The relationship between Helmut Schmidt and Karl Popper, which is described and analysed in this essay, shows just how useful and sustainable an impact philosophical insights may have on political action. In addition to the special ‘in-between’ (Martin Buber) of statesman and philosopher and the way in which counselling is experienced, important attitudes such as Socratic non-knowledge and the necessity and limits of tolerance are also discussed and reflected upon. In addition, the question of how this fundamental philosophical practice can prove itself in times of crisis in a democracy and contribute to ensuring that this form of open society remains truly open is explored.
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Copyright year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-3-495-99046-9
ISBN-Online
978-3-495-99047-6
Publisher
Karl Alber, Baden-Baden
Series
Philosophical Counseling / Philosophie der Beratung
Volume
2
Language
German
Pages
254
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Inhaltsverzeichnis No access
Vorbemerkung No access Pages 9 - 12
Ein besonderes 'Zwischen' No access Pages 13 - 20
Was bedeutet beraten? No access Pages 21 - 26
Gespräche ohne Zigaretten – Eine duographische Skizze No access Pages 27 - 94
Wissendes Nichtwissen No access Pages 95 - 142
Wieviel Toleranz ist möglich – und nötig? No access Pages 143 - 190
Bewährungen No access Pages 191 - 232
Danksagung No access Pages 233 - 236
Kommentierte Literaturhinweise No access Pages 237 - 254
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