Erich Satter

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Erich Satter (* 1935 in Lambrecht (Palatinate) ) is a German philosopher .

Life

After completing an apprenticeship in typesetting and graduating from the graphic arts college in Frankfurt am Main, Erich Satter was initially a senior executive in the middle management of a large multinational corporation: communication designer, head of the factory printing department, advice to purchasing and the cultural department. In addition, he volunteered in various functions within the free-spirited movement.

In 1993 he therefore decided to study philosophy , with the minor subjects religious studies , sociology , German and art history in Frankfurt and Graz. Diploma in 1998 and doctorate in 2001 at the Philosophical Institute of the Faculty of Humanities at the Karl-Franzens University in Graz.

In addition, lectures and then extensive publications. As a scientific author, he focuses on ethics , legal philosophy , ideological analysis and ideology criticism . His endeavors to make the synaesthesia of aesthetics and ethics transparent and to address the importance of aesthetics in a science of sensual knowledge should be emphasized . One of his approaches is to build a bridge between Denis Diderot's intuitive reflections on morality and Victor Kraft's rational justification of morality.

His son is the opera singer Wieland Satter .

Work areas

As a practical philosopher

  • Focus on ethics
    • Weltanschauung analysis and ideology criticism
    • Ethics, aesthetics and religion in social-philosophical reflection
    • Investigations into the development of a "pluralistic ethics"
    • Ethics classes or LER versus denominational religious education
    • Meta-ethical conception on the background of a secular state structure with humanistic goals
    • Religious studies
    • Legal Philosophy: Natural Law versus Positive Law

As an employee

As a member

As a speaker

As a headmaster

As Vice President

As president

As an honorary member

As an author

  • Religion and ethics. ISBN 3-933037-23-9 .
  • Possibility and limits of a pluralistic ethics - an analysis of social reality critical of religion and ideology as well as an attempt at a meta-ethical conception. ISBN 3-933037-27-1 .
  • Awareness of values ​​as reflected in religion and postmodernism - On the development of moral science and the relationship between aesthetics and ethics in the religious and ideological field of tension between modernity and postmodernism. ISBN 978-3-933037-59-6 .
  • with Oliver Vollbrecht: Model of a rationally justifiable and ideology-free ethics. Lenz, Neustadt am Rübenberge 2008, ISBN 978-3-933037-41-1 .
  • with Caesar-Erich Ullrich: History of the Free Religious Community Wiesbaden. Self-published, 2005, OCLC 179699017 .

As editor

  • with Dieter Fauth: State and Church in the developing Europe - similarities and differences in national comparison. ISBN 3-923834-20-9 .

Contributions to edited volumes

  • Volker Mueller: Ludwig Feuerbach - criticism of religion and freedom of the spirit. ISBN 3-933037-43-3 .
  • Arnher E. Lenz, Volker Mueller: Wilhelm Ostwald: Monism and Energy : ISBN 978-3-933037-84-8 .
  • Klaus Wellner: Nietzsche - his thinking and its development potential. ISBN 978-3-933037-90-9 .
  • Anton Grabner-Haider, Kurt Weinke: Lines of thought of world culture. ISBN 3-8258-9081-3 .
  • Carola Baumann, Nina Ulrich: Festschrift for the 80th birthday of the religious scholar Hubertus Mynarek Streiter in the ideological minefield. The article "Moral Science instead of Global Ethic" leads to a discussion with Hans Küng. ISBN 978-3-89924-247-8 .
  • Dieter Fauth: The beginning and end of human life as a humanitarian challenge. ISBN 978-3-923834-30-3 .
  • Volker Mueller: Denis Diderot and the connection between science and the arts. ISBN 978-3-923834-31-0 .

Erich Satter is also editor and co-author of the Lexicon of Free Thought .

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