<i>Plantae tinctoriae</i>: The 1759 Dissertation on Dye Plants by Engelbert Jörlin by Regina Hofmann-de Keijzer, Matthijs de Keijzer

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An Introduction to Zoology / by Bergman, Ranae, author 648692

“…Prominent in this movement were Vesalius and William Harvey, who used experimentation and careful observation in physiology, and naturalists such as Carl Linnaeus and Buffon who began to clarify the diversity of life and the fossil record, as well as the development and behavior of organisms. …”
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Mirakel och vetenskap i Carl von Linnés dissertation Miracula insectorum (1752) by Ingela Pehrson Berger

“… The dissertation Miracula insectorum was publicly defended 1752 by Gabriel Emanuel Avelin, but was probably written by praeses Carl Linnaeus himself. It has not previously been translated into Swedish. …”
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Unlocking translations as tools of scientific communication by Andreas Önnerfors

“… Between 1770 and 1779 Carl Peter Thunberg (1743–1828), one of the so-called apostles of the renowned Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, carried out a scientific expedition, first through Europe and subsequently to South Africa, to Java, and finally Japan, one of the most secluded cultures in the world at the time. …”
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Latinus Scientificus: The History and Culture of Scientific Latin by Barry Wood

“…Then, at the hands of Carl Linnaeus, Latin terminology was systematically developed for botanical description, then adapted for zoology, chemistry, anthropology, and medicine. …”
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The poetic uses of Linnaean taxonomy from Erasmus Darwin to John Clare by Edwall, C

“…<p>This thesis challenges critical assumptions that Carl Linnaeus was a dulling if not malignant influence on Romantic poetry by exploring the ways in which Linnaean strategies of comparison and distinction, organisation and arrangement, enumeration and description find echoes in the poetry of Erasmus Darwin, William Wordsworth, and John Clare. …”

Språket i universum by David Dunér

“…He applied it to the things of nature, and even tried to construct his own botanical nomenclature instead of Carl Linnaeus's system. This was at a time when the whole world was to be classified, and science was obsessed by order. …”
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En grön och gudomlig dryck by Louise Nilsson

“…For example, the famous scientist Carl Linnaeus said that tea made the body weak and sick. …”
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Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission): Briefing on Truth, Reconciliation, and Healing Toward a Unified Future Thursday, July 18, 2019

“…This antiquated way of seeing and being with one another is a fossil formed during the 14th century and crystallized in the 18th century by Carl Linnaeus, Swedish Botanist, known as the father of taxonomy. …”
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