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Ideas about human nature are forms of anthropological knowledge; they are woven from ideas about human characteristics that vary historically and culturally: about the body, the psyche, the social context, and transcendence - in other words, about the "nature" or "essence" of humanity. Thisinterdisciplinary publication uses representative case studies to explore the particularities and evolution of ideas about human nature, as communicatedby the media, and to draw conclusions about the fundamental relationship between mediality and ideas concerning what it is to be human.
Menschenbilder
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Produktbeschreibung
Ideas about human nature are forms of anthropological knowledge; they are woven from ideas about human characteristics that vary historically and culturally: about the body, the psyche, the social context, and transcendence - in other words, about the "nature" or "essence" of humanity. Thisinterdisciplinary publication uses representative case studies to explore the particularities and evolution of ideas about human nature, as communicatedby the media, and to draw conclusions about the fundamental relationship between mediality and ideas concerning what it is to be human.
Menschenbilder sind Formen anthropologischen Wissens; sie sind historisch und kulturell variable Gewebe aus Vorstellungen über menschliche Merkmale - Körper, Psyche, Sozialität, Transzendenz, 'die Natur' oder 'das Wesen' des Menschen. Die interdisziplinäre Publikation untersucht anhand exemplarischer Fallstudien die Spezifik und den Wandel medial vermittelter Menschenbilder und leitet daraus Schlüsse auf das grundsätzliche Verhältnis von Medialität und Menschenbild ab.
Autorenporträt
Jens Eder, Universität Mannheim; Joseph Imorde, Universität Siegen; Maike Sarah Reinerth, Universität Hamburg.