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P. M. Harman

Born 1943

10 works

1982–2009 across 10 dated works

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Energy, force, and matter: the conceptual development of nineteenth-century physics1982
Metaphysics and natural philosophy: the problem of substance in classical physics1982
The scientific revolution1983
Wranglers and physicists: studies on Cambridge physics in the nineteenth century1985

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The natural philosophy of James Clerk Maxwell1998
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The Investigation of difficult things: essays on Newton and the history of the exact sciences in honour of D.T. Whiteside1992
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Metaphysics and natural philosophy: the problem of substance in classical physics1982
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The scientific revolution1983
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Wranglers and physicists: studies on Cambridge physics in the nineteenth century1985
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Energy, force, and matter: the conceptual development of nineteenth-century physics1982
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The culture of nature in Britain, 1680-18602009
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Cambridge Scientific Minds2002
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Wranglers and Physicists: Studies on Cambridge Physics in the Nineteenth Century1986
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After Newton: Essays on Natural Philosophy (Collected Studies Series)1993
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