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2018
The Marburg School is a term used to describe a group of Neo-Kantian philosophers at the University of Marburg in the second half of the 19th century and early part of the 20th century. The New Criticism, as neo-Kantianism was also called, was sceptical of 19th-century materialism and naturalism.
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The Marburg School is a term used to describe a group of Neo-Kantian philosophers at the University of Marburg in the second half of the 19th century and early part of the 20th century. The New Criticism, as neo-Kantianism was also called, was sceptical of 19th-century materialism and naturalism.
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kma - Klinik Management aktuell, 2007
Drei Standorte mit 58 Gebäuden, 22.000 Räumen, 8.000 Türen, 120.000 technischen und medizintechnischen Geräten – das im Blick zu behalten, erfordert eine sauber integrierte Facility-Management-Software. Binnen drei Jahrenhat sich das Uniklinikum Marburg eine der leistungsfähigsten FM-Lösungen in Deutschland aufgebaut.
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Drei Standorte mit 58 Gebäuden, 22.000 Räumen, 8.000 Türen, 120.000 technischen und medizintechnischen Geräten – das im Blick zu behalten, erfordert eine sauber integrierte Facility-Management-Software. Binnen drei Jahrenhat sich das Uniklinikum Marburg eine der leistungsfähigsten FM-Lösungen in Deutschland aufgebaut.
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1997
Abstract This chapter explores Karl Barth’s theological and political writings prior to the First World War. It begins with a discussion on his upbringing and student years, and the theological situation at the turn of the century. Barth’s earliest writings showed him to be a very dedicated follower of Wilhelm Herrmann’s theology.
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Abstract This chapter explores Karl Barth’s theological and political writings prior to the First World War. It begins with a discussion on his upbringing and student years, and the theological situation at the turn of the century. Barth’s earliest writings showed him to be a very dedicated follower of Wilhelm Herrmann’s theology.
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(1884-1976) Studium in Tübingen, Berlin und Marburg; 1910 Promotion; 1912 Habilitation; 1916 a.o. Professor für Neues Testament in Breslau; 1920 als Nachfolger Wilhelm Boussets o. Professor in Gießen; 1921 bis zur Emeritierung im Jahre 1951 o. Professor für Neues Testament in Marburg.
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