Studia Historiae Scientiarum 21 (2022)

Dear H-Net members,

I would like to announce the publication of Studia Historiae Scientiarum, volume 21 (2022), the peer-reviewed, diamond (free of charges) open access journal included in Scopus, DOAJ, ERIH+, ….

The articles are free to download from our website. Please see the table of contents below for details.

The journal accepts submissions on a rolling basis. We welcome original manuscripts focusing on the different aspects of history of science – please see the journal’s Editorial Policies.

Sincerely,

Michal Kokowski,

Editor-in-Chief of Studia Historiae Scientiarum 

e-ISSN: 2543-702X | p-ISSN: 2451-3202 

STUDIA HISTORIAE SCIENTIARUM, VOL 21 (2022)

(FREE OPEN ACCESS: https://ojs.ejournals.eu/SHS/issue/view/757)

with English and Polish texts:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

• Evolutionary Transformation of the Journal. Part 9

Michał Kokowski

13–22   PDF (Polish)

SCIENCE IN POLAND

• Engineering of the Highest Caliber: Kazimierz Siemienowicz and the Culmination of the Military Revolution

Paul Wlodkowski

25–58  PDF

• The prominence of Danzig Academic Gymnasium as a cornerstone of scientific developments in Gdańsk

Roman Sznajder

59–133  PDF

• Human or Animal? On the Discussions around the Ancestry of Humanity in Polish Journals of the Second Half of the 19th Century

Katarzyna Wrzesińska

135–180  PDF (Polish)

• Dictionary of Polish Medical Terminology of 1881 as a Research Subject of a Polish Language Historian

Lucyna Agnieszka Jankowiak

181–216  PDF (Polish)

• The Paradigm Shift in the 19th-century Polish Philosophy of Mathematics

Paweł Polak

217–235  PDF

• Foundations of Mathematics and Mathematical Practice. The Case of Polish Mathematical School

Jan Woleński

237–257  PDF

• AU / PAU Contacts with Canadian Institutions in 1872–1952 according to the Academy’s Annals

Michalina Petelska

259–280  PDF (Polish)

• Origins of Theoretical Chemistry in Poland and the Role of Professor Kazimierz Gumiński

Piotr Petelenz

281–314  PDF (Polish)

SCIENCE IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE

• The Communist Way: a Look upon Soviet Archaeology in Occupied Latvia

Zenta Broka-Lāce

317–356  PDF

• Juda Kreisler (1904–1940s?): A Bio-Bibliographical Sketch of a Lviv Physicist and a Popularizer of Science

Andrij Rovenchak, Olha Rovenchak

357–395  PDF

• Abram Slutskin and Radiophysics in Ukraine of the First Half of the 20th Century: World Dimension

Elena Tverytnykova, Maryna Gutnyk

397–420  PDF

• The First Institutional Encyclopaedia in Ukraine

Vitalii Telvak, Viktoria Telvak

423–432  PDF

• Between Westernization and Traditionalism: Central and Eastern European Academia during the Transformation in the 1990s

Jan Surman, Daria Petushkova

435–483  PDF

• Looking Forward, Looking Back: Re-Connecting of Urban Planning Education in Lviv

Natalia Otrishchenko

485–514  PDF

• Natural Sciences in Academic Vienna in the 1990s: From “[Peripheral] Outpost Near the Iron Curtain” to “Central Hub”

Karen Kastenhofer

515–552  PDF

SCIENCE BEYOND BORDERS

• Boris Hessen (1893‒1936), “The Social and Economic Roots of Newton’s Principia” and the Paradoxical History of the Historiography of Science

Michał Kokowski

555–610  PDF (Polish)

BIBLIOMETRICS, SCIENCE POLICY, SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION

• List of Historical Journals Based on the New Model of Journal Evaluation – First Results

Dorota Kozłowska

613–666  PDF (Polish)

• Scoring of Journals from the History of Science on the Lists of MNiSW (January 25, 2017), MEiN (December 21, 2021) and PN IHN PAN (2022)

Michał Kokowski

667–700  PDF (Polish)

VARIA

• Rethinking Research in the Chemical Industry: Organizational History of Centre de Recherches d’Aubervilliers (1953‒2020)

Marcin Krasnodębski

703–737  PDF

SCIENTIFIC CHRONICLE

• Report on the activities of the PAU Commission on the History of Science in 2021/2022

Michał Kokowski

741–752  PDF (Polish)