Johann Georg Ritter von Zimmermann était un écrivain philosophique, un naturaliste et un médecin au service des cours de George III de Hanovre et de Frédéric II de Prusse («le Grand»). Ses écrits exploraient les domaines de la nature et de la compréhension humaine. Il a étudié les liens complexes entre le corps et l'esprit, contemplant souvent les questions profondes de l'existence humaine. L'œuvre de Zimmermann offre une profonde réflexion sur le discours philosophique de son époque.
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with respect to its influence upon the mind and the heart
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And Of Its Operations On The Heart And Mind (1808)
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