Archive Willem Meindert Weber

Number of the collection: UBG 073

Callnumber: uklu 073 Weber

Description of the archive made by: Frida van Til, 2022

Brief overview

Name of the archive: W.M. Weber, (1920-2006), physicist and philosopher.

Provenance: Donation

Dated: 1955-1981

Size: 4 boxes

Language of the materials: Dutch

Summary: Archive of Willem Meindert Weber (1920), physicist and philosopher.

Institute: University of Groningen

Retainer: University Library Groningen

Provenance and acquisition

Biography:

Willem Meindert Weber (1920–2006) was a physicist, philosopher, and author. He wrote several books, including:

·   Anisotropic X-ray K Absorption in Single Crystals of Gallium and Cadmium (dissertation, 1972)

·   Gewone en bovennatuurlijke fysica: een getuigenis (1995)

·   Het wezen van de schoonheid: een dwarsdoorsnede door de westerse filosofie (2003)

·   Schoonheid en betrokkenheid: kort begrip van de theorie van de vier niveaus in de esthetische waardering (2004)

Acquisition: Donation

Future additions: No future additions are expected.

Contents and collation: -

Instructions for users of the archive

Accessibility

First of all, the archive is accessible for research purposes; furthermore for everyone interested in the archives.

Limitations to use

The materials in this archive are available for viewing only. They cannot be borrowed. When consulting these materials, the rules for use of library facilities apply. Copying is subject to the rules of copyright.

Accessing the archive

An inventory of the archive is available.

The copyright is held by the University of Groningen.
The right of publication rests with the Library of the University of Groningen as owner of the collection.

Citations

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Archive: University Library Willem Meindert Weber

Individual items: Groningen UB 073

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