Kulturverlag Kadmos

Kulturverlag Kadmos
legal form	one-man business
founding	November 4th 1995
Seat	Berlin
management	Wolfram Burckhardt ( Publishing Director )
Branch	Fiction non-fiction, fiction , non-fiction
Website	www.kulturverlag-kadmos.de

Stand by Kulturverlag Kadmos at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2019

The culture Kadmos is a 1995 Berlin established in non-fiction and fiction publishing house focusing on the literary nonfiction.

history

The publishing house was founded on November 4, 1995 by Martin and Wolfram Burckhardt. The publisher's name refers to Greek mythology and is named after Kadmos , the son of the Phoenician king Agenor of Tire : While searching for his sister Europe , who was kidnapped by Zeus , Kadmos brought the Phoenician alphabet to Greece . In this regard, publishing began with a description of the origins of the alphabet. In the first few years the focus was on translations as well as new and rediscoveries. The initial program included Daniel Paul Schreber's Memoirs of a Nervous Man , Charles Babbag's passages from the life of a philosopher and biographies about Walt Disney and Ada Lovelace . In 2012 the publisher's logo was renewed using a Greek type in the style of the Univers font. The publisher is the classical philologist Wolfram Burckhardt.

Awards

• 2019 German Publishing Award
• 2016 Gregor Calendar Award

membership

• Kurt Wolff Foundation

Publishing program

The publisher has an extensive range of fiction non-fiction books with an international focus from the fields of culture, art, media, technology history and science as well as literature, philosophy, history and politics. In addition, novels such as KRYONIUM are also part of the publishing portfolio. The Experiments of Memory by Matthias AK Zimmermann or The Laws of Hospitality by Pierre Klossowski . Special series are the scientific Kadmos Kaleidogramme, the cultural studies interventions as well as the Berlin program of media studies edited by Wolfgang Ernst and Friedrich Kittler . Kadmos Verlag has taken over the literature research series from Akademie Verlag , published by Karlheinz Barck (1934–2012) and Sigrid Weigel ( Leibniz Center for Literary and Cultural Research ). The publisher also offers weekly calendars with picture postcards.

Authors of the publisher (selection)

• Werner Abelshauser (* 1944, Germany)
• Irene Albers (* 1967, Germany)
• Susan Arndt (* 1967, Germany)
• Jan Assmann (* 1938, Germany)
• Armen Avanessian (* 1973, Austria)
• Charles Babbage (1791–1871, England)
• Dirk Baecker (* 1955, Germany)
• Friedrich Balke (* 1961, Germany)
• Jan-Pieter Barbian (* 1958, Germany)
• Karlheinz Barck (1934–2012, Germany)
• Tilman Baumgärtel (* 1966, Germany)
• Hans-Joachim Behr (* 1930, Germany)
• Jörg van den Berg (* 1965, Germany)
• Karen van den Berg (* 1963, Germany)
• Claus Bernet (* 1970, Germany)
• Peter Bexte (* 1954, Germany)
• Johanna Bleker (* 1940, Germany)
• Norbert Bolz (* 1953, Germany)
• Stephan Braese (* 1961, Germany)
• Ulrich Bröckling (* 1959, Germany)
• Boris Buden (* 1958, Austria)
• Hansjürgen Bulkowski (* 1938, Germany)
• Mercedes Bunz (* 1971, Germany)
• Martin Burckhardt (* 1957, Germany)
• Corina Caduff (* 1965, Switzerland)
• Armin Chodzinski (* 1970, Germany)
• Michael S. Cullen (* 1939, USA)
• Gerhard Danzer (* 1956, Germany)
• Frank EP Dievernich (* 1970, Germany)
• Georges Didi-Huberman (* 1953, France)
• Bernhard Dotzler (* 1963, France)
• Alexander García Düttmann (* 1961, Italy)
• Matthias Eckoldt (* 1964, Germany)
• Knut Ebeling (* 1970, Germany)
• Klaus van Eickels (* 1963, Germany)
• Shmuel N. Eisenstadt (1923-2010, Israel)
• Thomas Elsaesser (1943–2019, Germany)
• Wolfgang Ernst (* 1959, Germany)
• Hans Martin Esser (* 1978, Germany)
• Ottmar Ette (* 1956, Germany)
• Robert Feustel (* 1979, Germany)
• Reinhard David Flender (* 1953, Germany)
• Sabine Gebhardt Fink (* 1966, Austria)
• Quentin Fiore (1920–2019, USA)
• Heinz von Foerster (1911–2002, Austria)
• Peter Fuchs (* 1949, Germany)
• Eberhard Geisler (* 1950, Germany)
• Klaus Goebel (* 1934, Germany)
• Peter Geimer (* 1965, Germany)
• Karl Gutzkow (1811–1878, Germany)
• Marcus Graf (* 1974, Switzerland)
• Michael Grisko (* 1971, Germany)
• Stephan Günzel (* 1971, Germany)
• Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht (* 1948, Germany / USA)
• Wolfgang Hagen (* 1950, Germany)
• Anselm Haverkamp (* 1943, Germany)
• Stefan Heidenreich (* 1965, Germany)
• Martin Heidenreich (* 1956, Germany)
• Till Nikolaus von Heiseler (* 1962, Germany)
• Justin Hoffmann (* 1955, Germany)
• Frank Hofmann (* 1962, Germany)
• Jochen Hörisch (* 1951, Germany)
• Helmut Höge (* 1947, Germany)
• Eva Horn (* 1965, Germany)
• Fredric Jameson (* 1934, USA)
• Bernhard Kathan (* 1953, Austria)
• Wolfgang Kaempfer (1923–2009, Germany)
• Nicole C. Karafyllis (* 1970, Germany)
• Bernhard Kathan (* 1953, Austria)
• Annette Keck (* 1963, Germany)
• Friedrich Kittler (1943–2011, Germany)
• Pierre Klossowski (1905-2001, France)
• Alexander Kluge (* 1932, Germany)
• Markus Krajewski (* 1972, Germany)
• Ekkehart Krippendorff (1934-2018, Germany)
• Peter Kühnst (* 1946, Germany)
• Katja Kullmann (* 1970, Germany)
• Elmar Lampson (* 1952, Germany)
• Gustav Landauer (1870–1919, Germany)
• Verena Lepper (* 1973, Germany)
• Rolf Lindner (* 1945, Germany)
• Dieter Läpple (* 1941, Germany)
• Sabine Mainberger (* 1960, Germany)
• Joseph de Maistre (1753–1821, France)
• Marshall McLuhan (1911–1980, England)
• Christoph Menke (* 1958, Germany)
• Torsten Meyer (* 1965, Germany)
• Hans-Wolfgang Micklitz (* 1949, Germany)
• Michael Niehaus (* 1959, Germany)
• Helga Nowotny (* 1937, Austria)
• Andreas Oehler (* 1960, Germany)
• Nicholas of Oresme (1330–1382, France)
• Claus Pias (* 1967, Germany)
• Birger Priddat (* 1950, Germany)
• Juliane Rebentisch (* 1970, Germany)
• Christoph Rehmann-Sutter (* 1959, Switzerland)
• Hans-Jörg Rheinberger (* 1946, Switzerland)
• Laurence Arthur Rickels (* 1954, USA)
• Manfred Riedel (1936–2009, Germany)
• Erwin Rotermund (1932–2018, Germany)
• Jörn Rüsen (* 1938, Germany)
• Hans Sarkowicz (* 1955, Germany)
• Richard Schickel (1933–2017, USA)
• Thomas Schnalke (* 1958, Germany)
• Leander Scholz (* 1969, Germany)
• Henning Schmidgen (* 1965, Germany)
• Henrik Schrat (* 1968, Germany)
• Daniel Paul Schreber (1842–1911, Germany)
• Thomas Schnalke (* 1958, Germany)
• Henrik Schrat (* 1968, Germany)
• Steffen Siegel (* 1976, Germany)
• Holger Simon (* 1969, Germany)
• Peter Sloterdijk (* 1947, Germany)
• Jan-Peter ER Sonntag (* 1965, Germany)
• Georg Stanitzek (* 1953, Germany)
• Georg Stauth (* 1942, Germany)
• Benjamin Steininger (* 1974, Germany)
• Jutta Stroszeck (* 1961, Germany)
• Robert Stockhammer (* 1960, Germany)
• Anke te Heesen (* 1965, Germany)
• Anja Tippner (* 1963, Germany)
• Jürgen Trabant (* 1942, Germany)
• Friedrich Theodor Vischer (1807-1887, Germany)
• H. Johannes Wallmann (* 1952, Germany)
• Daniel Weidner (* 1969, Germany)
• Stefan Willer (* 1970, Germany)
• Hartmut Winkler (* 1953, Germany)
• Sigrid Weigel (* 1950, Germany)
• Sandro Zanetti (* 1974, Switzerland)
• Siegfried Zielinski (* 1951, Germany)
• Slavoj Žižek (* 1949, Slovenia)
• Matthias AK Zimmermann (* 1981, Switzerland)

Web links

• Internet presence of Kulturverlag Kadmos

Individual proof

1. ↑ Publishing history. Retrieved January 5, 2019 . 
2. ^ Winner of the German Publishing Prize 2019. Accessed on September 17, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Gregor Calendar Award 2016. Retrieved October 18, 2019 . 
4. ↑ The members of the KWS Circle of Friends, November 2019
5. ↑ Postcard Calendar. Retrieved January 5, 2019 . 
6. ^ Authors of the publishing house. Retrieved January 5, 2019 .