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Tilo Schabert

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ID1206483
NAMETilo Schabert
GIVEN NAMESTilo
FAMILY NAMESchabert
SIGNATURESCHABERT T
AFFILIATIONSNeumann University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT15
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Donne l'Europe à la Russie: Réflexions sur les relations Est-Ouest dans les années 1990

    Tilo Schabert, Françoise Manent•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2025

  • Truth against Arrogance: Insights and Eclipse, Investigation and Insights Again

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Perspectives on Political Science•2021

    Knowledge, rather than being a constant virtue of one’s mind, is an acquaintance of an unsteady, precarious character. Contrary to the expectations people like to associate with it, it is neither i

  • Retour sur la France et la réunification de l'Allemagne

    Tilo Schabert, Isabelle Hausser•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2017

  • The Second Birth: On the Political Beginnings of Human Existence

    Tilo Schabert, Javier Ibáñez-Noé•BOOK•The second birth•2015

  • The second birth: On the Political Beginnings of Human Existence

    Tilo Schabert•BOOK•The second birth•2015

    This book inquires anew into the question: whence originates the political Gestalt of human life and what does it entail? In pursuit of this question the book attempts to undertake a transcultural and transhistorical grounding of political theory. The material for it has accordingly been taken from classical works of different cultural spheres. Ancient Greek, Jewish and Christian, Chinese, Arabic, ancient Egyptian, and Indian texts have been exam…

  • Wie Weltgeschichte gemacht wird: Frankreich und die deutsche Einheit

    Stanley Hoffmann, Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•2003•Cited by: 4

  • The Paradise in Politics: A Chapter in the Story of Negative Cosmology

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•The European Legacy•2002•References: 4

  • Reflets du monde

    Tilo Schabert, Pierre-Emmanuel Dauzat•ARTICLE•Le Genre humain•1999

  • Chaos and Eros. On the Order of Human Existence

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1994

    Thinking is a festival and thus human beings experience, through cogitation, the sociable structure of their thinking. As they think, speak and listen they listen and speak and they are in the company of others. It was Plato, the sociable one, who thus spoke and was listened to: "And thinking, is it the same thing to you as to me?" This is the question that Plato puts in Socrates's mouth, when faced with Theaetetus in a dialogue named after him. …

  • Imagines Imaginationis

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Religions- und…•1993

  • The Cosmology of the Architecture of Cities

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1991

    Let us imagine that we decided to visit cities at different places in the world. During our journey we would probably consult often one or more of these books known as "travel guides," which, in our case, describe one or more cities for the benefit of the traveler who knows nothing about them or has only a slight idea of what they are like.Presumably we would be told not infrequently that in the cities being described something is "reflected" - t…

  • The para-moral principles of early modern society: Contextual reflections upon the Maxims of la rochefoucauld∗

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•History of European Ideas•1986

  • Modernity and History

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1983

    Does modernity still have a future? The news from the modern world suggests a negative answer. It is true, the project of modernity, in the fourth century after its inception, has still not been brought to its completion. Modern man has not yet succeeded in establishing himself as maître et possesseur de la nature. Nevertheless, he has elevated himself above his earthly existence by mastering the laws of space travel; the man in the moon, formerl…

  • A Note on Modernity

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Political Theory•1979

    L N RECENT YEARS the crisis of Western civilization has been the subject of a considerable number of comparative studies on the present state of Western societies and culture. According to these studies, many of the social and political problems afflicting modern societies in the West cannot be properly understood as long as the inquiry remains restricted to the historical conditions and national circumstances of a particular society. They are ge…

  • Philosophical Foundations of the Three Sociologies

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Philosophical Studies•1978•Cited by: 3

  • Wie Weltgeschichte gemacht wird: Frankreich und die deutsche Einheit

    Stanley Hoffmann, Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•2003•Cited by: 4

  • Philosophical Foundations of the Three Sociologies

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Philosophical Studies•1978•Cited by: 3

  • Philosophical Foundations of the Three Sociologies

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Philosophical Studies•1978•Cited by: 3

  • A Note on Modernity

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Political Theory•1979

    L N RECENT YEARS the crisis of Western civilization has been the subject of a considerable number of comparative studies on the present state of Western societies and culture. According to these studies, many of the social and political problems afflicting modern societies in the West cannot be properly understood as long as the inquiry remains restricted to the historical conditions and national circumstances of a particular society. They are ge…

  • Modernity and History

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1983

    Does modernity still have a future? The news from the modern world suggests a negative answer. It is true, the project of modernity, in the fourth century after its inception, has still not been brought to its completion. Modern man has not yet succeeded in establishing himself as maître et possesseur de la nature. Nevertheless, he has elevated himself above his earthly existence by mastering the laws of space travel; the man in the moon, formerl…

  • The para-moral principles of early modern society: Contextual reflections upon the Maxims of la rochefoucauld∗

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•History of European Ideas•1986

  • The Cosmology of the Architecture of Cities

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1991

    Let us imagine that we decided to visit cities at different places in the world. During our journey we would probably consult often one or more of these books known as "travel guides," which, in our case, describe one or more cities for the benefit of the traveler who knows nothing about them or has only a slight idea of what they are like.Presumably we would be told not infrequently that in the cities being described something is "reflected" - t…

  • Imagines Imaginationis

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Religions- und…•1993

  • Chaos and Eros. On the Order of Human Existence

    Open Access•Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Diogenes•1994

    Thinking is a festival and thus human beings experience, through cogitation, the sociable structure of their thinking. As they think, speak and listen they listen and speak and they are in the company of others. It was Plato, the sociable one, who thus spoke and was listened to: "And thinking, is it the same thing to you as to me?" This is the question that Plato puts in Socrates's mouth, when faced with Theaetetus in a dialogue named after him. …

  • Reflets du monde

    Tilo Schabert, Pierre-Emmanuel Dauzat•ARTICLE•Le Genre humain•1999

  • The Paradise in Politics: A Chapter in the Story of Negative Cosmology

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•The European Legacy•2002•References: 4

  • Wie Weltgeschichte gemacht wird: Frankreich und die deutsche Einheit

    Stanley Hoffmann, Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Foreign Affairs•2003•Cited by: 4

  • The Second Birth: On the Political Beginnings of Human Existence

    Tilo Schabert, Javier Ibáñez-Noé•BOOK•The second birth•2015

  • The second birth: On the Political Beginnings of Human Existence

    Tilo Schabert•BOOK•The second birth•2015

    This book inquires anew into the question: whence originates the political Gestalt of human life and what does it entail? In pursuit of this question the book attempts to undertake a transcultural and transhistorical grounding of political theory. The material for it has accordingly been taken from classical works of different cultural spheres. Ancient Greek, Jewish and Christian, Chinese, Arabic, ancient Egyptian, and Indian texts have been exam…

  • Retour sur la France et la réunification de l'Allemagne

    Tilo Schabert, Isabelle Hausser•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2017

  • Truth against Arrogance: Insights and Eclipse, Investigation and Insights Again

    Tilo Schabert•ARTICLE•Perspectives on Political Science•2021

    Knowledge, rather than being a constant virtue of one’s mind, is an acquaintance of an unsteady, precarious character. Contrary to the expectations people like to associate with it, it is neither i

  • Donne l'Europe à la Russie: Réflexions sur les relations Est-Ouest dans les années 1990

    Tilo Schabert, Françoise Manent•ARTICLE•Commentaire•2025

Political science (8 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Anthropological aspects (2 works)

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