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245 00 Weimar culture and quantum mechanics :|bselected papers by
Paul Forman and contemporary perspectives on the Forman
thesis /|cCathryn Carson, Alexei Kojevnikov, Helmuth
Trischler, editors.
264 1 London :|bImperial College Press ;|aSingapore :|bWorld
Scientific,|c[2011]
264 4 |c©2011
300 1 online resource (xvi, 542 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |tForman thesis :|t40 years after /|rCathryn Carson,
Alexei Kojevnikov and Helmuth Trischler --|tCold War
culture, history of science and postmodernity :
|tengagement of an intellectual in a holistic academic
environment /|rJ.L. Heilbron --|tSelected chronological
bibliography of Paul Forman's scholarship --|tScientific
internationalism and the Weimar physicists :|tIdeology and
its manipulation in Germany after World War I /|rPaul
Forman --|tFinancial support and political alignment of
physicists in Weimar Germany /|rPaul Forman --|tWeimar
culture, causality, and quantum theory, 1918-27 :
|tadaptation by German physicists and mathematicians to a
hostile intellectual environment /|rPaul Forman --
|tKausalität, Anschaulichkeit, and Individualität, or, how
cultural values prescribed the character and the lessons
ascribed to quantum mechanics /|rPaul Forman --|tReception
of an acausal quantum mechanics in Germany and Britain /
|rPaul Forman --|tPaul Forman and the environment and
practice of quantum history /|rDavid C. Cassidy --
|tCulture and mechanics in Germany, 1869-1918 :|ta sketch
/|rRichard Staley --|tEstablishment of a network of
reactionary physicists in the Weimar Republic /|rStefan L.
Wolff --|tPhilosophical rhetoric in early quantum
mechanics 1925-27 :|thigh principles, cultural values and
professional anxieties /|rAlexei Kojevnikov --|t'The
shackles of causality' :|tphysics and philosophy in the
Netherlands in the Interwar period /|rKai Eigner and Frans
van Lunteren --|tCrisis, measurement problems and
controversy in early quantum electrodynamics :|tFailed
appropriation of epistemology in the second quantum
generation /|rAnja Skaar Jacobsen --|tCausality in physics
and in the history of physics :|ta comparison of Bohm's
and Forman's papers /|rOlival Freire --|tForman reformed,
again /|rM. Norton wise --|tFrom Kosmos to Koralle :|ton
the culture of science reading in Imperial and Weimar
Germany /|rArne Schirrmacher --|tLiving ambiguity :
|tspeculative bodies of science in Weimar culture /
|rCornelius Borck --|tScience and politics :|tpathology in
Weimar Germany (1918-33) /|rCay-Rüdiger Prüll --|tJordan
alias Domeier :|tscience and cultural politics in late
Weimar conservatism /|rRichard H. Beyler --|tCausality
debates of the interwar years and their preconditions :
|trevisiting the Forman thesis from a broader perspective
/|rMichael Stöltzner --|tModern or anti-modern science? :
|tWeimar culture, natural science and the Heidegger-
Heisenberg exchange /|rCathryn Carson.
520 "This volume reprints Paul Forman's classic papers on the
history of the scientific profession in post-World War I
Germany and the invention of quantum mechanics. The Forman
thesis became famous for its demonstration of the cultural
conditioning of scientific knowledge, in particular by
showing the historical connection between the culture of
Weimar Germany--known for its irrationality and
antiscientism--and the emerging concept of quantum
acausality. From the moment of its publication, Forman's
research provoked intense historical and philosophical
debates. In 2007, participants at an international
conference in Vancouver, Canada, discussed the
implications of the Forman thesis for contemporary
historiography. Their contributions collected in this
volume represent cutting-edge research on the history of
the quantum revolution and of German science"--Publisher.
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