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From his return from India in 1833, he devoted himself to science, spending most of his time on physical science, in 1834 he published his first scientific papers which was ‘Beobachtungen über Ihre [William Wordsworth’s] Translations des Anacreontikos of Sappho'(Annalen der Physik,1834), and in 1836 he published his doctoral dissertation ‘Zur Entwicklung der Riechsäureablösung’ (Annalen der Physik,1836). He was an active member of the Danzig Academy of Sciences, and member of several other learned societies.

In the 1840s, he collaborated with Ferdinand Klemm in the publication of the scientific journal Archiv der Physik, and participated in the growing movement against Hegelian idealism. The connection with the Hegelian school was his only source of fame. He was a faithful disciple of Hegelianism, and earlier he had also accepted Kant as his main master. However, his immense knowledge of traditional natural science and of great personal character enabled him to free himself from Hegelian influences, so that in his later years he was extremely critical of the system which he had professed. He was also greatly influenced by the French physiologists Auguste Forel (1810–1883) and Jean-Baptiste Dumas (1818–1907).

Wallace and Darwin

Wallace’s interest in the Geographical Distribution of Animals (1858) and Darwin’s theory of evolution were closely linked. He published an article ‘The Proper Sphere of the Zoologist’ in 1859 which was the preface to Darwin’s The Origin of Species.

Darwin had seen him at the British Association meeting in 1858, and was impressed by his personality and his admiration for Wallace. He wrote to Asa
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