... Abstract The present paper investigates the conceptual development of Alexander on Humboldt connected to Naturphilosophie. It is shown that in the correspondence of Humboldt with this group the - velopment of Alexander von Humboldt. The point of reference is his relation to Schelling and to a series ..."

... showing the similarity between Humboldt's world view and that of the Pythagoreans. It inquires into Humboldt's world view and that of the Pythagoreans. It inquires into Humboldt's notion of nature similarity between Humboldt's world view and that of the Pythagoreans. It inquires into Hum- boldt's notion ..."

... is that Alexander von Humboldt's research exemplifies a 'progressive research program' (Imre Lakatos The thesis of this contribution is that Alexander von Humboldt’s research exemplifies a ‘progressive principle that push- es Humboldt to traverse great heights and lati- tudes. His visit to Tenerife and the ..."

... für das Humboldt-Portrait diente. Abstract Both Alexander von Humboldt and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Abstract Both Alexander von Humboldt and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe have been portrayed ..."

... “ allegedly written by Alexander von Humboldt in 1818 for the Holy Alliance’s Conference at Aix-la-Chapelle Aix-la-Chapelle in reality never existed and therefore could not serve as an impediment to Humboldt und das Scheitern der indischen Reisepläne Alexander von Humboldts ABSTRACT This article argues that a „Memoir ..."

... , Alexander von Humboldt was able to acquire an integrating perspective that served him as a framework for Summary In this brief essay I propose that, with the ascent of the Teide, Alexander von Humboldt , Alexander von Humboldt was able to acquire an integrating perspective that served him as a framework for ..."

... transformations of the nineteenth century and the life and work of the Prussian scholar Alexander von Humboldt of the nineteenth century and the life and work of the Prussian scholar Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859 the American hemisphere that were actively proposed by Humboldt and intended to overcome natural ..."

... Abstract As it is well known, Humboldt and Bonpland ended their almost five-years-journey well known, Humboldt and Bonpland ended their almost five-years-journey throughout the American ), Humboldt’s political and economical thesis predicted the role and the place that would most probably ..."

... advised others how to survey in regions that he had not visited himself, to improve his own maps. Humboldt . Humboldt used maps and data from other travelers, merchants and scientists that are reflected in his legacy - sors. Later he published high quality maps and also advised others how to survey in regions that ..."

... of the concepts of nature, space and morphology in the writings of Alexander von Humboldt. Influenced of Judgment”, the writings of Goethe and Schelling, Humboldt has developed a new interpretation and writings of Goethe and Schelling, Humboldt has developed a new interpreta- tion and representation of ..."

... with his own convictions. The paper demonstrates that and how Humboldt was influenced by Herder without Abstract Humboldt’s „Kosmos“ or „physical world description“ aimed at the same time at the outer with his own convictions. The paper demonstrates that and how Humboldt was influenced by Herder without ..."

... Abstract The famous German scientist Alexander von Humboldt visited Mexico in 1803. He made Benaduci and which was at that time confiscated by the viceroyal administration. The fate of the opportunities and difficulties in collecting documents at the time of the Spanish dominion, and within that time ..."

... . Abstract This article shows the image of Alexander von Humboldt that was created in the Spanish press Abstract This article shows the image of Alexander von Humboldt that was created in the Spanish shows the image of Alexander von Humboldt that was created in the Spanish press, both in his Alexander von Humboldt. ABSTRACT This article shows the image of Alexander von Humboldt that was created ..."

... overlays of the most diverse places and landscapes. Right across Humboldt’s journeys, that were and still writings in the overlays of the most diverse places and landscapes. Right across Humboldt’s journeys, that landscapes. Right across Humboldt’s journeys, that were and still are astonishing both in their dimensions ..."

... in earth magnetism that temporarily led to some tensions between them. Humboldt‘s measuring methods and his criticized as well, Kehlmann‘s critics read his satire as a deteriorated biography of Gauss and Humboldt ..."

... Abstract Alexander von Humboldt has been characterized as the second, scientific discoverer that well-known. Some of them are quoted and discussed in the paper. Thus, an attempt is made to answer certain self-charac- terizations which are not that well-known. Some of them are quoted and discussed ..."

... . Abstract This paper outlines how Humboldt’s life and work have been influenced by his general interests Abstract This paper outlines how Humboldt’s life and work have been influenced by his general . Summary This paper outlines how Humboldt’s life and work have been influenced by his general interests ..."

... that “when Church began to paint his great canvases, Alexander von Humboldt may well have been the , Alexander von Humboldt may well have been the world’s most famous and influential intellectual.” Humboldt’s that “when Church began to paint his great canvases, Alexander von Humboldt may well have been the Humboldt to Frederic Edwin Church : Voyages of Scientific Exploration and Creativity, In: Ette,-Ottmar ..."

... zu entwickeln. Abstract Alexander von Humboldt’s maps, graphs and illustrations contain a great deal Abstract Alexander von Humboldt’s maps, graphs and illustrations contain a great deal of detail Informationsrecherche im gesamten Archiv zu entwickeln. Abstract Alexander von Humboldt’s maps, graphs and University Press Potsdam Artikel publiziert in: Zitiervorschlag: Doherr, Detlev: The Humboldt ..."

... . Summary The short paper gives a survey of the preserved correspondence between A. v. Humboldt and Summary The short paper gives a survey of the preserved correspondence between A. v. Humboldt ..."

... receive a positive response. However, Humboldt was so angry that he published a letter complaining about Abstract This paper deals with a novella published in 1858, in which Alexander von Humboldt Humboldt a copy of his book hoping to receive a positive response. However, Humboldt was so angry that he ..."

... knowledge produced. In this work, the sources that inspired Humboldt to develop what today is known as produced. In this work, the sources that inspired Humboldt to develop what today is known as “scientific both textual and visu- al elements to convey the knowledge produced. In this work, the sources that ..."

... eruptions. Thus, Humboldt would be one of the most influential defectors of the Neptunism, and he prompted eruptions. Thus, Humboldt would be one of the most influential defectors of the Neptunism, and he prompted America and Italy. Humboldt applied in these Is- lands the universality of the Wernerian geological ..."

... von Humboldt. They fit into the discontinuous style of writing of the Prussian researcher and in many respects writings themselves, but also as polylogical. They represent forms of writing that Humboldt often used his writings themselves, but also as polylog- ical. They represent forms of writing that Humboldt ..."

... In the article “Identity and difference between Goethe`s Faust and Alexander von Humboldt” the issue of Humboldt” the issue of how much Faust is contained in Humboldt and in which way Goethe`s Faust has “Identity and difference between Goethe`s Faust and Alexander von Humboldt” the issue of how much Faust is In the article “Identity and difference between Goethe`s Faust and Alexander von Humboldt” the issue of ..."

... von Humboldt, especially given the fact that his works are so difficult to correctly follow up in their order are an essential tool for any research done on Alexander von Humboldt, especially given the fact that his works von Humboldt, especially given the fact that his works are so difficult to correctly follow up in von Humboldt, especially given the fact that his works are so difficult to correct- ly follow up in their ..."