Philosophical Dictionary (Klaus-Buhr)

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The Philosophical Dictionary is the name of of Georg Klaus and Manfred Buhr 1964-1987 published first single-volume, from 1969 greatly expanded two-volume dictionary that the publisher of the Bibliographic Institute, Leipzig appeared and the most important German-language dictionary of Marxist-Leninist philosophy is. By 1976 the dictionary had a circulation of over 530,000 copies. In the Federal Republic of Germany it was published by Rowohlt Verlag , here in three volumes and under the title: Marxist-Leninist Dictionary of Philosophy .

Employee

Bartsch, Gerhard Beyer, Wilhelm Raimund Brack, Karlheinz Burmeister, Brigitte Crüger, Herbert Eichhorn, Wolfgang Fontius, Manfred Geissler, Rolf Gedö, Andréas Girnus, Wilhelm Heinrich, Gerda Heyden, Günter Hiebsch, Hans Höppner, Joachim Horstmann, Hubert Kirchoff, Rolf Klein, Matthew

Klenner, Hermann Kolesnyk, Alexander Kortum, Hans Kosing, Alfred Kröber, Günter Lehmann, Ulf Liebscher, Heinz Löther, Rolf Lion, Bernd P. Max, Rolf Mielke, Helmut Miller, Reinhold Mollnau, Karl A. Moritz, Ralf Neumann, Werner Parthey, Heinrich Pepperle, Heinz

Judge, Gudrun Römer, Hinrich Ruben, Walter Rustau, Hiltraud Schramm, Johanna Schröder, Winfried Schuffenhauer, Werner Schulze, Hans Segeth, Wolfgang Strong, Manfred Steigerwald, Robert Vorholzer, Jörg Warnke, Camilla Werner, Claus Wrona, Vera Wüstneck, Klaus-Dieter

criticism

Wolfdietrich Schmied-Kowarzik judges that the dictionary was not a reference work, but a book of laws and rules of the “Marxist-Leninist” ideology that prescribed how to think. "For those who already knew something about Marx and his philosophical origins, it was a frightening example of how not to deal with the critical thinking of Marx." Schmied-Kowarzik uses striking examples in comparison to the historical-critical dictionary of Marxism to illustrate the one-sidedness and dogmatic binding of the dictionary.

expenditure

• Philosophical Dictionary . VEB Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1964 (1st – 30th thousand).
• Philosophical Dictionary . 2 volumes. 6th revised and expanded edition, VEB Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1969 (121th – 170th thousand).
• Philosophical Dictionary . 2 volumes. 10th revised and expanded edition, VEB Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1974 (326th – 400th thousand).
• Philosophical Dictionary . 2 volumes. 12th compared to the 10th, revised and revised edition, VEB Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1976 (481st – 530th thousand).
• Philosophical Dictionary . Vol. 1: A bis conditionality principle. Vol. 2: Conflict to cycle theory. 8th edition. Licensed edition for Western Europe. The European Book, Berlin 1972.
• Marxist-Leninist Dictionary of Philosophy . 3 volumes. Rowohlt, Hamburg 1972, ISBN 3-499-16155-9 (6th edition, 68th – 72nd thousand 1983)
• Philosophical Dictionary , Vol. 1–2. West Berlin: deb: Verlag das Europäische Buch, 1985. 13th edition as fotomechan Nachdr. D. 12. through (Copyright 1976 Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig), ISBN 3-88436-144-9 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.inkrit.de/mediadaten/pdf/schmied-kowarzikzuhkwm1und2.pdf
2. ↑ Review: Michael W. Fischer [25. March 1945 - June 1, 2014]: Political Philosophy. Comments on the 10th revised and expanded edition of the Philosophical Dictionary of the GDR (1974) . In: Journal of Politics. New episode . Vol. 23, No. 1 (April 1976), Nomos, Baden-Baden 1976, pp. 73-86.