THREE VIEWS ON THE PROBLEM OF A PRIORI: I. KANT, D. VON HILDEBRAND AND M. SCHELER
The Kantian concept of a priori manifests a twofold meaning: first, that there is a kind of knowledge that is independent of experience; second, that such knowledge is independent of experience through a kind of relatedness to that experience. In short,
Aivaras Stepukonis
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On the Possibilities of Sociological Application of the Concept of “Ressentiment” by M. Scheler [PDF]
The author reveals the concept of “ressentiment” in the works of Max Scheler. It is highlighted that this concept is the continuation and development of Sheler’s axiological doctrine, it forms the foundation of his sociology of knowledge and ...
Ilya V. Presnyakov
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Computer Vision Analysis for Objective Motor Assessment in Parkinson's Disease: A Retrospective Study. [PDF]
Abstract Background The Movement Disorder Society‐Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale‐Part III (MDS‐UPDRS‐III) is subjective and insensitive to subtle changes in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD). Computer vision (CV) can extract objective kinematics from routine outpatient videos, potentially augmenting the accuracy of the motor assessment ...
Pecoraro PM +12 more
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Distinct Molecular Biomechanical Mechanisms Inhibit Endosperm Cell-Wall Weakening and Seed Germination at Cold and Warm Nonoptimal Temperatures. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Temperature sensing to adjust developmental rates and phenological responses to different climatic environments is critical for plant survival. Population‐based thermal‐time threshold models predict linear relationships between temperature and, for example, seed germination rates (speed), but the mechanisms are not known.
Steinbrecher T +7 more
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Sobre la esencia del sentimiento. Un diálogo hermenéutico crítico con M. Scheler y M. Henry
A partir de un diálogo hermenéutico-crítico con el pensamiento primero de M. Scheler y luego de M. Henry el artículo emprende un análisis fenomenológico de los sentimientos en tanto actos intencionales.
Ángel Enrique Garrido-Maturano
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The article discusses the evolution of the views of S.L. Frank (1877–1950) on society and culture up until he created a completed socio-philosophical doctrine in 1929.
Alexander N. Malinkin
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The article is a continuation of the study of the evolution of social thought by S.L. Frank, the results of which began to be published in the previous issue. This article deals with the concept of social philosophy of S.L.
Alexander N. Malinkin
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Mujer Y Naturaleza En El Pensamiento De M. Scheler
En la obra de M. Scheler y ante la notoria escasez de estudios filosóficos sobre el ser de la mujer, hemos descubierto y examinado con real interés, conceptos y ejemplos alusivos a la existencia femenina que, mirados en el conjunto de su doctrina ...
Marta Vitar
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Changes in emission regime for nitrogen and sulfur in Germany and its impact on a spruce forest measured over a period of 35 years. [PDF]
Abstract In Germany during several decades, emissions and thus the chemical climate affecting forests have changed significantly. The effects of these changes on the element balance of forests can be documented only by long‐term observations, as has been done at the Höglwald site (Southern Bavaria) since 1985.
Göttlein A, Weis W, Raspe S.
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Max Scheler’s Socratesism. An Introduction of a Phenomenological Normative Ethics [PDF]
Socrates’s question is the starting point of all ethics. In his phenomenological value-personalism, Scheler transformed it to the question: “How ‘should’ ‘I’ be and live?” Fundamentally, “I” refers to the person, and “should” means the “ideal ought ...
Wei Zhang
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