Constantin Ionescu Gulian

Constantin Ionescu Gulian (born April 22, 1914 in Bucharest ; † August 21, 2011 ) was a Romanian philosopher, professor of philosophy and sociology at the University of Bucharest and a member of the Romanian Academy of Sciences.

Constantin Ionescu Gulian was born in Bucharest a few months before the start of the First World War . He studied sociology and philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris . He was a member of the Association of French Sociologists. In 1964 he received the "Ordinul muncii" first class in Bucharest. He headed the philosophical section of the Romanian Academy of Sciences. In Germany he was a member of the Marxism Commission in Heidelberg . The third edition of his book on Marxist philosophical anthropology was published in France, along with Spanish, Portuguese, Mexican and German editions. His famous Hegel monograph was also published in the Soviet Union ( Moscow 1962/1963).

Works

• Goethe și problemele filosofiei , București 1957.
• Istoria gîndirii sociale şi filozofice în Romînia , Ed. Academiei RPR Bucureşti 1964.
• Le Marxisme devant l'homme, Paris 1968.
• Hegel . Sau filozofia Crizei , Acad. Republ. Socialiste Româna, Bucureşti 1970.
• Origins of Humanism , Europaverlag 1973, translated from Romanian by Friedrich Kollmann.
• An attempt at a Marxist philosophical anthropology , sociological texts, Luchterhand Darmstadt 1985.

literature

• Felicia Waldman: Avatars of Being a Jewish Professor at the University of Bucharest in the First Half of the Twentieth Century , in: Ferenc Laczó and Joachim von Puttkammer (Eds.): Catastrophe and Utopia. Jewish Intellecutals in Central and Eastern Europe in the 1940s and 1940s , De Gruyter Oldenburg 2018, pages 274, 301, 302.