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The Copper chloride crystallization in the presence of added substances is a sensitive process. The significance of its results in the different fields of application (research on food quality and medicine e.g.), is often questioned because of poor reproducibility. The... Read More

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 for the orientation of a so called polarized luminance. In this paper the physical conditions under which... Read More

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 subsequent new element was laid in the preceding one. Now that... Read More

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 them from a phenomenological point of view.... Read More

Als ich vor einiger Zeit gebeten wurde, zu dem Artikel von Mario Mattbijsen (siehe Elemente der Naturwissenschaft, Nr. 68) kritisch Stellung zu nehmen, habe ich das mit ambivalenten Gefühlen getan. Einerseits halte ich das am Anfang der Arbeit dargestellte wissenschaftliche... Read More

Friedrich Kipp’s involvement with cognition is characterised, based on his publications as well as my notes on his lectures and our conversations together over nearly twenty years. In addition, I was able to consult his extensive hand—written notes which often comprised... Read More

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 far as it concerns the consistency of the concepts originally introduced by Einstein himself. The... Read More

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Literaturliste für Goetheanistische und Anthroposophische Naturwissenschaft
Naturwissenschaftliche Arbeitstage 30.9. bis 4.10.1998 am Goetheanurn. Wasser – für Erde und Mensch. Perspektiven für den Umgang mit Wasser
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The triad of «salt, mercury, sulphur» (the so—called «Three Principles») is of great importance in Rudolf Steiners lectures given for physicians and students of theology, so as in lectures for members of the Anthroposophical Society, for instance in the «... Read More

The science of plant morphology was founded some 200 years ago by Johann Wolfgang Goethe. His scientific publication «Versuch, die Metamorphose der Pflanze zu erklären» reflects only one special methodological aspect of his way of thinking. The scientific estate left by... Read More

Das im aktuellen Trend zur «Naturmedizin» liegende breite öffentliche Interesse an Heilpflanzen wird mit einer Fülle von Heilpflanzenbüchern beantwortet, die mit einer reichhaltigen «Indikationslyrik» zur Selbstmedikation anregen. Der auf der Höhe der wissenschaftlichen... Read More

Vor mir liegt das neue Werk Jochen Bockemühls. Es ist Resultat mehrjähriger gemeinschaftlicher Arbeit mit Pharmazeuten und Arzten, nicht zuletzt aber ist es wohl Frucht jahrzehntelangen steten Forschens des Verfassers selbst. Meine Erwartung ist entsprechend groß. Gediegen,... Read More