Classes
- RepetitionAFS500253 | Faculty of Arts
- Inner and OuterAFS100704 | Faculty of Arts
- All there is to negate: Hegel and AdornoAFS500162 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegel’s Philosophy of HistoryAFS500172 | Faculty of Arts
- Philosophy of ResignationAFS500252 | Faculty of Arts
- A Reading of Hegel's Elements of the Philosophy of RightAFSV00183 | Faculty of Arts
- The Thought of Emil Utitz: Philosophy Against the Background of the HolocaustAFSV00241 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Hegel's Philosophy of HistoryAFSV00280 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegel’s (shorter) logic: Why love, life, God?AFSV00390 | Faculty of Arts
- Modern Philosophy of Religion +1ARL100090 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Surviving the Holocaust: Philosopher Emil Utitz' As If Technique2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Would Abraham Sacrifice Issac if He Was a Hegelian?2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Dialectics!2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Antigone is Dead? Long Live Ismene?2018 | Faculty of Arts
- J. Marek, Leporello. Mortality, Labor and Human Unnaturalness2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Soul, Custom and World in Hegel's Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences2016 | Faculty of Arts
- German's Post-War Society under Scrutiny. The Perspective of a Holocaust Survivor, Philosopher and Characterologist Emil Utitz2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Does Knowledge Lead to Nothing? : Nihilism as the Extreme Form of Scepticism in Jacobi, Fichte, and Hegel2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegel and Arendt on a Key Term of Modernity The Creativity and Destructiveness of Labor2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Of Death2015 | Faculty of Arts
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