Earth-Knowledge

1 Earth-Knowledge: History of Earth Sciences as Histories of Knowledge? An Introduction

Norman Henniges, Johannes Mattes, Marianne Klemun

2 "Our Earth Has Undeniably Suffered Some Great Revolutions": Johann Reinhold Forster and Scientific World-Making in Eighteenth-Century Natural History

Anne Mariss

3 Performing Science Between Laboratories and Glaciers

Dania Achermann

4 A Paradigm Shift? German Impact Crater Geology in Light of its Social/Political Context

Martina Koelbl-Ebert

5 "Very Early, the Enjoyment of Nature Research and Mountaineering Awoke in Me": Autobiographical Narratives of Lives in Earth Sciences (Early Twentieth Century, Vienna)

Sandra Klos

6 Willful Eyes and Hands: Transferring Theories into Mapmaking Knowledge in Justus Perthes' Geographical Establishment, ca. 1900-1930

Philipp Meyer

7 Vitrified Forts. Prehistoric Settlements as a Topic of Chemistry, Geology, and Early Archaeology in Scotland and Saxony (Eighteenth to Early Twentieth Century)

Susanne Grunwald

8 Bibliographic Data as Knowledge Proxies: Mapping Books and Tracing the Scientific Discipline of "Historische Geographie" (Historical Geography)

Anna Regener

9 Commentary

Pratik Chakrabarti