Philosophie (II und Pädagogik). Vorgänger: Karl Groos. Inhaber: Max Wundt; Eduard Spranger; Otto Friedrich Bollnow.

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UAT 205/68
UAT 205/ Zentrale Verwaltung, Lehrstuhlakten (I)
Zentrale Verwaltung, Lehrstuhlakten (I) >> Philosophie [5311ff.]
1929-1970
Enthält: Besetzung 1929 (Nachfolge Groos):
- Liste: Max Wundt, Professor Jena (berufen); Willy Moog, ordentlicher Professor Braunschweig (Fakultätsvorschlag); Nikolai Hartmann, ordentlicher Professor Köln; Heinz Heimsoeth, Professor Königberg; Helmuth Plessner, ordentlicher Professor Köln (Fakultätsvorschlag).

Besetzung 1946 (Nachfolge Wundt):
- Liste: Eduard Spranger, Professor Berlin (berufen); Joachim Ritter, ordentlicher Professor Kiel; Justus Schwarz, Dozent Königberg.

Besetzung 1952 (Nachfolge Spranger):
- Liste: Otto Friedrich Bollnow, ordentlicher Professor Mainz (berufen); Hans Barth, ordentlicher Professor Zürich; Helmut Kuhn, ordentlicher Professor Erlangen; Joachim Ritter, ordentlicher Professor Münster.
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Groos, Karl
Wundt, Max
Spranger, Eduard
Moog, Willy
Hartmann, Nicolai
Heimsoeth, Heinz
Plessner, Helmuth
Ritter, Joachim
Schwarz, Justus
Barth, Hans
Kuhn, Helmut
Bollnow, Otto Friedrich

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