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Karl Jaspers (en allemand: / k a ʁ l ˈ j a s p ɐ s / [1], ? Écouter), né le 23 février 1883 à Oldenbourg et mort le 26 février 1969 à Bâle, est un psychiatre et philosophe germano-suisse représentatif de l'existentialisme.
Karl Jaspers foi um renomado filósofo e psiquiatra alemão, nascido em 23 de fevereiro de 1883 em Oldenburg, Alemanha. Ele é conhecido por suas contribuições significativas para a filosofia existencialista e pela sua abordagem interdisciplinar entre a filosofia e a psiquiatria. Jaspers desenvolveu o conceito de “compreensão” (Verstehen ...
Karl Jaspers, Richard F. Grabau. ( 25 ) R$143,96. Philosophy of Existence was first presented to the public as a series of lectures invited by The German Academy of Frankfurt. In preparing these lectures Jaspers, whom the Nazis had already dismissed from his professorship at Heidelberg, knew that he was speaking in Germany for the last time.
Karl Jaspers (born Feb. 23, 1883, Oldenburg, Ger.—died Feb. 26, 1969, Basel, Switz.) was a German philosopher, one of the most important Existentialists in Germany, who approached the subject from man’s direct concern with his own existence. In his later work, as a reaction to the disruptions of Nazi rule in Germany and World War II, he ...
Karl Theodor Jaspers ( Oldenburg, 23 februari 1883 – Bazel, 26 februari 1969) was een Zwitserse psychiater die als filosoof internationaal bekend werd. Hij werd geboren in Duitsland. Zijn vader was jurist en zijn moeder werkte in een landbouwcoöperatie. Jaspers was een van de meest vooraanstaande vertegenwoordigers van de existentiefilosofie ...
Karl Jaspers; [1] [2] Oldenburg, 23. februar 1883 — Bazel, 26. februar 1969 bio je nemačko - švajcarski psihijatar i filozof, predstavnik hrišćanskog egzistencijalizma. Ostvario je veliki uticaj na teologiju, psihijatriju i filozofiju. Nakon obuke i praktikovanja psihijatrije, Jaspers se okrenuo filozofskom istraživanju i pokušao da ...
Karl Jaspers. (1883, Alemanha – 1969, Suíça) Jaspers graduou-se em medicina em 1909 e começou a trabalhar no hospital psiquiátrico de Heidelberg. Insatisfeito com o tratamento dispensado aos internos, começou a pesquisar alternativas para a pisquiatria, do que resultou, em 1913, seu clássico compêndio “Psicopatologia Geral”.
