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Jos De Mul
Plessner's philosophical anthropology
Jos De Mul
Helmuth Plessner (1892-1985) was one of the founders of philosophical anthropology, and his book The Stages of the Organic and Man, first published in 1928, has inspired generations of philosophers, biologists, social scientists, and humanities scholars. This volume offers the first substantial introduction to Plessner’s philosophical anthropology in English, not only setting it in context with such familiar figures as Bergson, Cassirer, and Merleau-Ponty, but also showing Plessner’s relevance to contemporary discussions in a wide variety of fields in the humanities and sciences.
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Foreword
De Mul Jos
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Artificial by nature
De Mul Jos
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Philosophical anthropology
Fischer Joachim
57-78
The nascence of modern man
Krüger Hans-Peter
79-98
"True" and "false" evolutionism
Delitz Heike
99-110
Life, concept and subject
Ebke Thomas
111-128
Bodily experience and experiencing one's body
Coolen Maarten
129-148
Plessner and the mathematical-physical perspective
Van Buuren Jasper
149-162
The body exploited
Van Grunsven Janna
162-176
Plessner's theory of eccentricity
Tolone Oreste
177-194
The duty of personal identity
Boccignone Mortino Enrico
195-316
195-210
Anthropology as a foundation of cultural philosophy
Lerch Henrike
211-228
Bi-directional boundaries
Mugerauer Robert
229-242
The unbearable freedom of dwelling
Van Oosten Jetske
243-260
Eccentric positionality and urban space
Ernste Huib
261-274
Strangely familiar
Pols Kirsten
275-288
De-masking as a characteristic of social work?
Magyar-Haas Veronika
289-300
Helmuth Plessner as a social theorist
Hengstmengel Bas
301-316
Habermas's new turn towards Plessner's philosophical anthropology
Schlossberger Matthias
317-334
The quest for the sources of the self, seen from the vantage point of Plessner's material a priori
Kockelkoren Petran
317-476
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357-374
Switching "on", switching "off"
Hätscher Johannes
375-406
On humor and "laughing" rats
Pott Helen
387-406
A moral bubble
Keymolen Esther
407-424
Eccentric positionality as a precondition for the criminal liability of artificial life forms
Hildebrandt Mireille
425-442
Not terminated
Spreen Dierk
443-456
Plessner and technology
Verbeek Peter-Paul
457-476
Philosophical anthropology 2.0
De Mul Jos
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