Titlebook: Astronomy and Civilization in the New Enlightenment; Passions of the Skie Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka,Attila Grandpierre Book 2011 Springer Net

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The Relation Between Man and Worldl dialectic of man and world, including the cosmological dimension, offers a critique of the traditional “anthropocentric” approach, and reflects on the civilizational impact of a comprehensive “ontological anthropology.”

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Cultural Impacts Of Astronomyssary repetitions, all human-celestial relationships are systematized and presented within the “l(fā)ifeworld”-type model that encompasses three interrelated spheres to which the “real” reality of the universe investigated by astronomers may be added.

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