Publications
Essays on Orientation Skills in Everyday and Professional Life
Agonistic Orientations: Sequences of Competing Essays
Ever since the ancient Greeks established the culture of competition (“agon”) not only in war and sports, but also introduced it into politics, philosophy, rhetoric, the arts, architecture, and large parts of everyday life, this culture has, up to the present day, permeated various aspects of our current world, influencing some orientation worlds more, others less. Each sequence of essays is organized around a certain theme and different authors compose essays from different points of view. These essays respond to each other and are themselves in philosophical competition. The first theme in this genre is the philosophical significance of “agonism” itself.
Essays Concerning the Coronavirus Pandemic
We appreciate all questions and feedback and are open to publish contributions to the topic. Please contact: reinhard.mueller@hfpo.com
On this topic, see also the video podcast with Mike Hodges, in discussion with host Reinhard G. Mueller here.


English Articles by Werner Stegmaier
3 Guides to the Philosophy of Orientation
A. Successful Modes of Orientation: 15 Conclusions from the Philosophy of Orientation for Your Everyday Life
B. Fearless Findings: 25 Footholds for the Philosophy of Orientation
C. Courageous Beginnings: 25 Situations of New Orientations in the History of Philosophy
