German philosophy

This entry deals with works, schools, movements of minds that have been contributing to the world of thoughts through the German language, the majority of them natives or denizens of modern day Germany, Austria, Switzerland and countries where German has been spoken. The body of German philosophical traditions in general shows certain distinctiveness and uniqueness in its dynamics and focuses, from the French, Anglo-Saxon, Russian and other Western and non-Western philosophical traditions, therefore warrant special attentions.

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• List of German language philosophers
• Intellectual, political, literary and cultural movements in German lands
• Austrian intellectual traditions
• Viennese school
• Oswald Spengler
• Carl Gustav Jung
• Sigmund Freud
• Sturm und Drang
• German Romanticism
• German literature
• History of philosophy
• Philosophical movement
• German idealism
• French materialism
• Modern philosophy
• Immanuel Kant
• early modern philosophers[?]
• Nineteenth-century philosophy[?]
• Georg Hegel
• Karl Marx
• Friedrich Nietzsche
• Ludwig Wittgenstein
• Rudolph Carnap[?]
• by logical empiricism[?]
• continental philosophy[?]
• phenomenology
• Edmund Husserl
• Martin Heidegger
• postmodernism
• critical theory
• Karl Popper
• scientific method