/ edited by Thomas Dixon, Geoffrey Cantor, and Stephen Pumfrey
Cambridge; New York
: Cambridge University Press
, 2011.
xiv, 317 p.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 299-310) and index
Introduction / Thomas Dixon -- Pt. I. Categories. 'Science' and 'religion' : constructing the boundaries / Peter Harrison -- Science and religion in postmodern perspective : the case of Bruno Latour / Jan Golinski -- Pt. II. Narratives. Religion and the changing historiography of the scientific revolution / Margaret J. Osler -- The late Victorian conflict of science and religion as an event in nineteenth-century intellectual and cultural history / Frank M. Turner -- Islam, Christianity, and the conflict thesis / B. Harun Kucuk -- Pt. III. Evolution and creationism. Evolution and creationism in the Islamic world / Salman Hameed -- Understanding creationism and evolution in America and Europe / Bronislaw Szerszynski -- Pt. IV. The politics of publishing. A global history of science and religion / Sujit Sivasundaram -- The Scopes trial beyond science and religion / Adam R. Shapiro -- Science, religion, and the history of the book / Jonathan R. Topham -- Pt. V. Ways forward. Sciences and religions : what it means to take historical perspectives seriously / Noah Efron -- Simplifying complexity : patterns in the history of science and religion / Ronald L. Numbers -- What shall we do with the 'conflict thesis'? / Geoffrey Cantor