Wilfried Huchzermeyer

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Wilfried Huchzermeyer (* 1949 in Hamburg ) is a German Indologist and publisher.

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Huchzermeyer studied Indology , Philosophy and Religious Studies at the University of Hamburg , the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich , the Westphalian Wilhelms University in Munster , at the University of Pune and in Los Angeles , where he contributed in 1978 with a dissertation on the subject of the superman Friedrich Nietzsche and Aurobindo Ghose received their doctorate in philosophy. In a further dissertation (Pune 1986) he researched spiritual, philosophical and cultural topics of the Mahabharata.

From 1970 to 1985 he lived frequently at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry . Today he heads the publishing house edition sawitri in Karlsruhe for Sanskrit literature, Indian philosophy and yoga .

Huchzermeyer is the author of numerous books on Indian literature , yoga and other philosophical topics. In numerous works he dedicates himself to the thinking and yoga practice of Sri Aurobindo. He tries to build a bridge from east to west by "proving that European philosophy has a whole tradition of natural and historical philosophical models that correspond to the thoughts of Sri Aurobindo."

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Individual evidence

  1. The following biographical information from Friedhelm Köhler , Friederike Migneco , Benedikt Maria Trappen (eds.): Freedom, consciousness, responsibility. Festschrift for Volker Zotz for his 60th birthday. Munich: Edition Habermann 2016 ( ISBN 978-3-96025-009-8 ), p. 409
  2. ^ German version of the dissertation: Wilfried Huchzermeyer: Der Übermensch with Friedrich Nietzsche and Sri Aurobindo. Edited and with a detailed afterword by Hans-Joachim Koch. Gladenbach: Hinder and Deelmann 1986 ( ISBN 978-3-87348-123-7 )
  3. http://www.edition-sawitri.de/ueber_uns.html
  4. ^ Rudolf Hämmerli: Wilfried Huchzermeyer: Sri Aurobindo and the European philosophy. Newsletter of the Jean Gebser Society 2015/2016, pp. 8–9