Repräsentationen von Krankheitserregern: Wie Robert Koch Bakterien als Krankheitsursache dargestellt hat

In Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, Michael Hagner & Bettina Wahrig-Schmidt (eds.), Räume des Wissens: Repräsentation, Codierung, Spur. De Gruyter. pp. 165-190 (1996)
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