Marit Rullmann

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Marit Rullmann (* 1953 in Gelsenkirchen ) is a German non-fiction author and writer .

Life

After completing an apprenticeship in bookselling and working in libraries for several years, Marit Rullmann studied philosophy and German at the Ruhr University in Bochum. With her two-volume work Philosophinnen , published in 1993 and 1995 , she wrote a popular bestseller in the history of feminist philosophy.

In it she tries to give women philosophers their due place in this intellectual discipline. In 2000 Rullmann (together with her husband Werner Schlegel ) published another book with Women Think Different - Philosophias 1x1 , in which the different ways of thinking and approaches of women and men in the history of philosophy are based on classical philosophical terms (e.g. luck, Justice, freedom, death).

She gave numerous lectures on the subject in Germany and in German-speaking countries. With Annegret Stopczyk, she conceived the traveling exhibition Philosophinnen, Lovers of Wisdom in 2001, which toured over 30 cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland until 2013.

Works

  • Think in order to live. Philosophers presented by Marit Rullmann and Werner Schlegel. Wiesbaden, Marix Verlag 2018, ISBN 978-3-7374-1087-8
  • World wise women - female philosophers from antiquity to modern times portrayed in words and pictures (Ed. With Irene Trawöger), Christel Göttert Verlag, Rüsselsheim 2016, ISBN 978-3-939623-64-9 .
  • Women think differently (lecture on 2 CDs), Auditorium Netzwerk, Müllheim / Baden 2008
  • What philosophers think about the goddess (with Heide Göttner-Abendroth and Annegret Stopczyk), Rüsselsheim 2007, ISBN 978-3-939623-00-7
  • Sophias Weisheiten, Christel Göttert Verlag, Rüsselsheim 2004, ISBN 3-922499-74-0 .
  • Philosophers , Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt / M. 1998
  1. From Antiquity to the Enlightenment , ISBN 3-518-39377-4 .
  2. From Romanticism to Modernism , ISBN 3-518-39378-2 .
  • Women think differently - Philo-Sophias 1 × 1 (with Werner Schlegel), Suhrkamp, ​​Frankfurt / M. 2000, ISBN 3-518-39654-4 .

Anthologies

  • Women philosophers in school books - or why we need a quota for philosophy didactics. In: Hagengruber, Ruth / Johannes Rohbeck (eds.) Women philosophers in philosophy lessons - a manual. Dresden 2015.
  • "Philosophy". In: Florence Hervé / Renate Wurms (eds.) Das Weiberlexikon. From adventurer to cycle. Cologne 2006.
  • “The aphorism - a male branch of literature?” In: Petra Kamburg / Jürgen Wilbert (ed.). Thought plow. Aphorisms and illustrations. Essen 2005.
  • "Women think differently - Against the hierarchical dualism in western philosophy". In: Tarab Tulku XI / Lene Handberg (ed.) Unity in diversity. Modern science and eastern wisdom in dialogue. Berlin 2005.
  • “Hannah Arendt (1906–1975) - thinker without a railing.” In: Documentation 2. Open University, Gelsenkirchen 2005. pp. 18–21.
  • “Women think differently - men too! Philosophical Perspectives of Gender Mainstreaming ”. In: Documentation 1. Open University, Gelsenkirchen 2004. pp. 30–41.
  • “Romantic philosophizing - the other of reason.” In: Anne Jüssen (ed.) The daughters of Loreley. Romanticism, revolution and Feynsinn on the Rhine. Frankfurt / M. 2004.
  • "Women philosophers - a slightly different introduction to the high school of the spirit." In: Sofies Welt. An interreligious dialogue about history, philosophy and reality. Loccumer Protocols 19/1998.

Texts on the Internet

  • "How do we want to work and live in the future? Flexibly globalized or sustainable for everyone? The future of work and the economy".
  • http://www.bzw-weiterhaben.de/
  •  Women power (communal) politics. Gender and democracy. Ruesselsheim 2009.
  • Rosa Mayreder (1858-1938). Social philosopher - feminist - painter - writer - peace activist. Ruesselsheim 2009.
  • Agnes Heller (1929). Philosopher and contemporary witness. Ruesselsheim 2009.
  • "A milestone in gender research". Research by developmental psychologist and journalist Susan Pinker. Ruesselsheim 2009.
  • About the relationship with the other. (Luce Irigaray). Ruesselsheim 2010.
  • Looking for a more humble philosophy. (Eva Feder Kittay). Rüsselsheim 2012.
  • Women philosophers in school books - in short supply. Ruesselsheim 2013.

Secondary literature (current selection)

  • The everyday philosopher. Marit Rullmann believes: women think differently. WAZ dated June 29, 2009.
  • Interview RUB alumni. Bochum 2009

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personal data
SURNAME Rullmann, Marit
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH 1953
PLACE OF BIRTH Gelsenkirchen