Philosophy

Edited by Prof. Dr. Christoph Asmuth and PD Dr. Christoph Binkelmann

The series presents outstanding theses in the field of philosophy. The focus is on research-oriented theses devoted to topics from classical philosophy, especially from antiquity, the Middle Ages, modern times and classical German philosophy, as well as topics from continental philosophy up to the present. This includes works from the field of phenomenology as well as topics from philosophical anthropology, political philosophy and ethics. The works show an intensive linking of historical and systematic approaches. In this respect, the title of the series is programmatic: it is about remembering or re-membering classical philosophical concepts through an active and systematically oriented philosophising. The aim is, on the one hand, to make important research contributions accessible to an interested public, and on the other hand, to document the performance of philosophical courses.

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Edited by Prof. Dr Matthias Luserke-Jaqui and Prof. Dr Gerhard Gamm

The Darmstadt Papers on Literary Studies and Philosophy Darmstadt Papers on Literary Studies and Philosophy.

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Edited by Sebastian Schleidgen, M. A.

The series Ethics and Morals is dedicated to classical and new questions of theoretical and applied ethics as well as moral reasoning and metaethics. It presents current research results by outstanding philosophers, but is not only aimed at a specialised philosophical audience, but also at interested laypersons.

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Marburger Fundus für Studium und Forschung in der Altertumswissenschaft

Edited by Magnus Frisch, Rainer Nickel, Felix M. Prokoph und Kai Ruffing. Co-Founded by Boris Dunsch (†)

The aim of the Nova Classica series is to make central but poorly accessible titles from classical studies accessible again through reprints and – if possible – revised new editions.

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Edited by Dr Andreas Heyer

Wolfgang Harich (1923-1995) ranks among the important and disputatious intellectuals of the 20th century.

Friends with György Lukács, Bertolt Brecht and Ernst Bloch, he worked as a philosopher, historian, literary scholar and through his practical political commitment. The latter led to his arrest in 1956 for forming a “counter-revolutionary group” and his sentencing to ten years in prison. Harich’s posthumous writings are published for the first time in a sixteen-volume edition that reflects the rich oeuvre of this undogmatic lateral thinker in all its breadth. The edition pays tribute to Wolfgang Harich as a philosopher, literary historian, feature writer, and practical campaigner for German unity and ecological reorientation.

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Published by Tectum Verlag

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The series includes outstanding theses from all areas of practical and theoretical philosophy, with a focus on political philosophy, cultural, religious and social philosophy, as well as the history of philosophy, phenomenology and applied ethics. The authors illuminate philosophical topics from various perspectives with links to all neighbouring humanities and social sciences.

Published by Tectum Verlag, the Young Academics series provides young authors the opportunity to contribute their research to scholarly discourse and gain visibility within the wider research community.

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