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Chapters in this book

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