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The return of the philosophical anthropology: some subjective reflections
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The return of the philosophical anthropology: some subjective reflections
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S0236-20070000616-8-1
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Authors
Fred Dallmayr 
Edition
Issue 4
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5-11
Abstract
The renaissance of anthropological agenda in nowadays philosophy is considered. The evolution of philosophical anthropology since M. Scheler up to the present is retraced. The major causes of the crisis of this line in the philosophy as well as of humanist ideas on the whole is attributed to the postmodernism philosophy, on one hand, and to globalization processes, on the other. Current return of the philosophical thought to the ideas by Scheler, Plessner and some others is caused to a great extent by controversial impact of the radical anti-humanism on the social life and politics
Keywords
PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, HUMANIST IDEAS, POSTMODERNISM, GLOBALIZATION, ANTI-HUMANISM, POLITICS, COMMUNICATION
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01.08.2010
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