Oscar Kiss Maerth
From Kook Science
| Oscar Kiss Maerth | |
|---|---|
| Born | 8 October 1914 Kingdom of Hungary |
| Died | 26 August 1990 (75) [1] |
| Nationality | Hungarian; British |
| Affiliations | Omnia Mundi Foundation |
| Known for | Theories on human evolution driven by cannibalism |
| Noted work(s) | The Beginning was the End (1971) |
Oscar Kiss Maerth (October 8, 1914 - August 26, 1990) was a Hungarian-born British businessman, Buddhist convert, vegetarian advocate, and amateur anthropologist, notable as the author of a theory of human evolution involving cannibalistic encephalophagy as an evolutionary catalyst, provoking sexual excitation and mental expansion in the species, detailed in his 1971 book Der Anfang war das Ende ("The Beginning Was the End").
Selected Bibliography
in German
- Maerth, Oscar Kiss (1971), Der Anfang war das Ende - Der Mensch entstand durch Kannibalismus - Intelligenz ist eßbar, Düsseldorf: Econ Verlag
- Maerth, Oscar Kiss (1975), Die Net von Assisi, Zürich: Omnia Mundi — [English: The Speech of Assisi]
- Maerth, Oscar Kiss (1979), Die Abrüstung der Kinder, Zürich: Omnia Mundi
in English
- Maerth, Oscar Kiss; Hayward, Judith (1974), The Beginning was the End: How Man Came Into Being Through Cannibalism - Intelligence Can Be Eaten, New York: Praeger Publishers
- Maerth, Oscar Kiss (1974), The Speech of Moltrasio: at the Tomb of St. Francis, on the 5th, October, 1975, Day of Animals, Omnia Mundi, https://amzn.to/2mNVHLH
References
- ↑ GRO Death Abroad Indices (1966 to 1994)