The Structures of Practical Knowledge

Chapter 1 The Epistemology of Practical Knowledge

Chapter 2 Pocket-Size Architectural Notebooks and the Codification of Practical Knowledge

Chapter 4 “Which Cannot Be Sufficiently Described by My Pen.” The Codification of Knowledge in Theater Engineering, 1480–1680

Chapter 5 Shooting with Ink

Chapter 6 Doing It Wrong: The Translation of Artisanal Knowledge and the Codification of Error

Chapter 7 The Chiaroscuro Woodcut in the Early Modern Period

Chapter 8 Multi-tasking “Pre-professional” Architect/Engineers and Other Bricolagic Practitioners as Key Figures in the Elision of Boundaries Between Practice and Learning in Sixteenth-Century Europe: Some Roman Examples

Chapter 9 Architectural Knowledge

Chapter 10 Knowledge by Design—Architecture and Jade Models During the Qianlong 乾隆 Reign (1735–1796)

Chapter 11 Hybrid Experts

Chapter 12 Utilitas astronomiae in the Renaissance: The Rhetoric and Epistemology of Astronomy

Chapter 13 Incunable Almanacs and Practica as Practical Knowledge Produced in Trading Zones

Chapter 14 The Codification of Vernacular Theories of Metallic Generation in Sixteenth-Century European Mining and Metalworking

Chapter 15 Preserving the Cutting Edge: Traveling Woodblocks, Material Networks, and Visualizing Plants in Early Modern Europe

Chapter 16 The Tracts on the Sphere: Knowledge Restructured Over a Network