OKEN, Lorenz
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Die Zeugung.Bamberg & Würzburg: J. A. Goebhardt, 1805.Oken maintained that all organic beings originate from, and consist of, cells, and that organisms are produced by an agglomeration of these cells. Subjects: BIOLOGY, BIOLOGY › Cell Biology |
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Ueber die Bedeutung der Schädelknochen.Jena: J. C. G. Göpferdt, 1807.Oken’s vertebral theory of the skull. Subjects: BIOLOGY |
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Isis, oder encyclopädische Zeitung (verzüglich für Naturgeschichte, vergleichende Anatomie und Physiologie), VON OKEN. 41 vols.Jena, 1817 – 1848.Lorenz Oken, a leading light in the Nature-Philosophical School in Germany, produced important work in the field of biology. He founded the journal Isis, which published articles of great value; its incursion into the field of German politics led to a demand for the resignation of Oken from his professorship or the suppression of his journal. Oken resigned and continued to publish Isis. Subjects: BIOLOGY, NATURAL HISTORY, Periodicals Specializing in the History of Medicine & the Life Sciences |