Before revision: The Israeli-American historian Nitzan Lebovic identified with the tight relation between a "corpus of life-concepts" and what the German education system came to see, during the 1920s, as the proper Lebenskunde, the ‘ teaching of life ’ or ‘ science of life ’ —a name that seemed to support the broader philosophical outlook long held by most biologists of the time.
After revision: The Israeli-American historian Nitzan Lebovic identified with the tight relation between a "corpus of life-concepts" and what the German education system came to see, during the 1920s, as the proper Lebenskunde, the ' teaching of life ' or ' science of life ' —a name that seemed to support the broader philosophical outlook long held by most biologists of the time.