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Max Scheler

    August 22, 1874 – May 19, 1928

    Max Scheler was a German phenomenological philosopher renowned for his work in ethics and philosophical anthropology. He advanced the phenomenological method of Edmund Husserl and was hailed as one of the most significant philosophical forces of his time in Europe. Scheler's writings explored a vast array of subjects, including emotions and values, influencing subsequent generations of thinkers. His impact on philosophy is undeniable, and his ideas continue to resonate today.

    Max Scheler
    The Human Place in the Cosmos
    The Nature of Sympathy
    Person and Self-Value
    Ressentiment
    The constitution of the human being
    On the Eternal in Man