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Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam

2014

498 Pages

ISBN 9789089646347

Plessner's philosophical anthropology

Edited by

Jos De Mul

Helmuth Plessner (1892-1985) was one of the founders of philosophical anthropology, and his book The Stages of the Organic and Man, first published in 1928, has inspired generations of philosophers, biologists, social scientists, and humanities scholars. This volume offers the first substantial introduction to Plessner’s philosophical anthropology in English, not only setting it in context with such familiar figures as Bergson, Cassirer, and Merleau-Ponty, but also showing Plessner’s relevance to contemporary discussions in a wide variety of fields in thehumanities and sciences.

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De Mul, J. (ed) (2014). Plessner's philosophical anthropology, Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam.

Table of Contents

Contents

5-8

Foreword

De Mul Jos

9-10

Artificial by nature

De Mul Jos

11-40

Anthropology

41-194

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Philosophical anthropology

Fischer Joachim

41-56

The nascence of modern man

Krüger Hans-Peter

57-78

"True" and "false" evolutionism

Delitz Heike

79-98

Life, concept and subject

Ebke Thomas

99-110

Bodily experience and experiencing one's body

Coolen Maarten

111-128

Plessner and the mathematical-physical perspective

Van Buuren Jasper

129-148

The body exploited

Van Grunsven Janna

149-162

Plessner's theory of eccentricity

Tolone Oreste

162-176

The duty of personal identity

Boccignone Mortino Enrico

177-194

Culture

195-316

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Anthropology as a foundation of cultural philosophy

Lerch Henrike

195-210

Bi-directional boundaries

Mugerauer Robert

211-228

The unbearable freedom of dwelling

Van Oosten Jetske

229-242

Eccentric positionality and urban space

Ernste Huib

243-260

Strangely familiar

Pols Kirsten

261-274

De-masking as a characteristic of social work?

Magyar-Haas Veronika

275-288

Helmuth Plessner as a social theorist

Hengstmengel Bas

289-300

Habermas's new turn towards Plessner's philosophical anthropology

Schlossberger Matthias

301-316

Technology

317-476

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The quest for the sources of the self, seen from the vantage point of Plessner's material a priori

Kockelkoren Petran

317-334

The brain in the vat as the epistemic object of neurobiology

Lindemann Gesa

335-356

Switching "on", switching "off"

Hätscher Johannes

357-374

On humor and "laughing" rats

Pott Helen

375-406

A moral bubble

Keymolen Esther

387-406

Eccentric positionality as a precondition for the criminal liability of artificial life forms

Hildebrandt Mireille

407-424

Not terminated

Spreen Dierk

425-442

Plessner and technology

Verbeek Peter-Paul

443-456

Philosophical anthropology 2.0

De Mul Jos

457-476

Plessner's collected writings (Gesammelte Schriften)

477-480

About the authors

481-488

Name index

489-498

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