- The Encyclopédie
méthodique par
ordre des matières (lit. 'Methodical
Encyclopedia by
Order of
Subject Matter') was
published between 1782 and 1832 by the...
- The
Tableau encyclopédique et
méthodique des
trois regnes de la
nature was an
illustrated encyclopedia of plants,
animals and minerals,
notable for including...
- of the same.
Pierre Joseph Bonnaterre's 1789
Tableau Encyclopedique et
Methodique was
apparently the last
major scientific work to
include the
lepus cornutus...
-
later teacher),
Laurent Clerc,
wrote that the deaf
never used the
signes méthodiques for
communication outside the classroom,
preferring their own community...
- Eisenmann. The
Revue originated the
historical method known as l'École
méthodique,
which is
particularly ****ociated with the
names of Charles-Victor Langlois...
- reptiles, amphibians, fish, and
insects to the
Tableau encyclopédique et
méthodique. He is also
notable as the
first scientist to
study the
feral child Victor...
- (originally Salvius, Stockholm). p. 1027. de
Lamarck JB (1785). Encyclopédie
Méthodique de Botanique. Vol. 1. Paris, France. pp. 694–695.
Small E,
Cronquist A...
-
treatises dating back many years, such as the
Tableau encyclopédique et
méthodique, from 1655. The Iowa
reports led
cancer researcher Richard E.
Shope to...
- logicians." In 1788 Quatremère de
Quincy defined the term in the Encyclopédie
Méthodique as "an
architectural style that is
highly adorned and tormented". The...
-
niche suggested that it be
filled with a statue. In the
Encyclopedia Methodique, the
authors divide niches into
different classes. The
classes refer to...
