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Volume 21; Issue 1

Honoré Fabri and the Trojan Horse of Inertia

Writing “The Case of Ellen West”: Clinical Knowledge and Historical Representation

“Names which he loved, and things well worthy to be known”: Eighteenth-Century Jesuit Natural Histories of Paraquaria and Río de la Plata

Accident Proneness (Unfallneigung): A Classic Case of Simultaneous Discovery/Construction in Psychology

Consumerism and the Rise of Balloons in Europe at the End of the Eighteenth Century