The Being, the Origin and the Becoming of Man: A Presentation of Philosophical Anthropogenealogy and Some Ensuing Methodological Considerations |
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Authors: | Kasper Lysemose |
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Institution: | (1) Present address: Department of Philosophy and History of Ideas, Aarhus University, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 7, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark;(2) Kastrupvej 60, 2. tv., 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark |
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Abstract: | In two of the most significant and influential contemporary exponents of German philosophical anthropology, anthropogenetic
accounts play a large role. Hans Blumenberg and Peter Sloterdijk have presented their mode of philosophical anthropology as
a philosophical anthropogenealogy. To this end both of them have ventured into an alliance with paleoanthropology, incidentally
drawing on the same paleoanthropolgist, the forgotten pioneer of philosophical anthropology: Paul Alsberg. Taking this observation
as its cue, the article addresses two questions. What are the motives for philosophical anthropology to turn into philosophical
anthropogenealogy? What is the methodological status of anthropogenetic accounts in philosophical anthropology? By reflecting
on these questions the article aspires to convey a synthesis of themes in contemporary German philosophical anthropology and
introduce them especially to an English-speaking audience. |
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