Phenomenological Ethics: An Introduction

Book Details

• Author: Benulal Dhar

• Edition: 2008

• Binding: Hardcover

• Language: English

• Release Date: 16-10-2008

• ISBN: 8131601935

• Pages: 179

• Dimensions: 8.8 x 5.8 x 0.6 inches

• Publiesr: Rawat Publications

About the Book

This book provides a clear exposition of the phenomenological analysis of ethical values and morality, as developed by two prominent German thinkers of the 20th century, Nicolai Hartmann and Max Scheler. It offers a thorough critique of Kantian formalism, which helps delineate the phenomenological perspective on values.

The author explores phenomenological ethics, offering deep insights into how values are interpreted and applied in human life. The work not only addresses the intellectual challenges posed by these German philosophers but also opens a window for lay readers interested in the ethical questions of life.

This book is essential for:

• Those interested in phenomenological ethics and moral philosophy.

• Readers keen to explore the philosophical critique of Kantian theory.

• Students and academics of philosophy, especially those focusing on phenomenology.

About the Author

Benulal Dhar is a Philosophy teacher at Sukanta Mahavidyalaya, University of North Bengal. With a deep focus on phenomenology, he has contributed significantly to the field. His research has earned him a DAAD fellowship under the Indo-German Cultural Exchange Programme, allowing him to work at Tuebingen University, Germany. Dhar has visited several renowned phenomenological centers in Europe and has interacted with prominent phenomenologists, further enhancing his expertise in the field. He has published numerous papers in respected academic journals.