Table of Contents, Masters Thesis of David Rhees 1979

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This [thesis] study examines the first decade of Science Service, an institution for the popularization of science in Washington, D.C., during the tenure of Edwin E. Slosson as director, from 1921 to 1929.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

INTRODUCTION

Chapter

WORLD WAR I AND THE REVIVAL OF POPULAR SCIENCE

The Decline of The Nineteenth-Century Popuplar Science Tradition
The Awakening of The Scientists
The New Public Interest in Science
The Founding of Science Service

FROM IDEA TO INSTITUTION: THE FIRST DECADE OF SCIENCE SERVICE, 1921-29
THE POPULAR SCIENCE OF EDWIN E. SLOSSON

CONCLUSIONS

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

FOOTNOTES
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