• Authors First Name: 
    Wolfgang
    Authors Last Name: 
    Schad
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    1999,
    1999
    Eine Besinnung auf die Dreigliederung Wolfgang Schad Wer sich mit der lebenden Natur beschäftigt, trifft auf eine überwältigende Fülle von Lebewesen, die bei uns weitgehend benannt sind. Dem unvorbereiteten Leser ist es natürlich nicht möglich, mit den Namen auch schon die Erscheinung und die Biologie jeder dieser Arten zu verbinden. Aber... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Christine
    Authors Last Name: 
    Ballivet
    ,
    Authors First Name: 
    Haijo
    Authors Last Name: 
    Knijpenga
    ,
    Authors First Name: 
    Jean-Georges
    Authors Last Name: 
    Barth
    ,
    Authors First Name: 
    Raymond
    Authors Last Name: 
    Clad
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    70,
    1999
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 70 1/1999 Zur Empfindlichkeit der Methode der Kupferchloridkristallisation Christine Ballivet, Haijo Knijpenga‚Jean-Georges Barth, Raymond Clad Summary The Copper chloride crystallization in the presence of added substances is a sensitive process. The significance of its results in the different fields of... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Gerhard
    Authors Last Name: 
    Kowol
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    70,
    1999
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 70 1/1999 Die Gleichnissprache der Mathematik Gerhard Kowol Summary In modern science the opinion predominates that the sensible reality can be explained by means of smallest components (elementary particles, genes). Goethe’s view is quite opposite. He says that the simple and imperfect elements can only... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Craig
    Authors Last Name: 
    Holdrege
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    70,
    1999
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 70 1/1999 Science as process or dogma? The case of the peppered moth Craig Holdrege Summary The example of the Peppered Moth (Biston betularia) is widely viewed and presented as a clear proof of evolution through natural selection. A study of the primary literature reveals a much more complex picture of... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Renatus
    Authors Last Name: 
    Ziegler
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    71,
    1999
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 71 2/1999 Geometrische Kristallmorphologie auf projektiver Grundlage Zur Komplementarität von Morphologie und Strukturtbeorie Renatus Ziegler Summary Crystals fascinate us with their clear shapes and with their sensual attributes such as color, luster, hardness, etc. and by their variety of substances... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Georg
    Authors Last Name: 
    Iliev
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    68,
    1998
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 68 1/1998 Von der menschlichen Farbwahrnehmung zur Intentionalität Georg Iliev Summary Our visual perception of an object represents several of its features which we can focus our attention upon. Since seeing is not a passive, but on the contrary an active process, two basic questions arise: What does it... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Mario
    Authors Last Name: 
    Matthijsen
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    68,
    1998
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 68 1/1998 Beitrag zur Untersuchung der Postulate der Speziellen Relativitätstheorie von Albert Einstein Mario Matthijsen Summary An immanent—critical methodology for scientifically testing existing theories is presented and applied to the postulates of Albert Einstein ’s Special Theory of Relativity as... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Albert
    Authors Last Name: 
    Pröbstl
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    69,
    1998
    Naturwissenschaftliche Sekt ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 69 2/1998 Das Haidinger—Büschel als Urphänomen der Polarisationserscheinungen Albert Pröbstl Summary Since Wilhelm Haidinger discovered the phenomenon of the «brush» which is named after him in 1844, there can be no doubt that human vision comprizes an additional sense... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    David
    Authors Last Name: 
    Auerbach
    ,
    Authors First Name: 
    Ernst-August
    Authors Last Name: 
    Müller
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    69,
    1998
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 69 2/1998 Das fünfte - das neue - Element David Auerbach und Ernst-August Müller Summary The development of the earth, going from the Saturn, the Sun and the Moon to our present state, has called forth the four elements, heat, gas, fluids and solids. In each of the first three states the germ of the... read more
  • Authors First Name: 
    Friedrich
    Authors Last Name: 
    Wilhelm Dustmann
    Elemente der Naturwissenschaft
    69,
    1998
    ELEMENTE DER NATURWISSENSCHAFT 69 2/1998 Zur Phänomenologie der Wärme Friedr. Wilhelm Dustmann Summary With reference to Martin Basfeld’s book «Wärme: Urmaterie und Ich—Leib», this article seeks critically to examine concepts of heat theory, including early suggestions by Goethean scientists (E. Hegelmann, G. Unger), and to rethink... read more

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