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Also known as Natorp, Paul Gerhard Natorp

German philosopher and historian (1854–1924)

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Paul Natorp was a German philosopher, pedagogue, university teacher, and historian. Born in Düsseldorf in 1854, he was a citizen of the Kingdom of Prussia and the German Reich. He studied at the University of Strasbourg and the University of Marburg. His professional career included teaching at the University of Marburg, where he also worked. He was associated with the Marburg School and wrote in German.

Natorp studied under Ernst Laas and Hermann Cohen. He supervised doctoral students including Nicolai Hartmann, Ernst Cassirer, and Hans-Georg Gadamer. Gadamer was also listed as his student. Natorp died in Marburg in 1924. His notable works include *Diogenes von Apollonia*, *Sozial-Idealismus*, *Beethoven und wir*, *Democritus Abderita*, and *Hermann Cohens philosophische Leistung unter dem Gesichtspunkte des Systems*.

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Born
1854
Died
1924
Works
67

Top works

  • Diogenes von Apollonia
  • Sozial-Idealismus
  • Beethoven und wir
  • Democritus Abderita
  • Hermann Cohens philosophische Leistung unter dem Gesichtspunkte des Systems

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Instance of
human
Given name
Paul
Gender
male
Citizenship
German Reich
Place of birth
Düsseldorf
Place of death
Marburg
Occupation
historian
Languages spoken
German
Student of
Hermann Cohen
Doctoral student
Hans-Georg Gadamer
Field of work
philosophy
Image
Paul Natorp.jpg
Work location
Marburg
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date of birth
1854-01-24
date of death
1924-08-17
name in native language
Paul Gerhard Natorp
writing language
German
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