Philosophy, Anthropology, interculturality. Although still little known to the Spanish reader, the German philosopher Heinrich Rombach is one of the most original and interesting contributions to twentieth-century philosophical thought. In The Man humanized, the first of his books translated into Spanish, Rombach opens hitherto unknown ways not only to philosophy in professional and academic sense, but much more broadly to any form of granting the anthropological reflection primacy to the dialogical and intercultural._x000D_
Indeed, in this work, Rombach shows that human reality is an "event concreate" in which all human beings as individuals and as a community. Thus, it is possible the appearance of "humanized man" who, in the variety of situations that are constantly proceeds to its Identification as a man or woman._x000D_
This work not only lets you get close to the conception of human being but is also Rombach the best text to go into his philosophy and, especially, in his philosophizing, since the author's philosophy is an activity, a living process, and not a theoretical construct closed and immovable. The work is the result of the compilation of the lessons taught Rombach for over twenty years at the University of Würzburg and a perfect example of his understanding and doing philosophy.