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Being humans : anthropological universality and particularity in transdisciplinary perspectives / Neil Roughley Nível de parte analítica: Hedge, foxes, and persons : resistance and moral creativity in East Germany and South India • Rationality, autonomy and basic needs • Politicas and the unnatural infinity of being human • Learning to be natural • Universality amd cultural particularity in visual aesthetics • The implications of human picture making : the articulation of visual space • Understanding homer : literature, history, and ideal anthropology • Approaching literary anthropology : comments on Aleida Assmann's paper • Redefining the human : a survey of approaches to literary anthropology • Are women human? • Human universals and their implications • Human beings and an absolute conception • A grammar of human life? : comments on Rom Harré's paper • Encountering the other through grammar • Human diversity and human nature : the life and times of a false dichotomy • A cultura-historical view of human nature • Human nature, human variety, human freedom • World-openness and the question of anthropological universalism : comments on Justin stagl's Paper • Anthropological universality : on the validity of generalisations about human naturePublicação: Berlin : Walter de Gruyter, 2000Descrição: 426 p.Disponibilidade: Exemplares disponíveis para empréstimo: Biblioteca ISPACota: A ROUG1 (1).
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