Thomas Sullivan, OSB)
Douwe D. Breimer, Jos Damen, Joseph S. Freedman, Marten Hofstede, Jet Katgert, Trudi Noordermeer, & Olga Weijers. Hora Est! On Dissertations (Sara Brook)
Colin A. McLaren. Aberdden students, 1600-1860 (Robert N. Smart)
Hanspeter Marti and Detlef D?ring (eds.) Die Universit?t Leipzig und ihr gelehrtes Umfeld 1680-1780 (William Clark)