Arthur Schopenhauer as Philosophical Anthropologist

Authors

  • Pavel S. Gurevich Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)

Keywords:

man, human nature, individuality, character, philosophical anthropology, psychological types, destructivity, unconscious

Abstract

The paper offers the first ever analysis of Schopenhauer’s ideas in philosophical anthropology. No historian of philosophy has ever considered the possibility of finding in this philosopher a consistent and an highly paradoxical doctrine of man. The author claims that Schopenhauer provoked a radical turn in the history of philosophical anthropology.

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Published

2011-04-14

Issue

No. 1(6) (2011)

Section

PROBLEMS IN THEORY AND HISTORY OF CULTURE

How to Cite

[1]
2011. Arthur Schopenhauer as Philosophical Anthropologist. Filosofskii zhurnal | Philosophy Journal. 1(6) (Apr. 2011), 54–69.