Naturphilosophie

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Harald Holz's comprehensive works encompass a multitude of volumes across various philosophical domains. The first series focuses on Transcendental Philosophy, featuring six volumes that delve into its system, formal philosophy, and collected essays. The second series addresses ethics, exploring humanity, the philosophy of human practice, fundamental humanism, and love. The third series examines cultural and historical philosophy, discussing topics such as anthropodicy, progress, and the interplay between East and West through structural hermeneutics. The fourth series presents the history of philosophy, with articles on metaphysics, freedom in Schelling's thought, and the evolution of spirit throughout history. The fifth series centers on natural philosophy, addressing evolution, cosmology, and the relationship between consciousness and the brain. The sixth series includes works on aesthetics and literature, featuring philosophical narratives and poetry. The seventh series contains miscellaneous writings, including philosophical diaries and early publications. Lastly, the eighth series compiles philosophical correspondence and a festschrift honoring Holz, alongside a lexicon for reference. This extensive collection reflects Holz's profound engagement with philosophical inquiry across diverse fields.