The dictionary of eighteenth-century German philosophers / by Klemme, Heiner, Kuehn, Manfred

German philosophers : Kant, Hegel, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche / by Scruton, Roger

Dmytro Ivanovich Chyzhevśkyi – Ukrainian-Russian Scholar, Professor In Germany by Brigitte Flickinger

Subjects: “…German philosophers in 1920s, Slavonic studies, intercultural rela-tions, Germano-Slavica, E. …”
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Intersubjectivity in dialectic master and slave of Hegel by محمد فرحة, بتول محمد

“…This is evident in the German philosopher Hegel through his famous "master and slave" argument. …”
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Intersubjectivity in dialectic master and slave of Hegel by Mohammad Farha, Batol Mohammad

“…This is evident in the German philosopher Hegel through his famous "master and slave" argument. …”
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Alfred Baeumler: per un’estetica dell’individualità by Giuseppe D’Acunto

“…This paper, accompanying Baeumler’s 1922 essay on Croce, illustrates the German philosopher’s thesis that modern thought on beauty does lead to aesthetics only when, with Kant, it acquires a notion of taste, understood as the sensible manifestation of the concrete individuality of man.…”
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Sul conoscere e il sentire dell’anima umana. Osservazioni e sogni by Johann Gottfried Herder

“…Here's the first italian translation of Herder’s<em> Übers Erkennen und Empfinden in der menschlichen Seele </em>written by the german philosopher in response to the subject of the competition called by the Academy of Science of Berlin in 1773. …”
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Review of the Book “Veils, Nudity and Tattooes: The New Feminine Asthetics” by Irena V. Lebedeva, Victoria A. Lubimova

“…This article reviews a book by a German philosopher of culture Thorsten Botz-Bornstein “Veils, nudity, and tattoos: the new feminine aesthetic” published in London, Lexington Books, 2015, 189 pp., (hardback), ISBN: 978-1-4985-0046-3…”
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Prophetischer oder marxistischer Sozialismus? by Max Scheler

“…German philosopher and sociologist Max Scheler (1874–1928) puts forward the concept of “prophetic Christian socialism” as a means of political and ideological opposition to Marxism. …”
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To the question about the stages of communicative competence of participants in the information-analytical programs by V M Berezin

“…It explains the concept of the notion introduced by the german philosopher J.Khabermas, gives levels` classification which to a large extent explains behavior of participants and complications a moderator faces in the course of discussion. …”
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Nietzsche for Physicists by Juliano C. S. Neves

“…After thinking about energy conservation, the German philosopher had some inspiration for creating his concept of eternal recurrence. …”
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Ritual and Otherness in Human Relations: The Human-Person Philosophy of Byung-Chul Han by Jason Morgan

“…Contemporary Korean-German philosopher Byung-Chul Han covers a wide range of topics in his many books, ranging from time to death to beauty to power, among others. …”
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A study on the ontology of space in work of martin heidegger by Bernard Teixeira Coutinho

“…To do so, within the limitations of this work, we analyze the characteristics of Heideggerian phenomenology, pointing out how the German philosopher thinks his philosophy as an alternative to traditional metaphysics conceived in modernity. …”
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Samuel Beckett’s ‘The Way’ and Stirrings Still: Analysing the Self from ‘Schopenhauerian Buddhist’ Perspective by Pavneet Kaur

“…Beckett read the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer and Schopenhauer in turn, was influenced by the Eastern philosophies of Buddhism and the Vedas. …”
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The True Philosopher in Eighteenth-Century Germany by Andreas Rydberg

“…In this article I contribute to this field by focusing on a particular case: that of the eighteenth-century German philosopher Georg Friedrich Meier and his ideal portrait of the true philosopher, published in 1745. …”
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Martin Heidegger: en camino a la poesía by Óscar Martiarena

“…The author tries to show that Heidegger’s dialogue with Hölderlin’s poetry continues the project of a critique of metaphysics that the german philosopher presents in the first part of Sein und Zeit. …”
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God, being, pathos: Abraham Joshua Heschel's theological rejoinder to Heidegger by Herskowitz, D

“…In this essay I provide an organized and critical analysis of Abraham Joshua Heschel’s theological critique of and rejoinder to the thought of the German philosopher. By looking at Heschel’s 1965 Who is Man? …”

Hannah Arendt: la vigencia de un pensamiento by Dora Elvira García, Carlos Kohn W.

“…Totalitarianism is the framework of reference for the reflections of the Jewish-German philosopher. Nevertheless, her proposals vindicate politics if we understand it as agreements, as beginnings where speech and freedom are integral parts of the public sphere. …”
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Contro i nuovi Barbari: d’Annunzio, Spengler, l’ombra di Cesare by Sgroi, Alfredo

“…The Italian writer anticipates the German philosopher. In fact, works like Le vergini delle rocce confirm the many convergences with Der untergand der Abendland, published in 1918. …”
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The relationship between Understanding and Being In Heidegger philosophy by محمد فرحة, بتول محمد

“… Thispaper discusses therelationshipbetween understanding andbeingatthe one of most importantexistentialistphilosophers, aGerman philosopherHeidegger. Based onthe study ofthis relationshipand interpretedin his philosophy, In an attempt toidentifya wayto achievetheirbeingWhich isthe existence ofassets, and show the meaning of dasein and being,In addition tointerpret the meaning ofhuman existence and its importancebecause he is theonly one who canask a questionof existence. in an attempt toidentifythe elements ofthis existence andunderstanding ofwhichrepresentsone of them, in order to distinguish betweenauthenticexistenceand pseudo-existence,and clarify an experience anxiety and it’s importanceand the necessary mechanisms to get to authentic existence, through a series ofanalyzes of thenotions ofunderstanding andbeingin Heidegger philosophy, In an attemptto analyze the moments of existence which are: (World)– (existin the world) –(presence in the world)  …”
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