Incluyo estas dos referencias. de Max Scheler y de Kurt Schneider en razón a que son tratados ambos en la conferencia que dió PETER SLOTERDIJK en la conferencia que dió en Santiago de CHILE EN NOVIEMBRE DE 1978.
SLOTERDIJK sostuvo que la ira es un afecto que se puede recolectar, y que ella no se acumula sino que se transforma.en resentimiento. Sostuvo que estos afectos se pueden ser recolectados y que los flujos de los afectos se canalizan.
LA ÉTICA DE MAX SCHELER
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LA IMPORTANCIA DE MAX SCHELER EN LA PSICOPATOLOGIA DE KURT SCHNEIDER
Schneider was born in Crailsheim, Kingdom of Württemberg in 1887. He began his psychiatric training in Cologne; however, his training was interrupted by the first World War, in which he served on the Western Front.[2] When his post-war career began, Schneider was influenced and mentored by Max Scheler, a philosophy professor and one of the co-founders of the phenomenological movement in philosophy.[3]
Scheler served as Schneider’s supervisor for his postgraduate degree in philosophy in 1921. Schneider applied Scheler’s theory of emotions to his studies and this theory was the topic of his first major publications.[4][5]
In 1931 he became director of the German Psychiatric Research Institute in Munich, which was founded by Emil Kraepelin. Disgusted by the developing tide of psychiatric eugenics championed by the Nazi Party, Schneider left the institute but did serve as a doctor for the German armed forces during World War II.[6]
After the war, academics who had not taken part in the Nazi eugenics policies were appointed to serve in, and rebuild Germany's medical institutions. Schneider was appointed Dean of the Medical School at Heidelberg University and remained there until his retirement in 1955.
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