Martin Arndt

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Martin Arndt (* 1949 in Bünde ) is a German science author. He lives in Croatia.

Arndt was in 1997 with a dissertation on Max Scheler at the University of Münster for Dr. phil. PhD . Until 2012 he taught English, philosophy and Protestant religion at the Paulinum grammar school in Münster.

His scientific focus is the history of philosophy in the 19th century. Arndt published Scheler's "Schriften zur Anthropologie" in 1994 and worked on the historical dictionary of philosophy published by Joachim Ritter , the biographical-bibliographical church lexicon of the journal for religious and intellectual history and the Croatian journal Licus , in which he regularly publishes. He received teaching assignments for (religious) philosophy at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster and worked there at the department for interdisciplinary Germany and European research. Finally, he oversaw a program to promote German language teaching in Croatian schools. He is currently giving lectures on Monday and Tuesday at the Ross School in Hanover. His subjects are English as well as values ​​and norms and religion.

Fonts

  • Ed .: Max Scheler : Writings on anthropology. Reclam, Stuttgart 1994.
  • World fullness and entanglement in Max Scheler's work - The spirit on the border between West and East (= Boethiana - research results on philosophy. Volume 37). Kovac, Hamburg 1999, ISBN 3-86064-705-9 (also dissertation, University of Münster, 1997).
  • Helmuth Plessner and Hannah Arendt: Prolegomena to a comparison of two exiles with a view of the present. In: Karl Hahn et al. (Ed.): Questions to Germany's future and its position in Europe. Münster 2001, p. 55 ff.
  • The Basel syntroglodytes Overbeck and Nietzsche. A friendship in dissent. In: Journal of Religious and Intellectual History . Issue 3, 2001, p. 193 ff.
  • Max Scheler and the soul science discourse of the 1920s. In: Psychology and History. Volume 9, 2001, Issue 3–4, pp. 33–57 (PDF) .
  • Franz Overbeck: A dissident of modernity. In: Journal of Church History . 113th Volume, 2002, Issue 2, pp. 190-209.
  • The Jewish-German cultural dialogue as understood by Hermann Cohen. In: Journal for Didactics of Philosophy and Ethics. Issue 4/2002, p. 336ff.
  • Hermann Cohen: Blurring of boundaries. In: Wolfram Hogrebe (Hrsg.): Borders and border crossing; XIX. German Congress for Philosophy Sinclair Press, Bonn 2002, pp. 773–785.
  • Australia and New Zealand - No longer Down Under? Viewfinder. Langenscheidt - Longman, Two Volume Topics + Resource Book, 2003.
  • "Leitkultur" and intercultural understanding - on the philosophical conception of an educational process. In: Volker Steenblock (Ed.): Philosophy Courses Münsteraner Introductions - Münsteraner Philosophical Workbooks. Volume 3. Lit, Münster 2004, pp. 63-88.
  • Obey your own heart. Friedrich Schiller and the art of living. Agenda, Münster 2005, ISBN 3-89688-249-X (publisher's text) .
  • We 1 za 4, razred osnovne skole. Klett, Zagreb 2006 (textbooks for Croatian German lessons at primary school).
  • Edited and edited with Karl Sassenberg: Australia and New Zealand - Down Under On Top Viewfinder. Langenscheidt, Two Volumes - Topics + Resource Book Plus CD-Rom, 2011.

literature

  • Martin Arndt: Max Scheler and the soul science discourse of the 20s. In: Psychology and History. Volume 9, 2001, Issue 3–4, pp. 33–57, here p. 57 (PDF, short vita) .

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