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Reading Forster, Reading Race: Philosophy, Politics, and Natural History in the German Enlightenment [Intro to Special Issue 2025]
Mike Olson and I have co-edited a collection of essays devoted to Georg Forster and more broadly to the significance of natural history as a shaping factor for philosophers during the German Enlightenment. Our thanks to Carl Niekirk for the invitation to curate this special section of the Lessing Yearbook (Göttingen: Wallstein Verlag, 2025), pp. 73-176. This is our introduction to the collection.
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