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Possessing Nature: Museums, Collecting, and Scientific Culture in Early Modern Italyby Paula FindlenReview by: Alix Cooper · Journal of the History of Biology · 1997

Medizin im Brief: Der Stadtische Arzt des 18. Jahrhunderts im Spiegel seiner Korrespondenzby Thomas SchnalkeReview by: Alix Cooper · Isis · 2000

The Eye of the Lynx: Galileo, His Friends, and the Beginnings of Modern Natural Historyby David FreedbergReview by: Alix Cooper · Journal of the History of Biology · 2004

Plants, Animals, and Formulae: Natural History in the Light of Latour's Science in Action and Foucault's the Order of Thingsby Dirk StemerdingReview by: Alix Cooper · Journal of the History of Biology · 1994

Hamlet and Counter-HumanismRonald Knowles · Renaissance Quarterly · 1999

Protestantism in Mainland Europe: New DirectionsDiarmaid MacCulloch · Renaissance Quarterly · 2006

Renaissance Society of America Council MeetingRenaissance Quarterly · 1995

Florence, 1492: The Reappearance of PlotinusHenri D. Saffrey · Renaissance Quarterly · 1996

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