Titlebook: Body, Meaning, Healing; Thomas J. Csordas Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2002 anthropology.biological.eno

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,Die Kontraposition Kunst — Kitsch,an. One is the relation between embodiment and biology, and the other is the identification of this phenomenological starting point in preobjective or prereflective experience. I will present each in terms of a problematic quote.

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Andrea Wetterauer,Sybille Wernerl anthropology leans strongly in the direction of phenomenology. This approach to embodiment begins from the methodological postulate that the body is not an . to be studied in relation to culture, but is to be considered as the . of culture, or in other words as the existential ground of culture.

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2946-3475 ody a cultural phenomenon and not merely a biological entity? Drawing on over twenty years of research on topics ranging from Navajo and Catholic Charismatic ritual healing to the cultural and religious implications of virtual reality in biomedical technology, Body, Meaning, Healing sensitively exam

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2946-3475 beings is sometimes created in the encounter between suffering and the sacred, these penetrating ethnographic studies elaborate an experimental understanding of the therapeutic process, and trace the outlines of a cultural phenomenology grounded in embodiment.978-0-312-29392-5978-1-137-08286-2Series ISSN 2946-3475 Series E-ISSN 2946-3483

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,Die Literarisch-Künstlerischen Bl?tter,suggested important modulations of the self are in the making, and the philosopher Michael Heim (1993) has suggested that the computer is leading to a major ontological shift—a modulation in the structure of human reality itself.