Books in the History and Philosophy of Science, Medicine, and Technology, and their Social Consequences
Tore Frängsmyr, ed.
“…The indispensable study of Linnaeus is by Frängsmyr 1983 (1994), 110-55.” -Rhoda Rappaport, When Geologists Were Historians, 1665-1750.
Editor’s Introduction
Sten Lindroth
The Two Faces of Linnaeus
Gunnar Eriksson
Linnaeus the Botanist
Tore Frangsmyr
Linnaues as a Geologist
Gunnar Broberg
Homo sapiens
Linnaeus’s Classifications of Man
Works of Linnaeus Mentioned
Index
Contributors
Books by Author
Books by Title
New Books
Previously Published
Recently Published
The Swedish Connection
History of Medicine
History of Science
History of Technology
Philosophy of Science
Boston Medical Library/ Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Clinical Consultations
Dental Classics in Perspective
European Studies in Science History and the Arts
National Library of Medicine
Nobel Museum Archives
Nobel Symposia
The Nobel Prizes/Les Prix Nobel
The Papers of Joseph Henry
Uppsala Studies in History of Science
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