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,In Pursuit of Something ‘Essential’ about Man: Heidegger and Philosophical Anthropology,presses concern with the fundamental character and destiny of human existence, but does the possession of such a concern situate Heidegger within the history of the German philosophical-anthropological tradition? Heidegger’s interest in the human appears to circumnavigate many of the issues and ques

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Gehlen, Nietzsche, and the Project of a Philosophical Anthropology,philosophy during the first half of the twentieth century as an explicit and self-conscious philosophical project, in competition with . (the philosophy of human .) and other tendencies in the contest of philosophical approaches to the interpretation of human reality. In this respect Gehlen is commo

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,Gehlen’s Philosophical Anthropology: Contemporary Applications in Addiction Research,by medical professionals and addiction researchers is drawn from the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM). This manual has undergone numerous revisions that reflect changes in how addiction is defined and understood. Drawing on the current DSM criteria (American Psychiatric As

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,Intentionality and Mentality as , and as ,: Michael Tomasello’s Research Program from the Perspectirical sciences, which is capable of making contributions to both anthropological orders of comparison. The specification of the human requires not only the . comparison of socio-cultures of . among one another, but also the . comparison of human with non-human life forms.. Both orders of comparison

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Biology and Culture,t count as one of the most instructive and strategic for any systematic understanding of ourselves: especially, of our unique form of being; and yet, it’s also one of the most neglected and laggardly developed notions among them. I’m also struck by the cannibalizing tendency of both categories to in

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The Mortal Self: Toward a Transcendental-Pragmatic Anthropology,eneral, as well as philosophy in particular. Philosophical explorations of ‘human nature’ — that is, philosophical anthropology, as it has been traditionally understood — may also be expected to make fundamental contributions to our understanding of these and related issues. Those contributions pres