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Anthropology
pp. 41-194
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Philosophical anthropology
A third way between Darwinism and Foucaultism
pp.41-56
The nascence of modern man
Two approaches to the problem - biological evolutionary theory and philosophical anthropology
pp.57-78
"True" and "false" evolutionism
Bergson's critique of spencer, Darwin & co and its relevance for Plessner (and us)
pp.79-98
Life, concept and subject
Plessner's vital turn in the light of Kant and Bergson
pp.99-110
Plessner and the mathematical-physical perspective
The prescientific objectivity of the human body
pp.129-148
The body exploited
Torture and the destruction of selfhood
pp.149-162
Plessner's theory of eccentricity
A contribution to the philosophy of medicine
pp.162-176
The duty of personal identity
Authenticity and irony
pp.177-194