HSCI 224: A Brief Bibliography
| The following works a listed in order, more or less, synchronic with the course. Many, if not all, are available at Sawyer Library. |
| I.B. Cohen | Revolutions in Science |
| T.S. Kuhn | The Structure of Scientific Revolutions |
| P. Thagard | Conceptual Revolutions |
| Peter Barker &
Roger Ariew eds |
Revolution and Continuity |
| D.C. Lindberg &
R. S. Westman eds. |
Reappraisals of the scientific revolution |
| S. Mason | A History of the Sciences |
| T.S. Kuhn | The Copernican Revolution |
| A. Koestler | The Sleepwalkers |
| A. Koyre | From the Closed World to the Infinite Universe |
| A. Armitage | Copernicus |
| J.Dreyer | Tycho Brahe |
| E.J. Dijksterhuis | Mechanization of the World Picture |
| H. Kearney | Science and Change, 1500-1700 |
| A.R. Hall | From Galileo to Newton |
| I.B.Cohen | Birth of a New Physics |
| P. Redondi | Galileo Heretic |
| R. Westfall | Never at Rest |
| R. Westfall | The Construction of Modern Science |
| S. Drake | Discoveries and Opinions of Galileo |
| I. Newton | Principia |
| G. Galileo | Dialogues Concerning the Two Chief Systems of the World |
| G. Galileo | Discourses on the Two New Sciences |
| I. Newton | Opticks |
| H. Butterfield | The Origins of Modern Science |
| H.M.Leicester | The Historical Background of Chemistry |
| D. McKie | Antoine Lavoisier |
| J.C. Greene | The Death of Adam |
| Dean, Dennis R. | James Hutton and the history of geology |
| S. J. Gould | Time's Arrow, Time's Cycle |
| M. Greene | Geology in the 19th Century |
| L. Eiseley | Darwin's Century |
| G. Himmelfarb | Darwin and the Darwinian Revolution |
| C. Darwin | The Origin of Species |
| P. Appleman,ed. | Darwin (Norton Anthology, 2nd ed.) |
| A.Desmond &
J. Moore |
Darwin |
| Bowler, Peter J. | The non-Darwinian revolution |
| D. Kevles | In the Name of Eugenics |
| T.S. Kuhn | Black Body Theory and the Quantum Discontinuity (tech.) |
| V. Guillemin | The Story of Quantum Mechanics |
| B.L. Cline | The Questioners |
| B. Hoffman | Albert Einstein, Creator and Rebel |
| W. Heisenberg | Physics and Philosophy |
| A. Pais | Subtle is the Lord: the Science and the Life of A. Einstein |
| E. A. Burtt | The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Science |
| G. Holton | Thematic Origins of ScientificThought: Kepler to Einstein |
| P.J.Bowler | The Eclipse of Darwinism |
| J. D. Watson | The Double Helix |
| A. N. Whitehead | Science and the Modern World |
| H.F.Judson | The Eighth Day of Creation |
| LeGrand, H. E. | Drifting continents and shifting theories |