Appletons' Popular Science Monthly, July 1899 Volume LV, No. 3, July 1899
by Various, William Jay
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Considering the articles presented in this 1899 volume, what pressing scientific or technological questions of the era seem most prominent, and how do they reflect the prevailing anxieties or aspirations of the late 19th century?
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If you were reading this publication in 1899, which scientific advancement or prediction discussed do you think would have most captivated your imagination, and why? How does that compare to what excites you about science today?
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How does the language and style of communication used in these articles differ from or resemble contemporary popular science writing? What does this tell us about the intended audience and the perceived role of science in society at the time?
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