Philosophical study texts
The Philosophical Study Texts were a book series for philosophical primary literature published by the Akademie-Verlag in East Berlin ( GDR ) , which had been published since the mid-1950s. It contains works from ancient times to modern times. The series appeared until the early 1970s. Some works, such as the philosophy of Buddhism by Erich Frauwallner , experienced several editions. The Prussian state philosopher and Jenenser university professor Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is particularly well represented . Some of the volumes were published under license by the (West German) Meiner publishing house in Hamburg .
Volumes of the series
- Immanuel Kant : early writings
- Sebastian Franck : Paradoxa (ducenta octoginta)
- Walter Ruben : Beginning of Philosophy in India. From the Vedas
- Erich Frauwallner : The Philosophy of Buddhism (Texts of Indian Philosophy)
- Eduard Gans : Philosophical writings.
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Political writings.
- Hermann von Helmholtz : Philosophical lectures and essays.
- Diogenes Laertius : Lives and Opinions of Famous Philosophers.
- John Locke : About the human mind.
- Friedrich Wilhelm Josef von Schelling : early writings
- Karl Vogt : Writings on petty bourgeois materialism in Germany
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Science of Logic
- Thomas Hobbes : Elements of Philosophy
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Lectures on the philosophy of world history
- John Toland : Letters to Serena
- Matthias Knutzen : A German atheist a. revolutionary democrat d. 17th century. Pamphlets and other contemporary social critic. Fonts. Ed. U. a. by Werner Pfoh
- Francis Bacon : New Atlantis
- Gottlob Frege : Writings on logic
- Johann Nikolaus Tetens About the origin of languages and writing
- Ernst Haeckel : The world riddle
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Jena writings
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Encyclopedia of the philosophical sciences in outline
- Hegel in reports from his contemporaries ⁄ Nicolin, Guenter
- Emil Heinrich Du Bois-Reymond : Lectures on Philosophy and Society
- George Berkeley : Three dialogues between Hylas and Philonous
- Nikolaus von Kues : The ignorance taught
- Georg Forster : Philosophical writings. Ed. With introduction and explanation. by Gerhard Steiner
- Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz : Fragments to Logic. Selected, trans. and ext. by Franz Schmidt
- Thomas Paine : Human Rights. Ed., Trans. u. a. v. Wolfgang Mönke
- Desiderius Erasmus : On the idea of peace during the Reformation
- Johann Gottlieb Fichte : From the duties of the learned
- Wilhelm Weitling : guarantees of harmony and freedom. New ed. With an introduction and note. by Bernhard Kaufhold
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Political writings. Ed. And incorporated. by Gerd Irrlitz
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Introduction to the History of Philosophy
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Jenenser logic, metaphysics and natural philosophy: ed. by Georg Lasson
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Phenomenology of the Spirit: after the text of the orig. ed. by Johannes Hoffmeister
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Jena Real Philosophy
- Thomas Hobbes : From people
- David Hume : An Inquiry into the Human Mind
- Thomas Hobbes : The new Organon. Edited by Manfred Buhr. Translated by Rudolf Hoffmann. Arranged by Gertraud Korf
- Étienne Bonnot de Condillac : The Logic or The Beginnings of the Art of Thought
- Nicolaus Copernicus : About the circular movements of the world bodies
- René Descartes : The principles of philosophy
- René Descartes : Rules for aligning the power of knowledge
- Cesare Beccaria : The Marquis of Beccaria's immortal work of crimes and punishments: the new from Italy. transl., with continuous comments by ... Mr. Hommels]. Ed. [Based on the edition of 1778] and with an afterward vers. by John Lekschas
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : The reason in history: ed. by Johannes Hoffmeister. With an introduction by Gottfried Stiehler
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegell : Lectures on d. Philosophy d. World history. With e. Inlet by Gottfried Stiehler.
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Lectures on d. Philosophy d. World history. The Greek and Roman world
- René Descartes : Meditations on the basics of philosophy with all objections and replies
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel : Encyclopedia of the philosophical sciences in outline (1830). New ed. by Friedhelm Nicolin u. Otto Pöggeler
- Thomas Campanella : The Sun State. [In Dt. transfer among employees by G. Brauns ... Introduction and remarks are taken from the Soviet Academy edition, Moscow-Leningrad 1947
See also
References and footnotes
- ↑ On Hegel's philosophy, cf. Heiner Höfener (ed.): Hegel games. Rogner & Bernhard, 1977 (Contains: 1. FL Lindner : The shoemaker-journeyman imbued with Hegelian philosophy, or The absolute boot / 2. OV group : The winds, or the very absolute construction of modern world history through Oberon's Horn, composed by Absolutulus von Hegelingen / 3. K. Rosenkranz : Das Centrum der Speculation. Each with an afterword by the editor.).
- ↑ On the dispute between the publishers, cf. Rainer A. Bast: The Philosophical Library: History and Bibliography of a Philosophical Text Series since 1868. Hamburg: Meiner 1991, p. 180 f. ( Online partial view )