Table of contents for Science as public culture : chemistry and enlightenment in Britain, 1760-1820 / Jan Golinski.


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Acknowledgments
List of illustrations
1. Introduction: science as public culture
2. 'The study of a gentlemen': chemistry as a public science in the Scottish Enlightenment
3. Joseph Priestley and the English Enlightement
4. Airs and their uses
5. The coming of the chemical revolution
6. 'Dr Beddoes's Breath': nitrous oxide and the culmination of Enlightenment medical chemistry
7. Humphry Davy: the public face of genius
8. Analysis, education and the chemical community
Bibliography
Index.


Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Chemistry Great Britain History 18th century, Chemistry Great Britain History 19th century