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ISR is a quarterly journal that aims to set contemporary and historical developments in the sciences and technology into their wider social and cultural context and to illuminate their interrelations with the humanities and arts. It seeks out contributions that measure up to the highest excellence in scholarship but that also speak to an audience of intelligent non-specialists. It actively explores the differing trajectories of the disciplines and practices in its purview, to clarify what each is attempting to do in its own terms, so that constructive dialogue across them is strengthened. It focuses whenever possible on conceptual bridge-building and collaborative research that nevertheless respect disciplinary variation. ISR features thematic issues on broad topics attractive across the disciplines and publishes special issues derived from wide-ranging interdisciplinary colloquia and conferences.
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Interdisciplinary thoughts 1976-1996

Visual Cultures in Science and Technology: a comparative history
Now available for review: Visual Cultures in Science and Technology: a comparative history by Klaus Hentschel (Oxford University Press, 2014).
Please contact the Book Reviews Editor, Paul Bohan-Broderick (paul.bohanbroderick@gmail.com), directly if you are interested in reviewing this book and have relevant expertise.
Monday, 9 March 2015
The Expressiveness of Perceptual Experience: Physiognomy Reconsidered
Now available for review: The Expressiveness of Perceptual Experience: Physiognomy Reconsidered by Martin S. Lindauer, The College at Brockport, State University of New York (John Benjamins Publishing, 2015).
Please contact the Book Reviews Editor, Paul Bohan-Broderick (paul.bohanbroderick@gmail.com), directly if you are interested in reviewing this book and have relevant expertise.
Friday, 22 August 2014
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 39.2 (September 2014)
39.3 (September 2014)
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New Directions in Theatre and Science - Part 2
Guest Editorial
pp.203-203
Authors: Bartleet, Carina; Shepherd-Barr, Kirsten
Tom Stoppard’s Big Picture: The Chaos that is Our World
pp.204-212
Author: William W. Demastes
Representing Science that Isn’t: Harvest as Science Fiction Theatre
pp.213-223
Author: Jenni G Halpin
Simon McBurney’s Ambitious Pursuit of the Pure Maths Play
pp.224-237
Author: Stephen Abbott
Hospital Drama: Visual Theatres of the Medical Rendezvous from Asylum to Hospital with Reference to Specific Works by Anna Furse
pp.238-257
Author: Anna Furse
Seeds: Contracting the Audience in a Play about Science
pp.258-274
Author: Gyllian Raby
Communicating Science through the Performing Arts
pp.275-289
Author: Brian Schwartz
Taking Direction: New Dramaturgies of Science from the Splice Symposium and the Performing Science Conference
pp.290-296
Author: Alex Mermikides
Review
pp.297-298
Thursday, 22 May 2014
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 39.2 (June 2014)
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews
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Friday, 28 February 2014
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 39.1 (March 2014)
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews - Poetries and Science in the 21st Century
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Monday, 21 October 2013
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 38.4 (December 2013)
38.2 (June 2013)
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Editorial
pp.291-291(1)
Guest Editorial
pp.292-291(3)
Authors: Bartleet, Carina; Shepherd-Barr, Kirsten
Science in contemporary British theatre: a conceptual approach
pp.295-305(11)
Author: Campos, Liliane
Cardboard, Conjuring and 'A Very Curious Experiment'
pp.306-320(15)
Author: Watt-Smith, Tiffany
Imagining Otherwise: Autism, Neuroaesthetics and Contemporary Performance
321-334(14)
Author: Shaughnessy, Nicola
Revisiting the Puzzle Factory: Cultural Representations of Psychiatric Asylums
pp.335-350(16)
Author: Harpin, Anna
Performing Science (Not Ethics) in Analogue's 2401 Objects
pp.351-364(14)
Author: Bartleet, Carina
''The Accesptable Face of the Unintelligible': Intermediality and the Science Play'
pp.365-379(15)
Author: Heuvel, Mike Vanden
Reviews
pp.380-384(5)
