What is Life? - With Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches

Erwin Schrödinger’s work delves deeply into the fundamental question of what constitutes life, exploring it through the lenses of physics, biology, and philosophy. In this profound and interdisciplinary inquiry, Schrödinger examines the relationship between the mind and matter, and offers autobiographical insights that illuminate his scientific journey and thought processes. His reflections bridge classical scientific understanding with emerging ideas, providing a foundation for modern approaches to the science of life.

• Life as a physical and chemical process: Schrödinger argues that life is governed by the laws of physics and chemistry, yet it exhibits unique...

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