Ebook: Being Humans: Anthropological Universality and Particularity in Transdisciplinary Perspectives
Author: Neil Roughley
- Tags: Humanism, Movements, Philosophy, Politics & Social Sciences, Social Sciences, Children’s Studies, Communication & Media Studies, Criminology, Customs & Traditions, Demography, Disaster Relief, Emigration & Immigration, Folklore & Mythology, Gender Studies, Gerontology, Holidays, Human Geography, Library & Information Science, Linguistics, Methodology, Museum Studies & Museology, Philanthropy & Charity, Popular Culture, Pornography, Poverty, Reference, Research, Social Work, Specific Demographics, Urban Planning & Developm
- Year: 2000
- Publisher: De Gruyter
- Edition: Reprint 2012 ed.
- Language: English
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Kant claimed that the principal topics of philosophy all converge on one question: Was ist der Mensch? Starting with the main claim that conceptions of the human play a significant structuring role in theory construction, the contributors in this volume(renowned scholars from various disciplines - philosophy, anthropology, psychology, literary studies) investigate the roles that conceptions of the human play both in philosophy and in other human and social sciences.
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