#albert mayr

[garadinervi]

Temperature flegree. Terza edizione, 1988. 450° Anniversario del Vulcano Monte Nuovo, Acropoli di Cuma, Casino Vanvitelliano del Fusaro e Vulcano Solfatara, Lan Editore, Napoli, November 26-28, 1988 [Studio Bibliografico Marini, Bari-Roma]

Featuring: Arrigo Lora Totino, Eugenio Miccini, Marcello Aitiani, Albert Mayr, Henri Chopin, Corrado Costa, Lamberto Pignotti

[musicdiaries]

VA - Erstes Wiener Krandaubel Opening: Donauwalterinterpretationen (2023)

[amateurvoltaire]

When you get publicly slapped by 4 surrealist poets because you insulted a guy's historical crush

(translation and context under the cut)

Gallantly Defending Robespierre’s Honour

In the conservative daily paper, Le Gaulois, on March 3, 1923, the journalist and man of letters, Wieland Mayr, expressed his pleasure: there would not be, he wrote, a "vile apotheosis" for "that holy scoundrel" Robespierre. On the other hand, Mathiez had the Surrealists with him. Following the article in Le Gaulois, Robert Desnos (1), accompanied by Paul Éluard (2), Max Ernst (3), and André Breton (4), summoned Mayr in a café and publicly slapped him for insulting the memory of "the Incorruptible."

Why did Mayr get Slapped?

In short: studying history in the 1920s was a messy business, especially when it came to the French Revolution….

To explain why Mayr ended up getting slapped, please allow me to briefly dive into the French Revolution's historiography during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Keep in mind, that this is a grossly oversimplified version.

Before 1848, it was pretty standard for French republicans to proudly see themselves as inheritors of Robespierre’s legacy. (If you’ve ever wondered why in Les Misérables, Enjolras’ character is very much channeling Robespierre and Saint-Just, here’s your answer!) However, things start to change with the Second Republic.

In 1847, Jules Michelet brought back the negative portrayal of Robespierre as a tyrannical "priest" and leader of a new cult. This narrative helped fuel an increasing dislike for Robespierre, with radicals like Auguste Blanqui arguing that the real revolutionaries were the atheistic Hébertists, not the Robespierrists.

Jump to the Third Republic, and the negative sentiment towards Robespierre was only getting stronger, driven by voices like Hippolyte Taine, who painted Robespierre as a mediocre figure, overwhelmed by his role. This trend was politically motivated, aiming to reshape the Revolution's legacy to align with the Third Republic's secular values. Obviously, Robespierre, the "fanatic pontiff" of the Supreme Being, didn’t quite fit this revised narrative and was made out to be the villain. Alphonse Aulard (a historian willing to stretch the truth to make his point) continued pushing Danton as the face of secular republicanism. Albert Mathiez, one of Aulard’s students, was not having any of it and strongly disagreed with his mentor’s approach.

The general disdain for Robespierre began to shift after World War I. One reason was that people could better appreciate the actions of the Revolutionary Government after experiencing the repression during the war themselves. Albert Mathiez and his colleagues were actively working to change Robespierre's tarnished image. With tensions high, it's no wonder Mayr ended up being publicly slapped by a bunch of poets who were defending the Incorruptible's honour!

Notes

Robert Desnos (1900-1945) was a French poet deeply associated with the Surrealist movement, known for his revolutionary contributions to both poetry and resistance during World War II.

Paul Éluard (1895-1952) was a French poet and one of the founding members of the Surrealist movement, celebrated for his lyrical and passionate writings on love and liberty.

Max Ernst (1891-1976) was a German painter, sculptor, graphic artist, and poet, a pioneering figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements known for his inventive use of collage and exploration of the unconscious.

André Breton (1896-1966) was a French writer, poet, and anti-fascist, best known as the principal founder and leading theorist of Surrealism, promoting the liberation of the human mind.

Source: The text in the picture comes from Robespierre and the Social Republic by Albert Mathiez

[pwlanier]

Event in favor of the First Artist Society War Kitchen in Vienna 1914.

Participants: Alfred Gerasch, Melitta Heim, Albert Heine, Ary van Leuwen,

Lotte Lehmann, Richard Mayr, Hansi Niese und Lotte Witt.

Austrian National Library

[evoldir]

Fwd: Postdoc: Freiburg.TreeAdaptation

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Postdoc: Freiburg.TreeAdaptation > Date: 20 April 2023 at 07:15:41 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Professorship of Forest Genetics offers a position for a > Postdoctoral researcher (f/m/d) > >  * Application deadline: 05.05.2023 >  * Start-date: At the earliest possible date. >  * Fulltime position > > *Description* > In the Eva Mayr-Stihl Professorship of Forest Genetics at the > Albert-Ludwigs-Universit�t Freiburg, we are investigating the genomic > and epigenetic basis of adaptation and acclimation in temperate and > tropical tree species. We jointly analyze genetic and genomic data sets > with phenotypic and environmental data. Our research is carried out in > natural populations as well as in greenhouses and climate chambers. > > *Project description* > > In the DFG-funded Research Unit "PhytOakmeter" we seek to investigate > patterns and mechanisms of acclimation and adaptation to drought and > above- and belowground herbivory using a clonal oak as a model system > (https://ift.tt/U3aCBSQ). > > We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher for subproject 1, where we > will investigate the role of epigenetics for acclimation in the Quercus > robur clone. In controlled experiments, we will expose clonal oaks to > combinations of drought and herbivore stress, and investigate the > reaction of trees at the level of DNA methylation, TE activation, and > chromatin modifications. > > For this purpose, the successful applicant will generate and analyze > whole genome bisulfite sequencing data, and identify TE activation from > RNAseq and mobilome sequencing data. Further, chromatin accessibility > will be studied using ATAC-seq. > > The experimental work will be carried out in Ecotron facilities in Bad > Lauchst�dt and Freiburg. The postdoctoral researcher will support the > set-up and data collection in the Ecotron in Freiburg. Moreover, she/he > will work on additional experiments to study epigenetic effects of > propagation from different bud types and of grafting in experiments in > greenhouses and climate chambers in Freiburg. In the final phase, the > successful applicant will be involved in the data synthesis of the > research unit. > > The subproject is tightly integrated into the research unit and will be > carried out in close collaboration with Prof. Dr. Lars Opgenoorth > (University of Marburg) and his team. > > *Your profile* > > You have an MSc and Ph.D. in biology, plant ecology, bioinformatics, or > similar fields with excellent results. You enjoy science and are driven > by curiosity. You have experience with experimental work with plants, > ideally with trees. Research experience in forest ecology, tree > physiology, genetics, or genomics and explicitly, with the bioinformatic > analysis of WGBS data and regarding TEs is advantageous. We expect a > very good knowledge of data handling and statistical data analysis (in R > and Unix environments) as well as a good publication record. Experience > with laboratory work (DNA extraction and library preparation) is > advantageous. You have good communication and team skills, and a > meticulous way of working. > > *Your application* > > please check the university website for details on the application > process: https://ift.tt/ONz2gDf > > > Prof. Dr. Katrin Heer > Forest Genetics > > Eva Mayr-Stihl Stiftungsprofessur f�r Forstgenetik > Albert-Ludwigs-Universit�t Freiburg > Fakult�t f�r Umwelt und Nat�rliche Ressourcen > Bertoldstra�e 17, 79098 Freiburg i. Br., Germany > > Phone: +49 761 203 3647 > https://ift.tt/QYqizLO > > Katrin Heer

[theories-of]

Albert Mayr Morandi Melodien, 150x100cm, Photocollage on paper, 2017

[ocxees-blog]

The 50 Most Influential Books of All Time

You are what you read. This saying seems an undeniable truth when we picture the impact some books have created on the world. From cracking social boundaries to challenging centuries-old notions, books have played an inimitable role in different segments of human lives. So, which are the books that, along with being a good read, have influenced the way we think? Let’s have a look.

Science

These are the books that pioneered the fundamentals of science taught in schools today. These works left a great and probably a controversial impact on society at the time they were created.

On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin

The Interpretation of Dreams, Sigmund Freud

Physica, Aristotle

Elements, Euclid

The Meaning of Relativity, Albert Einstein

A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking

Silent Spring, Rachel Carson

The Naked Ape, Desmond Morris

Against Method, Paul Feyerabend

The Gene, Siddhartha Mukherjee

What Evolution is, Ernst Mayr

For years, these books are inspiring science enthusiasts to learn newer elements of the universe. That makes it intelligible how millions of students travel abroad to acquire education and stand on the shoulder of giants like Einstein.

Society

Intriguing fiction or rattling real-life stories, many texts have left an unraveling effect on peoples’ views. These books have captured some climactic moments of history and transformed social practices.

The Analects, Confucius

The Republic, Plato

Orientalism, Edward Said

The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank

The Second Sex, Simone de Beauvoir

The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, Mary Wollstonecraft

The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli

Native Son, Richard Wright

The Rights of Man, Thomas Paine

Philosophy

Nothing is absolute in philosophy. While pondering over never-ending questions and theories of the universe, dig into the minds of great philosophers of all time through these books.

The Nichomachean Ethics, Aristotle

On Liberty, John Stuart Mill

A Treatise of Human Nature, David Hume

The Discourses, Epictetus

Naming and Necessity, Saul Kripke

The Art of Happiness, Dalai Lama

Letters from a Stoic, Seneca

Beyond Good & Evil, Friedrich Nietzsche

Meditation of First Philosophy, René Descartes

Critique of Pure Reason, Immanuel Kant

Reasons and Persons, Derek Parfit

Being and Nothingness, Jean-Paul Sartre

Confessions, St. Augustine

Apology, Plato

Literature

With insightful lines and epic characters, these books in literature offer us undeniable elements to remember for a lifetime.

The Complete Works, William Shakespeare

1984, George Orwell

In Search of Lost Time, Marcel Proust

War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy

The Iliad and The Odyssey, Homer

The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer

Beloved, Toni Morrison

One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gabriel García Márquez

The Lord of the Rings, JRR Tolkien

The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde

In a Free State, V. S. Naipaul

I, Claudius, Robert Graves

To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee

Chronicles of Narnia, CS Lewis

All these books have stood the test of time while telling the stories that needed to be told. Authors’ backgrounds and personal experiences influenced many of these works. And did we mention many authors on the list were actually the celebrated alumni from Oxford University? So, if you are aspiring to change the world through words, Oxford maybe your ideal study abroad destination, where you can learn what influenced these writers to create such timeless compilations of human intellects.

Source

[wapiti3]

Fishes of Zanzibar: Acanthopterygii

By Playfair, R. Lambert Sir, (Robert Lambert), 1828-1899

Günther, Albert C. L. G. (Albert Carl Ludwig Gotthilf), 1830-1914 Publication info London :J. Van Voorst,1866.

BHL Collections: Ernst Mayr Library of the MCZ, Harvard University

[suedtirolerfreiheit]

Joseph Mayr-Nusser: Die ganze Wahrheit!

Joseph Mayr-Nusser: Die ganze Wahrheit!

Albert Mayr, Sohn von Josef Mayr-Nusser, will nicht, dass sein Vater parteipolitisch vereinnahmt wird (Leserbrief vom 30. Juni). Was war passiert?

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[africandiasporaphd]

#Repost @georgian_diaspora (@get_repost) ・・・ A fanciful painting of a picturesque wedding reception softly lit by candlelight. The bride dances with a pink floral crown and off the shoulder white dress with matching pink ribbons. She dances, with what must be, the groom, also in a white suit. The scene is almost like a stage production with the participants dancing, posing, talking, looking, playing instruments, or gossiping. For most of history, brides rarely purchased a dress specifically for their wedding day. The bride would typically wear her finest dress to the ceremony, even if it was a dark colour. In fact, brides wore many different colours during this time. Only a few colours were avoided, such as green, which was then considered unlucky. Blue was a popular choice as it represented purity and piety. Examples of western brides wearing white can be traced back as early as 1406, the 1840 marriage of England’s Queen Victoria to her cousin Prince Albert is considered the seminal white dress-wearing occasion. 'Kitchen Ball at White Sulphur Springs, Virginia', Painted by Christian Friedrich Mayr, c.1838. Displayed at @ncartmuseum . . . . #diaspora #history #fashionhistory #fashionstudies #georgiandiaspora #gallery #multiethnic #dresshistory #blackhistory #blackhistories #inclusivehistories #hiddenhistories #diasporichistories #fineart #19thcentury #19thcenturyfashion #portraiture #painting #arthistory #africanamerican #weddingdress #weddingdance #americanhistory #whitesuit #bride #groom #motherofthebridedress https://ift.tt/2LUIDjT Follow #ADPhD on IG: @afrxdiasporaphd

[astheniazine]

Asthenia No. 07 ‘Cosmology’ 28 April - 5 May at City Surfer Office, Prague

Organised by Amalia Vekri, Alexios Papazacharias & Antonín Jirát

Participating artists: Stano Filko, Irini Miga, Albert Mayr, Katharina Hoeglinger, Chrysanne Stathacos, Lito Kattou, Alexios Papazacharias, Stephen Aldahl, Black Hole Generation, Kostis Velonis, Johana Pošová, Kostas Sachpazis, Hynek Alt, Thanasis Totsikas, Aleksandra Vajd, Jimena Mendoza, Antonín Jirát, Mariana Jirátová, Richard Nikl, Iris Touliatou, Jiří Procházka, Tomas Roubal, Amalia Vekri

[garadinervi]

Robert Lax, Zona non profit art space, Firenze, [1975/1985]

[r-schwarz]

Parken Drive In Concerts No.1

organized by Parken; Or, Live in the Park featuring DJs Turnoff point, Isabella Forciniti, Privat and Albert Mayr 

Vienna, May 2021 

Video: Till Megerle 

Sound: The Atrocity Exhibition (JG Ballard and the Motorcar) by Harely Cokliss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRxpZ... 

and: Medikamente by Privat https://privat.bandcamp.com/album/ein...

[northernreads]

day seventeen

April Wrap Up

“Invasion of the Tearling” Erika Johansen

“Gemina” Amie Kauffman and Jay Kristoff

“Blank Spaces” Cass Lennox

“Outcast” Erin Hunter

“Obsidio” Amie Kauffman and Jay Kristoff

“Edith Vane and the Hares of Crawley Hall” Suzette Mayr

“Beneath the Sugar Sky” Seanan McGuire

“Firefight” Brandon Sanderson

“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” Taylor Jenkins Reid

“Batman: Nightwalker” Marie Lu

“The Boat People” Sharon Bala

“The Upside of Unrequited” Becky Albertalli 

[ihtimallertukendi]

Kendi elimle aylarca uğraşıp birçoğunu tek tek araştırıp özetlerine falan bakıp bir bölümünü farklı ufak listeleri alıp düzenleyip hazırladığım kitap listem <3

1. Schopenhauer - Say yayınları dizisi 2. Schopenhauer - İsteme ve Tasarım olarak dünya 3. Schopenhauer - Aşkın metafiziği   4. Rudiger Safranski - Felsefenin yaban yılları( Schopenhauer biyografisi) 5. Nietzsche - Böyle buyurdu zerdüşt  √ 6, Nietzsche - Putların Alacakaranlığında 7. Nietzsche - İyinin ve kötünün ötesinde 8. Nietzsche - Ecce homo 9. Nietzsche - Trajedyanın doğuşu 10. Soren Kierkegaard - Korku ve Titreme 11. Soren Kierkegaard - kahkara benden yana 12. Soren Kierkegaard - Ölümcül hastalık umutsuzluk 12. Dostoyevski - Karamazov Kardeşler 13. Dostoyevski - Ecinniler 14. Dostoyevski - Yeraltından notlar 15. Albert Camus - Mutlu ölüm 16. Albert Camus - Yabancı 17. Albert Camus - Defterler 18. Jean Paul Sartre - Bulantı 19. Jean Paul Sartre - Yaşanmayan zaman 20. Jean Paul Sartre - Sözcükler 21. Jean Paul Sartre - Varlık ve hiçlik 22. Irvin Yalom - Nietzsche Ağladığında 23. Irvin Yalom - Bugünü Yaşama arzusu 24. Platon - Sokrates’in savunması ( uzun versiyonunu öneririm) √ 25. Platon - Devlet 26. Aristoteles - Poetika 27. Cicero - Yaşlılık üzerine 28. Cicero - Ölüm üzerine 29. Seneca - Teselliler 30. Augustinus - İtiraflar 31. Boethius - Felsefenin tesellisi 32. Epiktetos - Düşünceler ve Sohbetler 33. Fernando Pessoa - Huzursuzluğun kitabı 34. Cesare Pavese - Yaşama Uğraşı 35. L. Ferdinand Celine - Gecenin sonuna yolculuk 36. Baruch Spinoza - Ethika 37. David Hume - İnsanın doğası üzerine inceleme 38. David Hume -  Din üzerine 39. Voltaire - Candide 40. J. J. Rousseau - Toplum sözleşmesi 41. J. J. Rousseau - Yalnız gezerin düşleri 42. J. J. Rousseau - Emile 43. J. J. Rousseau -İnsanlar arasında eşitsizliğin kaynağı 44. Sigmund Freud - Psikanaliz üzerine 45. Sigmund Freud - Mutlu olma ihtimalimiz 46. Ludwig Wittgenstein - Felsefi Soruşturmalar 47. Bertrand Russell - Sorgulayan denemeler 48. Peter Singer - Hayvan Özgürleşmesi 49. George Orwell - 1984 50. George Orwell - Hayvan Çiftliği 51. Hermann Hesse - Bozkırkurdu 52. Hermann Hesse - Demian 53. Hermann Hesse - Siddharta 54. Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar - Saatleri ayarlama enstitüsü 55. Lermontov - Zamanımızın bir kahramanı 56. Aldous Huxley - Cesur yeni dünya 57. Anatole France - Kırmızı zambak 58. Cemil Meriç - Sosyoloji notları 59. Cemil Meriç - Bu ülke 60. Charles Bukowski - Kadınlar 61. Charles Bukowski - Ekmek arası 62. Charles Bukowski - Pis Moruğun Notları 63. Chuch Palahniuk - Dövüs kulübü 64. Chuck Palahniuk - Gösteri peygamberı 65. Jack Kerouac - Yolda 66. Tolstoy - İtiraflarım 67. Tolstoy - Anna Karenina 68. Tolstoy - Savaş ve Barış 69. Tolstoy - İnsan ne ile yaşar 70. Edgar Allen Poe - Seçme şiirler 71. Edgar Allen Poe - Seçme öyküler 72. Eduardo Galeano - Biz hayır diyoruz 73. Eduardo Galeano - Aynalar 74. Elias Canetti - Körleşme 75. Jose Ortega y Gasset - Sevgi üzerine 76. Max Horkheimer - Akıl tutulması 77. George Bernard Shaw - Gülen düşünceler 78. Sabahattin Ali - Kürk mantolu madonna 79. Sabahattin Ali - İçimizdeki şeytan 80. Herakleitos - Fragmanlar 81. Ralph Waldo Emerson - İnsanın görkemi 82. Richard Dawkins - Tanrı yanılgısı 83. Richard Dawkins - Kör saatçi 84. Richard Dawkins - Gen bencildir 85. Richard Dawkins - Ataların hikayesi, hil yayınları 86. Richard Dawkins - Yeryüzündeki en büyük gösteri 87. Jack London - Martin Eden 88. Marcel Proust - Kayıp Zamanın İzinde (2 cilt) 89. Vladimir Jankelevitch - Ölümü düşünmek 90. Slavoj Zizek - Acı çeken tanrı 91. Marquis de Sade - Yatak odasında felsefe 92. Simone de Beauvoir - Denemeler 93. Simone de Beauvoir - Kadın (serisi) 94. Virginia Woolf - Kendime ait bir oda 95. Virginia Woolf - Mrs. Dalloway 96. Michel Foucault - Cinselliğin tarihi 97. Erasmus - Deliliğe övgü 98. Paul Lafargue - Tembellik hakkı 99. Milan Kundera - Varolmanın dayanılmaz hafifliği 100. Franz Kafka - Milena’ya mektuplar √ 101. Franz Kafka - Dava 102. Franz Kafka - Aforizmalar 103. Oscar Wilde - Dorian Gray’in portresi 104. Sadık Hidayet - Kör baykuş 105. Carl Sagan - Cosmos (evrenin sırları)√ 106. Carl Sagan - Kozmik Bağlantı 107. Carl Sagan - Cennetin Ejderleri 108. Carl Sagan - Milyarlarca ve milyarlarca 109. Alfred Adler - İnsanı tanıma sanatı 110. Walter Sinnott Armstrong - Tanrısız ahlak 111. Orhan Hançerlioğlu - Düşünce Tarihi 112. Nigel Warburton - Felsefenin kısa tarihi √ 113. Alain de Botton - Felsefenin Tesellisi 114. Peter Watson - Fikirler Tarihi 115. Emil Michel Cioran - Doğmuş olmanın sakıncası üzerine 116. Emil Michel Cioran - Çürümenin kitabı 117. Ivan Goncarov - Oblomov 118. Mark Daniels - Dünya mitolojisi 119. Gündüz Vassaf - Cehenneme Övgü 120. Victor E. Frankl - İnsanın anlam arayışı 121. Montaigne - Denemeler √ 122. Wilhem Reich - Dinle Küçük 123. Karl Marx - Das kapital 124. Karl Marx - Komünist manifesto 125. Stephen Hawking - Büyük tasarım √ 126. Stephen Hawking - Ceviz kabuğunda ki evren 127. Stephen Hawking - Zaman ve uzayın doğası 128. Dante Aligiheri - İlahi komedya 129. Charles Darwin - Türlerin kökeni 130. Charles Darwin - İnsanın Türeyişi 131. Andreas Vesailus - İnsan vücudu üzerine 7 kitap 132. Claude Levstrauss - Hüzünlü dönenceler 133. Thomas more - Ütopya 134. Dave Goldberg - Evren kullanma kılavuzu 135. John Fardon - Astronomi bilmeniz gereken herşey 136. William Golding - Sineklerin tanrısı 137. Sun Tzu - Savaş sanatı 138. Edward O. Wilson - Doğanın gizli bahçesi 139. Neil Shubin - İçimizdeki Evren 140. E. Segal - İnsan nasıl insan oldu 141. Steven Weinberg - İlk üç dakika 142. John Gribbin - Derin basitlik 143. Lester R. Brown - Yer kürenin en güzel tarihi 144. Stephen Jay Gould - Pandanın baş parmağı 145. Douglas Adams - Otostopçunun galaksi rehberi 146. Frank Ashall - Olağanüstü buluşlar 147. Lawrance M. Krauss - Hiç yoktan bir evren 148. Eugenie C. Scott - Evrim mi? Yaratılışçılıkmı? 149. Brian Greene - Evrenin dokusu 150. Brian Greene - Evrenin Zarafeti 151. Micheal Shermer - Bilimin sınır bölgeleri 152. Micheal Shermer - İnanan beyin 153. Pico Della Mirandola - İnsanın onuru üzerine 154. Giovanni Boccacio - Decameron 155. Lorenzo Valla - Zevk üzerine 156. Botticelli - Venüs'ün doğuşu 157. Bill Bryson - Hemen herşeyin kısa tarihi 158. Peter Macinnis - 100 keşifler tarihteki en büyük buluşlar 159. Kenneth  W. Ford - Göremediğimiz dünya hakkında bilmemiz gereken herşey 160. Goethe - Faust 161. Gogol - Ölü canlar 162. Daniel Coleman - Sosyal zeka 163. Jose R. Dos Santos - Tarının formülü 164. Pierre Bourdieu - Bilim toplumsal kullanımları 165. Pierre Bourdieu - Seçilmiş metinler 166.Richard P Feynman - Fizik yasaları üzerine 167. Machiavelli - Prens 168. Rudolf Steiner - Gizli bilim 169. Champbell, Reece - Biyoloji 170. Ernest Mayr - Biyoloji budur 171. Ormiston Walker - 100 Fen ve teknoloji deneyi 172. Steve Parker - 100 Adımda bilim 173. Peter V. Brett - Göreliliğin anlamı 174. Pascal Acot - Bilim tarihi 175. Jared Diamond - Tüfek, mikrop ve çelik 176. Eddi Anter - Ben benim 177. Emile Zola - Germinal 178. Evrim - Douglas J. ,Palme yayınları 179. Evrimsel Analiz - Scott Freeman, Jon C. Herron, Palme Yayınları 180. Evrim Kuramı - John Maynard Smith, Evrim Yayınları 181. Evrim Atlası - Çağlar Sunay, Peter Barrett, Douglas Palmer, Muzaffer Özgüleş, İş Bankası Yayınları 182. Herkes İçin Evrim, Darwin’in Teorisi Hayata Bakış Açımızı Nasıl Değiştirir? -  David Sloan Wilson, Metiş Yay. 183. Charles Darwin: Evrim Devrimi -  Rebecca Stefoff, TÜBİTAK 184. Darwin Ne Yaptı? - Öner Ünalan, Papirüs Yay. 185. Dünü ve Bugünüyle Evrim Teorisi -  Evrensel Yay. 186. Türlerin Kökeni (Resimli Uyarlama) -  Michael Keller, Versus Kit. 187. İçimizdeki Balık - Neil Shubin, NTV Yay. 188. Maymundan mı Geldik? - Kolektif - Bilim ve Ütopya Kitaplığı 189. 50 Soruda Darwin ve Evrim Kuramı -  Haluk Ertan, Bilim ve Gelecek Kit. 190. 50 Soruda Yaşamın Tarihi - Deniz Şahin, Bilim ve Gelecek Kit. 191. Dersimiz Evrim - İlhan Akalın, Yurt Kitap Yay. 192. Harun Yahya Safsatası ve Evrim Gerçeği - Bilim ve Gelecek Kit. 193. Evrim Bilimi ve Yaratılış Efsanesi: Neyin Gerçek ve Neden Önemli Olduğunu Bilmek - Ardea Skybrek, Yordam Kit. 194. Evrim ve Yaratılışçılık - Michael Shermer, Varlık 195. Evrim Kuramı ve Bağnazlık - Cemal Yıldırım, Bilim ve Gelecek Kit. 196. Bilim ve Yaratılışçılık - Amerikan Ulusal Bilimler Akademisi Görüşü, Türkiye Bilimler Akademisi (TÜBA) 197. Charles Darwin ve Evrim Tartışmaları - Bill Price, Kalkedon Yay. 198. Yüzyılın Davası - Edward J. Larson, İzdüşüm 199. Seksüel Seçme - Charles Darwin, Onur Yay. 200. Sevişen Beyin: Eş bulma süreci insan doğasını nasıl belirledi? - Geoffrey Miller, NTV 201. Kızıl Kraliçe: Cinsellik ve İnsan Doğasının Evrimi - Matt Ridley, Yapı Kredi Yay. 202. İnsanın Türeyişi - Charles Darwin, Gün Yay. / Onur Yay. 203. Neredeyse Bir Balina - Steve Jones, Evrensel Yay. 204. Evrim Serüveni - Sedat Ölçer, Metiş Yay. 205. Dünya'nın En Güzel Tarihi - Hubert Reeves, Joel De Rosnay, Yves Coppens, İş Bankası Yay. 206. Hayvanların En Güzel Tarihi - Pascal Picq, Jean-Pierre Digard, Boris Cyrulnik, Karine Lou Matignon, İş Bankası Yay 207. Bitkilerin En Güzel Tarihi - Jacques Girardon, Jean-Marie Pelt, Marcel Mazover, Teodore Monod, İş Bankası Yay. 208. 50 Soruda Yerin Evrimi - Mehmet Sakınç, Bilim ve Gelecek Kit. 209. Yerkürenin En Güzel Tarihi - Lester R. Brown, Andre Bahic, Paul Tapponier, Jacque Girardon, İş Bankası Yay. 210. Yaşamın Tüm Çeşitliliği - Stephen Jay Gould 211. Hayvan Zihni: Hayvanlarda Akıl Yürütme ve Problem Çözme Becerisi Üzerine - James. L. Gould, Carol Grant Gould, TÜBİTAK 212. Darwin ve Sonrası Doğa Tarihi Üzerine Düşünceler - Stephen Jay Gould, TÜBİTAK 213. Darwin ve Darwincilik - Patrick Tort, Dost Yay. 214. Darwin ve Evrimin Bilimi - Yapı Kredi Yayınları 215. Kalıtım ve Evrim - Ali Demirsoy, Meteksan 216. Evrimin Öyküsü - Vural Yiğit, Evrim Yay. 217. 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<strong>Margarete Lanner <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/truusbobjantoo/">by Truus, Bob & Jan too!</a></strong> <br /><i>Via Flickr:</i> <br />German postcard by Ross Verlag, no. 1745/2, 1927-1928. Photo: Rembrandt, Berlin.

Margarete Lanner (1896–1981) was a German stage and film actress. She appeared in around 30 films during the silent era in a mixture of leading and supporting roles. She had a small part in Fritz Lang's classic Metropolis (1927).

Margarete Lanner (also Marga Lanner) was born Margarethe Helene Langlotz in 1896 in Hamburg, Germany. In 1917, she made her stage debut run in Hanau. In 1919, she returned to her birthplace of Hamburg, where she received her first film contract from the production company Vera-Filmwerke GmbH, which was based there. She made her first film appearances in Brutal (Paul Otto, 1919) and Colombine (Martin Hartwig, 1919) with Emil Jannings. In the latter she played ‘the Bride of the Apaches’. From then on, she easily found her way in the film business, and in the following years she played leading roles in a dozen films for Vera-Filmwerke. These include Der Staatsanwalt/The prosecutor (Paul Otto, 1920) with Werner Krauss, Das Geheimnis der grünen Villa/The Secret of the Green Villa (Philipp Lothar Mayring, 1921), Don Juan (Albert Heine, Robert Land, 1922) featuring Hans Adalbert Schlettow, Heines erste Liebe/Heine’s First Love (Eva Christa, 1922) and Die letzte Maske/The Final Mask (Emmerich Hanus, 1922). In Sklaven der Rache/Slaves of Revenge (Philipp Lothar Mayring, 1921), she even played a double role as two sisters.

Margarete Lanner could count on a devoted regular audience, but Vera-Filmwerke stopped producing films in 1924. She moved to Berlin, where she continued her film career. She played leading roles in unspectacular productions, such as the popular Ufa comedy Die zweite Mutter/The Second Mother (Heinrich Bolten-Baeckers, 1925) with Hans Mierendorff, and Des Lebens Würfelspiel/The Dice Game of Life (Heinz Paul, 1925), starring Frida Richard and Hella Moja. Very spectacular is the expressionist Science Fiction masterpiece Metropolis (1927), Fritz Lang’s epic vision of a futuristic city where workers toil for their domineering overseers. However, Lanner’s part in the film was very small: she played a woman seen in a car and in the Eternal gardens. The following year she made her final silent film, Das Fräulein von Kasse 12/The Woman from Till 12 (Erich Schönfelder, 1928), starring Werner Fuetterer and Dina Gralla. She retired from the film business for a longer time. She married and became Margarete Gräfin Aichelburg. Only in 1936 she made a brief comeback with two films for Euphono-Film GmbH, Die Stunde der Versuchung/The Hour of Temptation (Paul Wegener, 1936) starring Gustav Fröhlich, and Ein Lied klagt an/A Song laments (Georg Zoch, 1936) with Louis Graveure. After that, she disappeared largely from the public eye. She returned to the theatre as an actress and singer under the name of Marga Lanner. She had a commitment to the Municipal Theater of Innsbruck in the 1938-1939 season. In 1940 she narrated the short Austrian documentary Kinderhände – Künstlerhände/Children 's Hands - Artists' Hands (Ulrich Kayser, 1940), her final film credit. Margarete Lanner died in 1981 in Vienna, Austria. She was 84.

Sources: Thomas Staedeli (Cyranos – German), BFI, Wikipedia (German and English) and IMDb.