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[Peter A. Petersen]
No full textBlack and white photograph of a man wearing a three-piece suit, standing outside of a building near a bush. He is identified as Peter A. Petersen. The building's windows are partially visible behind him
Wie kann die Transplantationsmedizin Vertrauen zurückgewinnen?
No full text"Wie kann die Transplantationsmedizin Vertrauen zurückgewinnen?" war Thema eines Vortrages von Dr. Peter Petersen im Rahmen des Studium Generale an der Universität Tübingen im Wintersemester 2013/2014 über das Vertrauen in der Medizin
Schwarzer Peter, neueste Ausgabe, entworfen von Friedrich Petersen
No full textSCHWARZER PETER, NEUESTE AUSGABE, ENTWORFEN VON FRIEDRICH PETERSEN
Schwarzer Peter, neueste Ausgabe, entworfen von Friedrich Petersen ( -
Pioneer personal history answers, Peter Petersen Dyring, Manti, Utah
No full textTypescript of answers by Peter Petersen Dyreng for a questionnaire filled out for Utah Works Progress Administration\u27s "Pioneer personal history" survey. He was born in Norway in 1857, and his family came to Utah in 1873, settling at Manti. Typed by Sterling Haws of Manti in 193
Peter Petersen von Heidenstam to Carl Linnaeus
No full textPeter Petersen von Heidenstam to Carl Linnaeu
Peter Petersen von Heidenstam to Carl Linnaeus
No full textPeter Petersen von Heidenstam to Carl Linnaeu
Peter Petersen - die Negierung der Vernunft?
No full textNach jahrzehntelangem Schweigen hat nun endlich auch hierzulande eine gründlichere Auseinandersetzung der Erziehungswissenschaft mit ihrer eigenen Vergangenheit im NS-Regime begonnen. Peter Petersen, der Vater des "Jena-Plans", spielt dabei eine besondere Rolle. Aufgrund sorgfältiger archivalischer Studien rekonstruiert der Verfasser die wissenschaftliche Karriere Petersens und dessen Tätigkeit in Jena vor 1945, untersucht typische Denkmuster in Petersens pädagogischem Werk und kommt zu dem Ergebnis, daß seine Erziehungstheorie keineswegs mit den Grundzügen der nationalsozialistischen Ideologie übereinstimmt, gleichwohl aber sehr leicht für diese Ideologie vereinnahmt werden konnte. (DIPF/Orig.
Aage Petersen letter to Hugh Everett, 11-October-1957
No full textAage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954 in Princeton and he and Hugh Everett III became friends. As someone close to both Everett and to Bohr, Petersen was one of Everett's principal correspondents concerning the relationship between his work and the Copenhagen interpretation. This letter is principally social: it congratulates Everett on his marriage and expresses a hope that Petersen and Everett will find a time to meet when Petersen accompanied Bohr on a visit to the U.S. Petersen passes on the opportunity to respond in detail to Everett's arguments in his previous letter.This document was found in the basement of Mark Everett in 2007 by Mark Everett and Peter Byrne
Aage Petersen letter to Hugh Everett, 28-May-1956
No full textAage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954 in Princeton and he and Hugh Everett III became friends. As someone close to both Everett and to Bohr, Petersen was one of Everett's principal correspondents concerning the relationship between his work and the Copenhagen interpretation. Petersen and Wheeler both served as intermediaries between Everett and Bohr. This document is a follow-up letter to the telegram that Petersen sent on the same day. Petersen invites Everett to visit for several months, supported by Bohr's research funds. Everett elected not to take the trip in 1956, as his job at the Weapons System Evaluation Group began that summer. He did ultimately visit Bohr in 1959, but the meeting was not very profitable.This document was found in the basement of Mark Everett in 2007 by Mark Everett and Peter Byrne
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