From the first awakening of his philosophical consciousness to his
last philosophical work, Max Scheler pondered questions about the
human being. He thought that the anthropological question provides
unity to all philosophical inquiry. Scheler's thought has not
received attention in the English-speaking world as compared to
those of his contemporaries due, among others, to the difficulty
those new to him encounter in finding a common thread that
facilitates understanding of his philosophy. Therefore, this book
explores four prominent Schelerian conceptions of the human being,
proposes their unfolding as a key that opens the reader to a
broader and unified view of Scheler's philosophy, and offers a
framework within which it could be understood.
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