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Harald Holz's comprehensive works encompass a wide range of philosophical themes across multiple volumes. The first series delves into transcendental philosophy, featuring systematic explorations in several volumes, including foundational structures and applications. The second series focuses on ethics, examining humanity, human practice, personal identity, fundamental humanism, and love. The third series addresses cultural and historical philosophy, tackling topics such as anthropodicy, the quest for progress, and the interplay between Western and Eastern thought through structural hermeneutics. The fourth series presents the history of philosophy, with collected articles discussing key figures like Schelling and Aristotle, and concepts such as freedom and spirit in history. The fifth series explores natural philosophy, covering evolution, the cosmos, causality, and the relationship between consciousness and the brain. The sixth series includes aesthetic works and narratives that intertwine philosophical themes with artistic expression. The seventh series features philosophical diaries, while the eighth series comprises philosophical correspondence, culminating in a festschrift celebrating Holz's contributions to philosophy. This extensive collection reflects a profound engagement with diverse philosophical inquiries and cultural critiques.