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Archive of Caucasian Philosophy and Theology

Tengiz Iremadze

PhD, Professor   

Main research areas

European philosophy, Caucasian philosophy, philosophy of war and peace, social theory

Principal career details

2015-present – Professor in Christian philosophy at New Georgian University

2014-present – Director of the Archive of Caucasian Philosophy and Theology (New Georgian University)

2009-present – Head of the PhD program in philosophy (Grigol Robakidze University)

2009-present – Head of the BA program in sociology (Grigol Robakidze University)

2007-present – Director of the Institute of Philosophy and Social Sciences (Grigol Robakidze University)

2007-present – Professor at Grigol Robakidze University

2006-2009 – Head of the Department of the Georgian and Foreign Philosophy of Savle Tsereteli Institute of Philosophy (Tbilisi, Georgia)

2007-2010 – Visiting Professor at Shota Rustaveli Batumi State University (Head of the M.A. program Philosophy of Life)

2007-2008 – Visiting Professor at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University

2002-2006 – Researcher at the Department of History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (Ruhr University Bochum)

 

Education

2003 – PhD, Ruhr University Bochum. Title of PhD thesis: Konzeptionen des Denkens im Neu­platonismus. Zur Rezeption der Proklischen Philo­so­phie im deutschen und georgischen Mittelalter: Dietrich von Freiberg – Berthold von Moosburg – Joane Petrizi (Supervisor: Prof. Burkhard Mojsisch)

1998 – Graduate degree in philosophy (MA), Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University

 

Membership of scientific and other organizations 

Société Internationale pour l’Étude de la Philosophie Médiévale, S.I.E.P.M. (since 2011)

International Association of Patristic Studies (since 2010)

Lessing Academy/Wolfenbüttel, Germany (since 2009)

Ernst Meister Gesellschaft (since 2005)

 

Publications

Books

  1. Konzeptionen des Denkens im Neuplatonismus. Zur Rezeption der Proklischen Philosophie im deutschen und georgischen Mittelalter: Dietrich von Freiberg – Berthold von Moosburg – Joane Petrizi (Bochumer Studien zur Philosophie, Bd. 40), Amsterdam/Philadelphia: B. R. Grüner Publishing Company, 2004.
  2. Friedrich Nietzsche: "Thus Spoke Zarathustra": Text and Context, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2006.
  3. Der Aletheiologische Realismus. Schalwa Nuzubidse und seine neuen Denkansätze, Tbilisi: Verlag "Nekeri", 2008.
  4. Walter Benjamin. Life – Work – Actuality, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2008.
  5. (Co-author) What is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom. Charles-Louis Montesquieu, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Herbert Spencer, Erich Fromm, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", First edition, 2010, Second edition - 2013. 
  6. Aletheiological Realism: Shalva Nutsubidze and the New Foundations of His Thought, Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.
  7. Philosophy at the Crossroads of Epochs and Cultures, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2013.
  8. (Co-author) Early Modern Georgian Philosophy and its Major Representatives (second half of the 18th century – second half of the 19th century), Scientific editor: T. Iremadze, Tbilisi: Pavoriti Stili, 2014. 
  9. (Co-author) Philosophical Urbanism, eds.: T. Iremadze, H. Schneider, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2014.
  10. Pythagoras in the Context of Caucasian Philosophy, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2014.
  11. Friedrich Nietzsche's Philosophy and Perspectives of Understanding It, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2015.
  12. Religion - Tolerance - State, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2016.
  13. Medieval Georgian Philosophy. A Systematic Outline to Understand its Specifics. Tbilisi: Pavoriti Stili, 2019.
  14. Early Modern Georgian Philosophy. A Systematic Outline to Understand its Specifics. Tbilisi: Pavoriti Stili, 2020.
  15. Ioane Petritsi`s Philosophy. Tbilisi: Pavoriti Stili, 2021.
  16. Medieval philosophy. Tbilisi: Pavoriti Stili, 2022. 
  17. Shalva Nutsubidze`s Philosophy. A brief systematic-critical analysis, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2023.
  18. Post-Humanistic Philosophy. Mutually Intersecting Contexts of the Crisis and Destruction of the Great Ideas, Tbilisi: Pavorti Stili, 2023.
  19. Philosophical Theology In Medieval Georgia, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2024. 
  20. Philosophical Theology in Early Modern Georgia, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2025.
  21. The Christian Theology of David IV the Builder, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2025.
  22. Bishop Gabriel Kikodze. Philosophy and Psychology, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2025.
  23. Solomon Dodashvili`s Philosophy. A Brief Systematic Analysis, Tbilisi: Publishing House "Nekeri", 2025. 

 

Articles

In Georgian:

  1. Questions Concerning Philosophical Commentary in the Middle Ages, in: Philosophical Reflections, no. 1 (Tbilisi, 2001), pp. 1–39.
  2. The Dispute over the Unity of the Intellect (Averroes, Albert the Great, Thomas Aquinas), in: Language and Culture, no. 2 (Tbilisi, 2001), pp. 70–86.
  3. Dietrich of Freiberg on the Active Nature of Thinking, in: Philosophical Reflections, no. 2 (Tbilisi, 2002), pp. 17–40.
  4. The Early Period of the Reception of Nietzsche’s Philosophy (from Lou Andreas-Salomé to Martin Heidegger), in: Ritsa: A Socio-Literary Journal, no. 2 (Tbilisi, 2006), pp. 88–91.
  5. Hegel’s Understanding of Proclus’s Philosophy and Its Critique by Shalva Nutsubidze, in: Georgian Thought – Problems of Education – The Epistemology of Humanism, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2008), pp. 10–15.
  6. Being or Beingness? (Metareflections on Ioane Petritsi’s “Commentary”), in: Philosophy – Dialectics – Logic: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the Centenary of the Birth of Savle Tsereteli, eds. L. Zakaradze and T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2008), pp. 105–110.
  7. Thomas Aquinas’s Hermeneutical Activity, in: Georgian Thought – Problems of Education – The Epistemology of Humanism, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2008), pp. 35–39.
  8. The Concept of God in the School of the German Dominicans (Albert the Great and Dietrich of Freiberg), in: Georgian Thought – Problems of Education – The Epistemology of Humanism, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2008), pp. 62–70.
  9. Truth, Interpretation, and the Problem of Communication in Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy, in: The Philosophy of Life: Problems and Perspectives, eds. L. Zakaradze and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 10–15.
  10. Nietzsche’s Philosophy between Reception and Transformation, in: The Philosophy of Life: Problems and Perspectives, eds. L. Zakaradze and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 78–85.
  11. Nietzsche’s Philosophy between Reception and Transformation, in: The Philosophy of Life: Problems and Perspectives, eds. L. Zakaradze and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 78–85.
  12. Postulates Concerning Contemporary Philosophy, in: Society – Transformation of Knowledge – Philosophy, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 28–32.
  13. Friedrich Nietzsche and Grigol Robakidze, in: Society – Transformation of Knowledge – Philosophy, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 65–68.
  14. Shalva Nutsubidze and the Roots of the Understanding of Hegel’s Philosophy in Georgia, in: Grigol Robakidze University: Collection of Scholarly Works, vol. III (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 10–14.
  15. Berthold of Moosburg and His Philosophical Commentary, in: Byzantine Studies in Georgia – 2: Dedicated to the Memory of Academician Grigol Tsereteli, eds. N. Makharadze and M. Giorgadze (Tbilisi, 2009), pp. 298–306.
  16. Reflections on Some Aspects of the Philosophy of the Internet, in: Grigol Robakidze University: Scholarly Works, no. 2 (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 8–14 (co-authored with Giorgi Tavadze).
  17. A Successful Attempt to Establish Intercultural Philosophy, in: Helmut Schneider, Philosophical Geography, trans. from German by G. Tavadze, ed. and with an introduction by T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 14–21.
  18. What Is the Aim of Education: Knowledge or Wisdom? (On Several New Aspects of Contemporary Philosophy), in: Education and Development: Third International Conference, Gori Teaching University, Georgia, October 1–2, 2010 (Gori, 2010), pp. 396–400.
  19. Ferdinand Fellmann’s “Philosophy of the Art of Living”, in: Ritsa: Literary-Social Journal, nos. 1–2 (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 74–76.
  20. Contemporary Philosophy Facing New Challenges, in: New Scholarly Research Projects in Philosophy, eds. T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, M. Gogotishvili, D. Labuchidze, and G. Tavadze (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 10–11.
  21. What Is Freedom?, in: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom: Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu; Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel; Herbert Spencer; Erich Fromm (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 5–10.
  22. The Breaking of Ideas: The Fate of the Idea of Freedom in the Philosophy of Soviet Georgia (A New Scholarly Research Project), in: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom: Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu; Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel; Herbert Spencer; Erich Fromm (Tbilisi, 2010), pp. 114–130.
  23. Grigol Robakidze and Contemporary Thought, in: Grigol Robakidze and Contemporary Thought, eds. M. Tavkhelidze and T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2011), pp. 9–14.
  24. Individualism or Intersubjectivity? (Nietzsche and Kant in the Thought of Grigol Robakidze), in: Grigol Robakidze and Contemporary Thought, eds. M. Tavkhelidze and T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2011), pp. 110–123.
  25. European Endeavour, in: European Responsibility: Proceedings of the International Scholarly Conference Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Merab Mamardashvili (December 14, 2010, Tbilisi), ed. T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2011), pp. 198–204.
  26. The Philosophical Tradition of Antiquity and Byzantium in the Works of Anton Bagrationi, in: Byzantine Studies in Georgia – 3: Dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of the Giorgi Tsereteli Institute of Oriental Studies, vol. I, eds. N. Makharadze and N. Sulava (Tbilisi, 2011), pp. 235–241.
  27. Toward an Understanding of Aristotle’s Logic in Modern Georgian Thought: Anton Bagrationi and His Aristotelian Treatises, in: Knowledge and Morality: Philosophical Essays Dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of Leri Mchedlishvili, eds. T. Iremadze, T. Tskhadadze, and G. Kheoshvili (Tbilisi, 2012), pp. 46–56.
  28. Philosophy and Theology, in: The Lord’s Fortress, no. 2 (Patriarchate of Georgia, Tbilisi, 2012), pp. 58–64.
  29. Grigol Robakidze and Contemporary Georgian Thought, in: East and West: Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Studies: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the 60th Birthday of Udo Reinhold Jeck, eds. T. Iremadze and G. Tevzadze (Tbilisi, 2012), pp. 100–104.
  30. Dualism, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 2: Gymnasium–Endro (Tbilisi, 2012), pp. 501–502.
  31. European Endeavour, in: European Responsibility: Proceedings of the International Scholarly Conference Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Merab Mamardashvili (December 14, 2010, Tbilisi), 2nd ed., ed. T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2013), pp. 198–204.
  32. What Is Freedom?, in: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom: Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu; Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel; Herbert Spencer; Erich Fromm, 2nd Georgian ed. (Tbilisi, 2013), pp. 5–10.
  33. The Breaking of Ideas: The Fate of the Idea of Freedom in the Philosophy of Soviet Georgia (A New Scholarly Research Project), in: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom: Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu; Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel; Herbert Spencer; Erich Fromm, 2nd Georgian ed. (Tbilisi, 2013), pp. 114–130.
  34. Thought at the Crossroads: Jerusalem and Athens, in: Leo Strauss, Jerusalem and Athens: Introductory Reflections, trans. from English by G. Khuroshvili, with an introduction by T. Iremadze, scholarly eds. T. Iremadze, M. Gogotishvili, and G. Tavadze (Tbilisi, 2013), pp. 5–8.
  35. The Philosophical Theology of Iona Khelashvili, in: The Lord’s Fortress, no. 3 (Patriarchate of Georgia, Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 91–96.
  36. Philosophical Urbanism: A Theory of Human Space, in: T. Iremadze, H. Schneider, G. Khuroshvili, L. Zakaradze, M. Gogotishvili, and G. Tavadze, Philosophical Urbanism (Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 5–9.
  37. The Crisis of the Idea of the City: Toward a Critique of the Epiphenomena of Urban Space, in: T. Iremadze, H. Schneider, G. Khuroshvili, L. Zakaradze, M. Gogotishvili, and G. Tavadze, Philosophical Urbanism (Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 122–141.
  38. Epoch, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 3: Endronika–Tezami (Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 32–33 (co-authored with M. Gogotishvili and L. Zakaradze).
  39. Nation, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 3: Endronika–Tezami (Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 51–52.
  40. Freedom, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 3: Endronika–Tezami (Tbilisi, 2014), pp. 439–441.
  41. The Fate of the Idea of Freedom in the Philosophy of Soviet Georgia, in: The Idea of Freedom in Philosophy, Theology, and the Social Sciences, comp. and scholarly ed. T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2016), pp. 204–217.
  42. Saint Augustine and Georgian Thought, in: Saint Augustine – Teacher of Christianity, comp. and scholarly ed. T. Iremadze (Tbilisi, 2017), pp. 9–37.
  43. Themistius, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 38 (co-authored with L. Mchedlishvili and M. Gvaladze).
  44. Theodicy, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 40.
  45. Theology, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 42–44.
  46. Theosophy, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 44–45.
  47. Theophrastus, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 47.
  48. Idealism, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 196–197.
  49. John Italos, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 315.
  50. Ioane Petritsi, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 319–322 (co-authored with I. Lolashvili).
  51. Historical Materialism, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 386.
  52. Catharsis, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 463.
  53. Kant, Immanuel, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 520–522 (co-authored with G. Tevzadze).
  54. The Philosophy of the Cappadocians, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), p. 523.
  55. Categorology, in: Georgia: Encyclopedia, vol. 4: Tezi–Kvira (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 572–573.
  56. Philosophy and World-Wisdom, in: J. Maritain, The Philosopher in the City / T. Iremadze, Philosophy and World-Wisdom (Tbilisi, 2018), pp. 25–39.
  57. Why Should We Study Christian Philosophy?, in: At the Origins of Christian Philosophy: Clement of Alexandria, the Cappadocian Fathers, Gaius Marius Victorinus, Saint Augustine, Boethius, eds. Tengiz Iremadze, Helmut Schneider, and Giorgi Khuroshvili (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019), pp. 9–15.
  58. The Three Luminaries of Cappadocia and the Question of the Personality of God, in: At the Origins of Christian Philosophy: Clement of Alexandria, the Cappadocian Fathers, Gaius Marius Victorinus, Saint Augustine, Boethius, eds. Tengiz Iremadze, Helmut Schneider, and Giorgi Khuroshvili (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019), pp. 26–32.
  59. Human Dignity and Freedom, in: The Lord’s Fortress, no. 5 (Patriarchate of Georgia, Tbilisi, 2019), pp. 49–54.
  60. The Neoplatonic Doctrine of the Soul and Its Biblical Transformation in Ioane Petritsi, in: Byzantine Studies in Georgia – 4: Dedicated to the Memory of Saint Ekvtime the God-Bearing (Taqaishvili), eds. N. Makharadze and T. Dolidze (Tbilisi, 2020), pp. 213–219.
  61. The Nature of Philosophy, in: Essays in Christian Philosophy, ed. Tengiz Iremadze (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2021), pp. 9–16.
  62. Christianity and Philosophy, in: Essays in Christian Philosophy, ed. Tengiz Iremadze (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2021), pp. 73–82.
  63. Archil Jorjadze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  64. Hegel’s Philosophy in Georgia, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  65. Iagor Chilashvili, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  66. Ilia Chavchavadze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  67. Medieval Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  68. Christian Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  69. The Concept of the History of Georgian Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  70. Periodization of the History of Georgian Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  71. Philosophical Theology, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  72. Philosophical Urbanism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  73. The Beginning of Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  74. Tradition, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  75. Grigol Robakidze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  76. Rationalism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  77. Platonism and Aristotelianism in Medieval Georgian Thought, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  78. Peter the Iberian, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  79. Shalva Nutsubidze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  80. Nietzsche in Georgia, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  81. Niko Nikoladze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  82. The Neoplatonic Tradition in Medieval Georgia, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  83. Peace, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  84. Materialism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  85. Logic, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  86. Leibniz in Early Modern Georgian Thought, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  87. The Higher Rhetorical School of Colchis, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  88. Categorology, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  89. Kant’s Philosophy in Georgia, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  90. Caucasian Philosophy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  91. Historical Materialism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  92. Irrationalism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  93. Ioane Petritsi, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  94. Ioane Bagrationi, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  95. Idealism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  96. Theodicy, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  97. Theology, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  98. Themistius, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  99. Guram Tevzadze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  100. Freedom, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  101. Vakhtang VI, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  102. Ephrem Mtsire, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  103. Nation, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  104. Epoch, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  105. Bishop Gabriel Kikodze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  106. Solomon Dodashvili, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  107. Dualism, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  108. David Bagrationi, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  109. David the Builder, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  110. Sergi Gorgadze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  111. Mose Gogiberidze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  112. Bakuri, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  113. Anton I (Bagrationi), in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  114. Aletheiology, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  115. Aeetes and Phartazes, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2021).
  116. Zurab Kakabadze, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2022).
  117. Polemology, in: Encyclopedia of Georgian Philosophy and Theology, eds.-in-chief T. Iremadze and G. Khuroshvili (2022).
  118. Iagor Chilashvili’s Philosophy of Law, in: Freedom – Justice – State, eds. T. Iremadze, N. Waszek, and G. Khuroshvili (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2024), pp. 124–132.
  119. Byzantine Philosophy and Theology in Medieval Georgian Thought, in: The Pathway of Philosophy: Tradition and Modernity, eds. T. Iremadze, G. Khuroshvili, N. Kopaleishvili, and J. Rinaldi (Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2026), pp. 31–46.

 

In Other Languages:

  1. Der intellekttheoretische Ansatz der Selbstreflexivität des Denkens gemäß Kapitel 168 der Elementatio theologica des Proklos und seine Deutung sowie Entfaltung im Proklos-Kommentar Bertholds von Moosburg, in: W. Geerlings / C. Schulze (Hrsg.), Der Kommentar in Antike und Mittelalter, Bd. 2: Neue Beiträge zu seiner Erforschung (Clavis Commentariorum Antiquitatis et Medii Aevi 3), Leiden / Boston, 2004, S. 237-253.
  2. Anfänge der Nietzsche-Rezeption in Georgien, in: Nietzsche-Studien, Bd. 35 (Berlin / New York, 2006), S. 218-227.
  3. Die Rezeption der Aristotelischen Logik im georgischen Denken der Neuzeit: Anton Bagrationi und seine Aristoteles-Studien, in: Zeitschrift für Kultur, Sprache und Geschichte Georgiens und Kaukasiens, Bd. 29 (Shaker Verlag, Aachen, 2006), S. 135-143.
  4. Im Nichts hausen die Fragen...//Gedichte von Ernst Meister, aus dem Deutschen ins Georgische übersetzt und mit einem Vorwort versehen von Tengiz Iremadze, in: Jahrbuch der Ernst-Meister-Gesellschaft, Aachen: Rimbaud-Verlag, 2006 (in deutscher und georgischer Sprache), S. 61-83.
  5. Die Philosophie der Selbstreflexivität bei Joane Petrizi, in: Philosophy – Theology – Culture. Problems and Perspectives (Jubilee volume dedicated to the 75th anniversary of Guram Tevzadze), edited by Tengiz Iremadze, Tamar Tskhadadze, Giorgi Kheoshvili, Tbilisi, 2007, pp. 66-78.
  6. Hans Vaihingers Nietzsche-Studien. Nietzsches Lehre unter dem Aspekt der Philosophie des „Als-Ob“, in: Philosophie, Soziologie, Politologie, hrsg. von T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, M. Gogatishvili, Tbilissi, 2007, S. 55-58.
  7. Философия на авторефлексията при Иоане Петрици // Християнство и култура, # 33, София, 2008, стр. 35-43.
  8. Die Welt des Wissens: Das Enzyklopädie-Projekt von Diderot und d’Alembert, in: Gesellschaft – Transformation des Wissens – Philosophie, hrsg. von T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, M. Gogatishvili, Tbilisi, 2009, S. 34-36.
  9. Walter Benjamin, in: Philosophenlexikon, hrsg. von S. Jordan und B. Mojsisch, Philipp Reclam Verlag, Stuttgart, 2009, S. 69-71.
  10. Joane Petrizi, in: Philosophenlexikon, hrsg. von S. Jordan und B. Mojsisch, Philipp Reclam Verlag, Stuttgart, 2009, S. 285-286.
  11. Friedrich Nietzsche, in: Philosophenlexikon, hrsg. von S. Jordan und B. Mojsisch, Philipp Reclam Verlag, Stuttgart, 2009, S. 389-392.
  12. Schalwa Nuzubidse, in: Philosophenlexikon, hrsg. von S. Jordan und B. Mojsisch, Philipp Reclam Verlag, Stuttgart, 2009, S. 397-398.
  13. Hegel in Georgien. Schalwa Nuzubidse und seine Hegel-Studien, in: Jahrbuch für Hegelforschung, Bd. 12-14, hrsg. von H. Schneider, Academia Verlag, Sankt Augustin, 2010, S. 267-273.
  14. Фiлософiя Фридриха Нiцше i Творчiсть Григола Робакидзе: iндивiдуалiзм – комунiкацiя – унiверсалiзм, Переклад з росiйськоï В. Недашкiвського // «Філософська думка», № 4, 2010, 35-42.
  15. Seiendes versus Zu einer neuen Interpretation der Gattungslehre von Joane Petrizi, in: Philosophy in Global Change. Jubilee volume dedicated to the 65th anniversary of Burkhard Mojsisch, edited by T. Iremadze in collaboration with H. Schneider and K. J. Schmidt, Tbilisi, 2011, S. 133-139.
  16. Zur Rezeption und Transformation der Aristotelischen und Proklischen Ursachenmodelle bei Joane Petrizi, in: Archiv für mittelalterliche Philosophie und Kultur, Heft XVII, hrsg. von T. Boiadjiev, I. Christov, G. Kapriev und A. Speer, Sofia, 2011, S. 96-111.
  17. Joane Petrizi, in: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (First published Tue Aug 29, 2006; substantive revision Tue Sep 6, 2011): http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/joane-petrizi/
  18. On Christian Reception and Transformation of Plato’s Practical Philosophy in Medieval Georgian Thought, in: Das Gesetz. The Law. La Loi. 38. Kölner Mediaevistentagung 11.-14. September 2012, Thomas Institut der Universität zu Köln, 2012, pp. 50-51.
  19. Grigol Robakidze and Nietzsche’s Philosophy. Individualism – Communication – Universalism, in: T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck, H. Schneider (eds), Leben verstehen (Philosophie und Sozialtheorie, Bd. 1), Berlin, 2014, pp. 77-84.
  20. Arsen Ikaltoeli und Ephrem Mzire – eine Schüler-Meister-Relation in der georgischen Philosophie und Theologie des Mittelalters, in: Schüler und Meister. Disciples and Masters – Disciples et Maîtres. Kölner Mediaevistentagung 9.-12. September 2014, Thomas Institut der Universität zu Köln, 2014, S. 101-103.
  21. Antikes Wissen und modernes Bewußtsein als hermeneutisches Problem in der georgischen Philosophie des 18. Jahrhunderts: Anton Bagrationi und sein philosophisches Werk, in: Hermeneutik aus chinesischer und westlicher Perspektive. Gedenkenschrift zum 10. Todesjahrs Hans-Georg Gadamers (1900-2002), hrsg. von Pan Derong, East China of Normal University, Shanghai, 2014, S. 197-206 (mit einer chinesischen Zusammenfassung).
  22. Philosophische Urbanistik. Eine Theorie des humanen Raums, in: T. Iremadze, H. Schneider, G. Khuroshvili, L. Zakaradze, M. Gogatishvili, G. Tavadze, Philosophische Urbanistik, Tbilisi, 2014, S. 10-13 (zusammen mit Helmut Schneider).
  23. Die erkennende Seele des Menschen und ihre Funktion im Proklos-Kommentar von Joane Petrizi, in: «Quaestio», 15 (2015): The Pleasure of Knowledge, edited by P. Porro and L. Sturlese, Turnhout, 2015, pp. 201-209.
  24. In memoriam Burkhard Mojsisch, in: Bulletin de Philosophie Médiévale 57 (2015), Turnhout, 2015, S. 559-565 (zusammen mit Udo Reinhold Jeck).
  25. The Pythagorean Doctrine in the Caucasus, in: Pythagorean Knowledge from the Ancient to the Modern World: Askesis, Religion, Science, edited by A.-B. Renger and A. Stavru (Episteme in Bewegung. Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte, Bd. 4), Wiesbaden, 2016, pp. 411-422.
  26. Philosophy and theology in medieval Georgian thought? (Anonymous author, Ephrem Mtsire, Ioane Petritsi), in: Veritas et subtilitas: Truth and Subtlety in the History of Philosophy. Ed. by T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck. John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam/Philadelphia, 2018. pp. 127-134.
  27. Teoria dello stato e teoria del diritto nell’Illuminismo georgiano (A. Amilachvari e J. Čilašvili), in: Magazzino di Filosofia, n. 33 (anno XI, 2018-2019), pp. 57-71.
  28. Staatsphilosophie und Rechtstheorie in der georgischen Aufklärung. Alexandre Amilakhwari und Jagor Tschilaschwili, in: Etica, Politica, Storia universale. Atti del Congresso Internazionale (Urbino, 24-27 ottobre 2018), a cura di G. Rinaldi, G. Cerretani, Roma: Aracne editrice, 2020, S. 327-344.
  29. Die Elementatio theologica des Proklos im Kontext der kaukasischen Philosophie, in: Reading Proclus and the Book of Causes, vol. 2: Translations and Acculturations, edited by D. Calma, Leiden – Boston: Brill, 2021, S. 139-153.
  30. My view of Shalva Nutsubidze`s critique of the Hegelian interpretation of Neo-platonism. in: Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion. Perspectives – Contexts – Intercultural References. Ed. by T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck, H. Schneider, Europäischer Universitätsverlag, Bochum, 2022. pp. 209-214.
  31. Lineamenti dell’estetica sociale. Sulla logica e l’estetica della topografia di Konstantine Kapaneli, in: Attualità dell’Estetica hegeliana. Atti del Congresso Internazionale (Urbino, 3–5 maggio 2022), A cura di G. Rinaldi e A. Messina, Mazara del Vallo: IPS Edizioni, 2023, pp. 167-177.
  32. La concezione teoretico-intellettuale dell’autoriflessività del pensare nel cap. 168 della Elementatio theologica di Proclo e la sua interpretazione e sviluppo nel commentario di Bertoldo di Moosburg, in: Magazzino di Filosofia, n. 47 (anno XVI, 2023), novembre 2024, pp. 103-118.
  33. L’attività del Prof. Dr. Giacomo Rinaldi alla New Georgian University, in: Magazzino di Filosofia, n. 47 (anno XVI, 2023), novembre 2024, pp. 193-198.
  34. Filosofia e Cristianesimo. Sulla filosofia cristiana nella tarda Antichità bizantina e in Georgia, in: Filosofia E Religione Nella Storia E Nel Presente. Edited by T. Iremadze, A. Marini, H. Schneider, Aracne editrice, 2025, pp. 103-120.
  35. Urbanistica filosofica (su una nuova disciplina filosofica), in: Magazzino di Filosofia, n. 52 (anno XVIII, 2025), 16. August 2026, pp. 115-123.

 

Editorial Work

Scholarly Series:

1. Philosophy, Sociology, Media Theory

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the series: Tengiz Iremadze.

Vol. 1: Nietzsche in Georgia: Dedicated to the Bright Memory of Tamaz Buachidze. Editor-compiler and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Arkhe Publishing House, 2007.

Vol. 2: Philosophy – Dialectics – Logic: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the Centenary of the Birth of Savle Tsereteli. Editors-compilers and authors of the preface: L. Zakaradze and T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Arkhe Publishing House, 2008.

Vol. 3: The Philosophy of Life: Problems and Perspectives. Editors-compilers: L. Zakaradze and M. Gogotishvili. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2009.

Vol. 4: Lali Antidze, Nikolai Lossky’s Intuitivism. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2010.

Vol. 5: Philosophy in Global Change: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the 65th Anniversary of Burkhard Mojsisch. Edited by T. Iremadze in collaboration with H. Schneider and K. J. Schmidt. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2011.

Vol. 6: East and West: Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Studies: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the 60th Birthday of Udo Reinhold Jeck. Editors-compilers and authors of the preface: T. Iremadze and G. Tevzadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

Vol. 7: Bernhard Waldenfels, Paths of Phenomenology: Responding. Translated from German into Georgian by D. Labuchidze. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 8: Giorgi Tavadze, Philosophical Geography: History, Problems, Perspectives. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2016.

2. Classical and Contemporary Texts in Philosophy and Sociology: Translations

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the series: Tengiz Iremadze.

Vol. 1: Niklas Luhmann, Changes in the System of Social Communication and Mass Media. Translated from German by D. Dumbadze. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Arkhe Publishing House, 2007.

Vol. 2: Henri Bergson, Mind-Energy. Translated from French by Dodo Labuchidze-Khoperia. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Arkhe Publishing House, 2007.

Vol. 3: Carl Schmitt, Land and Sea: A World-Historical Meditation. Translated from German into Georgian by G. Tavadze. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2010.

Vol. 4: Hannah Arendt, What Is Authority? Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2015.

Vol. 5: Francis Bacon, The New Atlantis. Translated into Georgian by G. Khuroshvili. Editor-in-Chief and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2016.

3. Philosophy and Sociology Today

Founder and one of the editors of the series: Tengiz Iremadze.

Vol. 1: Tengiz Iremadze, Walter Benjamin: Life, Work, Relevance. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2008.

Vol. 2: Tengiz Iremadze, Der Aletheiologische Realismus: Schalwa Nuzubidse und seine neuen Denkansätze. Tbilisi: Nekeri, 2008.

Vol. 3: Burkhard Mojsisch, The Epistemology of Humanism. Translated from English into Georgian by Giorgi Baramidze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2009.

Vol. 4: Helmut Schneider, Philosophical Geography. Translated from German into Georgian by Giorgi Tavadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2010.

Vol. 5: Udo Reinhold Jeck, Reflections on Georgian Philosophy, in German and Georgian. Translated from German into Georgian by Lali Zakaradze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2010.

Vol. 6: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2010.

Vol. 7: Grigol Robakidze and Contemporary Thought. Editors-compilers: Mamuka Tavkhelidze and Tengiz Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2011.

Vol. 8: European Responsibility: Proceedings of the International Scholarly Conference Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Merab Mamardashvili (December 14, 2010, Tbilisi). Editor-in-Chief: Tengiz Iremadze. Editors: Lali Zakaradze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Giorgi Baramidze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2011.

Vol. 9: Udo Reinhold Jeck, Reflections on Georgian Philosophy, in German and Georgian. Translated from German by Lali Zakaradze. 2nd ed. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

Vol. 10: European Responsibility: Proceedings of the International Scholarly Conference Dedicated to the 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Merab Mamardashvili (December 14, 2010, Tbilisi). Editor-in-Chief: Tengiz Iremadze. Editors: Lali Zakaradze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Giorgi Baramidze. 2nd ed. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 11: Helmut Schneider, Lali Zakaradze, Giorgi Tavadze, Dodo Labuchidze, and Tengiz Iremadze, What Is Freedom? Great Thinkers on the Essence of Freedom. 2nd ed. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 12: Tengiz Iremadze, Aletheiological Realism: Shalva Nutsubidze and New Foundations of His Thought. Translated from German by Giorgi Tavadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 13: Giorgi Tavadze, Shatili from the Perspective of Philosophical Geography. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 14: Tengiz Iremadze, Helmut Schneider, Giorgi Khuroshvili, Lali Zakaradze, Mikheil Gogotishvili, and Giorgi Tavadze, Philosophical Urbanism. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2014.

Vol. 15: Tengiz Iremadze, Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy and Perspectives on Its Interpretation. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2015.

Vol. 16: G. Tavadze and G. Khuroshvili, Political Philosophy: Essays, Book I. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2016.

Vol. 17: G. Tavadze and G. Khuroshvili, Political Philosophy: Essays, Book II. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2017.

4. East and West – Dialogue between Cultures

Founders and scholarly editors: Tengiz Iremadze and Helmut Schneider.

Vol. 1: Helmut Schneider, The Aesthetics of Zen Buddhism: Wabi-Sabi and the European Idea of Beauty. Translated from German by Giorgi Tavadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

Vol. 2: Giorgi Tavadze, The Power of Maps: Gelati and the Concept of “Caucasian Philosophy” in the Context of Intercultural Philosophy. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

Vol. 3: Tengiz Iremadze, Pythagoras in the Context of Caucasian Philosophy. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2014.

Vol. 4: Giorgi Khuroshvili, Jerusalem and Athens: An Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Context. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2015.

Vol. 5: Tengiz Iremadze, Religion – Tolerance – State. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2016.

Vol. 6: Guram Tevzadze, Interpretations of Jewish Philosophers in Georgia. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2017.

Vol. 7: Jacques Maritain, The Philosopher in the City. Translated into Georgian by Nikoloz Kopaleishvili; Tengiz Iremadze, Philosophy and World-Wisdom. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2018.

Vol. 8: Giorgi Khuroshvili, Plato in al-Farabi’s Political Philosophy. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2018.

Vol. 9: Tengiz Iremadze, Ioane Petritsi. Translated from English by Besik Mashava. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2019.

Vol. 10: Hans-Georg Gadamer, Being – Spirit – God. Translated from English by Mikheil Gogotishvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2020.

Vol. 11: Walter Benjamin, Theologico-Political Fragment. Translated into Georgian by T. Iremadze; Tengiz Iremadze, Reflections on Walter Benjamin’s Political Theology; Gabriel Marcel, The Philosopher’s Responsibility in the Modern World. Translated into Georgian by N. Kopaleishvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2020.

Vol. 12: Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Phenomenon of Christianity. Translated into Georgian by Fr. Svimon Bukia. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2020.

Vol. 13: Leo Strauss and Hans-Georg Gadamer, Letters on “Truth and Method”. Translated from English by Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2021.

Vol. 14: Giorgi Kapanadze, Christian Psychology. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2021.

Vol. 15: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, On True Mystical Theology. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2022.

Vol. 16: Udo Reinhold Jeck, Ethics after Heidegger: Werner Marx. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2023.

Vol. 17: Mary Chelidze, Aristotle as a Historian of Philosophy. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2023.

Vol. 18: Guram Tevzadze, A Study of Plato. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2024.

Vol. 19: Lali Zakaradze, Contemporary Georgian Philosophy in the Context of the Critique of Eurocentrism. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2025.

Vol. 20: Tengiz Iremadze, The Christian Theology of David the Builder. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2025.

Vol. 21: Levan Gegeshidze, The Ethics of War in the Bhagavad Gita. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2026.

5. Philosophie und Sozialtheorie

Founded and edited by T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck, and H. Schneider. Berlin: Logos Verlag, 2014 ff.

Vol. 1: Leben verstehen. Edited by T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck, and H. Schneider. Berlin: Logos Verlag, 2014.

 

Editorial Work on Individual Publications:

  1. Mamuka Bichashvili, Leibniz’s Metaphysics and Philosophy of Language. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Meridiani Publishing House, 2005.

  2. Guram Tevzadze, Ioane Petritsi. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi, 2006.

  3. Guram Tevzadze, Valentin Weigel. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi, 2006.

  4. Giorgi Kheoshvili, Problems of Russian Religious Philosophy (Leontiev, Rozanov, Bulgakov). Editor and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Universali Publishing House, 2006.

  5. Philosophy – Theology – Culture: Problems and Perspectives: Jubilee Volume Dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of Guram Tevzadze. Editors and authors of the preface: T. Iremadze, T. Tskhadadze, and G. Kheoshvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2007. Includes articles by Georgian and foreign philosophers in Georgian, German, English, and Italian.

  6. Philosophy, Sociology, Political Science. Editors-compilers: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2007.

  7. Walter Benjamin, The Work of Art in the Age of Its Technical Reproducibility: On the Concept of History. Translated from German by D. Dumbadze. Editors: R. Asatiani and T. Iremadze. 1st ed. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2007. 2nd revised ed., Tbilisi, 2007; 3rd ed., Tbilisi, 2008.

  8. Guram Tevzadze, Philosophy of the Renaissance. Editor and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2008.

  9. Lela Aleksidze, Ioane Petritsi and Ancient Philosophy. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Tbilisi University Press, 2008.

  10. Lali Zakaradze, German Romanticism and Georgian Romantics. Editor and author of the preface: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2008.

  11. Georgian Thought – Problems of Education – The Epistemology of Humanism. Editors-compilers: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2008.

  12. Society – Transformation of Knowledge – Philosophy. Editors-compilers: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, G. Baramidze, and M. Gogotishvili. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2009.

  13. New Scholarly Research Projects in Philosophy. Editors: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, M. Gogotishvili, D. Labuchidze, and G. Tavadze. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2010.

  14. Leo Strauss, What Is Political Philosophy? Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editors: M. Gogotishvili, G. Baramidze, and T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Saunje Publishing House, 2011.

  15. Friedrich Nietzsche, Ecce Homo: How One Becomes What One Is. Translated from German by G. Tavadze. Preface by T. Iremadze. Volume editors: T. Iremadze and L. Zakaradze. In: Friedrich Nietzsche: Selected Works: Academic-Critical Edition in Georgian, Vol. I. Editor-in-Chief: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2011.

  16. Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America. Translated from French by D. Labuchidze-Khoperia. Preface by T. Iremadze. Scholarly editors: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, and G. Tavadze. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2011.

  17. Thomas Paine, Common Sense. Translated from English by G. Tavadze. Preface by T. Iremadze. Scholarly editors: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, and D. Labuchidze-Khoperia. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

  18. Knowledge and Morality: Philosophical Essays Dedicated to the 75th Anniversary of Leri Mchedlishvili. Editors: T. Iremadze, T. Tskhadadze, and G. Kheoshvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

  19. Guram Tevzadze, A History of Modern Philosophy, Part II: From Immanuel Kant to Friedrich Nietzsche. Editors: T. Iremadze, N. Phipia, and H. Schneider. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2012.

  20. Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno, Dialectic of Enlightenment: Philosophical Fragments. Translation and essay by D. Dumbadze. Publishers: D. Dumbadze and T. Iremadze. Editors: R. Asatiani and T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Saga Publishing House, 2012.

  21. Giorgi Kheoshvili, Vasily Rozanov. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2013.

  22. Political Essays by American Enlightenment Thinkers: Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Wilson, Benjamin Rush. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Preface by T. Iremadze. Scholarly editors: T. Iremadze, L. Zakaradze, and G. Tavadze. Tbilisi: Grigol Robakidze University Publishing House, 2013.

  23. Leo Strauss, Jerusalem and Athens: Introductory Reflections. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Preface by T. Iremadze. Scholarly editors: T. Iremadze, M. Gogotishvili, and G. Tavadze. Tbilisi: Saunje Publishing House, 2013.

  24. Early Modern Georgian Philosophy and Its Principal Representatives (from the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century to the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century). Compiler and scholarly editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2014.

  25. The New Russian Imperialism and the Caucasus. Compiler and scholarly editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2015.

  26. Philosophy and Theology in Medieval Georgia. Compiler and scholarly editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2016.

  27. The Idea of Freedom in Philosophy, Theology, and the Social Sciences. Compiler and scholarly editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2016.

  28. Saint Augustine – Teacher of Christianity. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2017.

  29. Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), The Metaphysical Conception of Iona Khelashvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2017.

  30. Jean Grondin, The Philosophy of Religion. Translated from French by D. Labuchidze-Khoperia. Editors: T. Iremadze and G. Tavadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2018.

  31. The Mission of the Contemporary University. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Udo Reinhold Jeck, and Tengiz Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2018.

  32. Veritas et subtilitas: Truth and Subtlety in the History of Philosophy. Edited by T. Iremadze and U. R. Jeck. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2018.

  33. Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion. Editor of the volume: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  34. Udo Reinhold Jeck, Vakhtang Gorgasali – A Christian Philosopher King. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Lali Zakaradze, and Tengiz Iremadze. Translated from English by Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  35. Metropolitan Kallistos (Ware), The Orthodox Vision of Creation. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili) and T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  36. Archpriest Chad Hatfield, Protopresbyter Alexander Schmemann and Secularism: A Prophetic Voice. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili) and T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  37. At the Origins of Christian Philosophy: Clement of Alexandria, the Cappadocian Fathers, Gaius Marius Victorinus, Saint Augustine, Boethius. Editors: Tengiz Iremadze, Helmut Schneider, and Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  38. Metropolitan Kallistos (Ware), Orthodoxy and Our Time. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Tengiz Iremadze, and Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  39. Christos Yannaras, Psychoanalysis and Orthodox Anthropology. Translated from English by Giorgi Khuroshvili. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  40. Alain Badiou, Ethics. Translated from French by Dodo Labuchidze-Khoperia. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2019.

  41. Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Philosophy, History, Philology, Psychology, Political Science. Editors: Tengiz Iremadze and Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2020.

  42. Étienne Gilson, Reason and Revelation. Translated from English by Fr. Svimon Bukia. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2020.

  43. Romano Guardini, The Savior in Myth, Revelation, and Politics. Translated into Georgian by Fr. Svimon Bukia. Scholarly editor: T. Iremadze. Editor: Nikoloz Kopaleishvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2020.

  44. Metropolitan John (Zizioulas), Orthodox Theology and Contemporary Anthropology. Translated from English by Giorgi Khuroshvili. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili) and Tengiz Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2020.

  45. Giacomo Rinaldi, Twentieth-Century Italian Philosophy: A Brief Account and Critical Assessment. Translated from English by Giorgi Chanidze and Rusudan Zoidze. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2020.

  46. Essays in Christian Philosophy. Editor-compiler: Tengiz Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2021.

  47. Metropolitan John (Zizioulas), The Orthodox Church and Modernity. Translated from English by G. Khuroshvili. Editors: Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Tengiz Iremadze, and Giorgi Khuroshvili. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2021.

  48. Guram Tevzadze, Kantian Studies. Texts prepared for publication and preface by Tengiz Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2022.

  49. Giorgi Khuroshvili, Political Theology in Medieval Georgia. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2022.

  50. Nikoloz Kopaleishvili, Saint Ketevan: The Image of the Martyr-Monarch in Georgian Thought. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2022.

  51. Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion: Perspectives – Contexts – Intercultural References. Edited by T. Iremadze, U. R. Jeck, and H. Schneider. Bochum: Europäischer Universitätsverlag, 2022.

  52. Richard Swinburne, A Life Spent Defending Christian Theism. Translated from English by Giorgi Khuroshvili. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2023.

  53. Giacomo Rinaldi, Josiah Royce on the Absolute and the Individual. Translated from English by Nikoloz Kopaleishvili. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2023.

  54. Besik Mashava, The Philosophical Theology of Theodore Abu Qurrah. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2023.

  55. Nikoloz Kopaleishvili, The Philosophical Anthropology of Saint Augustine. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2023.

  56. Irakli Kakhidze, The Transformation of Power in the Information Society. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2023.

  57. Archpriest Zakaria Meskhi, The Philosophical Apologetics of Saint Alexius Shushania. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Mtsignobari Publishing House, 2003.

  58. Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Archimandrite Dionysius (Gvimradze), and Nikoloz Kopaleishvili, Saint Great Martyr Ketevan the Queen: Theological Essays on Her Life and Legacy. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2024.

  59. Freedom, Justice, State: Historical-Systematic and Methodological Studies. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2024.

  60. Giorgi Khuroshvili, At the Crossroads of Reason and Revelation: Aristotle in Maimonides. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2025.

  61. Mikheil Gogotishvili, The Idea of Justice in Contemporary Philosophy of Law. Tbilisi: Mtsignobari Publishing House, 2025.

  62. Filosofia E Religione Nella Storia E Nel Presente. Edited by T. Iremadze, A. Marini, and H. Schneider. Aracne editrice, 2025.

  63. Giacomo Rinaldi, Hegelian Critique of Derrida’s Deconstructivism. Editor: T. Iremadze. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2025.

  64. Giorgi Khuroshvili, Logos and Allegory: The Christian Philosophy of Justin Martyr and Clement of Alexandria. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2026.

  65. The Pathway of Philosophy: Tradition and Modernity. Editors-compilers: T. Iremadze, G. Khuroshvili, N. Kopaleishvili, and J. Rinaldi. Tbilisi: Favoriti Stili, 2026.

  66. Metropolitan Grigoli (Berbichashvili), Essays on Early Modern Georgian Philosophical Theology. Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishing House, 2026.

 

Translations (in Georgian):

  1. H. Blumenberg, Philosophical Essays. Translated from the German. In: Ritsa, 3-4 (2003), pp. 77-82 (with foreword).
  2. W. Leibniz, From the True Mystical Theology. Translated from the German. In: M. Bichashvili, Leibniz’s Metaphysics and Philosophy of Language, Tbilisi, 2005, pp. 259-265.
  3. Im Nichts hausen die Fragen...//Gedichte von Ernst Meister. In: Jahrbuch der Ernst-Meister-Gesellschaft, Aachen: Rimbaud-Verlag, 2006, pp. 61-83.
  4. W. Benjamin, Theologico-Political Fragment. In: T. Iremadze, Walter Benjamin: Life, Work, Actuality, Tbilisi, 2008, pp. 85-87.
  5. A. Glucksmann, Chechnya’s de Gaulle. In: T. Iremadze (ed.), New Russian Imperialism and Caucasus, Tbilisi, 2015, pp. 119-125.