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5 giorni fa · Introduction. Karl Theodor Jaspers (23 February 1883 to 26 February 1969) was a German-Swiss psychiatrist and philosopher who had a strong influence on modern theology, psychiatry, and philosophy. His 1913 work General Psychopathology influenced many later diagnostic criteria, and argued for a distinction between “primary” and “secondary ...
8 ore fa · Max Scheler, who had published three books earlier as a war enthusiast, and Karl Jaspers and Oswald Spengler would be seen as the foremost authors of the new Lebensphilosophie. Both Jaspers and Scheler would be influential figures, mainly through Buytendijk, in the formation of Dutch phenomenology.
3 giorni fa · Allievo di Karl Jaspers durante alcuni soggiorni in Germania, ne ha tradotto in italiano le opere. Ha dedicato anche alcuni studi a Edmund Husserl e a Martin Heidegger. Dal 1995 collabora con il ...
2 giorni fa · In contrast to the impoverished outcomes of naturalism (matter is all there is) and historicism (we cannot pierce into a reality beyond our historically conditioned existence), Gordon offers us a better method by employing the thoughts of Karl Jaspers and Edmund Husserl with their transcendental explorations.
3 giorni fa · Dopo la laurea con Emanuele Severino, ventenne si trasferisce a Basilea dove frequenta il filosofo esistenzialista Karl Jaspers, di cui è considerato il maggiore studioso e interprete. È stato professore di Filosofia della storia, Psicologia dinamica, Filosofia morale e Antropologia culturale.
5 giorni fa · Concepts such as ‘truth’ and ‘freedom’, which Karl Jaspers qualifies as central to any intellectual community in the academy (Jaspers and Rossman Citation 1961), are not exhausted by the speculations of philosophy, but remain open to a deeper, ultimate meaning: for this reason, it is reasonable that a university should listen to what Christian Revelation has to say on the subject.
3 giorni fa · Dopo la laurea con Emanuele Severino, ventenne si trasferisce a Basilea dove frequenta il filosofo esistenzialista Karl Jaspers, di cui è considerato il maggiore studioso e interprete. È stato professore di Filosofia della storia, Psicologia dinamica, Filosofia morale e Antropologia culturale.
