The gestation of German biology philosophy and physiology from Stahl to Schelling
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Chicago ; London :
The University of Chicago Press
[2018]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- The gestation of German biology
- Animism and organism: G. E. Stahl and the Halle medical faculty
- Making life science Newtonian: Albrecht von Haller's self-fashioning as natural scientist
- Albrecht von Haller as arbiter of German medicine: Göttingen and Bern (1736-1777)
- French vital materialism
- Taking up the French challenge: the German response
- From natural history to history of nature: from Buffon to Kant and Herder (and Blumenbach)
- Johann Friedrich Blumenbach and the life sciences in Germany: his rise to eminence from the 1770s
- Blumenbach, Kant, and the "daring adventure" of an "archaeology of nature"
- Carl Friedrich Kielmeyer and "an entirely new epoch of natural history"
- Polarität und Steigerung: the self-organization of nature and the actualization of life
- Naturphilosophie and physiology.
