Alexander, Franz

Last but not least, we could write this book because we enjoyed countless interactions with other scientists and engineers who shaped our view of the field of biocatalysis. A representative, but certainly not exhaustive, list of these individuals, besides those already mentioned above, includes Frances Arnold, Uwe Bomscheuer, Stefan Buchholz, Mark Burk, Robert DiCosimo, David Dodds, Franz Effenberger, Uwe Eichhorn, Wolfgang Estler, Andreas Fischer, Tomas Hudlicky, Hans-Dieter Jakubke, Andreas Karau, Alexander Klibanov, Andreas liese, Oliver May, Jeffrey Moore, Rainer Muller, Mark Nelson, David Rozzell, Roger Sheldon, Christoph Syldatk, Stefan Verseck, and George Whitesides. We thank all of them for their contribution to our view of the field. 

Von Franz s interpretation emphasizes the negative, regressive aspects of the hermaphrodite, which were represented in medieval alchemy as a hermaphrodite associated with the devil rather than with the divine. Alexander Roob127 has reprinted striking images of the holy hermaphrodite and of the evil hermaphrodite from the fifteenth-century Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit. 

Franz Alexander and Hugo Staub publish The Criminal, the Judge, and the Public The neurotic criminal. .. is a sick person.. .. If he is curable, he should be incarcerated for the duration of psychiatric treatment so long as he still rep resents a menace to society. If he is incurable, he belongs in a hospital for incurables for life. > >... 

Franz G. Alexander and Sheldon T. Selesnick, The History of Psychiatry,... 

Franz Alexander and Hugo Staub, The Criminal, the Judge, and the Public, p. xiii. 

Simon Erhard, Franz Spingler, Alexander Rheinfeld, Stephan Kosch,... 

BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS AND ENDOCRINE FUNCTION Edited by Laurence W. Hedlund, John M. Franz, and Alexander D. Kenny 1975... 

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