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Categories: Philosophy academics, German philosophers, Literacy and society theorists, 20th-century German male writers, German centenarians
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Hans-Georg Gadamer  Gadamer  Gadamer, Hans-Georg  Gadamerian  H.-G. Gadamer
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Hans-Georg Gadamer was a German philosopher of the continental tradition, best known for his 1960 magnum opus, Truth and Method, on hermeneutics. Wikipedia
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Hans-Georg Gadamer was a German philosopher of the continental tradition, best known for his 1960 magnum opus, Truth and Method, on hermeneutics. Wikipedia
IS A
homo
ACADEMIC DEGREE
doctor's degree
ARCHIVES AT
Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach
AWARD RECEIVED
Order of Merit of Baden-Württemberg
Sigmund Freud Prize
Hegel Prize
honorary doctor of the University of Warsaw
Reuchlin Award
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COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP
Germany
DOCTORAL ADVISOR
Heidegger
Paul Natorp
DOCTORAL STUDENT
Rüdiger Bubner
EDUCATED AT
University of Wrocław
University of Marburg
FATHER
Johannes Gadamer
FIELD OF WORK
aesthetics
epistemology
language
ontology
philosophy
GIVEN NAME
Hans-Georg
INFLUENCED BY
Aristotle
Husserl
Hegel
Heidegger
Kant
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LANGUAGES SPOKEN, WRITTEN OR SIGNED
German
MEMBER OF
Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung
Accademia dei Lincei
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Academy of Sciences of Turin
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NATIVE LANGUAGE
German
NOTABLE WORK
Truth and Method
OCCUPATION
philosopher
professeur des universités
PLACE OF BIRTH
Marburg
PLACE OF BURIAL
Heidelberg
PLACE OF DEATH
Heidelberg
RESIDENCE
Germany
SEX OR GENDER
male
SIGNIFICANT EVENT
centenarian
STUDENT OF
Heidegger
Paul Natorp
Hönigswald
Nicolai Hartmann
WORK LOCATION
Leipzig
Heidelberg
Marburg
Wikipedia
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Hans-Georg Gadamer
Wikidata
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Hans-Georg Gadamer
Wikipedia Redirections
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Gadamer, Gadamer, Hans-Georg, Gadamerian, H.-G. Gadamer, Hans Georg Gadamer
Wikidata Alias
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Gadamer, Hans Georg Gadamer

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