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Biography
Tobias Heinze is a doctoral researcher at the Institute for Social Research and a PhD candidate in Social Philos-
ophy at Goethe University Frankfurt. He studied Sociology and Political Theory in Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Mün-
ster, and New York and has recently been a visiting doctoral researcher at the School of Philosophy and Art
History at the University of Essex. In his PhD thesis, he analyses Schelling’s contribution to a Critical Theory of
Nature. He also researches contemporary and historical challenges of Critical Theory, such as the relationship
between psychoanalysis and social philosophy. He is co-editor, with Martin Mettin, of the volume “Denn das
Wahre ist das Ganze nicht...” Beiträge zur Negativen Anthropologie Ulrich Sonnemanns (Neofelis, 2021).