Peter Bulthaup

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Peter Bulthaup (born July 13, 1934 in Osnabrück ; † October 29, 2004 ) was a German philosopher and chemist .

Bulthaup received his doctorate in physical chemistry from the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main under Hermann Hartmann in 1968 and was also a student of Adorno and Horkheimer . In 1973 he became professor for didactics of the natural sciences at the TH Darmstadt . Since 1975 he has held a chair for philosophy at the University of Hanover with a focus on German idealism , natural philosophy and criticism of political economy ; also scientific advisory board of the social science institute Hanover .

Publications

  • On the social function of the natural sciences . Edited by Social Science Institute Hannover. 2nd edition, Lüneburg 1996 (on cleats) (1st edition Frankfurt 1973). ISBN 3924245576
  • Parousia . In: Materials on Benjamin's theses ' On the Concept of History '. Contributions and interpretations. Edited by Peter Bulthaup, (Frankfurt 1975). This text is also contained in "The Law of Liberation" (see below).
  • Emergency and allotria. Considerations on the relationship between reflection and art . In: Music Concepts 63/64. Theodor W. Adorno. The composer. Edited by H.-K. Butcher u. Rainer Riehn. edition text + kritik, Munich 1989.
  • Of freedom in the economic sense. I. The metaphysics of Δ G, II. On some difficulties in determining the promotion of technical progress from economic compulsion . In: The Automatic Subject in Marx. Studies on capital. Edited by Social Science Institute Hannover, Lüneburg 1998 (on Klampen). ISBN 3-924245-67-3
  • The law of liberation. And other texts . Edited by Social Science Institute Hannover, Lüneburg 1998 (on Klampen). ISBN 3924245754
    Review ( Memento of September 28, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
  • ... that God himself died. Hegel's criticism of religion . in: Against the absolute claim, Gerd-Günther Grau on his 75th birthday ed. v. Friedrich Wilhelm Korff, Würzburg 1998.
  • Expediency, absolute purpose, concept. Critique of the Hegelian deduction of the concept . In: Andreas Knahl, Jan Müller, Michael Städtler and others: With and against Hegel. From the non-objectivity of absolute reflection to the lack of concepts in the present. Edited by Social Science Institute Hannover, in cooperation with the Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Filosofici ; Naples, Lüneburg 2000 (on cleats). ISBN 3-924245-91-6

Further publications can be found on the GI page The Scientific Legacy of Peter Bulthaup and on the Obituary page on the death of Peter Bulthaup the Erinyes (see below).

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personal data
SURNAME Bulthaup, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German philosopher and chemist
DATE OF BIRTH July 13, 1934
PLACE OF BIRTH Osnabrück
DATE OF DEATH October 29, 2004
Place of death Frankfurt am Main