Description of the life of Hermann Grassmann by his son Justus Grassmann, probably written shortly after the death of his father, 1877

Jörg Liesen, Steve Russ

3-8

Life history of Robert Grassmann, written by himself (1890)

Jörg Liesen, Steve Russ

9-16

Discovering Robert Grassmann (1815–1901)

Ivor Grattan-Guinness

19-35

Hermann Grassmann's theory of religion and faith

Johann Hafner

37-47

The significance of naturphilosophie for Justus and Hermann Grassmann

Marie-Luise Heuser

49-59

Justus and Hermann Grassmann

Philosophy and mathematics

Michael Otte

61-70

Concepts and contrasts

Hermann Grassmann and Bernard Bolzano

Steve Russ

117-128

New forms of science and new sciences of form

on the non-mathematical reception of Grassmann's work

Paul Ziche

131-139

Some philosophical influences of the Ausdehnungslehre

141-148

Grassmann's influence on Husserl

Mirja Hartimo

149-159

Ernst abbe's reception of Grassmann in the light of Grassmann's reception of Schleiermacher

161-174

On the early appraisals in Russia of H. and R. Grassmann's achievements

Boris Biryukov, Zinaida Kuzicheva

175-183

Hermann Grassmann's work and the Peano school

Paolo Freguglia

185-195

Did Gibbs influence Peano's "Calcolo geometrico secondo l'Ausdehnungslehre di H. Grassmann…"?

Filippo Demonte-Barbera

197-208

Rudolf Mehmke, an outstanding propagator of Grassmann's vector calculus

Karin Reich

209-220

Robert and Hermann Grassmann's influence on the history of formal logic

Volker Peckhaus

221-228

Hermann Grassmann's Contribution to Whitehead's foundations of logic and mathematics

Jacques Riche

229-240

Grassmann's legacy

David Hestenes

243-260

On Grassmann's regressive product

Henry Crapo

261-274

Projective geometric theorem proving with Grassmann–Cayley algebra

Hongbo Li

275-285

Grassmann, geometry and mechanics

John Browne

287-302

Representations of spinor groups using Grassmann exterior algebra

Nikolay Marchuk

303-309

Hermann Grassmann's theory of linear transformations

Jörg Liesen

311-323

The Golden gemini spiral

A. Swimmer

325-331

A short note on Grassmann manifolds with a view to noncommutative geometry

Jochen Pfalzgraf

333-342

Hermann Grassmann

his Contributions to historical linguistics and speech acoustics

John J. Ohala

345-352

Grassmann's "Wörterbuch des rig-veda" (dictionary of rig-veda)

a milestone in the study of vedic sanskrit

Maria Kozianka

353-361

The Rigveda dictionary from amodern viewpoint

Toshifumi Gotō

363-375

Grassmann's Contribution to lexicography and the living-on of his ideas in the Salzburg dictionary to the rig-veda

Thomas Krisch, Christina Katsikadeli, Stefan Niederreiter

377-388

Calculation and emotion

Hermann Grassmann and Gustav Jacobsthal's musicology

Peter Sühring

391-400

Classification of complex musical structures by Grassmann schemes

Guerino Mazzola

401-412

New views of crystal symmetry guided by profound admiration of the extraordinary works of Grassmann and Clifford

Eckhard Hitzer

413-422

From Grassmann's vision to geometric algebra computing

Dietmar Hildenbrand

423-433

Grassmann, Pauli, Dirac

special relativity in the schoolroom

Martin E. Horn

435-452