Mind and Nature

The lectures in this volume, delivered by Hermann Weyl in 1933, explore the philosophical implications of groundbreaking discoveries in physics, particularly in relation to quantum mechanics and general relativity. Weyl, a prominent mathematician and thinker, revisits classical philosophical concepts, interpreting them through the lens of modern scientific advancements. This work showcases his eloquence and deep engagement with the evolving landscape of science, making it a significant contribution to both mathematics and philosophy.