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The dissertation surveys the historical development and meanings of the term milieu, tracing its origins in physical usage and its expansion into biological and social contexts. It examines linguistic equivalents and translations, summarizes debates over inner and outer milieu, and reviews anthropogeographical literature linking climate, terrain, and human societies. Sections consider how physical environment has been argued to affect social organization, religion, intellect, conduct, diet, and political phenomena. Compiled as a preliminary, source-rich sketch rather than an empirical treatise, it aims to map the theory's evolution and to prepare subsequent analysis of specific thinkers' conceptions.

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Armin Hajman Koller

Armin Hajman Koller is an author known for his work in environmental philosophy and the history of ideas. His notable book, "The Theory of Environment / An Outline of the History of the Idea of Milieu, and Its Present Status, part 1," explores the evolution of the concept of environment and its implications in contemporary discourse. Koller’s writing contributes to a deeper understanding of how environmental ideas have developed over time, reflecting on their significance in modern society. His work invites readers to consider the interplay between human perception and the natural world.

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