Quince lecciones sobre antropología filosófica

The human being, immersed in the world, tirelessly seeks to answer a question, What is man? This question, which apparently can be easily answered, has become at all times and for some philosophers, a question that goes beyond anthropology, psychology, meta-physics and ontology, because it is not only knowing what is the man, but also, how he lives, how he relates, how he communicates; Limiting the question to what, leaves out other dimensions, integrity that is required to understand the human being a little better. It is taking the step from what, to who is man. This leap, apparently nominal, is an epistemological leap, because it includes, in addition to the relationship component, the ethical component, since anthropology is constituted in that treatise that studies man, as a free subject, who moves in the behavioral understanding of the entire weather. This is how anthropology penetrates and allows itself to be permeated with other sciences such as philosophy, ethics, sociology, law, ecology, among many others.