… “realm of our social life in which something approaching public opinion can be formed.”[1] …
I focus here on a single case study: that of physicist and physiologist Hermann von Helmholtz (…

… I focus here on a single case study: that of physicist and physiologist Hermann von
Helmholtz (1821–1894), a figure whose efforts to ground the theory of ‘modern’ harmony in …

… … Hermann von Helmholtz … For example, the seminal article on the use of generative
models in machine perception, titled ‘The Helmholtz Machine,’ states that ‘Following Helmholtz, …

… Between 1853 and 1892 Hermann von Helmholtz delivered approximately twenty-five
popular addresses on the nature, purposes, and results of science, on the optimum institutional …

… / Hermann von Helmholtz; … , Hermann von Helmholtz also entered into the culturally
important, intellectually vibrant, and expanding field of the popularization of science. Helmholtz's …

… us in his preface, to set forth Helmholtz's manifold and various achievements as a discoverer
… There can, I think, be no doubt that the moral and intellectual atmosphere of the Helmholtz …

… In such studies, both the organising capacity and the insight of our poet found a congenial
sphere-the epoch was moreover propitious to him. He found ready to his hand a sufficient …

… Olesko, on Hermann von Helmholtz's early scientific career, from which their essay in this
volume is drawn. Walter Kaiser holds the Lehrstuhl for the History of Technology at the …

… The relationship between the public sphere, democratic forms … Unlike the public sphere as
a representation of the feudal-… , the idea of the public sphere characterized by the freedom and …

… by the terrible blood poisoning that stole from him his rightful place at the helm of German
physics as successor to his mentor, Hermann von Helmholtz. In the spring of 1888, G's father …