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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- Who Was He? 1
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Part I A Great Man Can Come from a Small House 1707–1741
- Introduction 13
- Chapter one. The Guardian Tree 17
- Chapter two. Studies in Växjö and Lund 30
- Chapter three. The Academy in Uppsala 45
- Chapter four. In a Mythical Landscape: Lapland 61
- Chapter five. Diaeta Naturalis 82
- Chapter six. In the Mountains and under the Ground 91
- Chapter seven. In the Land of Tulips 103
- Chapter eight. Nature’s Order 1 119
- Chapter nine. A Stockholm Interlude 130
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Part II At the Height of the Ages of Man 1741–1758
- Introduction 143
- Chapter ten. Uppsala and Enlightenment 147
- Chapter eleven. Three Programmatic Speeches 153
- Chapter twelve. Provincial Travels on Behalf of Parliament 158
- Chapter thirteen. A Language in Which Everything Matters 176
- Chapter fourteen. Flora et Fauna Svecica 181
- Chapter fifteen. Family Life 1 scenes from a marriage 186
- Chapter sixteen. In the Garden, at Herbations, among the Collections 194
- Chapter seventeen. Ex Cathedra 207
- Chapter eighteen. What Is More Precious than Life, More Pleasing than Health? 211
- Chapter nineteen. Academic Amusements 223
- Chapter twenty. Appetite for Work, Weariness, Communication 228
- Chapter twenty-one. When Linnaeus Wrote, Salvius Printed, and Tessin Bought the Books 238
- Chapter twenty-two. Linnaeus, “the Sexualist” 247
- Chapter twenty-three. Curiosity-Driven Research 253
- Chapter twenty-four. Nature and Culture 257
- Chapter twenty-five. Entrepreneur and Economist 264
- Chapter twenty-six. To Describe the World 271
- Chapter twenty-seven. Nature’s Order 2 279
- Chapter twenty-eight. Homo sapiens 294
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Part III The Old Linnaeus 1758–1778
- Introduction 301
- Chapter twenty-nine. Honors 305
- Chapter thirty. Among Students and among Senior Academics 309
- Chapter thirty-one. Family Life 2: Hammarby 317
- Chapter thirty-two. Friends and Enemies 327
- Chapter thirty-three. Problems 337
- Chapter thirty-four. A New Synthesis? 346
- Chapter thirty-five. A Philosopher of Science or a Scientist? 359
- Chapter thirty-six. The Back of God and God’s Footsteps 365
- Chapter thirty-seven. Nemesis Divina 373
- Chapter thirty-eight. Solomon on Growing Old 380
- Epilogue I Family Life 3: mother and child 394
- Epilogue II Linneanism 402
- Abbreviations 411
- Notes 413
- Sources and literature 437
- Index 459
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface ix
- Who Was He? 1
-
Part I A Great Man Can Come from a Small House 1707–1741
- Introduction 13
- Chapter one. The Guardian Tree 17
- Chapter two. Studies in Växjö and Lund 30
- Chapter three. The Academy in Uppsala 45
- Chapter four. In a Mythical Landscape: Lapland 61
- Chapter five. Diaeta Naturalis 82
- Chapter six. In the Mountains and under the Ground 91
- Chapter seven. In the Land of Tulips 103
- Chapter eight. Nature’s Order 1 119
- Chapter nine. A Stockholm Interlude 130
-
Part II At the Height of the Ages of Man 1741–1758
- Introduction 143
- Chapter ten. Uppsala and Enlightenment 147
- Chapter eleven. Three Programmatic Speeches 153
- Chapter twelve. Provincial Travels on Behalf of Parliament 158
- Chapter thirteen. A Language in Which Everything Matters 176
- Chapter fourteen. Flora et Fauna Svecica 181
- Chapter fifteen. Family Life 1 scenes from a marriage 186
- Chapter sixteen. In the Garden, at Herbations, among the Collections 194
- Chapter seventeen. Ex Cathedra 207
- Chapter eighteen. What Is More Precious than Life, More Pleasing than Health? 211
- Chapter nineteen. Academic Amusements 223
- Chapter twenty. Appetite for Work, Weariness, Communication 228
- Chapter twenty-one. When Linnaeus Wrote, Salvius Printed, and Tessin Bought the Books 238
- Chapter twenty-two. Linnaeus, “the Sexualist” 247
- Chapter twenty-three. Curiosity-Driven Research 253
- Chapter twenty-four. Nature and Culture 257
- Chapter twenty-five. Entrepreneur and Economist 264
- Chapter twenty-six. To Describe the World 271
- Chapter twenty-seven. Nature’s Order 2 279
- Chapter twenty-eight. Homo sapiens 294
-
Part III The Old Linnaeus 1758–1778
- Introduction 301
- Chapter twenty-nine. Honors 305
- Chapter thirty. Among Students and among Senior Academics 309
- Chapter thirty-one. Family Life 2: Hammarby 317
- Chapter thirty-two. Friends and Enemies 327
- Chapter thirty-three. Problems 337
- Chapter thirty-four. A New Synthesis? 346
- Chapter thirty-five. A Philosopher of Science or a Scientist? 359
- Chapter thirty-six. The Back of God and God’s Footsteps 365
- Chapter thirty-seven. Nemesis Divina 373
- Chapter thirty-eight. Solomon on Growing Old 380
- Epilogue I Family Life 3: mother and child 394
- Epilogue II Linneanism 402
- Abbreviations 411
- Notes 413
- Sources and literature 437
- Index 459