Weimar Culture and Biological Theory: A Study of Richard Woltereck (1877–1944)

Jonathan Harwood

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En replacant la vie et les travaux de Woltereck (R.) dans le contexte de la culture allemande de la fin du XIX e siecle et du debut du XX e , l'A. demontre l'impact de la valeur historiographique sur l'histoire de la biologie de la Republique de Weimar

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