Anthropologies philosophiques allemandes: de Johann Friedrich Herbart à Helmuth Plessner

Paris: Classiques Garnier (2023)
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Long undervalued in France, philosophical anthropology has played an essential role in Germany, helping to address some of the most important issues straddling philosophy and the social sciences: humanity's place in nature and in history; the individual and others; and relations between human groups.

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