Symphilosophie

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SYMPHILOSOPHIE: International Journal of Philosophical Romanticism. - Online journal for new academic research on German Romantic Philosophy (English, Deutsch, français, italiano) https://symphilosophie.com/

For years, scholars wondered where the philosophical quotes in Günderrode's notebooks came from, and why they were so short and jumbled together. In this short blog post, I explain the mystery: acezekiel.com/2024/04/09/k... Subscribe to the blog for free occasional short pieces right to your inbox.

Karoline von Günderrode’s Notes: Where Did They Come From?

In which I explain a mystery in Günderrode scholarship. Please cite me if you quote or share information from this post. In 1975, Doris Hopp and Max Preitz published a selection of notes from Günde…

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Pay only €13.99 to buy my book Articulations of Nature and Politics in Plato and Hegel from the publishers' website Springer Nature. The book looks at nature as a foundational concept for political and constitutional theory and examines its origins in Plato's idealism.

Hey!!! New issue of SYMPHILOSOPHIE is now available online, AND it's open access. There are a lot of great looking essays in there.

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Issue 8 (2026) of SYMPHILOSOPHIE on "Symphilosophizing" is now published!! 320 pages of new research on German romantic philosophy fully open access: symphilosophie.com/issue-8-2026/ It's a special issue of the proceedings of an international conference held in March 2025 at University of Bonn.

cover of symphilosophie journal issue 8 on the topic of symphilosophizing in German romanticism with a photo of a sculpture by Eduardo Chillida called De Musica IV in Bonn city centre.

“Dalia and Simon consider two poems on narcissism and beauty by writer and philosopher Karoline von Günderrode. Günderrode […] offers a unique perspective on both - and argues that physical beauty can be more than skin-deep.” www.wednesdaysocietypodcast.com/physical-bea...

Episode two: Physical beauty and narcissism — The Wednesday Society

Physical beauty is the first step in Diotima’s ladder. In some ways it’s super easy. We know what she means. In other ways it’s not straightforward.

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here’s my Freiheitsschrift-era Schelling reading of Marx’s “character masks” in Capital, specifically through Schelling’s concept of “personality” as “wiggle room” in how we relate to our free pre-decision confronting us as fate, via Benjamin & Gillian Rose (& as always Adorno)

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New German Critique has the Digital Theory Lab's Semiotic Machines special issue forthcoming, featuring a collection of essays by people at the cutting edge of AI and interpretation, politics, and culture ngc.arts.cornell.edu/forthcoming....

New German Critique: Forthcoming Issues

Widely considered the top journal in its field, New German Critique is an interdisciplinary journal that focuses on twentieth- and twenty-first-century German studies.

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