%0 Journal Article
%T The Neophenomenological Theory of Subjectivity as a Tool for Comparative Studies
%A Sven SELLMER
%J Argument : Biannual Philosophical Journal
%D 2011
%I Pedagogical University of Cracow
%X The conception of subjectivity developed by the German philosopher Hermann Schmitz (1927-) is especially suitable for cross-cultural investigations because its foundations lie in human experiences that are basic and universal. The paper has two aims. Firstly, to give an outline of Schmitz¡¯s theory. Secondly, to show its usefulness (and its limits) by interpreting some Greek and Indian philosophemes which, at the same time, represent certain main approaches to the problem of subjectivity.
%K comparative philosophy
%K Greek philosophers
%K Hindu philosophy
%K Indian philosophy
%K neophenomenology
%K phenomenology
%K self
%K Hermann Schmitz
%K subjectivity
%U http://argumentwp.vipserv.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/pdf/03_argument-1-Sven_SELLMER.pdf