Philosophical Anthropology is the study of the human being from a philosophical point of view. It is a branch of philosophy which is responsible for the study of humanity as a project of being. It constitutes the question of the humanity: the being of the human, it is not the question alone that makes for the distinctiveness of philosophical anthropology, but rather the primacy that is given to that question[I2]. In this respect, philosophical anthropology appears, not just as one branch of philosophy among others, but as actually bringing with it a distinctive conception of philosophy as fundamentally concerned with the human in a way that comes before anything else. (Benjamin and Malpas 2017:317)