His most noted work is More than Human (1953), about six outcast children with extrasensory powers.
The results were published in his most noted work, Erdbaumechanik (1925; Introduction to Soil Mechanics, 1943 44).
Avenarius, in his most noted work, Kritik der reinen Erfahrung, 2 vol. (1888 1900), argued that there is no distinction between inner and outer experience, but only pure experience.
In his most noted work, Politics and Administration (1900), he showed how the popular will is articulated from administration, in which expertise and hierarchy work to fulfill that will.
He played in the Soft Winds trio (1947 52) but created his most noted work in the Oscar Peterson Trio (1953 58), which toured internationally in Jazz at the Philharmonic; he also accompanied such stars as Billie Holiday, Lester Young, and Louis Armstrong.
Perhaps his most noted work is Die Natuurkunde van't Vrije Veld, 3 vol. (1937 42; Eng. trans. of vol. 1, Light and Color in the Open Air, 1954), on optical phenomena associated with meteorology.
His other noted works include his engraving "Moses Showing the Serpent to the People," his stained glass "Judgment of Solomon" (1586), and his illustrations for Ovid's Metamorphosis.
Among his more noted works is the South Bronx service station that he owned, Happy and Bud's.
Among his other noted works of fiction were the novel Light Years, several collections of short stories and the script for the 1969 film Downhill Racer, starring Robert Redford.
Among his other noted works are Historical Inevitability (1955), which stands as a major critique of the doctrines of determinism; The Age of Enlightenment (1956), a discussion of 18th-century philosophers; and Four Essays on Liberty (1969).
