Author: Шамсиев, Тимур Ходжимирзаевич

Annotation: Twentieth-century philosophical anthropology emerged as an attempt to overcome the crisis in human concepts in an era dominated by the natural sciences. This article examines the key ideas of Max Scheller, one of the founders of this field, centered on the concept of humans as spiritual beings, transcending biological determination through value experience and emotional intentionality.

Keywords: Philosophical anthropology, man, man's position in space, spirit, values, emotional a priori, sympathy, biological and spiritual.

Pages in journal: 367 - 369