Max Scheler
On the Eternal in Man
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On the Eternal in Man
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Max Scheler (1874-1928) decisively influenced German philosophy in the period after the First World War, a time of upheaval and new beginnings
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Max Scheler (1874-1928) decisively influenced German philosophy in the period after the First World War, a time of upheaval and new beginnings
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 494
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 722g
- ISBN-13: 9781412810722
- ISBN-10: 1412810728
- Artikelnr.: 26441220
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Seitenzahl: 494
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. November 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 722g
- ISBN-13: 9781412810722
- ISBN-10: 1412810728
- Artikelnr.: 26441220
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Max Scheler
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Foreword by August Brunner
Translator's note Preface to first German edition Preface to second German
edition REPENTANCE AND REBIRTH THE NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE :MoRAL
PRECONDITIONS OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE 1. The autonomy of philosophy 2.
The philosophical attitude (the idea of the philosopher) 3 Analysis of the
moral upsurge A. The moral upsurge as a personal act of 'the whole man' B.
Starting-point and elements of the moral upsurge 4 Philosophy's object and
cognitive attitude PROBLEMS OF RELIGION The renewal of religion 1. Religion
and Philosophy Existing views typified The types of partial and total
identity Dualistic views The system of conformity 2. The Essential
Phenomenology of Religion Branches of study The Divine Basic character of
the divine The attributes of God in natural religion Growth and decline of
the natural knowledge of God Attributes of the divine mind The religious
act The immanent aspects of the religious act Religious acts are a law unto
themselves The religious act in its internal and external, individual and
social aspects No man can avoid the religious act Some recent basic
theories of natural religion On the Eternal in Man 3 Why no New Religion?
The idea of a personal God conflicts with the expectation of a new religion
The prospects of a 'new religion', seen in the light of the sociohistorical
distribution of cognitive aptitudes CHRISTIAN LovE AND THE TwENTIETH
CENTURY: An Address 1. Humanitarianism and the Christian commandment of
love 2. The Christian idea of community 3 The present relevance of the
Christian idea of community THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EuROPEAN CuLTURE: An
Address 1. The political framework and moral conditions of cultural
reconstruction in Europe 2. The formative powers available for the
spiritual renewal of Europe Editorial Notice, by Frau Maria Scheler
Bibliography of Scheler's published works Annotations, by Frau Scheler A
Note on the Author, by I. M. Bochenski Index of Names
Translator's note Preface to first German edition Preface to second German
edition REPENTANCE AND REBIRTH THE NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE :MoRAL
PRECONDITIONS OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE 1. The autonomy of philosophy 2.
The philosophical attitude (the idea of the philosopher) 3 Analysis of the
moral upsurge A. The moral upsurge as a personal act of 'the whole man' B.
Starting-point and elements of the moral upsurge 4 Philosophy's object and
cognitive attitude PROBLEMS OF RELIGION The renewal of religion 1. Religion
and Philosophy Existing views typified The types of partial and total
identity Dualistic views The system of conformity 2. The Essential
Phenomenology of Religion Branches of study The Divine Basic character of
the divine The attributes of God in natural religion Growth and decline of
the natural knowledge of God Attributes of the divine mind The religious
act The immanent aspects of the religious act Religious acts are a law unto
themselves The religious act in its internal and external, individual and
social aspects No man can avoid the religious act Some recent basic
theories of natural religion On the Eternal in Man 3 Why no New Religion?
The idea of a personal God conflicts with the expectation of a new religion
The prospects of a 'new religion', seen in the light of the sociohistorical
distribution of cognitive aptitudes CHRISTIAN LovE AND THE TwENTIETH
CENTURY: An Address 1. Humanitarianism and the Christian commandment of
love 2. The Christian idea of community 3 The present relevance of the
Christian idea of community THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EuROPEAN CuLTURE: An
Address 1. The political framework and moral conditions of cultural
reconstruction in Europe 2. The formative powers available for the
spiritual renewal of Europe Editorial Notice, by Frau Maria Scheler
Bibliography of Scheler's published works Annotations, by Frau Scheler A
Note on the Author, by I. M. Bochenski Index of Names
Introduction to the Transaction Edition Foreword by August Brunner
Translator's note Preface to first German edition Preface to second German
edition REPENTANCE AND REBIRTH THE NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE :MoRAL
PRECONDITIONS OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE 1. The autonomy of philosophy 2.
The philosophical attitude (the idea of the philosopher) 3 Analysis of the
moral upsurge A. The moral upsurge as a personal act of 'the whole man' B.
Starting-point and elements of the moral upsurge 4 Philosophy's object and
cognitive attitude PROBLEMS OF RELIGION The renewal of religion 1. Religion
and Philosophy Existing views typified The types of partial and total
identity Dualistic views The system of conformity 2. The Essential
Phenomenology of Religion Branches of study The Divine Basic character of
the divine The attributes of God in natural religion Growth and decline of
the natural knowledge of God Attributes of the divine mind The religious
act The immanent aspects of the religious act Religious acts are a law unto
themselves The religious act in its internal and external, individual and
social aspects No man can avoid the religious act Some recent basic
theories of natural religion On the Eternal in Man 3 Why no New Religion?
The idea of a personal God conflicts with the expectation of a new religion
The prospects of a 'new religion', seen in the light of the sociohistorical
distribution of cognitive aptitudes CHRISTIAN LovE AND THE TwENTIETH
CENTURY: An Address 1. Humanitarianism and the Christian commandment of
love 2. The Christian idea of community 3 The present relevance of the
Christian idea of community THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EuROPEAN CuLTURE: An
Address 1. The political framework and moral conditions of cultural
reconstruction in Europe 2. The formative powers available for the
spiritual renewal of Europe Editorial Notice, by Frau Maria Scheler
Bibliography of Scheler's published works Annotations, by Frau Scheler A
Note on the Author, by I. M. Bochenski Index of Names
Translator's note Preface to first German edition Preface to second German
edition REPENTANCE AND REBIRTH THE NATURE OF PHILOSOPHY AND THE :MoRAL
PRECONDITIONS OF PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE 1. The autonomy of philosophy 2.
The philosophical attitude (the idea of the philosopher) 3 Analysis of the
moral upsurge A. The moral upsurge as a personal act of 'the whole man' B.
Starting-point and elements of the moral upsurge 4 Philosophy's object and
cognitive attitude PROBLEMS OF RELIGION The renewal of religion 1. Religion
and Philosophy Existing views typified The types of partial and total
identity Dualistic views The system of conformity 2. The Essential
Phenomenology of Religion Branches of study The Divine Basic character of
the divine The attributes of God in natural religion Growth and decline of
the natural knowledge of God Attributes of the divine mind The religious
act The immanent aspects of the religious act Religious acts are a law unto
themselves The religious act in its internal and external, individual and
social aspects No man can avoid the religious act Some recent basic
theories of natural religion On the Eternal in Man 3 Why no New Religion?
The idea of a personal God conflicts with the expectation of a new religion
The prospects of a 'new religion', seen in the light of the sociohistorical
distribution of cognitive aptitudes CHRISTIAN LovE AND THE TwENTIETH
CENTURY: An Address 1. Humanitarianism and the Christian commandment of
love 2. The Christian idea of community 3 The present relevance of the
Christian idea of community THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EuROPEAN CuLTURE: An
Address 1. The political framework and moral conditions of cultural
reconstruction in Europe 2. The formative powers available for the
spiritual renewal of Europe Editorial Notice, by Frau Maria Scheler
Bibliography of Scheler's published works Annotations, by Frau Scheler A
Note on the Author, by I. M. Bochenski Index of Names