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Good condition. Very Good dust jacket. Volume 4. With remainder mark. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes …
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This is Volume 4 of The Cambridge History of Science, covering the eighteenth century. It is a scholarly reference work edited by leading historians, ideal for students and researchers. This used copy is in good condition with a very good dust jacket, though it has a remainder mark and may contain highlighting or notes. Not available for international shipping.
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About The Cambridge History of Science,...
The Cambridge History of Science, Volume 4: The Eighteenth Century is a comprehensive scholarly collection of essays that examines the development of scientific thought and practice during the Enlightenment. Edited by David C. Lindberg, Roy Porter, and Ronald L. Numbers, this volume brings together contributions from distinguished historians of science. It covers a wide range of disciplines, from physics and mathematics to natural history and medicine, situating scientific developments within their broader cultural, social, and intellectual contexts. This particular copy is in good condition with a very good dust jacket, though it bears a remainder mark and may contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes, or highlighting. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of science, but please note that it is not available for shipment outside the United States.
Who should read The Cambridge History of Science,...?
This book is essential for graduate students and scholars in the history of science, Enlightenment studies, and related fields. It is also highly recommended for academic libraries and serious collectors of reference works. Advanced undergraduates with a strong interest in eighteenth-century science will find it invaluable. General readers with a deep curiosity about the history of ideas will appreciate its authoritative yet accessible essays, though they should be prepared for a scholarly tone.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Authoritative and comprehensive coverage of eighteenth-century science
- ✓ Edited by leading historians in the field
- ✓ Essays are written by distinguished specialists
- ✓ Places scientific developments in broader cultural and social context
- ✓ Excellent reference for research and study
Cons
- ✗ Used copy may contain markings, highlighting, or notes
- ✗ Remainder mark on the book
- ✗ Not available for international shipping
- ✗ Scholarly tone may be dense for casual readers
- ✗ Volume 4 only; not a complete set
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Frequently asked questions
What is the condition of this used copy?
The book is in good condition with a very good dust jacket. It has a remainder mark and may contain bookplates, stamps, limited notes, highlighting, or a few light stains, but it remains intact and readable.
Is this book available for international shipping?
No, this item is not available for shipment outside of the United States.
Does this volume cover the entire history of science?
No, this is Volume 4 only, which focuses specifically on the eighteenth century. It is part of a larger multi-volume series.
Who are the editors of this volume?
The series is edited by David C. Lindberg and Ronald L. Numbers, and this volume is edited by Roy Porter.
Is this book suitable for undergraduate students?
Yes, advanced undergraduates in history, philosophy, or science studies will find it useful, though it is primarily aimed at graduate students and scholars.
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