Titlebook: On Human Nature; Anthropological, Bio Armin Grunwald,Mathias Gutmann,Eva M. Neumann-Held Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 E

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On Human Nature the matter in question into what it is, its essence. On the other hand, if one says that animals, plants, mountains are a part of nature, then one classes them with a realm of being that is there of its own doing, not made by humans. Also with regard to human beings, one can speak of nature in this

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Personalistic Organicism and the Human Social Animalng human nature. I welcome this additional assignment, since it is important to notice that both nature and human nature are capable of being “technicalized” that is, that both are open to molding by intelligent purpose disciplined by method (Ferré 1988/1995). Reality in general is plastic before pu

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Genetics, Embodiment and Identity out the amazing genetic proximity of chimpanzees and humans. Only 1.6 percent of our DNA is really ‘ours’. ‘The remaining 98.4 percent of our DNA is just normal chimp DNA.” (Diamond (1992); quotes from pp 23 and 31.)

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The Biological Fundamentals of Human Cultural Developments and their Unique Functional Integrationsort description of the underlying thoughts on the evolutionary development of the hierarchically organized complexity of our organism. We carry in our organism important elements of the 3.5 billion years of evolution of life on earth.

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Between Natural Disposition and Cultural Masterment of Life — The Cognitive Sciences and Concept of The purpose of this critique is twofold: (1) It will provide arguments in support of the view that, in the cognitive sciences, acting man with his cultural history is the measure of all things; and (2) in a more general sense, it will discuss the question whether the natural sciences can make contr

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Genetic Determinism: The Battle between Scientific Data and Social Image in Contemporary Development the stars never becomes part of the being of the stars”, a theory about human beings enters our consciousness, determines our self-image, and modifies our very existence. ‘The image of man affects the nature of man ... We become what we think of ourselves.” If we think of ourselves as killer apes,

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