Titlebook: Chemistry in America 1876–1976; Historical Indicator Arnold Thackray,Jeffrey L. Sturchio,Robert Bud Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Med

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Chemistry as Discipline,d advancement of those theoretic parts considered as an autonomous intellectual system. Depending on whether stress is placed on “articulation” or “advancement”, the boundaries of membership will be more or less tightly drawn. Either way, those boundaries coincide roughly with the boundaries of acad

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Maria Toledo-Rodriguez,Thomas Boillateme. The academic community of chemists possesses no monopoly on the articulation and advancement of the concepts of chemistry. It does, however, represent the central core — and probably the overwhelming mass — of those engaged in the activities of the chemical discipline.

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Chemistry as Discipline,eme. The academic community of chemists possesses no monopoly on the articulation and advancement of the concepts of chemistry. It does, however, represent the central core — and probably the overwhelming mass — of those engaged in the activities of the chemical discipline.

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Book 1985brought home forcibly to us when we undertook a research seminar in the comparative history of modern chemistry in Britain, Germany, and the United States. That seminar, which took place at the University of Pennsylvania in the spring of 1975, was paralleled by one devoted to the work of the "Annale

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Orientations,n, less attention has been directed toward understanding the historical forces at work in the development of the American “scientific estate”. Little is known of the dynamics by which the sciences have evolved in America over the past one hundred years, or of the cultural constellations in which those sciences are embedded.

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Yiannis Dimotikalis,Christos H. Skiadashe countries that constitute the core group of advanced industrial nations are set off from the rest of the world as much by their contributions to the specialized literature of scientific research as by their gross national products. At present, the United States dominates. According to one estimat