The Networks of Knowledge

This collection of essays arranged into four distinctive chapters is meant to analyse a set circle of disciplines along the lines of the narrative of 'Wissenschaft vom Menschen' originated with Göttingen. This narrative appears to be suitable for grasping the radical change in science history as a result of which the various fields of sciences gradually arranged themselves into a new system. The book contributes to integrating the complex phenomena of the circulation of knowledge in Hungary into international discourse. In addition, our model devised for describing the patterns of the circulation of knowledge in Hungary might serve as a basis for making a regional, Central European model as well.