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Natural science in Jena in the time of Hegel: A background for a speculative philosophy of nature

P. Ziche

Hegel-Studien 32:9-40 (1997)

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Wissenschaftskultur in Briefen: F.A.C. Grens antiphlogistische Bekehrung, galvanische Experimentalprogramme und internationale Wissenschaftsbeziehungen in Briefen an die Jenaer „Naturforschende Gesellschaft”.Paul Ziche & Peter Bornschlegell - 2000 - NTM Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Wissenschaften, Technik und Medizin 8 (1):149-169.details The Naturforschende Gesellschaft (NFG) of Jena, founded in 1793, became instrumental for the development of the sciences in Jena in this period. New experimental facilities, new organizational structures and new scientific topics such as antiphlogistic chemistry and galvanism were introduced into Jena via the NFG. An investigation of the letters that were sent to the NFG shows, 1., how important the NFG was for the reception of these new results and for transmitting them to a wider audience; 2., how scientists, (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
Eine naturwissenschaftliche Forschungsbibliothek des 18. Jahrhunderts: Die Bibliothek der ‚Naturforschenden Gesellschaft’︁ zu Jena.Paul Ziche, Gabriele Büch, Karsten Kenklies, Horst Neuper & Olaf Breidbach - 2000 - Berichte Zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte 23 (4):433-447.details The ‚Naturforschende Gesellschaft’︁, founded in 1793, proved instrumental for the development of science at the University of Jena around 1800. Its library can be considered as one of its most important facilities provided for research and for the education of students. Since this library has been preserved almost without losses, we can ask whether this library served the purpose of a research library in the newly established field of ‚science’︁. In consequence, the role of scientific societies and the genesis of (...) Download Export citation Bookmark

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