Goethe on Science

Goethe on ScienceGoethe on Science A Selection of Goethe's Writings. Jeremy Naydler (editor), Henri Bortoft (foreword) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is most famous for his work on colour theory, but he was also an accomplished all round scientist, studying and writing on anatomy, geology, botany, zoology and meteorology. This book draws together, in Goethe's own words, his key ideas on nature, science and scientific method. Goethe believed that we should study our world

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