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This auxiliary textbook discusses and systemises several selected topics of philosophical anthropology. The problem of man is grasped through the specific aspects which essentially characterize human beings (such as rationality, formation of culture, freedom, personality and interpersonality). The text is intended for bachelor students.

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This textbook discusses and systemises several selected topics of philosophical anthropology. The problem of man cannot be grasped through only one main principle or aspect (as the principle of his or her "humanity"). The chapters of this book rather outline several specific aspects which essentially characterize human beings (such as rationality, formation of culture, freedom, personality and interpersonality). The text is primarily intended for bachelor students of philosophy.

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Contents: What is Philosophical Anthropology? - The Human Place in the Cosmos - A Rational Animal? - Culture - The Issue of Freedom - The Person and the Constitutive Dynamics of Interpersonal Relationships - Short Exercise Book and Closing Remarks.

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Jana Trajtelová teaches at the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy and Arts, Trnava University, Slovakia.

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