The Self-Question in the Philosophical Anthropology of the Maghreb

Authors

Abdelkader Lashab, UCM-Community CollegeFollow

Abstract

Philosophical anthropology - as a proposition and methodology - is a project of knowledge based on the concept of self as a constitutive factor of philosophical theory. Hence, its propositions are based on the principle of self, in which the term self is interpreted as a cognitive and existential value (Internal relations) as well as externally (its relation to the world = the other / the Outside world/ the world( Thus, this paper will attempt to deal with the concept of self through the model of the wounded Arab name of the Moroccan thinker, Abdelkabir al-Khatibi in his philosophical anthropological analysis; as philosophical anthropology is based on a set of cognitive-psychological situations, such as intuition, love and desire And will, from the basic symbols of the philosophy of the self, which is the basis of philosophical anthropological exposition of human behavior

Recommended Citation

Lashab, Abdelkader (2020) "The Self-Question in the Philosophical Anthropology of the Maghreb," Al-Balqa Journal for Research and Studies البلقاء للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 23: Iss. 01, Article 11.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/albalqa/vol23/iss01/11