"Catching meteorytes"

Philosophical anthropology at the crossroads

Jagna Brudzińska

5-8

Helmuth Plessner

philosophical anthropology as social critique

Stanisław Czerniak

9-28

The category of "contingency" in contemporary anthropological discourse

Odo Marquard, Richard Rorty, Jürgen Habermas

Stanisław Czerniak

29-51

Max Scheler—Bernhard Waldenfels

two phenomenological conceptions of suffering

Stanisław Czerniak

53-73

The philosophical anthropology of Arnold Gehlen as a critique of the age of technology

Stanisław Czerniak

75-93

Self-cultivation according to Immanuel Kant

Gernot Böhme

95-108

Towards a historical cultural anthropology

Christoph Wulf

109-123

Man, animal and mirror

origins of the human "I" according to Helmuth Plessner and Jacques Lacan

Pawel Dybel

125-140

What is sceptical anthropology?

Volker Schürmann

141-154

Beyond "Wesenschau"

the Merleau-Ponty "ambiguity" between sensation and perception

Giorgio Derossi

155-165

The aesthetic theory of Gernot Böhme and Gestalt phenomenology

Serena Cattaruzza Derossi

167-176

Arnold Gehlen's anthropological theory of institution

Rafał Michalski

177-193

The political anthropology of Edmund Husserl

Andrzej Gniazdowski

195-214

Play and self-reflection

Eugen Fink's phenomenological anthropology

Alice Pugliese

215-229

Musical works as ideal objects

phenomenology of music and its implications for philosophical anthropology

Saulius Geniusas

231-244

Lived body and intentional embodiment

new perspectives on phenomenological anthropology

Jagna Brudzińska

245-259