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The Phenomenology of Love and Hate,g his Catholic period. The first task is a discussion of his phenomenology of love and hate. The second is an exploration of the temporality of the human person from the point at which we left it in the previous chapter. The third is the completion of our analysis of Scheler’s material value-ethics

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Sympathy and the Sphere of ,,ry of obligation or rights, or even in a concept of virtue. Although it appears to be a virtue-based theory, defined as the capacity for action that realizes higher value-goods, or suppresses lower value-goods, we see instead that, for Scheler, virtue has a deeper foundation: both virtue and moral a