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Acknowledgements Research for this project has been funded by the Graduiertenförderung Thüringen (1995/96 and 1998). Many colleagues and friends have supported my work intellectually and personally. First of all, I wish to commemorate the unforgettable curator of the Ernst- Haeckel-Haus in Jena, Erika Krauße (1935-2003), who knew the nooks and crannies of the Haeckel archive like no other person. Some of the many other persons who in one way or another contributed to the genesis of this project (though they do not bear any responsibility for its flaws and errors), in alphabetical order: Olaf Breidbach (Jena) Mario Di Gregorio (L’Aquila) Eve-Marie Engels (Tübingen) Marco Ferraguti (Milan) Thomas Glick (Boston) Uwe Hoßfeld (Jena) Renato Mazzolini (Trent) Ben Marsden (Aberdeen) Elizabeth Neswald (St. Catherines, ON) Olaf Posmyk (Göttingen) Carlo-Alberto Redi (Pavia) Bob Richards (Chicago) Lia Rotolo (Pavia) Nicolaas A. Rupke (Göttingen) Daniel Schümann (Bamberg/Köln) Ezio Vaccari (Varese) Carlo Violani (Pavia)
Table of Contents Introduction 1 Writing biographically 9 Life and (a few) letters 13 The origin of Italy, geology, and patriotic museums 31 The origin of life 37 From Monera to Haeckel 51 Medical Protistology 63 The origin of vertebrate skulls 71 Research school 87 Conclusion: Actor in fleeting networks 95 Appendix 1: Maggi’s letters to Haeckel 103 Appendix 2: Maggi’s publications 121 Bibliography 139 Illustration credits 181
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The origin of life 49 A significant
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58 From Monera to Haeckel mycelia a
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60 From Monera to Haeckel separated
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62 From Monera to Haeckel to make s
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64 Medical Protistology The case of
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66 Medical Protistology been transl
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68 Medical Protistology those affec
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70 Medical Protistology In many lec
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72 The origins of vertebrate skulls
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Research school 91 One of the inter
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Research school 93 Haeckel, we have
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96 Conclusion perspective of a phyl
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98 Conclusion transform into a net
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100 Conclusion anthropology”, cut
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Appendix 1: Leopoldo Maggi’s Lett
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Appendix 1 105 what belittles me be
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Appendix 1 107 Illustre mio Collega
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Appendix 1 109 Illustre Prof e Hæc
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Appendix 1 111 of thanks of 20 Febr
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Appendix 1 115 Mio caro Professore
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Appendix 1 117 Fig. 9: Banquet on t
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124 Appendix 2 28. ‘Sull’analis
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126 Appendix 2 64. ‘La mielina ne
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128 Appendix 2 106. ‘Esame protis
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130 Appendix 2 1885 145. ‘A propo
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132 Appendix 2 181. ‘La trasforma
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136 Appendix 2 254. ‘Ossicini met
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138 Appendix 2 Categories assigned
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140 Andres, A[ngelo] (1901): La lot
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142 Bastian, H[enry] Charlton (1871
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144 — (2006) ‘Leopoldo Maggi (1
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146 — & E[usebio] Oehl (1866): Ri
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148 Chiarelli, Brunetto & Giuseppe
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150 — (1982): ‘Medicina, ideolo
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152 Dove, Alfred (1871): ‘Was mac
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154 Fisher, John R. (1993): ‘Brit
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162 Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste de (1809
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166 Meschiari, A. (1990): ‘Critic
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168 Murani, Oreste (1899): ‘Comme
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180 Zoja, Luigi & Raffaello Zoja (1
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