Translating Early Modern Science

Abstract

This volume is the result of an initial conference, and several conference panels.On 28 June 2013, we organized a one-day conference 'Translation and the Circulation of Knowledge in Early Modern Science' at the Warburg Institute in London; we subsequently participated in two panels 'Translating How-To' at the European Society of the History of Science in Lisbon from 4-6 September 2014; and we organized two more panels on our initial conference theme at the Meeting of the Renaissance Society of America in Berlin, 26-28 March 2015.Our first thanks must go to our authors, for their engaging presentations, their excellent contributions, and their patience in the publication process.The conference at the Warburg Institute would not have been possible without the support of its then director, Peter Mack, nor the support and help of Joanna Woodall in helping us organize, and the support (and key-note address) from Sven Dupré, as well as Guido Giglioni and Eric Jorink.We would like to thank Sven Dupré and Elaine Leong for inviting us to speak in their panels in Lisbon, and Monica Azzolini (RSA representative for the History of Science) and Dario Tessicini (University of Durham) for supporting our panels at the RSA meeting in Berlin.

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