Goethe, granite and his search for Earth’s beginnings
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The Field Centre Journal of Research and Practice Issue 8 (Autumn 2022 - Winter 2023), pages 20 - 33.Summary: Goethe developed his ideas on the origins of the Earth over a period of ten years, from his arrival in Weimar in November 1775, until the summer of 1785 when he wrote his best known geological essay 'On Granite'.
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Goethe developed his ideas on the origins of the Earth over a period of ten years, from his arrival in Weimar in November 1775, until the summer of 1785 when he wrote his best known geological essay 'On Granite'.
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