10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTHROPOGENETIC»
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anthropogenetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anthropogenetic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Future of Economic Growth: As New Becomes Old
that the anthropogenetic model would get more votes than the '100 per cent
information' economy. The anthropogenetic growth regime has one final
advantage. This is its ability to absorb the international imbalances that polarize
ICT ...
2
Perspectives on Embodiment: The Intersections of Nature and ...
In different language, one could say that Kojeve's theme of "anthropogenetic
Desire" — intersubjective rivalry and mimetic identification — is developed by
Lacan in terms of the imaginary, whereas the Freudian component of Lacan
refers to ...
Gail Weiss, Honi Fern Haber, 1999
The anthropogenetic oudook is most evident in the works of the youthful,
Hegelian-inspired Engels, where he optimisticallv argued that the total
atomization of society brought about by capitalism was "the last necessary step
towards the free ...
Manfred B. Steger, Terrell Carver, 1999
4
Information, Power, and Politics: Technological and ...
Specifically, Marazzi and Serres tell us nothing about the nature of the human
activity that would be the hominescence or anthropogenetic production: what is
the statute of the relation between human and nonhuman, between culture and ...
Sarita Albagli, Maria Lucia Maciel, 2010
5
Hegel and Contemporary Continental Philosophy
In the Phenomenology Hegel avoids this paradox by admitting the humanity of
the Slave, and therefore the anthropogenetic value of his recognition of the
Master. But how does he justify the humanity of the being who has precisely
refused to ...
But, before I came to be, the anthropogenetic force had already presented itself
under various external conditions and circumstances. It is these external
circumstances which determine the particular manner of its present activity and
which ...
Johann Gottlieb Fichte, 1987
7
Modernity, Medicine and Health
The second nature is the technosphere, the anthropogenetic domain of the built
environment and material urban landscape which human beings have created
and inhabit. The third nature is the cybersphere, a second anthropogenetic
domain ...
Paul Higgs, Graham Scambler, 2005
8
Ten Lessons in Theory: An Introduction to Theoretical Writing
I don't need you”).7 But what separates Ernst's anthropogenetic antics with the
reel from a puppy's fetching a stick or a kitten's toying with a piece of string is the
fact that in Freud's reading this reel means something other to the boy than what
it ...
9
Drought, Famine, Plague and Pestilence: Ancient Israel's ...
11 In this way, the ancient Israelites, more so than most of their neighbors,
insisted on an anthropogenetic cause for natural catastrophes, even if the
operative axis was between humans and the divine. Great natural catastrophes
have ...
Warren Calhoun Robertson, 2007
10
Faith and Fatherland: Catholicism, Modernity, and Poland
The most complete definition: the nation is a subsistent, collective
anthropogenetic personality with a common “we” and a common genetic root, an
awareness of the fatherland, of history, of tradition, of culture, of speech (
language), as well as ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTHROPOGENETIC»
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What You Need to Know About the Pope's Encyclical on the …
... to the challenge of out-of-control anthropogenetic climate change is a blindly greedy and otherwise sinful mistake that could lead to either the ... «Aleteia EN, Jun 15»
