num_pages: 237
description: “My interest in [Max] Scheler’s critique of Kant runs back nearly a decade…. The more I read of Scheler, the more I began to see the value of a project dealing with his critique of Kant in Der Formalismus in der Ethik und die Materiale Wetethik , which would possess the virtue of focusing in a single project three important strands of philosophical phenomenology, Kantianism, and ethics…. “The study is divided into six chapters and two appendices. Each of the chapters constituting the body of the work contains a brief analysis of the Kantian position or discussion of the basic questions at issue in it, an exposition of Scheler’s critique of the Kantian position and its presuppositions, and a detailed appraisal of Scheler’s critique.”—from the introduction by the author
language: English
title: Scheler’s Critique of Kant’s Ethics: Continental Thought Series, V. 22 (Volume 22)
titlecomplete: Scheler’s Critique of Kant’s Ethics: Continental Thought Series, V. 22 (Volume 22) (Series In Continental Thought)
publisher: Ohio University Press