German magazine for philosophy
| German magazine for philosophy
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| description | Bimonthly publication of international philosophical research |
| Area of Expertise | philosophy |
| Headquarters | Berlin |
| First edition | 1953 |
| editor | Christoph Demmerling , Andrea Marlen Esser , Hans-Peter Krüger , Christoph Menke |
| ISSN (print) | 0012-1045 |
| ISSN (online) | 2192-1482 |
The German Journal for Philosophy is an international journal for philosophical research that appears every two months by De Gruyter . It is intended to serve discussions between different schools of philosophy and the pursuit of new concepts. The language of publication is German (with an English summary).
It was founded in 1953 by u. a. Ernst Bloch , Wolfgang Harich , who was the first editor-in-chief, founded Karl Schröter and appeared in the Akademie-Verlag in Berlin. The authors include Harich, Bloch, Schröter, and others. a. Erhard Albrecht , Wolfgang Eichhorn , Herbert Hörz , Georg Klaus , Alfred Kosing , Günter Kröber, Georg Lukács , Hermann Ley , Hans-Peter Krüger , Georg Mende , Hans-Christoph Rauh , Martin Robbe , Hermann Scheler , Gottfried Stiehler , Hugo Velarde , Camilla Warnke , Dieter Wittich a . v. a.
literature
- Leo Niischmann: Even thinking is planned. The "social mission" of the east-zonal "German Journal for Philosophy" . In: Die Zeit , No. 4/1955,
- Ursula Krebs / Christian Neumann / Ursula Richter / Herta Schulz / Ingrid Hoppe: German magazine for philosophy. Register 1.-25. Born 1953–1977. German Science Publishing House, Berlin 1978.
- Hans-Christoph Rauh: Homage: The early years of the German magazine for philosophy; in: Simone Barck / Martina Langermann / Siegfried Lokatis (eds.): Between "mosaic" and "unity": magazines in the GDR. Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin 1999, 434–445, ISBN 978-3-86153-191-3 .