Science, Technology and Medicine in the Making of Lisbon (1840–1940)

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Introduction: Science, Technology and Medicine in the making of Lisbon (1840–1940)
Part 1 The Fabric of the City
	Introduction to Part 1
	Chapter 1 Paving the City and Urban Evolution: Science, Technology, and Craftsmanship under Our Feet
	Chapter 2 Trees, Nurseries, and Tree-lined Streets in the Making of Modern Lisbon (1840–1886)
	Chapter 3 Working-Class Neighbourhoods in Lisbon. Republican Hygienist Policies, Circulation of Workers and Capital
	Chapter 4 Crossing Urban and Transport Expertise to Pave Lisbon’s Future Urban Sprawl (1930s–1940s)
Part 2 Port City and Imperial Metropolis
	Introduction to Part 2
	Chapter 5 Hybrid Features at Lisbon’s New Lazaretto (1860–1908)
	Chapter 6 The Customs Laboratory of Lisbon from the 1880s to the 1930s: Chemistry, Trade and Scientific Spaces
	Chapter 7 Lisbon after Quarantines: Urban Protection against International Diseases
	Chapter 8 The Colonial Garden and the Colonial Agricultural Museum: Education, Research and “Tropical Illusion” in the Imperial Metropolis
	Chapter 9 Urbanising the History of “Discoveries:” The 1940 Portuguese World Exhibition and the Making of a New Imperial Capital
Part 3 The Daily Life in the City
	Introduction to Part 3
	Chapter 10 A Liberal Garden: The Estrela Garden and the Meaning of Being Public
	Chapter 11 Allies or Enemies? Dogs in the Streets of Lisbon in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
	Chapter 12 Intellectuals and the City. Private Matters in the Public Space
	Chapter 13 Working-Class Universities: Itinerant Spaces for Science, Technology and Medicine in Republican Lisbon
	Chapter 14 A Fascist Coney Island? Salazar’s Dictatorship, Popular Culture and Technological Fun (1933–1943)
Supplement Historical Urban Cartography of Lisbon
Bibliography
Index