Philosophical anthropology

Joachim Fischer

pp. 196-210

in: Eugene Kelly, Structure and diversity, Berlin, Springer, 1997

Abstract

In this chapter and the one following, we will try to recover from Scheler's late work the implications of his philosophical anthropology for the theory of pedagogy and political theory that, in contrast to the metaphysics, retains great philosophical interest and significance. I return first to the concept of essence and the idea of the unity of the world, and begin with a brief summary of the conclusions of the previous chapter.

Cited authors

Plessner Helmuth