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Andreas Tagmose Grønkjær

@unghegelianer.bsky.social

Intellectual historian specialising in nineteenth-century German political thought, Young Hegelianism, revolutionary movements and the politics of history. PhD from Aarhus University. Bassist in the black metal band Sunken.

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Magnus Møller Ziegler @magnusz.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

News front the front lines of Neue Junghegelianismus-Lektüre, by the great @unghegelianer.bsky.social : doi.org/10.1080/0191...

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On Young Hegelian Women: Louise Dittmar and Louise Aston

This article reconstructs Louise Aston and Louise Dittmar as original participants in Young Hegelian political thought. Although both engaged with philosophical debates of the Vormärz, Aston has pr...

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Andreas Tagmose Grønkjær @unghegelianer.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

The former danish prime minister once said: “I am not concerned with the past; we need to look forward.” Now we see what it means to “move forward” without also looking back. The past changes, and suddenly the monsters return—but you recognise them too late.

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Andreas Tagmose Grønkjær @unghegelianer.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

shocking poll... result of a mixture of a general lack of care for easten Germany and a huge misinformation-campaign. And of course, the failure of the left to speak to the people of the province.

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Andreas Tagmose Grønkjær @unghegelianer.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

Yesterday, Nazis and other neo-fascists—especially those from GI—marched alongside so-called “normal Danes” in Copenhagen. While that is troubling in itself, what shocked me most was that most Danish newspapers and television outlets interviewed these people, painting them as “concerned citizens.”

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