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Born in Buenos Aires, Bernard attended St. Andrew's Scots? School in Olivos, Buenos Aires. He then moved to Switerzerland where he studied mathematics and science at the University of Z?rich. He got his PHD in Philosophy with this thesis: "Beitr?ge zur Morphologie des Gynoeceums und der Bl?tenachse einiger Rutaceenn" (Bot. Jb., Bd. 85, 151-247, 1966). He taught grammar school from 1967 - 2005 in the areas of biology, chemistry, philosophy, and Spanish and was assistant of Prof. Dr. C.D.K. Cook at the Institut f?r Systematische Botanik, University of Z?rich. He has diverse interests he has pursued Several courses at the Popular University of Basel: botany with world excursions to study the vegetation of Argentina and Chile, focusing on Patagonia, worked as an ecological cartographer of forests in several Swiss cantons, and even introduced biology courses in English at the Gymnasium M?nchenstein.  '''Books'''
Born in Buenos Aires, Bernard attended St. Andrew's Scots? School in Olivos, Buenos Aires. He then moved to Switerzerland where he studied mathematics and science at the University of Zürich. He got his PHD in Philosophy with this thesis: "Beiträge zur Morphologie des Gynoeceums und der Bl?tenachse einiger Rutaceenn" (Bot. Jb., Bd. 85, 151-247, 1966). He taught grammar school from 1967 - 2005 in the areas of biology, chemistry, philosophy, and Spanish and was assistant of Prof. Dr. C.D.K. Cook at the Institut für Systematische Botanik, University of Zürich. He has diverse interests he has pursued Several courses at the Popular University of Basel: botany with world excursions to study the vegetation of Argentina and Chile, focusing on Patagonia, worked as an ecological cartographer of forests in several Swiss cantons, and even introduced biology courses in English at the Gymnasium Münchenstein.  '''Books'''


* Informationstheorie und Erkenntnislehre (Dornach, 1971)
* Informationstheorie und Erkenntnislehre (Dornach, 1971)
* Inhaltliches Denken und formale Systeme (Oberwil b. Zug,1979)
* Inhaltliches Denken und formale Systeme (Oberwil b. Zug,1979)
* Immanent-logische Kritik der Relativit?tstheorie (Oberwil b. Zug, 1981)
* Immanent-logische Kritik der Relativitätstheorie (Oberwil b. Zug, 1981)
* Die Verbindlichkeit frei gesetzter Intentionen (Stuttgart, 1990)
* Die Verbindlichkeit frei gesetzter Intentionen (Stuttgart, 1990)
* Wiedergeburt. Gedanken zu einem neuen philosophischen Nachweis der Reinkarnation (Stuttgart, 2003)
* Wiedergeburt. Gedanken zu einem neuen philosophischen Nachweis der Reinkarnation (Stuttgart, 2003)
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* 1990 - "[[Die Verbindlichkeit frei gesetzter Intentionen]]"  
* 1990 - "[[Die Verbindlichkeit frei gesetzter Intentionen]]"  
* 1981 - "[[Immanent-logische Kritik der Relativit?tstheorie]]"  
* 1981 - "[[Immanent-logische Kritik der Relativitätstheorie]]"  
* 1979 - "[[Inhaltliches Denken und formale Systeme. Der platonische Standpunkt in Logik, Mathematik und Erkenntnistheorie]]"  
* 1979 - "[[Inhaltliches Denken und formale Systeme. Der platonische Standpunkt in Logik, Mathematik und Erkenntnistheorie]]"  



Latest revision as of 15:04, 22 July 2026

Bernardo Gut
Bernardo Gut
Born (1942-02-16) February 16, 1942 (age 84)
ResidenceCH 4053 Basel, Switzerland
NationalityArgentinean / Swiss
Known forRelativity, Logic
Scientific career
FieldsPhilosopher

Born in Buenos Aires, Bernard attended St. Andrew's Scots? School in Olivos, Buenos Aires. He then moved to Switerzerland where he studied mathematics and science at the University of Zürich. He got his PHD in Philosophy with this thesis: "Beiträge zur Morphologie des Gynoeceums und der Bl?tenachse einiger Rutaceenn" (Bot. Jb., Bd. 85, 151-247, 1966). He taught grammar school from 1967 - 2005 in the areas of biology, chemistry, philosophy, and Spanish and was assistant of Prof. Dr. C.D.K. Cook at the Institut für Systematische Botanik, University of Zürich. He has diverse interests he has pursued Several courses at the Popular University of Basel: botany with world excursions to study the vegetation of Argentina and Chile, focusing on Patagonia, worked as an ecological cartographer of forests in several Swiss cantons, and even introduced biology courses in English at the Gymnasium Münchenstein. Books

  • Informationstheorie und Erkenntnislehre (Dornach, 1971)
  • Inhaltliches Denken und formale Systeme (Oberwil b. Zug,1979)
  • Immanent-logische Kritik der Relativitätstheorie (Oberwil b. Zug, 1981)
  • Die Verbindlichkeit frei gesetzter Intentionen (Stuttgart, 1990)
  • Wiedergeburt. Gedanken zu einem neuen philosophischen Nachweis der Reinkarnation (Stuttgart, 2003)
  • Trees in Patagonia (Basel, 2008 [in print])

Papers

Several papers on epistemology, foundation of mathematics, theory of relativity, botany, and history of science. On relativity (e.g.): "Logic and Science ? looking into the foundations of the special theory of relativity", The Toth-Maatian Review, vol.13, number 4, 1997, pp. 6245-61.

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Books