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| + | | name = Otto Wolff | ||
| + | | birth_date = 1921 | ||
| + | | birth_place = Glatz, Silesia | ||
| + | | death_date = 2003 | ||
| + | | death_place = Arlesheim, Switzerland | ||
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'''Otto Wolff''' (* 1921 Glatz, Silesia; † 2003 Arlesheim, Switzerland) was an [[Anthroposophic medicine|anthroposophical physician]] and author. After [[Friedrich Husemann]], he was the editor and main author of the three-volume standard work of anthroposophic medicine "The Anthroposophical Approach to Medicine: An Outline of a Spiritual Scientifically Oriented Medicine" In the words of his wife, Gudrune Hoffmann, his "... Life motive was ... to cognitively permeate natural science and especially medicine with spiritual science." | '''Otto Wolff''' (* 1921 Glatz, Silesia; † 2003 Arlesheim, Switzerland) was an [[Anthroposophic medicine|anthroposophical physician]] and author. After [[Friedrich Husemann]], he was the editor and main author of the three-volume standard work of anthroposophic medicine "The Anthroposophical Approach to Medicine: An Outline of a Spiritual Scientifically Oriented Medicine" In the words of his wife, Gudrune Hoffmann, his "... Life motive was ... to cognitively permeate natural science and especially medicine with spiritual science." | ||
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Otto Wolff | |
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| Born | 1921 Glatz, Silesia |
| Died | 2003 Arlesheim, Switzerland |
Otto Wolff (* 1921 Glatz, Silesia; † 2003 Arlesheim, Switzerland) was an anthroposophical physician and author. After Friedrich Husemann, he was the editor and main author of the three-volume standard work of anthroposophic medicine "The Anthroposophical Approach to Medicine: An Outline of a Spiritual Scientifically Oriented Medicine" In the words of his wife, Gudrune Hoffmann, his "... Life motive was ... to cognitively permeate natural science and especially medicine with spiritual science."