Titlebook: Erwin Schr?dinger’s World View; The Dynamics of Know Johann G?tschl Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Philosophy of

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Schr?dinger’s Negentropy Concept and Biology culture can be understood as a dialogue between disciplines. And this is what I wish to focus on. With all due modesty, I will base my talk on the interpretation of a footnote Schr?dinger added to one of his later works.

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Schr?dinger, the Self and the Genesf man: the discovery of the DNA or the genes. He analyses the function and significance of the genome (the genes) which detennines the nature of every living organism from the amoeba to man. In his fascinating last chapter he points to the philosophical consequences of this new genetic knowledge.

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Erwin Schr?dinger as Historian — Notes Towards An Interpretationind the emergence of modem molecular biology. On the other hand, Schr?dinger is almost never referred to as a historian, even though he explored the history of Western culture and wrote a remarkable book on the Greeks.

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0921-3384 nize physics, it also radiacally changed thefoundations of our modern worldview, modern biology, philosophy ofscience, philosophy of the mind, and epistemology. .This book explores the lesser-known aspects of Schr?dinger‘sthought, revealing the physicist as a philosopher and polymath whosehighly ori

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culture can be understood as a dialogue between disciplines. And this is what I wish to focus on. With all due modesty, I will base my talk on the interpretation of a footnote Schr?dinger added to one of his later works.

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China in the International System, 1918–20f man: the discovery of the DNA or the genes. He analyses the function and significance of the genome (the genes) which detennines the nature of every living organism from the amoeba to man. In his fascinating last chapter he points to the philosophical consequences of this new genetic knowledge.

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him. These anecdotes should help the reader get to know Schr?dinger not just from the intellectual, but also from the human side. Even in his writings Schr?dinger’s personality is reflected: he went to great pains in his writings to present a topic as clearly as possible, he commemorated his teachers and documented the source of every idea.