Dannemann, Friedrich

Japanese: ダンネマン（英語表記）Dannemann，Friedrich

Born: December 28, 1859 in Bremen
[Died] 1936
German historian of science. He studied philosophy, physics, chemistry, and botany at the universities of Heidelberg, Berlin, and Halle, and then became interested in natural science and history. He became a chemistry teacher at a vocational school, and then the principal. During his tenure, he devoted himself to teaching methods and research in natural science. He translated O. Guericke's "On the Vacuum" from Latin into German. He then searched for scientific classics in libraries around the country and observed the arts and sciences culture in Europe and the United States. His major work is the great work on the history of science, "History of the Natural Sciences" (1910-13).

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Japanese:

[生]1859.12.28. ブレーメン
[没]1936
ドイツの科学史家。ハイデルベルク，ベルリン，ハレの諸大学で，哲学，物理学，化学，植物学を学び，さらに自然科学と歴史に興味をいだいた。職業学校の化学教師に，次いで校長になった。在職中，自然科学の教授法や自然科学の研究に専念。 O.ゲーリッケの『真空論』をラテン語からドイツ語に翻訳。その後，各地の図書館で科学の古典をあさり，欧米の学芸文化を視察。主著に科学史の大著『大自然科学史』 (1910～13) がある。

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