Max Scheler
Max Scheler (1874-1928) was a German philosopher and sociologist, recognized as a key figure in phenomenology and ethics. He is known for his exploration of human emotions and values, particularly in his analysis of love, sympathy, and the nature of moral sentiments. Scheler's work challenged the rationalist tradition in philosophy and emphasized the importance of emotional experience in ethical decision-making. His ideas contributed significantly to 20th-century philosophy and continue to influence contemporary discussions on ethics and human behavior.
Born on Aug 22, 1874 (150 years old)
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Max Scheler witnessed suffragettes using schadenfreude to humiliate their opponents.
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