Book Recommendation

"The Sensitive Chaos" by Theodor Schwenk (1910 – 1986)

The Baden-Württemberg mechanical engineer and anthroposophist Theodor Schwenk dedicated his entire life to flow research. In 2010, he published this extraordinary book on the subject of water, which was translated into 6 languages. It is a book for people who engage with anthroposophy on the one hand but also with art.
Schwenk conducted extensive research into the movement forms of water and presented it in comprehensive pictorial material of 88 photographic plates with numerous drawings. British biophysicist, physician and chemist Prof. James Lovelock wrote about the work: "We know that without water no life is possible, but it is equally true that without life there would be no water. In his book, Theodor Schwenk makes this wonderful connection between water and life clear to us. He tells it so movingly and well that you don't put the book down until you have finished reading it." The renowned pioneer of marine research, Jacques Cousteau, called it "A remarkable book." And even the FAZ wrote:
"One could call Theodor Schwenk's book a first phenomenological monograph of water and air. His scientific presentation of the facts with fascinating photographs and instructive drawings points toward determinations of essence." Schwenk discovered, among other things, influences of planetary constellations on pure water and established the Institute for Flow Sciences in Herrischried (Black Forest), which he directed until 1976. Ralph Abraham, Professor of Mathematics at the University of California, said that the researcher's work remains unsurpassed to this day.

Hardcover with dust jacket, 216 pages, ISBN 978-3-7725-1400-5

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