Johann Reinhold Forster Livres
Né de parents écossais en Pologne, Forster fut un ministre calviniste réformé et un ornithologue pionnier en Amérique du Nord. Son œuvre a allié de manière unique une profonde conviction spirituelle à une passion pour le monde naturel. Il a exploré et documenté la vie des oiseaux avec une rigueur scientifique et une sensibilité poétique, laissant une marque distinctive de son époque. Les contributions multiples de Forster soulignent une fusion remarquable de la foi et de la recherche scientifique.






Observations Made During A Voyage Round The World, On Physical Geography, Natural History, And Ethic Philosophy
- 672pages
- 24 heures de lecture
Travels Through That Part of North America Formerly Called Louisiana; Volume 2
- 438pages
- 16 heures de lecture
Travels Through That Part of North America Formerly Called Louisiana; Volume I
- 414pages
- 15 heures de lecture
Forster's Catalogue of the Animals of North America, Or Faunula Americana
- 56pages
- 2 heures de lecture
Originally published in 1771, this book is a pioneering catalog of the animals of North America. Written by naturalist Johann Reinhold Forster and published by the Willughby Society, it provides valuable insight into the animal life of the continent during the early modern period.
Flora Americae Septentrionalis
Or A Catalogue Of The Plants Of North America (1771)
- 64pages
- 3 heures de lecture
The book offers a thorough catalogue of North America's plant species, featuring detailed descriptions of scientific names, physical traits, and habitats. Authored by German naturalist Johann Reinhold Forster, it reflects his extensive travels and research in the 18th century. Divided into two parts, it includes an overview of North America's geography and climate, followed by an alphabetically arranged plant catalogue. Illustrated with engravings and a glossary of botanical terms, this work remains a significant resource for botany scholars and enthusiasts.