Adam Węgrzecki’s Phenomenology as the Key to Understanding Man
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https://doi.org/10.15633/lie.60202Keywords:
phenomenology, anthropology, identity, personal subject, axiologyAbstract
The article present the work of Adam Węgrzecki, who used the phenomenological method. His scientific interests were closely related to anthropology. The paper presents the following issues: conditions of identity formation, personal properties, axiological pillars of identity and the impact of the axiological profile of a personal subject on its identity. Adam Węgrzecki, with his own sense and responsibility, worked out a method of as complete a phenomenological description as possible, which deserves to be accorded high philosophical competence. All the topics he dealt with, even if they did not concern anthropological issues, assumed a certain vision of anthropology as a science based on the phenomenological method in the background.
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