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Introduction: Reviving the Dialogue with Max Scheler,tten thinkers” of early twentieth century philosophy; once being praised as a genius and one of the greatest minds of his time today he seems to be often rather on the fringes of European continental thought. Thus, the great Scheler scholar Manfred Frings, who is responsible for making Scheler known

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Scheler’s Anti-Representationalism: From Moral Illusions to Moral Factsst section, briefly sketch out the various kinds of illusions discussed within Scheler’s philosophical project. In the second section I focus on his rejection of the idea that inner-perception boasts a privileged type of evidence respect to outer-perception; this claim allows to understand both the

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Individual Destiny and Readiness for Self-Reorchestration: Exemplariness and Repentance as Overridinlf-reorchestration.” We argue that we do not posit or constitute the core of our individuality. Indeed, we are called upon to discover it. We describe this core by appeal to Scheler’s notion of ‘individual destiny’—namely the vocation that characterizes the life of every person in a different and un

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The World as “Representation”: Scheler’s Philosophy of Psychopathology mind, psychiatrists and neuroscientists. Moving essentially from . and essays from the same period, this paper provides an outline of a genuine Schelerian philosophy of psychopathology, investigating the close connection between ‘identity’ and ‘freedom.’ Not only did Scheler contribute to phenomeno

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“Das Schema unseres Leibes”: Scheler’s Forgotten Influence on the Contemporary Debate About Embodimet in the international debate on embodiment. The concepts of body schema and body image, describing the relation with our own bodily spatiality that enables us to have a sensorimotor engagement with the world, have been discussed for over a century in the fields of phenomenology, psychiatry and the

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Value and Norm: Max Scheler’s Material Value Ethics in Comparison with Windelband’s Transcendental Vand Sch?nrich’s criticisms, we examine how Scheler analyzes our value experience as value feeling and how he characterizes “being” of values, from which “ought” and “good” derive. Subsequently, we clarify that “ought” and “good” involve ., rather than deontological, normativity, in relation to our a

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Intuiting the Divine? Erich Przywara’s Critique of Scheler’s Phenomenology of Religion phenomenological movement. Examining Przywara’s critique of Scheler on the question of the religious act, the goal is not only to evaluate this critique but also to gain new insights into the philosophical discourse between the different movements and their potential compatibility (or lack thereof)