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Prepublication version of “In the shadow of virtue. Why ethical personalism needs an ethical impersonalism,” in Ethical Personalism, Frankfurt am Main: Ontos Verlag, 2011, 138-153. This paper attempts to correct certain tendencies in... more
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      Max SchelerVirtue EthicsPersonalism (in )Personalism
The paper provides an overview of the life, the thinking and the philosophical influence of the philosopher Hans Cornelius. After a brief reconstruction of his biography, the text exposes the main ideas he develops in his philosophical... more
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      PhenomenologyEdmund HusserlMunich PhenomenologyHans Cornelius
Für Theodor Lipps, Wilhelm Dilthey und EdmundHusserl ist die Erfahrung des Anderen eng verbunden mit dem Verstehen der Gefühle des Anderen: Ich mache die Erfahrung des Anderen, indem ich seine Gefühle verstehe. In der theoretischen... more
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      Philosophical AnthropologyMax SchelerEmpathy (Psychology)Social Philosophy
The present paper makes the case for considering Jean Hering the source from which Edith Stein first borrowed the concept of "core," notably, "core of the person." In particular, we maintain that the background of Stein's decision is... more
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      PhenomenologyPersonhoodEdmund HusserlEdith Stein
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      OntologyPhenomenologyAdolf ReinachMunich Phenomenology
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      Max SchelerPhenomenologyWilliam JamesEdmund Husserl
Seron, D. (2015). Adolf Reinach's philosophy of logic. In: Objects and Pseudo-Objets : Ontological Deserts and  Jungles from Brentano to Carnap (B. Leclercq, S. Richard, D. Seron, Eds.). Boston/Berlin: De Gruyter, 167–82.
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      MetaphysicsPhenomenologyEdmund HusserlStates of Affairs, Facts, Propositions
Is phenomenology nothing else than descriptive psychology? In the first edition of his Logical Investigations (LI), Husserl conceived of phenomenology as a description and analysis of the experiences of knowledge, unequivocally stating... more
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      PhenomenologyFranz BrentanoEdmund HusserlSchool of Brentano
Russian-born artist Marianne Werefkin was long recognized solely for her roles as socialite and arts patron, her artistic salon in Munich, and as Alexei Jawlensky’s benefactor. This introductory essay recounts the author’s long path to a... more
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      German ExpressionismMunich PhenomenologyMunichDer Blaue Reiter
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      Munich PhenomenologyJohannes DaubertFenomenologia
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      PhenomenologyEdmund HusserlMunich Phenomenology
Philosophie, 128 (janv. 2016), p. 34-49.
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      PhenomenologyMetaphysics of TimeFranz BrentanoPhilosophy of Time