Herman Ploppel

Herman Ploppel (unknown - 1959), not to be confused with his father, Herman Ploppel Sr, was an Austrian philosopher and author of the post-Hegelian school. He is regarded to be one of the pioneers of Hegel-sexual thought. His most notable works include Sexual Soldier’s Sorrow School (1925) which he wrote in collaboration with Arthur Reginald Buller. His war-time correspondence with Jean DeWire is also widely praised and regarded as essential in modern Krimean philosophy.