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The 1791 German multi case
Jun. 5th, 2024 11:36 pmEDIT: FIXED THE LINK SORRY EESH
Papierfliegerfalter, who blog about plurality (in English and German) at https://papierfliegerpost.wordpress.com, have translated a 1791 German medical multi case! As far as I know, this is the first time it's been translated into English, rather than just summarized, and papierfliegerfalter have graciously granted permission for it to be spread publicly! I've been trying to upload this file to hm.com for days now with no success, so screw it, I put it on Google Drive for the time being. Please spread this file so more people can read it!
The original German has been digitized on GoogleBooks! Its citation:
Gmelin, E. (1791). Materialen fur die anthropologie (pp. 3-89). Tubingen, Germany: Cotta.
Thank you, papierfliegerfalter, for all your hard work!
(We ourself haven't had a chance to read it yet, due to health reasons.)
Papierfliegerfalter, who blog about plurality (in English and German) at https://papierfliegerpost.wordpress.com, have translated a 1791 German medical multi case! As far as I know, this is the first time it's been translated into English, rather than just summarized, and papierfliegerfalter have graciously granted permission for it to be spread publicly! I've been trying to upload this file to hm.com for days now with no success, so screw it, I put it on Google Drive for the time being. Please spread this file so more people can read it!
The original German has been digitized on GoogleBooks! Its citation:
Gmelin, E. (1791). Materialen fur die anthropologie (pp. 3-89). Tubingen, Germany: Cotta.
Thank you, papierfliegerfalter, for all your hard work!
(We ourself haven't had a chance to read it yet, due to health reasons.)
