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CB: It sems possible that Heisenberg may have had
some rightwing political
conscoiusness, I believe.
Heisenberg was fairly right wing. In his autobiography
he recalls serving in the militai that helped put down
the Spartakus rebellion, and of course, though no
Nazi, he later stayed
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CB: It sems possible that Heisenberg may have had
some rightwing political
conscoiusness, I believe.
Heisenberg was fairly right wing. In his autobiography
he recalls serving in the
As to extrascientific orientations that may have affected Heisenberg, Paul
Forman had a rather bold thesis:
Paul Forman. Weimar Culture, Causality and Quantum Theory, 1918-1927:
Adaptation by German Physicists and Mathematicians to a Hostile
Intellectual Environment, published in Historical
Ooops, one of my sentences is rather awkward
At 08:24 AM 1/8/2006 -0500, Ralph Dumain wrote:
As Frank documents in his book, Heisenberg shared the same reactionary
idealist views as other prominent physicists such as James Jeans and
Arthur Eddington.
Heisenberg never quite claimed that the
I don't know what to make of this weird stuff:
Whig History of Science
http://www.ivorcatt.com/3802.htm
As far as I can tell, Forman still has a position at the Smithsonian:
http://americanhistory2.si.edu/about/staff.cfm?key=12staffkey=320
I have a deep suspicion of all sociology of science.
My suspicions are becoming confirmed:
In postmodernity the two cultures are one -- and many
Paul Forman
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/HPST/FormanThinkPiece.html
To me, this is yet another symptom of the disintegrating research programme
of bourgeois liberalism. In fact, the war between the
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CB: It sems possible that Heisenberg may have had
some rightwing political
conscoiusness, I believe.
Heisenberg was fairly right wing. In his autobiography
he recalls serving in the militai that helped put down
the Spartakus rebellion, and of course, though no
Well, if he did, which I doubt -- I know no reason to
think he knew that Lenin had writen on theory of
knowledge --
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CB: Sure there is. And there is a lot of reason to think that he knew what
Engels had written about materalism and idealism, because he was in the
German university system.
Ralph Dumain
Lenin never took issue with scientific theories nor made them conform to an
apriori conception of dialectical materialism. What he observed was that
what scientists (along with philosophers) were doing was drawing
illegitimate philosophical conclusions from their own scientific
Frederick Engels
Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
II
[Dialectics]
In the meantime, along with and after the French philosophy of the 18th
century, had arisen the new German philosophy, culminating in Hegel
The confused leading the confused . . . how sad.
First!--see:
Marx Engels on the Science of History
http://www.autodidactproject.org/quote/marxsci2.html
Neither Marx nor Engels were social constructionists, nor was their
'sociology' so shallow as the undialectical sociology of science that
By riffraff I meant the Soviet philosophers and theoreticians who followed
Lenin, not only the less supple thinkers of Lenin's generation (including
the ex-Menshevik Deborin), but especially the younger breed that supplanted
their elders as Stalinism was consolidated.
The records of Haldane
Engels on the development of materialism in opposition to theism.
http://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1880/soc-utop/int-mat.htm
I am perfectly aware that the contents of this work will meet with objection
from a considerable portion of the British public. But, if we Continentals
had
Scandal
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2006/01/0
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over Stem-Cell Research
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By riffraff I meant the Soviet philosophers and theoreticians who followed
Lenin, not only the less supple thinkers of Lenin's generation (including
the ex-Menshevik Deborin), but especially the younger breed that supplanted
their elders as Stalinism was consolidated.
CB: Of
A fourth chapter of Frank's MODERN SCIENCE AND ITS PHILOSOPHY is now on my
web site:
CHAPTER 8: philosophic misinterpretations of the quantum theory
http://www.autodidactproject.org/other/frank-MSP/frank08.html
As I mentioned before, Chapter 8 deals with the mystification of quantum
theory,
I re-read this material in recent months. I cited from this and other
works on my web page containing comparable remarks:
Marx Engels on Skepticism Praxis:
Selected Quotations
http://www.autodidactproject.org/quote/marx-skeptic.html
Most of these passages are very well-known, but check out
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