Ressentiment (Marquette Studies in Philosophy)
by Max Scheler, Lewis B. Coser, William W. Holdheim
Max Scheler's 'Ressentiment' offers a philosophical inquiry into the emotional dynamics of resentment and its impact on values and society. Part of the Marquette Studies in Philosophy series, this edition, translated by Lewis B. Coser and William W. Holdheim, provides essential reading for those exploring ethics and human psychology in a used but good condition copy.
About This Book
Ressentiment, by Max Scheler, delves into the philosophical concept of a deep-seated emotional response that shapes moral and social attitudes. This work is part of the Marquette Studies in Philosophy series, providing a structured exploration of key ideas in ethics and psychology.
The book features contributions from translators Lewis B. Coser and William W. Holdheim, ensuring accessibility for English readers while preserving the original depth of Scheler's arguments.
As a used book in good condition, it remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in phenomenological philosophy and the analysis of human resentment.
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