De generis humani varietate nativa

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De generis humani varietate nativa is an influential 18th-century anthropological treatise by Johann Friedrich Blumenbach that helped establish early scientific racial classification.

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instanceOf anthropological treatise
book
scientific work
author Johann Friedrich Blumenbach
contributedTo development of physical anthropology
systematic study of human races
ethicalAssessmentToday problematic for its role in racial science
field anthropology
human biology
Biological Anthropology Section
surface form: physical anthropology
genre scientific treatise
hasAuthorNationality German
hasAuthorOccupation naturalist
physician
hasInfluenceOn 19th-century ethnology
later racial typologies
hasLatinTitle De generis humani varietate nativa self-link
historicalContext European Enlightenment
historicalSignificance foundational text in the history of racial classification
key work in early physical anthropology
influenced 19th-century anthropology
early scientific racism
racial science
intendedAudience naturalists
scholars
notableFor helping establish early scientific racial classification
proposing a classification of human races
originalLanguage Latin
perspective Enlightenment science
placeOfOrigin German intellectual context
proposesConcept biological basis of human diversity
varieties of the human species
publicationCentury 18th century
topic human taxonomy
human variation
race
racial classification
usesMethod comparative anatomy
craniology

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Johann Friedrich Blumenbach notableWork De generis humani varietate nativa
De generis humani varietate nativa hasLatinTitle De generis humani varietate nativa self-link