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Perspectives in Biology and Medicine (Summer 2008) (Volume 51, Number 3) by Peter H. Schwartz, Paul Thagard, et all 2008 SCIENCE AND THE QUEST FOR REALITY (MAIN TRENDS OF THE MODERN WORLD) by Alfred I. Tauber, 1997-01-01 Organism and the Origins of Self. Henry David Thoreau and the Moral Agency of Knowing. by Alfred I. Tauber, 2001 The Immune Self by Alfred I. Tauber, 1994 Cofessions of a Medicine Man: An Essay in Popular Philosophy by Alfred I. Tauber, 2000 Automatic document storage and retrieval-a market emerges, (KIP studies) by Alfred S Tauber, 1973 CONFESSIONS OF A MEDICINE MAN by Alfred I. Tauber, 1980 The Meaning of Jewish Existence: Theological Essays, 1930-1939 (Tauber Institute Series for the Study of European Jewry) by Alexander Altmann, 1991-12-15 Henry David Thoreau and the Moral Agency of Knowing.(Book Review): An article from: Christianity and Literature by J.R. Holt, 2003-09-22 The remainder in Wiener's Tauberian theorem (Mathematica Gothoburgensia) by Tord H Ganelius, 1962

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23. Alfred Tauber - Wikipédia
    Alfred Tauber. Z Wikipédie. Alfred Tauber (* 5. november 1866, Bratislava – † 1942, Terezín) bol slovenský matematik.  
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    Extractions: Alfred Tauber 5. november Bratislava Terez­n ) bol slovensk½ matematik Narodil sa 5. novembra v Bratislave. P´sobil vo Viedni . Jeho v½skum bol zameran½ na te³riu funkci­ a te³riu potenci¡lu . Presl¡vil sa v½sledkami o divergentn½ch radoch , ktor© sa volajº Tauberove vety (n¡zov poch¡dza od Hardyho en:G. H. Hardy ) a Littlewooda en:John Edensor Littlewood )). Na jeho v½sledky nadviazal Norbert Wiener . Pracoval tiež na diferenci¡lnych rovniciach a gama funkcii . D¡tum jeho ºmrtia nie je zn¡my. Dňa 28. jºna bol deportovan½ do koncentračn©ho t¡bora v Terez­ne. ºprava Zdroj: " http://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Tauber Kateg³rie Narodenia v 1866 šmrtia v 1942 ... Čl¡nky bez interwiki Zobrazen­ Osobn© n¡stroje Navig¡cia Hľadaj N¡stroje Odkazy na tento čl¡nok Sºvisiace ºpravy Nahranie sºboru Å peci¡lne str¡nky ... Permanent link K posledn½m ºprav¡m tejto str¡nky doÅ¡lo 15:35, 13 jºn 2005. Obsah je dostupn½ pod GNU Free Documentation License O Wikip©dii VylºÄenie zodpovednosti

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    Translate this page SCHIESSEN, tauber alfred, Vzlt In den Gabrissen 91 1210 WIEN E-Mail atauber@onemail.at, Tel. 01/5200-54010 Fax 01/29 40 865 Mobil 0699/1111 2222  
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25. The Biological Notion Of Self And Non-self
    History and discussion of the notion of the immune self; by alfred tauber.  
    http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/biology-self/
    
    Extractions: Please Read How You Can Help Keep the Encyclopedia Free th century (Tauber and Chernyak 1991; Mazumdar 1995), has became a hotly contested one today (Langman 2000), and offers a rich philosophical topic, both in terms of its epistemological standing, as well as its metaphysical foundations (Tauber 1994; 1999). th century, when Claude Bernard set the theoretical stage for the autonomous organism (E. Cohen 2001). In contradistinction to an animal in humoral balance with a pervasive environment, Bernard postulated the primacy of the organism's essential independence. Physiology became the mode of inquiry for medical experimentation, one that instantiated a reductive strategy based on positivist principles. Later, biochemistry and genetics pursued this methodological and theoretical approach, thereby providing medicine with its modern experimental basis. Bernard furnished biology with a new concept of the organism, one which would have wider ramifications than the establishment of a scientific method. Obviously, interchange with the environment was a necessary requirement for life, but Bernard emphasized how boundaries provided the crucial metabolic limits required for normal physiological function. With his concept of the

26. B.U. Bridge: Boston University Community's Weekly Newspaper
    alfred tauber (center), director of BU’s Center for Philosophy and History alfred tauber (center), director of BU s Center for Philosophy and History of  
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    Extractions: Alfred Tauber (center), director of BU's Center for Philosophy and History of Science, has been appointed the first Zoltan Kohn Professor of Medicine at the School of Medicine. Provost Dennis Berkey (left) and President ad interim Aram Chobanian (right) were among the speakers at a November reception honoring Tauber's achievements in medicine and the humanities. A hematologist and biochemist by training, Tauber joined the BU faculty in 1982 as chief of the hematology and oncology service at Boston City Hospital. In 1993, he accepted a second professorship, in the College of Arts and Sciences department of philosophy. He now teaches courses in the history and philosophy of science at CAS and medical ethics at MED. Photo by Linda Haas. 7 November 2003

27. Tauber
    Biography of alfred tauber (18661942) alfred tauber worked in Vienna. His research was on function theory and potential theory.  
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    Extractions: Version for printing Alfred Tauber worked in Vienna. His research was on function theory and potential theory . He obtained important results on divergent series and the name Tauberian Theorems was coined by Hardy and Littlewood . Further major results in this area were obtained by Norbert Wiener Of lesser importance is Tauber's work on differential equations and the gamma function The date of his death is unknown. He was sent by the Nazis to Theresienstadt concentration camp on June 28 1942. Just after Tauber arrived the entire non-Jewish population of 3700 of Theresienstadt was evacuated and he was one of 53000 inhabitants of the camp.

28. References For Tauber
    References for the biography of alfred tauber. References for alfred tauber. Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 19701990).  
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29. Henry David Thoreau And The Moral Agency Of Knowing:0520225279:Tauber, Alfred I.
    Author(s) tauber, alfred I. ISBN 0520225279 Format Hardcover In his graceful philosophical account, alfred I. tauber shows why Thoreau still seems  
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30. Tauber, Alfred
    Translate this page alfred tauber. Foto, um 1925. tauber, alfred, * 5. 11. 1866 Pressburg (Bratislava, Slowakische Republik), † 26. 7. 1942 KZ Theresienstadt (Terezín,  
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    Extractions: Tauber, Alfred, * 5. 11. 1866 Pressburg (Bratislava, Slowakische Republik Tschechische Republik ), Mathematiker. Studierte und habilitierte sich an der Wien, an der er von 1908 bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1933 Professor besonders mit Fragen der Versicherungsmathematik und Statistik sowie mit dem Umkehrproblem des abelschen Grenzwertsatzes ( taubersche Literatur: R. Einhorn, Vertreter der Mathematik und Geometrie an den Wiener Hochschulen 1900-40, Dissertation , Wien 1985. Hinweise zum Lexikon Suche nach hierher verweisenden Seiten

31. Copyright: Alfred Tauber. Foto, Um 1925.
    Translate this page alfred tauber. Foto, um 1925. © Copyright by Bildarchiv der Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek, Wien. siehe tauber, alfred.  
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32. Trustee Information - Office Of The Trustees - Tufts University
    alfred I. tauber. alfred I. tauber. Fred tauber is the Zoltan Kohn Professor of Medicine at the Boston University School of Medicine and Professor of  
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    Extractions: Fred Tauber is the Zoltan Kohn Professor of Medicine at the Boston University School of Medicine and Professor of Philosophy in the College of Arts and Sciences of Boston University. Dr. Tauber was appointed Director of the Center for Philosophy and History of Science at Boston University in 1993. He teaches courses in the history and philosophy of science, the philosophy of biology and medicine, and medical ethics. Dr. Tauber also continues to practice hematology at the Boston Medical Center. Dr. Tauber served an internship and residency at the University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals, followed by advanced training at Tufts-New England Medical Center, Harvard Medical School and the Robert B. Brigham Hospital. He spent four years on the faculty at Harvard Medical School before joining Boston University School of Medicine in 1982. Aside from his research publications in immunology, Dr. Tauber has published extensively on 19th and 20th century biomedicine, contemporary science studies, and ethics. He is the author of

33. The Journal Of Nervous And Mental Disease - UserLogin
    tauber, alfred I. Confessions of a Medicine Man An Essay in Popular Philosophy. This book by physicianphilosopher alfred tauber fits into the genre of  
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34. Review Article -- Smith 15 (4): 145 -- History Of The Human Sciences
    Book reviews tauber, alfred I., Confessions of Medicine Man An Essay in Popular Philosophy (reviewed by Roger Smith); tauber, alfred I., Thoreau and the  
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    Extractions: This Article Full Text (PDF) Alert me when this article is cited Alert me if a correction is posted Services Similar articles in this journal Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager Roger Smith University of Lancaster, UK Book reviews: Tauber, Alfred I., Confessions of Medicine Man: An Essay in Popular Philosophy (reviewed by Roger Smith); Tauber, Alfred I., Thoreau and the Moral Agency of Knowing (reviewed by Roger Smith)

35. An Essay By Bryan Gilliam
    even as Hofmannsthal began devising scenarios, the poet had particularsingers in mind Maria Jeritza, Richard tauber, alfred Jerger.  
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    Extractions: Leon Botstein, Musical Director "What could be more serious than married life?," Richard Strauss once remarked about his Sinfonia domestica (1904), "marriage is the most profound event in life and the spiritual joy of such a union is heightened by the arrival of a child." On the surface the remark appears to be a defense of his domestic symphony (to be performed by the American Symphony Orchestra on April 5, 1998) maligned by a press who saw the sacred art of music desecrated in a celebration of everyday family life. But Strauss was, in fact, quite serious. His preoccupation with marriage and fidelity, with domestic relationships formed a continuous theme throughout his life's work, and it established a significant bond between himself and his librettist of nearly three decades, Hugo von Hofmannsthal. Hofmannsthal was quick to remind Strauss of this motif in Ariadne auf Naxos , when the composer began to lose interest in a project he saw as too stylized. "What

36. Happily Ever After
    even as Hofmannsthal began devising scenarios, the poet had particular singers in mind Maria Jeritza, Richard tauber, and alfred Jerger.  
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    Extractions: Leon Botstein, Musical Director Happily Ever After Bryan Gilliam "What could be more serious than married life?" Richard Strauss once remarked about his Sinfonia domestica (1904), "marriage is the most profound event in life and the spiritual joy of such a union is heightened by the arrival of a child." On the surface the remark appears to be a defense of his domestic symphony, maligned by a press who saw the sacred art of music desecrated in a celebration of everyday family life. But Strauss was, in fact, quite serious. His preoccupation with marriage and fidelity, with domestic relationships formed a continuous theme throughout his life's work, and it established a significant bond between himself and his librettist of nearly three decades, Hugo von Hofmannsthal. But Die ägyptische Helena-especially in its more complex, symbolic second act-would prove to be a work somewhat removed from the delicate, lighter world of belle Helène. There are, to be sure, marvelous satirical touches in Act I: a singing omniscient shell, mischievous elves, and the like. But things take a more profound turn by the second curtain, when Hofmannsthal brings into focus themes so central to his other libretti: memory, marital fidelity, and the restoration of trust. Like Ariadne, Helen gives herself to death (risking her life by offering her husband, Menelaus, the potion of remembrance), and in doing so she is transformed and transforms her husband, for the jealous Menelaus is finally able to resolve the good and bad in Helen (and himself) and-reborn-he accepts her: "Ever same, ever new."

37. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Update Data For Alfred Tauber
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38. Alfred I. Tauber - The MIT Press
    The MIT Press online catalog contains descriptions of inprint and out-of-print books, current and past journals, online ordering/subscription options,  
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39. Confessions Of A Medicine Man - The MIT Press
    In Confessions of a Medicine Man, alfred tauber probes the ethical structure of alfred I. tauber is the Zoltan Kohn Professor of Medicine, Professor of  
    http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=3329

40. Oxford University Press: Metchnikoff And The Origins Of Immunology: Alfred I. Ta
    alfred I. tauber and Leon Chernyak. bookshot Add to Cart alfred I. tauber, Professor of Medicine and Pathology, and Leon Chernyak, Research Associate,  
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