Introduction
Part I: Physics and the New Science
1: John Heilbron: Was there a Scientific Revolution?
2: Noel Swerdlow: Galileo's Mechanics of Natural Motion and Projectiles
3: John Schuster: Cartesian Physics
4: Anthony Turner: Physics and the Instrument-Makers, 1550-1700
5: Eric Schliesser and Chris Smeenk: Newton's Principia
6: Alan Shapiro: Newton's Optics
7: Bertoloni Meli: Experimentation in the Physical Sciences of the 17th Century
8: Niccolò Guicciardini: Mathematics and the New Sciences
Part II: The Long Eighteenth Century
9: Giuliano Pancaldi: The Physics of Imponderable Fluids
10: Larry Stewart: Physics on Show: Entertainment, Demonstration, and Research in the Eighteenth Century
11: Anita McConnell: Instruments and Instrument-Makers, 1700-1850
12: Sandro Caparrini, and Craig Fraser: Mechanics in the Eighteenth Century
13: Robert Fox: Laplace and the Physics of Short-Range Forces
14: Jed Buchwald: Electricity and Magnetism to Volta
Part III: Fashioning the Discipline: from Natural Philosophy to Physics
15: Jed Buchwald: Optics in the Nineteenth Century
16: Hasok Chang: Thermal Physics and Thermodynamics
17: Crosbie Smith: Engineering Energy: Constructing a New Physics for Victorian Britain
18: Friedrich Steinle: Electromagnetism and Field Physics
19: Jed Buchwald: Electrodynamics from Thomson and Maxwell to Hertz
20: Paolo Brenni: From Workshop to Factory: The evolution of Instrument Making Industry, 1850-1930
21: Josep Simon: Physics Textbooks and Textbook Physics in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
22: Iwan Morus: Physics and Medicine
23: Kathy Olesko: Physics and Metrology
Part IV: Modern Physics
24: Graeme Gooday and Daniel Mitchell: Rethinking 'Classical Physics'
25: Olivier Darrigol and Jürgen Renn: The Emergence of Statistical Mechanics
26: Daniel Kennefick: Three and a Half Principles: The Origins of Modern Relativity Theory
27: Suman Seth: Quantum Physics
28: Terry Shinn: The Silicon Tide: Relations between Things Epistemic and Things of Function in the Semiconductor World
29: Helge Kragh: Physics and Cosmology

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