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Harald Holz's comprehensive collection spans multiple volumes across various philosophical domains. The first series focuses on transcendental philosophy, featuring works on its system and formal philosophy, alongside essays and introductions to immanent transcendence. The second series delves into ethics, exploring humanity, personal identity, and fundamental ethics as humanism. It also includes reflections on love and a compilation of articles. The third series addresses cultural and historical philosophy, with discussions on anthropodicy and the challenges of Hispanic America, as well as the quest for progress. The fourth series covers the history of philosophy, compiling articles on transcendental philosophy, metaphysics, and the philosophies of freedom in Schelling’s work, alongside explorations of historical figures like Aristotle and Thomas. In the fifth series, the focus shifts to natural philosophy, presenting a new metaphysics of nature, the evolution of consciousness, and the relationship between cosmology and dualism. The sixth series encompasses aesthetics and belles-lettres, including philosophical narratives and poetry. The seventh series features philosophical diaries, while the eighth series includes biographical sketches and a festschrift honoring Holz. This extensive body of work reflects a deep engagement with philosophical inquiry across various themes and disciplines.