Alexander von Humboldt: great geographer, traveler, thinker: A novel exploring his life and work

This book is dedicated to the greatest scientist of the 19th century, the German traveler, geographer, and thinker Alexander von Humboldt, one of the most versatile geniuses of humanity, who managed to unite in his famous work "Cosmos" almost everything known to mankind by the mid-19th century. Humboldt's travels took him through many countries in Europe, South, Central, and North America, as well as Russia. His scientific and artistic works proved to be so wise that they have retained their significance to this day and, presumably, will not lose it in the foreseeable future. The book is recommended for geographers, historians of science, philosophers, as well as a wide range of readers interested in the history of science, the life, and the work of its outstanding representatives. Comment: No. 318, No. 152. 2nd edition, stereotype.