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THE SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TRAVEL REPORTS

Vol. 4 No. 12 Part 2 (2024): Eurasian Journal of Academic Research 102-104

2024-12-30 Articles CC BY 4.0 Open Access

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  • Nursultan Tabisxanov Karakalpak State University

Abstract

Nursultan Tabisxanov's article discusses the scientific importance of travelogues, which document the observations and findings of explorers studying different regions. These reports combine adventure with scientific research, expanding knowledge in various fields. Travelogues provide valuable data on geography, flora, fauna, and culture, contributing to science and education. The article highlights the influence of explorers like Humboldt, Darwin, Wallace, and Merian, whose work in biology, geography, and ethnography shaped scientific thought. Despite modern technology, traditional methods of documenting observations remain essential for research.

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References

Mary Kingsley – Travels in West Africa

Alexander von Humboldt – Journey to the equinoctial regions of the New

Veronika Sandbichler – "On the trail of nature"

Alfred Russel Wallace – "The Malay Archipelago":

Christoph Lorke – "The 'Balkans' in German-language travel reports (ca. 1800–1880)

Peter Halm – "European travel reports of the late Middle Ages

Heinz-Dietrich Fischer – "Travel journalism":

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    2024-12-30

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    Tabisxanov, N. (2024). THE SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TRAVEL REPORTS. Eurasian Journal of Academic Research, 4(12 Part 2), 102-104. https://www.in-academy.uz/index.php/EJAR/article/view/4582
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