Fig. 1: Blue mould. Robert Hooke, Micrographia (1665). Schem. 12, fig. 1. Fig. 2: Book-worm. Robert Hooke, Micrographia (1665). Schem. 33. Book-worm is Fig. 3, to far left of page. Biological Hermeneutics is the transdisciplinary study of written and printed media using artistic and scientific methods to trace the biological history of the text. For more on transdisciplinary study see transdisciplinarity. History Biological Hermeneutics came into being after the development of the microscope during the 17th century. The most celebrated practitioner Robert Hooke devoted two of his 'Schema' of his ground breaking book Micrographia to the study of the microbiome of the book.
Fig. 1: Blue mould. Robert Hooke, Micrographia (1665). Schem. 12, fig. 1. Fig. 2: Book-worm. Robert Hooke, Micrographia (1665). Schem. 33. Book-worm is Fig. 3, to far left of page. Biological hermeneutics is the transdisciplinary study of written and printed media using artistic and scientific methods to trace the biological history of the text. For more on transdisciplinary study see transdisciplinarity. History Biological hermeneutics came into being after the development of the microscope during the seventeenth century. The most celebrated practitioner Robert Hooke devoted two of his 'Schema' of his ground breaking book Micrographia to the study of the microbiome of the book.
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