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19.7.2025, 16:00

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Abendveranstaltung, Diskussion

25.7.2025, 18:00 bis 19:45

Praktische Philosophie: CaféZeitGeist im Museum Hegel- Haus

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16.8.2025, 16:00

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6.9.2025, 16:00 bis 17:00

Philosophiefreund*innen – Philosophisches Puppentheater für kleine Denkende

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20.9.2025, 16:00

Konstruktives Denken mit Dave der Baumeister

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4.10.2025, 16:00 bis 17:00

Philosophiefreund*innen – Philosophisches Puppentheater für kleine Denkende

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Konstruktives Denke_Veranstaltungskalender

Lesung

18.10.2025, 16:00

Konstruktives Denken mit Dave der Baumeister

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1.11.2025, 16:00 bis 17:00

Philosophiefreund*innen – Philosophisches Puppentheater für kleine Denkende

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Lesung

15.11.2025, 16:00

Konstruktives Denken mit Dave der Baumeister

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6.12.2025, 16:00 bis 17:00

Philosophiefreund*innen – Philosophisches Puppentheater für kleine Denkende

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20.12.2025, 16:00

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Hegel-Highlights

Museum Hegel-Haus, Home — © Julia Ochs

Multimedia-Erlebnis

Hegel für Anfänger

Museum Hegel-Haus, Home — © Julia Ochs

Dauerausstellung

“Hegels Leben und Werk”

Museum Hegel-Haus, Home

Escape Room

„Die Phänomenologie des Geistes“

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Juli 3

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This Saturday and every first Saturday of the month: Philosophy Friends – A Philosophical Puppet Theater for Young Thinkers

Welcome to the magical realm of philosophical exploration at Hegel’s birthplace.
Every first Saturday of the month, lovingly crafted finger puppets playfully bring philosophical topics to life. Children embark on an exciting journey guided by the hand puppet Hegel and his esteemed philosophical friends. Each month, a new puppet theater performance explores themes such as love, friendship, and justice in a playful way.

Age: Suitable for children of preschool and kindergarten age. Free entry and participation. Maximum 10 children. No registration required.

dates:
05.07.2025
August- Summer break
06.09.2025
04.10.2025
01.11.2025
06.12.2025

#philosophyforkids #philosophy #kids #puppettheater #hegel #stuttgartwithkids

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Juli 3

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Deadbeat Philosophy Episode 18: The Poetic Disintegration of the Self (w/ Brian)

Brian is a poet and novelist based in Colorado, USA.
Dave and Brian chat about writing, relating (or not relating) to previous versions of oneself, mortality, grief, memory, identity, delusion, attachment, parenthood, marriage, divorce, loss, depression, solitude, nerds, my little ponies, and the philosopho-therapeutic value of literature and art. They discuss in some detail early twentieth Japanese novels by Natsume Sōseki (“Kokoro”), Osamu Dazai (“No Longer Human”, and Ryūnosuke Akutagawa (“Kappa”). And along the way, Brian reads to us a number of his (really excellent) poems, which Dave and Brian unpack and discuss. Check it out: https://youtu.be/Jz5eISPrT9g

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#philosophy #poetry #poetryreading #literature #depression #grief #delusion #identity #sōseki #dazai #akutagawa #twitty

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Juni 30

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Here’s the next Guestbook Gem!
One visitor came to the museum seeking inspiration — and found exactly that.Their entry reflects a quiet moment of connection: a spark that now motivates them to dive deeper into Hegel’s works.
Sometimes, all it takes is the right space to open the mind to big ideas.

Stay tuned for more gems to come!
(Images and video material have been generated using AI technology.)

#guestbook #museumHegelhaus #philosophy

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Juni 26

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Deadbeat Philosophy Episode 17: Catholic Theology, Existential Philosophy (w/ Chris Anderson) out now

Chris Anderson is a Roman Catholic theologian, high school theology and philosophy teacher, college instructor, and pastoral minister based in Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Chris was a student of Dave’s during their overlapping time at Seton Hill University, and in this conversation the two revisit and expand upon themes they had first discussed years prior, including the relationship between philosophy and theology, the value of a liberal arts education, Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica, the phenomenological and narrative richness of Augustine’s Confessions, and existentialism from Heidegger to Beauvoir. Along the way, Chris shares his reactions to the selection of an American (and Augustinian) pope, his approach to the concept of kenosis, his relationship to mortality in light of his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan in early adulthood, his view of the relationship between AI and human mortality, and much more. Check it out: https://youtu.be/8Ap6bMtS3hg

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#philosophy #theology #catholicism #pope #augustine #aquinas #AI #existentialism #phenomenology #heidegger #sartre #teaching

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Juni 25

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Evil isn’t always the villain we expect… sometimes it’s just people not thinking. Let’s talk about Hannah Arendt and her radical ideas on evil!

If you want to read more about this topic and Hannah Arendt’s ideas we recommend to read this great article about her in the Philosophie magazin: www.philomag.de/artikel/warum-ist-hannah-arendt-so-beliebt

Top female* philosophers @museum_hegel_haus x @philosophie_magazin

photo credit: Hannah Arendt 1924; Adolf Eichmann, c Israel Government Press Office, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons; monster, c created with DALL·E, AI image by OpenAI; Hannah Arendt at the First Congress of Cultural Critics, 1958, c Barbara Niggl Radloff, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

#HannahArendt #FemalePhilosophy #DeepThinkers #BanalityOfEvil

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Juni 25

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Becoming human in the 21st century - in order to really face the challenges of our time, we need the best from all philosophical traditions of mankind to have a good conversation and to move forward.
According to Hegel, philosophy “captures its time in thought”. If you would like to feel, articulate and criticize the spirit of the times with us, if you would like to think, believe and reflect independently in the spirit of Hegel, you are very welcome to our evenings. We will guide you to silence, moderate the discussions, accompany you in your own questions and bring in suggestions and food for thought from the history of philosophy. The exact topics will be agreed on with the participants.

The event takes place from 18:00 to 19:45 every last Friday of the month in the Hegel Haus Museum for an entrance fee of 5 euros. The event is held in German.

Register here: www.vhs.de

In cooperation with vhs Stuttgart.

#Philosophie #Hegel #Museum #Zeitgeist #Philosophy #Discussion #Diskussion #Discourse #Diskurs #Geschichte #History

Öffnungszeiten:

Mo bis Sa 10–13 und 14–18 Uhr Eintritt frei.

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