TY  - GEN
AU  - Hochadel, Oliver Ed.
AU  - Nieto-Galan, Agusti Ed.
TI  - Urban histories of science : making knowledge in the city 1820-1940
SN  - 9780415784177
U1  - 307.76 
PY  - 2019///
CY  - New York
PB  - Routledge
N1  - Contents
Figures and Maps	Vil
Contributors	IX
Preface	Xlll
Urban Histories of Science: How to Tell the Tale  1
OLIVER  HOCHADEL  AND AGUSTi NIETO-GALAN
1 Envisioning a New European Metropolis: Designing the
National  Observatory of Athens    	16
MARIA  RENTETZI  AND SPIROS FLEVARIS
2 Institutionalizing the "Metropolis of Mechanics":
Philosophical  Engineering  in the City of Glasgow  c. 1820-c. 1875	37
BEN   MARSDEN
3 The Natural Sciences and Their Public at the Meetings of the Hungarian Association for the Advancement of Science in
Budapest and Beyond, 1841-1896	59
KATALIN STRANER
4 Copepods and Fisherboys:  Advanced  Marine Biological
Research and Street Poverty  in Naples c. 1890	          80
KATHARINA STEINER
5 Locating Dublin in the Late Nineteenth-Century Ether	102
TANYA  O'SULLIVAN
6 Second City of Science? Dublin as a Center of Calculation in
the British Imperial  Context, 1886-1912	122
7 From Capital City to Scientific Capital: Science, Technology,
and Medicine in Lisbon as Seen through the Press, 1900-1910	141
ANA   SIMOES
8 Collective Expertise behind the Urban Planning of
Munkkiniemi  and  Haaga,  Helsinki (c. 1915)	164
EMILIA KARPPINEN
9 On Hygiene in a Modern Peripheral City:
Buenos Aires, 1870-1940	186
DIEGO ARMUS
10 From Electricity to the Photo Archive: National Identity and
the Planning of the 1929 Barcelona   International Exhibition	208
LUCILA  MALLART
Index	227

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