Karl Joel (philosopher)
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Karl Joel was a German
Germany
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 philosopher and professor.

Joel was born in Hirschberg
Jelenia Góra
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, Silesia
Silesia
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, and died in Walenstadt
Walenstadt
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, Switzerland
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. Joel was a professor
Professor
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 at the University of Basel
University of Basel
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from 1902.

Literary works

  • Wandlungen der Weltanschauung, 2 Bde., 1928–34
  • Nietzsche und die Romantik, 1905
  • Ursprung der Naturphilosophie aus dem Geiste der Mystik, 1906
  • Seele und Welt: Versuch einer organischen Auffassung, 1912
  • Geschichte der antiken Philosophie, 1. Bd., 1921
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