Romanticism in Science: Science in Europe, 1790-1840 Book

	Acknowledgements
	Preface
	Introduction
	Wechselwirkung in the Life and Other Sciences: A Word, New Claims and a Concept Around 1800 ... and Much Later	1
	Geometry and "Metaphysics of Space" in Gauss and Riemann	15
	Romanticism versus Enlightenment: Sir Humphry Davy's Idea of Chemical Philosophy	31
	Lamarck and the Birth of Biology 1740-1810	47
	On the Origin of Romantic Biology and Its Further Development at the University of Jena Between 1790 and 1850	75
	"Nature Is an Organized Whole": J.F. Fries's Reformulation of Kant's Philosophy of Organism	91
	The Anthropological Theory of Johann Friedrich Blumenbach	103
	Soemmerring, Kant and the Organ of the Soul	127
	Neurology and Biology in the Romantic Age in Germany: Canrus, Burdach, Gall, von Baer	143
	From Romantic Naturphilosophie to a Theory of Scientific Method for the Medical Disciplines	161
	Romanticism and Dutch Scientists	175
	The Unity of Teaching and Research	189
	Linguistics and Modern Philology in Germany 1800-1840 as 'Scientific' Subjects and as University Disciplines	203
	The Unity of Nature and Mind: Gustav Theodor Fechner's Non-Reductive Materialism	215
	Index	237