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Poetry. "How many gorillas must disappear, so that we can talk comfortably on our cell phones? Tantalum, the chemical element number 73, abundant in African ores, gives us the answer. It makes its confession, along with other ingredients of the world, under the researching pen of Mario Markus. This work removes the threshold between the visible and the invisible, indifference and surprise, science and poetry. The chemical elements are more than gadgets of the universe: they are some of the wonderful responses that shape our bodies and fill our spirits with a lasting plenitude. Markus' frank and rich poetry shows this to us as he relates the elements to wine and pencils, music and lamps, mirrors and the courtship of butterflies. From verse to verse, the periodic table becomes no longer a rigid information scheme, but a window into creation and its most precious truth, which is life."—Fl via Alvares Ganem, Brazilian poet
- Sales Rank: #1692329 in Books
- Published on: 2013-09-21
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 8.75" h x 5.75" w x .80" l, 1.30 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 308 pages
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How many gorillas must disappear, so that we can talk comfortably on our cell phones? Tantalum, the chemical element number 73, abundant in African ores, gives us the answer. It makes its confession, along with other ingredients of the world, under the researching pen of Mario Markus.
This work removes the threshold between the visible and the invisible, indifference and surprise, science and poetry. The chemical elements are more than gadgets of the universe: they are some of the wonderful responses that shape our bodies and fill our spirits with a lasting plenitude.
Markus frank and rich poetry shows this to us as he relates the elements to wine and pencils, music and lamps, mirrors and the courtship of butterflies. From verse to verse, the periodic table becomes no longer a rigid information scheme, but a window into creation and its most precious truth, which is life.
--Flávia Álvares Ganem, Brazilian poetEach poem from the pen of Mario Markus seems loaded with three tons of dynamite with a lit fuse… One cannot conceive of any concept or vague principle to categorize his work in a single box. --Uriel Rodríguez Meléndez, In search of the universal man Revista Milenio, Mexico, March 24, 2003
The poems by Mario Markus, which first only appeared in Spanish, should appeal to both poets and those who are learning about chemistry. Markus shows poets that chemistry provides valuable lyrical material, which has rarely been used. On the other hand, the chemistry students can be made aware of the beauty of poetry. Markus, a renowned scientist and poet, tries to combine science and poetry in a balanced manner. His work shows us that it is fruitful to take advantage of the entire brain, using both the right and the left half, thus not castrating ourselves. --Lena Kalmer, Bridges between art and science Pflichtlektüre, Germany, Feb. 28, 2012
About the Author
Mario Markus, Professor Emeritus at the University of Dortmund, Germany, was born in Santiago de Chile, where he lived for twenty years, except for one year as an exchange student in Oklahoma. He studied Physics in Heidelberg, Germany, where he earned his PhD in 1973. Later on he became a research group leader at the Max-Planck-Institute in Dortmund. He has published more than 160 scientific articles in international journals about self- organization and chaos in Chemistry, Physics and Biology. His first poetry book, Poemas de Invierno appeared 1990 in Madrid. In 2005 he won a contest through the Chilean Department of State to produce an audio book containing his translations of Chilean poetry into German. His science-fiction novel Bilis Negra (2001) was converted into a successful comic. Markus' book Charts for Prediction and Chance (2007) features software for drawing surrealistic pictures using mathematical formulae. Pictures obtained in this way were shown in exhibitions in several countries, including the USA, the UK and Germany. CHEMICAL POEMS - ONE ON EACH ELEMENT (Dos Madres Press, 2013) is his latest book.
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I draw attention to Professor Mario Markus’s book “Chemical Poems – One on Each Element”, published by Dos Madres Press, 2013 (ISBN 978-1-933675-98-5) in English. Markus has a multidisciplinary background and although retired as a physicist he maintains a position at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Physiology in Dortmund, Germany. He appears to have ventured into poetry as he had earlier in art exploring human nature. I quote from his publisher: “Markus shows poets that chemistry provides valuable lyrical material, which has rarely been used. On the other hand, the chemistry students can be made aware of the beauty of poetry”. The poems appear in sequence of Atomic Number accompanied by a facing page on the chemistry of the element. In the art world Markus was one of the leaders of the “fractalist” movement and has produced some startling art works based on Chaos Theory.
This should be seen in conjunction with Sam Keens Book: The Disappearing Spoon; and Theodore Greys: The Elements, but also do not fail to see the Grey's book as an App along with Tom Lehrer's famous song, which was unique in its day and continues to be available on CD and at: http://www.privatehand.com/flash/elements.html; and the New Periodic Table song available on YouTube by AsapScience, and sung in atomic number sequence to the tune of Offenbach’s Can-Can at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cqauZq4uYM. That said the Lehrer song is also in Japanese on the Apple App.
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this is a novel approach to the descriptions of the ...
By Patti
this is a novel approach to the descriptions of the elements. I learned more things from each. Quite interesting for me because I have worked with many elements through the years as a Chemist.
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This was a gift for a college chemistry major who also loves poetry. What a great combination and it was a hit!
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