El valor y el bien como objetos de la intencionalidad en Max Scheler
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2020
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Fernández-Beites, P. (2020). El valor y el bien como objetos de la intencionalidad en Max Scheler. Anuario Filosófico, 53(3), 495-517.
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En este artículo se estudia la intencionalidad afectiva en Max Scheler, mostrando que la fenomenología de los valores no se ocupa sólo del valor, sino que cuenta con una completa teoría del bien. En dicha teoría, Scheler hace un análisis genético que parte de la Sache (entendida como wertvolles Ding, cosa valiosa) para obtener las nociones de Ding (cosa teórica) y Gut (bien), entendido como Wertding (cosa de valor). Esto permite mejorar las descripciones clásicas del bien y puede ofrecer una alternativa interesante a las propuestas “pragmaticistas” actuales
This paper studies affective intentionality in Max Scheler, showing that the “phenomenology of values” does not only deal with values but includes a complete theory of the good. In that [this] theory, Scheler does performs a genetic analysis that starts from begings with the Sache (understood as wertvolles Ding, valuable thing) to get define the notions of Ding (theoretical thing) and Gut (the good), understood as Wertding (thing of value). This approach indicates the possibility of improving on This could improve the classic descriptions of the good and may offer offers an interesting alternative to current "pragmatist" proposals.
This paper studies affective intentionality in Max Scheler, showing that the “phenomenology of values” does not only deal with values but includes a complete theory of the good. In that [this] theory, Scheler does performs a genetic analysis that starts from begings with the Sache (understood as wertvolles Ding, valuable thing) to get define the notions of Ding (theoretical thing) and Gut (the good), understood as Wertding (thing of value). This approach indicates the possibility of improving on This could improve the classic descriptions of the good and may offer offers an interesting alternative to current "pragmatist" proposals.