In his writings Blechschmidt consistently accessed and described the subject of human embryology from the viewpoint of biodynamic metabolic fields and focuses his attention on the question: How does human form arise? Blechschmidt wrote and published exclusively in German. It was mostly through a German/English bi-lingual volume published by Karger (“The Stages of Human Development Before Birth”, 1960) and an exceptional cooperation with his co-author R. F. Gasser (“Biokinetics and Biodynamics of Human Differentiation”, 1978), that his work became partly available to an international English speaking audience. “The Beginnings of Human Life” (1977) was written primarily for the general public, but is no longer in print. The publication of Brian Freeman's translation of “The Ontogenetic Basis of Human Anatomy” (2004), contributed to a growing interest in Blechschmidt's ideas. Slowly osteopaths, Structural Integrators, cranial practitioners and other therapists began to appreciate his work. The books mentioned above offer both a general and comprehensive access to the morphological cosmos described by Blechschmidt but, unfortunately, they are only partly available at the moment. However, there are a number of unnoticed scientific articles already translated into English that offer a more detailed and deeper, specific insight into this elaborate universe of shape and form. The book you have here is a compilation of a number of those individual articles.
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Prof. Dr. med. Blechschmidt was director of the Anatomical Institute of the University of Göttingen from 1942–1973. His research area was human embryology, especially the morphogenesis of the early prenatal stages of humans. In order to show the changes in position, shape and structure of the embryos, he had plastic models made, which form the "Blechschmidt Human Embryological Documentation Collection" named after him today. The collection is also accessible to the public in the Anatomical Institute of the University of Göttingen. On the basis of his research, Blechschmidt refuted the basic biogenetic law established by Ernst Haeckel, according to which the development of the human embryo traces the phylogenetic development (Haeckel: The ontogenesis recapitulates the phylogeny). Rather, the human embryo is individually human from fertilization on and the changes in its appearance can be described in terms of a design anatomy as a sequence of kinetic and dynamic characteristics. The rules and principles of development found by Blechschmidt are also important for understanding physiology and for therapy.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -In his writings Blechschmidt consistently accessed and described the subject of human embryology from the viewpoint of biodynamic metabolic fields and focuses his attention on the question: How does human form arise Blechschmidt wrote and published exclusively in German. It was mostly through a German/English bi-lingual volume published by Karger ('The Stages of Human Development Before Birth', 1960) and an exceptional cooperation with his co-author R. F. Gasser ('Biokinetics and Biodynamics of Human Differentiation', 1978), that his work became partly available to an international English speaking audience. 'The Beginnings of Human Life' (1977) was written primarily for the general public, but is no longer in print.The publication of Brian Freeman's translation of 'The Ontogenetic Basis of Human Anatomy' (2004), contributed to a growing interest in Blechschmidt's ideas. Slowly osteopaths, Structural Integrators, cranial practitioners and other therapists began to appreciate his work.The books mentioned above offer both a general and comprehensive access to the morphological cosmos described by Blechschmidt but, unfortunately, they are only partly available at the moment. However, there are a number of unnoticed scientific articles already translated into English that offer a more detailed and deeper, specific insight into this elaborate universe of shape and form. The book you have here is a compilation of a number of those individual articles. 192 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783943324563
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -In his writings Blechschmidt consistently accessed and described the subject of human embryology from the viewpoint of biodynamic metabolic fields and focuses his attention on the question: How does human form arise Blechschmidt wrote and published exclusively in German. It was mostly through a German/English bi-lingual volume published by Karger ('The Stages of Human Development Before Birth', 1960) and an exceptional cooperation with his co-author R. F. Gasser ('Biokinetics and Biodynamics of Human Differentiation', 1978), that his work became partly available to an international English speaking audience. 'The Beginnings of Human Life' (1977) was written primarily for the general public, but is no longer in print.The publication of Brian Freeman's translation of 'The Ontogenetic Basis of Human Anatomy' (2004), contributed to a growing interest in Blechschmidt's ideas. Slowly osteopaths, Structural Integrators, cranial practitioners and other therapists began to appreciate his work.The books mentioned above offer both a general and comprehensive access to the morphological cosmos described by Blechschmidt but, unfortunately, they are only partly available at the moment. However, there are a number of unnoticed scientific articles already translated into English that offer a more detailed and deeper, specific insight into this elaborate universe of shape and form. The book you have here is a compilation of a number of those individual articles. 192 pp. Englisch. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783943324563
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -In seinen Schriften griff Blechschmidt das Thema der menschlichen Embryologie unter dem Gesichtspunkt biodynamischer Stoffwechselfelder konsequent auf und beschrieb es. Seine Aufmerksamkeit gilt der Frage: Wie entsteht die menschliche Form Blechschmidt schrieb und veröffentlichte ausschließlich in deutscher Sprache. Dies geschah größtenteils durch einen zweisprachigen deutsch-englischen Band, der von Karger ('Die Entwicklungsstufen des Menschen vor der Geburt', 1960) herausgegeben wurde, und durch eine außergewöhnliche Zusammenarbeit mit seinem Mitautor RF Gasser ('Biokinetik und Biodynamik der menschlichen Differenzierung', 1978) ), dass seine Arbeit teilweise einem international englischsprachigen Publikum zugänglich gemacht wurde. 'Die Anfänge des menschlichen Lebens' (1977) wurde in erster Linie für die breite Öffentlichkeit geschrieben, ist aber nicht mehr gedruckt.Die Veröffentlichung von Brian Freemans Übersetzung von 'Die Ontogenetische Basis der menschlichen Anatomie' (2004) trug zu einem wachsenden Interesse an Blechschmidts Ideen bei. Langsam begannen Osteopathen, Strukturintegratoren, Schädelpraktiker und andere Therapeuten, seine Arbeit zu schätzen.Die oben genannten Bücher bieten sowohl einen allgemeinen als auch einen umfassenden Zugang zum von Blechschmidt beschriebenen morphologischen Kosmos, sind aber derzeit leider nur teilweise verfügbar. Es gibt jedoch eine Reihe unbemerkter wissenschaftlicher Artikel, die bereits ins Englische übersetzt wurden und einen detaillierteren und tieferen, spezifischen Einblick in dieses durchdachte Universum von Form und Gestalt bieten. Das Buch, das Sie hier haben, ist eine Zusammenstellung einiger dieser einzelnen Artikel. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783943324563
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