Maria-Sibylla Lotter Wins the Tractatus
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On Friday evening, in the ceremonial framework of the 29th Philosophicum Lech, the essay prize "Tractatus 2026" was awarded to the German philosopher Maria-Sibylla Lotter with a prize worth 25,000 euros. The prestigious award honours outstanding publications that address current social issues with a philosophical sense and courage.
The German philosopher Maria-Sibylla Lotter will be awarded the Tractatus-Prize of the Philosophicum Lech on Friday evening. The 65-year-old receives the prize, which is endowed with 25,000 euros, exemplary for her book "Sacrifice". About vulnerability as a self-image. Before that she spoke with the APA about the spread of psychiatric categories in political culture, Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz, AfD voters, trigger warnings [...]
The German philosopher Maria-Sibylla Lotter will be awarded the Tractatus Prize of the Philosophicum Lech on Friday evening. The 65-year-old receives the prize, which is endowed with 25,000 euros, as an example for her book "Sacrifice. About vulnerability as a self-image". Before that, she spoke with the APA about the spread of psychiatric categories in political culture, Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz, AfD voters, trigger warnings and the chan…
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