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Ludovic Subran,Markus Zimmerth education was to make young men suited for practical or industrial works and gradually a third aim was made to compete with these namely, to make them into scientists. In addition to different aims with education it was also differentiated in length and “depth”. From the middle of the nineteenth

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Ludovic Subran,Markus Zimmery a French association of the same kind ten years later. Preussen, which was later with industrial development, got its corresponding association in 1821. This sort of associations may have been inspiring for engineers but the aim of these organisations did not include professional goals. In order t

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Ludovic Subran,Markus Zimmerth education was to make young men suited for practical or industrial works and gradually a third aim was made to compete with these namely, to make them into scientists. In addition to different aims with education it was also differentiated in length and “depth”. From the middle of the nineteenth

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Ludovic Subran,Markus Zimmerey areas of work and tries to be objective. It states up front that ‘it is not the purpose of dialogue to intrude upon discussion amongst the science community about scientific knowledge. There is no suggestion that the progress of scientific ideas should be democratically decided’ even though they

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sely connected with state bureaucracy in the countries in which they lived. In the early nineteenth century, some states—Austria-Hungary, several states in Germany (e.g. Prussia and Baden), France, Sweden, Denmark and others—established engineering training in order to stimulate private industry and

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Ludovic Subran,Markus Zimmersely connected with state bureaucracy in the countries in which they lived. In the early nineteenth century, some states—Austria-Hungary, several states in Germany (e.g. Prussia and Baden), France, Sweden, Denmark and others—established engineering training in order to stimulate private industry and