Titlebook: Romanticism in Science; Science in Europe, 1 Stefano Poggi,Maurizio Bossi Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 19th cen

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From Romantic , to a Theory of Scientific Method for the Medical Disciplines,rovided a goal of unity of knowledge, an increase in organic images of the world, and numerous theories of science.. Yet these same ideas came under heavy criticism in the late Romantic period and afterwards.. The reconciliation of one strand of this ambivalence is our aim here. We intend to demonst

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Romanticism and Dutch Scientists, over the continent by means of publications by three Dutch scientists: the physician and chemist Herman Boerhaave (1668–1738) and the physicists Willem Jacob ’s Gravesande (1688–1742) and Petrus van Musschenbroek (1692–1761). In the second half of the century the Dutch universities lost their ascen

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The Unity of Teaching and Research,ice is focussed on . and . knowledge. Knowledge to be taught has to be collected, memorized, systematized and actively maintained (against corruption of texts, decay of memory, etc.) — and there are separate terms for systematizing knowledge which correspond to the role differentiation of teaching a

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,Linguistics and Modern Philology in Germany 1800–1840 as ‘Scientific’ Subjects and as University Dih century in Germany, however, was the evolution of a certain kind of linguistics, that is to say comparative historical linguistics, and the establishment of modern philology, comprising both language and literature, as a university discipline, respectively as various university disciplines.

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