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Simmel Studies (1999-; first entitled Simmel Newsletter 1991-1999)is published twice a year. The winter issue includes SIMMEL ABSTRACTS.

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Simmel Studies – Letzte Ausgaben

SIMMEL STUDIES, Vol. 13, 2/2003
Heinrich Adolf: Simmels Begründung der Soziologie als autonome Wissenschaft im Horizont seiner aktualisierenden Kantinterpretation
Stefan Moebius: Wie ist Gesellschaft un-möglich? Gesellschaft und Individuum aus der Perspektive Georg Simmels und einer poststrukturalistischen Sozialwissenschaft
Cécile Rol: Essay – Eine mißverstandene Rezeption Simmels: Die Jankélévitchs.
Robert E. Lerner: A Newly Discovered Letter by Georg Simmel of May 1918
Uta Kösser: Simmels "Rembrandt".

SIMMEL STUDIES, Vol. 13, 1/2003. . Melanges. Otthein Rammstedt zum 65. Geburtstag, C. Papilloud & C. Rol (eds.).
Contributors: Ingrid Belke, Raymond Boudon, Alexander Filippov, Gregor Fitzi, Pierre Guillet de Monthoux, Marco Iorio, Claude Javeau, Torge Karlsruhen, Sakiko Kitagawa, Rüdiger Kramme, Volkhard Krech, Klaus Latzel, Klaus Lichtblau, Peter-Ulrich Merz-Benz, Natália Cantó i Milà, Joachim Milles, Guy Oakes, Christian Papilloud, Freddy Raphael, Cécile Rol, Gert Schmidt, Inge Schubert, Arnold Simmel, Bernd Stiegler, Shiroh Takebayashi, Esteban Vernik, Patrick Watier, Kurt H. Wolff.

SIMMEL STUDIES, Vol. 12, 2/2002
Valentina Isolda Salvi: Geheimnis und Desaparición.
Graciela Schuster: Ist eine Theorie der Kunst möglich?
Esteban Vernik: Simmelsche Ideale.
Scott Lash: Lebenssoziologie. Georg Simmel in the Information Age.
Natàlia Cantó i Milà: The Legacy of an Extinguished Discipline.

SIMMEL STUDIES, Vol. 12, 1/2002
Ute Faath: Jedermans Endzweck.
Claude Javeau: Le temps chez Georg Simmel et Marcel Proust.
Jacques Leenhardt: Simmel und die Theorie des Mäzenatentums.
Klaus Frerichs: Goldschein.
Christian Papilloud: Ästhetik.

SIMMEL STUDIES, Vol. 11, 2/2001
Susanne Fuchs: Tristesse banale.
Torge Karlsruhen: Simmels Evolution der Kantischen Voraussetzungen des Denkens.
Christian Papilloud: Georg Simmel, Marcel Mauss. Sociologie.
Klaus Frerichs: Die Kohle und die Knete. Zu Georg Simmels Pragmatik des Geldes.
Lars Steinmann: Georg Simmels "Der Streit": Wie ist Konflikt soziologisch möglich?
Elie Halévy: Les "séminaires" philosophiques et l'état actuel des études de philosophie aux universités de Berlin et de Leipzig. (with an introduced of A. Rammstedt and C. Papilloud.