Scheler People The Essence Of Thought

Max Scheler, the great philosopher, ethician, Catholic thinkerphenomenology second leading scholar, philosophy anthropology founder inGerman. Max Scheler's thought is wide and profound. Especially, the ideason the nature of human is his whole thought system's core. Which causeimportant influence.The article's intention is to research the thought.I lookforward to enriching and development the theory about human being by studyingthis idea.The article is composed of three parts as following:The first part explains Max Scheler's comprehensive critique ontraditional ideas about the nature of human being, which includes the inactiveand classical theories, naturalism point (form and mechanism,three vitalisticsecond typology), Rene Descartes'body and mind dualism, and Kalages'conflict of spirit and being. These theories dissever the affinity of logosand instinct, spirit and being, and they can't find the real oneself and entiaof integrate man.The second part expounds systemically the major content of Max Scheler'stheory about the nature of human being, which includes Max Scheler's searchingof method to phenomenology and man's genius spirit, the latter includes themeanings and character of spirit, the connection of spirit and being impulse,and the Person connecting closely to the spirit.This part also expatiatesspecifically Max Scheler's viewpoint about man's existing state and itsdevelopment, which analyses Max Scheler's explanation about the relationshipbetween man and the world, and the history ,and the god. In the same time,Itinterpretate the alienation state of human and the future state of man .Thefuture state of man is the perfect man.The third part appraises Max Scheler's theory about the nature of humanbeing. Firstly, I point out the position of Max Scheler's theory about thenature of human being in the whole western philosophy history. It makes MaxScheler be the founder of philosophical anthropology. moreover ,it enrichesand develops the research of human in western philosophy history. Secondly,...