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Today, authenticity is considered an essential part of manifold interpersonal relationships, actions, and agreements. Authenticity’s association with sincerity, honesty, and reliability not only normatively charges the term in the context of social coexistence, but also makes it a demand which we impose on ourselves: The success of our lives is measured decisively by whether we live in harmony with our own convictions, wishes and needs. In philosophy, authenticity has also become the focus of interest, both in the context of the mechanisms of self-knowledge, as well as of personal development. The anthology aims to expand the cooperation across disciplines, in order to develop a comprehensive and profound understanding of authenticity, not by over-simplifying the highly complex subject, but by approaching the underlying concept from different scientific perspectives. Content The first part presents metaphysical, anthropological, and phenomenological approaches. They are complemented in the second part by ethical and socio-philosophical studies. Finally, part three considers authenticity from the standpoint of psychology and psychiatry. The Editors Prof. Dr. Godehard Brüntrup teaches metaphysics and philosophy of mind at the Munich School of Philosophy. Prof. Dr. Michael Reder teaches social and political philosophy at the Munich School of Philosophy. Liselotte Gierstl holds degrees in Philosophy, Psychology, and Human Factors Engineering. She currently works as Design Thinking specialist in Munich.

Social sciences—Philosophy. --- Philosophy of mind. --- Ethics. --- Philosophy. --- Social Philosophy. --- Philosophy of Mind. --- Philosophy, general. --- Mental philosophy --- Humanities --- Deontology --- Ethics, Primitive --- Ethology --- Moral philosophy --- Morality --- Morals --- Philosophy, Moral --- Science, Moral --- Philosophy --- Values --- Mind, Philosophy of --- Mind, Theory of --- Theory of mind --- Cognitive science --- Metaphysics --- Philosophical anthropology --- Social sciences --- Social philosophy --- Social theory

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Today, authenticity is considered an essential part of manifold interpersonal relationships, actions, and agreements. Authenticity’s association with sincerity, honesty, and reliability not only normatively charges the term in the context of social coexistence, but also makes it a demand which we impose on ourselves: The success of our lives is measured decisively by whether we live in harmony with our own convictions, wishes and needs. In philosophy, authenticity has also become the focus of interest, both in the context of the mechanisms of self-knowledge, as well as of personal development. The anthology aims to expand the cooperation across disciplines, in order to develop a comprehensive and profound understanding of authenticity, not by over-simplifying the highly complex subject, but by approaching the underlying concept from different scientific perspectives. Content The first part presents metaphysical, anthropological, and phenomenological approaches. They are complemented in the second part by ethical and socio-philosophical studies. Finally, part three considers authenticity from the standpoint of psychology and psychiatry. The Editors Prof. Dr. Godehard Brüntrup teaches metaphysics and philosophy of mind at the Munich School of Philosophy. Prof. Dr. Michael Reder teaches social and political philosophy at the Munich School of Philosophy. Liselotte Gierstl holds degrees in Philosophy, Psychology, and Human Factors Engineering. She currently works as Design Thinking specialist in Munich.

Philosophy --- Political philosophy. Social philosophy --- Psychology --- General ethics --- ethiek --- filosofie --- sociale filosofie --- persoonlijkheidsleer

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Der Streit um ein angemessenes Verständnis von Freiheit ist heute aktueller denn je. Der Band führt prominente Ansätze aus Philosophie und Theologie zusammen und leistet einen innovativen Beitrag zur interdisziplinären Klärung eines drängenden Problems. »Freiheit« ist ein Schlüsselbegriff für Philosophie und Theologie. Gleichwohl stehen die fachspezifischen Debatten häufig nahezu berührungslos nebeneinander. Das Buch will diese Sprachlosigkeit überbrücken und bündelt die Ergebnisse zweier Fachtagungen zu Kernproblemen des Freiheitsbegriffs. Internationale Expert*innen stellen ihre Zugänge vor und ermöglichen so eine Diskursanreicherung. Aufgrund der vielfältigen repräsentierten Positionen erhält der Sammelband zu gleich den Charakter eines Handbuches, das einen Überblick über Themen und Herausforderungen gegenwärtigen Freiheitsdenkens gibt.

Kompatibilismus --- Grace --- Libertarianism --- Libertarismus --- Naturalism --- Naturalismus Gnade --- Willensfreiheit --- Liberation --- Free Will --- Determinsim --- Determinismus --- Compatiblism --- Befreiung --- Anthropology --- Anthropologie