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• Alexander von Humboldt

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Alexander von Humboldt, a member of a Prussian noble family, was a pioneering researcher, natural scientist, and homme de lettres, well-connected with prominent poets and thinkers of his time. As the most international publicist of his era, he authored numerous books and nearly 1,000 articles and essays published in 15 languages across 1,240 newspapers and journals worldwide. Following his death, these writings were never compiled or largely reprinted. The newly released comprehensive edition, curated by renowned Humboldt experts Oliver Lubrich and Thomas Nehrlich, brings this vast treasure to light. His works not only present significant research findings but also offer rich insights into his life, prompting a reevaluation of his biography. Most importantly, they serve as an invitation to explore and read. The edition is organized into ten volumes, covering different decades of his life, with each volume featuring a mix of first and reprints, extensive page counts, and contributions from various editors. Additionally, it includes tools for research, glossaries, and translations of texts not originally published in German, enriching the reader's understanding of Humboldt's legacy.

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• Année de publication: 2019
• Reliure: (rigide)