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Abstract Being located in the horizon of the philosophical outrage, our article purpose is to show the phenomenological basis of Max Scheler’s anthropological proposal, whose immediate antecedents were Husserl’s researches regarding to the correlation manworld, the debate held between phenomenology and the incursion of psychology within the field of the objectives sciences, the develop of a growing up discipline such as physiology, and in general the gradual consolidation of evolutionary theories, which were taking from the philosophical anthropology his conceit of prevailing discipline in the explanation of human phenomena. In the midst this theoretical chaos Scheler in The man's place in the cosmos radicalize the thesis of I – world correlation of life, guiding the study of man closer to the eidetic transcendental pretention, and beyond the purely empirical description. According to this we understand that Scheler develops an anthropological proposal with a phenomenological nature. Key words Man, I-body, Scheler, Husserl, Phenomenology, philosophical anthropology <strong>Eikasia</strong>. Revista de Filosofía, año VI, 36 (enero 2011) 23-61. http://www.revistadefilosofia.com
Cassirer y el Humanismo: La Ilustración franco-kantiana en cuestión. Juan Carlos Orejudo Pedrosa. Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas Resumen: En este ensayo, analizaré el concepto de Humanismo en el contexto de la Ilustración, a través de la tradición francesa y alemana, concretamente, Rousseau y Kant. La Ilustración es considerada como una época centrada en el hombre, y que da lugar a un humanismo que trata de pensar al hombre sin recurrir a ninguna realidad trascendente: Dios o la Naturaleza. La Ilustración se opone al espíritu de Sistema del siglo XVII, sin embargo, preserva una unidad espiritual cuyas fuentes intelectuales y filosóficas trata de recuperar Ernst Cassirer, en una época atravesada por el antihumanismo contemporáneo. Summary: In this Essay, I will analyse the concept of humanism in the Enlightenment, in the French and German tradition, mainly, Rousseau and Kant. The Enlightenment is considered as a time preoccupied on man, that makes Humanism possible and tries not to think Man from a transcendent point of view, such as God or Nature. The Enlightenment is against the Spirit of System in seventeenth century, nonetheless, it preserved a spiritual unity, whose intellectual and philosophical sources Ernst Cassirer will study in order to recover its main ideas, at a time of contemporary anti-humanism. <strong>Eikasia</strong>. Revista de Filosofía, año VI, 36 (enero 2011) 64-88. http://www.revistadefilosofia.com
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