About E. von Kahler's health and discussions concerning biology, especially with Bohr.
Sem títuloPauli writes on the symbolic significance of trinity and quaternity, with reference to the polemic between Kepler and Fludd. He also writes on the problem of opposites: compensatory opposites and complementary opposites. He also develops the subject of the conceptual shortcoming of the field concepts.
Sem títuloFierz writes about the problem of space in connection with field theory and geometry. He makes some remarks on Pauli's two opposites: (+ -) and (p,q), and the speculations about similar opposites in psychology (individual and society). He also writes about Newton's concept of space and on Henry More's influence on him.
Sem títuloPauli writes on Schopenhauer's philosophy in the light of modern physics and psychology. For Pauli Eros and Logos are complementary opposites.
Sem títuloFierz writes on the elaboration of the concepts of polar opposites and complementary opposites. He refers to Kant and Leibniz.
Sem títuloPauli writes that he accepts the invitation to a lecture at the Institute Henri Poincaré and suggests to give the talks in English. The subject of the lectures is "selected chapters of the theory of quantized fields".
Sem títuloPauli refers to two manuscripts sent to him. He encloses a copy of a letter to Bohm outlining Pauli's criticism of Bohm's "Hidden parameters".
Sem títuloPauli invites Thellung to the X mas party of his institute. He writes about Källén's work on renormalization.
Sem títuloPauli expresses his delight over Destouches' impending visit in Zürich.
Sem títuloPauli writes on the reasons for the identical reaction of communists and catholics against complementary and indeterminism. He is against Bohm's interpretation of quantum physics. He also comments on his lectures in the Institute Poincaré on Fierz's comparison between Mach and Descartes.
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