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Is there a German equivalent to Gutting’s French Philosophy in the Twentieth Century?

I’m looking for something which covers a rough narrative of German philosophy as it developed in the twentieth century. I found gutting’s book to be very engaging and helpful and was wondering if there was parallel of it for Germany.

There might not be a clear history/narrative to German philosophy in the way that Gutting is able to find in French Phil. (I don’t really know), so perhaps books covering broad movements in Germany (like Phenomenology) would be good as well. 

Thanks!
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Young has a three volume *German Philosophy in the Twentieth Century* which does this, although unfortunately it's three volumes so it's not quite as accessible. But you could pick a volume that looks particularly interesting to you, to start with. Or you could go with Gorner's *Twentieth Century German Philosophy*, which is much narrower in its coverage but is only the one volume.