Concordia – Internationale Zeitschrift für Philosophie 83

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Franz Hinkelammert explores the transcendental concepts in empirical sciences as a pivotal step toward a new metaphysics of human practice. František Novosád delves into the archaeology of Slovak school Marxism, while Maria Elisa Bonaudi examines Rodolfo Kusch’s geocultural approach to liberation. Josef Estermann offers a comprehensive overview of the philosophy of hope from a Western European perspective. Béatrice Faye addresses the daily courage to hope as a response to Africa's fragility. In the realm of book reviews, Santiago Hernán Vasquez discusses the soul's illness and therapy in Evagrius Ponticus. Johannes Abel investigates the concept of a successful life through the lenses of Kierkegaard and Camus. Wolfgang Gleixner presents the anthropological-existential turn in phenomenology, and Thomas Gremsl questions the role of the "human factor" in digital transformation ethics. Vittorio Hösle analyzes Goethe and Dickens as Christian thinkers, while Karl Christian Friedrich Krause compiles selected writings on legal philosophy. Michael Medzech reflects on the relationship between measure and being in Heidegger's thought. Dennis Sölch and Birgit Capelle edit a work on literary philosophy, and Nico Stehr critiques knowledge capitalism. Finally, Reinhard Wilczek discusses the modern social pedagogical discourse, and the concept of solitude is presented as a philosophical guide.