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WOLF || KANT, Les Hypothèses Cosmogoniques, 1886

Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 

WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 

Les Hypothèses Cosmogoniques. Examen des Théories scientifiques modernes sur l'origine des mondes, suivi de la traduction de la ''Théorie du Ciel'' de Kant. 

Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1886.

8vo (243x155 mm), xiii-(3)-255 pages.  binding : Contemporary quarter chagreen, spine in five compartments. 

Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 

First edition.
Charles Wolf (1827-1918) is a French astronomer, he compiles in this book the different hypotheses then on the bench on the origin and destiny of the universe. We are 40 years before Abbé Lemaitre developed his theory of a primitive atom.

Subsequently he delivers a translation of a text by Kant on the history of the sky published in German in 1755, it is the first edition in French of Kant's text. Wolf's translation is still appreciated for its clarity.

Price : 120 €

Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 
Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 
Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 
Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 
Photo WOLF, Charles || KANT, Emmanuel. 
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