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- The article explores how a novel awareness of history developed in Germany around 1800, viewing mountains as symbols of a collective past.
- It examines the contributions of Johann Christian Rosenmüller in the context of his paleontological debates regarding large mammal bones, highlighting his efforts to bridge elite scientific discussions and public understanding.
- Rosenmüller's portrayal of a native "cave bear" not only illuminated Germany's ancient past but also fostered a sense of national identity rooted in the country's natural heritage.
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This article analyzes the making of a novel consciousness of historicity in Germany around 1800, one that regarded mountains as vaults of a shared and palpable past. Revisiting a paleontological debate about the origin of large mammal bones found in caves, it reads the science of Johann Christian Rosenmüller (1771-1820) as a social and political accomplishment. By attributing the fossils to an indigenous "cave bear," and communicating an elite scientific debate to a lay audience, Rosenmüller presented an account of Germany's primordial past that fed seamlessly into its present, nurturing an idea of nationhood grounded in the (sub)soil.
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