- Otto
Friedrich Bollnow (German: [ˈbɔlnoː]; 14
March 1903 – 7
February 1991) was a
German philosopher and teacher. He was born the son of a
rector in Stettin...
- Heideggerianism, as
practiced by
writers like Karl
Jaspers and Otto
Friedrich Bollnow, and
which had
subsequently seeped into
public discourse. His 1964 publication...
-
subsequently consolidated by
Herman Nohl and
developed further by Otto
Friedrich Bollnow,
Theodore Litt,
Jakob Muth and others.
Human science pedagogy has endured...
- Das Ende der Neuzeit, 1950
Begegnung und Bildung, (together with O. F.
Bollnow), 1956 Dante-Studien. 2. Band:
Landschaft der
Ewigkeit (München 1958) Sorge...
- "irrational"
character of the Lebensphilosophie. The
philosopher Otto
Friedrich Bollnow for example,
claims to be a
follower of the
Lebensphilosophie developed...
- self-preparation, in
opposition to the term of
strangeness (Otto
Friedrich Bollnow). In
terms of sociology, home
belongs to the
constitutional conditions...
- Australia. In 1934, Hans
Lipps joined the SS.
According to Otto
Friedrich Bollnow,
Lipps did so to put a
distance between himself and the NSDAP, submitting...
- link
people together or
distances that keep them apart. Otto
Friedrich Bollnow further refined Lewin's
notion and
described the
hodological space as not...
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Peter Boenisch Herbert Böhme
Andreas Bolek Ernst Bollmann Otto
Friedrich Bollnow Friedrich Bolte Helmut de Boor Carl
Friedrich Wilhelm Borgward Taras Borodajkewycz...
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Intercultural Philosophy. Vol. 26. Brill. ISBN 978-90-04-68016-6. Otto
Friedrich Bollnow and
Joachim Ritter, "Davoser Dis****tion
zwischen Ernst C****irer und Martin...
