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Vol. 30 No. 1 (2025): Reading Nicolai Hartmann. Ideas and Dialogues

Nicolai Hartmann is one of those forgotten philosophers who had to wait a long time to be rediscovered. Fortunately, in the last decade research on his philosophy underwent a revival, both from historical and systematic perspectives. After the foundation of the Nicolai Hartmann Society in 2009, a custom of organizing an international Hartmann conference every few years was established. Four such conferences were held since then: Rome (2009), Trento (2014), Saint Petersburg (2017), and Katowice (2019). Thanks to these events, but also to many other more local conferences, seminars, and publications dedicated to his philosophy, the interest in Hartmann’s thought appears to be growing every year.

Published: 2025-06-27

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