Theoretical philosophy (Lehrstuhl f? Philosophical theory
Professor Dominik Peller: Professor Peller's research fields are philosophy of mind, epistemology and philosophy of language. He is good at reconstructing medieval and early modern philosophy with analytical philosophy and won the DFG Leibniz DFG Award in 2006.
Practical philosophy, legal philosophy and social philosophy (Lehrstuhl f? Practical philosophy, law and social philosophy
Professor Volker Gerhardt: Professor Gerhardt's research field lies in the basic principles of political philosophy. He is also a famous expert of Kant and Nietzsche in Germany.
German conceptualism (Lehrstuhl f? r philosophie geschichte:Deutscher idealism us
Rolf-Peter horstmann, a former chair professor, retired in the summer of 2007 and is currently recruiting a new chair professor.
Philosophical anthropology and cultural philosophy (Lehrstuhl f? Human philosophy and cultural philosophy
Professor. Oswald Schwemer: Professor Schwemer is the most important German master of cultural philosophy at present. Professor John Mike Croix, Chairman of the Editorial Board of Ernst Cassirer's Legacy, is the main promoter of the German Cassirer research craze since 1990s.
Ancient and contemporary philosophy (Lehrstuhl f? Philosophy and philosophy)
Professor. Christof Rapp: Professor Rapp is regarded as one of the authorities in studying Aristotle school in Germany at present, focusing on treating ancient philosophy from the perspective of Anglo-American philosophy, and is currently the host of the Graduate School of Ancient Philosophy in Berlin.
Practical philosophy and ethics (Lehrstuhl f? Philosophy and ethical practice
Professor Thomas Schmidt: Professor Schmidt's research field mainly focuses on the basic ethical issues of British and American philosophy.
Scientific theory and natural philosophy of natural science
Professor olaf m? ller:M？ Professor ller's research fields are metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, post-ethics and pacifism.
Philosophy of mind (Lehrstuhl f? philosophy of mind
Professor Michael Bowen: In 2007, our department held a new lecture. Professor Pauen once taught in magdeburg University, specializing in the philosophy of mind, and won the Ernst-Bloch Award in 1997. At present, he is also the co-host of the Institute of Mind and Brain in Berlin.
The logic and philosophy of language (Lehrstuhl f? Logic and philosophy)
The department set up a new lecture in 2007, and the speaker was selected.
[Excerpt from the episode: The power of analytical philosophy is indeed growing. The three major philosophy departments in Berlin (Free University of Berlin, Technical University of Berlin and Humboldt University of Berlin) all fell. Last month, the philosophy department of Humboldt University in Berlin, where Emanuel attended, gave a campaign speech for the candidate of a new professorship of German idealism. The professorship has a long history and enjoys the highest reputation in the department. Seven scholars were invited to give lectures, five of whom studied analytical philosophy. Based on Emanuel's own field observation and discussions with other philosophy students, these five scholars only put forward a preliminary analytical framework, but failed to show a comprehensive understanding of the German conceptual tradition, especially the lack of understanding of the influence of Kant's third criticism on the German conceptual tradition. Therefore, as long as the audience, especially Professor Gerhardt, the chairman of the Election Committee, asks questions that are deeper or more focused on practical philosophy or aesthetics, these five scholars can only prevaricate at once. Among the seven candidates, only Birgit Sandkaulen, a female professor currently teaching at Jena University, can better grasp the traditional problem consciousness of German idealism. However, because the department is also dominated by the forces of analytical philosophy, it is still difficult to determine who will win. ]
(3) Philosophy Department of Munich University
The philosophy department of Munich University seems to be smaller than that of Humboldt University, because the former has actually expanded into a philosophy school, and its * * * is subdivided into the following four departments (or groups):
1. philosophy (seminar f? Philosophy)
2. Philosophy, logic and scientific theory (Seminar F? Philosophy, logic and science
3. Religion and European Philosophy of Religion (Seminar F? European religious science and philosophy
4. the spiritual history and philosophy of the renaissance (seminar f? Renaissance philosophy
The first group is the philosophy department in a narrow sense, which consists of four professors (Ordinarius) and three current university professors (Universit? Tsprofessoren) and five retired professors.
Lerstu i.
Professor Wilhelm Vossenkuhl (Ordinarius) mainly studies ethics and Wigenstein.
Lerstu II
Professor Axel Hart (General): His major is theoretical philosophy. Taiwan Province Province) and the philosopher bzw after Kant. History of philosophy
Professor g? Entez? Le: His specialty is German classical philosophy, such as Kant, Schelling ... Nietzsche, Heidegger, Adorno and so on, as well as aesthetics bzw. Contemporary art and music. This person's learning process is quite special; 1982 got a postdoctoral fellow and went wandering in the United States until 1999 was invited back by Munich. In other words, he didn't do adaptation training in Germany.
Lyle Stu III
Professor Thomas Buchheim became C4 at the age of 43, which seems very young for German. His main research field is ancient Greek philosophy (his Hobbit. Or promotion is about sophistry), and German idealism, he also touched Leibniz and Heidegger.
Professor Alfons Reckermann's main research fields are ancient Greek philosophy and practical philosophy.
Lehrstuhl f？ Philosophy and? Konomik
Professor Karl Hohmann's major should be business ethics and contract theory.
The second group has a lecture professor, the current professor is Dr. Carlos Ulises Moulines, and there are two current university professors and four retired professors under it.
The third group has a lecture professor, who is currently R? There are three retired professors in my Prague.
The fourth group has no lecture professors, but one current university professor and two retired professors.
(4) Philosophy Department of Frankfurt University
I believe everyone will be familiar with the Frankfurt School in the 20th century. Habermas is alive and retired. He is here. Frankfurt School has gone through three generations. At present, an important representative is axel honneth, who was appointed as the director of the Institute of Social Studies of Frankfurt University in early 2000. There are 7 professors, 2 associate professors, 2 supernumerary professors, 2 associate professors, 6 private lecturers and 4 honorary professors in this philosophy department (including Appel Appel, Habermas, Schmidt and others, who are equally famous with Habermas).