Ernst Cassirer (1July 28th, 874-1April 3rd, 945) studied Marburg's neo-Kantian tradition and developed a unique cultural philosophy. His major works are Freedom and Form, Conceptual Form of Mythical Thinking, Language and Myth, and On Man.

Born into a Jewish family in breslau. Studying literature and philosophy at Berlin University, 19 19 as a philosophy teacher at Hamburg University. Because he was a Jew, the Nazis were forced to leave Germany after they came to power. 1933- 1935 as a lecturer at Oxford University, 194 1 as a professor at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, 194 1.

It is generally believed that a major feature of Cassirer's philosophy is neo-Kant's philosophy. Through his symbolic philosophy, Kant's epistemological perspective and Marburg School's concern for natural science are extended to the level of cultural philosophy.

By further considering the themes involved in Cahill, we can determine the different stages of the gradual development of Cahill's philosophical thought. Starting from the problem of epistemology, he developed a unique set of philosophical anthropology through cultural philosophy, which eventually led to the anti-fascist national philosophy theory.