リットにおけるパースペクティヴィズム (Perspektivismus) の成立
ライプニッツとの関連をめぐって
1972 年 1972 巻 25 号 p. 18-34
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1972 年 1972 巻 25 号 p. 18-34
It goes without saying that Litt's perspectivism presents an important problem in regard to the anthropology of human relations. This paper discusses how, through a process of thought formation, Litt's perspectivism as it is found in his book “The Individual and Society” (Individuum und Gemeinscheft ; third edition 1926), was developed into a system. Therefore this consideration has been limited to the area of the evolutionary-historical i-oblems of his perspectivism, and does not go so far as to offer a concrete explanation of his perspectivism.
In opposition to Leibnitz's perspectivism Litt touches on two problems which are included in the perspectivism of the monadic solipsism of Leibnitz.
Finally it is implied that Litt's perspectivism is not founded on a monadic view of man such as in Leibnitz's monadic theory, but that it is based on a dyadic view of man which seeks the essential determination of self in a mutual relation between I and Thou.
