Beiträge Zu Einer Nationalbiologie
by Wilhelm Schallmayer, originally published in 1905, delves into the concept of national biology alongside a critique of methodological objections and an appendix on scientific criticism. Schallmayer's work offers insights into the scientific and sociological thinking of the early 20th century. This treatise explores the intersections of biology, sociology, and national identity, presenting a perspective relevant to understanding the intellectual landscape of its time. It includes a detailed examination of the methodology used in the field. It also addresses the challenges of scientific criticism. This historical work remains relevant for scholars interested in the history of science and sociological thought.
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