Alma von Stockhausen Has Died
The last German philosopher, Alma von Stockhausen, 92, the founder of the Gustav Siewerth Academy, is dead. Stockhausen died on the morning of May 4 after having suffered form cancer. She received her …More
The last German philosopher, Alma von Stockhausen, 92, the founder of the Gustav Siewerth Academy, is dead.
Stockhausen died on the morning of May 4 after having suffered form cancer.
She received her doctorate in 1954 with a thesis on the Analogia entis under Thomas von Aquin in Freiburg. Her supervisor was Max Müller (+1994) who had studied under Martin Heidegger (+1976). Stockhausen also participated in Martin Heidegger's seminars.
From 1962 until her retirement, Stockhausen taught as a professor of philosophy at the Freiburg College of Education.
In 1988 she founded the Gustav-Siewerth-Academy as a response to the Marxism and anti-Church hostility towards the 68-movement. Joseph Ratzinger lectured at the Academy.
Stockhausen distinguished herself as a profound critic of the dialectical thinking of Martin Luther, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Martin Heidegger, and the ideology of evolution. Her analysis was unique and illuminating.
Until her death, Stockhausen was vice-rector of the …More
Stockhausen died on the morning of May 4 after having suffered form cancer.
She received her doctorate in 1954 with a thesis on the Analogia entis under Thomas von Aquin in Freiburg. Her supervisor was Max Müller (+1994) who had studied under Martin Heidegger (+1976). Stockhausen also participated in Martin Heidegger's seminars.
From 1962 until her retirement, Stockhausen taught as a professor of philosophy at the Freiburg College of Education.
In 1988 she founded the Gustav-Siewerth-Academy as a response to the Marxism and anti-Church hostility towards the 68-movement. Joseph Ratzinger lectured at the Academy.
Stockhausen distinguished herself as a profound critic of the dialectical thinking of Martin Luther, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Martin Heidegger, and the ideology of evolution. Her analysis was unique and illuminating.
Until her death, Stockhausen was vice-rector of the …More
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