Vom Geist der Geschichte

This volume collects papers on Axel Hutter’s book Narrative Ontology (2017), which elaborate on a focal thought of this book: namely, to place oneself in traditions in which philosophical self-knowledge can be achieved in an original way.

This volume brings together essays on Axel Hutter’s book Narrative Ontology (2017). The authors engage in conversation with the different chapters of the book. In this way, a central idea of the book is further pursued and realized: to position oneself in an original way within the traditions where the self-knowledge of humanity can be achieved, which has always formed the core of philosophy. Such traditions include history and narratives. What the volume thus aims to highlight, following Axel Hutter’s book with systematic intent, is what can be called the “spirit of history”.

Thomas Oehl/Thomas Enthofer: Einleitung - Thomas Oehl: Zur Dialektik der Narrativen Ontologie - Sebastian RC6dl: Form und Inhalt des Ich - Tereza MatjD kovC!: "Noch einmal?" Ja, aber anders. Ich, ein WiederholungstC$ter - Ariane CC$cilie Schneck: Freiheit und Personsein - Dominik FrC6hlich: Die Ironie der Geschichte - Julia Peters: Charakter und Zeitlichkeit - Silvia Jonas: Sinn und Selbsterkenntnis - Jan Rohls: Das leere Grab. Tod und Auferstehung bei Joseph und Jesus - Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer: Sind Gott und Unsterblichkeit nur Metaphern? Zur befragungswCWilhelm Vossenkuhl: VergegenwC$rtigung, Gegenwart und Geschichte - Axel Hutter: Charakter und Charakterlosigkeit. Die Dialektik der menschlichen Freiheit

Thomas Oehl (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1989; studied philosophy, Protestant theology, and Greek philology in Munich and Oxford; subsequently pursued doctoral studies in Munich and completed a research stay in Pittsburgh; 2020 PhD in philosophy; since 2019 research associate and, in the 2023/24 academic year, acting professor at the Chair of Theoretical Philosophy at LMU Munich.
Thomas Enthofer (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1986; studied theoretical philosophy, sociology, and political science in Munich; doctoral candidate and research associate at the Chair of Theoretical Philosophy at LMU Munich.

• Edited by Thomas Oehl
• Edited by Thomas Enthofer